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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05
is WANTED FOR JOB AT ST.
cIAIRSvIlLE AND OTHER
PLACES.
Taken of Train at Wellsville Charged
With Robbery Of Office at
Bersholz.

That Harry Wullic. one of the men
arrested In WcllsNille Yesterday.
charged with blowing the safe of the
BerghOlz postonlce. is wanted for the
footing Of the Maynard. -. Clairsville
and Klee postofiices. was made GER
tain last evening. when the sherin of
Belmont county received a description
of the man arrested in NvllsVille. II
is thought that n Is also responsible
for many other postoffice robberies
that have taken plac. in Eastern Ohio
within the past six months.
Wullic Is a native Of Bellairc. o..
and has served time in the penitentiary
for "onVstion on similar charges.
shortly following his release from the
penitcntiary at Columbus. the robbery
of the postofficc at 1T. ClsirsVille took
place. the yoggs blowing the safe and
securing over $500. TIL, robberies Of
the Maynard ana klee Offices fol-
lowed in quick succession
Officials Investigate.
Officers of The postal department
made an Investigation but could not
cause Wullie's arrest as they had no
conclusive evidence against him. since
the robbery o. the ~. Clairsville office
hc has been under surveillance and
yesterday he was taken or train N
WellSville. -. 4 short timt after he
had robbed the postoffice at BcrEholz.
jefferson county
The Jefferson county officials 1t
Stcubenville were communicated with
Las. night hut stated that Wulie Is
still held in Wcllsvinc However. it is
probable that he VIII he given "a pre-
Iffrfnsrsr 81, q
states t/mmNsioncr at Steuhenvillo
in the near futur" and held until the
opening o. United States Court next
June. when he will he tried for four
postofice rohbcricS. one at -. Glars
Vile. one n Maynard. one al Klcc,
and the one of Monday at Bcrgholz.
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YEGGMAN WHO ROBBED NUMEROUS POST
OFFICES ROUNDED UP AT WELLSVILLE
not only adds to the excellence OF the
bill. but also to. its diversity.
ROBIN HOOD" AN OPERA
ABOVE CRITICISM.

After twenty-five years II is too
late to criticise Robin Hood" Indeed
work which detles time so success
fully Is above criticism. Its melodies.
familiar as they are. sound strangely
fresh and verdant: even the hurdy
gurdies and nand organs have noi
hackneyed them. And what "A mirac-
ulous How Of MELODY there is in this
opera DE koven in those days poured
out lis tunes with reckless prodigali-
~. Probably he mas regretted IL since.
Tor two or three successful operas
could be launched upon the themes
cuntained In this work The coming
performances at the Court Theatre.
TINS saturday. matinee and night.
March :. will be notable for the cast.
Grand opera casts have their draw
backs as well as their advantages. As
"a rule grand opera artists. however
well they sing. are seldom satisfactory
as actors. But I'm the present instance
this - fortunately not the case. The
members Of the De Koven opera Com
ranN ara almost as historically com
petent "a they are vocally perfect. The
regular sale Of seats will open tomor-
row
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PRESIDENTIAL
APPOINTMENTS

WASHINGTON. d. G, March A.
WITH the names OF the new cabinet
known beyond doubt. interest turned
tonight toward President wilson's next
appointments.
The diplomatic service will receive
Mr.. Wilson's first attention. The
President has not yet decided upon an
ambassador 10 Great Britain. but for
other European posts. It Was stated
tonight ON reliable authority that Tom
as Nelson Page. Vim. +. McC"mbs.
Henry y. Morgenthau. Of New York i;
Frederick 9. Pcnn~ld. of New York.
wer" practically certain to be chosen.
Definite Information is lacking as 10
which posts they will occupy.
Mr.. McCombs will Ice sent 10 France
II he desires that post. though he said
today ne had not made up has mind
whether his proposed trip abroad on
account 81 his health should be hurd-
crcd with official duties.
Augustus Thomas. colonel Thomas
u. Birch. 81 New jersey. and charles
u crane. "f Chicago. It was learned.
ar" being considered for foreign ser
Vice
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CHARTER PEOPLE
ARE TURNED DOWN
COUNCIL co1nurrEE An1AHoEs
ron ELECTIoH.
Request OF Charter Committee 60 Submit
Names Brtngs Hot Bssort
Prom oroGAn-

Probably the most stormy. yet inn
portsnt meeting of committee OF the
that held by the election committee last
evening. when ~ WAS definitely decided
TO recommend that the charter commit
tee shall not be allowed To name any OF
the judges or clerks for the ooming
election.
The request of the charter committee
Judge and one clerk I'm each precinct.
was brought before the election commit
would be nothing more than showing the
CHARTER committee "A common courtesy
20 allow them 70 name Representatives
at tue polls. MIR. Wallace was imme-
diateiy answered by MIR. Grogan. chair
man OF the committee. who stated that
the charter committee had never asked
the advice OF any member OF council
when they We're framing the charter.
but that now. they come before a COM
tion, At the conclusion OF the address
by Mr.. Grogan. Councilman Riddle. a
member OF the election committee
moved that the charter committee be
allowed to name one Judge and one
clerk for each precinct. his motion be-
Ing seconded by Robinson The question
tie. the motion being lost.
VIII BE Expensive.
hv the election committee ~ being d..
clded to have three Judges and two
clerks. in compliance with the state
election laws. In each voting precinct.
and that they shall receive s. for uheiI
services. one dollar will be pail for
taking the ballots and ballot boxes TO
the voting places and the same amount
viii be given for their return. Ten dol
lars rental will be paid for rooms in
which To place the voting booths and the
same prices will be paid for haluing the
booths TO and from the court house as
was paid at the last municipal election.
while 81 Will be paid for the erection or
each voting booth. From the above fig
ures. considering the fact that there are
40 voting precincts in the city. ~ Will
be readily seen that the election will
cost in the neighborhood OF $500, 10
which will be added the cost or tdver-
Using the charter In all the daily papers
and other minor EXPENSES. which Will
raise the total TO about So. 900
To Meet Monday.
As the election committee Of council
consists Of one member OF council from
each ward. each member OF the commit
tee viii choose the Officers To preside
at the voting precincts I'm his pard and
the members OF the committee with
their choice or officers will meet again
on next Monday evening.
u was decided by the committee TO re-
quest the mayor not TO call "A special
/ meeting Of council for Thursday even
ing. as they would not be able to report
by that time.
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At The Xictoria.

The bill AZ thc Victoria for this. :irst
ha'f OF the week. has been such an I'M
usual one tina; the patrols are antici %
pot'nE equally as good an attraction
for the remaining three DAYS Of this
week
Manager Shaffer has siEniiicd his
intention Of procuring n list OF the
best things To he found in high class
vaudeville. Among the interesting
numbers will be- a sketch called TN,
Stage Door Johnny" I'm which the
MessrS. Norwood and Wheeler are 20
te seen. These Two young men are
great favorttcs IN Wheeling. having
PLAYED at tho Victoria on several oc-
castle NJ and another time assisted in
tac -oc1l Press Club benefit
All Of the acts this week are taking
immensely. The patrons are now be-
ginning 10 pick out which OF the list
Is their favorite number II is really
h'r" &" determine. So well balanced is
IN" 'rtirc cast. Special mention is be-
INK made everywhere Of the musical
skit entitled The Salesman and the
Mdrt'Urist." which IS something On
tir"!y different from anything seen
here before.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Power Plant for sale.

Power Plant for Sale.
sealed bids viii bc received hy THE
RuAtb OF COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
COT MY OF ONO urtl 1000 "a m.
Monday March lOth. 1913 FOR the sale
- the power plant uf said ohio county.
located ln tie rear of t1e Court HOUSE
and consisting OF the fo4luwlnc.
$50 II. y tubular boilers.
5-Stetu. engines
West ~ Ehuusr Generators.
Wort ustou pump
D.. switch H"ard
s-Ar. lamps
TIds VIII boo received fnr fhe entire
equipment as listed above. or FOR any
part thereof
bids Coz he addressed 20 THE BOARD
DF 'pNNfSS Iu%Eit~ wiling " Va.
ana marked -ilIi Tor power plant
Tho BOARD reservt- the right to reject
ans o~ al bids
gro " OLDHAM. clerk.
T..s.o
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Vote. % s.aSni.etsEsr., y9sssI:; :z,r.

Notice 20 p1anufsoturers. Jobbers zkr-
chants nnc Other Wholesale Dealerh
NOTICE Is HEkEbY own. That
the state Hoard % control ~ the state
90 West Virginia will receive bld~ daily
40 IT. cffIce at Charleston, WDst VIZ
ziria. Tor fIruiahiuE supplies for the
several state institutions. tta financial
uararC fueuf 81 which a. vested IN said
BOARD Contracts viii te awarded o. the
lowest risders. quality cons ideIet aud
90 er things being equal West Virgins
dealers viii he given preference.
Ilrfe o. supplies utnIed Viii Do fur-
niFneI tIftfrs Ou receipt Of re4ut sts
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD Of' cos = ROr
ag-f-tf CH1r...rfrr. W. F'r-tria
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Louis BcrtsGhS

tUHrRAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL EMRAlMER,
ft22 ard 1924 Main street
Calls Anse cred uay or Night
store Phones 625
VIC T.. Usrischy. Heil Phone 1872 r
G. J ucrtschy. Nat Phone t229.Y
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Bruemmer 6 HiIdebrand

Funsrsi Directors aud nnsaImsrs
corner NrfErf and 1uerfy. second Sfs.
Tslsphons- 2O1. op-a d. and aHsas
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CARD or THANKS
GARD or THAHKG

We desire On thank the many friends
Tor the acts ~ Kindness SHOWN - Dur
rr tHt illness and death ~ our beloved
v 10 AMI mother. also Tor the beautiful
floral offerings
rrr-5-r EDWIN SMITH 4 son.
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED HfurnisGed. two. ttrer or
four rooms and bath. modern. and CEN
trail location. April LIST or Mav LIST
Address g. 9. 9. Care lnteiligencer
1t
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MISCELLANEOUS

ml6CElIAANh
ExCELLENT opportunity 20 earn large
profits. 10 men or women, on an IN.
vestment OF $4,000. Proposition will
stand most careful INVESTIGATION. Big
returns positively guaranteed. Box 23s
lntelligencer. mr-5-i
Pine HARDWOOD FLOORS, all kinds
we rennish worn floors. ben i44e-L
rREBER MURPHY. City. fe.l2-j
wAarED-To secure a COPY OF the
Journa OF the session of the Wheel.
ing convention which convened Febru-
sTg Il bcu isss This }SuTnai Nv vas n printss
nd ~ wanted fcT the State Archives OF
=. We. any owner o. copy OF the
BY communics tinx with tho intsiii:
s.neer. or With H9n xiIsn Lewis
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Cash paid for cast on clothing. Write
or call
NO. 1897 mar,st 81 LEVI Ws..un. WA
wE-ColIect Bad Bills. Buy and Sell
and eHecuted Ah Ws aa; TarefTiy place.
max collections on a commit sion basis
no 90, election: no psS rne Blcxeye Mer-
WI ceiling. ". Va II
PATENTSsMs.f.f.5.'di, .... .s..:
1SoDklet L ee. Fifteen years practice.
H L DUNLAP, PATENT ATTORNEY
HatonAl Exchange Bank nag.
wheeling. W. Va
wANrED-ro BUY copy of "chronicle.
on Border Warfare" book descrip-
tive of tae early indian Wars in West
Virginia and other portions " the Ohio
valley
Also wanted to buy any copies OF Old
histories OF Virginia and West Virginia,
or county histories. that may be on the
/ market Persons having same will sd-
dress History. care Inteiligencer.
my-s-tf
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
IUTEI HDrIfvELL

HOTEL HHTftWIIL
Atlantic fltr ~
virginia Ave. second house from
cf.Hl Pier iIEhref standard lu CII. 'nr
anil afrNIr modern aufa.I rrfrfa
lI.okief = a ~ ~ lfDTftW ELL.
oALEH HALL.
Hotel luI ".f.tI.uw. Atlantic fIfN Sew
f.fetf an iIftI p.H .r fH. ions uf FL .Urt
sta. Stone H~frt ard afa.. .uNI|ue
Rooms sU autfa WITH bow ur| rn.H raa
water nj ffIrnf. baths THut. IrI ..Hra.
five i.HfHr nuH Treatment. Hv.f fr.f NOS
attendants Lessons in EHrt.frF nud
N'lt.ue q o. NUau-. GEM N
Ia..I-tf
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THE THEATER
AL WILSON IN HIS
NEW SONG pIAv

Al II. Wilson. the singing German
dialect comedian in the song adorned
comedy. 1T Happened in Potsdam."
appeared az the Court theatre on Tues
day evening and was greeted by a
fairly good house. Mr. Wilson is
widely known in this city as one OF
the sweetest SINGERS ON the stage. lie
was especially pi"I~iu- in The Twill
light call. Loves Me Loves Me- Not q"
My Lady FAR and Loves OF Bygoue
Days His comedy was pleasing and
original and liS German dialct was
perfect. The company included Miss
Laura L"mmcrs a. Phoebe Fairfax.
Majoric Dalton as Countess Viola:
and Al Wilson took the important
part as Metz Won Klatz. the German
traveller and he Is greeted with wei
come by all Americans in the party
and the three acts are arranged 10
show Mr. Wilson, acting 70 Tho best
advantage a.. f. most pleasing in
his own auartu' utS. WHtr. De- sings
number OF pleasing selections
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

~>~~N~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~S~~~~~-~~~
FOR SALE-Farma or go acres at
$500 per acre. by heirs Of the late
John Leedom. situated one mile south
Of Freelarl Good ten room house cel-
lar basement barn 4sNso Large sheep
barn. and other buildings. all In good
condition. Fruit OF all kinds Well
watered. Timber. \ great stock farm
at e. bargain FOR quick sale. Also 100
acre farm. Ava Leedom. Chambers
vile. ohio. mT-s-i
FOR SALE, SMALL FARM
Well improved. Write FOR descript ion.
VIII take good automobile Hs part pay.
Address DoN 60. Smifhfield. a. f-2s-n
POULTRY ana fruit farm for sale. SIT
uatcd . mile from Eorey Point. ohio
county. This PLACE can he bought for
less money tnan YOU can build tho house
ana Improvements. Enquire Leonard
Harrlft. Iu and l. Twsnty-first street.
Wheeling f-lk-r
TOR sALE-GooI fruit. truck Or poultry
farm. containing . acres. near Pleas
ant Grove. ohio call or write J. -.
Ter. Adcna. ohio. H +. n. NO
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Wanted-Male and Female Heir
FOR SALE
FOR KENT

s->~~~~>~~~~~~---~~-->~~
FOR RENT-Three roms. bath, electric
light. laundry and cellar. $1,000, Por-
ter Ave. EdgwOOd. r.. II. Sarver. f-s1-I
FOR RENT rooms with bath Ios-
session at once. suitable for two gem
uemen. Browne Brothers. l42O Market
street f-24-tf
FOR RENT-Three room apartments
first and second floors. So Twenty
fourth 81. Third floor apartment cor.
TWenty-fourth and Chapline SITS Apply
Twins Drug Store. f-l7-tf
FoR REHr-Two rooms and cellar COX
100 feet ON Terminal switch. S6-lsth
street n
FOR RENT sS5-ssl MAIN STREET.
GOOD LOCATION FOR ROOluuQ
AND BoAADInG HOUSE Oh DWELL
ING HOUSE. GOOD LOCATION ron
DOCroR's OR DENTISTS OFFICE
AND RESIDENCE. FINE GROUNDS
AND RIVER VIEW IN REAR
JAMES l. HAwLEY
lo661h AAN st.
FOE REMT-Butldtng corner 10th ana
narkst Sts- formerly occupied by
Wing. Livery 90. Address Geo. n. Men,
hard Elm Grove. W. Va, Bell phone
l34 FL. IT,
FOR R1ET-Sicely furnished > and 4
room fats with bath. TOR light house
Keeping. rent reasonable Apply 30 y.
Front ST AuES-u
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HELP.

WAnrED-Shoe saleswoman in LEADING
shoe store Good opportunity for live
active young woman. Address shoe
store. care Intelligence mr-5-tf
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POULTRY.

8EBT quality Barred Rocks. Leghorns.
Prices lowest. Choice matings. Order
now. c. X McHugh. Mt Pleasant. Ohio.
mr-S-t-ap-5
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SUGAR MAFGO
STILLIOVER

Trent TRUSTEES OF this date, while
not anticipating much further re-
duction sin the price of sugar owing
to the fact that The. tendency of Cuba
planters win be to store sugar rather
than sell below the cost of pr0duc,
ton, regards 1t as nevertheless pos
sible that q gradual decline to- IS per
100 pounds by March i will occur,
for the reason that Porto Rican tsng.
airs will soon be on the market Porto
Rican producers have in the, past eYl
denced q desire to sell their produc-
ton Immediately, even at the ex-
pense of a heavy reduction In price.
This was particularly noticeable last
year when the tariff was under dis
cussion. a. = =. > r<...ss,ssz
These remarks are upon the. . late
drop Of sS degree centrifugals in
New York; from 1851 to $315, the
latter figure = being compared with
1881 on January %, 1904, nearly ten
years ago. which Willett & Gray
quotes as the lowest price since 1903.
Trent circular thinks the immediate
cause of. the sharp break now report
ed is probably the very early start
of the Cuban campaign, mentioning
the fear of early competition with
Porto Rico sugar as an additional
reason. Moreover, it is surmised that
the hackers of the Cuba producers
are squeezing them in the money
market.
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Lieut. r.. Calder and Lieut. r.
Camp sailed on the Kinau this week
for KauaE where they will spend the
Holidays.
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aHdS frye weeks, exploring the vari-
Gus points Of interest.
. - .
Miss Jessie Kennedy returned to
Honolulu, on the Wllhelmina this
week after a month In San Francis
co.
A returning passenger on the VIII
helmina this week was Mrs. n. P.
Nottage, who has been visiting in
California for the past few months.
The following comment On the en-
gagement of Miss Georgina Grace
Fitzgerald OF Oakland to Wallace Nc
Kay Cooper will be OF interest TO
Honolulans:
Miss Fitzgerald. who is one OF the
popular girls, Of the Claremont set.
made known her engagement to Wal
lace Cooper by sending out dainty be-
trothal cards to her friends In the bay
region. She Is a beautiful girl, and is
highly accomplished. Miss Fitzgerald
is graduate of the College OF the
Holy Names and of Miss Heads
School In Berkeley. She is a gifted
pianist, and possesses voice Of uTl-
usual quality. Her father, the late
Richard Fitzgerald, was prominent
railroad man, and for many years was
connected with the Southern Pacific.
Cooper is a graduate Of the University
of California, and also of Harvard. He
Is a member of the Sigma Chi fra
ternfty in Berkeley. Following his
graduation from Harvard. Cooper
spent couple of years in Honolulu.
but is now connected with the Pana-
Pacific Exposition Company. The
date for the wedding of the couple
has not been set, further than 1t will
be an event of the coming year San
Francisco Chronicle.
9 q
The engagement Of Miss Gwendolyn
White and Lieutenant John G. Pc
gram, u. s. A, Is announced. Miss
White, who. is the slaughter OF Mrs
BENJAMIN White, is an unusually
pretty girl and Was introduced here
by Captain and Mrs. Martin L. Grim
minis and others of the army people
at the Presidio -San Francisco Chron-
icle. s. 80 IS
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York, where the wedding of Miss
Huntington's parents took place. ~
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York, where the wedding of Miss
Huntington's parents took place. ~
~ Q q d II -. ~
Countess Won Krockow Of Germany
will be with her sister. Mrs. Emma s.
Tenney, this winter, at the Rocham:
beau The countess was Miss Aida
Schoonmaker OF New York and has
lived abroad nearly all her life. being
educated in France and married in
London. The late Count Won Kreckow
was an African explorer of note.
.
Lieut.. James Sterrett Woods. u. s.
N, and Mrs. Woods and son ARE
guests Of their uncle and aunt, Col,
and Mrs. Selden ALLEN Day, U. 8. A..
at their home en- Lamont street Lieut..
Woods will sooR reioin his ship. tho
Georgia, when his wife and son will
return to their home In California.
Miss Helen Bache KImmell. daugh-
ter of Commander Harry Kimmell, u.
S. N, and Mrs Kimmeli, will make
her debut December 26.sa day In adj.
vance OF the first date p tanned. Mrs
Ira Bennett will give q dinner-dance
for Miss Kimmell the evening of De-
cember 80. me- IS
Mrs. WhitelaWs Reid who came to
attend the annual resting of the
American Red Gross. ID the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. William u; Boardman.
= ~ ssssss.-- q
1ieketo Tor tie Els Charity Ball
can be purchased wherever you see
the siun displayed; $3.50 the couple
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DAILY REMINDERS

Seeing is convincing. If seekers
for gifts for friends will call in at H.
Miyake's, 1913 Fort above Beretania,
there is not the shadow of doubt they
will be convinced by that immense
stock Of Oriental goods of the wisdom
of buying there. You will find the
most appropriate Christmas gift of
the season
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{ CALLING DAYS " ~'&5% rs
Z FOR HONOLULU :
& '@a7E
& Undergraduates, MakIki. - =
2 Tuesdays - Waikiki. Kapiolani .
3 Park, Kaimuki, Palolo. First =
4 Tuesday-Fort Ruger-
. WedResdays-Nuuanu. Puunui. =
9 Pacific Heights. First and third :;
8 Wednesday. b. owe Eunanu 2
6 bridge; second and fourth We'd z
nesdays. below bridge: fourth ?.
9 Wednesday. Pacific Heights; first 3
: and third Wednesdays, Alewa =
{ Heights. AsE ,
: Thursdays-The Plans IA =
Fridays - Hotels and town, z
fourth Friday. Fort Shafter. first 2
3 Friday. j .s..s.t7t ssssxF.ss Is z
Z Manoa. College Fills. first and {
9 third Friday.
8 saturdays KaliA third and 8
fourth Saturdays. Kamehameha g
{ Schools.
! Fort shaf:er-ealiing day ev- !
cry Friday. = .
9 Note-The telephone number OF .
the Society Editor is 2916. 2
q g q . q AG z q 9 g 9 g q q .
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Referred to Proofroom.

Mistress (who has been giving a
lesson on punctuation, with special at
tention to the use of the hyphen)-
Now, Jessie. tell me why we put a
.hyphen in ''bird-cage" <
Jessie-So's the bird can sit on it,
teacher.