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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15
CHRISTIAN cHuRcHEs

CHHISTIAN CHURCHES
Fields. pastor--Services sunday. April
lb-Rihie school At $50 a m: prcarbiu.,
Al loss. subject The Coal. Communion
AZ lieu. Noung Peoples Society 81
christian Endeavor ~ $50: evening SER
Ntco a. '.3o. subject Why Halt Yo
Between Two Opinions" Mid-wcck
IraNcr Servic" on MCdne sday evening at
Is. Ladies Aid Society meets on
Thursday at the church. all-day session
choir, r.hearsal ON. Friday evening At
Nitod TO attend all services % this
church. strangers ia tho city will he
given hearty welcome.
Island Christian church. L. r. Csrman
pastor. y. E.Eorni: sunday school sup
church on Sunday. April 18th. Sund.v
school At 9.45. Morning Worship al
i"-f5. Christian Eudeavor At s so. f-vcn-
ing worship at s:30. Public cordially in
vitcd.
Faster sunday at the Island christian
church.
Morning.
30. Faster IfaW ..-....... y = T.orcuZ
LIT Up Your Voices linens yoicosl.
e.. ..'.. $50. Ira H. Wilson
I Triamnh,n,iy sing Rev II = GS y,Ieea
Remembrance tCommunion) .-.......
''''''''''''''t.,, carrie IT, Adams
Tho Lord Is Risen Indeed .........
Sweet Memories Cmon's voiccsj -.
s. ,r,,a... ''....'....i,......i. y Wilson
Sing TO tho Lord a Glorious. song 30.
Personnel Of choir ii; '" '''''
Mr., Geo. Iciters. Francis Ruth.
Mrs. Russell Nickc- Stella Hoffcr.
son.
Mr.. ). N. McKib- Alma Munncn.
bins. -llla Fitzpatrick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15


Zion Lutheran church. 21fs Market
street. Rev. \. J.. Eenze. pastor-The
-cryices for Palm Sunday and for Holy
Week viii he A. follows. sunday school
81 9.i5 a. IN. Chiof service A. 1880 n.
~. Tho catecheticHl class Of 1916 will
b. confirmed A. this service. Nespcrs
al 30 %. M. a. which tirno n number 81
adults will receive tho rite Of confirus
ton. During Holy Week April 1872.
flrro will - daily noon DAY service iu
thiu church. ON Good Friday morning
there will be n service at 10 80 q m and
ono - 80 =. ~. Preparatory ssrvi""
for tho safrrhetltal class uu Easter
even. NprU 22rd Holy Com muniun
on Faster dav ~ 10 20 .. m. and carol
ye7pef7 - p. N.
Trinity Lutheran church. Thirty
oirht and Jacob streets. Rev - g.
Dean. pastor. Regular services ON sun.
with a sermon hv the pastor a. 1915 e.
w Nesper services ri gao %. w. SUM
dav school service 20 q go q. or Junior
christian Erdcnvor 1T q 80 D.. m. Spa-
tuesday weduceday Thursday and FrI-
day NIGHTS At 7.t5 70. m.
80 James Lutheran church. 1Gns-rfri
'hHpIIne street. Rev. a vs.. Wrrfcr
pastor. Roy. ~ D.. ,st'uuer. assistant
school ana Hifie ,Issses English ana
German. 1880 ~ services iu thrGrr-
MON Language. 1880 90. m. services in
Lnrirh confirmation ~ adult riaee
irn'P t rNs"''ni ,.r'o'0 -,r,i,es au1
man rsrvirr- IrIdav evening InEII.u
services and 1f1ls Communion.
PRorEsTArr EPISCOPAL.
t' Matthew Protestant Tria.rT.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15

for these brethren. The pastor will con-
duct the remaining services Of tho week
let US make the very most out Of Holy
week services. Lay aside other cngag,-
nentS and seek the place OF worship
each evening. IT you are not member
OF another church. and are without a
church home. We bid you come with US.
North street VI T.. church. Firth and
Market streets, Holy Week program
April IS 10 23-Sundsv. April To. $50
- m. sunday school. 1880 o. m Tho
Triumphant Christ. the pastor. $50 D.
m, ''Not Far From the kingdom" the
pastor.
Monday. April 17-7:45 p m. Jesus
Weeping over jerusalem Roy. ). Is.
Hart.
Tuesday. April Is-7:f5 y. m. The
Tribute Money" B"N. T. \. Spcckmau
"wednesday. April la--.-ts y. M Tho
EoN OF Ointment the pastor
Thursday. April 20-1:f5 y. m. The
lndiuercntist." the pastor.
Friday. April a. .. M. "Children's
Hour Mrs. " \ Wilson; 7.f5 o. m.
The Cross" Rev. =. VI. Potter, IL. D..
pastor Vance Memorial church.
Easter sunday 1850 q. M missions
~ program by The sunday school: re-
crpti"n ~ members into fun connect Ion /:
20 p m. Tho Power of an Endless
Life" the pastor.
Special music viii be furnished a.,
these services by the choir. John II.
Hess, pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15

Chapiine Street NJ T. church 21f2-
23lS Chsplins street, samuel Charles
Jones. minister To the follow ms serv-
ICES We very cordially invite YOU. g.4s.
sunday school Mr. T. e.. I.eonhart SUI
rcrini"ndcnt. great program by q depart
ueut ot the school. -. 900. morning wor-
ship the Rev. charles = SNYDER. min
ietcr ~ tho Buckley - J.. church Viii
DO th" speaker. go. Epworth League
d"Npt i"naI service. Mr. s. y winters
leader. o. evening worship aud sor-
W"u. subject Pilgrims AZ tho Desert ''
special meetings each evening of Pas
SION week. The iiuus congregation and
minister VIII untt' with us in those cor.
vices. W" are looking forward 20 -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15

81. Faurs church. Elm Grove: J. I.o-
gan Fish. rector. There will be services
int ST HauIs church tomorrow the
SUNDAY before Easter. at o'clock in
the afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15

Thomson NJ. r. church. - Friendly
church broadway ana Ohio. on the
island. William Calvert IIartiuEer min
tst"r-Sunday begins the fourth and
last week Of the Easter campaign. ~
80 q. NJ. young and old will assemble
ia Graded classes 10 study Gods Word.
NJ 1880 r. IN. tho pastor will preach.
sermon subject The Urgent call" At
80 3. M. the boys and girls will gath
cr in tho Junior League service for in
~truction IN tho essentials Of the Chris
tian life. ~ $50 ,. m. group prayer
meeting. The men VIII meet in tho
Mems club room, the women IN the pri-
mary department, tho young people ~
the sunday school. tho boys and girls in
their club rooms. At $50 g. m thcrc
VIII be syangeiistic services. sermon
subject - Related Coufes sion" Spe-
cisl music by our vested choir ~ %
trained voices. NO better music in the
city"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15

Island Christian church L T. Carnan
pastor. \. E.Forni. sunday school sup
'erint"ndent Regular services at Island
church on sunday. April 10th. SUNDAY
school At a.4b. Morning worship al
l".i5. Christian EudeaVor At 8 so: f-vcu-
Vlfgd 80
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-03-10

The Senate this week confirmed several
appointments previously made by Cover
nor Fielder, but the Republican majority
is still holding up the appointments of
Grover G. Richman, as Prosecutor of
Gloucester County, and James r. Carrow,
az Prosecutor of Cape May County. Both
are Democratic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05
ohio HAS AN INTERESTING FIGHT
Jun HANDS FOR THE GOVERNORSH|P

course of his speech at the opening
OF the Democratic state convention.
me machine there had everything
cooked and priIned FOR an outburst for
COX when his name was mentioned
ana this has caused much bitterness
among anu-Cox men over the state
u Is believed that the Democratic
nght this year will be as II was two
Years aEo when Congressman j. J.
Whitacre came out against Cox.
Opposition Not Serious
IN" opposition to Gov Willis in his
own party Is not taken seriously be
cause all know what lies behind IT,
x. \. Mack an anti-salOOn attorney,
OF cincinnati. will seek the Republican
nomination because he Is not satisfied
with the way that Willis's friends
have handled the saloon question IN
Cincinnati His other opponent. q. VI
shaw comes from Cleveland HIS
brother was once q member of the
tax complaint board here under Dem
ocratiC appointment. and was not re-
rppointed by the Republicans
The true blue Republicans OF the
state however are for willis and his
nomination again this year IL assured
and Is reelection iu November Is
looked for confidently
Judge !. !. Ailrcad of GreenVille.
has announced his candidacy for the
Republican nomination for supreme
judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05
THROW AWAY
HAIR DYES!
Apply Q Ban Instead-All
Your Hair Then Turns
Dark, Lustrous Without
Dyeing Hair.

When your hair turns gray. sfreaked
with gray. premature or Just turning
gray. or II your hair IS falling. II you
have dandruff and your head itches. a
few applications OF Q Ban Hair Color
Restorer 20 hair and scalp quickly
turns all your gray hair 20 it, youthful
dark shade Entire head Of hair be.
comes clean, fresh. lustrous. wavy.
thick. soft, full Of Ilfc. evenly dark
and handsome. without a trace Of gray
showing. Ban also stops itching
scalp. dandruh and falling hair. and
promotes It's growth QBan is harm
less-not a dye but a delightful hair
color res'orcr. Give &C. a trial Sold
on a money-back guarantee Only SOC
a big 7-oz. bottle % Griost Drug Store.
1925 Market ST.. Wheeling. W Va
OutoftoVr folks supplied By mall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05
MORE THAN FIVE HUNDRED HEAR
SPLENDID BACCALAUREATE
ADDRESS.
Associations With Various Glasses and
Fearlessness 20 Face Mental
Tasks Are Needed

That the student ending his high
|chool career. TO attain success IN life.
must create character. association,
hood and those who direct the des-
inies of the nation. and possess fear
|essness 10 face the mental tasks. was
he opinion expressed in the baccal-
fureate sermon preached TO the lO2
members of the graduating class Of
he Wheeling high school by Rev.
-larence l.. Allen. ID D.. pastor Of the
ourth street Methodist Episcopal
church. last night
More than five hundred heard one
pr the most interesting sermons ever
EVEN 10 any graduating class in
Nv heeling. Every available seat was
Faken long before the services were
commenced and many found standing
boom in the rear Of the church and
Etlong the walls.
The graduates. attired in their cans
fnd gowns. formed IN line in the sun
pay school room and marched 70 'he
Beats in the main auditorium which
pad been reserved for them Friends
Etnd relatives OF the graduates also hai
reservations.
Rev. Allen chose for his tonic The
Glory OF the Common Task" His text
WAS Exodus AZ: And the Lord said
unto him. what is that IN thine hand d?
And he said. rod"
The vested choir cOmpo-ed OF nearly
Forty voices furnished splendid special
music and numerous solos We're given
n. outpourinS Of Youth.
Tradition tells ms that the ancient
Egyptians were wont to select a. c..r-
tain season or rho YEAR the most b.all-
titul maiden ~ their nation and win
great ceremony cast her into tle Nuc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05

Special Dispatch Co Tho Intelligence
Columbus. O.. June win three
seeking the Republican nomination
Tor governor Of Ohio this year and two
leeking the Democratic nomination.
PHO Will have a pretty lively eubpr-
hatorial fight before the primary as
|Fell as "a lively contest Tor the Re
publican nomination for United States
lenator. the most active candidates
|or which are former Governor VI T.
|ierrick and III VI Daugherty There
|re several others i'm the fight but
hese two are the leading candidates.
Very much 20 the DISCONTINUE .ot
|ormer Governor James NJ Cox. a.
l. Sandles. former president of the
\ tate board Of agriculture this week
|nnounced his candidacy for the Dem.
lcrattc nomination FOR governor. He
declared Cox could not defeat Wills
Two years ago and said that some
|ne else should have tho chance now
kandles said that hc realized that
Fox has the backing Of the Dem
bcratic state machine and he denounc.
~ Secretary OF War y. D. Baker Tor
be boost which he gave Cox in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05

Lininent.
Greatly Benefited by Chan5erlsin's
u have used Chamberlain lin.
meut for sprains bruises and Thtu-
matte pains. and tho great benefit !
have received justifies my recon
mcndiug 10 in the highest terms d"
writes Mrs Florence Slifc Wabash.
Ind II you are troubled with rhcu-
matte pains Won viii certainly he
pleased with the prompt RELIEF which
Cham bcrlain's Liniment afiUrG9
Ohtairahle everywhere Adv
Ask the man who knoWs-"Jannes
& Richards" for County Assessor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05

mann am toward those 900 humble LIE.
a -tNF'' human being. 200 matter how
'H-. lf'. De- worth more than aI tH.
worlds oft universe combined and
GOOD for fH. public schools fHat r,.ar,-
't' iH" demo. rats. spirit This world
Do" HH place tHr -uHU.. 1u tn.- cuuutr.
'-H' it't We must learn % respect
WORTH wherever o.. Oh. found and moi
l.H-" t man hv the nature OF bis task.
l.IIHi" U.s. rocked Ir war today because
..n.fIUns
The Second Peg
Do second pes that B. a..G fl drive
.~ that .he i1vIy fura committed fl
600 r direction becomes "a tIIu- .f ttUu-
.srful power Doe rn. r1r.r.... r.. 3D.,
which OBJ" t.,f appears cod finally ASKS
Nose" fNr question. What d.. that iu
'hiut hand. AMI Che answer Is. A rod.
SO the command uf God. Moses cast ID
81 HIS feet. DO was that ROD that subss-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05

Meet your friends at cOLEnAN'S
GRILL. Delicious ice cream. sodas.
etc Sixteenth and Market Streets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05
Character Essential 10 Success
Says Dr.. 6. E. Allen in Sermon
10 Wheeling High Graduates

a. AN oncrius Geo the river upon whose
annual "N'rIvw ~" much 81 their ~us-
OF meaning FOR as at thIs time Al
"', 60 'ut land thu portals of our schools
Ahu INSTITUTIONS 90 learning are pouring
h." 10. current ~ our national life the
tides of youth who have completed in
whole or In part tho prescribed courses
Of study u preparation Tor larger
Things. Inc Offering ct ia, Egyptians
"a= calculated to win from 90, Mic the
utmost return OF fruitago. OnsrmE our
produce the same result ~" do not.
nos ever tuu~iEn our brightest Young
mon and women To death that tho larger
me mas follow. w rather commit "a, on
To- li'g as ft Be-. that a grlud,r life may
unfold. fhI' i- to h'.
1T is this sroudcr life that impresscs
... ml-hilly ss ] address sou. BEFORE
IN' De- group OF youth preparing fur Au
age more splendid than any the world
mas ever seen. Towering themes or
vast reach might well command tho at
Wl,n,7s. u does not appear that 70
many crises ever arose az one moment
20 hU'tt thr entire race ass We behold
today. Mighty currents OF human
lh"lght are rushing into ueadlonE inn
pact. and in the whirlpool thus created
some oi iHis worlds conception OF
truth, hoary with axe. will b. drawn
mo death and oblivion n 8, All axe
mat challenges 'u. Co swan ihe broad
Geld OF human relationships the planet
over. But D forbear. A NOR, funda-
l'rnia consiayratt ION demands attention.
pfnsals subject, tn, Glory Of the Com
m Most People Are Ordinary.
world that most people are Just ordi-
nary folks. d' not know where the
fcw men ana women I'm .very az. Mo
ave hnoF' fuU average. and ar. called
-f'ht 'i these Few several ar. really
merely conspicuous n is rath.r "a
pIrasantry among us Goo say OF ID tat
tered. barefoot lad that he ma, bee rre--
llfnt some day 80 d. may. but the
probabilities ARE that he will not Every
TOUT Years one man a. chosen from tho
p nlilion- 'iginlo Tor this high onicc. Sot
am aware thst youth BIS the time
"t buoy Hngy and hop. Everything D.
"i nature. Far De- 30 from m" 10 intro
quo" disturbing "l"m.nf into YOUR
/ dreams. Rather would D help SOU nV
( DE highest ideals and strive 10 meet
, iHtu. You must determine. Co boz great
aud s4cc, f4l-huf 30 should bs tho
greatness and tho success 90 character.
/ -iarily 'hc cons pteuuus thirE. 30 b.
'r'ciel upon the substantial foundation
-f'af way. Tho standard ~ the world
~. lal, .iehi along 'h' shores of time.
inc world r'-crvc- g. laurel for those
".p succeed iu tho ltT.ltEif Tho
Ff. number ~ people among mon who
succeed ar. never recognize THE
daily making glorious fHs tasks OF nrtI-
nary Ilf" The biggest u,-.f This old
world has. Hnd ro-iffvrI, tls most f,--
7 ,In1lus md profitable study u f fa
I.'.N. Common men and wum'H.
-'-Nl ANHr books dflIgsutt ..h uf 4fIIr.
FOLKS moro -. Haunt mo libraries bur
10 MOT overlook fls market -ulas. A-.t.
giste With scholars ANA wis. mon Grf
90 not flI fn uiuEil with tho fpuI.
thought ~ another. ,"u are moi ,o max.
living. Huf Goo build ne and Z
Nthl InI 'hflf - learn Just this simple.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05
HRee SEEK REPUBLICAN NOM.
NATION AND TWO THE
DEMOCRATIC.

announcement % Sa-dies Upsets
Plans o. Former Governor Cox
willis Opposition Not Serious.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-02
Points About Laundering.

The water used for laundry work may
come from number of sources 1t may
be rain water collected in barrels or els.
terms, surface water from lakes or
streams, or ground water from deep
springs or wells. Whatever its origin, it
is certain to be impure. Rain, the pur-
est water obtainable, not only dissolves
various gases from the air, but washes
out much Of the suspended dust and SCOT.
The first part of rainfall is consequent.
ly dirtier than the last part, and re-
ceptacles used to collect rain water for
laundry purposes should be closed at the
beginning Of storm and opened again
later after the air has been washed
clean. Surface and ground water contain
gases and minerals dissolved from the
air, soil and rocks, and may also be pol
luted by sewage and decaying animal
and vegetable matter.
The impurities which chiefly concern
the laundress are those liable to discolor
the clothes, such as iron and mud, and
those which make water hard. There is
no practical method of removing iron,
but muddy water can be cleared by the
to every gallon of a tablespoon
each Of borax and alum, dissolved and
stirred in. A cloudy sub
stance forms and gradually settles, car
rying the mud with it. The clean por.
ton can then be run Off with a short
piece Of garden hose, taking the precau-
ton to tie the end in the tub to a stick
long enough to hold it above the sed
ment Womans World for March
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-02
CURRENT COMMENT
A Parcel Post Limit.

An amendment to the postofiice APP
preparation bill limiting parcel post
packages to 80 pounds has been passed
bv the House over the protest of the
faction that believes the parcel post sery-
ice is capable of anything and everything,
A sample argument for Increasing the
limit to $50 pounds is that offered by
Representative Lewis Of Maryland, one
of the authors of the parcel post act.
Mr.. Lewis holds that the railroads and
the express companies will profit by any
limiting of parcel post business; that the
public viii lose a money saving service,
and that the whole parcel post system
will be stunted Mr.. Lewis speaks as a
parcel post enthusiast, not as a business
man.
The railroad and express companies
will profit indeed as they need to and
should in any field where the govern
ment has neither the rights nor the ia
cilities of monopoly. The public will
pay more in carriage rates, too, but less
in taxes for the support. Of an overburd-
ened department. As for stunting the
system, most people who use the parcel
post are perfectly willing that no fur
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-02
GIRLS-DO YOU KNOW
WHY YOUR HAIR
is UGLY?

Many women do not realize the necessity o.
keeping the hair and scalp absolutely clean II
order to look their best And yet, with only 9
few minutes of tonic massage. the hair may
be brought to a beautiful. thick, lustrous lux
uriance. and that at very little cost.
Just try these few simple directions to-day
Into the palm of the hand pour little Partisan
Sage. a rigidly guaranteed, inexpensive and
most beneficial preparation to be had at any
drug store; thoroughly wet the hair near the
scalp with il and then rub vigorously until a
soft, tingling sensation comes stealing over the
head. Do this regularly for few days. and
you will surely be surprised and delighted with
the results
The genuine Partisan Sage is obtainable
from the Red Cross Pharmacy. which sells it
with an absolute guarantee of perfect satisfae-
ton to the user or the money paid viii be
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-02
THE DECISION ON VOTING
ELIGIBILITY.

Briefly stated, the opinion just handed
down by the Vermont supreme court OF
the question of the right OF freemen OF
the state of Vermont TO participate in
che voting on two referendums, the state
primary law and the state prohibitory
law, dlTerentiatcs between subject mat
| ter which is merely within the province
of a town to decide and that which is de.
pendent upon the will of the whole state.
In the case at hand, Thomas w. Martin
vs.. c. p. Fullam and other members Of
the Brookfeld board Of civil authority,
respecting the right OF the relator to vote
on the two referendums despite the fact
that he was delinquent in the payment
of taxes in the town of Brookfeld, the
court holds that the approval or disap-
proya of the two laws in question is not
local issue, that the matter was placed
before the voters at the time OF the town
meeting instead of the regular state cleo
tion simply as a matter of convenience
and perhaps because of reasons of econ
omy and that no officer of the town
meeting has the authority to declare the
results so given and, finally, that the
payment of local taxation is not a gov
erning principle of the eligibility to vote.
In other words, delinquent taxpayer
may vote on these two state issues pro-
vidng he meets the requirements for a
freeman voting at the general elections
of the state. Furthermore, no specific |
mention of the use of a checklist is made |
IN the two laws, and the court holds that
No. IS of the public statutes should gov
,rn, namely, that the requirement of a
.hecklst depends upon the town being OF
more than four thousand inhabitants or
lpon petition in writing of twenty or
more legal voters. The result of the
opinion will be that the vote on the two
eferendums next Tuesday will be open,
ontrary to the opinion advanced by At
orney General Barber, to the freemen of
he state irrespective of payment of
axes,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-02
WILLIAMSBURG.

Beside the village grammar school be.
fore mentioned the village intermediate,
south hill and Boyce schools are in sea.
sion this week, 10 make up for lost time.
There will be a special meeting OF the
Rebekahs on Monday evening, March g..
All members please come prepared to
practice.
James h. Mcmillan has finished work
for Herbert Plat and will reopen his
lunch room in the grange hall in few
days.
The ladies aid of the Methodist church
will serve dinner In the lower room of the
town hall ON March meeting day as
usual.
Miss Irene Mari, who has been away
on a short vacation, has returned home
and to her work in the postofIice.
The school directors will meet at Mrs.
Covell's house at . o'clock on Saturday,
March 4. All having bills against school
fund are requested to bring them in at
that time,
Mr., and Mrs. Hiram $. Drury and Mr..
and Mrs. Wales were in Randolph the
first of the week TO attend the funeral
of Luthera (Burnham) Howard. Mrs
Wales mother. Substitute Carrier Carl
w. Seaver covered route No. 3 in place OF
Mr.. Wales.
Mrs. Frank II. Martin (Etta Mckee,,
who with her son, Frank, has been visit.
ing in the East for about three months,
started to-day on the trip to her home
in Helena, Montana.