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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
DALLAS

DALLAS. vs. Va. Aug IS-Miss
Mary Holmes entertained a few friends
Saturday evening. and everyone had
a very enjoyable time Those present
were Misses Laura Kimmins. Freida
Little. Hazel Rave. Ethel Rarnhart.
Carrie Salter. Ethel buchanan. Viz
sinia Rahr. Wilma Chspline. Jane
HiEgs. Laura Rllick. Mary Holmes
and Regina Little. Messrs Cleye
Crawford Russell Crawford. Arthur
Raye. Roy Powell. Paul buchanan.
Woodford Salter. Lynn Kimmins.
Glenn Smith. Herbert Parker. Frank
Dennison. Edward Thorne. William
sampson. Charles Cunningham Clar-
ence Buchanan and Dwight and Keith
McGlumphy Messrs and Mesdsmes
4. J. McGiumphy. sam Holmes. Earl
Patuson. ollie Geisler. James Buchan.
an and Alex. McGlumphy
a large number 90 Dallas people at
tended tho annual picnic AZ Majors
vile. Saturday. and an reported a good
time. The singing by the Washington
Big -Four won praise from one and
all
s. Z. Order and family spent sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Scherrick.
OF West FINLEY.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Psttison. OF Wood
lawn, are spending a two weeks vaca-
ton IN the country
Chester Mcmillan. WIN Sampson.
lleye Crawford and Roy StrickHn are
attending the Institute az MoIndsville
Mrs. Lydia Pattison returned Mon
day evening from a few DAYS visit
Hr.HHh LE q
Minis. OF sand Hul
Mr. and Mrs Daunie Dague. OF Viola
spent sunday with Or and Mrs Wood
RUIZ
Miss Froida Little has returned
from a visit with her aunt. Mrs. Clar-
enoe NcCullough. OF Gray's station.
Mr. and Mrs VIII Davis Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Howard. Miss NeIma Nc.
Kane and Mrs Fannie Beals attended
The revival meetings at sand Hin. sun
day night
Mr. and Mrs Joe Mckee and Mrs
Black. OF Tayiorstowu. motorcd 20
Dallas. Sunday. and visited Mrs sara
Crawford
Word was received Monday by bal
las friends OF the death Of Mrs Lizzie
Matthews az Benwood The family
were former residents Of Dallas Mrs
Matthews was operated upon on Mon.
DAY morning for tumor. and owing 20
her weakened condition and weak
heart she failed 90 rally from the anes-
ihetic. The remains were taken 10
ohio. Tuesday. and will be- Inferred
there.
Mr. George billie. an AGED resident
~ near Dallas. passed away early
Tuesday morning fIa death was due
90 a blood cIot on the brain
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P0LLANSBER

Sctoci chIi1rer nave srsrcely three
more weeks % their summer Facatirn
i-fI aE Ell tre frh1ols IN Foi'arstee
rll cpfu for fra reru 90 Mo1tay.
September Tfh AU the tridirzs Or
Dee .arf year wiu D. used the sare
aa before lrrI fte b@El1rtnE az the
year shea crarleH @ll i.s made FOR
many ~ me On a. Efu afS~rF fhe
reu sctocI Tire tao rooms ir TIE
5uFrtrferErr url Buccalo buLcl-Es In
ffe F1rst sarf u.Il bs occupied 81 tie
pupils from the F1rst 9ard lnfI The
frat of January. when they aiu fnf
better quarters tr the new building
ir TaruarY rhe HIEh schnol an
probably occupy the entire blIfei-F
on Allegheny street which Eas bulf
and r'tst up Tor thar pu-Tose several
yrars exc tlf could not ~ used a.
ne room could nof be spared
NCrk on she n@W school D. pro
gresTing rapidly and Contractor A $
CRAIG and Company have their entire
force ~ men an EOrk on It The brick
work uas started iaEr week and o.
being put up with remarkable speed
although fte CONTRACTOR we're slu
In getting started The building viii
b. made % red brick with limestone
trimmings and viii have every mod
err convenience with eight large
rooms four on each OF the two floors
and a basement which vii b. divided
into three parts. one FOR the furnace.
the other for gymnasium and lunch
room for teh children. Not only is
The building 20 b. the best ln town.
hlt one - the finest in tne valley be-
tween wheeling and Pittsburgh and
all the citizens % town viii feel proud
% o.
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Inspected Avenue.

The street and alley committee Of
city council met on Monday evening
az the mayors Office az o'clock and
went together 90 lower Virginia ave
nue. near DUquenee street % inspect
the sewerlnE and a way 20 stop the
water from running on the hillside
into the Behuke houses after every
hard rain. AT a mecsue OF council
held several weeks ago a foreigner
who resides in a small house came 10
council and told that body how he
was forced 90 move ont OF bis dwell
lnE place during heavy rails storm
and would like the city 20 DO some
thing 90 stop the water from running
into his house The water. Dc said
runs down on the hillside and into
his windows and under the door and
ruined his furniture as well as forced
his family % move out
At "a meeting OF council held last
Saturday evening. Councilman Smith
stated that Mr. VIM Behnke who
owns the house had talked TO him
about the matter and wanted the city
90 build his retaining wall several
feet higher 20 a. 20 protect the prop-
erty. Council considered the matter
hut decided this would De unfair az
The other lots adjoining would then
te flooded by the water and arranged
10 meet last evening and see what
was best 20 be done
The place was found t1 be Just as
Mr. Behnke had said. tho lower part
of' virginia avenue above his house
is severed but the sewer is not large
enough 10 carry on an the water as
70 PUSHES down from the hillside after
each rain and soon becomes c'oREcd
and the balance % the water runs into
the house ~ was decided 20 build
an earthe nembankmcnt between the
house and the avenue and Co dig a
large ditch which would BE- capable Of
carryiyy an the water 10 several dir
fcrent sewers Chief Of Police Barnes
was notified 90 start work AZ once on
the emhankwent and ditch for Mr.
Hehnke claims ne has had trouble In
renting hts house on account % the
lack % the avenue being repaired.
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kcrrihan. OF Nideo. were among the
visitors az Salem. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Campbell. OF Bloom.
held Ridge. entertained very Jolly
crowd from MaJorsyille on Friday eve
ninE The following persons wora
present Mrs Johnson and children.
Mary and Mildred Mrs Steele and
little daughter. kathryn. Mrs. Lyttle
and son Harold Misses Alta Akin.
son. Nellie Harsh. Ota Steele. Annie
Atkinson. Olive Wallace and Jennie
'hedester. Messrs. J. G. DOMAIN. Earl
Clutter, Charlie Wallace. Russell Rich.
mond and Willie AIlay.
Mrs Mary j. Gorby Mr. and Mrs
flaine Gorby and Mrs. Annie Culley
ana son motoTed from West Ale1an-
der, Saturday. 20 spend a part OF the
dsN with Mr. and Mrs Harry Gorby.
and the afternoon with old friends al
the Salem picnic
Miss Jennie Dinsmore. OF Washing.
ton. Pa. is spending a few DAYS with
her sister. little Miss Louise. al the
nome Of their aunt. Mrs Culley.
>. T. Harsh and daughter. Miss Vida
Harsh. and q. X. Harsh came down In
Their car 90 b. present with the Sa.
lem people. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Randolph Hewett were
calling on Mr. Baile and family. sun.
daN evening. They were accompanied
nome by Nr and Mrs John Hewett.
Of Jeanette. Pa
air and Mrs. j. Donley. Of West Al
sNander. and Mrs William Miller. Of
Dallas, were guests Of Mr and Mrs
Bert Alley SATURDAY and sunday.
Mrs. LinnIe Chambers left sunday
mornine Tor Smithfeld IS. Va where
enc viii visit her sister. Mrs johnson
MISS Auta Parsons and Mrs Irene
NIiey were calling on Mrs Flora steele
SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs Mcdonald OF East Fin
icy spent Saturday and Sunday with
VT and Mrs. 81 " Steele
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Another robbery was attempted
shortly before z a. m. sunday. accord
INK 90 reports from resident who
saw foreigner coming out OF the
FidedOor 81 Burris's drug store az that
time The clerks % the drug store
were notified upon their arrival a few
minutes afterward and started an In
vesugation. but found tho store door
from the hall to be stll locked and
nothing in the store was missing nor
was anything disturbed 70 IL the
opinion of many that tho man gained
entrance 90 the hall by n skeleton
key but was bafled in the attempt 90
Eet into the drug store hv the night
lock. The authorities have a descrip-
ton Of the man and Do he is found.
VIII answer for proving about the
place
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NOTICE-CONTRACTORS
NOTICE TO coHrRAcroRs

Sealed bids will BE- received a, a.,
ofuce ~ The Board Of Conmiasion.r-
gf the county of Ohio. until Thursdav
Time ~"
fgF fesurfacinE with Hrick HituIithic
of iiiuminous surface. az per apeclfI,a.
ions on ute 40 the office 81 The road
~ Commissioners. certain horizon. -
the following roads.
Naii"nhl Road 1.-TWO locations
trcEErNille. Clinton a Potomac u,.a
Wheeling q Fnirmont Pike
WhreiuE a Elm Grove Road
Il'nnf Run and Cherry Hin Road
Specification together with auprD,f-
mate FardaFe are on file aud may b.
seen during office hours. az The Toarf
House. Wheeling. ". Va
any or al bids ''''Nt
GEO. ". OLDHAM
I ge I..rrd ~ CommissIonsrs N tho
.---- = ~ -L--- nu-Ilau
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FelIarsh.- No,.,

Charles and Herman Mulley %
Wheeling visited relatives In town
on sunday
Edward Ratclhe and RAY Walker
lett yesterday on o. motoring trip 20
Cincinnati. Ohio
John and jess Swertzferger OF the
country. were visiting ir town last
evening
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A national Temperance life ineur-
ancc society was organized 40 a meet.
ing held af Eagles Han ON last Friday
evening Twenty charter member,
mot and elected tho following officers.
President. william Banfeld. vice pres.
dent Charles Crawford. secretary
md treasurer. Geo r Wood. Charr1u.
Rev ~ ~. Phillips. guard. William
Fauida
The society is f0r total ahefsirers
rr1 No. 's expected within Oh short time
.r have ri large membership REGULAR
urrf'rE1 NJ enc members win be held
once month The society was
instituted hero BY " r. DoIey 90
N.r York U.fg
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MANIC CITY HOTELs
LEXINGTON

lerlnr so ArEnrsas Ave- PACfOf 4
sh.l- Nts WITH TENNIS AND GRO
laIfA lsANA Ala cab rrHrI am rrIHTa
lHA enrrr guests NAY - fruHn nrusr
t.rf tn nttrluE nfftre Wildcat ustrE
tain rNasTs ulrn nrrFrtanfs 90 care Ter
= aits. 81 free. neal hsas EurrlnE earer
ln r.-nrns IreEr nrr go water haffH
alllc an1 TrtNafe. Sneclal rates 81 81
p - tsiiF. - o. t1r O. erekfY tnciui-
- cnutre tatlF flrrllrs rrurr csr farm
u 1.tr Eart SCI. LarC Nrsfra. nnilrurrn
luckiet r1ailcl unnn r-1u-sr
PAUL a. EuSElllANS Mrr
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CLAIRVOYANT
PROF. L. A. JENKINS
WORLDS aEEATEFT cLAIxVoYAHr.
what I Do For Hor

..,r NhAt % Tor SOC.
VIII ffau your llfr like an open book
telling you frankly tho had a. ,s,iI a.
fhe good. ciNing advice on an matters
uf interest such o. love courtahIp
marriage. divorce. business rurrfii4.
lions. journeys. Wills. deeds. patents law
suits. friends enCmfsz or rivals EItinr
names In full whether husband. wife "a
FW Crfhcnrt lH true or false 1 teach ,.at,
tNr secret power 90 control 20 win the
ono you most desire ana 20 overcome
enemies. rivals or bad luck 90 any kInd
iu fart no matter what may b. yUtfr
hope. fear or ann bitton. ! guarantee ~
help YOU and ~ yuu are not Absolutely
satisfied then you uHF Iithinr Has trts
not honesty upon the face "a IA rae
Film Grove car Co corner fth and Center
streets. Fulton. ". Va. Car ar8ua ,ff-
rtrtf IN front OF house. only a NV
minutes from Wheeling" Ask condur-
tor Tor Fourth and Center" Hours-
10 90 a 81. 20 500 r NJ au-7-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19

AGED year Q months md % DAYS
The child had been 900 but a short
time and the end came a. a surprise
70 all. many not having known the
child had been ui Funeral services
viii be held from the home tomorrow
afternoon az O'Clock interment viii
be- made In Brooke cemetery.
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LOST
INFORMATION WANTED

So Co present location 81 Joseph Ha-
Nirh ur hahuch or kabick formerly
married fo Kate Hiidtbraud It De- to
-l. alh nrtaEr fn communicates With The
Coiouiai Trust Company, administrator
~ 'he estate ~ Kat. Morgan. aume-
L.IEn- Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
MAJORSYILLE

NAIOBSNILLE. 49, Va. Aug Is
Do Salem ST. p. picnic was "a grand
success Doh many ways The day after
fridays rain and storm. was perfect
Do crowd. Cor "a country affair. was
simply immense. there being af least
500 per-0r7 on the grounds The on.
iffia.nuent Eirer during the DAY BY
The quartet from Washiueton was we'll
received The speaking was eood and
fH. taI same just right The cot.
of'd fo.ka save concert I1 the even.
Irr fo crowded house
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FOR RENT
SEAIED PROPOSAIS

Notice 90 Manufactures, Jobbsrs. Msr-
chants and Others Wholsaals Deaisru
N'lI't IH HEREBY GIVEN mat
NJ West Virginia wIIf receive b.la lsff,.
pr i'e nffl.n at Charleston West NirEfrIs
TOT furnishing supple for the astsraf
r.a.e lgrIil uilnnF. fn" financial marara.
mfuf uf which Ir vested .r raII f..a.r
sHntrHrtH ulI D. wHrdrf fu fn. Iu..af
niddFrf quality considered and other
lILn1a nflnE equal West virginia deal
iiNtH ~ supplies r..HHf viii be- fHr.
rlaffd bidders Uu r....uf az rrHHa.fr
stating the Zine desired
STATE BOARD Ir rlNrrlr
ta-f-tf CfarIerflr W.af rI-r.-r.
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HOTEL FRONTENAC

TWILL hhO'iLNbt Ave. 100 va
.ryin tsach- 4he most popular scCtion-
BETWEEN the two famous piers centraI d
Az attractions. modern. haEh-class hotel
- SO ~ ne n.ets cspacity $50 viii
nlahc very special terms 90 - Sc
tl-.aN. 2la.NN 40. including LARGE ocean
rooms. metal beds. elevator haffas
rhonV- superior table. with white sef-
vice, tatle Supplied clrccf from farm.
pure water. sanitary plumri porChrs
overlook the. cSuan and Roardg ala
h"oklet- ". a. WATTS
Jg-fa-r
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The United gfafea rffs.-- --.-.f
cally en- lfr potash raIfr fro-- c.-
many lt nitrate OF soda from chic.
pee bone dust chiefly from Errora
canada End India. and Hs ~Isrrfra.
neoue Fertilizers mostly from r4rsfs
eermany. Belgium and The United
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FOR RENT

Pine sr-rnf F
stree. rrsr bridge rc-rrr
Suitable frr Hrrr room H.~s
doctors rarI.rs. H.
plenty of uErf arl .r-..ar
good condiuou. can rte cod .I..
Sci ~ - CALL us - Nat 90
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FuNERAL DIRECTORS
BreUmmer t. HfIdebys

aaefel Directors and zmfarr.s
MarzeL anl Twrrfv-rs-r--l
As-esnona al. ODsn a. and ii
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WANrED-MALE HELP



WASrrp-AEsuts IT, car -Earorsan
49, r.H.H San rlske ul1rrV fasf r'rfl-
M AA.Aa nNH cnHN caHntalriug nEarIN see
iests 40 ll.astr>ficns. rcrtraits nlsrs.
viewed FORMER care srrlics snd nart-s
fesnlrrea. etc. sftrs cause ard ISSUES
80 4. "a 49,. sai7s . i, ~ srss'ssi
fr,e eutftt. also a-k ~ fr-s cat-is ia
~ HalIs SrAgal Ancv istEe and F.-
S.Ir l-at aE-nts MAKE 80 a. SIS se-,-
Gays to-rr- issinn sos or hrttrr. extra
inlaecuents - Eenerui scents ana crcr
faruish circulars etts name ana sdiress
lrrtsht $40. grctit stten. hoth cgtnts
A-llc lsth ana Chestnut Sts. fhitsdci-
roP-SorcH salesman dssirous - con-
rcCttuE Win one % the nrst special
ties Cn Ausrtcan market call AZ -
Asin 81 after a NJ su-is-g
wAsrnp-Thrss u,orr men with sem.
acinfl a. salesmcn. % ~crk frcra or
sagons- Call and go "a c y. AdAINs
90 ep-a.-u
wAxTEp-A, eos. .s..s~ SEA s.ny.
sssL intssis.sosr. Sss-ssI . sss .
-
WANTED-Female Help
-----------------~-~~--~ -~~--~----~-~----~--~~>
EANTEp-M oman Tor general house
Sork. Bell phone "a Elm Grove
aulk-ff
WANTnD-Girl Tor dining room Nork
hel phone, Kim Grove 22l- auls-tf
wAErED-Up-tsirs sirL Reference 10,
lglrg1- AZ e-l. lhapllnc 81 auiN-i
BUSINESS Opportunities
Fon sALE-totei heart % business
district Canton. ~. ~ rooms. bar and
Gaze. Best fixtures. Opposite l.Ycfuul
thrRfrr. Hest location In city. owner
rninE west Address canton. care Iutel-
LOST
LoST-rtrc cn rim. between Wherllnr
auu hiIluuNale. Return 90 Strenrnd
Auto supply Co. and receive reward.
nurla-l
LosT-uianond stud wednesday niErt.
tn ,ity. Reward FOR return to tnt.iii-
E-nL-r au-if-i
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HOTEL MAJESTICylr y

.ruNf throughout. center % attrac-
lions. ocean view. cauarIty 500 Eltta-
tufs private baths. white esrtirr. str.
superior table SIccial Gl1 90 up week
y - 30 ul daily. Booklet
Aug a-t-duNN 81 A SMITH
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THE WILTSHIRE E va pa, sy S,,,s
.rNt capacity $50. private baths Run
INNS water pol rooms. tlcN atUr. music
special 1880 up weekly. $500 daily.
open al the year. Booklet
SAM III FILLS
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE
SUBURBAN HOME

foh sALE-Frerh COW. Inquire r D.
bowman. Clinton. ". Va Hsu phone
Alt Ils-Rl2 auisI
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e. E RON

N~ntral, go surruuu1nEs rrros1tr frrt~sfarf auf
-athuiic CturChrs oararlfr - trrUss flslt.
runuins sstsr In rrsuls. Private tafts. ulrta t-fs
80 teet % FurCnss snusiruf tartr frrst r-gefal
slndu-sscfssnsd st.le awe tluslst II scisi o.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-15

those who have come into the fold the past year have done so because of the advantages offered through the touring bureau. Every motorcyclist wants to take a long tour Maybe he can't do it this year, but he wants to make his plans, find out the best routes between given cities, and the time of year when certain roads are in best condition. And the touring bureau offers him this opportunity. With the aid of the bureau, he can have the exact route of his tour all laid out before he starts on the trip.
 Many of the routes mapped out by the touring bureau have been prepar ed directly from information gathered by pathfinders who have covered the territory. As yet the bureau has not been able to get much information from every section but it is constant ly working to that end And as rap idly as new data is secured it is copied and listed
 In addition to securing data con corning roads, the rider can also get from the touring bureau information relative to licenses in various coun- tries, state speed regulations light ing requirements and shipping regula- about hotels along the routes.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-15
WHAT PER CENT?

English Guide (showing places of interesD-It was in this very room, sir, that Weling received his first commission.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-15

American Tourist-Indeed! And how much commission did he get?-From the Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-15
HEALTHY HAIR---N0
 MORE DANDRUfF }.
Psrisian Sage Makes Dry, Unattract i've Hair Soft, Fluffy, Abundant
 and Radiant With Life.

It's entirely needless to have un- slightly, matted, scraggy or faded hair A little care is all that is needed to make it soft. pretty, per fecty healthy, and free from dan druff, the hair destroyer.
 Use Parisian Sage-it supplies hair needs and is absolutely harmless. It oleanses the scalp of all dandruff, quickly stops itching head and fall ing hair, and is one of the best ton ics to stimulate the hair and make Il grow long and beautiful.
 Get a bottle of Parisian Sage to- day from-a-or at any drug counter. It costs but 50 cents. Rub it into the scalp-all dandruff disappears your head feels fine-the hair is pretty and perfectly healthy. (Ad- vertisemenD
Arizona republican., 1914-02-15

judices that were raised against them caused the banking firm to fail.
 The trial lasted until August 23, when the whole family was found guilty. The foreman of the jury an- nounced that the verdict was affirm ative concerning the question of Justification and swindling and nega- tive upon the subsidiary questions.
 The court sentenced Madame Hum bert and her husband each to five years imprisonment and the pay ment of $20; Emile was sentenced to two years and Romaine to three years. The Humberts served their sentences and of late years nothing further has been heard of them.
 Tomorrow-Trial of Garfield's As sassin,
Arizona republican., 1914-02-15

RECALL = ::.::: :.:: <: ]: ;:: $::::;; $::: ::
 % VI n n@ A" Tuesdays, Thursday
Arizona republican., 1914-02-15
TOURING BUREAU ACTIVE

One of the factors in the growth of the Federation of American Motor cyclists is the touring bureau, which was established a little more than a year ago.
 At present there are 25,66S mem bers in the FAM And many of
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-27
TRACE MALADY TO
HOSPITAL PRACTICE

Albany, n. Y, Feb. 27.--An inves-
tigation is being made in the cases
Of frty children in the Bronx, New
York City, who entered various hos
pitals apparently suffering only from
mild ailments and came out inoculated
with a serious disease, according to
Bernard S. Deutsch, secretary Of the
Bronx house.
This statement was made before
the senate judiciary committee yes
terday in the hearing on the Herrick
bill, proposing commission to in
yestigate the practice Of vivisection
and the BoyIon bili proposing that all
animal experimentation be done un-
der the supervision Of inspectors ap-
pointed by the state board Of regents.
II was the first suggestion that had
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-27

been made before a legislative conf
mittee Of the possible existence of
experimentation on human beings.
Deutsch said he had affidavits from
parents that the children had no
hereditary taint. He complained that
all efforts TO get an explanation from
the hospital authorities had failed
and said that the infected children
were allowed to associate without re-
straint with their fellows in tene-
ments and at schools.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-27
Bv MARGARET MASON

WRITTEN for the United Press)
And now it's Fashions whim to asque
Her followers to don the basque.
New York, Feb. 27-Basques it is
and coming as they do right on top
of bustles the female "fgger" is in
for complete overhauling and read
iustnent. This spring viii see things
at an entirely different angle, particu
larly tummyS.
The debutante slouchers will once
more lead an upright life and health
full interiors will again be combata-
BILE with fashionable outsides. 1t is a
far crv from the loose bagginess Of
the kimona waist to the snug clasp OF
the regenerated basque but the bitter
fact is known full we'll to all those
damsels who have helped to make
garment do for two seasons that fash
ion changes are ever extreme.
Another evidence of this is seen in
the new ripple coats whose flaring
skirts are indeed direct antitkesis
to the coat which held in so tightly
about your knees this winter.
All the smartest spring top coats
of cloth or silk are shown with ripple
flare set on around the bottom while
others hang loose from the shoulders
widening out gradually toward the
hem. Particularly in the sport coats
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-27

Exquisite sheer mulls embroidered
with borders of pastel tints are lovely
also for the newest lingerie effects and
chiffon embroidered in tinted border
designs competes with lace in Turing
loveliness.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-27

AS a confession to the omnipresent
tango, skirts promise to broaden out
bit about the feet. AS yet this is
only promise, however, and it has
the threat of Paul Poiret to buck up
against.
He, it seems, hurls defiance at Ter
pischore and announces that all his
skirts are tighter and more clinging
than ever heretofore. 1t is bound to
be an exciting struggle and until eth
er Monsieur Poiret or the tango wins
out our skirts are doomed to do a
sort of hesitation so it seems. 1t
is interesting to note that the one and
only Paul also bans the hustle.