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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-04


G. Voelzel Of the engineering corps,
has left Tyrone for Durango, Mexi-
co, to accept position in the mill
now in operation.
Mrs. Mcmillan entertained Mon
day evening in honor Of her sister,
Miss Rieff, who is leaving Tyrone to
take charge Of q school at Roswell,
N. M.
j. M. Means Of the supply depart
ment, left Wednesday for Konona,
Okla, to look after his interests at
that place.
Mrs. Lily Grimes and daughter,
Florence Of Silver City, spent Sun
day with Mrs. NJ. Long.
T. d. Whitcomb, who is confined
at the hospital with pneumonia, is
slowly recovering.
Frederick Shipley, son Of County
Assessor j. A. Shipley, has accepted
a position in the electrical depart
ment Of the Burro Mountain Copper
company at Tyrone.
W. W. Pascoe Of Tyrone and Miss
Minnie Robertson Of Haywood, were
married by the Rev. NJ. o. Stock
land Friday, August 81 at the Meth
odist parsonage in Silver City. They
will reside in Tyrone.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-04

Eulalia Frans II Myndus, spent
Sunday visiting friends.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-23
Gibcn.Wreile.

Bon ben beutiden 8alimorten er.
reid,en bic giben bas bSdlte Glitter
iie iibertreffen an 2anglebisfeit nod
Bel tueitem bic giden. Sn friiberet
Belt faneen fih oiefe imnersriinen
81ume in Deutldlano ref,t 5ablreid
nnb aud su @dlbern pereinist; bei,ts
oasesen fommen lie meilt MIR Derein'
aeIt, ielten in fleineren &elonien ner.
Bon Sntereiie lit, mas 8antor Grii.
ger (Miugenoorf) iiber oas aybersr.
bentIid bobe alter Der Gtbe i'm
v@anoerer int Mieiengebiras"
idreibt. DAB Der permutblih dlteits
Baum Gelitidlanbs, iast Der @e.
riattnte, in Der @Gbe bon 2anbau
itebt, lit I'M ailgemeinen penis be-
FAINT. gs lit cine @ieieneibe in Dem
MIR adt &ilometer bon bier entfern'
ten &atboliid-SennerSborf. Dieier
@aum, oeiien Nlter bon Brof. Or,
Sdube (Breslau) auf 14o0 Sabre ge.
lhGst ipurbe, ifebt bort mn Sberborfe
unmittelbar ant 8obnbauie oes
@ittsbeiisers $eri6el. Gieler llr'
abne in Der 9aumfpelt bat cine 9obe
bon fl Metern ntto einen mittleren
umfong bon 8 Metern. Tab bieier
aIte &ieie nod beite itelt, ut MIR Der
Siirioree Der 8omilie Serid)el (unter
benz Ramen oer s8beubaler" be.
fonnt) gu perbanfeu, in oeren @sfib
iid Der @utsbof nit Der gibe ihon
felt etua 200 Sabren 6sfinbet. Da
nun oieies uralte Naturbenfmal i'm
abiterben begriffen su iein ihteu, III
I'M porieen Sabre alit 8eranIaiiung
beS S9leiiiden gunoes fit Seimatb.
idus uub NIT @enebmiguna bes BE.
iisers bic @ibe eingebeno beiidtigt
iuoroen. Ser beretts boble Stamm
barg Elm groBeS Sorniiiennelt oas
beieitiet niirbs. gor bunbert Sab.
rem batten bier our~d)3iebenbe ruftffe
Soloaten Glide aus Dem Gtamme
berausseldlasen utb baraus 8ieiten.
fopfe geifnitt. @inen fletnen Chen.
Dolb nit elmer MnSabl bon TOO biz
800 Sabre alten Giben finbet man
i'm Efdo9aer ShIobporfe am Stan.
beden Der SueiStbalfperre. 0ieie
3eigqn alter 8eiten itammien aus
benz elften nnb 5polften Sabrbun.
bert, aus Der Belt Der Grbauuns Der
alien 8itter6urg, @ud Der alteite
@allm Grropns lit nidt gar melt bon
bort 51 finben. G8 lit Die uralte Gtbe
IN arombad, einem fleinen Gorf6en
unmittelbar an Der idleiijd.bDbmt.
id)en @ren5e BEL 3ittau. 0aS Ilter
bieieS 8aumes miro bon Raturfor.
itern auf ettpa 1000 Sabre aa9e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-23
Bean t,,Itlraeidt&tIidlem @ertb.

benz fiiIturgeidiGtItdem @ertD.
Gie @nnoerIuft ftedt gu tief In
eermaniihen glute, ais bob Der ret
isnbe Sanonerfshl,ride nur 10 in
Sanbumbreben mir nidts Dir ntGti
aus Der @elt eeihafft merben f6nnte.
&at linn aiid bic iortihreitenoe 3eii
ben Sober MitteleuropoN pericibet,
10 lit bod 0te Welt nod INNER gro6
seH,ig. 8esenfp1rtig lit Der Orient
fetn Dorado, mo bic Gaitfreunofdofi
nod bliibt un6 bic Sffentlihen gu.
ltanbe nod fret finb bon Wertrrunssr.
BITE etnam ebriamen Sanbperfsbur'
i4en bas Dofein perIeibsn, no 4
Deut1ds &anbtperfs
nod feine 9asabunbsnesisse, fstus
Observation-Disclosures Sfattsneii nnb
oersleiden siebt, mo- aber bilfsbcreits
8oniulate unb piele ani6iiige Dent.
ihe, meIhe einen reiienbsn 9anbs.
mann nidt i'm Glide laiien. Die bsrt.
tHea annben baben iid osnn aud
burd ibre fanindenbafte Wsrmebr,us
G9nIid ben $eni1re6en nabseraSs
gu elmer 2anoplase beraasgetpaGfsu.
gu Sunoerten babe td he angetrof.
len unto mand1en unnersebliden ~.
pits unter ibnen fenns,l selerpt. $50
INNER i'd mid lanaer aufbief, fano
ieber aittSs Bel mir stpci Gage @aIt.
freimoitaft. Die Wadridt bauon
perbreitete fth nit Winoesetle i'm
tpeiten llmfreiie, unb ais allen Rth.
titngen Der Mirbroie farnen tie .art.
eetippelt". sd bitt' ih0n, limo sic
Der Serr, bel benz man atpei Gage
bleiben fann2~ ltn51bliee beitere
&eiielhiloeruneen unb 8agabunbat.
e%rlebniiie befam id Do 5u boren; aber
am brttten Gage prrben oteie 2eute
eetuobnlih lansfpeiltg ober unDer.
ihdmt, nnb oa mnB man fte les ~
perben inhen. lin Der Wabrbett bio
gbre sm seben, seitebe ID iibrisexs,
baB bic ipmpatbiiden .ebridmth
SanofuerfsgeieIlen@ fpeitaus In oes
@inoerbeit paren unb Der sr6bta
Sbeil Der mtr suaelarfenen Orient.
fuuben" burfauS perfommene, ar.
beitsideue Slibiefte parert bic fiat.
tertpeit mad 0aIgenbols muffeln uno
Sdlinsbei6nerhen befomnter, 10 oil
iie elm Sanffelb ieben...
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-23
Der gtols Oes strahenfebrers.
9pei Strosenfehrer Iiben nod d

3tpei StroBenfebrer iisen nod ee.
tbaner arbeit alif Der 8orbfdtpeIle
uno Ipreten BON einem aollegen, Der
tags porber geltorben lit. Bill mar
bod nirflid Elm glttek StraBenfeb.
rer, iagt Der cine. % ia" Itimmt
Der aIlSere nadoenflib 81. ,@6er
lpeibt on, 10 Inn Die 2aterneupfabIe
berim mar er ein 6iBden idDad."
3u Der SgsicneftnaOe.
Qebrerin, Die ben ainSern Die
@~runolagen Der @eiunobeitspfle-
ge flor eemadt bat: .4lio,
fparllm muB nan bic 3immer
immer biibid rein unb iaitbcr bal-
temp" - &Ieines MGbhen: ,8eiI lie.
ben @usenbIid @eiud fpmmen fatn.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-23
s. nnSenfdaIL.t)

&unDeni6nlL.1
Sud brunter nnb briiber,
@as annbe mill ieiu,
@ein Mub2) lit mir lie6er.
Wis Spruf3) nnb Betu.
Dab i6 aud Den 8alleS,4)
2au5) lit CT mir leib;
Rein Wid6) lit mir allies,
Sud, fpie mid bas freutl
llnb fomm' id gum Gpiiier,D
Seibt'S: pSospes. trd9 anil"
Wau i6ipddet8) geiuifjer,
Sen @dllmuid9l ber6t10) auf
&ein Sorft1) in ber Slaihe.
Rubl fobl 3nIles12) iein,
Gein Woos13) in Der Safbe,
9as 8arp14) rcibt Elm.
Sbr &imoen, fiillt pieoer
Sen Snrf,15) i1tpd9t i'm aus,
Ser tpeiB, ob mir &rlber
Stn Nnl16) nod an 9nus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-23

II alnbenIie6. q RdSden. 81
Ghnaps. Al Sales; Seruntergefommens
belt. 81 Nidt. 81 @elie6te. y Glins
beutuirtb. 81 trinft. 81 0iod, 10) bers
cben: auftn1pfen, III SdnapS. 12)
Gobl DdlleS. Der SuperldtiD bon 3nIles.
49, @eIo. la &eroertem. 15) Snri
ober Gimme: Sdunpsflaihe. 16) Sabr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-23

Sans Sitmalo bat n~elieroiugs Der.
f9ieOene bo6intereiIante @erte fiber
Oas 8ognntentbim geidrieben utlo
limo Spe5ielI ogdga6mocn" bon bo-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-23

@enaue Gusfunft uber 8aias.
EranspertatiBn, Gbfabrt be,
DnmpfiHiHe, u. !. ID. Eidetf
flr Raiatens unb 8miIhenbede
Gahaeiere via Wem gorf ober
8altimpre BON unb mad irpenb
eineM Orte @uropas 81 bef0n
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21
HOLLY FOX SANTA.

\ frUlic on the order uf the ever pup
ilar donkr. game Is always in order
Tor u luletidc gathering OF young folks
Vary the picture II little to suit the &c
caSiOn and offer II prize to add Zpst l.
the struggle II the shops are moi at
hand to offer inspiration for the thew
version of this contest any Onp VIII
some little artistic skill can draw :,
picture Of Santa Claus on a Square u.
muslin ana co.or with tinted clia.NS
The Youngsters are blindfo.d,d ON,
by one and are sent TO pin II spray ui
holly in Santa'S hand Ii Is. of course
the one who comes nearest to ;trCuuI
pliSliing this feat who wins the prlzr
The children who stick their holly
sprays farthcSt away from the mars
may be condemned to perform S"!I'
funny stunts. For instance. tines may
draw imaginary reindeer in the al
with the index finger IN the presence
of the rest of the company
IN amusing Christmas trick Is It.
make n small star upon the wall with
Il piece Of white chalk one hy ON
the pia,r kneel upon the floor 1T !,
distance II about two feet from tn
wall aud with arms folded bchiud III"
back lni.d forward and try to kiss III"
mark VIA II tan player the distanc.
might have I" be II little greater hut
with players uf an average height tw'
feet from the wall win make II very
difficult to succeed aud the arms must
on no account be Uifnldrd Prizes ma!
he awarded successful players,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21

youn.Sirl i,r, il,s " h some adttiii lre'
Ms Holly and ivy w NJ out toa l'artE
The child sitting opposite must com
plete the rI,a.. win another roap.et.
for instance. Holly and Ivy came ba'k
hale and hearty
Indeed there j. 10 reason why the
paStinr >huli}d Ice ctti"rll relocated 10
the kindergIrtrlI On account %! the
rapidity with which the riines must
be- Thought up the oder boys and girls
viii lind il iln'lSin. 10"
ior II pr,tti search game when
vo'!n. rhi lrri H. well as the school
gulI" bu.S ana girIS would enjoy az
Christmas parties. cut several hundred
little holly leaves from green tinted
paper and hide them in the festive
rooms
NJ Il given signal the young people
S,TIiuIr'l ui. III search ui these sym
bol> If the season The yoringSter find
IN. The ""ratr>t number of them in the
Yen minutes allowed for the search
:! uulh receive some inexpensive prize
Decorated with design representing
holly
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21
CARD PATCHING.

cut In halves Il dozen Chris. mas cards
nh!s number is for twenty four play
rr'' Mix the hal"rs tliproughl, in n
basket ana let ~ II PLAYER TAKE. one
tntil signal lrl rugs ever, one re-
talnS his seat SIGri 'udiu. his half
cara IN readiness When The bell Is
sounded. however. each I'uT"I jumps
'ilI ana runs about ionk!n2 !ui the toy
or girl who holds the inf matching
the one in hand
The two players first t. match
halves correctly and hrin" the card 81
Completed 10 the Older person in
Charge of the frol.c win II prize. The
scanll"ril. and excitement which fol
low the signal bel are NOR" easily i'm
nginrd than described in this Jolly
Christmas game
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

IN amusing Christians game is uurS
Ions and answers. which Is playpd II,
~" ftl.uwiiI2 ulaLnrr.
Arrange the payers in two rows
one on each side of the rt,niu Then
TWO must be chosen IL flanr. uurstIuus
ana answers Bl,. starts al the nr;,
VI one line ana one at the foot of tn,
Other. On" whispers to each one ~
lis tine Il question. and the u;:lpr viii,
PEERS To each in the other line an An
sWpr
After each one has been told what
to say let the one 1T the Irad of the
question line begin hl :lsh!u. his uucs
ton andilly of the head ct the answer
linr, ANA 50 on tll;nlIgh tli,. ;ine
or course the one vino gives the
question DOES not know what the an
SWrrS Will be. aud >oiLrtinIrs they are
very funny
lrt some Of the Older players supply
the questions and answers. and then
they will not fan to make you a!l
laugh. This is an ud gam. and nnr
that never fails TO hring out lots of fu,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21
holly BERRY CONTEST.

\ ront,'~l adopted for children OF
nay H"" can hr played with the loose
Irrrn". which drop from the holly
Nlrn the christmas greens are swung
mt" place Gather up the little red
fruit. Hlll " hen the grlme Is to be play
I'd Civ. each child II dozen berries. n
@'iiHs iIrnhlrr and two match sticks
The Youngsters should be seated
",Ilud large table When the signal
+ given each child begins to lift his
1nIly berries with the dead matches
md to drop them into his tumbler.
Tie berries must not be touched with
ones fingers under penalty Of a foul"
The boy or girl first to call out "All
IN" that is. that all his holly fruit has
been dropped in the glass-ls the prize
winner
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21

for the coin to he handed to you in q
PERSONS hand They are not to re.
move the coin from the table by us
Ing hands. feet or pickin. ii up with
the mouth Now. this seems a p.z-
Zle. but is as simple as II b C. All
thc person mas To q" Is to place his
mouth within II short distance of the
""ilt ana. cirin" II strong blow with
mis- breath. dirertin. it ut III. coin at
about IN angle OF forty five DEGREES.
c;in1in. the air to pass under the com
ana i'roIri II into the air wher. II il
caught IN the hnnd winch Is ready to
receive il
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21

VOTES WILL BE COUNTED EACH TUESDAY and
announced the following day. Votes cannot be
contestant to another after being cast.
The votes will be counted each week and ballot box is
the Gazee-News office where ballots must be ca
time.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21

mas supper Is over They will
all enjoy the cut-out family
game. which is played in the following
manner:
Get n big pile of illustrated Christ
mas magazines and picture papers and
give each child blunt pointed pair
of scissors. n large sheet of newspaper
or brown paper and II pot Of paste or II
packet Of pins.
Then read or tell them some simple
little Christmas tale-not fairy story.
but an ordinary. everyday tale of boys
and girls and their fathers and moth.
ers. AS you go along stop from time
to time and let the children hunt
through the illustrated journals for pie.
lures to suit the occasion.
Perhaps you will begin the game in
this way:
"Once upon time there was little
girl called Susie. She was seven years
old. and she had long. curly hair. Now
look through your books and find pic
ture of Susie"
Then the children will spend five
happy minutes in finding Susie. cutting
her out and fastening her at the top
OF the blank sheet. AS the tale con.
tinurs the sheet will become full of
portraits of the different people whom
Susie met.
1t will take m hour or moro Ia III.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21

The
two prz will give VOTES FOR EACH DOLLAR OF CASH
SALES AT THEIR RESPECTIVE STORES but he
given purchases of less than one dollar.
relative of connected with firm,
Der employee firm interested the contest will be allowed
particpa a contestant.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21
Had the Wronu Place.

ter an accident)--'1 guess you will
hav" to send for me. have turned
turtle Attendants Say, this is the
garago; you want the aquarium. -
Telephone News.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21

a sheet and the children VIII he on Of.
" and hapIily occupied All the time
Mothers are enthusiastic over these
qui"f @ates which hold the ciildren's
attention. and the Youngsters like
them too
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21
Traininu.

81 say. old man. inquired Balbrig-
gan: what are you putting tho g
toothpicks down your back for?
Just getting in training replied
Flane!ly, ito wear my tlanncls, Old
fellow"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21
IVY AND HOLLY.

Very little people will ENJOY Il rlnrd
paStime called ivy and holly
Chairs are arranged In two rows. ana
the children sit facing each other ont
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21
The JUMPING Coin.

Tricks OF all kinis are nuplalId.lu mt
the (hrlStna> party r." Jumping
coin Is II icllt niIr \ con l. priced
IN the table. AMI 4 r"t,t;r,r /. made
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21
HOW CONTESTANTS
STAND IN GAZETTE
NEWS CONTEST

The standing of the contestants in
the Gazette News Panama-Pacitic En-
position contest up to Monday evening,
December 18th, was as follows:
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21
Popularity Of Lettuce Flowers

Although many plants close 4
leaves ard flowers at the appr0ac.
rain, lettuce flowers open their vit
at such times.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21
Naturally.

Naturally.
A woman is general snGcis,
cOnccited to think her husband nj
res lily be a superior sort Of man or;
wouldn't have married him
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-21
Maud Decker
Lurline Carlisle

Maud Decker ............ t,
Lurline Carlisle ........
OUTSIDE OF DAYTOy4
Elsie Coates, DaytOna Beach Ma
Borghild Espedahl, Blake "a.
May Kingston, Kingston "a
Lucille Johnson, Daytona B.. a
Edna Norris -DeLand ... qsi
Lena Sparkman-Port Or &c i.
Edith Decentralization ....
Bessie Quattlebaum-Ilol!y HF .
The object Of the contest Is =,
lily 10 increase the subscription +,
the Gazette News, ard with ~
view large blocks of votes ara y
on both renewals and new >ub>e5t
the woes OF new subscriptians b
just double that given for RES,
1t behooves the yourg ladies "a
their friends for suLscripti0rs
thereby rapidly rise in tie c5ur.
The votes given on suhScrit.
are as follows:
RENEWALS.
One year ................ n
! WO years .......,..,. :.
lhr6e years ............,... ia
NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS
One year .........,,.. 81
Two years IN
Three years .............. 81,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
Red Nose and Chapped Lips

Miss Margery Doom:
1 am a reader Of your column and
feel sure you will help me.
Everytime I go out, especially IN
the winter, my nose gets very red.
It is only when / get out in the air
that this occurs. VIII you please
tell me what I should do for this?
Will you tell me what l should do
to prevent my lips from becoming
chapped? It is very painful as I
laugh a great deal. and my lips split
very easily. Hoping that you will
help me,
FAITHFUL READER.
II your nose just becomes red
from exercising out Of doors and
returns to its natural color when
indoors, / would not worry about
it If I were you.
Indigestion sometimes causes
nose to fame. In this case the
thing TO do is to cure the indiges-
ton. A little bicarbonate OF SODA
in water, taken after meals, will
prove an aid. Il corrects ayeidity.
Exercise a. great deal in the open
air, and make sure that your cloth
ing is not tight at the neck. wrists,
ankles or waistline. Impeded circu-
lation will quickly cause the nose
to turn red.
When the lips chap and split
easily, constant treatment with
spirits Of camphor Is beneficial II
will burn for a second, but the sting
will soon pass away. Camphorice
will act In the same way, but much
more slowly. 1t should be applied
at night and upon leaving the
house. Tincture of benzoin may be
applied in the same way II 1t be
strong enough 70 cause a draw
ing sensation, It may be diluted
with a few drops Of glycerine.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
ADELINE CARRICK WELLS.
Copyright Daily Ad Publishing Company
teontinued from yosterday3 eaddyn probal

daddy'il probably think We're all
lost
Or Kidnapped" said Dorothy
who loved mysteries, and in her
secret heart thought il would be
splendid to be kidnapped if the kid
nappers had o cave 10 keep you in
and pointed a gun at you if yen
tried to run away.
Then he'd come 70 look for Us
on horseback, with a whole lot of
men," she added. Wouldn't 1t be
exciting p
VERY exciting. said nurse Nellie.
Here's our ear.
When they reached home there
WAS daddy Dear looking out of the
window He was sitting in the dark,
but Dorothy spied the red glow of
his cigar
Il was getting ready to send out
q searching party father Dear an
nounced as he opened the front door,
and Dorothy squealed with delight
as she turned TO mother Dear and
cried, you see! He did think we
were kidnapped, didn't YOU, daddy
Father Dear looked down at her
eager face and did not have the
heart to tell her that he was only
fooling. So he just smiled vaguely
and said that everybody must hurry
In to dinner, which had been ready
for long time
"Norah's furious he added in
whisper Perhaps she's decided by
this time not TO give US any dinner
at all"
oh" Davies face grew gloomy.
And I'm just awful hungry
Gathers only fooling," cried
Dorothy. "I can always tell when
he s. cause he gets those funny
little wrinkles all around his eyes.
Uni-mm I'm starved, too. Wen
W1lte down the things we want
after dinner. Davie. 1 guess, stead
of right now.
What lively dinner that was.
Everybody had a great deal to say
There was the story of how baby
Buster wouldn't Leave the trains on
tracks until Dorothy charmed him
with toy balloon; there was the
story of Davies pout about the
quarter, and the decisions about the
Santa Claus lists, and so many
other exciting things that Father
Dear finally placed his hands over
his ears, declaring that his head
was fairly buzzing with words,
words, words.
And after dinner Dorothy and
Davie scrambled into the library
calling for pencil and paper.
(To be continued)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18

jokes we might place upon it for
each nurse.
There are thirty u the class ard
We thought we might arrange q
Jolly time. Thanking you.
CONSTANT READER.
Al one end Of the room have the
Christmas tree, decorated an the
conventional fashion. and let IL bear
some inexpensive gift Tor each
member Of the party. It will be ex-
tremely funny If these gifts are
chosen to hit of the fads Of the IN
dividuals that receive them. Il is
almost unnecessary 10 say that
nothing unizindly personal should
De included. But the tennis fend
may receive . racquet n hard ciloe-
oiate, the dog-lover an absurd
wooden dog, the boolzworm candy
box IN the form Of q book. Things
ike these will raise 2 laugh without
woundine anyone
The trifies from the trees may Be
distributed any time during the eve
ming and for the distributor choose
a girl with ready tongue and quick
wit, so much Of the SUCCESS Of the
gifts will depend upon her remarks.
You might have her dress in Santa
Claus costume.
4 lively bllndfold contest results
When guests are required TO tie
bundles on a Christmas tree blind
folded. The Christmas tree may be
a very small one. arranged in 8
bucket on the table, II no trimmed
tree is at hand. OF course, the blind
men start from a point az far from
the tree az possible. Each bundis
has a small box of bonbons OF even
ii frarlrrd - a ire
heart The bonbons belong to the
player who is successful in tying
the package to the tree.
A toy race is always jolly. too.
This is where wheel toys are pushed
over a certain course with umbrel-
las, or where mechanical toys are
wound up and sent trundling across
the room at a given signal. The
person first to push his wheel toy
over the course is winner. and the
mechanical toy which outdistances
its fellows also wins for its owner q
prize. Any toy which oyerturns in
the race is barred from honors
Now let all gather around the
table and distribute squares Of
paper or pasteboard, black on one
side and white on another, with
pencils and scissors. Ten minutes
is allowed in which all draw por-
traits Cheads) of Santa Ciaus ~
the white side Of the paper or
board. Allow as much more time
as is necessary for each to cut
out the portrait he or she has been
drawing
Each player then signs the sil-
houette with his initials and the
various outline portraits thus
formed are tackled up black side out
on something white, such as q
square muslin or sheet OF
white paper. where they viii show
TO best advantage. Som cone. who
does not enter into the game. Is
then called on to say which is the
cleverest, and the guest whose work
this judge prefers wins a prize. A
candy box representing the Christ
mas saint makes a good choice ia
prizes.
BY the time refreshments have
been served you win have rounded
out a jolly evening.