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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
EXCUSE ME
Police Court Yesterday Morning De.
VeloPed Prize ESplsiners.
Many Arraianed.

Yesterday morning developed some
police court session. and strangely,
TOO. IL was a case OF explaining 20 the
Judge throughout the whole time
Several people were caught In funny
positions. and II was Excuse me.
from the start.
Irene Day and Harry Leopold were
arrested early yesterday morning at
No. II Twenty NTH street BY Ofhccrs
Moran. Kelly and Hildebrand The
woman was charged with running
disorderly house She said. when put
on the stand. that the man had taken
her home from the Victoria. that the
man had a new pair OF shoes on. which
were hurting mis- feet She said he
had taken them on TO rest his feet.
when the officers came in Both were
discharged. but rs a gentle hint, when
you go to see your lady love keep
your shoes on"
Julia Christman's place al No. 1851
Market street got in bad Besides
Julia there were two colOred people.
man and woman. IN the place
These latter two. Ed Groves and Cora
Bailey. were in bed together. Mrs.
Christman said the woman was rub
bling Groves with liniment a. he was
confined TO his room. sick She was
hned $50 and costs and the couple SO
and costs
Frank Moss. on a drunk charge. was
hned s. and costs or 80 days He
didn't have the five. 50 he took the A.
tentative
Susie Gerry was up for lettering and
failed TO redeem a forfeit
Helen Burt and J l. Dragon raised
rough house at the chop sucy Joint
on Market street above Twelfth street
and paid fines Of s. and costs each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
ELECT HENNING
Former Local Man 20 Represent
Charleston Lodge. L. o. o. NJ. at
San Diego, Cal

The many local friends Of Charles
Henning. formerly OF this city. now OF
Charleston. will be pleased az well as
Interested to know that be has been
elected as representative Of Ksnawhs
lodge No. 1444. Loyal order Of Moose.
TO the supreme lodge meeting. which
will be hebi In San Diego Cal. begin
ming July 10.
Mr.. Heuning us one Of the most
prominent men In the order 10 this
state Hin cousin. Edward Hennlng.
Of California. will be elected supreme
dictator fCT the next year. II the usual
custom Of advancing the supreme Of
fCers is followed out.
While boz California Mr HenniuE
expects TO attend the Panama Pacific
Exposition ~ San Francisco. Mr. Hen
ming formerly was clerk Of the cir
cult Court Of Ohio county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
NOTED SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
ARE COMING TO THIS CITY SOON

was enlisted and when opportunity af-
torded In 1859. he organized and Taught
successful Bible class in his own
school at Robinson. No.. To- which place
h' moved after his marriage. one year
later De- organized a Teachers Training
class which De taught tu the completion
OF the course. and its twelve members
i naa lhe honor q" receive. az "a district
ly.il aI' from Che hands OF Prof m b.
s anu. ll. Il.-i diplomas ever given
Honor Normal Course
p. vision of organized Sunday school
~, 49, came o. Nr Fsaree Iu 1890 when.
q. N.HrHg. Do attended tho Illinois State
.iI ..L... convention az Jackson
president mainly because be was the
.Nl Wtn fepI esnnfIUE the four c0ur-
..r.. 81. IT, ,,. l.. year f0Il0wiHE
leaders saw Boz Mr Prarro a COMING elr.
tfs.r apurs.iafIon iv rs,.,v % 'g owe
qegi n The .HuFcrfiHn which met Ir
Nads Fisid worSsr.
AZ the U1HsIIIe DrHvsnff.r ID, rssr
asid rgrssr f5r &c st5,. E.s .l,.lsP or
. e I'.I i.r more than mine
yiuaEs ana town If he s..'tl' hap.s
~ elpgirift fra general secretary
sN''l ass. nNHU. ard fHa aara fafff
~. nHIn iHsirE service uHa Efrar here
~ l's HI9 t1rr' years Hf work
lu IH'a the cali came f. arfaa ft.
internal l.naI work which be- .#-l..t-ys
Ts55rEsr Trsirl-s, r.r s1srs- or .ss,s
many important questions v.rf.H che ~
li' .f.'rf presents. H. Har #... F|a. Do.
tnr.r ir1urnra .l." III" .H4r-t-.
LFnHEnt slr EnHr.r f. H|H boat aa...-
we FlIeuIii rrHII'H HHH-H la .r....e
.-NnI were ODD Tho increase IN III
I.Iel tf fh. FfanfH| .iiEIfIHr I'd r..-ar .
~ IfA.r'ua '..r"UH cob TH. Hfu.r..
.I .gmFInfIrE such n course D.. fra r.
.LAL..r u on Irf.rr1f'urHI diploma al.
l.g HhtiHfa.l Org .FHrrIHnf ..r. re-. rr.
I'n...nu hV rm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
GENERAL SECRETARY OF INTER
NATIONAL ARTICULATION
TO SPEAK.
Meeting VIII Be Held Friday. March 10
Round Table Conferences 20
be HELD.

Wheeling is 60 be favored on FRIDAY.
March ~. By the visit uf Marion Law
rance. ". q. fearCe. and other SUNDAY
school workers of international r~pute
sunday school work BE believes thai
me sunday school ought 20 fear Co al. Ia
small thlng rather than "a large one.
within the past year nearly 200 Sun.
GAY school Bible class men sat down at
bible class Banquet planned Uy the
leaders Doe one city DO tho interests al
sunday school work. AZ one state CON.
NfntDu Iut fall over 1000 men. aII rep.
reaentirs organized Adult IibIa rIasaas.
ea rad'd Che streets Of tho oonven lion
rifv. marching q. the music uf tyrsDfy-
eiEht brass bands
SIR. I.srrr Was born Iu H1troryfIIs.
Lllingir. iu lfai. WHOM Dc was nine gsara
M sc young college student from
Union christian College. at Marion.
started p sunday school in the Psar,a
school house. near hts father.a farm A
revival broke out. and one night young
fearca though but child. went fn tHa
and follgwcd BY his father That nirht
me mother saw her prayers annaverad
and her faifhf ul Christian faarhfnr b.ar-
jog fruit a. the father took down the
., s51lIy sip,g end with its pages open
Love sor Work
ila -Hfs fgr sunday school work was
n.fh ln mat same school house rFIa
.ngplrafigu % d. something definite
through The sunday school cam. a.rfF.
attsndinE. rather ar-idantafy Ia g-raIT
county sunday school .nruarff4r aF.rr
ge hHar1 one NJ me mHfrFIaHa appeals al
ung.a c.raf.raffd general aI.rrfHrv.
~ h Jacobs. and whore also H.
p o. ETr.II TIftr ftf .fif.- lFr.g
.hat 1er hnw closely their aHIIa a..uIr
- knit frrrfhrr fr fHr years fU ....s-.a
HrVorthsless. from fHsf zine be hear
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aud the Parents Department was added
20 that OF the Adult Division and turn.
ed over 20 Mr. Pearce Tor supervision.
In the course Of a year Mr. psarre
travels from forty 60 nfty thousand
miles, going into practically every state
Canada. making many addresses and
attending conferences.
During the three months ending De-
cember 70. 1914. l,Z45 adult Bible classes
we're organized and registered Thesc
represent 81 denominations and 20 assoc
bred new classes organized and en-
rolled each sunday The average en-
rollmeut per class was % members n
only one-half Of them are new members
snd women are enrolled in sunday
means that ess men are added 10 the
sunday school membership each sunday
Many Glasses Enrolled.
The total number - classes enrolled
Ship 20" OF ' iifsbs Tbs s s,i5, m.m i,
ne growth N The organized adult Bible
,lls-- ingy-fn'ni D. only llEt begun.
name and some have been abandoned.
uuf the not gain continues Co De large
The siE ,-, ~ Oh. movement is
more and more appreciated
Tho maErituds az the International
sunday school aesuci1fI0r may be 10
som" extent appreciated whom rgusidsra-
40 600 sunday schools lu me u,...
win l.L1-n.' t'aohers and officers. ana
~ ZOO. 600 persons
The nasur.Hfiru holds annually nr.
"HiUAfHI- 10000 conventions many
conference. issues tens ~ f.uHHHrHa -
leaflets aII .n tho interest ~ making the
sunday school work OF NHrfh AurrIrH
HTf"'rrf Do hnu three unfHHHrrrfa Hr.
EU-.FHf.nr. rH.urHrHfIur evanreIfratIu4
wheeling wiII take ADVANTAGE ~ Nr
ffHfrf con I0r on FRIDAY March 90
and wf|I make tho occasion ono az 49,
biggest events 'n her sunday school tfa.
tory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
REPEAT PLAYLET
" Historical Pageant" 90 BE Reprs
dueed at sherrArd High school
Friday Evening.

Due TO tho fact that the inciernt y 2
weather OF last Friday night did y . Z
allow a number OF patrons or tho she = e.
rard High school to attend the rs
torical Pageant the faculty and a. ~
dents have gladly consented to repro =
duce the play. IL has been decided t.
hold the entertainment Friday niE ~
OF this week The play was arrans -
10 secure money TO help erase TIE
debt on the plano purchased by thS
school. and it is 70 be hoped that ths
patronage OF the entertainment N,ii
De good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10

Among ne great men comprising the
international Tour Party that viii be-
ln Wheeling on Friday. NHrrh fgfh fa
Mr Marion Lawrence General Ea.rs.
Association.
NJ lawrence IT known the world over
anI D. nrku1wlrdErf hE all Co. be- the
Hfratest leader RI our day BE Will
speak arrrraI times ON vital themes
The sessions Will BE- held af the rIrsf
~ rIafiHn church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
$50 Is NEEDED
FOR PLAYGROUND
DIRECTORS OF LOCAL AsSocIA.
TON HELD GOOD MEET.
ING YESTERDAY.
Hon. George A. Lsushlin Declines o.
nee % President Because
Of Other Business

Al a meeting % the directors OF the
Wheeling Playground Association
held Yesterday afternoon In the Board
OF Trade rooms. plans for the ensuing
summer were discussed and a state
ment complied by Recreation MANAGER
W. Francis Hyde. vas submitted
showing that $1,000 in round numbers
vii BE- necessary TO put the proposed
thirty nth street playground IN con
dluon. 20 carry out improvements TO
other Fairgrounds and salaries o. the
employees
The declaration Of Hon George A.
LAughlin. who was recently elected
president OF the association for the
ensuing year. declining TO serve In
mat capacity. was read lie stated
That owing 10 pressing business mat
tiers he would De- unable 70 discharge
the duties OF the Office as be should
Ike TO do. The declaration was re-
ceived with regret by the board a.
II was hoped that Mr. Laughlin would
consent 70 serve az the head OF the
organization because Of his fitting
qualifications in such an ofhce. His
successor will be chosen at a meeting
In the near future
The session yesterday was presided
over BY First Vice President Mrs. c.
r Hubbard
The adyisability Of giving an attn
letic entertainment this spring to-
the beneht or the association was
briefly discussed but no action was
taken. II is probable that the question
Will be taken up later.
Those attending the meeting were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Hubbard. Mrs Leo
Wolfe. Miss Carrie Zane. Rev Howard
A. Pease. Hon. George A IauRErn.
Mr. {. b. Taylor. Mr.. r Il Naylor.
Secretary John Wallace and Recrca-
ton Manager W. Francis HYDE
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GO TO CONFERENCE
Several Local Persons VIII Be In At
tendance - Cns rites and Cor.
reetion Convention.

The national conference OF Charities
and Correction will b. held az Balu-
more. Nd, May l. to 70. Many top
les OF interest TO charity workers VIII
De discussed by speakers OF national
prominence. II Is quite likely that the
local organization N,ll send a number
OF delegates TO attend the convention.
ON the way 10 Baltimore the delegates
VIII have an opportunity TO visit set
Elements, Fairgrounds. social centers.
clinics and other successful welfare
activities In various cities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10

r1liusrt
Ir 1905 rf frn TH"fHrf|.r convention
20 fearre. having carried fsr more
..Hr year f'H "|H|f Department HufE
WIN flH IrHrfr. Training duties unH
rr|.n..f m fHr TsuFIHr TrnfrfrF anil
..'.r 'Hnf time been DOING . MAD.
H"rt HfN 'fa hHuIf Department
Dean of Training school
~ l.. I.'9rrHfI Training school frr
.r.fHrI.H nrf Yield Workers and fr
.H.I. 1917. nH waH called fu FraUrrr
~ Hrr""'HHe General aarFrfHrv ~,
..'rf 4 .aI.. Dol unr uuf Ir rFarrs
we ..l..Hf.HrHI Department ~ IKE
Afi lff wnrs or He Home Department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10

Maesachusetfs has the largest ror
tuEueEo population ~ Hrv afafa.
Rhode Island ranking ue1f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
THIs-ANo FIVE cENrs,

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out d.
clip. enclose five cents to Foley a {
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address clearly You will receive
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oughly cleansing cathartic, especia
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
MANY WANT BABY
Deserted Church Baby" ia Much
Sought For But a Home Haa
Not Been Given 70 Vet

Despite tho fact that several offers
Of homes have been received Tor The
North street Baby none have been
accepted 20 a. probable that tho baby
viii be- chrIstcned next sunday mon.
ina In the church The police are
stl looking FOR the man who so ur.
humanity left 90 o. tho church Ia-t
Sunday norninE. but AL yet have not
been able o. fnd him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
BUNDLE DAY
Big Observance TO Be Held IN This
City March f7-Preparations
Being Made.

In connection with the Observance
Of Bundle Day on March II. tickets
have been distributed To the students
In the public schools. and according 10
all indications the event will prove
very successful in every particular
The day has been set aside by the
officials Of the Associated Charities
and the city officials as a day on which
articles may be contributed for the
benefit Of the poor
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-21
CLOSE sc

THE distribution wonderful Panama book must be
Those liberal offer will have this LAST
Begin clipping TODAYtheres no time lose now
another min ACT AT ONCE
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-21
(First published in Abilene Weekly
Reflector January FL, 1879
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF The County Commissioners, At
Their January Session, 1915.
Monday, January =, 1915.


Board met according to law, all pres
ordered refund to w. F. Brussow on
S30 90 double assessment, amounting to
Ordered refund to C. B. Murphy on
q. sos erroneous assessment, amounting
Audited and allowed bills against the
county. and adjourned to meet Tuesday,
january s, 1915. at 3 a. m.
Tuesdays January 5 1StA
I, Beasfd fffiet ats 8 O. ms, and audited and
aIIovaef Bfils against. the county,
Adjourned to meet wednesday, jan
uary 9, 1915, at a. m.
wednesday, January Q, 1915.
Board met as per adjournment al
AUDITED and allowed bills against the
county.
was accepted and w. III. Chamberlin was
appointed to an vacancy.
Adjourned to meet Thursday, January
Z. 1915, at, >. a. m.
Thursday, January 2, 1918
hoard met as per adjournment and
audited and allowed bills against the
Accepted the resignation Of L. L Harsh
man as constable OF Jefferson township,
Allowed aid to s. n. and c. W. Kelloa
for taxes, excepting sewer, amounting
70 Si7.e2, IN Heringt0n-
Board approved township bonds
Adjourned to meet Friday. January D.
1915 az 3 a. n.
FRIDAY, JsHuasy 9. 1918
Beard met Il . g. N and audited and
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-21

Board met according to law and was
called to order by H. W. King, county
clerk,
On motion of s. H. Mccullough, sec
onded by c. W. Peterson, B. d. Fry was
chosen chairman for the ensuing year.
Accepted designations Of M. HI. Craw-
ford as constable of Hayes township and
G. Stammeyer, Jr., constable of Jeffer-
son township.
On motor w. H. Eicholtz. Company
was awarded the contract for burial Of
county poor as follows: Said company
to furnish coffin trimmed complete robe,
rough box and attendance, 1890. 34
On motion Asa johnson was reappoint-
ed superintendent of the county farm al
salary of $4,000 per year.
T. r. Conklin was reappointed county
physician at $4,000 and county health
officer at a salary of $4,000 per year IN
VIM Stuck was reappointed janitOr felr
te. ensuing year at salary Of $1,000 per;
week. E4
Karl Riddle was reappointed county
engineer for the ensuing year.
Adjourned to meet Tuesday, January
~, at a. m.
Tuesday, january IL 1915.
Board met at a. m. and discussed
county matters and left at 11:45 to visit
county farm. Returned from county farm
at o'clock.
Abilene Chronicle was awarded con-
tract for printing 900 personal property
statements for $77.50 and 500 merchants
and manufacturers statements at $3.50.
Appointed H. W. King county purchase
ing agent.
Of legal rate and full legal rate for de-
linquent taxes, and the Reflector was
designated as the Official county paper,
the said Reflector, the Abilene Chronicle
vide the county printing satisfactorily
among themselves.
Adjourned to meet Wednesday, Janu-
airy 10. 1915, at a. m.
Wednesday, January 70, 1915.
Board met at 9 a. m, all present.
Approved appointments Of Deputy as
c. @. DiefRenbangh, Flora township.
n. y, Whitney, Willowda1e' township.
= JEW Henderson Lincoln .t0iGShip.
VIM. Boyes. whea fia ds0W tOwnsS,p
= X EliaSon. Holland township.
W. 3. Ayers, Cheever township.
John Middleton, Buckeye township.
Geo. A. Rush. Grant township
Avra d. Engie, Newbern township.
": A. INQUIRER, Jefferson township.
John A: Mccormick. Banner township.
a. p. Ryan. Sherman township
Y. J. True, Hayes township.
c. l. Maisr. Center township.
A. A. walker, Logan township.
Geo. X Herr. Ridge township.
]: 3. HostetIer. Hope Township.
n. y. Hi, Fragrant Hin township
A. C. Deitz Noble township.
VIM: SIgg. Rlnehart township.
a. Gugier. Liberty township.
Mm; Tucker. Union township.
Fred Blchler. Lyon township.
D.. z. Snider. CITY Of Abilene.
John G. Roger. City n Abilene
c N. Hull. City Of HerinRfon.
aonn fraser. City Of Herington.
Board adjourned sine die
Attest: m NV
a ", Ing chairman.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-21

pay checks of the men have been
made out up to the day of arraign-
ment and that unless they resign
they will be removed.
1--WE are not going to have men
in the city employment who have
pleaded guilty to committing crime. |"
said the mayor, who is also under
indictment.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-21
NAME DAY WHEN ALL
KANSAS SHOULD SING

Topeka, Jan. 16-Kansas will now
have a song festival day when every
body is to join in singing the old
fashioned school and college songs
and the popular songs of the day.
The state board of administration,
in charge Of the state schools, issued
a proclamation today establishing
May Day as Songfest Day in Kansas.
At all the state schools the students
will join in singing the old songs
and the board has asked that all the
city and country schools join in the
movement and arrange for sonsfesta
In every schoolhouse in the state.
Fl ~ = :
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-21
COME IN AND SEE THE B
allowed bills against the county.

Approved ponds OF county, officers
Approved quarterly report of probate
judge, county clerk, register of deeds
superintendent of county farm clerk 81
court, and superintendent of public IN
struction. ~
Approved bonds of Navarro State Hank
and Farmers State Bank of Hope.
Allowed Mrs Lewis $500 per month
aid and allowed balance of aid list same
as last month.
daily statements of county treasurer and
ordered the following delinquent tax sales
cancelled:
No. IS of 1912
No. 270 Of 1904.
No. 317 of 1908
No. 48 Of 1878
No. 1854 of 1901.
No. 1859 OF 1909.
Board adjourned sine die
C. w. Peterson,
H. W. KING, Chairman.
County Clerk.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-21
INDICTED MAYOR FIRES
EMPLOYEES WHO CONFESSED

Z Terrs Haute. Ind, Jan. 16.-May-
or Dom M.~Roberts announced to-
day there was to be q cleaning out
Of tho city hall, involving ell the
city employees indicted By the feder-
al grand jury who pleaded guilty
when arraigned in indianapolis las,
Tuesday. II IL understood that the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-21
X. U. STUDENT UNION
CLOSED WHEN FUNDS FAIL

Lawrence, Jan. 15.-The Student
Union, Kansas University's first ex-
pertinent with q general clubhouse
for its students. Is closed because
Of lack OF enthusiasm among, the
men of the university.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-21
A STAY OF EXECUTION az
FOR LEO FRANK ISSUED

Washington. Jan. 20.-A formal
order staying the execution Of the
death sentence on Leo NJ. Frank,
convicted Of the murder Of Mary
PhAgan. an Atlanta. Ca, factory
girl. was issued today by the su-
pFeme court.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-21
Loan Russia 912,OOO.OOO

Petrograd, Jan. IA group OF
New York bankers, including J. P.
Morgan & Co., have agreed to loan
the Russian government $4,000
900 according to an official state
ment made here today.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-21
COUNTY ANO TOWNSHIP OFFICERS
Dickinson County, Kansas
1915
County Officers

County Officers
Clerk-H. w. King...............Apilene
Treasurer-Newton Cole...-..Abilene
Clerk OF Court-E. NJ. Blachly-..
-.....s....s.''-''''''-NAS'S
sheriff-Herman assler......Abilene
Co. supt.-W. o. Steen. Abilene
Reg. Deeds-T. H. Easter....Abilene
surveyor-Karl Riddle,........Abilene
surveyor-D. w. Tappen......Abilene
Attorney-G. d. Observation-Disclosures
Coroner-o. G. Neutrality-suspicious.
Com. LIST Dist-B. d. Fry........Hope
Com. End Dist-C. w. Peterson.
.............,............... 'Ao0
Com. ard Dist.-S. II. Mccullough
...........-......-.....-......-
II. s. Trustee-A. V. Jewett. Abilene
H. s. Trustee. II. Loudon..,....
H 8. Trustee-F. e. Munsell........
..................-...-....'.'''''
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-21

State Of Kansas, Dickinson county IS;
I H. w. King, County Clerk Of DICK.
inson County Kansas, hereby certiI ;yst tna az
hiIis allowed by the Board of County
Commissioners at their regular meeting
III '""u" HI. W. KING,
County Clerk.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-06
THE HOUSEWIVES BEAUTY

So many women who keep house
unfortunately forget their personal
appearance that won the heart OF
their husbands when they were
young. The housewife should be
just as careful of her hair, skin and
working cloths, in a neat practical
way, as the blushing bride.
Carelessness in donning the morn,
ing waist, kimono or coffee jacket
should not be tolerated. Use little
judgment in selecting style and col
or not only heatness and harmony
win be the result, but ones beauty
will be greatly enhanced.
No doubt one who has been engag.
ed in cooking or experimenting the
dinner will have cause to complain
OF a ford complexion. While this
is only natural result and one not
to be ashamed Of, still is it neces,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-06

sary to appear so at the table, and
does it increase ones charm? Know.
ing that heat and exercise will bring
not only the color to the face, and
in many cases grease, 1t is ones du-
ty to remove both for ones good APP
pearance sake, IL for no other rea-
SON.
This is best done by wiping the
face with soothing astringent 10.
ton and then applying an even coat
Of good face powder, the cheeks will
have enough color. Some women OBJ
ject to the use Of face powder. but
there is no harm done in using it,
provided the right sort Is used and
good cream used before, is used
again before retiring.
Burns on the hands and AIMS are
of frequent occurrence to the house
wife; aside from the pain caused,
they do not add to ones charms. In
Ne'oS VI a puih dt ohSO Apply hhoSOu
or sweet oil to the parts affected
and then thickly cover with baking
soda and bind with a soft linen cloth,
in ordinary cases of burn this will
shortly relieve the pain.
Small rents in garments may be
quickly mended SO that the damage
will never be detected but by con-
tinued wear, If not mended the dam.
age may become irreparable. Wear.
ing q gown that is imperfect only ex-
cites adverse comments and detracts
from ones general good appearance.
So 1t is better to take the stitch in
time.