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Cannot Fulfill Promises.

For the government is in no position
to fulfil its promises except under con-
ditions which in the near future We snaii
have to face with fear and trembling. FOR
there are not enough potatoes or cattle IN
germany to assure the promised allowance
for any length of time. II ii were now
nossible to ration the laboring people
more plentifuliy II would have peen q
crime without parallel to let them starse;
Rut as a matter of fact the instieatoFs o.
the war are hiding the truth from the
n is their harvest OF blood which Is
crushing Germany. and their. aims are TOT
themselves alone.
Rut the immediate negotiation OF peace
is the only rescue from the ABYSS INTO
which the government is hurting the couh-
try. ..,. tr, ,,,,r.
der the land. II wills no peace ~nicn
would he acceptable to the so-caiieo en-
e,ny'. countries. And If It should. fashion
oeaee on terms according TO it's own
liking, and If 1t could bring about peace
according to those terms. they wouid AZ
uays be-as we know only too weu-in
the interest of militarism and imperialism
AZ the iunler and capitalist castles. and
CONTRARY to the vital interests OF the Ger
man prOletariat- ~.
Such an ending of the war touches eacn
one of u.s. ,-s-.
Thus the most urgent task OF German
Ia hor is to force peace-just as our Bus-
sia !, brothers are now doing-and to fash :
ion IT'S terms according to the interests OF
the international proletariat. that We nave
our own peace and not that OF the I'M
peria lists.
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Fight On to a Finish"

The foes of the people are growing eves
holder, even more shameless. War was
treis. war instigators. war profiteers. those
to whom the misery of the people brings
power and gain. such wish no peace.
Disfranchisement OF the masses, misery
of the masses. state of siege. slaughter
of the people-this is what this cavern
ment has brought upon us.
Must we stand idle and see our wives
and children pine away, our Strength 70
Ishor-our only means Of Subsistence
grow less and less.
They promise extra ra,ions TO save
themselves from the wrath OF the Geop'e'
from a revolution like that IN RUSSIA.
But no exera rations can be given with
out consuming the seed potatoes ana tne
breeding cattle Should the government
decide upon this. course millions Oh ehs
C.rman nro,etariat. German women and
children. must face hunger and starvation
In the coming winter
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CLEVELAND PARK.
Close to the new ca thedral; 4 de-
liehtful and artistic brick residence.
lust completed; brick house. on
very large lot; contains. II very hne
rooms. 3 baths, lavatory; hot-water
heat, electricity. etc, etc.
The price is reasonable
Only $1,000.
You get real value for every dollar.
CHEVY CHASE.
Detached home, short square
from the circle: surrounded by beau
tful residences; a lot 60x125
feet: room for garage; an rooms
and . baths honse. with porches.
hot-water heat. cleo. lights, etc.
Immediate possession.
Only $4,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Maia 2a45. 7l3 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-16

s2o-5-RooM BUNGALOW; GAS; ELEC-
tricity; excellent heating plant: Fairfield st..
Dominion Heights, Va. Great Falls X. R.. =.
LARGE GROOM HOUSE WITH HATH. ELEC-
tic lights. gas and cellar; fine location; large
lot, fenced SIT per month. ~
Groom honse, with cellar, gas lights and con.
crete walks; large lot fenced; chicken house and
Two 4-room bungalows; gas electric lights;
running water; concrete walks; one block from
cars. $12 per month";
cHAs. N. LIGHTBowN. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
FOR RENT-s25. OR WILL SELL on SANE
payment; house with 8 rooms. bath and reception
hail: large attic room; laundry in basement;
steam heat electric lights; porch by 40 IT..
poultry, house; located blocks from electric and
steam cars. Price, 1920. Sec owner, ". r.
WILSON. Riverdale. Nd
1924 OLIVE ST.-SEvEN- ROOM HOUSE, WITH
water and sewer connection; rent. $15 per
month. Phone to or call on w. b. SHAW. 1880
ATTRACTIVE 5-R00M BUNGALOW, WITH
splendid. large lot; fine location. block from
cars; close to city; rent. 1870.
a. B. CAMPBELI. 1410 NV
FOR SALE on RENT.
GROOM HOUSE. BATH: ELECTRIC LIGHT;
heights near TT. sMyer. R0sSLYN TRUST co.,
Rossiyn. Va. Phone Rossiyn 45.
5000 BUYS sfx-ROOM HOUSE. TWO BLOCKS
from trolley station; twenty five minutes ride
from center of city; on line providing cars
snongh to seat passengers. +. A. GRAVES.
7-ROOM HOUSE: TORCHES; SMALL FRUIT,
Phone Rosslyn 29-T. d. NJ. Smith. Arlington, Va.
49,
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY ,

FOR SALE. -
Is LOTS. s-sroNE House AND LARGE
chicken house. Apply q. sFANkHAUSER, 6lst
st. Capitol Heights. Md.
MODERN BUNGALOW. FURNISHED OR IN
Furnished near two car lines. rooms; large
cellar: furnace heat: lots; = chicken houses,
90 chickens: at Cottage City. Take Hyatfsyfile
line 18th, II, Bladensburg line. L e.
VINCENT.
FINE TWU-ACkE GROUNDS WITH COM
Portable, convenient house and greenhouse. on
car line at Riverdale, Nd. OWNER, 10 Sth
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SIX ROOMS. FRAME DWELLING. soos G ST.
n-e.. near Benning cars; price, $1,5o0; easy
terms.
McLACHLES BANKING CORPORATION,
10th and 6 SITS. nv, Real Estate Dept. ~. 1872.
WILL SACRIFICE LOT, 5Oxl5O. sILvEk
Spring. Nd; owner left town; make offer. Ad-
dress Box SAT, Star ONCE.
GROOM HOUSE. HALL. ROOM. PANTRY; GOOD
cemented cellar; 80 minutes from 18th st. sta
ton; one minutes walk to car; bargain for
purchaser. VIII rent
F. r. FRAvEL. Baliston. Va. cos
NEW HOUSE, ROOMS AND bath: CHEW
Chase. D. O.; built Of dressed hollow tile: which
makes beautiful effect and will LIST forever;
hot-water heat; large lot; so feet front: high
elevation and plenty Of trees; price. $3.50;
WIN. Il. RITCHIE,
41S and 419 Colorado bldg. 14th and q sfA
Phone franklin S72S
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FOXHALL HEIGHTS,
high and heaithful spot in NV. Washington.
Bungalow. modern in every respect, built Of
"Fisklock Tapestry" Brick. ,
tThe last word in building construction). Ready
for spring. Make your selection now
G.. c. LACEY TO l4th ut, NV.
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revolt OF
TEUT0NS FOR PEACE
German Workers in Secret
Protest. Assert Revolution
Must Come.

Clandestine presses and ciandestine cir
culators have disseminated throug Ger
many the following protest Of labor
against the war II has been reprinted in
Switzerland In the Berner Tagwacht and
in Das Freie Deutsche Wort. A copy OF
the broadside forbidden IN Germany has
reached the committee on public informa-
ton, has been literally translated. and
the original has been deposited In the
Library OF Congress. II is single sheet
of foolscap size. printed on both sides,
and is decorated by coarsely executed
wood cut representing soldier in arms a
workman in blouse and a woman showing
a rock off a precipice beneath which Is
seen the head and bust of the emperor
crowned and sceptred and mousfached'
looking up in terror at the fate impend-
ing:
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Urges Strike of Masses.

There Is only one means to this end.
the strike of the masses This strike Of
the masses must swell in the cry Of a
million voices for peace. and that cry will
serve for kirdling spark in the barracks
and in the trenches: it will make men
f,eht on sturdily to the end. and 1t viii
hrinss about an organization of the masses
which shall force peace and freedom. :,
Victory will be won by fighting ana
by the strike of the masses. -
workmen. Comrades. While our SOM ON
crippled in the trenches and on the battle
fields the Iaboring people must starre
until they have lost all power to work
and from sheer exhaustion must 80 TAM
Thus it is ordained by the interests OF
the capitalists and of the junkers, thus
It is ordered by the interests OF the ring
which has contrived the war and has
brought desolation upon the German peo-
pie.
The Crisis in Russia.
workmeni Our brothers, the Russian
proIetariat. were. but few weeks ago
in the same plight But we know what
has happened in Russia. There labor
arose and forced not merely a settlement
of food problems; 1t has also-and this In
vastly more important-gained freedrn,
of which the German workmen do not yes
dare to dream.
Russian labor has crushed czarism and
has gained democratic republic. the es-
OF a government by the Deo-
pie. And we? Are we still patiently to
endure the old poverty. extortion, hunger
and murder of the people-the cause ofaail
our pain and agony?
No. A thousand times no. Quit ne
workshops and the factories! Let labor
stop
Man of toll. awake from .slumtRr.
Recognize thy growing might!
All the wheels will lose their motion
without thy strong arms devotion
Down with the war, Down with the government
fescei Freedom! Bread!
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WANTED-APARTMENTs

wASTED-USFURS1SHE APARTMENT 3
or rooms. by married couple; no children
Address Box 14f-S. Star Office
?. 8 OR FURNISHED ROOMS KITCHEN
cite and bath. by married couple and 7-year-old
hoy Address Box lbs. Star Office.
. ROOMS. kITCHENErTE. BATH; NV;
between 9th and 18th. 1 and Q SITS. Address
Boz 153-s. Star Office
REFINED GENTLEMAN WANTS UNFUR-
nished apartment Of two rooms and bath for
one year in apartment house. NV. section; main
floor preferred: will pay $50 month Write to
J.. A. p. the Brunswick. Apt. 81.
wANTED-A FURNISHED APARTMENT OF Z
rooms from Jan. 18th to April LIST; must have
NJ bedrooms and bathrooms: no children; will
furnish references. Address letters TO Mrs.
GEORGE A. YULE. Kenosba. Wisconsin
APARTMENT. FURNIsHED FOUR OR FIVE
srocrns. with bath and kitehenette: for winter or
Longer. good location; Immediately. Address Box
5f-S. star Office. 2ls
ONE TO THREE ROOMS, BATH AND KITCH-
eEette; moderate rental. Address Box 4J-S Star
Office lss
: WANTED OR ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping apartment by desirable party. VIII
LIAM h. ELLIS. 1410 St
apt. one week only Dee 22-23; vicinity 21st
REED. 40o2 Sheridan road, Chicago, Ill.
APARTMEST-LIvISG ROOM BEDROOM
kitchenette. bath; for young couple: give loca-
ton. phone, monthly rate. Address Box ISIS r.
Star once. IT.
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YOUR CHANCE

To buy an unusually good six-room-
anj-bath house close TO the new
Central High School. ROW rented for
S3oG per year, for only 5000 Act
at once.
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MOVING. PACKING e. STORAGE.

HAULING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Coal hauled tons for 81. oUT-OF-ToWN
uaTIIJSG PERFECT TRANSFER CO., BOD
18TH ST. NV Phone y. 1870 81
a oooLB JEFFERY TRUCK: will hire out by
.esk or month, owner driving truck. ]. T. j.
I314i6 WaIiaril plsc" NV. 19s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-16

FOR RENT = FURNISHED, CALUMET
place." beautiful detached residence at 18th
and Clifton sts.. well furnished; of twenty
rooms and four baths; garage; one acre Of
ground and beautiful outlook. Apply JOS. A.
HAYDEN. Exclusive Agent. 1910 G st. NV.
10 ROOMS, 3 BATHS, HoT-wATER HEAT
and electric light, with garage: located in best
section of Wash. Heights GASCH BIRGE,
1926 New York ave. NV.
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Pny at 81. Y:ucent,s.

On Wednesday, and Thursday. Novcm-
Der 81 end -, the s.. Vine +ut's Dram
a,ic society or Elm Grove will present
four act comedy drama entitled he
cause Love You The play Will b"
directed Uy W. +, Tucker ~ WhrcliuH.
Between the acts pictures Will he Sh0w:I
md several solos will he sung by h'*S
MARY Currcu. Special maa1c will l."
rendered - ;iir Trladelphin orC!r"St r..
Tho cast Of tho players follows:
Characters
Imnscne Courtleish. wilful. Maynard
and wealthy ......... Regina currtn
Ginger i Gypsy wait ..............
......Clo mrnunc F!tEpatrlck
Nance Tyson, her supposed mother.
4 Mrs. John W!S*"ll
Prudence trcchuCt. Il poor rclatIun...
Observation-Disclosures Mary turrrn
Horace Veruu:. an lrtlSt and incident
ally a married man. VIM Dolhn
Dunk Potts. has chuIu. and incidentally
in love with Ginger Edward k""hlHr
Ira C1u"tleIrh, lm"scn"'S Guardlaa.
................ William Altman
buck Tyson. Il Gypsy tinker .........
............... Henry Rici"-
Elmer Van Si::crt. All .lug lomaniar
New Yorker ............ John WiSSc!l
Maiur Duffy. county clerk and Cor
frdcrntc veteran. ....... Jos. j. WaEE"r
Squire Ripley. NIrriu'an snndlorJ...
Observation-Disclosures. rhas. (. Carroll
Lige. :. gentleman OF Color. .........
........ Joseph WrISklrcAr:
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used Mach!ue Guns.

Two of ohio couuty's foremost hunt
crS. MCSSrS George Williams or the Ar
Ca.Ic barber shop. Wheeling. and George
shorty" McIuli"%. town navshai. police
chiuf Itr,. chief. constable. garbage. col
IcctOr, mail carrier aud tax collector -:
thc town or GrcggSv,llc. will nn doubt bc
presented with = Leather medal by the
governor Of Robinson Crusac's isl and for
their Splendid record us rabbit 'catchrrS.
Guuippcd with battery y! machine
guns and. two mouse hounds, the squad
composed of twn swnupru down upon
the wuOdt Ia ndS II OHIO county. and :ur
three hours the residents residing al"n%
Bethany pike supposed that l'crShinE'
army had artuIliy started an artillery
duel anIuuS lhr Hills. IT rs alleged that
several dummies are missing: as 4 r.
suit Of the barraSc l.rG from me two
mighty hunters. Their maEE friends
are. ALI ready for the least. ''il"w abou:
IT, ticur.c"''
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soldiers reach France and are sen: to
the trenches. Tho headquarters .rrops
pnd also the infantry regiments. the
Three Hundred and Nineteenth and tho
Three Hundred and Twentieth har9
been issued their horses and mules.
While tho men In the suicide
squads" were St;Etrd training la hand
ling their Runs. the infantry was taken
out into the woods and given lnstruc-
lions in patroling ard scouting. The
men In the Three Hundred and Nine
tecnth and Three Humid I'd and Tween
tieth are being taught to conceal therl-
selves from the enemy while they aro
out seeking information rs to their
movements, and also TO make written
reports 70 their commanders OF the
strength of the enemy and how to do
;1loy themselves. this being dependent
upon tn. strength Of tho opposing
Sorccs. The heavily Wooded section of
the camp affords splendid opportunities
for this kind Of training.
Work in the gas school. now at
s:andstll "Di'g 10 the absence OF the
liquid gas which IS used Ia making the
death producing gases. The mon have
becE taught 70 use their gas lnaIEs and
given lectures upcn the effect Of GAS
and how to combat il. Tho theoretical
part OF tho trTliE:hg has been com
plctcd and IN" next step in the training
will bn 10 take he officers and men
into tho gas houses laden with fumes
The house has been completed for over
week. but the liquid has not been
nvailabh! II is SAID tAat the delay has
been caused hy the railroad Compitnlcs
who arc not anxious to handle the gas
owing TO the extreme hazard involved
IN" concert given last night at the
T. NJ. 6. y. auditorium hy tho Russian
Symphony Orchestra. pleased the sol
dicrs immensely. They appreciate these
attempts to entertain them and realize
that every effort Is hcinE made to pro-
vide for their welfare and comfort. Con
ductos Modest Al,schulcr and his men
gave their services free but quito an
expense was cnta.led in bringing them
here as the l,ot"l bill and railroad fare
for fifty men vas quite IN Item. But
nothing is too good for the men in the
new national army and the commando =
Officers have the interests f their men
at heart
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FAMOUS ITALIAN
AiRMAN THOUGHT
KILLED BY ENEMY

ROME. Soy. lH.---Ciuhric!r ID 'hnnunElo.
Italy's famous author, dramaliSt ana
writcr WAS rciortcd today IT, nave failed
10 return from IL recent flight over the
enemy lines in Northern Italy.
DAnnunZin Is dead. his friends fren-
ri, dly seeking word today from the war
office, will regard his sacrifice rs
hitting climax TO his c:lrccr. They point
ed out that d'AnnunziU. always til" poet.
the artist, the loved Of the beautiful has
been lighting 10 save Venice. the art
jewel OF the world. They believed that
dAInunHiu himself. if he could have
chosen i death, would have preferred
thus 10 persia III defense of that city.
Eenlcc's> fate still hangs in the balance
today. according ~ front dispatches.
The enemy has hit stone wall In I'll"
Pave line. But they have pressed THIS
wall Dack II few precious yards To III"
point al grave danger. To-day the lial-
ians conferred their efforts to r"llcF"
these points OF the tremendous pressure.
applied 20 th"m. and were reported u
have strengthened them.
Thwartcd. OF the break in the line by
his first impctuuus assault the enemy
today IL bringing bigger guns into &C
ton. More Austrian and German air
planes have been called on. Some of
these swouprd over PLAIN cities behind
the Italian lines today dropping procla-
mkt Ions boastfully announcing the cXnct
schedule on which the invading army
proposed to travel.
The date on which the German Aus
TRAN forces propose TO occupy every one
OF the major Italian cities in the north
cru provinces was carefully Set forth.
Tho civilian and art evacuation ~
Venice WAS reported AS almost COM
plcto today. Tho water city has bcru
stripped clean Of It's movable art pos
sessions Only teU hundred residents
remain.
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Personnl. AID nrtsfk

Dr. T. K. Shields Of Elm Grove. has
returned home after spending q week
in New York city.
Miss Elsie Rogers Of Dallas, has re-
turned homo after spending q week with
relatives in Ohio.
Fl. IT. Hornbrook Of Elm Gro~e. and
family. havo returned home from Z visit
OK Cambridge Springs, Ohio.
John Reid of Colorado. who has b>Gn
visiting a. Fl. Reid OF Elm Grove. re-
turned homo yesterday.
Henry Scott of Dallas. was 4 bust
ness caller In the pike section ycSter-
day.
Mrs. r. c. McVey Of West Alexander.
Is confined to her home slightly indis-
posed.
W. r McGrawt of Warrington. IS
visiting relatives In Triaoclphia-
The Srihert A. c. OF Elm Grove. have
iishLndcd. for the season. following dis
roulrntm.nt among the members Of the
team.
Mrs. George McI-arcn OF West Fin
ley, Pa. is' visiting relatives in West
Slrxa!,dHr
Henry Jones Of Morgantown. IS Wis
.t'.r relatives In Elm Grove for several
days.
-.ily McI.urc or rarkcrsburG. spent
Yesterday with friends In Woodsdale
and returned horne last evening.
Capt L. u. P"ddic"rd of Elm Grove,
has gone To LITTLE Rock. Ark. to join
III" regiment.
N-s. Henry Fisher and daughter, Miss
Eleanor. are visiting Mr.. and MIA D. l.
l.iHIr.r q! near Dallas.
Are, you farmers worrying abo0t tho
crops"
Not ms mach as the city foIkB.~ re-
piled Mr. Corn Stossel. We farnefe get
ours trst. Tho city folks will hGye to
take what's left StAE.
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wax. - considered orr OF the most ei-
f"rtivc of dcath-d.aling devices. Each
Kun is Cousid' re-! 10 hc worth fifty IN
fantryrnen and much attention will DC
,;"':.t "n ihr trailing. Not a.on" nave
TN. men Of Ia" Th-cr Hundred and F1f~
,.,uth Machine Gun battalion received
their machine guns. but horses and pack
,nuisS have t"".u ISSUED them also.
There ara ~ iturS"S and IL pack mules
in th,. STA al.S. This means more work
fo- the man. rs they will have 20 look
after the nouns. The pSrk mules will
be- used in carrying tho machine guns
and supplies OF ammunition when tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
MACHINE GUNS BEING ISSUED
To THE CAMP LEI SOLDIERS

CANT LEE. Va. No.. :o.-E"tresh"d
after their w-ch-"aJ: "acai!"n thH
doughtoyS rsSum''l heir Intensive
training this morning Som" hard WORK
has b"u sex OUT for ;h"'u., ne rn"n IN
the machine gun niI;tali"nS w"s: !SSU"a
their .uachin" =unS today and the sol
diers w.r. peas wiki. tu"m. |; Will
be some :lrry h"tor" ;h"% h"Ein using
them on n" large, rang. t. III" men
will frs, h" taught 'hH m""hanlSm
The first par, o. II" tra!ni,st will rnn-
sis, in taking ;&:"ss curS apart and
then reaSScn,hling them. Every man
will be taught to h"c"Ty-: expert - its
u.s.. Til. n.ach:1" CUR. in tho present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
r,5ads7nhia Student Joins Army.

One murr star viii he added |" III.
service CnG VI the Triadclpha district
high school next week in honor -: the
dcpartUr. ~ FarS Scat" licrrcy. Junior
in high school VII" Joined the aviation
CORPS in Wheeling yesterday. AL arc
sorry tn see Scat go. rs hs was well
liked among the high school stuacnts.
but they ar: sure he will make good. He
will he sent away by the Wheeling sta
ton Thurs dav. II Is expected that more
OF the fellows wilt follow his move. aS
they are all rmbucd with patriotic
spirit. This makes the ninth 10 leave.
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OU7-THE-PIkE
OPPOSE rare Increase.

A council and patriotic meeting WAS
held in the Edgcwo0i town hal last
evening by the people md councilmch
Of the town Matters pertaining to the
repairs now under way were discussed
and the progress Of the work WAS taken
note Of. The council meeting soon gave
uay however to the mass meeting Of
the citizens The mass meeting was tor
the purpose OF waEing war against
the proposed G-ccnt fnrN of the West
Eirginin Traction and Electric conf
pany on the uut-thc-pikn lines. Every
one present at the Meeting was OF Inc
opinion that they should take IN"
stand of the people and boards OF trades
OF the surrounding towns. The fight
against tn. raise Will W ~ IN" bitter
end. and TN. several towns out thu pix"
will form IN alliance against the ear
company and If necessary, Will hEhl
the raise III the courts.
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Work On New High School.

The work on the new high school nnar
Wheeling park Is progressing rapidly
The construction IF the school Is being
dnnn by no L. X. Kitchen contracting
cn,npnuy Of Wheeling. All Che necessary
material needed fer III" next IG"
hs is on hand. and Us much work as
rnssi6lc will be done bcfnr" very bad
weather sets in. The school will prob
ably bc ready for occupation before
th, next term starts pnr feature az thu
school will hr the In" ;ymnl$ilm.
which will add greatly tn tn" usefulness
Of the school. and will prove an attrac-
ton to students.
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ClaSs Meetlpn and Party.

Tie junior clu's Of III" local high
ychnul will hold u business m"rtIng in
lie assembly rnnm II ia" high school
TOMORROW for ~" purl.Us'" al CONFLICTING
Iilans for tho class PARTY wlIicn will b:
held next Friday. The part viii be u
"Cuodlcss banquet" in keeping with the
recent food conservation campaign.
However, n fin" program has been ar
ranged for The evenings entertainment.
which will furnish food" Tor thought.
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Iavlng Gas Mn1n-

Tho repair crew Of 'hr West Virginia
Trar,iuu and alcctric compnn! IL bus?
having IL new gas main through EhSe
crosse street, Elm Grove. Several oai
leaks have occurred In tho limo lately
until III. company thought laying Il M"
linz. would hr cheaper thnn repairing
thu. cd one all III, time and keeping tn"
street torn up Tho Ens was shut orr
nj noon until 4 piece of the line could
H.. Ind. and remained turned off for tho
,.rratcr part ur tho afternoon.