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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
ELECTION ECHOES

COLI MBIS, o., Nov. On O yot-
ers were not disposed 10 change -nelr
constitution or place any new laws
on the books, as was evidenced Dy
the election returns. Statewide pronl-
billion was defeated by probably a.
600. as compared with 1000. he jig
reduction In the wet" majority being
a great surprise.
Jubllant over their success in cult.
ing the saloon majority almost In two
ne temperance forces intend TO make
their organizst o. even more through
n in a few Gays dry" leaders VIII
meet TO decide IL another amendment
shall be submirted next year. II Is
probable that sJch a course will be
strongly opposed because Of tie elect.
ION OF a president n governor in me
state At that time.
Notwithstanding the defeat OF the
Sprague redistricting measure" de-
declared Edwin Jones. chairman OF me
Republican State Committee. The
state under normal conditions lands
for protection by 100000 majority. ana
the party in the presidential campaign
next year Will show its militant
strength and will not suffer in the
least as a result Of the defeat OF the
measure"
Il is possible that the stability
amendment may BE- laid before me
voters again next year despite It's
overwhelming defeat this week. Form
or President Taft and former Cover
nor Harmon were amony those who
Endorsed the stability act. II was VI
ciously ossailed by temperance WORK
ers. as well az the advocates OF the
Initiative and referendum and laooi
ORGANIZATIONS.
Breaks Even.
Gov. Willis split even in his adyr
caCy Of state sur for I'm the two
speeches which he made in the rn..I
week Of the campaign be indorsed the
license end ~gerrymauder acts when
we're defeated. but opposed tn once
oxtender and the stability amendment.
which also were defeated.
The retention OF the GreenIund IL
Quor license law viii mean a twO-year
ehtenslon or the terms Of the appoin
tees under that law. these including
the Republicans and Democrats ar.
pointed and the hold-oynr Republicans
and Democrats ~rcappojnted after GOV.
Willis GAINED control Of the state IL
quor License Board The new an
Dointocs entered upon their duties
win "a chance OF serving only "a days
N the McDermotf law stood. or 'wo
years II the McDermott law was de-
foated. They will now enjoy the hene-
no of tvo-year terms The law was
attacked by both Republicans and
Democrats and fhls an large measure
accounts Tor itq overthrow.
lrder The Greeulund law. which was
passed by Tho Cox administration. inc
.IIouns were placed in the hands of
ihc Governor who was Co appoint a
state commission. which IN turn nam.
The county license commirsionera
This permitted the Governor 90 build
a political machine out Of the saloons
Of the state
This feature was attacked BY the
h'puhlicanH in the campaiEn last year
aud when they came into power 10y
passed The Ncpormott d-econtrairor
hy which The county license boards
wore 90 be named By districf boards
appointed BY certain county officials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
THE STATE PRESS

Ceredo Advance: Judge Ira f. Rob
inson has announced his candidacy
for governor. He viii prove a strong
candidate. and IL he receives the Re
publican nomination there will be no
doubt about his election.
Grafton Sentinel: Writers in some
Of the well known publications re-.
Gently entirely omitted to mention the
water moccasIn while listing the rep
ilts that are supposed 10 crawl around
the West Virginia rocks. The writer
seemed 20 be Of the opinion that the
water mu.casin did not stray nearly
80 far north as the southern bounda-
rics Of the Mountain State. However.
the water moccas!n IS fortunately wen
known 20 people In this section. or
else there would doubtless be more
deaths from snake bite than are now
known. Though the sna r is not seen
so frequently as many other specl
mems Of the serpents. DO is often seen
around the streams and is feared just
as much as the coupersnake or the
ra~ttlesnake. Two mOCca-ius. almost
three feet in length. were killed at
tho Grafton park this year. and every
-eason there are several specimens
killed about this county.
Shepherdstown Independent: Tho
RESIGNATION Of Judge ira Robinson
from tho supreme Court is prelimina-
~. 10 ls thought. TO his announcement
that he viii be a candidate In the Re
publican primary ext year for the
roNoruorship. On the bench he dis
played those rare qualities OF heart
and mind which amply ft him for this
high and responsible ONCE. His can
didacy viii be- hailed with delight
and satisfaction by q large element
~ his party iu the State. and should
DO be- successful in the primary there
Us no reason whatever as 10 why he
should not be elected governor.
Morasntown Post-C Chronicle: The
action Of Governor Hatfield in appoint
ina Judro Mason 90 fIl the uneVpircd
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IMPoRTANT CONFERENCE

Tho announcement That "a confer
enco between former Senator Burton
and Governor Willie. OF ohio. BIAS
been arranged 10 take place ~ CO.
lumbus to-day. undoubtedly points fo
Governor willis wIihdrawinr from fbr
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1915.

as that OF the young soldier: Tell
mother / said goodbye. God bless
her II is not the fashion to acclaim
these men as heroes, yet they are.
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OUT OF p%RoPoRrIoN

N...rr- Statement
Tho spelling books an wrong
mamma
why 20. EthcIr"
because Do don't look rirht Tor A
little thinE ukc % kitten ~ have Elk
I.ifDff aud "a h.s cat to have only
three
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The Tammany delegation Ia Congress
holds the balance OF power. which means
that the administration VIII not bc ss
coehy as II Was towards "a, last Con-
Er,lS.
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II Is h units that count. One vote
lrried a Pittsburgh ward for woman
iffrage. The lack ~ one vote der-iv-
J Charley Juukins OF The honor Of serv-
Is Bridgeport as ITS may
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Great Britain's trade ls a.
both ends. but she is doing her best TO
hamper our commercial interests with
neutral countries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

Youths of military age lrs leaving
Great tain. when they can. Boo Year Or
couserirtiuu. Iu this goIutry they used
Co bike fo Canada during the civil war
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hryan.s opposition viii not make VIII
sons reelection so uncertain as other
things that could b. named
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T. A. T. Widener. who has just died
az Philadelphia, was the trolley king OF
tie country.
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H. Hlrs aH .der fHrf H. Bryan vu
300 ia ..f info I cooked Bat Dr. H..
DID r. r I.. statement H.Hrf.r
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WEEKS PLEADS
For Protective Tariff as Sure Way TO
Prevent Dumping"


Washington Herald
Senator John W. Weeks. Of Massa-
chusetts, who is actively in the race
for the Republican nomination for
President. announced yesterday mat
the preventive OF the threatened
dumping Of torelCn-made goods on the
United States market at the close OF
the war In Europe lies in a revision OF
The tariff upward and the liking OF
duties high enough 10 protect the IN
dusJries that may be threatened by
the invasion OF the home market. lie
has little faith. apparently. IN the
plans suggested by administration
leaders for a special "anu-dumping
amendment to the Underwood-Sm-
mons tariff act.
In a letter received here from Sen
ator Weeks he says:
There is only one practicable. sen
sible way in which to meet the dump
ing menace az the close Of the war.
and that is by restoring a protective
tariff 10 the vast variety Of American
manufacturers which would be affect
Cd by This threatening situation. such
a step upon the part OF Congress
would have the twO-fOld merit OF
keeping out this s~urplusage Of foreign
made goods. thereby maintaining an
even market and an even wage scale
for The factory employees. and OF Great
ing "a further sOurCe Of additional ~eve-
nue., "a consideration that would make
a very general appeal just at this time
when such pressing demands are be
ing made upon our financial ~source
When the was Is over European
goods VIII How into this country ~
such a rate that our manufacturing
plants will be materially Embarrassed.
Forcien labor will b. more willing 10
work at even less wages than ever pc
bore. and as a result not only will the
manufacture suffer. but the tuous-
ands uf employees in this country VIII
feel The effects Of the Underwood-Stm-
mons free trade law. unless something
is done fo prevent this overflow n
manufacture being dumped upon our
-hnf'- sincerely trust that me
Democratic leaders. who are now rep
resented as faNoriuE q restoration of
The Huear tariff. will take am equally
graceful attitude with regard to me
iafih ON other American manufactur
os. Instead Of seeking some round.
about way az meeting the situation I'D
order FOB save their own d-lacrsgifeG
theories concerning the couutry g
economical needs
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ono might say that tho attitude of
e.e" is painfully pu.ter.ur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

vs.. ". t.-lt got a Few t-orredoes under
MarshaIls machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

Wheeling High keeps her coIors PROUD.
D.. flying
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The Cushion Sole is made of
layers of cork and felt covered
with % soft Calf skin. the lasts
are shaped Co allow tho toes lay
comfortable, and free you from
corn, and hur.ous and other
foot trouble
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

rormer Omted states civil Service Commissioner: President Of
The National Municipal League.
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parxsrsbura News: AMONG tha nr.
u'ru1s .0urroa of cheer following Tho
events of Tuesday % should NOT be
overlooked that WASHINGTON county.
which '. chat portion OF Ohio .mmrJI.
af0'v f1 our west. carried triumphant.
Ir H measure ur0FIdIue for o. special
''f oH..n. ~ Nrara Tor rHud roads
IH'r. I.I. means chat Wa.H|nE.
tom county win br1In soon "a pfoeram
of HIehvuy construction chat win com
uU.i with fHl .uUI road. of Wood
county. which HH. boon de..uafad AN.
tIOri.fit.Il l. .rr Iead.r. ra4d huffI.
inE community in West NIreIrIa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

form of Iudeo Robinson ON the su.
pf"mr bench of the state will com.
m'1d its'lf particularly 10 the people
oi Mnnun-IIiI county. without much
r,-Hrd to political amliations Judge
Mason Is Hu huuorcd son OF Noroura-
It and Tor many years performed "a
h..I judicial function boo the county
WITH DHn. uiCu0us ability and uu1ues.
Toned integrity and imparfIaIIty The
appointment fo Tho Supreme court
VIII round ont The professional career
M judge Mason in a way that cannot
i.'' I'D" nU hI.hIy satisfactory to his
irI'HH. who arc lesion iu Nononui.
Ia county
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Morasntown Post-Chroricle: The
Of Governor Hatfield in appoint
ing Judro Mason Co fII the uuexpircd
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OAA HDiF0AIAI sEHV"1 or F1n wHAEIuso ETTEIIIaEsara
NATIONAL DEFENSE AS
A POLITICAL ISSUE

e question Likely to overshadow the Tariff And All Otht
tons in the Next Presidential Campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
FIRST NEGRO AUTO
Black Man Of Wheeling Makes De.
but Yesterday With Fine Machine
That's All His Own.

Yesterday for the first time in the
history OF old Wheeling, while the
sun shown brightly and the birds sang
sweetly, a local negro resident came
gliding down Market street in a four
cylinder automobile. Not hat a
black man had never been seer TO
drive an auto in this city. Far be It
from that. But for the negro to own
the new car. is unusual. This black
man is the first to possess a car IN
Wheeling. And she is a "h~umdinger.
about the prettiest car OF its kind eel
in this community for the season. IL
is said the auto cost over four figures.
The owners vocation is a profession.
and he will use the car in making
calls and pleasure jaunts.
Through reliable sources il Is learned
that there are fewer than half a
dozen negro automobile owners IN
West Virginia. excepting Charleston.
where n black man operates a pub
lie auto traffic business.
IL is further said the negro as a
whole Is more prosperous in the
Wheeling district than any other COM
munity in the state. and IL is probable
that before the leaves shall fall and
the birds wend their way south for
the winter. that other local negroes
will be gliding about the streets In
their " automobiles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
WENT INTO SESSION YESTERDAY
AND WILL ADJOURN
THURSDAY.
Degree Work To-osy Will BE Tina, Of
Knights Rose crois-Fo-yLhve
Candidates Yesterday.

Yesterday. at the AriOn hall. Main
and Twentieth streets. the annual
summer reunion OF the Scottish Rite
bodies began and will continue until
Thursday afternoon.
The affair was in charge Of the
Lodge OF Perfection yesterday. and
the Inerable degrees. fourth TO four
teenth. inclusive. were conferred un-
der the direction OF Thomas J. Wat
kin % X G. {. n. venerable mas
ter OF Mcdaniel Lodge of Perfection
No. 1. A class OF a. candidates report.
ed 10 the secretary. and were en-
rolled to receive the degrees Of the To-
cal bodies. Among the brethren work
ing the degrees during the day were
Ed Westwood. go: II. II. Marsh. so:
j. W. Bowman. 80; W. z. Krupp. 30"
X. G. c. H.: Daniel Dinger. So: w.
c. Bremen. IS: John l. Kingdom.
32'. and A. &. Thomas. 32'.
The degree work to-day will be that
Of the Knights Rose Croix. fifteenth to
eighteenth. inclusive. A. c. Hallock.
32' X. c. c. II. wise master OF Charity
Chapter. Knights Rose Croix. No. /.
will preside. and prominent among the
degree workers will be y. l.. Wager.
- ~ - 1a IT, a. T.
So X. G. c. H.: =. G. Steinbieker. 90.
Hon. Charles n. Ahrens. SO X. c. c.
H.. is chairman Of the reception com
mittee. which position he has occupied
during reunions for the last decade.
Tomorrow the work will b. in
charge OF Albert Pike Council. knights
Kadosh. No. I. Charles r. Schultzez.
32' X. c. c. H.. commander. the de.
grees nineteenth TO thirtieth. inolu-
sive. being conferred during the day
and evening.
On Thursday. West Virginia Con
sistory No. I will be in session. and
will confer the thirty-irst degree in
the forenoon. the th~irtyseeond. or
highest degree. OF the local bodies oc-
cupying the afternoon session.
The affair will close with the confer
ring of the t-hirty-second degree. the
customary banquet being dispensed
with owing TO the destruction of tho
cathedral by FIRE some time ago.
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was brought to the city Jail and locked
up. His hearing was held last even.
ing and he was fined the usual Main
drunk charge.
'ohn o who took part in a fight
IN Alley Z. Saturday evening. had Ell
dently more JOY juice than ne could
manage. and vas disturbing the nescs
OF ne neighborhood. Constable Inn.
kins came along and took him 10 tbe
CITY building. He pleaded guilty ba
tore Squire RAIDER yesterday morning
and got a fine OF 81 and costs or ter
days. John took the day route.
George Miller was given thirty davs
yesterday. by Squire RAIDER. ON !
charge OF petit larceny. George. who
was driving a dump cart for Henry
Doyle. was given one and a half bone
70 pay the "GOosetown Dunn rent
george took the override route IA
bridgeport and put a few under bis
beit. Tie then felt much better. but
MS money was all gone. whereupon
Doyle swore out a warrant for him
n he was removed 10 the county iaU.
he will work out his time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS
HOLD SUMMER REUNION
CROSSINGS
viii Be Eliminated IN Ohio County u
Wishes % commissionsrs Are
Followed Out

A widespread effort 10 eliminate
railroad crossings in Ohio county. anu
thereby eliminate the DANGERS OF such
crossings will be made today by the
board OF county COMMISSIONS rnIs
action is in line with the statewide
plan OF state Highway Commissioner
\. ID Williams. Officials OF the IS q
u. VIII with the commissioners
this morning. intending especially 10
consider getting rid OF the crossings
at Mt de Chantal. This base been
considered one OF the worst crossings
IN The county. and money hss been
appropriated a. different times TO con.
.struct a subway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
BOYS BRIGADE
Officers and Officials TO Hold Meeting
Thursday Night TO Arrange
For Eneampment.

The meeting Of the Wheeling diyis.
ion OF the United Boys Brigade OF
America that was TO have been held at
the Men Hardware company last even
ing. was postponed until Thursday
evening at 1880 in the assembly room
OF the Board OF Trade.
The meeting will be one OF the most
important held by the organization
for some time and IL IL expected that
all M officers and officials viii be
present. Among the matters to be
taken mp will be 20 complete plans for
the summer encampment OF the orr.
Eade and arrange a prrram OF work
and pleasure for the warm season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
CHIFFON VOILES
PALM BEACH CLOTH

In its natural hue-splendid for Suits.
Dresses; 81 inches wide
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SAVED BOY; LOST OWN LIFE.

MONESSEN. Pa. June 7.-Thomas
Hughes. Is. OF Monessen. was drowned
in the Monongahela river today after
he had saved Vernon Albrecht. Il
Hughes brought Albrecht safely 10
shore when he became exhausted and
was carried away by the current.
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Elks Funeral Notice

All members Of Wheeling
Lodge No %, Il. p o. EIks,
are requested TO report at the
Club House on this, Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock. p. NJ,
prompt, for the purpose Of at
tending the funeral services to
be held at the home Of our late
Brother, G.. Ed. MendeI.
j. NJ CUMMINS.
Exalted Ruler.
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JUSTICE SHOPS

Harry Nessett was en- route from
Bridgeport. Sunday morning. out had
gotten such a load that he was not
able to carry II without the assistance
OF Constable Bert Carrigan. Harry
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-12

they can take care Of. Each pay 10
cents load for the hauling.
The pretty King Bahse cottage on
Earl street was closed Wednesday,
the winter residents, Mesdames NJ
d. King and H. H. Bahsee and young
son. Breslin, leaving for their home
in Saginaw, Mich.
Mrs. w. ]. Roberts, who has been
at the Elmira cottage, left Saturday
on her return to Elmira, N. Y. She
will stop over in New York city for
time
S. E. Morris returned Wednesday
from brief business trip to st. Louis,
Mo-, and Chicago, Ill.
H. G. Wilson has just finished put
ting the Stewart cottage on the cor
ner of Earl and Atlantic avenues in
good shape, by redecorating the in
terror and painting the outside
H. F. Stewart has recently sold two
lots on the west side of Grandview
avenue, between Ora and Earl streets,
to A. c. Kenney.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Baldwin and par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Cole, of In
dianapolis, Ind, who have been in
Miami, are occupying Miss Shepherd
apartment house on North Atlantic
avenue.
/ A very interesting item to their
peninsula friends is that Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Dunn have again become
property owners on the peninsula Mr.
Dunn has purchased from H. F. Stew
art a cottage on the corner of Ocean
avenue and Duke street. Twenty
| three years ago Mr. Dunn built a
boarding house on the beach, on the
site of the Daytona Beach house
Sometime afterward H. F. Stewart
erected the Seaside Inn, which later
burned, as rooming house, on part
of the grounds where the new Sea
side Inn now stands.
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Z new Ford roadster and he and Mrs.
Howe thoroughly enjoyed taking in
all the attractions Of Seabreeze and
vicinity while here. They left Friday
morning on their return to DeLand.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Williams were
guests of A. C. varney and family on
a delightful spend-the-day trip to De-
land, DeLeon Springs and Crowns
Point. Wednesday. The party dined
at the Putnam house, and had a splen-
did outing generally.
Miss Dorothy Haigh entertained at
a dinner party the following five of
her young friends: Misses Catherine
Putnam, Helen Potter, Barbara Davis
and Doris Hevener at her home on
Ocean boulevard, on the occasion of
her 18th birthday, Tuesday afternoon.
Games on the lawn were enjoyed,
dinner served in the dining room, the
table and room being daintily decor
ated. The young hostess was the re-
cipient of a number CT handsome and
pretty presents.
Mrs. Bell Cabin arrived from Ken
lucky last week, called by the sick
ness of her mother, Mrs. Frank Gun
Their, a regular winter guest at the
Geneva. Mrs. Gunther's friends here
will be glad to learn that she 10 i'm.
proving.
] Mrs. Losse and friend, Mrs. Cron.
men, of Richfield Springs, N. Y, are
among the weeks arrivals at the &c
neva. They came over from Orange
City, where they spent the winter.
Miss E. ]. Cutler, of Nashville
Tenn, left Tuesday in company with
her niece, Miss Mary Cutler White, on
her return home. being sufficiently re
covered from her severe illness tC
make the trip. She has been with
Miss Russell at Dixie Lodge, a season
guest, as usual
Miss S. E. Russell and her party, in
Guiding Miss Mccullough and mother
and household servants, close Dixie
Lodge, April oath Miss Russell goe.
to Atlanta, Ca, to spend some time
with her nephew, Edw. Russell. an.
family before going to Monteagle
Tenn, for the summer. Miss McCul
Tough and mother go to their home il
Marietta, Ga, but will later join Mis-
Russell at her mountain home
A.. S. Randall has been busy wit
! his teams hauling the dirt from tn
Baptist church lot to make the fill
: on Palmetto and Wild Olive avenues
? Several water holes will be filled o
, both streets, to the abatement of tn
(, mosquito nuisance when the good oil
summer weather breeding time come:
] The town is getting the dirt yer
! cheap, and it is helping out the churc
5 committee who have more sand tina
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SEABREEZE. /:


April ia petition
b bonding the Seabreez e-Daytona
bach school district for the purpose
| enlarging the school site and erect
3 q modern high school building has
zen signed by majority of the
tiers to be presented to the county
hool board.
The graduation exercises Ct the Sea-
Beze-Daytona Beach high school will
ke place at the Methodist church.
Bytona Beach. Friday evening, May
bt. beginning at 500 O'Clock. The
hduating class includes iour girls
n two boys, Misses Dore thy Man
bster, Pearl Wilson, Gertrude
bhop. Ruth Stewart. and Zoe Green
\ Luther Ward. DIR. Fl. W. Cox. of
department OF education at the
tie university. Gainesville will de-
pr an address. The graduating ex-
Uses for the grammar department
take place Saturday, May 22d
ne place and hour.
Mss Stone. teacher of he fifth
Sde. was out of school oil account
sickness last week and Miss Elsie
Ates substituted for her.
he problem of taking care of the