The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-02
F0RTY-SIX GRADUATED FROM
MARTINS FERRY HIGH SCHOOL


myers OF hands IAN do fttl, alone hut
50 hen correlated into = ISL th.v .b..,.ofuc
. formidable ir Oh. t'mporuur, cause. THAI
uoor through which she entered m. -cr-
NiDo oI the world
Frances willard hs- influenced women
of Tho world. fnr oIt of On. small orEau-
ration OF which -rs wa- fhe founder
has groWn the Woweu's christ liam Tenn
pcrsnc. Union. which Dr. Ga, largest ore
sSnizcd hcds on the globe
This united Nomanhood has grown
100 leaps and bounds till thc women OF fo-
taN hnN' r,Hptd tho h'usnt rt FRANCES
I =. WIZARDS work. sud NOW We. tine
gate ~ real leadership ru every tro-
ie-si"u May ~, heed that ,ail which
r"m'~ O." ~ from an un~""r world. ans
uo wsl our part -o that we may bt,1u,
r'u'it'tur- To our race"
Expatriotism.
VI i-- Swan'ub"rE'r VA followed by
CLYDE NJ iriffith. VII" delivered un
lows in part;
For wears after the creation ~ man.
there was uu such thius as Patriotism.
1s each man wT- fur himself. Eut even
now. iu the Twentieth century. when
Thought. "a very small per cent 'f th-
people OF tho uiftd f~st'~ are really
patriotic. Mos ot u~ hsN. tho mistake
idea that o. b" patriotic. one must a."
rWHN and tchf. and Estn glory uu 90.
battlefield. but this i- untrue. \ patriot
ls wrr'll ono who loves his couutr.
whether hs tights for 90 OF not. ru.
Sc %" can stand hard ships without fIiu,h-
iur. one Who treats others a. ne Wou 81
have them treat hum. THIS is 80 hccau-r
many persons du uut fight. yet they tH,
The mv-t ardent patriots. tor example
the man. thousands uf women. and tho
men wh" run our government Will, tine
others are lighting.
Many ot our would-he ari-tucrstit
i.ff Hrs.rr son al d fHf
study. thinking that 900 -o doiuE they
Will bs,pu, better educated than their
n"iEhbrrs lut th-! a." mot know that
th. United States has the best collie gees
ana public schools iu the world. IN
other class Who eve fast hccomtu- "N-
pstript. are th, hypo,rites of Our ut-
claim Co be- something else. We saw 70
good example Ut this Boz "a, recent trru-
bic between fh' rlt.d states and n. N-
lrn. when American wuuit'"u ul9nufaD-
tursr~ sent arms and ammunition Go
Villa and his army 60 Doe used against pS.
we soc others who leave our country.
NOT tu stay lik. tine ufn"i-. but ft-t
fu travel and -., th. sights. This b. Hll
they have seen tho beauties OF our own
country. our Western Continent pos
-.s-ce some OF th' grsude~t scenic b"s'-
Tics OF the world. Europ. has nothilE
81" compare with Niagara ttIls. Yosemite
Valley. yellow stone lHrh and IfauI
canyon vI Tho colorado river
holds ~" more patriotic country than
tho United states. Ia oar country We
200 ia" spirit oft liberty. "pp"rtuuii> and
Immortal Vriu'irl'- Of freedom and safe
- which mo- other country can claim o."
New Phase Of Efficiency.
~ Sew Phase of Efficiency was 'hr
subject chosen hy Fred H,rsot. Iic said.
In th. pas, -FOUR or five years % great
change IH- come over business and tf-
..f H.H.. D.. q.
U uttInE u'u. s. imam leo h' ft. must
FIRST D.. alf... second. no. must b.. 'l.ru.
then ha must boo willing %" chang hIs
ideas. n. willing 'H bow tn Tho ideas FOB.
a man who hs- had NOR. experience.
Then u man must have t'us,IiN. p.r-
si~tsurE and am ability =" grasp things.
Tho new Il'u believes BOO curing
faults. 30 possible. 300 teaching those
Who are tcachabI. 900 trau-f'rriur from
ono KIND "i work O." another 600 fn'
round peg uts tho round huls. liruE
Tor certain rt-rauf sins OF IusomY.-
l'nN' that It- persisted through Uu-
regarded a~ th' height Of r,ci''e~u.-s
900 a. boss. Fl" Urai~. a wuf ,utu oU Tho
ground that DO would make hfu "tprkt.
and % rr'm1tur. applicant for more pay.
mot aI fu Doc. sure. huf most. are NOR.
-u~rsutihir fp praise than ,su~ur..
All ihi~ leads '" hu- one conclusion.
ono neutral 'rd and 'Itf f- best voiced
in fh0 slogan that 10 b.iuE adopted slf
over fh' country. 900 hHrE office. fa.-
tory and ."rrgrtfion. TIT men instead
The Greatness Of Shakespeare"
rh. '...Hfue-s ~ Shakes u,4r." was
DISCUSSED hl Miss Eleanor Farmer. who
~latsersHr'' reputation wa- mover
greater ." .n tf 'H. present time. Tho
ltr'f- fr. fuII of l.w. no, sentiments OFF
IN. ..'..- bow 'Hnf h. VIII It'. MOT
i"r an f-'. tuf f.r su ffmo FfIa great.
ness BEL based com II. eHu..dI.. and fraet.