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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07


t." other night | heard some r""pl':
talking ritrLnHlT about a woman NJ"
has rrrnpl",sl:.. broken down und'C tn:
strain -! "v.:wcik and family illness.
''Sh" has S"n" all :" pieces. said one.
'ha.: T., 2I:" ~ completely. DosSa
TAX. ;,ny interest IL anything. II shows
wha; :. i"rrib-l s.riiu Shr WAS Gn'i"r.
'N' ,rISht ~ Il" -"!n.t:!nC tor h"r.
said another.
"I.et's send hr- >":;i" flowers.
"Mayh.. Sh" could - our III my ma
ch's" SOM" pleasant d..
But They Forgot thc woman Who
Held On.
s.! tho talk ran. ttiti If pit: for the
woman aud tn" "Ag"rn's =" d. S"nn--
'hi2r f"r her ,b"ca.:S.. Sa" had spn" al
t. PIECES
Which waH ri:ht AMI KING.
EU' al ~" tirr.. | hA.i a ,!"sr"r pitT
IN r.y i-sar, ;"r S"'I""n" th'. n"yfr
nlcntinn"| Nu,i that WAS h.r sister
VII" had 100, r':.. AL =" pi",.S
Tn" ;wn w"r.. urt!,.r similar strain.
illness N the family. rancial worries.
uVerWork in business.
.tnd orc went all 70 pisces.
White the Other has held on 10 herself
With I'M iron hand and simply UoTldE {:
lrt herself 90 10 pieces.
They Deserve Shining Reward.
In every community there are a f"w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
SIDE t ALKS
BY Bath Cameron
The Supreme Sacrifice

IF you can fore: your nerve and brain
ard Siu'-N
7" s.rv. your turn long after thsy arc
gone.
And So hold on whsn there IS nothing
III y"'I
Exccr: the vii! rha, says TO YOU. Hold
on.
,,iirr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07

;.<S"riati'n ~t the y hc"iing high school.
hrnurinS IN !"i7 ErHuUui"S. Mr.. Harry
tln&. .Ir.. il president of the aSSurla-
tiru and H. together with II committee,
j. ITruic;U:; fer iii, success at the party
and thu pleasure TT the many guests
who will attend.
Hr.cars-'. OF tn" war situation inc an
mtaI hnn.Ii:ct At the ASSOCIATION WAS GlS-
l":rscd with tins year aud the T"c"pt ion
substituted. y musical program under
tn. direction {: Nr$. Elsie FISCHER
kinch"l"" VIII l." ono "t the very DO
Ighlful features al the affair. which
viii Gc attended only ly members. Eiab-
"r:.tc d"c"r.tionS IT the American c"l"r'
together witI these ii hrr allies. WALL
lr,m the bail room. whrrc dancing Will
follow the mr!sIciLl program.
The guests viii b" received during inc
evening ~:
MIR. and Mrs. Z. l.. citizens.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. +. J"hns.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Harry King. Jr.
Mrs. Katherine Ellsworth.
Mr.. FraLl; bowler.
Mr.. Richard Wagner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
N!rSdanlcs:
PARTY For visitors.

James X Hail John Mcclure
Mary Uickcy Wad- Frank Stamm
dell ". {. McGrcsor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07

Lois Nl'.r'I1"r
Anne i:.r!Ecly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
Do Not Rrnn ThI.

unless you are interested in Piano
or Phonograph-
If you buy one Of these instruments
from US you viii pay the price that
is on the tag. because IL represents
the actual value.
II we asked more We would be ask
ing too much. II We accepted less we
could not make a fair profit.
1t is much more satisfactory for you
to buy where there are legitimate
established prices than at a store
where you bargain for what you get
and remain uncertain as TO whether
you really did receive your money 8
worth
Where there are no fixed prices
some purchasers must pay more than
the value Of the articles bought 70
make up to the merchant the profit
he sacrificed in selling TO some one
else who was shreWd at bargaining
No customer Of ours pays any more
FOR an instrument than any other
buyer would pay for the same one.
To have q fair, fixed price for each
grade of instruments is the only
method We have discovered by which
we can be just both to our patrons
and ourselves.
Oldest Piano House in FL Pas0.
Fl PasO Piano Co. 215 Texas. Home
Of the Steinway. Everett, Harvard,
Fischer, AeoIian Pianola Pianos
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
THE
Daily Novelette,
Two Nlgths Before Christmas.

IT WAS two nights before Christ
mas. Every pavement was a beau
= tiful broad ribbon Of white snow,
under which Iurked a sheet OF slip
perry ice. And down on the peaceful
scene shone 5.676.9s7 stars.
Through this picture Of peace and
quiet STROBE Armadillus Twinse. a
dark lantern IN one hand and a Moe
Swoosridge hand combination burglar
tool IN the other.
Pausing before the window Of Tit
tlecuss's jewelry store. he sliced a
neat and attractice hole out OF the
plate glass and. thrust7g his arm
through, selected eight gold Bury
water watches, a necklace OF assorted
pearls, rubies and ZinniestOnes, and
an ivory handled can opener.
Then he hurried to EyeOpener's fur
shop. helped himself to a handsome
slSimpskiu muff and a fIivvertigibbit
stole, and continued on the rounds OF
the very best shops until. at a. M.
he was loaded down with all he could
carry He was only a block away from
his home when policeman Max Murphy
collared him
"Officer, let me explain" said ARM
auilluS IWinge earnestly. 81 admit I
got them all through holes in show
windows. but every article is going
TO be given as O Christmas present, on
my word of honor. You know how
hard times are, officer, and it was
either that or let a lot OF Innocent
eNpectant people suffer"
That's different" said the police
man. letting 20 Of him. "The same
things been worrying me. Thanks for
the tip, and now II you'll just give
me the location Of the stores with the
holes in the windows-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
News Notes From MovieIand


E-fL-E- almost years absence
Il except for one picture, The
L \ Auction OF Virtue" Miss
/ Naomi Chiders has returned 70 the
screen. She began work with the
Commonwealth company early this
month
Miss Childers' work with Vita
graph, with which company she was
associated for four years. has made
her well known TO the moving pic
ture public Her most popular role
was. probably. that Of the modern
Joan OF arc in the yitagraph spec
tacle, "Womanhood." Other wei
known features in which Miss Chill
ders played prominent roles were
The Glory Of a Nation The Turn
of the Road" Writing on the Wall"
Fathers Of Men" and Joan Thurs
day"
Miss Chllders was born in st. Louis
No, Of a long line of British auces-
tors. which is her pride. Even early
in life the beauty of her couutenance
attracted artists the country over,
who have characterized her enc girl
with the Grecian face" and have used
her as a model many times over
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
HOROSCOPE

F7rfday, December IL 1917
- HE EARLY morning Of this day
Is unIucky. according 10 as
L trologers, for the sun, Saturn
Venus and Mars are in malefic aspect
Jupiter and Neptune rule strong for
good later.
II IS not a government OF the stars
under which to seek positions or pro-
motion. Military men should be es-
peciaIly careful not to seek prefer
reut while this configUration pre-
wallis
Again there IS a menace to mines
Strikes and accidents are indicated.
Darkness and crimes are forshad-
owed for New York and Boston. where
strange murders OF mysterious mollNe
viii multiply
Women should be especially safe
guarded in the new year, when ma-
bring peculiar dangers % them
Late today there is q most I4EoI-
able sway for buying and selling
and commercial projects with foreign
countries viii benefit
While this DAYS direction IS stronE.
all who deal in fine fOodstuffs should
profit greatly.
Neptune gives warning or hysterl1
and biased public opinion which VIII
be fomented by enemies and may do
serious harm TO some national pro
Increase IN the birthrate IS prog
nosticated for all parts Of the United
States, but especially for the east ana
south.
Women come under a sway that is
held to give them extraordinary
powers OF physical endurance and
spiritual vision. Many who are ealtny
viii achieve dnme through extra
ordinary deeds Of generosity and help
fitness
The rapid growth OF democracy in
places where il is least expected is
prognosticated, and because the law
Of balance is preserved Increase or
snobbery will be rebuked in certain
organizations.
Congress comes under a rule OF the
stars making for confusion Of issues
anxiety and Misunderstanding The
session may be Of startling char
acter and may be marked By more
than one sudden death
Women are warned that the sway
Of the stars is conductive TO emo
tionalism and 10 vagarles that eN-
press themselves in useless activities
and foolish romances-
Persons whose birth date 10 IS
should take unusual care Of the
health in the coming year A check
cred year in financial and business
aff"irs IS indicated
Children born on this day may have
many ups and downs in both business
and love affairs.-(COpyri 1917.
by the Mcclure Newspaper Syudicatel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
Bedtime Story For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGLY PAINTS THE FLOOR

3 in Nurse James pantry and he saw a
Jug Taking out the cork he poured
out something that was reddish
brown in color
Murray" cried Uncle WieeiIy
hopping about joyful like. Il have
found just the very paint I've been
looking for,7
That is he thought he had. He
poured it in the empty paint can and
. then, with his brush, he went on
daubing the color on the floor in the
place where there wasn't any.
1T looks real good" said Uncle
WigEily- only this paint / found in
the pantry seems more sticky like
and thick than that that 1 bought at
the store, but perhaps it is all the
better"
Uncle Wiggily was painting away,
and he was at the far end Of the
room. away from the door when, all
Of a sudden, he heard some one jump
inside, land with a rhud on the newly
painted floor and then voice ex-
claimed
"Ah. ha! oh, no. think this IS the
time I have your
Uncle WisEily looked up. and there.
standing I'm the place that had just
seen painted with the stuff from the
pantry jug, was the old fuzzy fox.
Don't do thatr' cried Uncle Wig
T.
40 WHAT" asked She fox
stand on my newly painted floor"
said the bunny
"Poohi As if 7 cared about getting
paint on my feet!" sniCkered the fox
Il came here to get you. dons
mind the paint" With that he tried
to jump across and grab Uncle Wig
gily, but he couldn't Somehow or
other the feet Of that fox were stuck
fast TO the floor
Why" he cried. Il can't novel
can't get loosel Why is it,
II didn't know paint WIS so
sticky" said Uncle Wigg:iy. but I'm
glad you can't get me9'
"Hol that isn't paint the fox
stepped in" said Nurse Jane, coming
back just then 18th the new rug.
That's sticky. E-own molasses you
used Uncle Wiggily, and the fox is
caught as if in a trap. He can't get
Loose The mOlasses you thought was
paint has caught him.
And so II had. And the fox couldn't
get out Of the sticky molasses until
they poured warm water around his
toes. and then he felt so badly he
didn't try TO bite Nurse Jane OF Uncle
either.
Then the bunny finished painting
the floor with real paint and the new
rug looked just fine. And If the
Spanish omelet doesn't talk French
when it's jumping from the frying
pan into the fire I'll tell you next
about Uncle Wiggily building a fence
Copyright. 1917. by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
Beauty Chats
What Other People Ask

~ IIH-lm answering your letter
here. since I didn't find an en-
- - velope for a personal reply. Is
that right2 did answer your other
letters-but I suppose YOU have them
by this time. Dear child-don't try
to doll up" yet Now. personally, 1
haven't a scrupIe against people max
ing up with all the rouge and eye
brow pencils and things they want
as the saying gOes-that kind OF thing
is all right for people who like that
kind Of thingl But because a certain
class Of girls and women paint their
faces like signbOrd, every other girl
who makes mp to the same extent IS
bound TO be misjudEed, and classed
wrong It's come TO be considered bad
taste.
Even so. a little rouge and a slight
touching up is permissible in the
incest women-if they don't allow the
makeup to show. There are women
" no look ghastly with naturally pale
cheeks, but who are transformed by
slight flush OF cOlOr-I think these
should use rouge, frankly. because
II makes them prettier. But natural
ness and simplicity are the main
charm Of youth. so even the least bit
Of makeup seems wrong on a young
E4EL 1 gu hDu4Q Ike 10 aLLEacL aLEen-
uOn-Of course. but If you "dOIl7 up
as you say, my dear Ruth. you'll at
tract unpleasant attention, not just
the sort you want
I think you must be pretty from
your picture. though it was so small
I couldn't tell You are in danger Of
getting too plump, 7 don't think you
are so yet You are vivaciOus. that in
itself Is prettiness-
OF course, I'll help you or any girl
to be pretty, TO the extent Of my
ability, but after all. the real help
is in the girl herself You can dress
artistically-dress helps marvelously
in lOoks-yOu can have pretty. Era-
c.oUs manner-frank and open, not az
fected-you can learn the small social
tricks, like dancing, and carrying on
an easy conversation, and you can be
so bright and Intelligent and original
that every one will want 70 know you
well for your entertainment I think
If you had all these attributes. you
could stand being the homeliest being
on earthi
I didn't intend to write a sermon. |
by the way, but just a short answer |
to your letter.
s. z. 1.-The white spots are caused !
by a stoppage in the flow OF nutri-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
AK : ELL I'm going down town
w TO get it. Uncle WiggiIy,"
said Nurse Jane Fuzzy

~ Il
w to get it. Uncle wiggiIy."
said Nurse Jane Fuzzy
Wuzzzy the muskrat lady housekeep-
er, one morning, as she started out
from the hollow stump bungalow.
Get WHAT asked the rabbit gen
tleman. who was putting some oil on
his red, white and blue striped rheu-
matism crutch so it wouldn't get cold
in its handle. What are YOU going
10 get, Nurse JaneT-'
The new parlor rug 7 was telling
you about" answered the nuskrat
lady. with a laugh that made her
Ehisl1ers curl Don't you remem-
- ber2"
! oh. yes; so I do exclaimed Uncle
Wiggily- Wen good luck to YOU.
and pick out pretty rug, colored
green with pink stripes running
down the middle and zig-zag patches
Of yellow on the sides"
IN do it." promised Nurse Jane.
and away she started.
Some time before. in getting the
hollow stump bungalow ready for the
winter, Nurse Jane and Uncle Wfggilv
had made up their minds to get a new
parlor rug. Now the muskrat lady
was going to pick IL out.
Uncle Wigrily went in to look at
the parlor floor.
TT seems TO me-" he said to him
self. as he Eazed at the bare SPOT
which would soon be partly covered
with the new rug. cit seems to me
that If 7 painted a nice red strip
around the edges Of the room the
rug would look better. and show or
more III do it, III paint the floor
where the rug won't reach"
read in fairy stories. Uncle WigEily
hoped off TO the store and bought a
can Of reddish brown paint and q
brush.
And now to paint the fIoori' he
cried, joyful like. as he tWinkled his
pink nose and put on an old suit of
clothes so If he splashed any paint
on himself. which he was most likely
20 do, being an amateur, so to speak.
IT. wouldn't hurt much.
Then the bunny rabbit started in TO
paint Around and around the edges
Of the room. leaving a nice. clean
place in the middle for the new rug.
went the bunny rabbit, painting and
painting and painting
It's going 10 look very nice" said
Uncle WiggIy- Il must hurry Up
and get IL done SO Il viii be dry by
the time Nurse Jane gets back with
the rug I hope this brownish red
VIII match the colors she picks out
] guess IL will"
Uncle WigEily went on painting
and painting until there was no more
paint left in the can. but still there
was a part OF the floor he had not
rea ched-
Now that's too hadr said the
bunny uncle 70 himself, as ne
squeezed the last few drops OF paint
out on his brush. Il haven't enough
paint to finish. and I don't want 10
90 TO the store for more for fear
Sur-e Jane viii come while I'm gone. |
and put the new rug down on the
wet paint must see Il can't find
something around the house TO finish
painting the floor"
So the bunny uncle looked up in the
attic and down in the cellar, but he
didn't find any paint. Then he looked
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
SHIP CAPTAiRS DAUGHTER
CAUGHT SMUGGLING MAIL

New York. Dec eo-After six letters
signed by her had been found II the
possession Of a Norwegian arrested
on a charge Of smuggling mail to
Germany, Miss Astrid Amundsen,
daughter OF q captain in the Nor
Wegian navy. was arrested at her
home in Brooklyn yesterday by agents
Of the naval Intelligence bureau
Miss Amundsen had addressed the
letters to relatives and friends in a
neutral country. but federal officials
said the letters warned the recipients
that the writer was violating the law
in sending them They suggested that
the letters might be in code
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20

the interests Of these cities are prac-
tically identical il is pointed out that
1t is essential that these cities work
together towards bringing about any
means that may be necessary for the
good and welfare Of each respective
community
The necessity OF such an orEanfza-
ton has never so prouOuncedly as
serted itself as during the present
situation brought about by the pass
port regulations As each city alOuE
the Mexican border is largely de-
pendent upon the trade from across
the river for its commercial existence
and industrial progress, 10 is urged
here that immediate steps be taken
for the organization of the chambers
of commerce OF the border cities. i'm
Guiding Brownsville, Laredo. Eagle
Pass. Del Rio. FL Paso and such other
points as may be organized
Secretary Fred IS Mosebach. OF the
Eagle Pass chamber Of commerce has
taken this matter up with the cham
hers Of commerce OF the other border
cities in the hope OF perfectiuE such
an organization before another month
rolls around
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
By Edna Kent FORBES

ment juices TO the nails. To overcome
them, apply a paste OF equal parts OF
turpentine and myrrh, leave on all
night, and remove IN the morning
with a little olive Oil.
Heather-Tou are quite a bit IN
derweight. doubtless that and the con-
dition Of the skin are due TO the bowel
trouble. However, II you have moved
TO Montana from some locality with a
different climate. your skin would
likely be somewhat yellow. The dry
air is hard on the complexion
Try the agar agar during the con-
stipated periods. and try drinking a
glass OF orange Juice every morning
Perhaps if the bowels are regulated
in this natural manner. the other at
tacks Will cease.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
BORDER ORGANIZATIONS TO
FURTHER MEXICAN TRADE

Eagle Pass. Texas. Dec. 20.-Organ-
ization OF the chambers OF commerce
OF the various cities along the Next
can border for the mutual welfare OF
these cities is being aEitated here and
the cooperation Of the various cities
along the border is desired I'm the
hope OF accomplishing this end. Since
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
WIRELESS IS CONFISCATED
AND GERMANS ARRESTED

Bay Shore. y J., Dec 20-Henry
Schneider. a German jeweler. has been
iuterned at Ellis Island as an alien
enemy. and Henry Heuer. a German
grocer. is under guard at his home
here, where he is critically III of
pneumonia. after federal agents dis
covered a wireless outfit in Heuer's
barn with its government seals
broken.
When the barn was searched slips
OF paper with memoranda OF move
ments of transports and troops are
alleged TO have been discovered The
wireless outfit was confisCat ted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
10 Automobn- o.

can save money by insuring their cars
in The Automobile Underwriters Of
America. We are saving thousands
of dollars annually to our policy
holders. For rates. Phone 2O66-307
First Natl Bank Buliding.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20

Ruth Clifford and Monroe Sails
bury have taken their company and
have hied themselves to the san Ber-
nardino mountains to film new
picture Of the rugged west. 1t viii be
g Bluebird-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
HERE'S HOW To
YOU CAP'N.

Robert Warwick 80 registering pa
triotism around New York these days
He is home from Plattsburg with a
brand new olive drab serge uniform
and two silver bars on the shoulder
straps. In order 20 go 10 the officers
training camp Warwick had 20 break
a movie contract as wen as one he had
stage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20

Essauay IS well under way with
series OF new comedies in which
Amade Rastrelli French comedian,
and Arthur Higson. English cOntOr-
zionist, are to be featured under Ar
thur HotaliuE. They are aided by
the beauty SQUAD formerly associated
with Max Under during his last visit
here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20

ForswearinE the films for some
time TO come. Charlotte Walker is
leaving FOR London. She is TO appear
there in the coming revival Of The
Wolf" written by her husband, Eu-
gene Walter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20

Edna Goodrich. who made such a
hit in Reputation" and repeated her
success in queen X and other NIu-
tual productions. has become famous
as a hOrticulturlst. Her home on the
Hudson abounds in flower gardens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20

Henry King is directing Mary
Miles Minter in a particularly pretty
story entitled 'MadamOiselle Tip Toe,
by Arthur Berthelet. Miss Nfinter will
be seen in lots Of new frocks and the
fans viii have an opportunity OF see
ing what O. very capable dancer the
little star is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20

W. r. Askey, a mining man from
Parral, is in the CITY
AIRS. +. H Day. of Caledonia, O., is
in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph A. HenseL
f. p MattoN. a publisher or Chihua-
hua- is at the Augelus, accompanied
by ". f. Banchr RI, mining man OF
that city.
DIT. HI c. Sinclair, who has been
sDeudiugr some time at LOrdsburg
looking after the interests Of the In
ternationaI Gid Mining and Milling
company. Of which he IS president is
now in FL PasO.
W C. Greene. president OF the
Greene Consolidated Copper company
Of lie Cananea. Sonora, passed through
FL Paso last night in his private car
on his way TO New 4ork from the
mines
Francisco real estate operator
CHARGED by the interior department
with being the head Of alleged land
frauds extending over dozen west
ern states and territories. was ar
rested yesterday at Washington D.
C.. by secret service men
A new process for smelling sulphioe
ores OF lead. zinc and copper may
work great changes in this region
"ChIoride smelling" as the process IS
called. is the very newest thing IN
metaIlurgy. and If it is 10 percent as
good as its promoters allege, II Is
very good indeed.
with nearly % funerals to be held
in Chicago today, there are no signs
OF peace between the livery ana
h-arse drivers and their employees ID
fba cold. drilling rain. relatives OF
those who are TO be buried slipped
along the ice and slush covered pave
meuts following 10 the railway sta
lions the dead" wagons Of the un-
dertaksrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
ANTHRACITE CnAL

For Base Burners. We have IL in
any quantity at reasonable prices.
SANTA re FUEL co.
Phones 5S6-5ST-Ady-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20

Window Glass Our Speciality. Phi
5544. J. c. McElroy. 1s0S Texas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20
Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of
this Date, 1908.

@ONFlRMATION was obtained to-
day from an official source Of
reports that foreign secretary
Lausdowne and the premier, minister
DeIcazse. have within the last few
days made strong representations at
Toxic with a view to averting crisis
between Russia and Japan Officials
Of the japanese legation insist that
Japan will not abandon any Of her
rights in Manchuria and say that if
a conflict occurs. they believe Japan
viii obtain the first victory on the
sea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-20

NOTE-s Costello aezdy ireH k1a0cI Of tie ladies'
Of ely Size Of the Domestic Science Branch Of tho University
Of Chicago graduate Of LeCis Lrs Supervisor Of Domestic
se1oe ~ E5hc Schools Special LeyeT Domestic Ay and
Economy Special Lecturer 70 tie W0Dszs Cubs
We Publishing Of her important GyfcEs.