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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13

stall ~. Tom cod. Iss ttc: fresh
ustsr Goldfish, iha ttc fresh carp. /.
lbs. tses cleaned perch. : its ste. a,an
a. asu Pkg gmAksr oats. sac. Csc pkg
Pearls % wheat. akc ipS Jap rice. $50
ihs fanny prun~H. .sc stall iet.
health bread. ice To- s-lh. brick cod
fab atc KtnEsfspap@. ite ~. Stall fos
cooking apgisa. s&r hos large fancy or
anEsH. tgg dor stall III. fancy Jena
than apples. o. dos small dry onions
lbs ssc. AisHsa yviiow tgrnips. ihs
100. fsncy cooking apples. soc hos stan
t1o 10 lbs pure renn EuEar. Soc Z ID
ghirafdsllta chocolate. ates / ~ ifli~
red car coffee. ale. stall lea. good
family patent flour. o. 90 Ne. 10 sack
farina. SEC. cans nos crop peas. $50 !.
cans condensed milk. asc. stall isg
soft she'll salnpts. lbs .se. fancy
bananas. s5r deH lemons. Toe doA
stall i7s. Huttsrrup margarine. asc ~. /.
y Y Premier cheese. t0e 10. best WASH
inEton butter, Sc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13

Stalls asa. high grade patent flour.
f275 sack. lbs rolled oats. 25o: o lbs.
yellow corn meal sbc, pksa mince-
meat. zoe. 2 ibs Selecto coffee. 7se. =
lbs best white figs. 25c Main entrance.
FIRST ave. iadiea' 81 and SO shoea mar
row slEea), st7a stall 81, &c mustard.
i0r. l0c size Sei zoe plum butter. ITO
H.. lba sgc. Stall ils. onions, lbs
i5c, spinach. Dc ~ stall i02. 3.ih can
" ! ~ coffee, 9se. ~ -lb. can NUS
coffee. $40 Stall IS, war flour. f2.1b
ruckt lbs new swedish peas. 2bc. fresh
soda crackers aud gngorsnaps, iSc ib.1
ihs green spit peas. 2aes 2 pkR-
CeretHua pancake flour, Csc. pkgs
corn flakes, 25c lemon. orange and cit
ron peel. sbc 10 stalls iOa-t05. not
roast. tso H.. picnic hams. 81 tac 10.
good steak. t7itc ~. Stalls asa crabs
each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
WOMAN, GIVEN 80
DAYS IN JAIL, FAINTS

zone hundred dollars and 30
days" pronounced Police Judge
John u. Gordon In sentencing Mrs.
Pauline Berklund a proprietor of "A
lodging house at Boren ave. and
Virginia St. Monday morning. Mrs.
Berklund screamed and tainted. She
was taken to the city hospital. Mrs.
Berklund was arrested once before
and convicted for having liquor in
her possession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13

HtAti ~. ibe. graduated swwnf. ste
stall ~ pure natural milk. - at stat
a., hons HteAk. ) &c o. sisioin STEAK
t4e ID round stsak. t&c 10 Hfsl 1885
fancy Carolina rice. tee ~ fancy head
rice. 81 lbs 1te Stall ~. Cons .,
SCOT dsssruYsff. sts and tec. stall 81.
salwgu frost. ite lt. lutsrNt. : iss -se
stall 1911. nos fss salt Kms salmon
Iee ~ fat Shore uaAeksrsi. ise AsI wp
Eastern oysters. ttu ~ red snapper. }
lba sgr stall ~. beet oieasna rgsr-n.
$50 Va iha 81 %, peanut butter. its
80. Iha 8ec stall -. eniuns. "a % and
90 PEI s4ek, delivered. klaR @ppies
SO bpH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
POSTAL DEPOSITS Of
ALIENS NOT TAKEN

Germans or citizens OF countries
allied with the Teutonic power liv-
ing in the United States and having
postal savings deposits need have
no fear Of having their money seiz-
I'd. according to an announcement
issued by A. Mitchell Palmer. alien
property custodian Of the govern.
nent
Palmer says there In considerable
apprehension being felt, owing TO
the.rccent establishment of the trad
ing .wlth-theenemy act.
The announcement was issued by
Postmaster Battle Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13

RED Zeal grocery. Annex. - lbs cane
sugar 81 90 pkRa mAehrpnl sse. :
lbs potatoes. 2se, cans Lighthouse
cleanser. asc Stall 81. good eating sp-
pies 81 ~ boz fine potatoes. ii.fB sack
stan a. Washington creamery butter,
zoe ID fresh puiiet eggs, sic dor stan
~. fresh ground peanut butter itc 10
nutieroup margarine. a1c h. It's. CSC
atnng's. cans tomatoes. sbe. can,
peas. 25e1 cans new pack corn, sbc
I rolls toilet paper. $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13

Rtali a. round steak. zoe N: pork
steak. 20o 10 Stall 2. mus coffee. AZ .
II. rod can. $50. Albers oats. 2go pkg :
corn meal. lbs. 6Sc. Log Cabin syrup.
s7c ran Andcrsons, black grapes. Sc
lb seeded raisina. i0c ID. toilet paper,
4 rolls acc. olympic pancake flour. 3oo
pkg. Stall IS. best Jersey butter. soc
ID fun cream cheese, 2 iba 55r. Stall
20. cup cakes. zoe doz, bread. ioavea
gGc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
Public Markets



AiaH -. uas Efaunlatsd saga Tbs
sfF 2 sacks. ~ iha salt. ss stall 81
pure nssuFaf milk. - A.. Sc 81 cream.
TO- = ~ stall 50. lsa- pafs loaf lard.
ftc. pet roast. iee ~ eprnsd hrss lie
% stalls ssss. : lhs ssa Maid rAl.sas.
zoe sstfA fine naine~nsat. 10 10 tse
cans notassss. isss f.snat sasa. bars
str ns@ futivd oats ibs $50. cracked
houiuy ihs tsr hasss good matches
ssr HtAu st nnisuk Lbs tt~ red
Peppers. tee 10 large heads lettuce.
for tsr ssll u, fresh made peanut
batter t&t to- ths 20 eiFsmafasrtnr.
ta huik tar 10. lhs tteai fancy
creamery butter. zee 80 los tlss
stall Is. tss' jersey creamery batter 2
lts. sse Stall 10. wsr bread. Ice leaf
" isceasim brick cheese. &C. 10 ess
fnaY1nusiss. see glass orsnxs mar
nsalads. Tho. atr. stall ts Fhsie~
uraAisian coffee. &c N. ihs, sset
Ghirarasiifs eocea. ss.ih tius. isei
olive oil. ste ps. is~ a, shredded co.
eoasus. .te IN t&s X hshinz powder.
lie 10. stall -. tom cod. ) ia use
fFsaA h@rFtox OF seiss. , tia s.s. Etsii
-. Washington creamery batter. tsc H..
it4 aaFs fail cream nhs@s~. ssr ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13

NOTICE pf NENENAls EJEt -Fi}N
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN To
THE orALiFtEn VOTERS or
THE PORT District or TIfE
e 2gT 81 81 r sI,ATT6E T THAT rAN
HEi.p IN SAID FORT DISTRICT
DECEMBER I. 1911. At WHICH
THERE WILL. HE ELEG-rED on
COMMISSIONED! EnoM THh
Tn IHS TO To INV roR / rf I'm
or THREE YEARS: TERM no
cnwMFScE on THE SECOND
MONDAY ~ JANUARY. 1873
THEnE WILL Also tE sun
M Mutt I,,r TWO FH n1.sc, T,rISS
no az OF THE PoRT coMMIs-
gtOS or THE PORT or SEAT
TILE. ADOPTED OCTUHEW -.
1917. gAlp PROPORTIONS M
ING BRIEFLY DESCRIBED As
pHoposrTroS ONE
The question 81 whether or not the
Port CommiHHlon shall operate
free % charge % al persons and
vehicles SeekinE transportation
the ferries and boats now being
operated on Lake Washington
under and hy virtue Of Unit No, 3
81 the Comparative Scheme 81
Harhor improvements. and the
ferries now heiuE operated on
Unit No. 2 Of the Comprshsnsivs
Scheme Of HAfbor impfoy
PROPOSITION Two
The question ~ authorizing the
Port Commission ~ the Port Of
Seattle TO borrow the sum Of one
Hundred geventy-fivs thousand
f;i75. 0G0t posarR. and issue bonds
thereof for the purpose ~ con
atructing an extension to tho Bell
street wharf and Transit Shed.
II - n i'm
block III. Seattle Tide Lands. lots
1 20 2, Inclusive. block t72. Seattle
Tide Lands. and that vacated por.
ton Of Blanchard street vacated
b4~ordtnance No. 2iTsa 81 the city
Of Seattle. municipal corpora
ton and upon the flarbor Area
In front Of the foregoing described
property. said Improvement beins
part 81 Central Waterfront I'm
provement. known and deHi grated
~ Unit No. of the Comprehen-
sive scheme Of Harhor Improve
ment Of the Port District. Said
bonds shall be General Serial
bonds Of the Port OF Seattle IN
such forms as said Port Commits
Hion shall hereafter prescribe Of
the denomination Of One Thou
sand (ft. 000) Dollars each. num-
bered consecutively from one TO
one hundred seventy five. bear
ing interest at the rate Of 3 per
annually principal and interest
payable at the Fiscal Agency %
the state Of Washington In the
city Of New York. 10 be dated as
issued. and Issued In such
amounts and Mt such times as the
Port Commission shall hereafter
prescribe. Said bonds to mature
in from one to forty-two years
with average maturlties Of APP
proximately 2GH years, all as
specifically aet forth i'm Resoiu-
ton No 3fT OF the Port Commits
sion. Said bonds. principal and
interest to be payable out OF the
net income from said improve
mcnt and In case tho net income
ehaii not be sufficient for that
purpose. the remainder shall he
payable out OF taxes levied upon
the property I'm said Port District
The details OF the methods Of cree
ating and applying said net i'm
come and taxes. and OF creating n
proper and sufficient fund for the
payment OF the principal and in
tereRt OF said bonds as they be-
come due. To be ms hereafter pre-
scrlbed by said commission.
Section 2. That Bt the General
Election. 10 be held December 1.
1911 the polls shalt be open be-
tween the hours 81 o'clock y. M.
and o'clock p. m
THE PORT MISSION OF THE
PORT or SEATTLE,
Uy ROBERT BRIDGES.
Its President.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
NFTNHT
G. g. HEMSBERG.
It's Secretary.

I WAS PUSHED orr FAuNTtERoY
car No on Fifrf ave. + and jackson
It, on my why 20 work ~ Anea ship
yard on sunday evening. November
II. about 1870 need witneanrn
Please report o. room 800 Maynard
BidR First ave. x. and Washington
%. NICK Follack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
Front Property
lsEAR SHIP YARDS

D bungalows built in the last "a months
Il, our new suburban toWnHits. WHITE
CENTER An idaai home incatlon. on
me car line near school. phones. city
water, electric lights near the new
park or reservoir cite. viii build 70
stdf YOU. or sell one ready 20 move
tuto, either on hnif acres Or lots. easy
monthly % FmeHte George W "
" hlts. 407 oriental Block. Main 2209.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
III ACRES. CLOSE IN

IL ACRES. CLOSE IN
ZINE RUNNING CREEK. $3.50
This property II improved with
house and barn. about 4 acres
cleared. balance of land seeded
to clover for pastursKs. fine
running creek through property.
located In Hsil settled district.
close to school ami stores,
within easy reach Of the down
town district I will sell on
terms Of $50 cash and so
monthly For location call at
205 New York Block and ask for
Mfr. Gilgen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13

inERTy BONDS sAMn Al CASH
ray TO neAr Tius

tee liberty bond down and your own
terms buys faoe heme lot, a0xfs9f
eies" % best schools 10 minutes fram
City hall. on beat eAr line. haarlus
trNt trees, best soft Also other lots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
S2~Male Help Wanted

s2@Malle Help ''Wi Wanted '"
WANTED = rtREMFN ron cry
Asht Departments Lake linton steam
rtAnts oil fifins experienced third
grade license. Call Maln COCO. local
Tvs. er apply az stuatn plant. EAatiaks
ave and Nelson place,
wM O oRtRNE'a tFoRMrRf.Y
Traeis'sl, Upstairs Suit ahop saves
sen tie on mems quits and exsreaats
sebs third
TNN ilfronRaNE GUARANTEES f0
teach yea Old ar new DAWES Pref
osweia. Eltiett stsf. The Hlppedfoms.
fifth and University.
n--nookKErpEn ANp nit.is.
ms clerk fct sawmili ia country town
Must have iumesr experience state
experience and civ. references Al
dress Use, the star
WANTED nookkEErnR Fon dEN
erai stsro "a country town. Give 81,
perienee sud references Address
MsTs, The star
wASrEn = FAwMiiI. HANDS ron
sa~mil In country town no fees In.
auir~ al Alaska uidg.
tsse yALuR rRousens yoR ssse
f.unfaaist Lilly upstairs clothes shsp.
osssS elas s,essss .ss r.ss.
33-Male Situations Wanted
wNNrrn- WORK FoR TWO HEAVY
tsams Address Pete Cells. y. q nas
80 afe, kent. Wash
Female Helm Wanted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-09
fI);;ga3 S';:;;;:::1l! WILL GO
TAGaEEp!ESr TlDAY
Three Of the Boys Arc FROM other
Cities, but Th2y Registered From
Wheeling.

Jacob l.oertlor. VII" was arrested and
held al tie county jail M complaint 1t
Judge Zen s. tIoEcck"r. charged with
L"i':- !ntuXir..ic;l ua ThurSiIy. after 4
warning. when H. was supposed Ia have
:''@.,ir.n panied Wh"rlinG'$ third Increment
OF sci"ctrd draft mon 10 Camp Ice. ut
Petersburg. VA. viii hr 0n; there to-
day in company with three Others. who
Will u" late in arriving.
Lo.ihcr Wa; not arraigncd In court
hr~". his case being left Tor the mill
iary officials to hal!ril".
The three others who Will accompany
I'm arc Earl Graham Of Fa!rmort, llor-
r.! Eci&ncr of Pittsburgh and c. W.
SiieS Of Akron.
In tn" case Of all three Of the latter
mentioned there are cXtcnuating cir
cums:uuccs and il is not ,Nrectcd that
they will b. punished. Thy changed
their addresses after being examined
hut neglected 10 leave thci: new nd
dr"Ss"S behind SO did not receive notice
TO report.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-09
ELM COURT BOOMI
wtde-Awake Suburban Place Is Grow
irg Like the Bay Tree.

Hobbs on lot -. John Henderson on
lot !. Lester henderson on !ot Ill.
Harsh on lot s. Mitchell on lot -. Nc
Cutc!:cn on .nt o2-that is the way new
homes are Enirrv up in Elm Court. in
addition 20 IN" '!oE"nn- tnnr: SubStar-
TIA! dwellings completed within the last
year.
And lot va'':cS All increasing to the
cu!ck-st"a ,uic ot the new building OPP
cratinnS.
Very recently several ,ot owners have
realized handsome profits on the turn
overs they rlade. !. L. Hobbs sold his
HON" Through the F-inS * Harr"ll
Smith a-;"".y. and Lester Henderson
sold his ;n:c," 20 Mrs. Henry Fig. [ol-
l"r and j'rr,r.I disposed % log III. whil.
tho fronts lots. ) and &c. recently fig
urrd in quick sales. It seems to be the
Elm Co.'S: r"alp2ny'S p!ans To max" ~,
Al Residential site OFT u: Elm Court
and 70 50" tha: lot purchasers get more
than r:l.u. received for every dollar
they inr' 81 there. Thu place is i'm
proved with gas. water. sewers. cleo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-09
COL0nED MEN ARE:
READY TO LEAVE
For Any Camp the Government DcSig.
mates as Soon as They Are Called
for Service.

Since the announcement In the In
tcllnGcncer that the Colnred men
drafted in tho city and county will BE-
the next to b. called from the list Of
selected draft men to report at their
training camp. many inquiries have
hcen made us ~ where the men will be
sent.
The government previously announced
that the col0rcd men would be sent to Il
separate camp from the whits, but up
to now no culorcd environment has been
named and no announcement IF Its pos
sibla location has drifted from Wash
inEtun.
In Ohio county thcrearc eight colored
men who have qualified for service and
in the city eighteen. making Il total Of
twcnty-Six.
None Of the men have claimed en-
cmption and theyare ready to go and
do their bit just as soon as the gov
eminent calls them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-09

This morning In ST. Johns church In
Rrllairr n double wedding will take
Mace when Miss Elizabeth Rlakn will
become thr bride OF Mr.. Arthur Henry
Dawson nf Glendale. and Miss Veronica
Flake will w"d Mr. Edward Negalr OF
Wheeling. Nurtial high mass will I've
offered at Sis o'clock by itcr. Father
Clement Crock. ASSISTANT pastor ut st.
Iohr's The sanrtuHry will have dec
rratinre Of nnt:rl plants and chry$nn-
thn.1lrms. while throughout tho cdifcn
autumn decorations will h" soon.
The brides will II" attended by th"ir
sisted Mrs Vernon Smith "a matrnn
Of homo. and Dr I. W. Flake. brother
Of The hr..s. will servo rs Crnomsman.
Mrs Smith will wear n hroa2Cloth suit
iu gur-au1v shade. with white satin
hat. At the c"rSar" she will wear pink
sweet pcaS TIL" brides will he nttircd
in suits Of white hrHahrloth. velvet
brnadclnih. and will wear hats ~ white
ynlvct. They will wear cnrsage hOu-
Ouois Of white roses.
Following tho ceremony wedding
hrnakra.t Will hn served ut III" Wind
@rr, I.r'C- Tho young couples VIII leave
on ~, cn"tnrir wedding journey.
Thr brides viii travel in suits Of dark
hl"o with military finish. Their ac-
rcoso"!,." will hc az III" sam" shade.
Upon their return. Nr. and Mrs, T'H W
con vii rnsi1n in Warwo"d. md :Ir,
N+ra,r and his bride will reside in Nc
NrCh"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-09
TAKE 4 "CASCAREI"
TONIGHT A||) SEEE!!

iaus, headachy, dizzy, tongue coated
breath bad AMI stomach SouT-~WhF
don't yon get 4 10ccnt box OF Ca&ca-
rp,s At the drug store and feel bully,
Take CascarefS tonight and enjoy the
incest. gnntlcst liver and bowel clean
sing you ever experienced. You'll wake
up with Il clear head. clean tongue
lively stcn, rosy skin and looking ana
feeling III. Mothers can give Whole
C:>sc2rci TO Il Sict. cross. bilious. ie-
"r!ish child any !i':l"--!hey are harnl-
!rts-n"yt.r crinr or Siciicn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-09
Lutt IT Gelc.s Meeting.

The Luther hsa::Ie cf g. J1H1cs'
church, which includes -! ;hc ::i"n!bcTs
Of the church. WI meet ;his evening
70: which special program has been
arranged. Following the program, games
will be enjoyed. and refreshments
served. The program:
Address Of welcomc-Leasue presi-
lent. Mrs. Fred Simon. "
Fiaro soIo-M:Ss Edna Seidlcr.
Rradins-Air DdEar Vessel
Addrcss---Krv. Walter (. Schuctte.
Vocal solo--H!isS lima Naas.
R"ci;atinn-Elr. Fred Miller.
Violin snEo--NiSs Louise ScnTeiZer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-09
C:,iS' Guild.

Misses Edna :i:d Margaret MAXWELL
Will entertain til ';'r;..' ',lllI 81 ~.
Mprihr.S'S inr'.n an Wednesday, after
noon Ut their hon'" OF North front
street. This will i,' the tiTSt meeting ~
the year. ari hrliGhirrl Interest will he
found. in h&innin:; ;hH work "f sewing
FOR the S!:clirri,Ir Nrlu& h":rital. lIiHty
REFRESHMENTS will j." scr,"d III Tie late
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-09
Misses
Shr!yer-Erench.

Snrrlnl TO TIL" iutrlligcncer.
BALTIMORE. Nod, Oct. S.-Chas.
Maker Shriver. son of George NJ. Shr'v-
or vice president Of Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad company. was married today 7:
Cumberland. Md. 10 Miss Ruth Lee
French. daughter Of tho late c. i.
Frrrch anil Mrs French. Mr.. French
was formerly superintendent of the
Cumberland division Of the L. x Q. at
Cumberland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-09
For WadGInE Parry.

A1r. and Mrs. ". ". Eo!l"way will en-
trr;ni.r the mp*on-Holinwar wedding
party THIS evening at their home. FOL
lowing the rehearsal.
WcGnesda" at / o'clock. Mrs. George
Whitaker VIII entertain %itha luncheon
at III" Country club. which will include
onlv the members Of the wedding party
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-09

The KIng's Daughters of iNe Second
PRESBYTERIAN church will az o noon
day luncheon on Thursday. October II.
in the church corner Twnnty-scrond and
N?rket streets. from II 10 . O'Clock.
These lunches were d"S"rrcdly pnpu-
lnr wirh the many business people "f
tho city last year. and were served At
such popular price. that their success
of the coming srrsnn is insured.
The comrittcr will be- In ch1rg" nf
Mrs. W. w Irwin. assisted hy Nrsdam"s
Howard Rachman. VIM. Fee and Harry
Schultz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-09
SIDE T AIKS
1Y RUTE cAE1Ez:oN-
The Conamonest .Affliction.

Just ono moro word about INIT most
common. least romantic and least ten
derry treated OF nj! affections.
OF course you know tn" one ! rn"Nn-
deafness.
y dear old lady OF M acquaintance
has rerrptly b":;Un ~ grow a'1ittic deaf.
She lives with h"r G,lu:;hior and sHe
WAS telling !ne The ether lay something
her Daughter ;,rd tnhi lee: about some
onr in the nciSEHCrhrnd. After She had
said il Sh, qualified il nrrv"rSly. AZ
!nass ,:!at is what think she said.
wasn't .'hSo.N'r'N ';.:;r iui -" .inrn*
me up so If don't hear that I don't
iiEs 81, ISL. hcr u ,in:iI -.
Yet She Was Iripati1;;t When She MIS-
understood.
Incidentally | happen To know tshe
didn't tell mol that In" daughter - also
very impatient with her when she doesn't
get things straight.
Now isn't that uu!ind?
OF course. it is rather hard to have
to keep repeating things But not ltalt
SO hard as i is to be deaf. Not half so
hard as 1t is never to b. able to brush
away that cloud. :hrt hangs between
oneself and everyone about one. You
only have to repeat u one person. Your
III fllcltu nruS~!utltc IliN ~ "NN'S''' ''St
ears in her contact with everyone.
Resides. if people would only train
themselves to speak little more torcl-
bly, and enunciate better iii their inter-
course with the 1ca: .hc? wouldn't have
to rcrcat so much. Tie young woman OF
whom am writing speaks very poorly.
down in her throat and "rdcr her breath.
Eut the Deaf Owe s~netitng TO the
Fearing.
Of course there Is another side TO all
this While some people arc th"uChtlHSs
enough to snap up the deaf hnuScmate
when they have TO repent 4 thing. there
are also deaf people thought!oSs enough
not to realize that their aflc:inn visits
itself on others as we'll as,on themselves
and not TO appreciate. and Ne grateful for
The. efforts Of hers make for them.
Constant repeating iG trying to ones
nerves. constant loud speaking does re-
uur" rncrr energy. and 4 word Of graft
tutie now and then. would be very pleas
ant.
yet He Took Her Hcad or.
know one irritahl" oil man whose
daughter was mos: patient. She not
only repeated for herself but for every
ore else. And yet. when. now and then
she haIpened not to hear. anything he
was very irritable with hsr.
Another thing that the deaf owe to
the hearing And that is the use OF
anything that will help them. 1t was
my own experience to live for years with
n deaf old woman who would not use an
ear trumpet hecaus" she didn't like peo-
pie to know she was deaf. And yet she
was almost stone deaf and We had to
fairly tear our lungs out to make her
hear.
Like everything else the only fair way
Is Cor both to some half way.
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Weekend Party.

y weekend fr:iy VAS given at the
country h;nlr q! Mrs. N:"ada Nicely. six
miles back "!. Nay!and. Among the
Wheeling guests wrr" Mfr. and Mrs
Newton Gilbert, MIR. Milton Nenr"man.
Jr. and lh4 l:cy. VI. y. Griffin.
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tn" inlnc Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NrnH-
man. Latter IL ih'. day Mr.. ";iJ us.
Moy!r v II l".IEr "a" Iil;%hHrEh, h'i!
from tier" "i;i x" I" 'I"!"ir"! ANA
othr? !;.;.,. points.
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yosr Law v1o1AToR CAUGHT

George Zfe. who along with several
others was indicted by the Federal
grand jury for bringing LIQUOR into the
state. WAS found yesterday at Wellsburg
md arrested by Deputy John Marshal
Short and lodged In the county jail.
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'r.N"tS for The Musical Whrl." TO
~. given III tn" Courthouse hall ut s..
Ci.irsrtllG. Thursday and Fri'.:y eve
nir"$. Grrclrr j.. md -. will lie placed
%" sn!r at loGng'S drug store this morn
Ing
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trio. cement walks and macar!am streets.
OF the original 40 lots loss :han 80
remain unSuld >;hrrwh motley makers
will quickly buy the balance.
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ancc man 0: Eric. Pa. accompanied by
his wifi. :,rr =; ending L few days with
Attorney Frank nBricr and his wife.
Al dinner ,hr ";h"Y evening NJ.
Srhtauti"g!..r a:IrnuI,"e.i hi marriage 10
Mi,s Nina Nj. Murphy. also at Eric.
which took place last Js;iv. Tho c"upl"
ar" hcrc on their w",jti;;." tour. which
49, dol: ed owing IL th"ir secrct mar
rage.
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caring for 90 adults and IS babies and
interested folk may AID In ,!;"ir assist
ancc by literally ratTomi"ing she aaie.