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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
SISTERSvILLE

Mrs. F. NJ. Chesncy. Mrs. Harry
Schafer and little daughter. Margaret.
Of Akron. O.. are here visiting relatives
and friends.
dents Of Sistersrilc who hnro he'n
making their home in Pennshoro. have
moved hack 10 this city.
Gay Rawson and Mrs. Esslc Martin.
Of Pittsburgh are visiting their mother.
Mrs. Hulda Rawson.
tor. Kathleen. OF Charleston. arc the
guests Of Mrs L.. T. Smttl.
Mrs. G. \. Armstrong and daughter
Ann. have returned from visit with re-
lat1ves IN ParkershurE.
7. p Flynn has gone 10 Robinson. Ill,
to snend several days on business.
Services over tho remains Of tho late
Mrs Eliza NJ. Rlackmore were held at
. o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Rev. ~.
L. Ash officiating. The body was taken
solemn OF Captain !. G. Jones beside
the body Of her husband.
Miss Loyola Hartman has gone 10
Huntington 10 spend a week or Ten
days with friends.
Harry Frye has arrived home from
Dunkrk. y. T. where he has been on
Mrs. Ray wassuu; and son Billy. lef;
Thursday for Smtthfcld 10 visit rela-
tives for a week.
Mrs. o. f. Hines and family lott last
week for Fairmont where they will
make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. !. Griff"n and son
arc the guests OF relatives in Washing
ton. Ia.
Mrs. Jack Kinkaid hns returned from
a visit with Mrs. r. r. Cowell Of Park
James Full who Is employed In Mr-
Donald. Ia, Is visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. r. s. Bull.
Dave Boyd. who has been working in
Mansfield. O.. for the past two months.
has returned home.
Mrs. Fred Engln Of Middlchnurnc was
called to ParkersburE by the death OF
hor hrother-in-1aw. John Stratton.
Misses Clara Alder and Elijah" In
cnodprnss wore the guests OF friends in
Ncw Mnrtinsvilln. Friday evening.
Attorney J. IT, Mccoy and son. T. j.
Mccoy. will arrive home SUNDAY ,r"rn
Atlantic City. where they have been
SpcndiDr several days.
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BENWOOD
p-esent Uniuue Play.

NcmlrrS ri The NJ. T.. sunday school
ara, ,.,,uulrI mr. rrr partitions for TN" pre-
y,.rtnIiun nr uniuu" hurI"SQu" on
"l:nrl. Tum'% cabin" to IL" given in tn"
Vi T.. church pnrlnrS. Thursday evening,
Nav .. Til" program includes Twelve
.,Irvor vaudeville sketches and - pre-
scented hy the following cast Of rhnrHrt- =
rrs. I'u.Ir Tom. GLADYS lirll: Aunt
, 'hlnr. Mary MrC"unauEhy; Con. shelby.
Sr.. L.nurrrra Iirtz"l: Mass Geo. Shelby:
t;rrirul,I, Leach: lawyers iliAl'y ana
MarksD, L.uM Mason. pari" Craig: Eliza.
Ntu i;rII: Mis-" Drh"lin Pearl Samson:
TnrSy r'lurrnr" D""gan: Mr.. 81. Clare.
NIrrgar..: Erll: Rosa. GnldU" tai"n:
Samhn Sell" Manhood: AUNT jimmy.
NarCu"rii" sharp: l."cr''" M'rk"
Simrhi: SIX rGES Iau'c'i"n""rl. Su" Ma
hn,l: Moe. "ud Sam ti"u young uns)
and ten l;'il" niCkaninri"s. JuT"nll"S-
Narr3rc, k"!iy. EuSana James. Alice
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RESOURCES ARE
DVERTAXED BY
RUSSIAN ORDER
YORK, April 29.-The pros
having to furnish 500. 900 tons
4 PncOi

having to furnish 100000 tons
for construction OF Russian
land locomotives IN this country
Radditioas to meeting domestic ana
reiQn Obligations already contracted
Is causing concern in the steer
de. The present government re-
|srements OF 100000 tons OF bars
|stes, shapes, sheets. wire. TN piates'
RS. rails and miscellaneous PROD
can be taken care of. but the
makers say the orders for Rus
this time vial o7ertax their re-
committee Of the steel compa-
nnointed to apportion the gov
nt tonnage among the mills met
Sdav and virtually completed
worI although some details must
iinsted- Probably more than %
cent OF the steel needed Will De
shed BY the United States steer
1oratiop subsidiaries. Enormous
ctural tonnases are needed 1ol
building. od
taeI makers are also concerned
n the fresh railroad embargoes on
ki1ht shipments from the PlttSoursu
strict. AS a result 1t is stated tnaS
20 mills are choked with nnlsaeo
;oducts awaiting distribution. anu IL
become compulsory TO CUT 40" Il
put once more. ORDERS ~, siy
month have been less tnan SIN
susand and orders for slNty .nUo-
nd tons of steel for this construc,
IN have been placed. Locomottls
6ders have accepted contractS ,oo
engines this month, but l,o are
tnreion roads. About 10000 tons
steel have been ordered " "oN
ct this motive power: o,-
ilroad buying OF rails tnis Ss Sa
lied to $50 600 tons. All Or me
rail contracts call for dellTsrt
4 1918 and early in 1913, so tnaI
stnrbance of present mill schso-
vilI result. More foreign lnoutr:.
in the market, Including A@'''0
for Brazil and Chile.
Eack supplies also are more go
nrices of tie plates. rail joints an,t
20 and switches are ~ per cens
ser Light rails are SIS per ION
Her, other steel products are rs
In price: bars are up 10 90 ~ IN
to IS and plates $lo pei ~ and
mum quotation mill shipment gnu
q $40 Der ton on warehouse sup
New structural work Is ilSnt'
Il TO the satisfaction OF the laUtt.
NO shors. Pig iron sales lnis
s,.ur!,ted 70 10000 tons. :ue
tast activity being in the interior:
Sastern markets are Fe''''i'E Wy
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hammond Briefs,

.Tnhn Srrchl i: SrrNTlNg IH" uHF"
with friends in Pittsburgh.
Mrs II / Ga,rIy and daughter have
returned tn their homes here after O
visit in Martins Ferry.
Mrs. Maeeir Van Curan Of Main street
whm hm4 BEEN i'll for several weeks. Is
imrroliu; II was announced at Hc'
hu,m" last might.
Tin. Hruwnnd- Bcllaire ferry was
forced Ia III. limit Saturday. conveying
late purrhasrrS stocking up before the
hone dry" law becomes effective May
l. To-day promises In be another pusy
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-
iSI"r IT The local rmri>,Iau church. was
the officiating ,i'rrNnIHn. rh'y VIII
MAX" their hom' III MrMrchcn ter III"
present.
Announcement Va mad" Saturday "t
lii" marriage at NJ. S!aul'! Miller. -!
Wh""llnc. and Miss Hazel N""uhtIrr.
prominent y"un: lady at ia '''T.
William t"SS"r ana Miss Anl,a JONES
of this city. wcr" united IN mhlIIa""
saturday evening At iim. FIRST Ihurcn
Of God parsonage. E'I. cyrus y l:i i'r
ufficatcd
William Johns and Miss lydia -C"m":
way. both of McM'r'h'n. W"r'' married
Saturday At tn" CHRISTIAN church par
SunHrc by Erv. {, ". Fuller. -.
Thu. Christina W"mHn'S Board Of MIS-
SinnS nir"t$ Iur%.HE evening III ia"
Christian rhurrh rh'I"rS.
Clarence t'l>lrr. who - "r"rt"N"d IN
Pittsburgh. H. spending several 'h?S ~
his h"m" here. "
Frank McCaur vino hrs been TTiic III
ui'hiS homo here. ~ improving.
Mrs Harvey Mul"r"w AMI Mr.. a"h
Mrs Harry Muirr.'w III Marshall street.
spent sunday with relatives IN MlhI"'
Mrs. Hurry M";n. wh" recently und"r-
went An operation Tor Appendicitis al
The i;l"ndal.. hnsjitaI. VAS r. m"Nrh u"
her hnmc her" saturday.
J. Fl. l.anh"ri Of central lIH!I. "a: :
spending %'N"rai days VIA ''""N'S
here. .,,
Chester Shields If f'nirm'ni. spent
SUNDAY with friends in this "IIH.
q. W. ,;raud>'atf. VIII" has m'"h n"'''r
i'll nj his HON" her" for the 'aS' H''''"'
nnuihS continues unimprnv"d
C. W. Fuller. j.. minister -! ih'
,.brisriun church. attended ILL" opening
or lh, Nurses HON" nj ';lrndhl". lhhiS,
day evening. Tn building WAS 'IF'+''
in rnnnrrli" with the Reynolds Me-
mortal hospital.
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Nov Martlnsyille Eriefs.

Miss Lois. Van Camp "r I'Ad"n tl'N'
WAS III" guest "f friends III III" cltE
Thursday. ,,.
Mrs. i. l.. Clark I"fl for ,larhShurG'
THURSDAY morning. WiI"r" *lr" VIII he
.h.. ui;r%t Of her Sist"r tor tile w"rk-rhd'
Miss E>rlyn Pyi"& was Il Wheeling
Shrrp.r Tuesday of This; week.
ii lss NnSta Swisrh'r has r"'nrn"h
ncm" after Il visit wiln friends III FAIR
II ont and Snith't"ih.
Mrs. John Forbes. WIN" has h""n con-
lined To tn. %rhm"Ih hospital with Ill
ness * abb. =" he cat again.
nr. J. t. Martin was a business visit
~. IN M;,rI,.iI; Wednesday.
HiS< IIa""i Si"u'. lrli Friday Tor 4
yl.:iI with Trends ~ EaIrnf"nt.
/ t. clark l"il Friday morning tor
Nrr.rrlUwn. t." H.. ~" ;:u"$i IT his
daughter. Miss l:I"is" and brother. l'r"i.
r. t. t'l"r!;.
Mrs. Pred Xa"i; ami s"n j"fl Friday
ru, their nr,y h"lro ~ FIT 'hurrh.
Miss rnnsy M"rrnn at rin,, Grove. -
The hrus,. :.,l..::i at Miss Lillian stone
~ Mnrl" a. nu".
Mrs. NJ l.. EI9,k l'n* returned from, =,
,lSir with rl.ud; in MannInEi"n nid
\t.u I'HStir
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Wheeling Mold !; Foundry CONDOR tnev issued
Trau.fer hooks close April is. for cash Dividend OF
Irr cent and extra cash Dividend Of per CENT
PAYABLE May |.
NruuaIeyIinc-TranSfr bnoks cnse APRIL 20. for =
,rr cent rash dividend payable May !.
Fuatoria GlAs,-Transfrr bnuSS closr April y Tor
wr ,ru, cash dividend payable May J. Transfer
b,L, ,,,,,r June 8 mr. an extra = per cent cash
dividend PAYABLE lune -.
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Sand Hi,l Briefs.

"a Mutual 'rCl"ph"nc company 40,
~ ~, four new substitutes. h."'','t =
cIrde t.arlyw:na. Mr.. p!iE"r
nora "I.ori"ld a:rd Mr. '"."FIf
Sir ". K. Kent. wifi" aud Ati" ';:'H ~,
.,s. >I;S. -C;rrtrU9c l'"\. all ~ LIN
= sneni sunday ai tin. h"'nc ~ ar
M " Fl. rurnsr AMI Gel. i','l" n ,I,i.:
c-othr Nc '%HS'an'i. ar" VISITING
6rarts in WASHINGTON. IA.
T.S E,u; ur,t ". l.. t>"nt ;Sr',h'
,ndar with their parents. Mr.. ana MrH'
LrSa railroad m"u har" n""n A''lN',;:
.c,,iatinr in ;niS community mus H'r"'
Ia a nron,iucut farmer - \I",A - '
r,ea 70 have sold his farm !" "-'''
railroad inv. stm"n;; -. i,o,,,
ar claude Miller * IL! NJ ms l' ,,
n Vjols Nr. John Sp.llrnan. ~ b''''S'
the' attending physician.
Mir. VIII Ercil'r. OF f'hW' r.. t,hn
bdav visiting ut III: home 81 MI ''''''
: nd Ed Null aud family and Miss
nche JuI>.. of Elm Grove. Slr'h' I'm ,
Mt tho h"nl" a: Mr.. and Mrs. WI
~ %nrn,an I,acu". VIII" has h""u r'-
,.nd - h;s home. at oak iiii. - $40"
irnn-ov;np from his u .'"iii relapse
III WilIin,r caldwell and family mo-
I.ai TO Wheeling Sunday evening
h,en5 thu ruSicat vaUu,ut al nc
thomson church. f..,,i
Mrs. I'D E'r&u'is an" ,'aNIh '':.
Iererbusin,Ss shoppers ;n thH Guy o''e
av this week
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WOODLANDS
williamsAnde5on.

ond Erwtnn Williams was solcmniZeu
saturday evening at the home Of Mr.:
and Mrs. l.. Il. Miller. The ceremony
WAS performed by III: Rev y. j. stan
Low Of l.ittlctvn. Thu young people are
both we'll and f;,vorably known and their
many friends extend Congratulations.
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new MARTINSV|LLE

NEW MAHTlN$N1lI.T. " Va" Arr''
20 The !adi.s al IN" Mnr"nrf',S cu,'r-
tanned with II farewell part! Tor ~:
III T:u,h,rr Thursday evening ut nor
i,niur ON Maple Avenue" TIL" HurEhHri
FAMILY expect !" may" I" Wheeling III
tn very near future. III" "V"n'nE wa 'S,
yf.ni ~ music aud various i;Anl"" hI'.r
which II i"HrtimE lunch was served !"
about ;hirf @""SlS
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plans Camp THIS Summer.

Kerry club members at Il nlee', az
Yesterday made tentative plans TOT
am ping this sumner. y site WAS nor Sc
lnct"d. hut ali members were en- i:'i.I.,,
,i,. and asserted that plans for mucn
better outing were TO be made this year
lhan last.
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WARRINGTON

WASHINGTON. ". Va, April "a
Charles Phillips was host 10 tn" mem
hers OF the Mu-Mu Cluh and their "S-
corts at III" home of his parents. Mr.:
and Mrs. Charles Phillips. on Marshal!
street. last evening.
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r,,r peruoodites Out.

Many BrnwoJditrs attended th" open
ing Of the Intcr-city League 'basrnhl
season yesterday when the virginia
club and The Baucrs played NJ III.
~ managed Ivy Fred NJ. Olson. member
of the town CrunCil.
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N, Y. STOCK HCHAN1G
ic,turfrv's OuOtatinnS. J

iSaturday'S QuOtationS.)
WIIt:ELlNG W. Va. April -. Il.
Furnished The Inte1IIRcncer by A. y
Mnsleu " TO. members New York STOCK
Exchange. National Pauk or West VIZ
giu:a building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
+. Brand. manager.
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Parriott Ramsey.

Mrs Loo Rnv rarrintt of Holloway,
q and Miss Marie Ramsey OF kyans
Ridge. we're quietly married AT Wells
furs. W. Va. Wednesday,. April lSI Mr'
aud Mrs. Parcintt Will reside at HOBO
way, y.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

Nixon. Joscrhinc Ncmcck. Catherine
l,r;I.h' EulaIil t;aIhr, Alice Lowe t'dha
EIchnid. Lille Becker. Carrie nelly
l'IHnisl--Mrs. Lille Butler.
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Dnrclls Club.

Mrs. rr'.,l, Nn~"n WAS hostess /" va,
r,rr,.as ,'llh 81 Ih" VI. -. church. SOUTH
=, lrr home nr Nlrgini; street. N'hh"S-
gay arirrur"n. Tin" hli"fh""h WIS
m:r, in rau., work 'ani ar TIA" con-
,.hrslnn If Ihr meeting dainty lInrh
=, ~ S,.r, i.
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M0RR|ST0WN, 0.

The first meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Mnrristown Stat" Eank company
viii be- held in the hank building this
afternoon for the purpose Of clcc,ing q
board OF directors
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. VA. APRIL IN. IL.
n.IIr quotation lis, OF the wheeling stock En-
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SAND Hill.

ss Elizah,,h Campbell was nS'vr
surprised AZ her h1nl' III w."
n.y. snven,i"th birthday. Nrrlt -.
iS r,;,,h,,b has' b..ru Shui-m manE
t 10 =, r.,...n, v..:,yS has become
) h h,'1 her sunny disposition has Won
many fri"r'!~ VII" wish MY mr. IN, nm:
Chr &u,,&n,nH III 10" ana No.
ends to chez h": n'''iniit'S .,.,,'.1
long III. uam% rsiH; H. nnI
md Mrs. =. 49, ''"m2h.i'. MI NM ,
a'' t:tm2h"!l. Mr.. and Mrs 'H% ;,,!
Sic Mr.. and Mrs. Harry n"'S :;m,i >i i'rt'
Mt r. r.''' M<.. u,d Mrs. t:dwy!r,i
'rbertv, Mrs. Frank sheppard. Yrs
az C;cisl":. M:s t;""rG" Me- Irr."a ~
William Taylor and h"'"p''
uC people.
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NIorriatoWn Briefs.

c 4. Lee moved his famIly 10 The
T"unant property. west &C town YES
tcrday.
judy" Il. NJ. Eaton purchased a fine
touring car Yesterday.
Miss -idella Hunt has returned to her
home in Bethesda.
Joe McCalliStrr went to 81. 'tlairsVilla
today on important business.
DR.. Jeffrey went To bethesda this
morning on business.
Thomas Walker of Mt Hope. was call
ing on friends here yesterday.
Mrs. clyde Wright Of Belmont, is Wis.
iting relatives here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Lee Masters. west
Of town. are rejoicing over the arrival Of
a new daughter.
jacob ShrIvcr has purchased property
in EnrnnSvillc
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CARTER ON Co. Cots Good we'll

The Carter oil Co., drilled into the 20
foot sand on the Hayes farm. am! struck
i good we'll. which has produced l@0
barrels mi - hours.
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High School Commencement

The MurriStown High school COM
menCemcnt exercises were held in the
First VI. H.. church last night. The SIX
graduates delivered their oratiuns in
line style. Superintendent W. Z. iluw-
crS OF GAINESVILLE made the most rlu-
qucnt class address, ever heard IN this
community. The church was beautiful
Is decorated with flowers and the stars
and stripes. The music was furnished
b" the GAINESVILLE orchestra. and when
TING band played "Amrrira II aroused
lhH patriutiSm and many voices joined in
sing inS III" national air.
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G.. 7. Frittcr has moved his saw mill
to tho Cash &. Shepherd i;lrm. west ui
town. Mr.. triltcr mas Il larS" number
OF orders To sill III present. ami several
men are At work rushing the business
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Total sales 265,70o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-31
The Old Age Sign
Double Crossed

Don't let gray hair make you look years
older than you are, Tor Il IS now an easy
matter to tint gray, faded or blsached hair
In harmless way. The new preparation,
''BroEnstone." is proving 50 popular that
thousands OF people OF refinement and
many leading hair-dressers are now using
this wonderful product exclusively.
''Brownatone" meets every demand and
fulfills every test required OF IT, and IS
50 simple 70 use that no previous exper-
ieucc IS necessary. Comes ready FOR use
no king and IS entirely free from lead
sulphur. silver. zinc. mercury. aniline. coal
tar products OF their derivatives. There is
no oanEsr OF irritation or = poisoned scalp
when you use ''Brownatone." because e IS
guaranteed harmless.
Produces the most beautiful shades from
light golden 10 the deepest brown or black.
VIII not rub or wash off and cannot be
detected Most all leading druggists
evsryv here now sell '.Brownatone" in two
sizes, Sc ana slice, and in two color
one 70 produce golden or medium brown
TIE othe- dark brown or black"
Get sc bottle from your dealer today,
OF Il you prefer. q sample bottle with in
teresrins book Will be mailed on receipt
OF Ice 90 help pay postage and packing
charges. ~ sent 20 the manufacturers. The
Ksaton Phsrmacal Co. $50 Coppin Bldg.
Coviustou- KY
sold and guaranteed IN II Pazo BY
Warner Drug Co. and other leading deal
ers-AGT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-31
lie commencement exerclses 81

~HE commencement exercises of
St Mary's school we're given on
\ May % and a most interesting
program was wen rendered
Diplomas were presented to a class
OF 1s by the Rt Rev. a. J. Schiller.
Sister Fabian. the principal, enter
tanned the graduating class and
seventh grade with a party on May
IS at St Mary's hall.
On May 30, Sister Basills- musical
director Of St. AIary's entertained the
choir girls with a party at St Mary's
hall
The program given on the .7tA was
as follows:
selections-St- CecIliz's orchestra
The Witch OF BrambIe Hollow
Drama-Eighth. Seventh. Sixth grade
CAST or CHARACTERS.
Lady Emeline Hardgrave-RnoEn as the
witch OF the Brsmbls Hoilow-Rebscca
Maurine. queen OF tbs 8Eay-Fredz Marie
Gum.
Leontine De Morency. known a. Gyp, a
little gipsy-Lydia Carson.
Mary. crown bearer 10 tbs queen-Aarie
Russell
lEloEe1l- sceplIs 1edEeE % NAs NA1l11
Frances Graham
Maids Of honor 20 the aueen-Julia
Cummings, Edith Buttner. Gladys MenselL
Catherine Mccarthy, Anita Johnson, jan
nett Mcdonald. Eileen Lyons, Helen sy-
mons.
Pages OF honor to the qussn-Jos Dunn
and Herbert Goodioe-
Maids In waiting 20 the quesn-3fargsret
Hawthorn. Sadie Martin. discipline Cliff
ford. Marie Leighton
Train bearers 20 the oussa-Jackson
Richards, Donald Wade
Floral bearers to the qusen-H- Schnei-
der. L. Garcia, R. Amador. n Roddy y.
Wilson. A Fernandez, F. II McRae. I
Clay. V Baehr. W Maple. B. Holmes.
Garland driIi-A- Miller, r Reyes, S.
Esplnoza, II Madison. L 8IcCsuick. A.
Tobin, P. Caadeladia. 2. Bruce. D. Wade,
: Richards. II. Hawthorn. J. Dunn. F.
Ffnnerans H Goodies. p Lurvsy, L z.
Lubby-
sister Pancratia. directrsss OF the zcad-
emy-Edns Taylor
Zerelds, Eipsy-Helsa Lindsay
Gypsies-W. Maddings b. Gulcahy, K
Dugan. n O'Rourlzs, H Gum. F. Cordovs-
NJ Lyons. H Sanchez N Swar. " McCar-
thy. o. Castsllanos. T. B. Medley. A Hoy.
F. FIlleman. I. Gunther.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-31
Entertaining Program Is GiOen
By St. Mary's School Pupils


Act I-Scene woods
Patriotic medley-Chorus - Third anc
Scene IT-Woods
Selections-Saint Cecilia's orchestra
Scene III-WoOds.
Vocal trio-Willfam Martin, Frank Gum
Francis Morgan.
scene IV-Woods.
SeIections-Ssint Cecilia's orchestra
Scene V-Room in the convent
MOTHER GOOSE CONVENTION
School Children. Walker, c Maddins
J. Bcuckhout. L Key.
Mother Goose-Carrie CordOVs-
Tom, the Ptper's Son-Jack Ponder
OSimhle Jack-Rsmon Rubio.
Jack and JiIl-John Morrison and Mar
IcNamss.
old Woman-Aunelia Berteaux.
Goldie Locks-Carrie Sauer.
Dame Trot-Mary Ellen ONen-
Boy Blue-Alichael Mulcahy.
Boo Peep-Hslen O'Rourke-
Cody Two Shoes-Ethel Schnetde--
Jack Horner-Berusrd Arvin-
Tommy Tucher-Robert O'RouriSe-
Miss Muffst-Flors Cordova-
Jack the Giant Eiller-Robert O Rourhe-
Queen Of Hearts-Catherine Gunther-
Knavs OF Hearts-Donald O'Rourie.
Tommy Green-Lee OFT
Johnny Stout-Joseph O'Nell-
King CoIe-Arthur Weeks.
King-aiichael alulcahy.
Cusen-Jeanne Msttison-
Msid-Emma Cusron-
0ll " Ouldl-EllLn 64IlNas
Her childrsn-E- SCHUYLER. NJ Francis
J Caldarslla. A. Tore. F. Lyons. A
Briesh. NJ AIulhern. E McNsnee- ]. Fin
neran. J. Berriere. s Schauer. c Nelson.
= AfcMiudes = CasteIlanos. T. Beccara-
D. Lane. A Buttner c. Berri. J. Donnelly.
THE SHIP IN THE WAKE"
A three act pizy-Eig hth, Seventh and
sixth grade boys
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Father Hyland- spiritual director OF the
Junior Holy Name Society-Edmund Cody
Frank Moore. president Of J. H n s.
Louis Carson
VIII Poster. vice president OF ). H. y. S.
Roy Willis.
John Pierce. treasurer OF J. H n 81
Buford Russell.
John wise secretary J. H. y. s.-George
Evans.
..Duds" weeman. Who won't 5oin-Jsmsz
Knight
John and Catherine. who wish 10 be
called. John Leighton and Reuben
Mousen.
Book ageut-Francis Kelly
A pilgrim in need-Josoph Peters
Little girl-Aiine Miller.
Leading members OF !. n. y. SD. Ia
ranto. ". Morgan. r Buttner, II. Peters
A Witholder. J. LonEinotti. L Lindsay
D. Mansell- r. Weeks, Z. Neugebauer, r
Amador.
Members OF the Magnolia elub-R. Nor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-31

! that the longer the war lasts the
shorter viii production be: we know
that we are all going TO be taxed,
in order to buy food for this hungry,
struggling world, because its struggle
is ours and its hunger is going to
be ours And we are eating choco-
late cake.
II not chocolate cake, we are eat
ing other things made of flour and
sugar and fats. The future OF the
world depends upon these things
and we are feasting upon them, Per-
haps we are doing it because we like
TO see our families have the things
they like; perhaps we are doing il
because we have always done it: per-
haps we are doing IL because we can
afford it But whatever our reasons,
oh Women of America, in the name %
our children and our children's chill
dren, in the name of high righteous
ness and our hope Of a world at peace
go short on sugar. on flour, on
fats
The sooner you do it. the more you
do it. just so much the sooner viii
the world be safe once more for
peace and plenty.
Keep il in your hearts
See IL on every order slip.
II you don't that boy Of yours may
not come back
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-31
WAR MEANS THE DEATH OF SNOBS,
THE REJUVENA TON OF SOCIETY,
ELEVATION OF The REAL WOMAN
By ELINOR GLYNE weeks" Other Novels

not set any bounds TO what they may
attain.
But most OF all they must be true
TO themselves I wish that could be
a sort of PrOmethean fire in the
souls Of all girls of today
by truth and concentration one can
get al things. and, above all things
happiness. The girl Of the future
has such a magnificent chance. She
viii start untrammeled by conven-
tion and tradition. The war has made
a new world for her.
Social life VIII be greatly changed.
Isn't IL changed now? I know that if
[ like a person it does not matter TO
me who or what he or she is in life
or what their antecedents may have
been I like them for what 7 get
from them-brains and force Of char
acter.
And dislike or hate-well. that must
die. tt is bad for anyone to hate, bad
mentally and physically. Take hap
piness into your soul from the gol-
den rays Of the sun and you will be
clad in shining armor against enmity
ans cruelty.