davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19

me last regular meeting OF the OhIo
county Teachers Association FOR the
year or 1914 will he held az the Woods-
dale school building Friday. The pro
cram as prepared promises 20 be one
OF the most interesting that has as Vel
been presented Mt the meeting The pros
gram II as follows:
opening exercises-by Rev. j. NJ. Potter
The Torn Dress (dramatized
ny Miss Jennie Bottoms class OF
Agriculture discussion. J V GIN,
PIANO solo. .... Miss Olive Jean HerVev,
class in primary reading .....-.,....'
-. -. ...ss... Miss Gay Dorsey
MANUEL Training. ....... Merle ". Viilee
rnOcai 500. .... Miss Mary Currau
foerns Every Boy and Girl Should
-. ............. Miss Mary McrIiw:,5.r
toronet solo. Messrs Raw and Kfttio
household Science. ..... Miss Alice Cook
ABOVE ~ the program a. % will lie
presented by TriadelThia WASHINGTON
and kitchle In the morning IJbert,.
and Kichland meeting IN separate rooms
~ the non hour luncheon will be served
~ the girls OF the WcOdsdalo school nm
1er the direction Of Miss Cook. In fhe
afternoon union meeting or All fbc
districts Will be held In one room. The
Principal address being delivered ID,
Thomas Y. Hodges president OF me
state University. The musical urocrsr,
VII be IN charge Of Miss Bess McGrana-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
PROF. CITIZENS sPuAKs TO
ST. LUKEs MEMS GUILD

very interesting meeting Of the
Mems Grub OF ST. LuEes l.. n. church.
was held yesterday evening at the
church. ON the Island. The meeting was
largely attended and the address OF the
cN CninE was delivered by Prof. q. a..
Citizens. principal Of Union school. on
the subject "A Chronology of the Book
or Genesis" Prof. Citizens spoke in par;
81 follows: "A higher critic has found
tault with the book OF Moses, but not
the least bit of error IL there to be found
In the chronology. The chronological
tables. as found in Genesis are entirely
consistent with dates that are to be
found farther on in the book
Some attribute error in the Hebrew
notation he continued. saying that 3gO
might h. me.nt for $50. a transportation
OF the figures. This could not be for
the Hebrews represented their numerals
by the letters OF the alphabet the nu-
mersis having no presence in the Hindo-
Arabic system that we use. IL is inter
esting to note that Adam lived on I'D
until within r few years OF the flood
as = contemporary of Methuselah That
SHIN. the son OF Noah lived through Is
generations and was grandfather in
eleven degrees. when Abraham was IS
years of age.
The period of bondage in Egypt last
ed less than 900 years. This period is
ordinarily regarded as $50 years but 43O
years extends from the call OF Abraham
until the exodus OF the children of
Israel from Egypt Taken ali in ali no
matter in which way the dates OF Gene
sis are viewed not the least error is 10
be found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
REUNION OF PARTIES
tcontinusd from FIRST rags.)

State. as chairman. Joseph Glenn
was made secretary. This meeting
received the resolution from the Re
publicans and various plans were dis.
cussed as to the best way of bringing
about the desired amelgamation. The
members OF that committee strongly
condemned the action Of Chairman J.
b. Handlan of their committee in the
usurpation OF authority. such as try
ing to keep members of the commit
tee from accepting the invitation of
the Republican committee TO attend
the conference to-day. The following
resolution was also adopted:
Resolved. That we. as individual
members OF the Progressive state
committee. are in favor of co-opera-
ton In all honorable ways for the pur.
pose OF carrying out the promises and
pledges OF the Huntington and
Charleston conventions of May 16 and
July 30, 1912. respectively"
The following subcommittee was
also appointed to confer with the sub.
committee appointed by the Repub.
licans: II. ID. FinnIgan, Mercer eoun.
~; Robert Hager. Lincoln: J. II. JET.
ferson, Wood Sam. -. Montgomery.
Preston: G. S. Johnson. Clay.
Those Attending.
The following prominent Republ-
cans in attendance were: Governor
II. ID. Hatfield. Congressman Howard
Sutherland. Congressman s. d. Avis.
Auditor OF State J. sherman Darst.
Secretary Of State Stuart r. Reed,
Attorney General A. A. Lilly. Senator
Dennis Steed. James s. Lakin, presi-
dent of the Board of Control: Virgil
l. Highland, Ex-Governor VIM. q.
Dawson. Ex-Governor W r Glass
cock. Senator George r. White, SEN
atOr Joseph Gray. II. G. Ogden. l.. r.
Chester. VI. G.. Sperry. Ray r. Harris,
Senator James McClung, Senator A.
IL. McCrum. Howard r. Williams
Commissioner OF Agriculture. The
following members OF the Republican
committee are here or represented by
proxy: T. J. Sherrard Wellsburg.
chairman. II. h. Bernheim. Welch,
secretary. G. W. Curtin. Braxton: r.
a. Brown. Parkersburg. Judge J. VI.
Saunders. Mercer; r. s. Beasly.
Summers. II. II. Baker, Lincoln.
Dixon. Fayette. proxy. T. -. Moore.
Pocahontas. proxy. W. =. Baker. Ran
dOlph. >. l.. Lakin. Preston: Dr. J. o
McNeely. Marion. George Childs.
jefferson. &. l.. Parks. Tyler: W. D.
Ilite. Cabell. r. G. Rider. Braxton:
-. s. Stathers. Lewis. proxy: v. W
Martin. Upshur: J Billings. Tucker:
Col. J. u. jenkins. Parsons.
The following members OF the Pro-
gressive committee present or repre-
sented by proxy are: g. s. Johnson.
Clay. .. u. Finuigan. Mercer: r. T.
Sweeny. Fayette: s a. Moon. Nc
DOwell. T. r Bucker. Grecnbrier: \.
a. Scott Fayette. Joseph Glenn. Wy
oming; G. y Mitchell. Boone. Robert
lIaEer, Lincoln. by proxy. 4 : Rich
ards by proxy. g. = Johnson. clay.
q. r Winor. Loran. Ira r. Smith.
J. Y. CLIFFORD. Berkeley. J
T. Bradford. Peasants. Amos Bright.
BraxtOn. y. q. Shafer. Preston. T.. =
Keim, Randolph. J Y Jefferson.
Wood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
S796,S94,2
Represents the Aggregate Gross Busi.
ness OF the United States
Steel Corporation.

NEW YORK. March lS.-Aggregate
gross business Of the United States
Steel Corporation for 1918 was Ss96.-
Ss4.2s9, an Increase OF s51.3SS. SSi over
the preceding year. according TO the
detailed report of the corporation is
sued today.
Net income for 1913 showed an in
crease OF S27.i77.76S with an increase
IN surplus net income OF $3.50. 1856.
while the balance OF surplus for the
year increased Sli.976. 1856. Ordinary
maintenance ana repairs and extra
ordinary replacements for 1913
amounted TO $5s.9i2.97O. an increase
OF sll,l9i,5i3 or 23O per cent over
1912
The average number of employees In
the service of the company was 22S.-
500. against 22l .O25 In 1912. and the
average salary or wage per employe
per day. including all branches OF the
corporation. was S2.g2. an increase OF
u cents over the average of 1912.
Total salaries and wages paid aggrc-
gated S2O1 ,2O6.l7C. In comparison
with slS9.351. 6O2 for the preceding
year. an increase OF s.43 per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
THE EuGENIc BABY.

Predestined to a blameless life
Before his hourth of birth,
Without the ills OF common clay.
Or sins OF wicked earth.
He never kicked. he never cried.
He never leased the cat.
But lay and slept the hours away,
And gathered pounds OF fat.
He never needed m edicine,
He did as he was told.
His pa and ma was proud of him
Till he was ten years old
And then. alas, for all their dreams
OF mortals bred by rule.
Eugenics got a knockout blow
They found he was a fool.
From Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19

CAMBRIDGE. March i8.-ln
declaring that there we're seven
roads to international peace, Pres
ident (cmeritus) Charles W. Eliot.
OF Harvard, said that strong armies
and strong navieS are the greatest
forces for discouraging hostile out
breaks. Among the remedies
against war favored by Dr.. Eliot
are: The establishment OF COM
missions competent 70 prevent
wrongs and miscrics in every coun-
try, publicity in commercial and
governmental transactions. less
secrecy m manufacturing pro-
ceSscs. more public spirit among
individuals, encouragement of
elementary education
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
PROBE HALTED
Refusal % Clarence W. De Knight TO
Submit Papers Neios W
LOBBY Nearing.

WASHINGTON. n. G. Mar. Is
Refusal % Clarence W De Knight. to-
Gay. on advice OF counsel. to submit
10 the Senate lobby Investigating com
mittee papers demanded in cOnnec-
ton With its inquiry into ne knights
alleged activities as a lobbyist. hrough
a temporary halt in the PROCEEDINGS OF
IN" committees. The attitude OF De
knight. who - a Washington lawyer,
all b the subject OF consideration to-
morrow
Former Rear Admiral r. r. Bowles.
president Of the Fore River Ship
builcinc company. was examined to-
day Nith relation TO his efforts to
prevent exclusion Of railroad owned
ships from use of the Panama canal
Mr BoWles admitted that he had en-
gagcd De Knight 20 work for him
against railroad owned ship exclusion
during the pcndency of the Panama
canal act before the senate COMMITTEE.
and that he had paid DE Knight s.. eco
\ contingent Zee OF $4,000 was not
paid or demanded. he said because
the exclusion clause finally was IN
corporated IN the act
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19

Mrs. Martha AcCounsIl. Of Twilight
spent yesterd = a. the guest OF friends
Loe Fitzimmons. Of Viola. was n bust
ness caller at wheeling yesterday.
Florence Brown. of McKecsport. has
returned 20 her home after spending the
past few days with friends at Woods
William Dean. Of near sherrard. was
day.
\ new guard rail has been placed on
me out bound track ~ The West VIZ
ginia Traction and Electric company az
SIriuEdale.
\ meeting for the purpose or or.
Fhuikiut a company Tor the Euys irf-
Eade VIII be held % the stone church
Friday evening.
Plans are being arranged FOR the max
~ ~ inc inaps Of the out The pike
pike district
The members or the Triadetphis dis
trict tase bail squad Hrr taking some
hard practice under the direction of
Manager Naliee.
rhs play entitled The Fifteenth 81
January vii soon BE- iu readiness for
Treeeutatl0u bv tho members pf the
high school a. EdginEton Lane.
OWNS 90 the ricknsFs BOZ the vicinity
81 OAK Grove Che school has been or
dsred closed
o y Walter has returned from
several days looking over bis recently
acquired farm there ar WaItera ~.
poets ~ remove 90 the property within
few days
The regular meeting or the Emmer.
ruu literary ~ tho TriHdetuhIH district
ntFh school has been postponed for one
week on account ~ the meeting of the
ONO COUNTY Teachers aesociHtiou.
West Bert. ~ Elm Grove. is spend.
iuE a. Few days HE the guest 81 friends
and relatives ~ Dallas
A slight blaze occurred NJ GreuravIiIs
NeFferday when r. building BELONGING 90
Gfure ffdllc0rd rauut FIRE Fortunate.
Dr. The Gre was discovered before any
serious damage wae done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
GETS 10 YEARS

INDIANA. Pa Mar iS-The second
trial ~ Harry Spence. CHARGED ,itb
The murder 81 Mrs Belle Smatbers
'lark. q year agO. came 20 an ahrupf
end to-nicht when Judge J Telford
permitted spence attorneys 90 win.
draw the plea OF not guilty and enter
n plea Of guilty in the second degree
spence was Immediately sentenced 10
serve ~ years On the penitcntiarv.
spence is aged 30 spence and Mrs
ho broke into her room earIy ono
morning shooting her a. she Law
asleep ivy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
WOMAN KILLED
BY ELEVATOR

NEW YORK. March 1S-Mrs.
Mary II. smith. widow OF the Rev. e.
X. smith. ID. d. late rector emeritus
OF 81 James Protestant Episcopal
church IN this city. was killed tonight
IN an elevator accident in an uptown
apartment house where she had gone
TO dine with friends. Mrs. smith vas
about TO leave the elevator on the
seventh toor OF the building when the
car. because OF defect In its oper-
ating mechanism. II il said. started
TO descend. The operator. convinced
that something was out of order.
Jumped TO the landing. Mrs smith
tried TO follow him. but fen PROSTATE
across the sill OF the elevator en-
trance and was crushed TO death by
the roof OF the descending car. Mrs
smith was 70 years of age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
TrE c. 3. KIMBERLY CO.,
Schmulbach Building. Beth Phone,


W. II. Gibson very pIeasnntIv epter-
tanned a number of mis- friends with an
old-fashioned dance Tuesday evening ia
the auditorium Of the Peoples bank
building at West Alexander The ar
iair was IN the nature Of one OF the
oid time dances and was attended by
about one hundred guests The evening
was very pleasantly spent in dancing
the old-iashloned dances, both square
ana round. These have been given re-
Gently under the direction Of Mr. CID
son and are drawing much attention
from the dancing public In the vicinity
o. West Alexander. The next and per-
maps the last OF the season viii be
given some time IN the latter rart OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
WRONG BOY
Lad Thought To BE kidnapped Bow
Proves To Be Case Of Mistaken
Identify

ALLENTOWN. Pa. March 1s.-The
kidnapping incident In this city yester.
cay had nothing to do with the McCar-
TICK case. the boy who was seen 10
make an effort 10 escape from the
man with him being Floyd Meyers.
VINO was being taken by an attorney
tr0In Tue Lehigh county almshouse to
Wind Gap. The boys parents are
separated and when a week or more
arc the father OF the boy learned
that his son had been placed in the
apply for n habeas corpus writ 10 got
possession OF the boy Judge Groman
waived the writ and instructed the
attorney TO 20 TO the almshnuse and
get the boy. This he did and while
waiting for a car 10 take the how 20
wind Gap the attorney took the
Ioungster into n confectionery store
iiere the boy, not knowing the LAWYER
IIleu tc escape and the incident al
once was connected with the McCar.
rick case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19

CHICAGO. March 1s.--John r.
Jelke. president OF the John r. Jelke
company. and eight officials and for.
mer employees OF the company. were
found guilty In the Federal court to-
night OF conspiracy to defraud the
government by avoiding the tax in
selling oleomargarine. The indict.
ments charged that the defendants
cyaded the government tax by selling
white oleomargarine and giving the
retailers cOloring matter and instruct.
ing them how TO use IL. Hearing on
motions for new trial was set for
April s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
DR. ]. L. DICKEY
SPEAKS TO MEN
INTERESTING PAPER READ AT
MEMS GUILD MEETING
LAST NIGHT
and General Conditions Discussed
ey the Speaker.

The monthly meeting OF tie Mems
Guild OF St Matthews =. T. church
last night was featured by an excel
lent paper on The ST Lawrence Riv.
er." read by DIR. J. l. Dickey. The
teresting. and was greatly appre-
ciated by the GUILD members DIT.
Dickey. In beginning. explained that
the 81. Lawrence river. with relatives.
Dr. Dickey emphasized the size OF
the river and its BASIN by saying that
II Is the outlet of one-third OF the
fresh water OF the world He said IL
differs greatly from most rivers in
That u Is free OF the usual attributes
Hoods. muddy waters. bare banks.
ete.-of other large streams. This
IL due. he said. to the large number
of lakes. including the Great Lakes.
which form Its system. It's water. he
said. Is always beautifully clear, while
the range OF It's rise and fall is not
over four feet. There being no floods
the adjacent ground Is formed TO the
waters edge
The 81. Lawrence river Is three
miles wide In many places. he said.
! while At It's mouth AZ il 80 miles
wide. Its outflow is the largest
OF all other rivers except that OF the
amazon. while in many places IL IL
900 feet deep. and other Places much
deeper. The influence of the tide of
the ocean is felt. he said. a great dis
lance upstream. even far past the
Lake OF st. Peter. 500 miles from its
mouth. The range of the action of
IN tide at Quebec. $50 miles from It's
auth, is Is feet
The paper referred to the many large
boats operating on the stream. and said
on most other rivers. Then, are sew
eral large ocean steamships operating
, from Montreal. he said. Offering cheap
and excellent shipping facilities.
thousand Isiands.
DIR. Dickey eloquent,y described the
beauty OF Thousand Isles. ana said that
/ In reality there are nearer z.B0g Islands.
7 hey vary greatly NJ To size. some GOV.
ettns several square miles. while others
are Iafge enough TO accommodate only
small cottage. lite characterized the
cities of that region as enterprising and
beautiful some OF the prettiest scenery
OF the world Is TO be found along the
st Lawrence silver. he ssid. HTS refer
ence To many OF the ofdsr towns was In
eT-stinE, telling TIM origin OF the names
aoe relating several stories OF each.
~ the conclusion OF tire paper he ans
We led many questions relative to tina,
sortion OF the country.
an the absence of the president OF the
4 EOtid, \. w Sawteile. Frank falkenburg
Dreaded over the meeting. owing to- its
\ betny the Ieuien season. the usual social
session was dispensed with last night.
! Rev. Percy Poster HAIL minister-in-
charge OF ST Matthews church. spoke
| brietiy. lie congratulated the guild on
its membership and said that such an
organization WAS a wonderful power In
the lite OF parish. 1t Is "A matter
OF concentration" he said. to have
such "A body OF men at work"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
NAMES ROSSELL

ALBANH. y. Y. March IS Cover.
nor Glynn to-day announced tbc an.
bointment OF Brigadier General " n
hosseH n former chief Of engineers
Of the United States army. a. an adj.
Visory engineer TO assist Commission.
or John &. Carlisle IN the technical
administration OF fhe highway depart.
ment The governor declined 10 saw
wat salary General Rossell would re-.
-, The state is fortunate In securing
lnt services OF man with his wide
and ripened experience" said Inc GOV
GTUur NV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
LEHIGH VALLEY
tcont,nu.d from rir., ras.1

group OF persons. At present over SO
per cent. OF the shares OF the Lehigh
Coal Sales Company are owned by
the majority stockholders OF the lie
high Railroad"
The contract between the Lehich
Coal Company and the Sales Company.
the complaint sets forth. gave the
sales company unreasonably low rates
for mined coal: fixed prices for coal
TO I've mined under the then existing
scales OF prices paid other producers.
and made other concessions which
led II 10 be classed by the government.
as not "a bona fidc transaction be-
tween separate corporations" The
sales company's profits. the bill AYERS.
have been enormous and Il shows
that the company has paid regular
dividends quarterly OF % per cent
and that In November. 1913. after Il
months OF business. IL paid an extra
cash dividend OF % per cent. and de
clared at the same time what amount
ed TO % per cent stock dividend
Barrier to Reduced Rates.
On December 81 last ~ had a sur.
plus OF s1.l34 .s4753. The contract
between these two companies, the bill
argues. is a barrier against any re-
duction in the Lehigh's freight rates
10 New York. and an inducement TO
even higher rates. because the I.ehigh
Coal Company. under IL. receives from
the sales company a percentage of the
price for coal at New York harbor,
a price largely determined by the
freight rates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
Elm Grove Council.

\ special meeting OF the Elm Grove
council was held et the town hall last
evening. Several matters OF business
were tsken Up including the making out
OF reports 20 be sent to the state audi
tor. quorum OF the council for IN.
year OF 1913. was present and run oyev
the reports Tor the closing up OF bust
ness matters Of that body. ON account
oI no one with authority to edminfste-
the oath being present this matter was
lsld over until the first regular meeting
April "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
ITALIAN KILLED

Special Dispatch 20 tho Intelligence.
FA1RMONT. W. Va. March Is
While a. work az the tipplo Of the
GrantOwn mine this evening Roaio
Ritorto. an Italian. 1gsd 2S. slipped
end fell between two cars llc was
crushed 10 death Tn body will o.
buried Friday morning Ritorto was
single
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
BODY RECOVERED.

WILMINGTON. Del. March IS
The body OF man supposed 20 be
George T.. Williams. AGED so. captain
of a tugboat. who disappeared from
here six weeks ago. was found i'm the
Delaware bay below Collins Beach.
thirty miles distant
The victim was a Norwegian. The
Norwegian consul at Philadelphia was
notified
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
GUARDING ITS ARMS

BELFAST. March tS-The govern.
ment IL taking the precaution OF in.
creasing the military guard. both day
ana night AZ number Of the arms
ana ammunition depOts in Ulster. in.
Guiding Carrick Fergus Castle and
the EnnishillOn Castle barracks. Ap.
parently the government r. apprehen-
sive Of raids by the Ulster volunteers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
Residents Will Meet.

meeting OF the residents OF Park
view WIZ be held Friday evening at
the Iark View school for the purpose
OF taking action In the matter OF Sc.
curing electric lights for the town I'm =
mas been one OF the worst features snd
drawhacks TO this city and the resi-
dents are determined To at Least have
some light In their town. All interested
parties are requested to meet a, me
school house promptly at O'clock Fri
DAY evening. when some definite action
VIII be taken In the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19

After enjoying the opsn air for the
past Few days Homer Smith. well known
character OF Elm Grove. decided that
nie without the old tan.lefoot was not
worth living and decided TO got eIorI-
ously drunk. AS the result of his over
Indulgence In the Joy producing fluid
toiner was unable to navigate. officer
j. %, Butler IVES called aud took him 10
me town lookup. where he was left TO
sober W. He will be given a trial some
time this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
Men and Boys Movement.

Ihe movement among the men and
Dogs or the First NJ. =. church. Tim
Grove, VIII receive especial attention
next sunday morning at the session OF
the sabbath school. The slogan of this
school Is Every Member and a FRIEND
OF TINS thurch studying the Bible" \,
next Sundays session "A large chorus of
men VIII sing The Church in the Wild
wood. accompanied by the organ and
Nlolln. The fathers are invited To ac-
company their sons TO this session of
the Bible school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19

Fred Kane, a well known glass worker
of this city. passed away yesterday
morning at 10. so o'clock due to short
illness. Funeral arrangements are in
complete. The deceased was IA the
forty year or his age and resided
with his mother. Mrs. katherine Kane.
at ans MoystOn street. he followed
the profession OF "A potter FOR 20 years.
but later gave II up. lie leaves ms
mother, three sisters and one brother to
mourn mis- loss. lie was an active MEM
Der OF No. Shield OF Honor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
lntelilseneer Handy Almanac at
slsyneys Drug Store for only 2se
Get one now.
rrladslphIa pistriet man

= J. FRIEND. state nupcrvIg1r OF HIN
t.ng1ls VIII deliver an address 10 the
pupils ~ the Triadelphia district bt~t
Illustrated by Ftereoptican views Tines.
Jay night March -. The pictures used
TOT the Illustrations are taken from tho
s'hools or Denmark and other schools
lh Europe and promises 20 be very In
tfreFtiuE in every way. Prof Friend
has recently travelled great deal iu
europe visiting the schools and D. boz
every way familiar with the pictures
that viii be rresented In connection
With the pictures n short musical pro-
Eram viii BE- presented By the pupils ~
the hirh school