The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
HON, NJ. T, SHAWkEY ADDRESSES
0H|0C0. TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

Hill, who is a. present private sec
rotary 10 the Hon. Earl ". OgIcbay'
state food administrator. Suprrintehd
ent Shawkey'S address rrnlcr"H on
The. part which hi. school Is Paying
and will play in The present world war
for democracy. For III" past several
months he has spent much or his lIm'
in war work and has done all In MS
power 10 c0nn"ri The school ana us
teachers and students with the grca1
propo$ition OF aiding our country ana
lis allies in runqu"rtng m" creH' iii
iirultioS which present themselves
each day.
Sup,.rinr cndent Shawk"y has spent
the greater part of his life in cduca'
rional work and iS'at the present time
serving his third time a. STAT" Stptr'
iuIcudrnt. He il well fitted for his
work and when he announced his IN
icntnn Of doing all in his power 10
ally the schools of This slate with INC
many associations which are trying
10 do their bit" for The boys IL inc
front. the announcements was r"rrIEcn
hv all as one which would prove Of the
greatest success and a. one when
should have been gotten under way
al the start Of the war. Mr. Shawkcy
also told Of the future o! the SCHOOLS
and the part which they will have to
play in the world work after the final
battle is fought and peace is declared
once more.
After this war The man or the wom-
an who has the education Will be the
one that will b. needed in all forms
Of work in greater numbers than al
Inc presrn1' time. or course, that is
I?uc al the present time. but the
greater need will he presented when
;hr world is being remade. The num-
Der OF the country'S best men who will
be probably killed in this war Will
reach among the thousands and those
who will return disabled for life VIII
h. another great haCkset 10 the cnun-
try. All OF this must be prepared for
and overcome and the schools will be
the institutions upon which the bruni
OF This difficulty will fall. said the
speaker.
Prof. Hill Talks.
Following the addl'Ss Of Super:n-
frndcri Snawkry. Prof. William Hill,
former member Of The bethany stan
and widely known HS al authority on
food conservation work and n pres
IN, acting ~ the private secretary ol
State Food Administrator Earl w.
Oglcbay. delivered an impressive talk
on food conservation. discussed briefly
. iii. Liberty Loan issue Red Cross, y.
NJ. c. a work and III" sollinG OF the
war savings and thrift stamps. His
talk on food conservation was one that
was enjoyed by all. Prof. Hill de.
scribrtl IL number of ways in which
food can be conserved and told of the
savings which are being made at the
present time BY the conservation or
the housewife. He also spoke on the
great ncrds Of tho allies al The pres
en- time and on lhr plans which the
housewife" may be required 10 adopt IN
Inc very near future 10 make certain
the saving of sufficient amount Of
wheat for shipment across the Al
lantir.
. TN" institute adjourned at $50
o'clock. following the rendering Of 4
number OF beautiful musical selections
by the members Of the high school
glee club. No school was held IN the
various districts yesterday allowing
the teachers TO attend the meeting.