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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-20

During August we will offer a
discount Of Is per cent on
scholarships
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-20
EsHmste for Roso Purposes

!. Tho amount duo ard the amount .tsf ,grl
besoFoe due and collectlo from eyary s9groe. 80
cept from the lew q taxes ~ b. made f9r fbe
current hscal year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-20
ESTIMATE PRESTON COUNTY


Stnfe OF West Virginia.
County of Preston, To-Wft-
At special session of the county court OF Pres
ton county. held on the 18th day Of August 1914
Present: b. I. Gibson. President, and J. q. Brown
Hayes Sapp. A. L. Sjdwcll, Leo Winters Calvin
DeBerry. J. u. Jenkins and NJ. H. King Commits
In accordance with section q chapter Q of the
Acts Of the legislature Of 1905 the court proceeded
70 make ND an estimate Of the amount necessary
70 DC levied Tor the current fiscal year. and doth
detsrmsne and estimate the several amounts 10 be
rs followH
ESTIMATE
The amount due. and the amount that will
become due and collectble from every source, ex-
cept from the levy OF taxes to b. made for the
current fiscal year.
balance due from sherlff-....................S
geners fund ..... .......................S 122
Special Bridge ,. 6263
Special County Road .......... $3.50 1875
kedemptions lestimotedJ .........-.......... 600
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-20
PLkAaAnT DtsrRIcr

PLKAsAHT DISTRICT
l. The amount doe and the amount that viii
become due and oo5lect BILE from every source OK
cept from the levy 81 taxes % b. made for the
current fiscal year.
2 balance due frfrn sheriff .................g 800
y tteltfnp ttots8s etc ~
Capitation Road Tax 2si
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-08-20

PORTLAND DISTRICT
L. The amount due and the amount that will
became due and collectible from every source eE.
current fiscal year.
Balance due from sheriff ..................g 1882
Capitation Road Tax 824
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-30

10. w. Beardsley instead of at the home
Eof Mrs. Charles Shields as was at
first announced.
E. w. Porter and Columbus Clark
were in the city today from Juliaetta
paying taxes. Mr.. Clark is prom
inent farmer of that section and repre-
sented Latah county in the lower house
in the last session. He stated today
that he would leave soon for two
months pleasure trip through southern
California.
c. A. Tenwick and family returned
yesterday from Clifford where they
visited with Mrs Tenwicks parents
Mr.. Tenwick states there was IA inches
of snow at Clifford Monday. He de-
clares that farmers have sold their
wheat in that section and very little
remains and that there is but slight
oats and barley held there.
suitable New Years present is a
savings accounts with the Moscow
State Bank. We assist by adding $100
to new accounts. 70
At the home of the brides brother,
H. A. Odekirk, in this city, at three
o'clock, Wednesday, December 80, oc-
Cured the marriage of Harriet E.
Hemway and Robert F. Brown, both
of Kendriek, Ida, Rev. A. B. Parry
of the Baptist church officiating. The
contracting parties have been resi-
dents of Kendrick and vicinity for
some time and are well and favorably
known among their many friends who
join in extending congratulations.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-30
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

c. Shoop and wife of Genesee, were
in Moscow today on a brief visit.
B. F. Owsley of Colfax, agent for the
grain firm of Kerr, Clifford & Co., was
in town today on business.
All tickets on the doll at Arnold's
5, 10 and lucent store, must be in by
six p. m. December 81. 100
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-30

If you have to write letters any
way you might just as we'll write them
on paper that will do you credit. Get
your stationery at the Star-Mirror.
They can show you the latest and most
approved styles.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-30
VISITING CARDS

Better no visiting cards at all than
one in bad taste.
The Star-Mrror has a full line of
samples sent out by visiting card au-
thorities.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-30
COMING TO THE ORPHEUM

| Good things coming to the Orpheum
Jan. l, "The Wishing Ring" superb
feature in five acts. Zone of the best)
Jan. 4, Zone Wonderful Night" in four
parts. A real detective story well
played. Jan. and 6, est Elmo" Au-
gusta Evans world famous novel, six
reels. A rare treat Jan. 8, "The
Gentleman From Mississippi" another
superb Brady production. R79
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-30

Miss Margaret e. Knight, who died
recently at the age of rs years, who the
first woman in the United States to
obtain patent, being grained one on
paper bag in 1870.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-30

It's Comparatively easy to get be-
hind the times. You can't do. SO if YOU
take the Star-Mirror.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-30

D. House and family have returned
from Dayton, Wn., where they spent
a few days with relatives.
Miss Gladys Moore has returned
from Kendrick where she has been Wis
iting friends for several days.
R. B. Swadener OF Orofino, who has
been visiting his mother for several
days, returned to Orofino today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wallace and
Miss Victoria returned last night from
Spokane where they spent several days
of pleasure.
The Moscow State Bank credits
accounts of 500 or more with
2 per cent interest 70
Mrs Joseph Coyne is in the city
from Grangeville visiting her husband
Joseph Coyne of the La Costerina cigar
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-30

factory. She will leave tomorrow fol
a visit at Spokane and will be joined
there New Years day by Mr.. Coyne.
Mrs. Jerome J. Day has gone to
Boise where she will join Senator Day
and will remain at Boise through the
legislative session
The beautiful Moose head presented
to w. L. Carlyle by the Moscow Cham
Der of Commerce recently, was pack
ed and expressed to Mr.. Carlyle to his
home at Saltwater, Okla, today.
Representative F. c. MCGOWAN and
Mrs. MCGOWAN arrived in town today
from Deary and will leave tonight for
Boise. They will be quartered at the
Bristol apartments for the winter.
The home department of the His
torical club will meet Wednesday af
ternoon at 230 at the home of Mrs.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-12-30

READ TODAY'S CLASSIFIED ADS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26
On fits Soc.

9lnnoi mine gefenbte err Der en-
Observation-Disclosures. Tom beooer 81.
fen. Get er en- annife igpn o. be.
ifeoen Wnno. "a en- megct TAPS
Mnno.
San taller meget lot. Gafna Ill
iine annoer. 2iae be neooenbigite
Orb ON apnliiet oa Pris % ina el.
lers @ooone og 5arpel Wange
On0Irr BAN ocrfor. Get ffnoer 6or.
reiningen. iiaer be. Dan mao Dir,
feIia n~noerboloe fine aunOer Tor
at boloe paa Dem og i9rlia inaffe
for fine @arer, elIers Oil man oa
mart 5olit.
Wen Often imiIer.
oSnnf 3 bare, ON 3 tror pan
oct. Sea %iunffer meo @li6 ON go.
rerne. Gam tror ieg pnn."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26
Sela,,

aoifiaqc har 10 eiter anogu
%iparaie mia, 6oao iea monte, Croe
Sela beteo. On iea bar maaiit
ipare, n IeB par aanife nuioenoe
oerom. 0a ieB manaleOe aenoifat
til De aamle AebrGeres Sprog. men
iaaoanne. ion funoe S%ebrniif idao.
iaaOan % ianoan oerom; % oci bar
ies iaa / oisie JilipIoe iorelaai
Spsrgerne. "a naar lea Der uiI
ifrioe liOf ON oSela". Oa cr Oct
bp1gei pna. hDno andre bar Tor
flnret Tor mia.
Cr0et Celia iorefommer p Gan.
ae / 3auios Snngparf % } @ange
Dos @roieten anbafllf. let or mo.
isIei ueDeriat | ifanoin1oiife, ipiIe
% cnaelife giblrr. @nlaata uoeIa.
Der oct annife iom life berenOe meo
til 9cfiirn.
90 bDorior bar maii life o%uerint
.Sela~2 5oroi inaoan Ter oet
no r. life noaeu nulepenoe Sprog.
mano fenoer Groets eaentlige BE.
tponin9. 6n augiuer oen ian OF
Ell dnoen iaa. Ser fsIger nogIe al
oisie 6orfIaringer: gMeningen meo
Groet SeIa nlaa pare, al Snngen
oa @iniffen Deo Ssrnels @llOstie.
neite ifuloe pnniere, og Imeoens
bIcn Der giDet nogIe frnftige Stso
/ en- al aIongbninnerne~. oSela
betuOer OpboIo, SOile; Wlriiffen Oa
aorionaen ifuloe bpile for at flnnle
itefume enouu fraftieere ] basefter. "
- Sob fn0e % trnf cper bono
On LATER og bsrer, lig BET eDnngeli.
ffe: ~SDo. ioni bar gren, ban bsre@
a3ct er en- Rooe j Wuiiffen"
nSnngerne ifiiloe tie, meoens Oh.
fiffen ipiaeoe ct Wcllcmipil. Spnr.
geon iiaer / lin o9reaiure Of Ia.
nio~: .Sela er ct musiifnIif 10.
trnf, bpis egentlige g%etp0ning er
nfeubt. RogIe mener, al oct er
iinpeltben en- Yauie, ct Gpbol0 i
Mnfiffen: andre, at Oct betp0er
n2eii Stemmen inng bslere
lara 9onen cber I en- bsiere Gnr
Der or berlige ling peo at fomnle,
item 0erfor bin 8nrpe pn1np." 0ar.
peitrenge fommer mart I'D al Or.
ben, bborfor De mda iientmes til
oeres rettc Ssioe. % iiffert er BET
at port Siertes Strpnge fonnuer
ganife let no Of Zone 1900. Ill
iioit MAJ pi Inre at ie paa SeIo
Tom ct Wprfe, Der ifnl uRffe on.
mqrfiombeo. 2ao os lGie Spro'
gene foron oa boseiter meo opbere
alpor; tbi Der err iiffert nof noaei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26


oobe Salo or bleucn fenot / De ier.
tie MrniaheOer. 90 oen O%preisniua.
ION @eter fif neo bette @eoe. par
fife bleDen f~ortalt b0erfen Al So.
bannes ieln eaer al no9eH a De an.
ORE @oanaeliiter.
Get liaaer oerfor ugr at antaae.
at Sobannes CT fommen til At ino.
ie ut Meniabeoen bebeoeOe At blipe
qiort 6efenot fife aIene me0 Refers
Sab. nm o9iaa meo oenne iorum.
oerlig belize 0preisnina, JON @e.
ter Der iaar Al 9erren ielp.
guro At marfe er oct oaiaa, at
1bomas. iom par iao len til at gioe
iIip paa i'm &antro on9aaenoe Ser.
rens 0pitanOelie. Der er naont nqit
efter @eter. San bolot iig M lam.
men meo oisie ANDRE ELIGIBLE o.
par meo at ie Scins 0eo oenue
aabenbarelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26

81 oct har pit ia. al Gliens Nie.
tooc life or oru oaarllaite 1bi
ban or / anrcnes esb blepct Ell ret
peIitanenoe Mono.
Ter er oog eet, Der fan bringe
bans 1lnae paa @leo. "a. / ben
@rno, at ban bIiuer eroo9 naImin.
oelig ueItalenoe.
Ga oct er Ell Heiie. han enanna
aioroe inmmn meO en- Nen. Zen
fan ban nloria alenme. "a iqrlig
CT Der eet. ban nl0rig fan alemmo
oa Oct er gommetppene
q gioroe ct ian oucruGloenoc
,SnOtrnf pan bnnM at ban ben 1na
i 3aa tent Oct M er oper Il
aar ii0en - pcjrer Somnefnpe nT.
lien ale Veane. Sna mart ban
fonmer mo / en- Slof Menneiter
itiffer ban uuiIfanrIig i'm Saauo !
Sommcn % holoer pan lin Gurte.
monup og fnapper Sraffen iGt nj
Tor at beifptte fit llr. Ga fslaes
ban meo nogen. fan De urre iifre
paa. at CIien taser Dem / 9ermci
o. buffer ooparenoe:
v9as pao COMMENCEMENT
aoriogen til 6enne Sfruf FOR
9ommetpoe er al isae | 1ioen ale
re6e ier ban tiltronote bin minoe.
Orroiae Heiie.
Zen giaIt nemIia gommetpoenes
elooraoo bet ifenne, men lar.
Iiee StaIien. 9erneoe bar en- aalpt
mel GnfeI nf BAN engaHg bleuet be.
itinoIet for fin 1eaueboa, inn ban
fnn meb fort 9eippr Flap biem.
7enne 5~iloraeelie nnr 5ioens Ssb
blenet iortaIt m~nngfoloige @auae.
% bper @ona me6 en- ~, lille Ill.
isielie. inn ben efterboanOen bar
ioiflmet 90 Ill en- nploig Neaipenbpb.
On Glen ftnotc ben uoenao. let
pnr omtrent BET eueiie, han uioiie
ON Stnlien On oa Cnfelen Ian.
ae Ter bans Heiie nGiien onaIia
inoprenteoe hdm gomnctnpenes IL.
bpre 9ebrnoiebeo oe 5rpfbco. or
oct life ian moerliat, At ban ian
ben til Reiien meo en- bis Sfrrf for
bisfe 9nnoitter, Tom eiter ben gam.
les 5oriifrina itoo reoe til at fate
fla oper ham, faa mart ban iniie
Tooeu pna Sioliens @rimo.
ga iGrIge fsr.
&c er abe 0egne ~ inrifg / DC
itorr gner 6isfe @optune," fer.
flnreoe Gnfeler. rgao hper enc,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26
8lano fun,

@n al De melt populare giDs-
anifelier er uiitnof Den, Der uotrnf
fes / oct gamlp 6rOiproa: 4glano
life 6o%rretning % Reliaion,@ eaer
iom bet til liOer benoer: .ariiieu.
bonn bar intet me0 5orreining al
gere,@ men bette er lige iaa ialift.
Tom oct er popnl9rt. "a BOG er Der
mango, ionl mener. at oenne Nm.
%ifnelie er rigtig, ia ben encite rig.
tige Raaoe at lene paa, buis man
oa eaers ifal bliue til noget / Ser.
ben; tbi ariltenoommen eller o8e.
ligionen~ ioln man f~oretrpffer
at u0trDffe iig oil soelpgge
5o%rretningen. os oeuile pil soelpg.
ge aeligionen; Oerfor mna bet alt.
inn upre rigtigt At luffe iaa tGt,
at 2nsitraalerne ira San6beoens.
Retf9roigbeOens % g%armDiertis-
.heoens 8eroen life fan trrnee mo
j BET oagIige Gins aiirrer.
Higtigt maa oct ian ogina npre,
bpis en- Nlano ombpggeliat lRgger
Heligionen iii Sioe / airfen eiter
enot @iIostieneite, Tor fnn nj tnge
Den op igen npite Ssuong for Ell
limestib: j llgens Sob, ! @per.
ongslipets aomp, arbeioe og Sioel.
ie oil aeligionen, me0- oens 1rsit
Sps og @lpoe, bare pare
bnm til SfaDe o. SinOer. Rigtigt
mno oct enops0ere ppre, bpis fam.
me Rano. mee andre iamles I'll
Wenigbeosmsoe, bDor man lRier
uoget al oen belize Bog ON al BABE
imnmen Sinoelag, Iom par | Sri.
Itus sseius, men iad bDd0 gaar
Der al Nan0eui SunO er bet, Der
pttrer Tia genuem bette 5oriIag.
oisie llotaIeIier, oisie Niiner og
Sagter2 Sa, oct err 5~orretning
Reniqbeoens Torretnine og 5or.
refining bar 10 intet meo ariitenoom
II are. Ga. men bDorfor inn Iaie
BET ocilige Sfriftiteo % ipnse al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26

tie @%anegaar0 fan on lGie Aobar-
ielen ira Folifirt:
vSag Fem Aat ior Yommetupe!"
1erfor par paa oin Vol. iUrli8
ma on bape 1esncbo1en goot for.
Daret / en- Snoerlomme paa Din geit.
Ger er Den iiffer = ida iiffer. iom
Den fan ppre / bette Neuerlano.
Gp OIien niIOe Gre paa lin Roit.
9unge fsr ban ifuloe reiie. Zoo ban
iia IN Ell meaet TART 9oumc meo
annp Tor I i'm geit; o. ban suroe
iia oaalia at anbrinee i'm Iegne.
bog Der. % bier @oua At fnappe
Den. Tor al ban life ifnloe aIcnmc
Del. nanr oct p%irfelia gialot.
6orleoeH beisste lea ham isr.
ite @nng eiter hans aieiie. ean Dor
/ en- life Rropinsbn pnn 51n
vi orsiteSe anmlc Miuoer oct
nil iiae. Oct bar n0rncit mig, Der
iorinIte. San oar inOcillittct o.
iaomplt iom iG0uanlia. llnoer en-
Vapie, fom lea til at iiae: Get er
innot, II bar 10 uaret ! Stnlien
en- @ang.@ o. pliioieIia par Del. iom
blep ban belt iorpanolet Sans no.
Iiae Zine iit et SfGr al IpiaenOe
Gin. o. oenne tdpir Raiur blep iao
oeltaIenoe, at ie1 nGiicn lite iunOe
feuoe BAN i1en.
! et moIenbe Sproa. Ger ilei il.
fe Iigneoe BAN. iortaIte ban ON ben
oionnoerliae Heiie = iGrlia 1iiren
neo 40 @bmen, aeunem Sdweit5'
GDentprlnno - @ottbnrosbn o.
geisget | Milnno.
gMnn maa ppre pnn fin Rot
ale 8eene." illItteoe ban fin be.
eeiitreeoe Sfilorina.
a4na lin Toit - for bbao2"
aCperior gommetppene. &c
arosierer rent iorirrOeliat Ser.
hiemme or 10 oaiaa gommetuoe. men
DC er inaen (ina noale rene IN.
ifcre imoo Dem oerneoc.~
oer be pirfelia ian iarliae2"
ON De cr inrliae2" Sm 10.
ga jea oil iioe big, Del Dor ct rent
lSeIo. at iea | Oet belle tnaei foin
biem meo en- Gre | Comment"
n9oe De od noget ira Oia?"
San tit life Iparet paa oet5psras.
paal bn Der | Oct iamme fom ct
Bar MGno. Der ifnlbe tole me0
ban, og inart efter reiite lea. Men
@nar fit ies Spnret irn hnng Mei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26

~
auarterl gef por 4erionernes dor-
bolo til 5oaen paa Meoet. % Den
utaalmooige Sinositemnina. Der iif
oisie 3 9erioner til Al oueroriee.
% BET aer mar uoen At iele iia
ifUIoia / gs9n.
@uor mango iaa0anne Ooerori
0elier me0qr nj fife / oaali9 5ale2
..lloifnloiQe 9cguel 9naatellerr IL
ger Soft. Non Dc er iaa u~itploi8e2
en Mian0 par fommen oen 9ane
at %operorine ait, mao ban fortalte
foroi boao ban banoe meo At 20.
re. BET ifuloe oItiammen pare ioa
itorilaaet. o. ga hans Sip ogiaa par
iummeniut Al 9aaateller iaa maatte
Der ieies I'll. eller BRACES ira =,
&irfeligheoen. "A Oct lioroe ban
iaa aro0t. at bans Suitrn % Born
Der par mere ianoiGroiae, itaoig
maatte rette paa hans 0oeroribelier.
oaiaa naar frenmeoe herte oerpnn
Mtanoen iortiatte ooa aanife rolig;
bans Sampittigbeo er neo at regne
iaaoant Tor 9uaateaer bIepen ina
uisliom At ban fife mprfcr oct
niauoe o. nbpaaeliae 81 ipnoigc
oeri.
Saa tnaer man noeu 9luiel Cner-
OriDelierne meO / 3%orretninaeiL /
Samtaler, i Selitab. / Spga. j III.
nor. "a. ielp paa 9raoifeitolen
timber man 0Uer0riBelierue Som
Sauoforn banner 9ieraet. iao
banner 9oaateaer 0iemeifets aa.
rafter. 81 Cro. ct 5mil ct gic.
fait. ct 0aanotrnt or gagateaer ;
men builfen Dfnat bciio0er Dc life
Tor ao0t earr on0fl I fan earc
beiunate meo Msrfets ~iorieren0c
ardfter; uare Tom BEN folOe. ma.
tiae Rattaaae Der genaemisner og
orpber Siuet. Oh Or tan nTre iont
SolilraaIen SolrraaIen CT 10
o1iaa en- 9agatel. men oeu
6rinaer 9os. 9ip. 9arne % arait,
lpor Oen fonmer Soften Mogt
ocn bar. ifent title % liacl Saa
har Sanobeo. @uosfrp8t. 6re0iom.
mclia2c0. 5oriouliabeo. eitergioeH.
bcO. aUrliabeo. gomng1eo, FRO.
ifa6. o.i.p. % 6oor oisie Straa'
Ter iaar 9oo til at lnie oper 81
aenncmtrau9e eipeis Smaatin5.
Der isIscr 9eliianelie.
ii alenc DC Sina on siorOe.
Men Dem. on lac uaiort ne0.
Som ooloer DEN ipGre 4ugeil
"a itiuler DIT oiertes 6reo.
L mtnle Cro. on aIentte.
Zen Rso, on gif foIo iorbi.
Il 9reue. on alOrig ienOte,
e ipeaer peo 92ionatstio.
Zen Stcn On funOc 6a'e lsitet
Mleo Din grooer / iGaes Saa.
Get aaao. Tom On Ell If sipet,
"a ou haDoe Tor traplt ben 8aa,
Get elifenoe 1rDf al en- oanno
8e muutre Smaatieneiiers elU.
Com on aloria gnp 5io til a,
itremme,
5oroi OF babe NOT / Dig ielU.
Raor ri oenOer Oct prsUenoe glii
inono poa % ieln. Oa bll0er ni be
orspelia ~ouerraifeoe. Ratnrliguis
@ieu oo beqnnoer ri Susrenaermg
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26

politif. 9urtifampl Sm liot innaer
ri en- salme o. ilutter @1e0et meo
6aoeroor. men pi bar life blan.
BET Geligiou meo 5orretnina; ni
aasieog neie paa At hoIOe oem ira
hinnuoen. TIL De bar intet meo bin.
ailOen At acre.
Get cr pei Hart. At Ben. Der oil.
De borne Ell inaoan 9nifuelie
maatte have belt orange 9eareber
ON. buao ariitenoom er. % ON.
5pnO DER trGlaes til. Tor Of oct fan
bliDc beore oefme aanlle ioro0rueoe
9erOen. Ter be6gpes life manae
0ro Tor at beoiie bette. gailns
wifriper til 5%iaipenierne iaaIeoes
= eurilt. mine grsorel bbao JON
heiit Der er ianot. hpa0 Der er ar.
bart, hpao Der er retiGroiat. bbao
orr cr rent. mao Der or eIiteliat.
bnno Der tales Del ON. cubner gno
% ait. hudo priieliat er: oerpaa
aiuer Nat Set er praftiit Sri.
itenoom brugelia i 0neroaasli.
pct. SUnf III bare. hoa0. Der Oiloe
lie pdn rt Stc0 huor Soltet 1T Ell
9lanoina al oennc praftiite ariiten.
oom-ino / De boeroa8sIiae 9iusior.
hol0 opericr hneranorel d buer.
Gan Dil0e BET aoa Den 6orretnina.
iam bier fenot Tor al praftiiere.
mao Der oar .ianot. rretiGrOiat
rent 4priieliat' cir. 9ilOe, Der
manale almoer2 9ei. oeus Sueee.
piIoe pare aarontereti
Oa hDor0an bier oct meO De.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-11

waterworks of the school built by the students. This is shown in detail.
 From Coosa county is basketry and weaving.
 Tuscaloosa, Bullock. Mobile, Talla- poosa and Morgan counties have good exhibits.
 In the Lowndes county colored school exhibit, 52 schools are represented. The Calhoun schools show some of it's blacksmith and -shoeshop work
 A cedar chest made at the Agricul- tural and Mechanical college at Nor nal is one of the handsomest things shown.
 The school at Feeders, below Besse- mer. has large display and also had 8 demonstration in cooking on Thurs day afternoon at the Sixteenth Street Negro Baptist church. The negro industrial high school of Birmingham has a booth that is filled with every phase of its industrial work, sewing, cleaning and pressing, cooking shoe repairing, stencilling, ooze leath- CT cutting, furniture making, basket " and canning.
 Mir. J. L. Sibley of the state educa- tional department is chairman of the committee presenting this exhibit. He is to be congratulated on this feature of the educational association for the work is most excellent and is so dis tinctly worth while.
 One is impressed by the practical work done and others besides teachers have enjoyed visiting the display yes terday. The exhibit will be open again today and will more than repay a visit from either teacher or layman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-11
Mrs. Siegel Brings Suit

NeW 1Ork, Aprll IO.-MfS. 1enry Siegel, wife of the bankrupt depart ment store owner, brought suit in the supreme court to set aside deeds de- priving her of her dover right in the Siegel estate "Driftwood," at Mamar- oneck, N. Y. She maintains that her husband. whom she is suing for di- vorce, induced her to sign these deeds in 1910 by fraudulent promises. She holds that the transfers are void be- cause Siegel did not live up to his agreement to pay her $25,0O0 a year after their separation. She values the property involved at $500,000.
 There Is no schoolhouse in this state that is rot close enough to free sawdust to get barrel of this dust and sprinkle the floors and prevent 1t from flying in all directions. Remember to teach the chill 6ren to get the mud off their feet before entering the schoolhouses. I would ad- vise you to clean your floors thoroughly and then put on a thin layer of oil The oil will cause the dust to gather In small piles as the floor is swept"
 Mrs. s. D. Weakley. although not on the programme, was given the privilege of the floor and appealed to the teachers to give their moral aid to the Alabama Girls Refuge Home. She asked that they encourage the movement to pro- vide adequate quarters and protection for the unfortunates. Mrs. Chappeil Cory followed Mrs. Weakley and thanked the teachers on behalf of the Woman s ChIstian Temperance union for their valuable aid in furthering the work of this organization last year. She said that cards for. distribution were to be had for the asking and requested the aid of the teachers in the forthcoming year.