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~KENDTG0RELS

nET bekendtgores Aeryed, at Guverne-
'M~ mentet har bestemt, at der. %Anledning
at fremkomne Meddelelser ON at Byldepesteu
BREEDER sig Havana og Mt der o2saa Santi-
ago, Kuba, en- torekomment TiliieIde af
denne Syg tom, indtil videre vl vare at
trHffe folgende Observation-Disclosures
mod allie Skibe, der Rnkomme hertjl fra
nHynte o:
Intet SIKH mao gan nermere til V@rft end
ca. 20 Fod o9 kun ON Dagen, medens Diet
we'd Norkets Frembrud man legge ud
Haynen. Der maa derhos tages snadanne
Granddaughter, som af Observation-Disclosures
ornc b~estommes, tor at hiudre, at Rotter
kommo Land.
Pasaagorer fra saalanne Skibe sknlle I'M
derkastes ct daglig Etterayn at Karant@ue-
legen paa saadaut Sted og til saadan ria,
som af ham bestommos indtil Z Dagp, hyor-
hos Beatetningeu skal efterses Ell Gang
dagli9 j samme Tidsrum.
Ladnin2 clIer ReiSegods. som med Grund
kan nntages ut kunne hu4c Rotter eIler Mus,
luaa like lnudes, forinden den er doSiuti-
ceret. Dog er der intet til Hinder for, ut
saadan Ladnjng kim opbeyares / Lae4tcre,
1orlojede / Hoynen, indtiI Afskibuln9 kan
hnde Sted.
Toldv@senet f0rer paa Diet Ofontli9es
Negne Tilsyn med at fornoden Forsigtighed
advises under Losning o9 lndning.
Guvernements SekretNiatet, st Croix,
den 13de JUL 1914.
j.. If. BERNER.
, 1914-07-15
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

nWING to the death Of the 2ad Member
~ Of the elect We district OF the country
OF C~hristiansled's Jurislic ION Merchant
Robert Armstrong an election Of a bud
Member will according to order from Gov
ernment be held at the Court House in
ChrisriAnsted OH Friday the 9th inst.
The polling will ut II o'clock
noon and in accordance with 5 80 Of the
Colonial Law close at the earliest ut 3 o'clock
7. m.
Pursuant to publ alton of 18th of Noyem-
Der 1906 S. l and :, canIiintes, in order to
be considered ut the election, shall be an
nonuced by one Of the electors Of the cleo
toraI district Tor announce themselyes) US
candidates either by a written announce
ment sl9ucd By the announcer and sent to
the Chairman Of the electoral board ut his
official office not later than / o'clock p. IN.
Monday the 20tA inst. or by the personal
meeting Of the announcer before the cleo
toraI board at the place where the election
is to be held between 3 and 4 o'clock Tues
day the DIST inst.
The electoral board for the country dis
trict of the jurisdiction Of Christiausted, St.
CroiX, July 18Th, 1914
POULSFN.
Chairman.
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E~KENDTGORELS

mA PLADSEN som 2let Medlem for
sS Christiansteds JurisdiAtions LQnddis-
tricts Yalgkreds er bIeyon Iedig we'd Kob-
mand Robert Armstrong; D0d, vii efter
Gouvernementets B~estemmelse Nol2 nf ct
2det Medlem fnde Sted paa Christianstods
Tingsted Fredagen den 24de ds.
Valghandlingen begyuder III. ~ Midlog
og vii HenhoId til KolonialIovens S 30
bIive eluttet tidIigst II. 3.
/ Henhold til Bekendtgorelse Of 15de
November 1906 IS og 2 skulle Kandidater
for at komme Betragtning yel Valget an
NEEDLES af en- at Valgkredsens Valgere (eller
selv anmelde sig) enten we'd skriftlig at An
melderen underskreven Anmeldelse afgivne
til Nalgbestyrelsens Formand paa hans
Embedskontor souest linden III. 1 Eftermid-
dag Mandag den code Dis. elIer we'd Anmel-
derene personlige Mode for YalgbestyreIseu
j Valglokalet mellem 3 o. 4 Eftermiddag
Tirsdag den eide ds.
Valgbestyrelsen for C~hristiansteds Ju,is-
diktion Landdistrikts Yalgkreds, ST. Croix,
den 13' JUL, 1914.
POULSEN.
Find.
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PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR 81. GROIN.

an MONDAY the 9Th July 1914 the Colo
~ NAL Council for St. Croix held its 2ud
ordinary meeting for this elective year ut
/ pm.
The following Members had notified THEN
inability of attending the meeting: 3 d
Grown Member (Seqe1chc) 14t Member for
Christiansted Country District (BcuHD;
3rd Member for snme District (Leery; 2ld
Member for Frederiksted Town (lIerpiu).
Without notification was absent Isl Mem.
Der for Frederiksted Country District S0!jth).
1st Crown Member (.Ia3a'Seul had sent an
excuse for not attending, but Us the meeting
could not com3 to order, there being no
quorum, he attended the meeting after being
sent for.
The Chairman (Kalate,9 opened the meet
ing and asked for folbearance on account of
being unwolI, but as the Vice Chairman (3rd
Grown Member Segelcke) was absent, he
would try to do his best.
The communication to the Council since
last needing were then read:
1. Letter from Government, No. 627, Of
18th May &C, forwarding II copies Of Draft
Of Ordinance concerning ST. Croix Immjgra-
tiou Fund, requesting that list Discussion be
placed on the Order of the Day for the
Councils first ordinary meeting;-which
has been done.
.. Do from do, No. 677, of 18th May
a.c., informing the Council that it has
pleased His Majesty the King by Royal
Resolution Of DIST last month most gracious
ly to sanction Ordinance for the DluiehWest
Iudia Islands concerning the right Of mar
ried women to dispose OF whnteyer they ac-
quire by their own independent enterprise,
adopted by the Colonial Council Of St. Croix
at Bird Discussion the 265h Of Jauaary a.c.
and by the Colonial Council Of St. Thomas
and St. Jan at 3rd Discussion the 10Th
February c.
3. D.. from do. No. CTS, of 18Th May
&C, informing the Council, that it has
pleased HIS Majesty the King by Royal Re-
solution of DIST last month most graciously
to sanction Ordinance for tho Danish West
India Islands concerning alterations of the
rules about court witnesses, adopted by the
Colonial Council Of st. Croix ut Bird Discns-
sion the Goth January &C. aud by the Colo
NAL Council of SN Thomas and st. Jan at
3rd Discussion gu the 26th February a.c.
4. Do. from do, No. 745, of 28th May
nc, informing the Council that Government
has received from John Foss an offer for
the lot No SIC, Qleen's Cross Street,
ChristiaLsted, belonging to the Colonial
Treasury for Il purchase sum of $1,000
FIRES. $4,000. THIS matter is on the Order
of the Day.
5. Do. from DO, No. 1852, of 9th June
&C, informing the Council, that it has
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solution OF ZStn May &C. TO sanction Ordi-
nance concerning payment for Royal Grants
il the Danish West Inuio Islands, adopted
by the Colonial Council for st. Thomas ana
St. Jan at 3rd Discussion the Goth February
&C, and by the Colonial Council for ST. Crojx
at GRID Discussion the 10th March a.c.
6. Do. from do, No. IT'S, Of 9Th June
requesting the Council to forward the list
Oh Protocols and Writing Materials, which
1t is necessary to get from Home for the use
of the Council i'll the year 1915.
Z. Do. from do, No. 1913, forwarding
u copies of Draft of Ordinance for the
Danish@West India Islands concerning some
alterations in the Limitation of action In Ger
tain kinds of legal procedure'etc., requesting
that lst Discussion be placed on the Order
Of the Day for the Councils next meeling:-
which has been done.
8. Do. from do, No. 80, of 18Th june
&C, notifying that it has pleased His Miles,
ty the KING by Royal Resolution of 18Th
last month most graciousIy to appoint Apo
thecary n. j. A. Larsen as 5th Grown Mem
ben OF the olonjal Council for ST. Croix for
The balance of the elective period reckoned
from the END April 1911.
8. Do from do, No. 841, of 23rd June
&C, running AS it according to 81 of Or
dInance OF 2lSt April &C. concerning altera-
tons Of the rules about court Witnesses
which Ordinance comes into force the DIST
July &C, IS incumbent on the Colonial COuu-
ell to appoint 2 men for Christiansted op8
t'IederIk5ted jurisdiction respectively to act
ns court witnesses, and to decide the pay
ment which they are 10 receive. then the
hon. Chairman IS officially requested to place
this matter on the Order of the Day for the
Councils next meetiug.-This matter is on
the Order of the Day.
10. Do. from do, No. 851, of 24tb June
a., requesting the Chairman to forward q
Draft OF the eXI enses in the financial year
1915 l6 III SO far rs the Colonial Council is
concerned.
II. 10. from DO, No. 898, of 29th June
nc, forwarding Fl copies of Draft OF Add
tlonal Money Bill to the Budget for the Ma
uicipality Of St. Croix for the Financial Yeoy
from lst April 1914 to 3I4t March 1915.
requesting that l4t Discussion on the Draft
be placed on the Order of the Day for the
Councils next meeting which has been
done.
II. Do. from do, No 906, of 30th june
ne, informing the Council, that ii has
pIensed HIS Majesty the King By ROYAL
Resolution of 18th May &c. to sanction the
following Additional Money Bill 20 the
Budget for the Municipality of St. Croix for
the financial year from LIST April 1913 to the
3lst March 1914 adopted at End Discussion
on the 10th March &C, by which was grant
ed:
Z SUD Item X. The Sanitary Department
/. Sub 3. Expenses at the Communal
hospitals, . =. II. Pres. G68 So
: Sub new No. 8: For the training of u
midwife at the State Hospital
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Is. Letter dated ST. Thomas 18th NJ
1914 running
I hereby beg to notify the hon. Chairm9
that l, after having been granted leave
7 months, yestei day left St. Croix to who
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n Eik district kan1wha county. The
VOL E. undoubtedly good for 5u or fl
barrels dIt from tle Weir sand and
fhe dIHFno. If Ie removed from pro.
Ilr'ion De- accepted a- evidence that Do
rII lend ur f0 a new pool Aside
rnu tns South Pom OF Company
Hrre h..dr. u that vicinity. tho
United IHnI G.a Company l1a quito
I I.rr. arr..re Tho discovery o.
l now pool s what ia most desired
at fHi- Uu.. aud There win bo n1 de-.
'af .r rarfIue development work
lr ffr Gordon .IrI development on
Rock Camp ROM -a.f.. district. U.r-
r..r county. p o. Miller a. Co I..n
IrI.T tH..r Nn .r the D. o. I.u.
HHu .-u Or.urh fhc Gordon .nG.
.rI I.r. H natural producer good flr
.I barrels r U1r This Ie much small.
frHu either So. or Nn " or Tho
mH 'rm So. g. De- .HU ho1.ur ur
900 900 barrels O. day Nathan Goas
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Mrs W. T. NcCuskey Is vc-v M AZ
Wheeling hospital
Mrs. O. +. Burcy was at Wheeling
Monday and Tuesday
Mrs. Harry WEIGH and daughter Doras
were IN Wheeling.
: lS. Nener. OF Woodruff is the guest
OF his daughter, Mrs. W W. Hinerrrnu
John keene. or Arizona. IS visiting his
SISTER. Mrs. O. T. Burgy. or this place.
Jones, spent Wednesday with Wheeling
friends.
Mrs. Lucille Lancaster was the week
end guest Of her aunt. Mrs. u. r. Burton.
AZ Moundsvillc.
T. O. Piper and ". NJ. Novel; were AT
Heuwood and Wheeling on business
Miss Margaret Dean. OF AfcNfecren g.
the guest or Mrs. Tt onas Hopkins, or
Hight street.
SIR. ard Mrs. Thomas fIicks and chill
dren. Of Wheeling. were guests of Mrs
Hicks mother over Sunday.
Miss lalin Howard has returned from
an extended visit with her sister. .frs.
J. Z. Douley. az Carmichaels. Pa.
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AL. NASH WANTS
A GOOD MATCH
WRITES TO THE iNTELLIcENcER
TO PRESENT HIS
REQUEST
Before Local Fight Promoters 20 Ar
range Bout-1as Excellent
Record In the East

The following letter which Is sell
explanatory. was received by the
sporting editor OF the Intelligence
last night:
Philadelphia. Pa.
February 5. 1914.
Sporting Editor.
Wheeling InteIligencer.
Wheeling. w. Va.
Dear Sir
Am dropping you these few
lines 20 let you know that Al
Nash. OF Philadelphia. the cham
pion featherwelght boxer OF
Pennsylvania. who has been win
ming with great regularity would
like 90 show in your section.
Nash. who Is one OF the fastest
two handed boxers IN the country
has been called the cyclonic fight
or by critics in Philadelphia, as
no Is always willing TO stand up
and tight. when IN the ring. He
never fails 20 make good, and
am anxious 70 show him in Ohio
now that he has made good all
through New York and Pennsyl-
vania
Nash has a great record. hav-
ing won decisions over such boys
as Charley Harvey. OF Chicago:
Sailor Kelly. champion OF the
Navy; Tommy O'Toole. Irish Ma
hon. OF New York: Fighting
Bob" Givler. Johnny Grieber,
Harry Dougherty. Joe Phillips.
Jimmy Murphy. Jack Attell.
Charlie Cross. Johnny Piazzi.
Willie Russell and several others
OF note in the East.
Nash is open 10 meet any boy
In his class. and we do not care
who the matchmakers pick. He
only wants a chance 10 prove that
he has the goods
Trusting that you will publish
this letter. and that NAV soon
have the pleasure OF meeting you.
] remain.
Sincerely yours.
JOSEPH. I. EASTMAN.
Manager OF Al Nash. the
cyclonic feather-weight.
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There is an old doggerel that ball
players and others often sing. OF
which two lines are.
I'm walking In my fathers footsteps.
on, I'm afollowing my dear old dad
Not many boys do this In baseball.
In fact. I do not believe many do 90
In any profession. because 7 have
found that most fathers believe that
they themselves have selected the
worst business In the world. no mat
ter what II happens 10 be, and they
urge their boys 10 take up some easier
profession. where they will not be
drudges. or course none can kick
on the hours OF work in the big league
but ! would not caro- 10 have my son
enter baseball professionally. n he
were sure OF being able To land In the
big league 10 would be an right be-
cause the remuneration in the majors
81 good. But no boy can be sure OF
getting into big company
Tho only case Of father and son
being In baseball that 7 can think Of
right AZ this minute o. thar OF Connie
Mack and his bOv Mack. Jr. has
been tried several times in the majors
but does not seem 20 bo able 20 make
49, He is n catcher. like his father
was before him. and Connie admits
that he himself was never q wonderful
VefloFmer DeulUl iNe DOT Of course.
Connie cannot push the boy through
ON the Athletics because. ~ Doc did.
there would be the cry OF faF0IiI m
from other players on tho bench. who
0uld naturally think they we're iu-s
GOOD but that tho manager SON
ras being given tho preference be-
cause Of pull This would make bad
ceiling on The club Personally. o. D.
nr belief that no managers con has
Hs good n chance or finding n berth
'1 The big lnarue as young fellow
who has no relatives ln me business
Most baseball mon do not want
their sons % enter tho game. vet the
rroaf tendency OF The youngsters
ia toward The rr0foe Jon because they
nro brought NO iu lte atmosphere
There Ie certain ~lawor about tho
game ard fho way in which Dr. always
rnruaofe tho home Cf manager
or player that tofie tho aon inter
e.frd lf ie thn rorf Of thing that
would attract hor where other prO.
fn ions would ruf Uuf do rO'
care f0 poo Wv Son enter baseball
ana tloIah Z have various reasons
lor lolf.nr fh.4 view. tho biz one is
That fhn percentage ir 800 AGAINST
boy landing in The Bic League.
Percentage Against Him.
our nf fhn thousands OF ball rfav.
ers In the cougtry. Canada an -ss--~'
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a PLAYER is a top notcher and. al.
though the period OF service NAV not
De long, perhaps ten or fifteen years
at best, player works only about six
months OF the year and has the other
six months TO build up another busi-
ness into which he can fan when he
quits baseball. unless he becomes n
manager Yes. sir. 81 I had a SON. /
would want TO see him in the game"
The percentage would be all
against him landing In the big league.
Mac " said. and began 10 quote some
figures
This is one time I don't care about
hgures.' replied McGraw. IT he was
my son, he would have 20 carry fgbt
and pep enough to stick i'm the HE
league and make good / should think
anybody would be glad 20 see their
boy In baseball. Why don't you let
yours play. George7"
Would Give Vim Chance.
Cd stallinEs. "Mnybe that's the rcaso,
you recommend the game. DO Won yganf
10 give my boy a tryout next spring.
sure I would be glad TO-" said No
Graw. They tell me he looks a LOT like
well. there Is no one IN baseball 7
would rather turn him over Co." fe-
"sallings son f. now a Newspaper
Eddie collins has boy about three
years old. ana Eddie saws be- wifi mover
: be a Big LcaEuer n ne can help g. This
! boy g name Is Paul. and when the Afh-
leticF arc nt home no goes 90 the b1lt
park every dav with Mrs Collins AMI
sits behind the Athletics bench ono
Afternoon no escaped from his mother
ana cot down on the field uun0fIrsT me-
started after his father. who was walk
Ing out 20 take his place 90 second faee
some hody had better grab thaf habv.
Tie VIII get hurt 9li7 Connie Mack.
he being Tie hrst one to notice Paul as
be Is tho fret 90 notice almost anything
that takes place on the ball fclI one
he was passing third base
what do YOU think ~ that KIDD ask
q Eddie proudly when ho was told
about g.
7 don't believe IN tasehaU f1- sors
of BAH players. But was frrIrr fr
show 'hrirfr. Tr. how fo throw ID IrfI
the other day. and. DO you know Do nr-
o. nice natural swing to hie motion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-07
FAST GAME Is
EXPECTED TONIGHT
FOR First Time In History OF Bethany
College, Female Students VIII
Play Basket Ball Tonight
Special Dispatch TO the intelligence,

Special Dispatch 10 the intelligence.
BETHANY. W. Va, Feb. 6.-For
the first time I'm the history OF the
college, girls basket ball will be
played In public Saturday evening,
and much interest is being manifest
ed. Ladies only will be permitted to
see the game. according to the pre-
urinary announcement. but the male
students are up in arms and declare
they will attend en- masse. The CANA
will be between the Freshmen and In
Nor class teams. and intercollegiate
rules. such as the male players ad.
here 10. will govern the playing. The
admission proceeds will be given to
the college Y. W. c. 4.
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CAMERON
Baseball.

CAMERON. ". Va. Feb s-Cans-on
ls 70 have real live baseball team the
coming season. with W T. Long as
manager. ana the boys will work ear
nestly 20 make ~ a great success. TIE
Is needed 10 put viCor ana vim mo tbe
Work. and let u be hoped that none will
he lax In their duty when called upon
20 help In the succor Of the team Bsse-
pan is 20 be the talk from now on and
let every one be n booster fo--the home
club This - the only way to bring
ages II on 90 victory.
. The boys VIII now be asked TO sign
uelr contracts NJ Holmes roo1 room
ana when tho aggregation IS an signed
tney VIII meet and select "a cautafn W
~ Lang was elected MS manager and
lIckey Holmes - secretary AT a sne-
cially called meeting recently
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-07
GIRLS TO PLAY
LiNsLY AND HIGH SCHOOL GUM.
TETTES WILL MEET
IN First Game % Their Career. and
Much Interest ls Manifested In
tire Contest o. Students.

A fast game viii b. staged this
evening az g O'Clock az the Y. VI. c. A.
gymnasium between the Wheeling
High school basket ball tossers and
the swift basket ban team o. I.insly
Institute. This will be the first time
that athletic teams representing the
two schools Will have come together.
and the game viii be watched with
interest
The local High school team has
shown great form this season. and
Is IN good shape for the game The
Linsly team Is rather inexperienced.
but viii put up a hard fight 10 win the
game from High.
A large crowd Is expected 10 be
present. as the two teams have large
bands OF LOYAL supporters. and there
VIII no doubt be considerable cheer.
ing on the part Of the rival factions.
The teams viii line up as follows.
MnE- High I
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Prophecy Fulfilled

lFrom JudgeD
The newly married couple had just
crossed the threshold OF their home
for the first time.
This is our world dear" he said
softly In 50 we viii accomplish great
things"
HIS prophecy was correct.
inside Of two months they were
Fighting for the championship OF the
world
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.6shtitedMDaenMiH5@

wheeling, W. va
1222 Market Street
Fairmont, W. Va
loo Main street,
Blueneld, w. va.
All Princeton Ave.
Marietta, Ohio,
192 Front Street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-07
OIL AND GAS

Late competitions in the deep sand
territory in southeastern Ohio show
that there are lean streaks in that
Held as well as in many others. The
competitions OF the last few days show
no large wells and the buster list got
several in localities that were expect
ed TO present good producers.
In The southwest extension OF the
Gore field. in Falls Gore township.
Hooking county the CHARTERS Oil
company has drilled No. SO on the
Hooking Products company's property
through 30 feet OF Clinton sand and
has show for O good producer. This
location is GOO feet north of tine
Plymouth OIL company's No / on the
J.. J.. Sweazy farm. completed more
IMAM three months ago. and still holl-
Ing up at so barrels a day.
In the northeast END OF the field in
the Crooksvillo district. in Harrison
township. Perry county. II is different.
The Chicago oil company. Fuller &
Howe. have drilled their second test
on the y. w. Burnley farm through tho
Clinton sand and have a duster. In
the same district the Freehold oil
land Gas company has drilled a test on
the j. u. Wigton farm through the
same formation and had the same
kind of luck. The first was drilled 20
la depth of 3.554 feet and the last 20
la depth of 1896 feet.
In the northern end Of the field.
near Nahsport. Jackson township.
MusF.nrum county. the Frezeysburg
OIL Gas company has drilled a test
on the Max Hamilton farm through
the Clinton sand and has a buster.
'In|. H.NII nffHnfr. "a rfH|H.HfuH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-07

Accumulated gas IN furnace AZ the
IrefhNterian church caused an explosion
sunday morning. The force Or the ov-
plostou blew the ton on one of the chin-
hefS Tho damage was slight and re-
pairs were made MONDAY
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nirthdar celshrnt.nn

Mrs Mary ). Fry o. High street. ceie-
hrated her ciChty-nfh birthday last
FULLEST extent. The feature OF the oc-
casion was nre dinner prepared for
the occasion. Many relatives and friends
ing the day.
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.rs In The couVtry. Canada an -es--~'
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civil Service Examin,tion

a civil service examination will be
heid here saturday. February IS As
inc result 81 this examination 70 ig eN-
pected 20 TN n vacancy IN the position
or rural carrier from the postoTice at
W ooirun, W. Va. The examination D.
OF IS and 90 years.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-05

81 guess I've been. wrong, mother"
he said at length; huskily. We've
had our day and we mustn't expect
the younger people to think about us.
l guess guess we>can afford anoth-
er college course, whether we live to
see it through or not eh, mother?"
TITLE OF tGoLDY GIRL" JUST
FITS ELSIE MCLEOD
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-05

One of the merriest little maids in
the big Bronx aggregation of players
who put out the Edison moving pic
lures bears the. name of Elsie Nc
Leod. She is a real Elsie, all right,
with heaps of goldy hair and a pink
and white complexion. -.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-05

Sometimes she is quite a grown
up lady, wearing ever such fanciful
gowns. And other times she just
does little girl act
Asked to tell how she makes these
quick changes, Miss Mcleod declares
that taking down her hair and short
ening her dresses are: the chief and
very simple ways used.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-05

Paris.-With rings on her fingers
and a few bells and things on her
toes, Mile. Renouardt, popular Pari-
sian actress, started the no-stocking
fad. She has abandoned shoes for
sandals. 80. ...-,-.<. ...
r-O-O-
USEFUL HINT .
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-05
800"
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ing and people will think you are
learned, Macon Telegraph.
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did not seem to worry you. Have
you had any previous experienced.
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