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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
.5ECRET ARY WILSON DISCUSSES
CONSUMPTION Of LABOR IN j. 8.

WASiiINGTpN. Dec. ln.--tuuScrip-
zion Of labor. Secretary Wilson ;"id CON
sr"SS In his annual r"uort today. Is not
likely t. hc necessary Tor IN" winning
II the war. but h" suggests that should
il hrrom" necessary for the government
/" Consrrirl labor. 1t should a. III" SAM
tim" cuuSrript n" industries on which
they are engaged.
almost inSuprrahlc obstacles arise.
says the Secretary uf Labor when
labor disputes occur under clr"um-
stances in which employers permit or
canizati"n hy their wurkm"n only On
palm IL dismissal. Since III such Gases
III" r;urkucn h;,v" no responsible hu$i-
HESS representatives. only on" party to
controversies can be conveniently or
satisfactorily heard In such cases.
also. the workers. being prevented by
their employers from organizing on Il
business basis, trud Ia fall away from
the pl"ifyiuc Influence of conservative.
constructive. and responsible labor or
CARNATIONS and Ia come under that Of
irr"Spnns!hle rrvulutiUnlStS. AS most
labor l1wl"SSn"sS IL tracCahlr, Ia this
cause. responsibility for II can not hn
wholly diverted from the polcy--hard-
~ patriotic In time of w;tg---uf arhi;rur-
lily "hStructInE labor organization Of
The conservative TYPO.
9TH" department. Is OC course aware
Of proposals, more popular earlier in the
war than now. to settle labor disputes
by """"cnC wage Carnrrs. But these
proposals are both unfair and impracti-
rahi". They are ais" widely regarded
and not without reason. as unpntriotic
Ii Is enough 10 say OF them here that
i'll view Of this department public SET
iinNrpt 1., l,r
c"nscrP'inn of labor for private profit
Should industrial CONSUMPTION become
really necessary In order effectively to
prosecute th" WAY. n policy loss likely
l." hc considered nu"-$id"d would y"
desirable. II would :-rcn--thnt is, if
workers were /" hr Cnnscriptcd for in
duStrinl rurpuS"S-lhat the working OPP
portuniti"s +" which they were as
signed ,nuGh; 10 hr rommandc"red. so
a. (" MAKE such workers not c"crccd
servants Of employers. hut employers
Of the government itself.
Thrrr IL. however. no reason for ap-
pretending Il ncc"ssity for any kind Of
labor r"nSrripti"n In order la settle or
prevent disputes between employers and
thctr employers which may intcrrfrr"
with n vigorous prosecution nf the Wal.
In every case In which responsible Jcv-
rcscntattNes 1t disrutiuc employers ar"
willing IL m"Snliat" C"nSidCralrly with
Responsible representatives nj ronScr-
TS'lr" lah"r organizations which repre-
con; their diSpuing employees In III"
spirit l." which th.'N wniii negotiate.
with business competitors. Labor dis.
pU:rS can l'.' settled SPEEDILY "ffrct.ir-
ly. and without friction :hrnu.;h n"
n'dliaii"r s"rvi".. "t III" d"rar,,uam; q:
labor. Ey Sfmrl,. and fair systems Of
coll civ" bargaining between Tho gov
. "rnm"ul. labor organizations. aad bust
mes organizations Nil labor disputes
rrcJudicial to an "ifcCtiv" prosecution
OF the war can hc promptly eliminated
from war problems. Not only eau this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
THREE CHILDREN INJURED

GRErNsBrRG. Pa. Dec. 1n.-Thr"
children were painfully injured. six hu
irrd others narrowly escaped death -:
n rrsrhnr Of teachers barely miss
htlnv killed ut Hcrminne today VII.
i.r.. destroyed n public school build"
AMI damaged adjoining residences. q,
failing n loss Of more than $500.
hi&h wind famed the blaze. which ~
irinatcd from an oHerhcated furnac'
IN" pupils and teachers were forced I
g. from the building before they coy
PROCURE their wraps. After All hour
fight volunteer fire department sG'
ccrdrd IN cXtinguishinG the flames.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11

use OF school trustees and boards OF
Education In employing teachers. pro-
rides that r. for any lceitimat" rnuS".
thu term II school IL not begun on the
date mentioned. or. If for amy good aud
sufficient cause II Is discontinued ar
suspended by thu board. ncithcr parry
to the contract shalt hav" rrrourS,.. IN
the other for damages. IL * pointed
out.
The teachers causn for dalua:.
therefore. the attorney genera! declares.
depends entirely on IN circumslaut &;
in the case involved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
Important Decision.

Only N the even; that the c!rcunl-
stances disclose .;la; the n2";}tng OF a
school was postponed by Sc!on! board
sor insufficient, raus" may ? teacher
collect salar! on a:.,ulv, $tgned contract
from, The date. III" school was supposed
% hnvn started sv"n enough The teach
or had carried oar ali Il this part OF
:Ae terms % the' contract. N: attorney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
Aupea1 Allowed.

Judge Harold Ritz ot n" supreme
court. sitting IN vacation. today allowed
al appeal In the case Of George NL
Fields and Neil S. Fields. an infant. by
g. McIntre-Wearer. his next friend.
against James g. West. administrators
OF Barbara Fields and Harry Fields.
tro,a Morgan county. Fond was. fixed
* $500. Tho petition. presented by
Mrs. G. Northumberland. was the first
o fthe kind ever presented 70 the court
BY a woman attorney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
Will Hold Conference.

'S;ai" Superintendent - Schools Nor
ris r. S;iaAkcy. J. +. Marsh. secretary
nf the stat. board ii regents. and others.
left today for rark"rShurr. wh"r" they
will attend 4 meeting tomorrow with
r. J. Lcouar,.. federal specialist In in
dustrtal "lUcl;icl!. and J. \. Link". fed
eral senc!T1:S n ag5ic;ti;ura! education.
At his conference. o. state ana ma
tional officials. plans wil! ha discussed
ttr~rnca::1;!a! educational classes in
N.s. Virginia schools. Un,;..r ~. recent
act Of congress. .arrr"priatinS ii large
sum for Sf..!l work and apportionN. 20
he Ivcral states.
The officials iat"r will v.si, vnca-
:ioaal 'claSs;e' L! Park"rShurg. Middle
bour:!a. Wheeling ard Shcrrard S!'horls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
"ConfcssIon."

Th" '"'"mti' f'r:rm1'ic club M" C"H-
pl"t"d ~ ARRANGEMENT" for tn" r"r-ti-
i!"m e! tho play. "t'"rfcSsin,r." sonnet Ma
during tn E"'"ul week "f January,
which VIII l,r f"r L." h"n"ni of tho War;
wood 'rrI.!* Christi church, This play
when first "i0""d proved tn Il" one "f
IN" most Sucr"S"tHi ever staged by the
dramatic club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
To Hear Wheeling Case.

The public service commission this
afternoon board evidence "n the apph-
cation 81 ~, chnr..St"n-D Dunbar Nat
u-ol Gas s.,:r,r,.:'y FOR permission =
Increase iafsStrirI anal ,:vm".itic rates
-; 81. A'"I:>. piHha- AMI n"arhE com
rnun;,j.s. -. .'t!in is made that the
rates u.'r c:.'"=, i j" a"t pa a profit
~ ~ $rrri"".
The commission Nj! h"tr N" reg
u!ar D.-":ul,.r r..,'linS oc its docket Of
pending CASES tomorrow afternoon.
IiS,,,,,t III. nrpitration Of the West
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
Inroads- by tuberculosis.

James s. I.Hltiu, iI'.inh"r - III" stat
hnnrd Of cnnir"l. vii" r'iiurm'd from %
tour nf state inst jtu,i"nS III Ia" r"ri''
ern part of West Virginia. announce
that tuberculosis is making "6nsid'rah @
Roadway in the stat", especially anon
the women folk. Among tho institutions
visited wcrc tire HnHcnvn' STAT" Tut,rr-
culosi= san!'ariun nni 80. ='r'. p'.a:-
r.nt!HI: 80 t."o..'.~' .Ii,..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11

This evening ut the Center Warwoo'l
high school building. the Teachers
K"?dlnC |ircl". under the instruction
'"f superintendent G. T. Citizens Of
Wheeling. will hold It's regular SENT
monthly m""tirE Child study Will hr
the subject discussed. and all ~ III
teachers arc requested 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11

This rvrriu" - IN" E.'lianr" Hose
ir"u"". nv important meeting VIII h."
h'.ld. which will IL" for in" purpose Of
namiUr "a" rnridnt"s fur tho "l"rti"n.
"u tn" Ii-Sr Thur*Gay in January, 1915.
II is stal"d that quit" q number Of thr
prominent mrn nf Warwnud will enter
The rae.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11

\ pcnran' has h"rn purchased by
superintendent y. l.. Gregg. ami this
will h. :c'v"T 10 n" class who has tho
greatest r"r"""tnr" "f tn" rrrrnis prot
rnt 1T IN" Parent -t"arh"rs' meeting
which vii, n" held IN noXt Monday eve
ming Thr coIors Of this pennant are
maroon and gold, and will be awarded. 10
n. winning contestant at zach meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. u
Commissioner Of AgrIH:i!:u:" James II
Stewart today amn"U1rrd tina; rl''nS 'i'a
heen formulated in mis- department. 'oF
,ha es,ahllShinrut al i sign board SES-
tenn In every community IN West Ni'-
Cinta, for tho puvrps" "f bringing be-
FORE the reopls the necessity "t r.tiSihe
larger CROPS rex: spring especially IN
.hesm;Il gardens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11

general has Informed y. G.. Mathews OF
ShiunStown.
The form. nc contract prescribed ny the
state department of education for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
RADIATOR FAN IMPORTANT
10 Drives tir Unrk O,rr the Motor,
Not Hri Through til"
It:tul.ttpr

-" an lays = h":, IA reducing
~ n,In temperatures 81 hNdroGarp"n
'"'"'"S''"h 'h't ih'r" - common
N"'P''''"h I" uhocrcstlmii'. In truth
= '"''"r "i n';'r'H 'rua' 'm""r,.
'"'' 20 ""''r III Nc'PihE inc thcrnai
'"h", non al inc motor at tn" point OF
S''"'cN' 'h'''NhtI' SAYS Tue latest
'"rn"'''i ""''"''H issued ny IN" Haynes
'>u,"'h"h'' '"npahA.
'"' 'ch'f"tatuf" al an aui"in"hli"
49, l','' % "NpI"S'"h =
49, ~ l''''''' "'"o' "eHiceE' an" INC
~ W w 49,. u''''' coverings q!
'','',t"'" - N"'""'''"'S "'''
W. "''"hE io'h.' S'""h"S"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

connection with III" Eunkhcad High
way. IL cNtcrd from Washington 10
Etrhm"nd. Va. L" Atlauta. TIA. 10
Birmingham, Ma. 10 Memphis. Tenn.
ana thcn across Arkansas and on to
The Pacific Coast over route no, yet
decided uruu Governor Harris. OF
Judge r. |; Patterson. chairman ur
among tho speakers at the luncheon
given in honor Of the Aiahama Scuu-
tor whose name Was coupled with that
-: Representative - W. Shucklnrord
.: Missouri. IN the passage Of the
Federal aid road act
TN" consensus OF uuiuinu aud tn,
SuhscHuou, action OF the business
meeting. was that great highway
made NJ "f intprcommuuica;ing state
pns' roadS would prove OF invalruiahle
benefit ia the states passed. through
ana would meet our national neccssi-
ti-s. commercially. socially and for de-
tense. Senator Bankhcad. in I'll" course
oi his address dweit particularly upon
the great wisdom Of keeping In mind
a. this time the part which connecting
highways would serve in military mobi-
liz; ton purposes u was agreed that
the MS" Of combined Federal and State
money should have reference to roads
(which serve the greatest number Of
people. and relieve the states or "a
percentage Of their expensive highways
aud thus make il possible for the
states I" give Increased co-opcration
TO the counties on the essential market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

rh" state Highway and i'rinccS,
Nu:c County commissioners have
awarded to Tic Mediums Construction
tnGpnaN ~ Norfnlh. II contract In
t."raiuuv; go, ,Ailca of improved high
Wa%S ia Princess \unc County. Va.
with ""n"ui clay gravel from tho
pits, "f the & no Fear Gravel Company.
located ~ Ellington. y. &. These
roads connect with the concrete roads
recently built in Norfolk County. and
az" Iiuks in tho Norfolk Virginia Reach
Highway. James T. Wrcmu, president
Of the Mcclure Construction toinpa NY.
states that the work on this contract
viii hc started as soon a. the weather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
BANKHEAD OPTIMISTIC
OF HIGHWAY FUTURE.
.Nlahama Senator Predicts for Ncur
Future Greatest System of
Highways of World.
RICHMOND ON GREAT ROUTE
lntcrcomniunicating State Post lso,tIs
VIII Prove nf incairuiable Hcne.
ut I" Sta,cs-lsaniihead Highway
Meeting at birmingham in April.

WASiiINGrON. February "a II pre-
cot that in the lives OF the Younger mon
now before ne will bc seen from ocean
TO ocean in the United states the
greatest system OF highways to. bc
found anywhere in the world was the
prediction - Senator John H. Bank :
mead. recently altered in Atlanta at
u meeting II It's convention bureau
held for the purpose Of accelcratinc the
building of tho Rankhcad Highway
through the Southern States,
The present Federal approximation
Of SN1,ocu,uuo Is but the beginning OF
the work that the national govern
wen' VIII shortly he doing in tho mat
-" "i road construction asserted The
venerable chairman Of the Senate Com
wittcc on post-bHiccs and Post Roads
and. before the expiration OF The five
Nc"r period III which money will IL. ~
pended in conjunction with 81. "ad 600
contributed by the several states |
-Npect to see the Congress making
appropriations OF from s50Uhdo ou TO
S'5.0nc.cGo annually for hi.hNays
prugrcSS."
richmond ON One Great Route
II - doubtful il more enthus iaStic
series OF good roads meetings have
been held THAN the sessions which had
Ia do with tho Atlanta gathering in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
Ehcn,on to Have Auditorium.

EDl:\fbN. y. q. February 24-The
Edcnt"n Auditorium Company. of which
!. g. Bond Is president viii erect
AN auditorium as a civic center The
building, Tor which the plans have
already hccn drawn and accepted is
o" cost >2I.ooo Bids for tho con
strmcti"m "f this building have been
advertised for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

The Model Garage Corporation. To-
cal distributors for the Haynes light
sin and twelve" announce that it
mas secured '..c agency for the Lip
phru-Stcwari motor trucks. The line
- now on display.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
Purchases curtcrcnr PLAT.

Il; ~ Palmer. president uf tn.
blympian Motors Company. Of Pontiac,
Mich. authorizes the announcement of
the purchase BY that company of The
former tart"rcar tompany plant Tho
Dlyupiuu co. which now occupies the
M..nMM ~ nl.mlS nnmSirmnicL for ,hc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
|bDTOMOB|LE PLANTS
AT PRESIDENTS CALL
Great Auto Industries Oncrcd Z" Ser
vice OF Government in Event
SS5 az Emergency.
RUBBER pi..,NTS IN THE LIST
without Rubber, the Submarine and
.AeroplanC Would Not he Possible
- ms Miliiar, tGcncir>-Spirit OF Pa
trloti>E, in kilograms I" WILSON,

s lndus,rios ur the uatiou haNe hcc"
sttrolnpt 10 vGeg 4" fNcSldcui wilson
the facilities ~ their command ~ event
-Nof war. AND foremost amoug these
Iprofrcring and go Tho United states GOV
ernment arc ,h, automobile ana tire
SmanufaciuviuI companies
II is Interesting: 20 not. that without
%rubbcr tho submarine" ANA acropIAuc.
two of tho most tnr"ri"n; military
&sgencies Of modern tine, would not hc
sfpossiblc. In Submarines. battery cells.
scparators, u>uldtors, caSNcts on
sdoors. hatch ouvcrs mauholr covers.
torpedo tube covers aud valves for
water tichtues~ arc among the items Of
8equipmcnt in which rubber plays an
lmportanr part ON aeroplnncS. rubber
1ized fabri 10. the WINGS. radiator
those. shoes thsorhcr~. aNl. cushions,
i speedomc;cr shaft guards and tires are
= among The products H which rubber
lis Indispensable
::s.non Wen for Service.
49, Offers Of aid 20 the governments from
auto manufacturers nave bccu many.
s among them is TN. WHY'S ovcr,rud
] Co. Of Toledo. who's" president John
FN. WHY'S. wired President Wilson
''You have my sincere and loyal sup
Hport and cooperation iu the present
.EcrlSis on behalf al tn" Wilys- overland
Go. and its subsidiary and allied com
y panicS. moiudjuG tho companies con-
sstroIlcd nv wt do-ir" TO eNteud :"
80" NC, .'"0 P."",H 'n' ~ 80"
a.r .'o''S - '"' "H' W '"' 49, w.
~ mccu.",
s. NC '"'r'!" ,'''. IN -, Wv w
q 1o3 acres ur '"or space aud employs
tapproNim"i"IN l>,""" men IN IN" sub
aifliary and allicd WHY'S rror"r'i"S
/ there are 2"""" mon employed. asking
total or 3N.non
Tho Ford rlau;. Al Detroit. and the
Cruiser Motor Car C"mp"UNs plant, q,
,h''"s"' arc aIS" AMONG 'nt ""'"."'"h",
!at'uiIhE P'.n'H ''""'''" '>''r'''rA 81
WI h'N'r zoo inc use 81 'H' govern
"fcn''
NC'nlhI l'"'' Wy" IN 'h''l' "'
70 r' " 800" "" M'N..'"S ~
s.nnc TT , t,,i,h, ,,,,, .r
,.,,n ,.,-.a r-,.;hn,, ,y,,.n,,'
..Tbo Eir.enn, .rirS .,,.i ,,',lho,. GAM,
n,ny orrcr. ~ r. r r,,,,;oy 49,,
IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

III" Price Burroughs Motor COMPANY
has an interesting display "c Mitchell
'h' triScoc cars Al ~" PETERSBURG,
.NEt"mubilr SHOW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

The Price Burroughs Motor Com
pauN. Sos West Broad street. local
agents FOR the Mitchell and Rris,oc
plcH%Gr" car has been appointed dis
tribulor for The Gr,mm Eo.uStcin mo-
tor trucks and for the EcGdin Motor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

Flanders Manufacturing TO. vim take
possession Of tho Cartcr.ar plan. April
|. This factory consists ur nv" factory
buildings. with a floor space Of 10000
feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

In birmingham, April -. there will
hc held probably tho most important
gathering Vet or the iiunkhead High
way. for the Governors ut racticallv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

Truck Company. = concern manufacture
'iS an attachment 10 convert a Ford
CHASSIS INTO an un-to-datc truck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
Sparks From MotorIand
l.rcuts Of II cckou automobile Kou.

Freight congestion through tho cour,-
Try has made it "a difficult matter to
=ct shipments "f automobiles from the
company report. ina, i, managed to
.ct hvc carloads OF Cadiilncs in this
week. MANY dealers. 1t * reported. are
driving ears from the factories in or
der /" make deliveries I" customers
I'M. AIa>,,cu Motor Salos ...rr,,,,,..r
has another n,,ra,,iy, v,n,uv. .j,g,i.,Y
,h,, :,i,.miion ycs,rrLn,
rnc ,,.n,m,uwc.l,h ,i.,,, ,.,,,,..,.
which was r.,cu,ly ,nruin,cd Jilirii!
u,or fnr. The nldsmohl. ,,,n,t ,bc
delivery of a .cycu-n,ss,u.,, ,r,,,.t,m.
Ia ~, :. uuyc,u
Tho Alison Motor ,.ou,.,u, I'm, ~
r,e,s 10 make I,cb,r,.,,, h.,,,o,
+rnc Fac, liza, Tho ,.h,I,a., ,.ll III.
yon.o xIGn ~, March ,,,,iI,ia
for IN. riish
M.ssr. ~ A Linen, ,l - . w
Elcc.Inu b:,y, h,., .,ddoI 80 ,b. ,r,.
force Of ill.,. Alison N,tnr ,.,,.,,,,,,, IN,
rho ,.nhu,n No,nr S,i,. .,,,,,,i,
r.ror, .,nn,, Lu.i,,.. -
vccj >n,ou- ,hc s,In. I
,irh, nl.,.,,r ,,,r.
Stcrr.,i 4 rr.miu. ., l.,,,r,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

The MaNWclI Motor Sales Corporation
has another attractive window display
for this week. |, attracted ,,uSidor-
able attention yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

Thc agency for tho Traveller tire has
been placed with to" MCicl ';nra@c
Corporation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

Stcrrcti X Flcmtug. i".I dealers
Tor tn" Detroit Electric. vcp"rt dcliv-
"ri"S last week I" w. : l:h"adS. "f
Miller y i:h"ads, aud Mrs Mas ';uv-
Scnhcim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

The Commonwealth Motor COMPANY
Which Was recently appointed diStrih.
ut"r Tor the pldsm"hi!". report the
delivery of seven paSScng"r machine"
To nr J y e. IuGEdn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

The '"hu"n Motor Sal"s Corporation.
local distributors OF the .~tudchakCr.
report good business lurlu: th. past
week. Among tho sales mad, were
eight pleasure cars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

The NIsup Motor IompaIl Inc r\-
poets t" make February d banner
month in the sales OF chalmers GAYS
The TACT that Tho thalncrs win adj
vance SIG" on March rs responsible
for the rush
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

MesSrs " W. Lucas .rud Il :, Won
Elo cduu hay" been added iu TN. sales
force Of The .AiSop Motor Cuupauy. Inc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-13
FOOT BALL.

The high school football team went
to Norway last Saturday to play re.
turn game. Several OF the boys were
in bad condition and things went
rather differently from the first game
which the boys won. 7-6. Norway put
up faster game and won 1910. which
certainly was surprise. but the de-
feat was taken IN good part
Today the team plays game with
Iron River on the Forest Park Ath-
letic field, and they promise 10 make
a better showing and We believe they
will.
II Is hoped there will be good
turnout OF those interested ia the>boyR
at the game
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-13
nE.s cor 4 BIC JOB.

In order 10 bring about a better
utilization OF its facilities, the West
ern Union Telegraph company has
decided to station a district manager
in the upper peninsula. with head
quarters AZ Marquette. Herbert c.
Hubel has been appointed to the new
ly created position, which gives him
immediate supervision over all the
Western Union Offices in the upper
peninsula. He will confer with To-
cal managers, inspecting Offices. SER
vice, etc. In order that steps may be
taken to meet more closely II posi-
bic. the telegraph requirements OF
business houses and tho public gencr
ally Mr. Hubel was n caller at loca
Office last Thursday Press.
Mr. Hubel can spend considerable
Of his time profitably in Crystal Falls
for the service which the Western
Union IS giving here Is about the rot.
tenest thing imaginable; in fact We
would be about as well of without
any M. Y. office at all.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-13
PREPARING FOR
POTATO SHOW
COMMITTEES HAVE BEEN APPOINT
Ed AND PROGRAMS ARE OUT
COUNTY SHOW IMPORTANT
Upon it Depends a Great Deal of
the Activity in Potato Culture in
Iron County Next Year

The convention OF the boys and
girls clubs OF the upper peninsula to-
gether with the county potato show
which win be held in Crystal Falls
Is attracting a great deal Of attention
from our people all over the city.
During the week Chairman Bridges
Of the Business Mems Association Sc
lectcd his committee to take hold OF
the work OF preparing for this show
General Program Of Meeting.
The general program for the meet
ing OF the boys and girls was issued
during the week by County Agent
Hoopingarner and is as follows:
Committee.
Geo. W. Rowell. Jr.. Marquette.
J. W. Weston, Marquette.
r. NJ Kebler, Marquette.
r. G. Hoopingarner. Crystal Falls
John Mason, Crystal Falls.
Program, Thursday Nov. u.
1880 Address Of Welcome, ....
.............. John Masov
Response ...J w. Weston
200 The purpose Of the Boys and
Girls Potato Show ....
...,....,,. r. NJ Keble,
$50 Garment Making and Home
making @ Miss NJ justin
300 How Club Work has helped
Me Two Potato Club Boy,
3:20 The Rural Problems .,,
........- +. G. Lindemanr
400 Games, Contests, Yells and
Songs.
Evening Session.
Club Members, Teachers OF
Iron County
$3.50 Banquet, f. c. Lindemann
toastmaster.
Friday, November 10.
$3.50 Setting up exercises on
Court House lawn.
900 Judging Potatoes .......
Members OF Potato Clubs
1890 Reading Of Prize Essays.
Members taking first place
on quality, cost OF pro-
duction and yield.
ll:00 Criticism by Judges
1880 Presentation OF prizes
.........E c. LindemanI
l:3O Club work and the County
Agent. n. G. Hoapingarnel
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