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The Most Peculiar Inmp.

From the Philadelphia Record
What Is probably the most extraordi-
nary lamp in the world Is one, said to be
more than Loo years old, which forms a
part Of the art collection of the Emperor
Of Japan
In this lamp the oil is stored in the
body of a rat. which sits upon the top
Of a pole. Halfway down the pole. and
resting on q projecting bracket. Is a sau-
Ger, in the center Of which Is a pin that
connects It with the bracket on which IL
rests In this saucer and leaning over its
side is q wick When the saucer is filled
with oil and the wick Is lit there Is pre-
sented a lamp that exhibits no peculiar
qualities until the greater part Of the oil
has been consumed. Then suddenly a
stream. which suffices to replenish the
now nearly exhausted saucer, issues from
the mouth Of the rat
The saucer being full, no more oil is
discharged from the rats mouth until It
is again nearly empty, when the creature
sitting above yields a further supply, and
so on till its store Of oil Is exhausted
The manner in which this Is accom-
p.ished is simple
A peg that rises In the center Of the
saucer, and attaches II to the support on
which II rests. terminates in a knob or
cap. but the peg Is hollow and Is con-
nected with the body OF the rat by a
tube which runs along the bracket and
then ascends through the stand to the
upper portion Of the rats body.
The pin. which stands in the center OF
the saucer II should be remembered, Is
perforated Immediately below its cap, or
about half an inch above the saucer. 1t
Is obvious. then, that when the oil sinks
to a point at which the hole is exposed
air will enter and thus allow the oil to
run out of the rats mouth but when this
hole is again covered BY oil no further
air is admitted. and therefore no more oil
can run from the rats mouth
The Washington herald., 1913-11-21
soup Without stock.

Cut a good-sized cabbage, put II in q
stew pan with some carrots, onions. eel
cry and the broken bone Of a leg OF
mutton or rib OF beef, from which al
meat has been taken. Add a quart OF
water, let all simmer together for five
hours. Then strain the soup, taking on
any fat which may still float on II Pick
out the best pieces Of cabbage. put them
into the soup, season with pepper and
salt, make quite hot and serve.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-21
First water Diamonds.

A pretty story is told about Princess
Eugenie. sister of the King of Sweden
With royal generosity she had disposed
Of her diamonds in order to raise funds
to complete a hospital, in which she took
deep interest When visiting the in
stitution on one occasion after its com-
pletion, q patient wept tears Of graft
tude as she stood by her side, which
forced the princess to exclaim: "Ahi
now I see my diamonds again.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-21
Nutrition, Cheese salad.

Take half pound of old yellow cheese.
CRATE and mix with 4. a hard-boiled egg,
chopped, a scant teaspoonful Of salt, a
quarter teaspoonful of paprika or a few
grains Of cayenne, rounded teaspoonful
of white sugar, a few drops of onion
Juice, two tablespoonful of vinegar,
cider or tarragon. and about the same
amount of olive oil. Toss together and
serve few spoonfuls on delicate lettuce
leaves, one for each service at the table
The Washington herald., 1913-11-21
Finished In Black.

Some waists shown recently were Of
the fine sheer muslin, covered with hand
made tucks. back and front The tucks
were stitched in black and the buttons
to be used with the waist were small
and also black. The waist also was to
be worn with tailored suit and is said
to be very effective.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-21
OInelet.

-Four eggs, four tablespoonfuls Of milk.
Beat white separately and stir in light
ly the yoIks. which have been beaten
with the milk. and a little salt Pour
into hot butter spider and brown lightly.
Place in oven long enough to stiffen, but
not brown top. Fold and serve imme-
diately.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-21

well. 1t is easier to go downhin than
to push along up.
And isn't II true that some kind of
applause should go to the folk who
stand by, where the ways divide. and
furnish the one thing needed to change
the whole current Of a boys life. and
the man that comes after?
But that was only half Of the read
Ing.
May the rest go over until tomor-
row?
The Washington herald., 1913-11-21

Mrs Minnie weyer. a widow. succeeded
in defeating her i've men opponents for
the position Of postmaster in Corning.
Kans.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-21

Cincinnati has q woman football coach
Mrs Charles Burchart, who Is acting
as an assistant to Coach Miller, OF the
Price Hall eleven
The Washington herald., 1913-11-21

English society has become mad over
the tango" and even Queen Mary Is
said to have permitted her daughter to
learn the steps.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-21

tain imported goods in the various
ties of the Confederacy.
Wilmington was now the mainstay of
N Confederate States in keeping up
their supply of munitions, cloth. medi-
cines, dry goods, and luXuries from
Europe. Charleston received some car
The Washington herald., 1913-11-21
THE BLOCKADE RUNNER BANsHEB
Crum Drawing in the Navy Department Collection.l

to attend the weekly auctions Of i'm
ported cargoes. and the town was in
Tested with rogues and desperadoes, who
made a livelihood by robbery and muir
der.
suburbs at night, and even In daylight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
STRONG AND WELL
AND FEELING FINE
statement Made by Penna. Man After
'skinq Short Course Of United
Doctors Treatment.
HAD ALLIED ONE YEAR.
Wonderful Methods OF the United
Doctors Give Quick Relief
TO Sufferers.

success and Ill health in life do not
go hand In hand. II cannot reason
ably do so. for who in physical pain,
IN mental depression can make use OF
tneir maximum ability towards the
goal of-success! Without having
used ones full ability one cannot OBJ
,ain me share allotted the man or
strive 20 the utmost. II through phy.
sical ailments the person has been
handicapped. Those few who have
FOUND nnancial success az the cost OF
heaIth or In spite OF I'll health cannot
truthtully believe themselves success.
tul.ror II they cannot enjoy the
Iruts OF their striving-then what
tent and misery?
is true saying We seldom learn
me value OF health until we have lost
Mr.. d. H. wolfhope q, G, Michael
Cambria County. Pa. has FOR the No 3,
year been in i'll health and now mai
ne mas once again regained IL. he or
Iers the public the benefit OF his ex.
Johnstovn. Penna.,
.r May nth. 1919.
nave been sick for one yezr and
IN snch condition from indigestion aud
severe pains In nv back that I was
unable TO even stand upright
mad lost weight and found &,
nard 70 walk. My life was one of II,
tie pleasure. - -
now wish to certify that I have
treated with the United Doctors only
SINCE March 18th and vet am now
leelng me. can walk as straiRh,
nov as az any time and feel strong
anu Wei: nave gained eight pounds IN
me last TWO weeks OF treatment alone
! can heartily recommend the Iinit.
cd Doctors 20 anyone who Is sIck
ana trust my experience may he ~ :.
mems or bringing others 10 healcl
Sishtu ID. II. Wolfhope.
st Michael. Cambria Count. Pa &c
Inc United Doctors never operate
OF use me knife. They prepare all OF
their medicines in their o,.n Iaho-,
tory at the institute for The sneciai
iT9urements OF each patient Having
I nlted the three main systems ~
ne9icine. viz. Allopathic. Homes.
panic and Eclectic systems OF treaf-
nent into one United" method 81
treatment they have greatly Increased
me percentage OF durable cases Anv-
one having any disase or aiIment can.
1". no oeuer than TO call upon them
to all ''oh ID free
Among other ailments. they trea,
chronic and deep seated diseases ~
me nerves. blood. heart. liver kidnavs
hladder spine. including rheumafisn,
paralysis. epilepsy. gail stones. eoitra
weak lungs. Indigestion. dyspepsia
CONSTIPATION. dropsy. asthma. catarrb
I+'i ness. rupture. loss OF nerve force
g3i,odlihg' rectal troubles tumors. and
men. eS OF
The United Doctors Wheeling On
su'ute Is on tho second floor Of The
Lain Bldg al AZ Twelfth 81 near
Market St-Adv. 49, "e"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
Briefs


waiter Nichols. who has been Sc
riouSly Ill NJ the home OF his parents
on Seabriehts lane suffering with ~.
phoid pneumonia. is slowly recover.
ing.
Many visiting Eagles were in the
cry YESTERDAY attending the annual
memorial services OF the local acrie
The report received In this city Sl
urday evening that Luther Mccarthy
had been killed I'm his fight with Pelky
created much interest
Dr: +. +. Probst OF the Wheeling
\. VI. {. y. had charge of the ser,
vices at the First Baptist church YES.
terday IN the absence OF Rev. MIR
convention.
Mrs, Charles Cochran OF Holloway
Is visiting her parents west of Tho
city tor few DAYS
y number OF local people will 1eayo
Ihcrsd3E OF this week 10 witness the
"u, omobiie races az Indianapolis.
l"s'"rday had all the appearance OF
Ia.i "a! rather thin a spring day.
ana the air was little chilly
The Martins Perry Socialist vcster.
DAY carried an account OF the c.-,di.
oates mat were selected bv tSc IN
SION committee Wednesday
communion services were hell a,
Iht Tst ". r. church yesterday
UlOTUlNE
\ number Of rooters accouDa,ias
the Anchor Inn ball team 10 Pa,tsrso,
Ntst'i DAY Tor the game with the team
Of ihat place scam
.ir. aud Mrs. \. W Hancher Of Am
DIIHer. WHO have been Visiting
FRIENDS and relatives in this civ To-,
some SOM, uin". VII leave for their home
o,, Ma9ny new autos will be seen ir1his
Clt! IN The near future as several 10
cal people have placed orders ~
On" q: the largest crowds NJ tba
80, ,S'n Witnessed the ball game on tho
'nI hoId Yesterday afternoon.
h'hlamir Spoon. former residen, 90
ms city but now of Detroit NiicS IL.
'.' su"~i OF hts parents. Mr. ana
81 81 - VI. spoon. on North SIKH
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founi Mems Club VIII he held thi,
evening.
I. " Hickman. Of Darlington ts
IN" guest 90: friends and relatives 70,
this city.
VI 'FTis \. Miller continues critically
10 ~ his homo. one North Guernsev
street
Mrs. o.. Riddle. N Barnes,ir,o is
DO -''-' 60 friends and relatives at
Shaiysid,
Mrs. @r''rG" W"s'iaks. - the gu.s.
friends atd relatives AZ Brl.nv....
Il'.
J! T.. Hoia"r. - Sohrirr wac call.
irs 'u frerds tn this city yestsydsy
Mr. end Mrs. cecil Graham o. Ros,,
IIi'l are the parents ~ now habv
girl
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Baccalsureate Sermon.

Union services Wore conducted in
me First VI =. church last evening.
The annual baccalaurearc sermon 10
the graduating class Of the Bellaire
high schoo! was delivered by Rev. O.
g Herbrecht. pastor Of the First Re-.
formed church. The Impetus " the
Higher Ground vas the SUBJECT q.
his theme. and the address was one
~ the best ever delivered in This city
and one long 10 be remembered by
me graduates
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COX TO MAKE
APPOINTMENTS
soaH 1Io YLu1rB EXPECTED 10
FALL fBoG TIE TREE THrs
WEEK.
Chief Justice Appo4nemsnt win Ma,
nay Important Vacancies 20 Ne
FILLED
sreciaI Dispatch to IN. Int.l,,s.,c,-

Srecial Dispatch to the Intelligence
COLI MBCS. -. May 2s-The con,nr
$3.50. i expected. Governor Cox viii
In IAhe me great ohio plum tree and a
10y OF Jolly little Democrats gathered
around are expected TO ma some delici-
GUS ntls or fruit In their baskets bur
a ru ne Ass week Governor cox named
a nuHoer or board trustees and oilers
fsSntne OF these being reappointinentS OF
harmon selections. But the big jobs are
70 be hlled this week. Perhaps ~ W.
.or the purpose Of making up his mini
nhaIly on these appointments that the
so'1rnor hied off 70 Lake Erie this week
hshes beneath might hear irsi n1ents
wheels working.
PHI Ranch Jobs
The latest information is tha. ~.
soRern"r WEI appoint either Judge john
son or Judge Donoheu now members OF
the state supreme court as chier fusftcn
ms place rays s.. SOC year and is ear
n"StIN sought by large number 81 me,
vino think they would look vsll a.,
trn,Ine ihe vacancy then created woulf
Ifug H1'I u X ne selection % Lieut.. GOV,
Harmon man and was appointed iie,,s
tenant governor by Harmon ana ,ran
Ssti hdrmonS Gub"rnatorial and prest-
.ehtlal campaigns. Then COY WILL have
10 name new lieutenant governor Tbc
S.NeThor stands a chance ~ making a
To-, 10Y ~ political friends through these ar
P'lhtneuts, and Yet he might lose a fc,v
Municipal Election.
foliticianS are turning their at,er,io,
pamnsisny irst now 70 the municipal
Slty officials are 90 he elected in Noyen,
"er. ti"Neiand VIII elect under us now
Charter. IN al probability. as the charter
ELECTION Will he held in July Co,unh1.
VIII hardly have it's election on the char
yer IN time for this Sovember'a vote nm
."I the new plan. DAYTON may rush
things and try out the Haniey-C'1x Gang
."Hn there under the commission FORM,
number OF other towns in ohio also
-, ~. 'Ie,t tlls ran under a new plan Of
local government. made possible nv ,bo
Announcement To- the constitution ad0pteI
last iaIl providing for home rule
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Meet This ENeninn

The joint Fairgrounds committee.
consisting az Representatives 81 the
CITY, the Beilaire Progress sive associa-
non. the Womcns civic league and
The city board OF education. VII be
held in Tho council chamber ~ the
''ty building this evening l1n- will
De- perfected for perfect organiza-
tan. and n" reports OF the various
.ommittec- VIII be received \ cam
paign for 'he purpose 81 securing
funds and members Will BE- inagurat-
81 IN few DAYS
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City Gospel Mission

This evening at the City Gospel mis-
sion Rev. Ross Sullivan. paotor OF the
First VI. +. church OF bridgeport. will
have charge OF the services and the
public Is cordially invited to attend
these services. A half hours song ser.
vice Will precede the preaching
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
Eseles' Memorial.

The annual memorial services OF
the local aerie OF Eagles was held yes.
terday afternoon in the high school
auditorium. and was largely attended
The members met a. the hall at J
O'Clock and marched in a body TO the
auditorium. headed by the CITY band
The building was decorated in fine
style. The program as carried in this
paper several days ago was rcndecd
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Large Crowd.

The high school auditorium was
crowded 70 its capacity last evening
70 hear the oaccalaureate sermon de-
livered 10 the graduating class of the
high school. and IL was one OF the
nnest sermons 20 be heard for some
time. Rev. J. :. HIN. pastor OF the
United Presbyterian church. preached
the sermon. and he is an able speaker
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MARTINS FERRY
Bonar Funeral.

Funeral services over the late
George bonar. who died az the hos.
pital Thursday evening following an
accident at the Gaylord mine abont
TWO months ago. were held yesterday
afternoon from the home OF his son
on broadway. and were largely at
tended. A large number OF miners
from up the river attended. Inter.
ment was in Riverview cemetery.
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He'll Funeral.

The funeral Of the late Louis Hell.
who died at Portland. oregon. follow
inF an illness OF cancer OF the liver.
was held from the home OF John ELL.
on Thirty-siNth street yesterday after
noon at o'clock. Rev O. q. Her
br"cht. pastor OF the First Reformed
church conducted the services. Inter-
ment was made IN the Rose Inn GEM
.frrN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
To Repors Thurrdsv

Thursday OF this week Edward Null
fancy. the local boy who has signed
Win manager NcGraw. OF the New
iork Giants. will report for work with
me team, and his friends predict that
he Will make good. Last season he
caught for the strong Bellaire team.
and was the star catcher OF the
Georgetown university baseball team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
Pleased With Tear,

The baseball fans Of thi, CITY are
certainly well pleased with Manager
Perk kennecy's selection ~ baseball
players. They plainly demonstrated
this fact yesterday afternoon by the
large crowd which turned ont in spite
"l the threatening weather. Practical
y everyone IN 'hc city i becoming
baseball ian and on all sides favor
anle comments have been made about
the team
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
ldealR Win

The Ideals won the game played on
me mill field yesterday afternoon be.
tween the Ideals and the Hodshons OF
wheeling. Score was 10 /. and Il
was one OF the best played games OF
the season. rs neither team had Iosi
game. The features OF the game
were the heavy hitting OF the Ideals
and the pitching OF Morgan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
CoHman Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains
or Thelma, the infant daughter or
Jacob Conman. OF South Bcilaire
who died Friday following an illness
OF whooping cough. were conducted
yesterday afternoon az O'Clock from
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. CoNman.
on Noble street. fnterment WAS made
In the Davis cemetery on Winding
Hill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
Memorial services.

Tie annual memorial services n,
the flA mouth Council. No. u. order
or Tinted American Mechanics. were
Conducted In their hall on Thirty
third street. yesterday aftcrnon at
O'Clock. The ritualistic services
Were conducted hv the members ot
IN" iodg" following which Rev. II. I.
ward. nsior ~ tho Shadyside Metho-
fist 'nur'h delivered a very Interest,"
Ing and tou"hing memorial address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
Semen 70 Netean.

AZ the United Presbyterian church
Yesterday morning Rev. J. =. Hill
The pastor. preached strong sermon
10 the members 81 ThobUrn post. C.
A. r.. the Women's Relief Corps and
the Junior Mechanics The members
assembled AZ their halls and marched
20 the church IN body
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
Arrangements como,eted.

Inc arrangements have all been
completed for the Decoration day ex
ercises TO be heidi In thi. city Friday
OF this week and II the weather is
ffir The parade will be a large one
In case of rain the services will be-
held IL the Rex theatre on Fourth
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
No Summer Stnn-

Al IN" Haskins glass woTks they
viii rot have their annual summer
shutdown ihis year on account of Jos.
Ing 81 much time during The flood and
when they closed down for repairs
They hav" enough orders on hand To
keep busy for some time f0 come
They are az present cnovinc one OF
Tho b. - runs FOR some time and tha
prospects are good
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The ARRANGEMENTS have all been
completed for he chiidrcn's day ok.
erciseS 10 he held N tho First Bap
lis church on SIndav. June = Re
hearsals are being held each week b,
the children. ana il is going To he "a
big affair. Both the morning and the
evening services Will be- tsken M nv
the exercises The Baptist orchestra
will furnish music for the occasion.
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The local nest OF Owls vii hold o
special meeting this evening in their
hall in the Shreve- Hervey hall on
Hanover street, and all OF the MEM
bers are requested 10 attend. as bust.
ness OF importance will be up for con
sideration. A full attendance is de-
sired.
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Last Week.

The following is the schedule of the
last week ot IN" duckpiu play on the
Jones alleys on Fourth street. Tues
day evening. Buwlers Us Dinzba.s
"Wednesday evening. cubs " Possum
Hollow. Thursday evening. Rebels
-. dummies. Friday evening. Ferns
VS. King Pins
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this city. and the pupils are looking
forward TO the fact. The examina.
oaRs will be finished up wednesday
morninG eu; the scholars will not re-
ceive their reports before Friday. as
the grades will not be ready before
that time
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Rankin Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains
.: Mrs. Caroline Rankin. who died al
The home or her sister on Guernsey
street. Friday morning. following an
Illness of pneumonia. will be conducted
al her late home this afternoon at ?
O'Clock. lntcrmcnt will be made IN
the Rose IIill cemetery.
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OF Mrs Sarah Ann Heath were con-
Quoted at the Bradley chapel on Bel
mont street Yesterday afternoon. by
the Rev. J. NJ. shsfer. pastor OF the
First NJ. +. church Of this city. In
terment was made IN the Rose Hill
cemetery
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Council Mertinn-

The regular semi month"; meeting
~ he ci'y fathers ,v'i' be- hold In tho
council chamber ~ ~" city building
Tuesday evening o. This week Sew.
era' important ordinances will be- In.
troluc"d. ard rho reports ~ ~" com
ri''ee ou tho filter. the crematory and
tho Fairgrounds viii BE- received
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-26
BLUM BROS.
Il f l. l. A l X E
soc Ramis Liner-3so Yard

Monday YOU can tuy EXTRA heavy
"i;stni~' Linen ana save IL a yard.
IT'S very sturdy qun'i'y-aII pure
iiren usei for suite. skirts ana
dresser. Pink. lavender. blue. ct
Yarl ~li~. ~ ssle So q yard.
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Commencement. Wesnesdav

Thursday evening 900 tl. hirh school
auditorium twenty SIX tcuus pcOpc
viii GraduIf' and receive fh.Ir dii.o
uJi~. Following fh" oversees fhr
Alumni association Will giVr ti- au
nual banquet A. the auditorium ami 70
i~ "Np"c'rd that a. least 3Du vi. 49,.
tend
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MON iAv Among our many special
F.lH"s rei-s offer.-f f1e dress fs.
fnrtrnen' off"rs r io' - 90 i.urc linen
"r" pie o dresses rHfYraf e..Jr ia.
o. w collar ara =. orr sleeves. p.I.
rf-ian trimming Very pretty AMI
se-v'-eahie drefee- tat are .a.fl,
worth s. o.. 1u sale 3 20.
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Spragg Amusement Co.


coolest. best ventilated, most COM
modious. better music. always up TO
date.
Always patronize the best The price
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CONVENTION OF
EPWORTH LEAGUE
OF srEUBENvILLE TO DE HELD IN
pENNrsoN, OHIO, JUNE
IS AND &c.
All Ohio Side Leagues Will BE Repre-
sehted-Interesting Program
Has Been Arranged

TIE annual .,.,,.,,,,t. -,
entiI bis;,;c, t!,,, n'il,t"h ot N" Stcuh-
held M perr..,r a. ,.S, D.. 90 "'
Thursday Tune % al ar 70.
from practicaIiv evs,y ,e,,,o -, i ,,l'
v@rv interesting 49, MI or preset ana
tins Ferry nrosjdrr, ~ VI ~
league anI lr1 |Ii1er' ~ t,e d..'rict
Of ipe entorf "a apf' ,o "I TIE f'Tma'ion
IT,. C,iY',,l,,.,'' '.'I''Hl TOT me u'icrntes
out INK p''F'"'" VIII 10 carried
"a 'Sonr Sny I'm H. session
srs wcico;m3,. Address. ...I = Spring
Response VII ~ ~ " H.. 'i,.se,i
Ms Fan. ns,,. ~,
~.
3 i"-h""S 1t matter what We, r.aac
% Music ~" o. Nl'hoIs
.''. ''hrd department WoT,,s.,,;,...;, -
- Attitude Toward 20 Tor
{ 90 Dts-i,ssicn ''--.' "; I"iien
Adiournmeut 10 """ieN
"wednesday rve,,n,
zoo rev1,i~,'1 1- r'1a,-t "a IT,,
II R.aTt-- a. -, .'
-Srerirs N'''i'"h WOOD
NfYet~ -.,
Lecture. Wl.o Ts Va, t,., ..''r
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