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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02

The Moose will give another of their social dances tomorrow night at their hall for Moose and invited guests.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02

Chester Milhgsn and W. J Rowe left this morning on general tour af viefnityshrdl cmfw vhgkQ xzhan inspection of the roads and trails in this vicinity They expect to go as far as Bangor creek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02

GoLOVIN. Feb 2-Golovin has been 8 lively place during the last few days and many travellers have paid visit to our lonely town Among the ar- rivals were Paul Kiegst" 1 Leonard Miss Nelson Miss Nelson gave d musical which was very much enjoyed
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02

The Wedding Gown, the two part feature film 10 be shown tonight al the Dream contains story which should touch every heart. and also convey n lesson particularly to the young
 The comedy film. A Sleepy Romance details the story of a sleepy lover who was not equal 10 emergencies and is one long laugh from start to finish
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02

Ed Johnson Nugget was in town yesterday 10 secure supplies He re- ports everything lovely at his camp and says the pay still holds out
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02
! NEWS NOTES

You get the most and sH the very latest war news in the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02
NOME TAILORING COMPANY

I.sSt Ssraye5 ar staIen-A 3x5 l-e fl T#rs.>s Hle from #.athes line west ss.~f .##.#. t##-H please return te .t.> #z .I. r-..=# Hherl reward
 Hot chocolate hot beef tea matted r7uk ana fresh ice cream ana sedS water st the Rose Candy Store
 -. Daa, Nuaoet s2a9 per meath
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02

The weather al the Hot Springs is said To be the finest ever. Mrs John ston snd family of Taylor creek are paying the springs a visit
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02

latest war news in the Nugget
 Alex Holmson arrived today from dsvn the ooast.
 Peterson of the "Sugget" roadhouse arrived in town last night on business
 The T. = roadhouse reports visit from Nessrs Dan Jones and Fred Aver
 Isadore Fix. proprietor of the Shel- ton roadhouse is spending a few days in Nome on business
 Leonard Seppala returned from Council today arriving in Nome shortly after ? P NJ
 Miss Klondy Nelson and Paul Kjed- stad returned to Nome at 2l5 p NJ today from down the coast.
 Faxon Lewis left this morning for the L : roadhouse with load Of sup plies for that popular hoStelery
 A bowling gale IS reported by the Nugget roadhouse Floyd Wheeler kougarok mall carrier passed through here with the mail
 The weather al the Hot Springs Is
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02

o~,. Nases, 800 psr month
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02

-. Dsa, Nuaost 500 De- n,yo,h
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02

Alex Holmson arrived today from dsHn ths oo2st
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02

Peterson of the Nugget" roadhouss arrived in town last night on business
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02

Faxon Lewis left this morning for the [. : rosdhouse with load Of sup plies for that popular hostelerY.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02

Miss Klondy Nelson and Paul Kjed- stad returned to Nome at 215 P. NJ. today from down the coast
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02

The |. = roadhouse reports visit from Nlessrs Dan Jones and Fred Aver
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-02

Leonard Seppala returned from Council today arriving in Nome shortly after P NJ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23
6initnOe @ersl.ide.

9i. Stimmuns in Waibinston 1T,
fopeit es Die 9sfdbr zines 3uIammsns
itpbes NIT Oeutidlanb bstrifft, oers
trauenspol. Sc pirb als reftimm,
angenommsn, bab fsin oeutides Sdifi
mutbpiGig Elm amsritanifdes in Den
Grunb bobrsn tpiirbs, absr ss tpirb
Don Der M6glidtsit geiprofen, bab Elm
llngliid fih aus 8eriebsu ersisn.r
tOnnte uno fir bisfen San piiroe
Deuti9Ianb Sur itrensen @sranttpore
tuns ge3Ogsn perben. Die W0gs
li6teit bes @eriebsns unb bic oarnus
iia ergebenbs 9eran.portIinteit
Dsutf9lonos pirb BON siuem adbis
netsmitgIieb nit fOlssnbsu @srsIsi.
den D.raufbuuIidt:
.Ineenommsn in elmer Stnbt lei
5ipiidsn 3tuei aIiqusn cine ysboe auss
9ebro6sn, unb alIerisits ipsrbs sussgs.
ben, bub bisis 5sbbe O6Iia sers9tfers
tist Tsi. Der Rsit Der Bsp6lteruns Eel
OGLlig frisOlif. gs isi ibr ni6t Dsrs
pe6rt, iiberaa bin3ugehen unb BIZ.
frieOlidsn 8iirser 6Gtten 9pdiie, bur&
tpeld,e fie iih ala fold. ouspeiftn
tOnnten. Denn nun Elm iolGsr an
cine Der ausgeiteIItsn Collaboration
berdnfomme, 10 babe bieie bag Reht,
ibn un3urufsn nift absr bas Rs6t
obns fDsiterss i'm i6er ben 6aufen su
ifieBen. llnb Der 8sfsblsbd6er t5nns
Tid ipdter nidt bamit entffdloissn,
6db Die Shilbpa9s turSiiftid genes
len lei unb eleih seihOFsn habe, ols
iie bic Gubtritte beg 5erdnndbsnben
b6ris. 2lngenonimen ferner. oab bic
iid betdmpfen6en aliqnen ailf Dsrfhie=
Osnsn Seitsn Der Strab. .indnber es.
geniiberitdnben unb oab bie uno 6a,
penH elmer pon Der 9eesnTeite fi6
seies, auf i'm gsIhoFsu piirhe. Di.
Wlitts Der StrlBs isi frei unb jsotr Der
frieolihen giirgsr babe oas Red)f, bort
gu geben. Wsrbe er nun ourh einen
SduB gsi0otet, 10 isi Der Tbdter ip.,
gen Worbss itraf6ar. glber Der Iann,
Der 6orthin gssanssn lei uns fid bd5.
eridjsben loiisn. neil er fbeor,ttfd
bds Rsdat gsbabt, bort eeben su oirs
fen, miiils ais Elm Rarr bstradtst tu.r.
hn.@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23

Ber Sat bic gorbfes &C.
iperrta Ridt Dsuiidlanb, iOnosrr
enslanb2
Wer perbinbert bic aupferdusfu5I
Der Der. Staaten9 gaibt DeutidIanb,
ionbtrn guslanb.
Wsr bsrbinbert bic Getreihss unS
9aumuoIlen-q qusfubr Der Der. Staas
ten9 Ti6t Oeuti9lanb, icnosrn eus'
lamb.
Wsr psrbistet ss sen Der. Gtautsn,
ibre sisenen Sdiffs, ipis bic ,Ducia"
iibtr Gee All Idliden2 gi6t Oeuif6'
Lamb. ionbern England.
gaer Dsr6inSert Die Ney. Staatsn an
Der elusiibuns ibrer ylsutralitdtss
Redte9- 9li6t 9eutihlanb, ionoern
gngldnn.
Ber mibbrauGt Die amsrifaniI6s
Jldsge2 Ri9t 0suti4lanc, ionoern
Gnslanb.
@st per,lriaft sine ipirtbi6afiIi6t
S6dbisuns Sisiss 2dnbesg gift
Seutidlano, Ionbern gHslane.
llnb ipen bsbanoslt Der prGiioent
Der Der. Sta1tsn anssii9ts ailer oisIsr
qrobsn 9erssipaltiglinssn als Teino?
Nift GngIanb. Tpnbern Dsutfdlono.
Nenn bic Deutihen sssen alIs oisi'
@epuItutte prOtsitirsn. 70 beibt eS, lie
isisn 9inbsitrifs Qlmeritaner unb man
ifeIIi lire srsue in 3psifel. Wie
iteht ss absr nit Der giirgertrsue Der
jentsen, bic gnslanbs 0sreeluaIti1unS
unisrer Rehte gltbsibsn2 Dsr lit Der
aufri6tise Jrernb Der Der. Stdntsn.
Terjeniss. Ser fir ibrs Rsdte sintritt,
nie bic Deuti6sn obsr Derienigs, Der
Sersn @sraeualtisuns sutbeibt. rpie be
probriten2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23

Die Rem gprtsr .Su7" II
b56it sniriiIfet iiber BEN R.prdIeutdn'
ten gartbolbt. Gle iaet. troB bsl
Grma9nime bes Er1liOcnten OH al
Ie geamten Der Ser. Staateu, lid
neutral gu psrbalten, babe 8arthOlbt
i'm RsprGientantenbauie cine Rebe 81
6uniten 9sutiblanbs ssbalten. Del
Rebdttsur Der Sun" foa erli nal II
bic S9ule geben unb lernen, bdb cir
aonsrsbmitslieb tsin 8samtsr 1T uni
ni6t unter Der 9tutoritdt bes prGii'
bentsn Itsbt. Damn ioG er Iih etipaa
WdbrbeitsIiebe dngepObnsn. 8artboIot
bat feline probeuti9e Rebe esbalten,
Ionbern cine ameritaniihe, inbem er
auf bic unneutralitdt bes prGiibenten
bingeipiefen bat, neil bisisr f9tpieg.
als Gnslarb bic eefammts Rorbfee fir
cine arisssSone srtlarts, absr cine Srcs
benbe glots mad Berlin iaidte. ols
bisies sinsn tlsinen Strsifsn Der Rcros
Zee als &riegs3one obgren3te. I'm
bisie ri6tiss gsmsrtuns 9artboIbts
absui6tpG6en, tpeiit bic Sun" barauf
bin, baB snsliIds pilotsn bic nslitrus
len Sdiff. bur6 bic BON ben Gnsldns
bern nit Wlinsn seIpidts 0orbise gee
lsitsn, Osriafpeist aber, Sab Tsutifs
lamb einsn Wss often eelaTen bat, no
iih feline Winen bsfinSen, alfo abfolut
eefabrIos 1T unb bes Weiieren iin uns
bsif6is mudt, ale Sfiffs paiiiren gu
laFsn, bic unter bsm 9eIette zines
nmeritnnii9en &riessi6ifFss fa1ren.
Wsnn mir Der Sun" seantportet bas
Ben, 10 ssidab bas ni6t, neil mir ibs
rem @rgumenten ir9enb tpel9sn Wtrtf
bsimefen, iOnbern Isbislia I'm 81 ssi'
gen .rpis in ben probritiidsn Srsanen
bic Wobrbeit auf Oas S9dnoIidfte
oerftiimmelt pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23
2ofaI /. Geridt.
Der sdnIratl.

Sn anbeiradlt Der 1batiade, baB
eciirrn siu acietIidber leirrtaa mar,
teidrdnfte iifl Oer Sdutrntb, Der
irobbsm cine Sisune anbsraunt bdts
t. borauf. ansebois fit MpbiIiar
fir lie sictlygnbera pno Die wuil.
fOro gd)nIe SIT 6finem. Sir Ton.
neritaa aqittna ipnroe cine Gonbsr.
Iibuiie nHbcrninnt. I'M bic iitrigen
Ueid]dfte sn erIe6iaAi.
Gbe Die e'Fb6roe neiterH In 60.
trns trnt. Iicb Iic IId,. on Die 2epaIi.
tat Der Sieiing BON perihieoenea Sci.
ten IN i5rnse aeitelIt lporoeii mar, per
Ielepbon Elm Medtsgitidten pom
SfaotnnipnIt aanliet W. gdcenIe ue.
ben. Der eutid)ieb. DoB Die Beb6rbe
iliir Die eingeIclifenen Angebcfe Der.
Ieien, ober ipeiter feline Weiddtfe a.
Ispiegn tSnne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23
9isnftaa, ben 90. setraar 1915.
pic ents. baB NsutIdlanb "

Die gnts. DaB Seutidianb rsrr
tungert, fpirb pon ben amsritanii1en
3eitunseu nit srobsm Gifsr perbrsiisi
uno bic Rittbeilung srfOIst In slsid-
lautenber Weiis. Sepe nisisr 3situn-
gen beri9tsi, aus irsenb elmer bsutihen
Staot fei Elm Brief sinsetrOffsn. in
iDelber nan nnter Der losseloIten
Poitmarfe bic Worte sefunbsn babe:
Mir berbunssru. 9i.ie llsbsreinittmr
muns lGbt beutlia gsnus bic Ma6s
ertennen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23
Na6Sem Senotpr Gummins

Ra6Ssm SenatDr gummins
pDn Soma Iib als ausssIprp9snsr
probibitioniIt porqeftelIt bat, itellsr
mir ibn ais Observation-Disclosures
ten 5uriid. gu elmer 3sit babsn mir
pieI bon gummins sebalten. SEPT nift
mebr. ba mir tsin @ertrauen gu einem
Wanne baben t0nnsn, Der probibttton,
bic bod cine ausgeiproden lotaIe ans
eslegenbeit lit, gu sinem nationclen
prin3ip ,rbe6en mill. gan5 abgefe6en
baDon, bab bic grobibition als prins
zip teins g.redtisuns bat. Ob Sc
muno trirtsu min uber ntdt, lift cine
rein periDnli6e Sate uno es III eine
@srore6une uller gsgriffs RON Der
itaatlihsu 2ompstens, ben Durit uno
Die perIDnIiden Rsigunsen Der 8iirser
reguliren gu tpollen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23
ameriiauif6e IOuriitsn

ameriiauiffe Touriitsr
folltsn in bisIem Sabre gang 6efono.rf
bic grmabnuns bebsr5igsn: Grit Dimes
rita iebenl ISes almtrica firft.) De,
9ertebr iiber ben Ssean 1T auberit &c.
fabrpoa. Sn 2onbon, ibrsm eeip0bus
liden 3ielpuntt, tonnen iie nitts ler-
nen, duber ods 2iisen, aber Die Gan
JrancisrOer afusitelluns bistct Elm:
Siine Don 8elebrung unb llnterbuls
tuns, ME iie aud auf Der Jahrt bic
grobartisitsn ldnbI6dftIi9sn gilosr
in ii9 aufnebmsn tDnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23
@oghaft.

Bifih: ~iInigr Bier miiBten Sit
nal Deriuhcnl 0ps Idbt iidl nireetio-
mo anhers in bieieS GuaIitdf beriieI,
len neil mir bier cir erqiiiiites @af-
fer bnbenl"
5renIoer: .Sn, ia, bns babe id
.iGon CT Sbrem @ein oeuerftl@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23

Wenn unfere QbminiItrotipr
ben Stanbpuntt pertritt, Sab fis
Oeuti4lano gegeniiber ibr. neutrdlen
Re4te tpabren miiiis, 10 lit Oarauf gu
erfptberu, bag 9eutf9lanb nieie Re9te
gar ni6t iibertritt uno aud,
bic in Wafbinstou miBtinieten
S4ritts nift getban bdttc, ipenn bic
Der. Staaten ibre Re9ts segen Gngs
lamb pdbrgenommen bdtten. Der 9}rd.
ifoent 1T 6efttmmt ti9t DON Der qn=
tldgs frei 5u ipre6en, Bag sr BAG
gan5e Yolterre9t ourh ieins llntbGs
tigfeit 9egsr Gnglanb auber araft aes
isBt BAT. .0dtts sr bdrauf 6eitanben,
lDie es irtns pfli9t mar, bdb guqlaub
anlere Senouugsn an nentrals Gambler
niGt onrG &dpsrliig 5erbinoere, oab
ss Hiht mtliiiirIi6 beoinete aontres
Danbs fir ablOIut. apntrebanbe erfliz
rs, bag ss ods 8lodirunssr.6t nift
obne 8ur6fiibruns elmer ipirsTamen
Blodaoe ausiiben Oiirfs, 10 pdrsu feine
BsiterungeE nit OsutfhIdno einqes
ireten uno Die Der. Stadtsn befdn6en
iI0 ipiribl6aftlid in beferer 9erfafs
fung. 9drdus eebt berDor, baB Der
prdfiDsnt fib ni6t blps zines unre6ts
seesn DtntfdIanb. iOnbsrn zines nod
ar0bsrsn llnrs6ts sssen lsiu eigsHss
Gaub ibHIpis maai.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23
Der aorrefponSent b,

.5tmsssStar" srsdbIte seitsrn pon Der
@reusltbatsn Der Ruiien in Oitprsu.
ben. Das iinb bic 4ulturtrdser, fin
iuel6s bic probritifae prsife fid bes.t.
itert. @6aIifcrtpeiie tpirS jest bod
bent prdiibsntsn Elm 2i6t aufseben,
bab 0eutf6Ianb einen Sampf gum
StnBe Der Qualification gessn aiidtia
f6es gdrbarsntbum fiibrt. 9ieleiht
miro bas ameritanilbe Bolt aud eins
febsn, psI6e S4mad es auf iid label.
bab es oisieH S6suiaIen Daffsn lies
fert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23

@itGngIanO 3 nimmt Der Ird-
iibent es iebr esmiitbIi9. Sieies bat
segen dies Rs6t bic 2aSuns Der
rWiIbelmina" bei9lasndbmt. Der
PrGfibsnt bat baess.n protsitirt, obsr
@nelanb bat bic anesIegenbeit sinem
priienseri6t iiberpieien. Bsnn bag
llrtbeil 10 ausfduen pirb, fpis Sober ss
erDartet, ndmlid gu 9unitm Gngs
lanOs. 10 piro Der prGiibsnt pieber
prOteitiren uub England tpirS ipsiter
tonfis5irsn. Wenn aber DeutI1lunb
in Der Bubruna ibm suitebenber Redte
etpds tbut, mas Dem prdiiOsnten niht
aefGllt, Ounn orobt sr. gngIunb bari
10 Oiel lluredt an uns bsgs1en, als
ihm belisbt, absr DsutI6lanb barf
ni6t fsin sigsnss Rs6t Dsrtreten, OBJ
ipObl es uns ni6t ben minbsftsn S6as
Den 5ufiigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23

1t is OF the utmost Importance and it
las nowhere been overlooked abroad
that the gold ressrses Of our Imperial
bank have been doubled in recent
years and have now reached total ..
2DoO.ooo.OOO marks Is5oOoOd.OoO). with
the war in fun blaze. There Is every
prospect that because Of the thought.
full measures taken the reserves viii
Be further Increased. thus establishing
a safe foundation for the development
Of all credit conditions during the war.
Today our enemies have already nvch
up the hope Of seeing our power Of re-
sisssnes shaken by . credit crisis. II Is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23

When. we have conquered our ensm'ss
we shall be ready again TO take up our
economic battles along the whole line
and in tipse also we win eventually
conquer.
The citizen., 1915-12-23

A social, followed by a Christmas
tree, will be given at the Christian
Church Friday night, December 25
J. w. Fowler. who has been in
poor health for some time. is i'm
proving.
Miss Martha Dean. who has been
confined in the Robinson Hospital
for several weeks with typhoid few
er, was able TO be taken Sunday, to
the home Of her brother. John F.
Dean on Jackson street.
A series Of revival meetings will
be held at the Christian Church be-
ginning Monday night, December %.
Rev. w. J. Hudspeth will conduct
the meetings.
Lincoln Shell, who is teaching in
the Greendale Reformatory near
Lexington, is visiting X. Muncy this
week.
Virgil Washburn, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Washburn, who Is co.,
fined in the Robinson Hospital VII
typhoid fever. is getting along
nicely.
James Scheitz, travelling freight
agent for the L. & N. railroad from
Memphis, Tenn, was in Berea We'd
nesday.
Judge T. J. Coyle. who has been in
Florida for a few weeks, returned to
Berea Wednesday.
o. d. Henderson Of Berea was in
Richmond on business Friday.
A s25 Ladies Gold Watch for
Sii.50; a $i5 Ladies Gold Watch for
$3.50; Si.25 base balls for IS; 800
bats for 45c; SIPS Fielders' Gloves
for SOC. These are some Of our line
Of premiums that we had left from
our last campaign, so come early if
you want to get in on these rare
bargains. When you come bring an
extra dollar and subscribe for The
Citizen.
The citizen., 1915-12-23

Leonard Niece. acting professor
OF natural science in the Normal
Department. left for his home In
Niece. Ky, Tuesday.
+. o. Bowman returned 10 Berea
from Cranberry. N. c.. Tuesday. He
is the principal OF the graded
schools OF that city.
Mrs. John w. Buck and daughters
arrived in Berea Thursday evening
TO spend the holidays with her hus-
band and son.
Miss Pearl Hill came Wednesday
from her home in Bethany, w. Va.
for an extended visit with her
grandmother, Mrs. l.. C. Gabbard.
Miss Stella Griffin left Monday for
q visit with relatives in Lexington
this week.
Miss Grace Cornelius music pupils
enjoyed a pleasant social evening In
her studio Monday.
Walter Wyatt, who has been in
Cincinnati for some time, is home
for the Christmas holidays.
Clinton Early OF Cincinnati is
home for Christmas.
Plan 10 come 10 the Scotch Even
ing" January fst at the Parish
House. IS and 10 cents.
The citizen., 1915-12-23
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hun and little

/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hun and littl,
daughter. Marjorie Estill, OF Lexing
ton arrived Sunday TO spend IN,
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. A. B
Golden.
Mrs. Ada Schmidt and Clara Boge,
OF Cincinnati, who were in Berea OF
account of the death of Waller Bo
gle, were suddenly called home be-
cause of the illness Of Mrs. Schmidt's
daughter.
Logan Gabbard has taken Ors
Adams place as driver for Beres
Transfer Co. Mr.. Adams expects Il
leave soon after Christmas for Illi-
nois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Cox Of Berea
visited friends at Snyder Thursday
The marriage OF Miss Hattie
Poynter of Snyder TO James Belden,
an l.. & N. operator, on December %,
has been announced. Miss Poynter
will be remembered as former Be-
rea student OF the Normal Depart
ment.
I. l.. vanWinkle, who has been in
New Orleans, La, for several weeks
returned to Berea Friday.
Clarence Hoffman. student in the
College Department, left for his
home in Leipsic. o. to spend the
Christmas holidays.
The graded schools closed Friday
with appropriate Christmas exer-
cises, The children will enjoy . two
weeks vacation.
A. B. Cornett has purchased his
old stand from Gaines & Higgs.
The cantata "Noel" was rendered
at the Christian Church Friday ev-
ening and was greatly enjoyed by
oil that heard it. The stormy night
prevented many from attending.
Ed Baxter Of Richmond was in
Berea Thursday.
d. N. Welch, travelling salesman
for Bryan Hunt. wholesale grocers,
returned from an extended trip thru
Owsley and Jackson.
DR.. d. r. Botkins has returned
from trip to West Point, Miss.
d. N. Welch has recently pur-
chased i88 acre farm from Cam
Lewis OF Kingston.
Luther Colman. of the Foundation
left for his home in
Canada, Saturday.
Messrs. Wes Johnson, Leon Lewis,
Farmer. Andrew Isaacs and
Doctor Steele attended the funeral
Of Frank Mullins at Snyder Sunday.
Mrs. s. Clark and daughter, Leila,
former residents OF Berea, now Of
Delaware, o., are visiting Prof F. o.
Clark during the holidays.
John Ledford, who has been en-
ployed in a printing Office and At
lending night school in Cincinnati,
IS visiting his mother on School
street.
The citizen., 1915-12-23

Norman Frost is visiting his par
rnts during the holidays. He is the
Superintendent Of Schools in Water
bury. Vermont.
True Coyle, who has been in
school in Transylvania University at
Lexington during the fall term. re-
turned home "Wednesday 10 spend
the Christmas vacation with his par
ents.
The citizen., 1915-12-23

Several Of our workers and stu
dents received programs and cards
ANNOUNCING the Fall Term graduat-
ling exercises Of Moody Bible Tnsti-
ltute, Chicago, ILL.,. tn be held De-
,cember %. One Of those graduating
Is Arthur Hall. who was graduated
from the Foundation School OF Be-
rea College three years ago and who
last year was married 10 Miss Pitts
/ one Of Berea's teachers. Arthur's
/ friends congratulate him on his hav-
ing completed his course in this
great school and the fine preparation
he received for his work as a min
ister.
Mrs. George Dick. Mrs. Joe
Stephens and Mrs. l.. A. Davis mo-
tored TO Richmond Friday.
Miss Blanche Cornett entertained
quite a number OF her friends Mon
day evening at Miss Grace Cornell
ius' studio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hayes OF Hell
ena, Mont, visited their parents in
Berea last week, leaving Wednesday
for Winchester: there they will
spend the holidays after which
they will return TO their home in
Montana.
Miss Mary Preston Of Berea WIS.,
ited relatives in Nicholasville this
week.
Donald and Paul Edwards arrived
in Berea Saturday TO spend the hol-
Iidays with their parents.
Ralph Hudspeth came over from
Lexington Friday to take part in
the cantata Noel" given at the
Christian Church Friday evening.
G. w. Dooley, travelling salesman
for the Huenefeld Company Of Gin
cinnati. is spending the Christmas
vacation at his home on Prospect
street.
Miss Rebecca Oglesby Of Richmond
was in Berea Tuesday and Wednes-
day on business.
n. B. Camp. a former Berea stu
dent who is now located in Hamil-
ton, o., is spending the holidays
with friends in Berea.
Mrs. T. A. Edwards gave q musical
recital Saturday afternoon for her
music pupils at her home on Rich
mOnd street About twenty students
performed their respective parts on
either the organ or piano. After the
program refreshments were served.
The Hon. Edward M. Bassett aud
wife OF New York were College WIS.,
itors last week. Mrs. Bassett was
college classmate Of Miss Welch OF
the College Department. They have
long been interested in Berea and
reported a pleasant visit here.
Miss Fannie DOwden, who has
been teaching in the city schools OF
Lexington during the past term. Is
in Berea TO spend the Christmas Va.
cation.
James Wynn. who has been max
ing two weeks visit with friends
and relatives in Paint Lick. return
ed 10 Berea Tuesday.
Wallace Buchanan, the night clerk
at the Tavern, left for his home in
Spear, N. c.. Monday.
Miss Cough departed for her home
in Harrisburg, Pa. Monday where
she will spend the Christmas vara-
ton.
Fleming Griffith. who has been
employed at Stephens meat market.
has accepted the position rs day
clerk at the Tavern.
Miss Gertrude Smith accompanied
by Miss Pearl Scrivner left Tuesday
night for her home in Louisville. O. =
Clyde Roquemore OF Homeland.
Fla, arrived in Berea Tuesday TO
enter the Academy Department.
The citizen., 1915-12-23

GORDON. TEE RICHMOND TURK
EY NAN, Is RECEIVING TURK
EYS. TELEPHONE %. TURKEY
PENS. ESTILL AVE. He PAYS
HIGHEST CASE PRICES.
The citizen., 1915-12-23
NOTICE TO ALL PATRONS OF
COLLEGE LAUNDRY

The laundry will be closed on
Christmas day. Saturday deliveries
will be made on Friday, the cath.
Ad-26.
The citizen., 1915-12-23

Call and give me a trial.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

It is left to a Missouri woman to
overcome the difficulties of cam
paigning for suffrage in the noun
tains. Mrs. Alice Curtice Meyer
Wing field secretary for the Mis-
souri, Equal Suffrage Association,
knows from experience that their
last campaign was hampered be-
cause of the impossibility of reaching
remote sections of the Ozark coun-
ties Of her state, aud is prepared pow
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

to reach every mountain school dis
trict on horseback-the first woman
in the world to campaign for suffrage
by that method.
Mrs. Moyer-Wing knows the rural
people of her state. She is one of
them, and though she has lived in
cities since young girlhood, her SYM
pathies and interests are with the
rural people. She learned to ride on.
her fathers Ozark Homestead