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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
SERIOUS QUESTION
CONPRONTS PEOPLE
II 10 Up 90 Them 20 Choose TO Have
Short supply OF Water Or Pay
City Tax.
COUNTY DISTRICT COULD NOT
ABLY FIGHT A FIRE NOW.
A Continuance OF Dry Weather Means
Much Suffering and Lack OF Aqua
Pura.

Whether they will come into Wheel
ing. becoming a part OF the city prop
er. help pay the taxes and get all the
protection that a city affords or wheth-
er they shall continue Independently.
suffer a water famine. be In grave
danger OF determination by fire should
the smallest blaze break out and be
independent OF Wheeling is the seri-
GUS question confronting the out-the-
pike residents today.
Wheile IL is a serious question In a
way still II Is to be wondered at that
the pike people have not already taken
advantage OF the offer OF Wheeling
and come into the city. Just what
benefit the people out the pike derive
from not being classed In with Wheel.
ing Is hard TO decipher. II Is to be
hoped that II is not the taxes In
Wheeling that keeps them out. Wheel.
ing has not a very large tax and the
person who allows this insignificant
sum TO stand in his way when a big
water in abundance, police protection
and all that goes with a city. Is indeed
a person whom We would not welcome
very readily as a citizen.
The people in the country district
are in grave danger but the trounble
is they do not realize II and may not
until II Is too late. The same old
proverb OF II being useless TO lock
the stable when the horse is gone
might hold good in this case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
Wheeling the Only HOBO.

According to several prominent men
who understand the conditions and to
the writer who has made a careful
study OF the situation the-only saliva
ton for the out-the,pike people is in
their decision TO come In as a part of
Wheeling.
The contention OF one out-the-pike
man was that they would be taxed
the same as the Wheeling people.
And why shouldn't they? They. or
nine-tenths OF them at the least use
the streets OF Wheeling more than do
the real Wheelingites. Many auto
mobiles belonging to out-thepike resi-
dents can be seen standing about the
business section of the city all day
and anyone passing can hear a growl
every few minutes from the owner OF
some car about the terrible condition
OF Market street and some OF the other
streets in Wheeling. Perhaps had that
very same automobile driver paid the
small tax that rightfull he should pay
his. along with the contributions from
the other pikers would pave Market
street and make II pleasant TO drive
in the business district instead OF an
agony as 1t now is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
CEMENT WALKS WILL ADO TO
VALUE OF rrE PROPERTY.
Plan to Improve tire Read % 80 Fas
- tire Ant-ryoereuiosts
AospitsL

The stone Church Road Il being
greatly improved and n present plans
are carried 20 completion. property
valuations In the outthepike district
will be enhanced
A force OF workmen is now engaged
In laying cement on the Stone Church
road and the work is guaranteed as
far As View Point on the Pike. running
past Handlan Heights and the Stone
Church property. The property own
ers are aiding greatly in the improve
ments TO the road by contributions
The corporation OF Elm Grove is also
assisting in the improvements. Prop
erty owners have been quite willing
to subscribe financial aid TO the pro-
ject as they realize they will receive
direct benefits from Il.
When the road has been improved
as far as View Point on the Pike an
effort Will be made to have the con-
tractors continue with the work and
run the improvements at least as far
as the modern sanitarium and hospital
erected by the Anti Tuberculosis So
ciety.
Elm Grove people and the people
throughout the entire county ~>are
greatly interested in the project as
the farmers realize it will be a benefit
TO them.
This Is along the good roads project
and should meet with the hearty ap-
prevail and cooperation OF all.
That the road needs the improve
ments all know and il is the hope OF
all that the improvements reach as far
sthe tuberculosis sanitarium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
ERECT ST. VINCENT'S
PAR0CHIAL SCHOOL
WORK STARTED ON BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING AT ELM GROVE.
General Description Of School. Which
viii Be Finest OF It's Kind When
Completed.

Ono OF the finest buildings now
under course OF construction In The
out-thepike district Is the St. Vim
cents parochial school at Elm Grove.
the foundation OF which was begun
this week. The building is being
erected by ST. Vincent De PauTs Cath
Ole congregation and when completed
will be one OF the handsomest parish
schools In this vicinity
The building is located in Linton's
addition. on Keys Lane. within few
feet OF St Vincent DE Pauls church.
Il Is designed for threesiory struc-
ture and the outside dimensions are
81 feet wide by CJ feet long From
the ground 10 the top OF the cross Is
a distance OF sc feet InterlOcking
hollow tile IS being used in The con
struciion, with outside piastering Of
stucco work. Tho corners will be OF
imitation stone.
Tho basement will be one Of the
features Of tho building. With d
twelve-foot hall running the entire
length OF tho building. with stairways
at each end. the basement contains
HfIdEd COAX TpOul5 anu Ibllet rooms
for boys and girls. Bowling alleys are
being arranged and rooms may later
be fitted up for pool and billiards. \
well equipped gymnasium is also a
feature
-Four class rooms. each with a seat
ing capacity % so persons. are on the
FIRST floor They are we'll lighted. each
containing nine windows A hall -
feet wide runs between the rooms.
With a seating capacity Of over 200
The entire second foOr is used as an
auditorium and will make tho finest
lecture room or lodge hall in Elm
Grove. The stage in front 81 the build
ing BE- - feet uide and % feet long.
and has dressing rooms 80 each end
The hall VIII bo used for holding lec.
lures. pla5lots. entertainments and
meetings ~ tho parish
When completed Tho building will
cost 81 500 % vas designed by Archl-
trct Albert p Dayton. ~ this city.
Flnnrgan r Amos. contractors ~ Elm
Grove. have charge 81 tho construction
work Tho cornerstone laying orer-
ciscs are expected 20 be- held sunday.
July -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
WHATS DOING In THE BUILDING LINE

=. c. Zarnitz 10 having a garage
built In the rear OF his residence at
No. 2fls Chspllne street The
klieves Lumber Company is in
charge of the work
improvements are being made by
William Macgruder at his home at
No. 12s Eleventh street.
improvements are being made at
the home OF Mrs. Carrie Emblem at
~ Twenty-ninth street.
improvements are being made in
and about the home Of W. s. Hoge
at No 1929 Chapline street.
Mrs. Eva Kraft is having a room
added TO her home at No 81 Twenty
fourth street.
Extensive Improvements are being
made TO the residence OF Attorney
w. f. Krupp at North Front and
Maryland streets. This house was
formerly occupied by Alex Bolton. II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
PIcNickINo IN FAVOR
AT CEDAR ROCKS.

OF the various locations about the
city. selected for picnicking during
these warm. sultry DAYS. Cedar Rocks
seems 70 grow In favor Easy access
from the city. II being but a short
walk from the car line at Elm Grove.
Is no doubt an especial attractions TO
those who wish 20 get away from the
city only for the day Here where
much freedom Is now enjoyed by those
who are happy 10 have access 10 such
delightful place. where acres OF
ground. several groves OF massive
shade trees and fresh water streams
combine 10 make this Cedar Rocks a
workable park a very active develop
ment plan Is In progress. Much OF
this ground has been sold OF in town
lots and not a few Wheeling people
have purchased small farms OF several
acres each from the Wheeling Really
Company. of This city. who were the
original owners Of the property. Al
though the company still holds
choice block OF the land. from which
they sell In tracts Of "A few acres each.
yet it will be only a short time In the
future when picnic parties in numbprs
~ Witnessed there on Thursday the
fourth viii be no more. for here an
other city is being built.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
BOOM
ON SOUTH SIDE
BIG FACTORIES ARE BEING THOR.
OUGHlY REMODEIED.
Many Fine Houses and Flats Are Also
Being Erected in South
Wheeling.

Among the many vicinities which
have begun a building boom the
South Side is among the foremost
There are several large business con.
Germs which have built and are build.
ing large plants and factories. The
wheeling Electric Company is nearing
completion in their watering system
ana the large factories which are IN
the course OF construction are among
the largest and finest in the country.
bloch Brothers Tobacco COMPANY
are erecting another large plant near
lhlrty-ninth street. which will make
the local concern practically The
largest tobacco house in the world
The George Franz property At the
corner of Thirty eighth street has been
remodeied. and Mr.. Franz opened M
Yesterday with cafe ard sample
room. The properly was formerly
used for a motion picture theatre.
The Geo. Bowman property az 3S26
Eon street, is being rcmodeled and
the rear OF the house has been torn
out and a three story frame dwelling
Is being added The properly AZ 1926
Is having fine large porch added and
improves the appearance OF the house
wonderfully.
Another fine largo dwelling house
Is being erected al 1909 and 5000 Eof
street The property Is owned hy
Frank Cruise and W \ Wilson has
The contract. The home H. 10 be- a
double fiat with sixteen rooms and
viii be one % The finest residences on
the South SIDE
The kloss ice cream factory al the
corner OF Thirty eighth and EoT
streets. Is n three-sfory brick building
aud IS practically completed and the
factory is to be one ~ tho finest
equipped IN this section ~ the country.
and he Improvements mark the ad
vancing 81 the Wheeling concern
The Third rrcsbyterian church IL
undergoing repairs. and rho old steeplo
has been torn down. and tho workmen
arc busy working on tho nov sfeorie
which b. ~ D. bYilt 90 zinc and slate
The property a' 1-11 Wood stree.
which was destroyed BY gas explosions
Eomc time aso 10 almost completed
and both houtes are Boo good shape. as
The HoNen property was practically
torn down nnd rebuilt
The Slaflah club on Fortv.frh and
Woods streets De- ono 90 mo latest an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06

w. Fair Is the contractor in charge
of the work.
improvements are peing made 20
the home Of Mrs. McMechen at 1913
Eoff street.
garage is being constructed by
the Wheeling Mold 4 Foundry Com.
pay at their works.
new residence 10 to be built by
Jacob Sentlinger at No. rs Fifth
street. Davis. Ernest Company ara
the contractors in charge OF the work.
The work OF raising the house of
j. S. Gibbs at No 10 South Penn
street has been started. II. w. rair
Is in charge OF the work.
A new residence Is to be erected
by Peter Check at No. 1923 Eoff
street and II. w. Fair has the con-
tracing work
a stable is being daded to the prop.
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
REALTY TRANSFERS
FOR THE WEEK
Monday.

Monday.
Warwood Land Co. to r r. Robin
son, lot l3i In plot OF South warwood.
consideration $40.
Geo. F. Wolfe and Florence NJ
Wolfe. his wife, TO William Manley and
c. W. Dickens. a'roadway. by warran-
~. leading from Water street to the
river South Wheeling. consideration
81 90
Martha z. Whitaker. executrix. to
Louisa NJ. Gardner. part OF lot No. i.
in square "a In Bellaire Addition to
City OF Wheeling. consideration $40.
Warwood Land Co. TO Arthur d.
Owen. lot No. 205 and east half OF lot
No. 20i on plot OF town OF warwod.
consideration $40.
Rebecca Mckinley. ct al. TO Charles
W. Rogers and Elizabeth r. Rogers.
north half OF lot No. IS and lots num-
bers % and 30 1-2 on Plot OF Town OF
West Liberty. consideration SO. -
George F. Press and wife to C. ".
Hadsell. lot No. 9 in Glenova. mining
rights reserved. consideration Ol0.
Tuesday.
Sarah Harbour TO the Pittsburgh.
Wheeling and Kentucky X. r. Co.
parcel OF land in North Wheeling.
Consideration, $3.50.
VIM. F. Stifel. et al TO p. W. & Ky.
II. II. Co. OF lots Nos. 30. 81. rs and
80 in North Wheeling. Consideration,
500.
benjamin f. Hamilton and wife to
j. y. Bowler. 10; No. IS on the Island.
Consideration. $40.
Frank NJ. Work and wife TO Jwn'z-
ers. lots Nos. 90. 100 and 100 on Forty.
sixth street. Consideration. $40.
Anna Weimer and husband TO Uni.
versity club. one-half OF lot No. 10 on
Chapline street. between Eleven h and
Twelfth streets. Consideration, $40.
Wednesday.
Charles Aiken and wife, ct al TO
John Wojcik. parcel OF land In Rich
mond district. Consideration. SO
Mozart Land Co. 10 F. p. Jones.
lots Nos. 100. 10. l59. $50 and lsl, in
Mozart Terrace. Consideration, $40.
Friday.
Mt. Zion cemetery 10 Vim. J. Lucas.
one-half OF lot No 75s in Mt. Zion
cemetery. Consideration. s4.25O.
Jas. Hun and wife 20 J. F. Trevello.
parcel OF land In Liberty district. Con.
sideration. $40.
Wheeling Realty Co. 10 Mamie F
/ kinnis and Kate a Land. lot No. II
in Cedar Rocks. Consideration. $40.
Wheeling Realty Co 10 Emily Cain,
lots Nos 30 and 40 In Cedar Rocks.
Consideration. $40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
A SUMMER oFFERINa

Many th.ngs IN this world seem
very strange 90 us until we know why
they are done.
Why 40 you look under the bed AZ
nlghfr" asked a woman who was visit
ing a friend
You'd never guess" was the reply:
but since my husband has taken 20
MOTORING. I often Ind that he has
craWled underneath"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06

much better on we're these men sat
ished TO live In houses OF their own
than 20 be disposed 10 borrow money
Gu their homes SO as TO be posses
sors Of ears.
lis true one can derive much pleas
ure from the possession OF an autorao-
bile. but when IL comes 20 mortgaging
ones home so as TO be able TO pro-
cure a machine. it's time TO decide
that walking isn't such great trouble.
after all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
PLAN ADDITION
TO CALICO WORKS
G. w. PoeUe Awarded $4,000 Con.
tract. and Work VIII Be
Started Soon.

Tho contract FOR tho building ~ n
lnrge addition 20 thn J T. gffeI A.
Sons calico printing establishment in
Tho Norfh End bas boon awarded 20
Contractor o.. V Torue. and accord.
INK % The figures filed with Building
Inspector Fahey. fho work pff cost
about $4,000. and whom completed
Will allow tho prlntery to Increase fs
output 20 a great dogroc Tho factory
" The concern is located nt West and
Fourth streets
~ result when tho now building
hfa b'-n finished much lnrgor force
HiII hc employed 90 fho long nafah
bed plant Tho permit Tor tho
work vas granted last week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
STONE CHURCH ROAD
Is TO BE IMPROVED

ncst complete clubs In this city. ana
the building. both exterior and interior
10 OF nrsS clzss material
The property which ~.s formerly
used for dwellings By the foreigners
Just below the Offices of the Riverside
tube works has been Thoroughly re-
built. and the exterior has been c.
mented and the interior frescoed. and
now makes an ideal Office building for
the Office force OF The tube works
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
WHEELING Is THE ONLY HOPE FOR
AN OUT THE PIKE WATER SUPPLY
FEWER AUTO OWNERS AND MORE
HOME BUILDERS ARE NEEDED

Were there fewer auto owners and
more home builders In this vicinity
the community would be a great deal
better OF In the long run said a
prominent real estate owner yester-
day.
IL Is the contention OF several real
estate men that there are men in the
city who have mortgaged their
homes and other real estate so as TO
be able to purchase machines. They
say that the community would be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06

During ttc swimmer masfhs mothers
% young children should watch for
any unnatural iooseness - the
bowels When Elycu prompt aftsa-
ton ~ his time serious trouble may
b. avoided Chamberlain Cote.
Cholera and D.arrhoca Remedy can
aivays b. depended upoa FOR sale
ns all dsaisrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
GOOD GROUND AND
RAIN BRING CROPS
Good Crops viii Be Realized Bv
Farmers In This County States
CssweIl.

Robert Caswell. a we'll known farm
or OF Ohio county stated yesterday TO
the reporter that the recent rains had
done a world Of eood for the crops in
This section. lie said: Together with
the good soil that abounds in Ohio
county the rain has done worlds Of
good and / expect 10 have a good crop
IN every way this season
For time the dr. spell frightened
many but the rain has come when Il
does The most good and the rich
loamy soil means that good crops Will
result"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
ASPHALT WORK GOES
ON IN THE CITY.

Great Roadway is being made by
those employed in laying asphalt on
Main street This business through
fare formerly was composed Of a mas,
ot ruts and holes and 10 was a hard
problem FOR drivers OF wagons and
autos 70 pass. The asphalt street
makes driving a pleasure on Main
street now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
Should Hurry And Decide.

The persons living in the out-the~
pike district and all living under a
dark cloud. They don't know what
night hey may wake up IN time 20
discover their home ablaze with no
chance In the world 10 save u. They.
better than any one living IN Wheel
Ing. know Just how badly they are
inconvenienced ~ the present time
through lack Of water
There are many times IN the past
when Tho people IN the section 10.
wards Elm Grove would have given
something pretty 90 have been able
20 call a biuecoat ~ the Wheeling
police force 70 heir aid but not ono
~ those secure protection can they
boast - and rs up ~ them ~ decide
pretty soon that the safest vav r. tho
best way and Join hands with wheel.
Ing
According % certain mon the mat.
ter ~ taxation ir Pho only drawback
fhe outfhepikc people have 20 com
Ing INTO Tho city They should ron.
slider that liffle money we'll apont
Tor tax would ho decidedly. yes very
decidedly better than spending "A FOR
tune building now home or having
something occur through lack ~ police
protection that not ON the fortunes
In Tho world could undo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
APARTMENT HOUSE
Contract Has Been Awarded BY ed.
ward Scnmelchsf for Three.
story Structure.

a thrcr story apartment house d.. 70
b. erected bv Mr Eduarf gchmet
chel The we'll known furniture man
on Jacob street above Tueutr sse.
md Zach foor viii c0nflin I've fiv
I'M rooms and pantry. uIfh private
iHNH. "fc, from plans prepared by
hfrhi'ect George o. Hrlr'rger Tho
Porter Hiiznr Company has tho gen.
efnI contract Excavation work was
started Tho frat ~ fhc week. md
The house vii be- rushed 20 comple.
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06

When you meet n woman Who Is In
different as 10 the size ~ her feet.
IT'S a sisn she Ia merely waiting Tor
her turn TO ride In the undertaken q
wagon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
3. c. Devlne TaItcs.

Mr.. J. c. Devine. one OF the Oldest
real estate men OF this city who re-
Gently retired from the business talk
ed interestingly on the subject to the
writer. lie said: There Is no ques-
ton but what they need our supply
OF wafer in the country district and I
sincerely believe they can't get along
without IL. II would be very easy
matter 10 run a pipe line through
Stackyard Hollow and then on through
as far as Roney's Point ~ necessary.
The reservoir Is located about a
half mile west OF Fulton and II would
be ar easy matter 20 run a pipe line
through this country"
Mr.. Devine. about seven years ago
when Mr.. Butts was Mayor OF the city
was instructed 10 find site for the
reservoir and water works He made
good BY finding the really natural and
original place that they now occupy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06

Naturally a female attendant ia n
lnn1'ir arr.rm thinks ever body b.
craHT shout her.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-09
LINENS.

LINENS.
A5O0 yards of our Best Bleached and
: Unbleached Table Damask, $1.00
, grade, s2c yard.
4 500 Yards Bleached Table Damask,
$1.5O grade Sale SIPS.
1 500 yards Unbleached Table Damask,
| 65c grade. Sale sac I'd.
= SO Dozen Napkins, room wanted price,
$1.o8 Dozen; worth from 1925 to
| $2.75 a dozen.
Jn500 Yards Unbleached Table Damask,
T. $1.75 grade. Sale $3.50 Yard.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-09

FLORAL RIBBONS in plain and fancy Tai
feta, 4 to 7 inches wide, worth 35c to 75c
per yard. Room Wanted Price, 22e I'd.
MISUNDERSTANDING and Lace Trim
med, worth 35c. Sale Price 22c.
LACES-One counter of Odd Laces includ
ing Torchon, Cluny, Venise and Fancy Laces
worth from 10c to 25c yard. Sale SC I'd.
Special Discount on Every Corset IN our
stock during Room Wanted Sale. You know
what this means.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-09

One lot Fancy Colored
Taffeta and Messaline
. Petticoats, $500 values,
Price sos Each
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-09

ALL KINDS OF TALCUM POWDER
During Room Wanted Sale, 2 for CSC
DERMA VIVA for tan, sunburn, f%reckles, a
summer necessity, worth 25c a bottle,
Sale Price 1oc Bottle
n LOT TOILET SOAP, regular sc size,
Room Wanted Price, 2 for SC
EVERY PIECE OF CHINA in our store to
go at half price during Room Wanted Sale.
Is o PEROXIDE, full strength, sells at
csc everywhere. Sale Price 12c Bottle
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-09

Swiss Flouncing, 75c val
ues. Price 4Sc I'd.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-09

White Embroidered Ba-
! tiste Robes, $40 to $40
Svalues. Price SIS each.
!Net Robes, $500 to $3.50
Price $1.9s
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-09

Quality and style r paramount.
them at real bargain prices.
Three Lots of Wash Suits in an
extensive variety of colors and
styles, and all sizes. Prices, $4.95,
1895, $I4.o5. These are so per
cent to IS per cent below regular
prices.
Separate Wool Dress Skirts
Prices $1.o5, $4.95, sos; fine
assortment; regular SIS to SIS val
ueS.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-12-12
THE JEFFERSONEAN

employer, who since has become a
religious reformer, by insisting on
prayer before and after work in his
convent factory to save their morals
and souls; hell will break loose.
: The working men and women hav-
ing one spark of manhood or woman
hood left will not stand for this
hypocritical deal. If the sons and
daughters of the workers have be-
come delinquent the fault lies with
the exploiters of children, who grind
their little bones into profit and who
exploiting them again behind con-
vent walls as a means to raise their
morals without pay, is only adding
insult to injury.
This benevolent, churchified con-
dition of exploiting the daughters of
the workers in converts MUST
STOP. The State must at once sup
ply Ravens of retreat and education
for these unfortunates, where they