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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
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FURNITURE AND
UNDERTAKING
HANOVER STREET.
Both Phones.
Have Divided Work.

James Morrow and y. J. HFIl"n. chalr-
MAN ana secretary respectively. at IN"
local district draft hcard have made n
division Of tho work that Will tali on
them in September when the men from
is TO A. urc registered. Nj. Morrow
will look after the work in HridgGroTt
and other towns IN the district. while
Mir, Fallen will supcrintcnd arrange
mcnts for the hiG job in This city where
1t IL expected upwards of 2.""O men ma!
register. They are getting things II,
shape now and Mr.. Fallen has REQUIRED
the entire city hall To carry on the reg
sstratiun. Instead nf registering IN
wards and precincts rs WAS done IA inc
first hig registration day il has been
decided all will register IN city hall: tn"
entire building including council cham
per. police headquarters. mayors "tf'e.
health office. director of service rooms
and the auditors office can u" used II
necessary 10 take care al tho crowd.
Judging from the muhs that Surrhunded
The various polling places June o. !9li.
when t.uly !. 800 men registered. CITY hal
will DO none too lnrSc nor will it lie
possible to put any too many REGISTRARS
.i work
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MINERS URGED TO i.
y REMAIN PATIENT
AND STAY ON JOB

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. o0.-PcndinS
the outcome OF negotiations. in Wash
ington. beginning next Thursday morn
ing. between international and district
officials of tho United Mine Workers Of
America and DIR. II. y. Garfield. federal
fuel administrator. OH the questions
crising from the payment 90 bonuses by
some coal operators all coal miners are
urged to remain al work and be patient,
ir: a circular issued from the lnternd-
tolnal headquarters Of the union in this
city. The issuance Of the circular was
announced to-day by Frank J. Hayes.
International president Of the organia-
tim, just before he. Vice President John
l.. Lewis and Secretary William Green,
departed Afor Washington.
I'VE h4vc notified all our members"
said President Hayes. to remain on the
lob and do everything possible to con-
tInuc to get out n maximum output Of
coal This we know tney will do and
that production will continue to in
crease, If an adequate car supply Is
furnished. The flincrs are loyalty and
patriotically doing their part TO win tho
war and am sure there will be no ces-
sation of work anywhere pending the
outcome Of our conference with DR.. Gar
field.
Our only purpose in holding this con-
ference is to endeavor to rectify the
upset,ing evils. growing out Of the pay
ing Of bonuses that has developed In the
Industry during the past few months.
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RIVER news Il:

The river at six p. m. yesterday was
eight feet and stationary at the Wharl'
while al 'Ehc loot of McMechcn dam IN"
marks registered ten feet eight inches
a-d U.n.enary. At six thirty :he effects
OF tlH artificial rise was felt and inc
river started to rise very rapidly. the
crest passing Wheeling about midnight
when the water began TO fall and by TINS
morning there will be about three feet
AT the wharf.
noon yesterday.
Tho Helen f. arrived ut ono P. IN and
left for New AiartinSrille at $3.50 p. m.
The Milton arrived from Matamoras at
six p. m. yesterday. ~ =,
The Verne Swain was late GettlnE IN
from Pittsburgh on account or hcaf!
trip.
The Milton leaves for Matamoras al
1870 n. m. today.
The Liberty will be IN tonight from
Matamoras. arriving at eight o'clock.
Before cold weather sets III INC LAO
crty Transit company's boats the y l.
Elan and the Omaha will he put on the
docks and the hulls shcathed with steel
;rlates which will enable them 70 run u"
greater part of the winter. The t'iam
and Omaha were originally built for cot.
ton boats for the lower MISSISSIPPI
where ice docs rot bother the steanpoats
but since their advent in the upper ONO
provisions had To he made - project
them.
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RAID BY GERMANS
: BEATEN OFF BY THE
HUSKY AMERICANS

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Aug. 2O-(By the Associated
Press.)-A raid by from 80 to 40 Ger
mans in the Woevre was beaten OF by
the Americans Sunday night, despite the
assistance the raiders received from
their trench mortars and gas Shells.
An American patrol discovered the
raiding party moving forward IN the
moonlight and attacked the enemy with
rifles and Srenades. A sharp fight 1oi-
lowed and the raiders were driven back
to their own lines.
Yesterday the enemy put down e.
heavy fire on the outposts. lines OF COM
muntcation and trenches on consider
able portion Of the Toul sector, appar-
entity with the intention of making a
raid. The Germans. however, were held
Off by the American fire.
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OBITUARY
Funeral for George Magec Today.

Funeral for George Magee. well
known and popular Wheeling resident
who passed away in III" family home
IA Seventeenth street, Monday night.
ut 11:55 o'clock. will be held this art
rrnoon Mt s o'clock in the residence OIL
has half-brothcr. J. Wilson White. How
ards station, Pleasant Valley. inter-
mrnt will be in Greenwood.
Mr. Magee was born in this city 81
wears ago and lived all his life here
For n great many years lie was ma
chtnis, at the Wheeling Corrugating
company plant Failing health about
n year ago forced him Ia retire from
active work. He was Of joTial dis
nositfon and WAS one of the best known
fishermen in this community. He had
many friends throughout the wheeling
district. Surviving are his mother. MIS-.
Martha NIagce. two sisters. Mrs. Lena
Wassman nf this city, and Mrs. fliza-
both E,anglcr of Newark. O.: also three
hotf-hrothcrs. !. Wilson White of lleas-
ant Valley and David and John White
Of this city.
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Select County Chairman.

II. N, Snedeltrr. chairman If the BOZ
mont county Republican committed. has
called n meeting of the committee" 'oi
Rellaire. Saturday afternoon. al "hIc-.
time they will select man TO coho"r.
the campaign this fall. ana proonn!,
will scIcc, delegates To the state con-
yention 10 DO held in Columbus next
week. There is l:;tlc interest In lao
convention locally, as only platform
For ,hc csmnaigu will be Zip. w. W..
cowrn of s, Clairsvill" is said tn DC
tho man who will run the campaign,
ho being the only man SO fur mentioned.
Tho belmont county Democratic COM
uittcn has been called 70 meet Ut
bridgeport Saturday afternoon and MT
this meeting there may be- some Interest,"
ing doinEs-
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surely proved to be. / feel better and
stronger in every way since taking it.
and the annoying symptoms have disap-
peared. - Mrs. M. GoDDEN, 925 Ma
poleon St., Fremont, Ohio.
Such enjoying symptoms as heat
flashes, nervousness, backache, head
ache, irritability and "the blues. may
be speedily overcome and the system
restored to normal conditions by this
famous root and herb remedy Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
If any complications present them
selves write the Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Mass, for suggestions how to
overcome them. The result of forty
years experience is at your service and
your letter held in strict confidence. E.
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The Rev. Father Jewasinski.

The Rt Rev. Bishop 7. J. Donahue
received message yesterday announc-
ing tho death Of the Row. Father Sianis-
laus Jewnsinski. Of the ST. let"r and
PnuTs church of Scarbro. In the south
ern part Of the =tnte. Father JcwnSin-
ski dropped dead Monday evening. tie
was a member Of tho Wheeling diocese
and was graduated from the Ameri-
can collage. Lorraine. on July 10. 49,
and had been pastor nf tho Scaroro
church since January l, 1911.
Funeral services will he hold tnmor-
row morning at that place.
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PITTSBURGH FIREMEN
IN WALK-OUT THREAT

PITTSBURGH. August 21.-The aucs-
ton Of increased pay for members OF
the city fire department came TO thu
fore again today when the city firemcn'S
protective association notified council
that the fire fighters would cease work
at noon Saturday. August -. unless the
demand was granted. The firemen vot-
cd some time ago TO resign in body II
the wage increase was not allowed. but
the walkout was prevented Mt that time
when state and federal authorities inter-
vcned as mediators.
The association, in a resolution adopt
ed today. points out that efforts 10 settle
the controversy have been futile. and
tina: council must grant the Increase or
the firemen will strike.
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TEACHERS WILL DO
REGISTRATION WORK
Word Received Prom Washington To
Get Ready For This Very
Important Work.

When the registration work for the
next draft comes up the teachers will
have charge Of the job and already ar
are being completed for
taking care OF this gigantic task Gov
ernment yesterday sent word 10 tho
of schools asking that
be made for taking care
of this work.
The teachers are we'll qualified to do
the work and it is thought that the
principals in charge can work out n
system whereby ii can be accomplished
in thorough manner. The teachers of
the towns cities magistcrial districts
and Of the National at large will be
banded together 70 aid in this work.
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Community Hous. Meeting.

At Board Of 'Frnde rooms last night
"Scntty" Luplnn. the Camp sherman
Community House representative. ad-
dressed Il splendid crowd of Martins
Ferry people who ar" going IN the cam
palgn with the idan OF rushing thr"uSh
the city's Ols,tn Martina Ferry will I've
cxpcctnd 10 raise something like SH.hnh
and It should not hr AZ all difficult as
several good subscriptions hive already
been promised. The working commit
tees were selected last night and Will
got down To business at "ncc. Mr.. Lup-
TON IS an entertaining tillk"r ana IN the
short time h" spoke Inst night no man
aged to rnthuS" his hearers. his de-
scription Of t7lr great work Of the Com
munity house and it's possibilities FOR
Keeping up the morale OF tho soldiers
was enjoyed by all.
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"a 10 Camp.

III BetIaire draft board yesterday
snnoanced the names OF the young men
n.ho will entrain at midnight August
40 FOR Camp Taylor. Ky. The names
Of the men follow:
Erancf, l. Lawn. Eeff Ramsey. Siias
E1vnn. n S. Caldwell. Felix Slalre'
.1i1.h Lewis. William Henry. Hai>er
:TJarlan. Eoutrrno Santivtcca. Alvin
Morris. Angelo Badia. Harry l.. l-tten-
brook. Thomas Meister. VIM. H. Grey
Charles E. Albert. Charles Smith. Geo.
8, Otto, Benjamin sarfle. Edwin Thos'
II ,evden,. Harry w. Glasgow. Karl O.-o'
John Springer. Vim. B. koher. Clfroro
Lee Jackson. Frank VanBuren Huech-
.nson. Kenneth Earl Long. Herman
wharton. John Zaccagninnt. Walter a.
Thompson. Lyme Sterling Wilson. Paul
fcuchIk. Albert Audrey EsterorooK.
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Are Holding McCorts.

Police are still holding the McCorts,
whom d. NJ. Brown. of Deep Run. alleges
relieved him Of about $50 Monday night.
Brown has no direct evidence against
the men. hut ne WIS with them and
drinking when the money vas missed
and claims they tnok the coin. The Nc
CortE had n check cashed In bridgeport
during Monday afternoon and the S22
they got on that was all they had at the
time. according 10 4 report the po-
leo received. but when arrested one Of
them had over $50.
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AVIATOR KILLED

BELLEvILLE. Ill. Aug. 20.-Allan Is.
Johnson Of Port Allegheny. IA, was
killed at Scott Field. near here. when
an airplane In which he was flying g.
900 feet from the ground, caught fire
and fell to the earth.
Johnson. who was "a years old. had
gone up In tho machine alone. OFFICERS
at tho field attributed the accident to
a lcak in tho oil tank. oil having dripp"d
on the exhaust pipe. When the machine
caught fire, Johnson unstrapped him
self from the plane and Jumped. Ibis
body was mangled beyond recognition.
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SIX years OIL age anu
had all the symp-
toms incidenttothat
chsngc-heat flash
es, nervousness. and
was in a general run
down condition, so
it was hard for me
to do my work.
Lydia E. Pinkham 8
Vege table Com
pound was recon-
mended to me as the
best remedy for my
trorhloc which II
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"a SURVIVORS FROM
SUB VICTIM LANDED

NORFOLK. Va. Aug. 20.-Ninety-
four survivors. including twelve pas
sonscrs OF the Morgan liner Prnteus.
sunk in q collision with tho STANDARD
oil tank steamer Gushing. early Mon
day morning. thirty miles. off Diamond
Shoals llghtship. were landed hore to-
night Ono life was lost. Spandlard
OF the stockers' Grey. who jumped over
board few minutes after the crash
came
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Lieut.. Col. Kenyon Joyce
Receivers From War Injury
Has Been In Hospital For Some limo
AS Result OF Wounds Received
At Front.

Lieut.. Col Kenyon Joyce. who served
in the war in the early spring and whh
has hccn in hospital for several
months, has resumed his activities in
the service.
Col. Joyce is we'll known in Wheel
ing. having visited here on many occaS-
ions and married Miss Helen Jones.
daughter OF 9Ir. and Mrs. II. +. Jones
Of the Island.
The many friends OF Col. Joyce will
no doubt be pleased to learn that he IS
again able to take up his war duties.
lie is probably at the front in Franc"
at present
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WILL PAY UNDER PROTEST.

MENICO CITY. Aug 2n.--An increase
to 10 pesos ton In the export tax on
oil was announced to-day by the govern
ment The tax on fuel oil will bc in
creased from 13H to 20 pesos. Crude
oil companies are required under the
order, to submit manifcsts Of their ship
ments every two months, upon which
the tax will be collected.
The oil coml/tuicS have declared their
intention of paying the Increased rate
under protest.
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DIES FROM INJURIES.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Aug. 20.-Al-
bert Rodgers. aged 20. Of Neb", Clay
county, died here to-day Mt hospital
az the result Of injuries received when
he was struck yesterday by Charles
ton intcrurban stree, car. He was en-
Moved ut the Rolliu chemical plant and
Was en- route to work when the ac"i-
dent occurred. The m"t"rman on the
car was completely enumerated ~ all
blnru,.
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DISTURBANCES sUBsIDE.

TOXIC. Saturday. Aug. l7.-tbF the
Associated Press.} 1.-The. disturbances
over the high price Of rice are reported
10 be- subsiding. except in north Japan
whore they are apparently spreading
Mohs have burned several houses at
Sendai. The rice exchange announces
that thirty houses were burned In the
Tsun,ire prefecture on Thursday.
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MUST REPORT AT ONCE.

WhSHINtiTpN. Aug, "n.-Smnll NOR
chants who have failed To report L" IN"
war industries board regarding their
stock Of hand knitting yarn were warn
ed today I" make their reports ri once.
B..rausc Of military needs the. board
notified spinncrS IN August IL that no
more wooden ur W0rStnd hand knitting
yarns could be manufactured until fur
thcr notice.
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TAXPAYERS oRGANIzE.

CHARLESTON. w. Va Aug. Co
Tho kanawha County Taxpayers assoc
citation, composed Of business and pro-
feSsIonal men Of this county. was. or
ganized here Tonight at Il mass meeting
held In tho rooms of tn" chamber Of
commerce. The purpose Of III" orgaui-
zatiou Is to DO nf general MD 10 tax
pers In tho county.
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Leave 1T MiunI2 hit.

II was announced Yesterday by the
draft board that til" 3. selects having
here Saturday for Camp Taylor, would
depart on the midnight train. 1t has
been customary To send the men away
on morning trains but the night 1rnin
has been selected SO they can make the
trip so rs To arrive IN day time. This
change Will mean that the crowd out to
seem them Off will be smaller than is
usually the case.
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TO BUY FOE RED CEOSS.

NEW YORK. August 90. - Purcha &c
for tho American Rcd Cross Of all its
textile ro"ds. aggrrra'inG more than
san 6h0. nnn a year has boon placed in tho
hands of ". f.. palZell. OF shurGh
said an announcement Today b. Henry p.
Dawson. chairman Of tho orga'iza ton.
Mr., Dalzel will begin his duties in
Washington about September l.
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sropTAeE OF ENGINEERS.

WASHINGTON. Aug. e0.-Chairmar
Hurley OF the shipping board toda!
authorized agents OF the boards sra
service bureau now meeting III l'osi"E
~ take such measures az :h"y regard
necessary TO meet the shortage Of cnGi'
ncers for merchant ships. II" 'ri"-
9raphed this authority in answer TO q
suggestion from the agents that marin"
engineers now employed IN iand ne cali
cd unon for sca service md. that "ngi-
nenrs now holding licenses f"r lower
grades be asked 20 try for higher
licenses.
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Home On Furlough.

Sergeant Ray l.. Smith. who has been
III camp NJ FL Pasn. Texas. for more than
year. IL expected home the latter part
Of tho week tO visit his sisters. 1t will
10 his first furluut;h since he was here
for the funeral Of his mother Il year ago
next month.
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H.la Another Conference.

Members Of the city council and Oh
fctals Of the Wheeling Traction COM
oany held another conference last eve
ming and again discussed the proposed
franchise ordinance. Just how many
conferences will be held was not -
.tsrntned last night. It was stated that
council had prepared tentative nra,e
~ the franchise ordinance. which It is
understood Is not acceptable to the
of the company.
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Government Station
rntelligeucer ONCE On Market Street
To Be Used As General o. 9.
Office.

The Wheeling Intclligencer office No.
1906 Market street. was Yesterday
named as the general Office for the
United States Motor Convoy depart
mcut, with headquarters in Chicago. Ill.,.
by Captain D. NJ. Ferry of that branch
of the Government service.
All transport trains will report there
going through and the, officers and men
will use 1t as their local Information
bureau at all times while passing
through the city.
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TRACTION HEARING

CHARLESTON. w. Va. August 90
Before the state public service commits
sion today. hearing was held on the
application Of the Wheeling Traction
company for an increase In its Ben
woodwork Wheeling passenger fare
from five to six cents. City Manager
George o. Maggie appeared on behalf or
the city. opposing tho advance. NO &c
cisinn was announced by the commits
sinn
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no DAMAGE INFLICTED.

LONDON. Aug. "h.--NcWS has hrrt1
received Ia thu effect that on" Of tn"
American naval air stations III Italy
WAS recently attacked hy II lArg" force.
of enemy airplaHcS, which .irnrprd NOR.
than :: dozen heavy bombs. none 81
which did any danag" L" tn" Station
American airplnn"S and anti-airrrafi
guns beat off tho enemy marhIrS
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Yardaman Defeated By
Harrison By 10000

JACKSON. Miss. Aug. 20.-Practical-
" complete returns from 62 out Of the
s. counties Of the state give Congress
man Pat Harrison a majority Of moro
than 10000 votes over Senator James
X. vardman and former Governor +. r..
Noel. his opponents in the Democratic
senatorial primary held throughout
Mississippi today. These s. counties
polled an aggregate Of $4,000 votes.
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BE[[A|RE LAD
DIES Of INJURY
FRIEND HACKETr DIES OF fAAC-
rpRED SKULL AT OHIO VAL
~ GyNEEAL HOSPITAL.
was Struck by Stone Thrown o9 So"
panton-other News ffom
Be1a1re.

p Coroner J. r. Wyatt OF Belaire was
notified yesterday Of the death OF Friend
Hackett. Barnesville lad. who died at
the. Ohio Valley General hospital WITH
fractured skull. sustained Monday
nv a stone thrown by one OF his COM
panions. .,o novs
were playing the war gamo. Corn coos
we're used In tho first round or the oel-
tie. Little by little the oatIls became
fierce and stones were usea. o"e
- -s+opes bit Hackett on the head, Ne
was able to walk horne. where ne oe-
came unconscious. Efforts to revive
him were Of no avail and IN the nope
OF saving his life, nc vas rusned 70
rho ohio Valley General hospital. where
he died Tuesday morning at o'clock.
An autopsy was performed YESTERDAY
and it was disclosed that death vas
caused by fracture OF tho skull cor
oner Wyatt will 20 TO GAINESVILLE To-
day 70 conduct the inquest.
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West Virginian Killed
In Automobile Accident
Special Dispatch to The Intellieencer.

CUMBERLAND. Md. Aug. c8.-Wil-
liam r. High. aged 43, merchant OF
Purgisville. W. Va, died today at
Western Maryland hospital from a brok-
en- back sustained when his automo-
bile went over al embankment along
Dudley highway. Homecoming. landing
on tho Cumberland & Pennsylvania
railroad tracks. Eiuon Lathman was
slightly hurt. Every tire was torn from
the car High is survived by his vito
and one son.
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mr. Rohart L. crisweu Buriad.

Following services conducted In the
family home. 81 Zane street. MONDAY
night. for DR.. Robert l.. triswell heh-
fist. interment was mad" yesterday
morning in Linwood Cemetery. near
Rla,ne. o. DR.. Criswcll died Saturday
evening. The services wcr" in charge OF
Daniel DinGcr. lifelong friend OF tie
god
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT Scribe
Leaves to Get in Fight

+. Reed Frasl,er, known to his host OF
friends as Pipe" left at 1890 o'clock
yesterday afternoon for Toronto. Canad.
where he will Join his division Of the
Canadian army. Pipe" enlisted IN the
Canadian army about a week ago and re-
.c:ived notice 10 leave Yesterday for To-
ronto. He will try to qualify for TN"
tank division. as he wants All the en-
citetneat the war can furnish. He is
former Inteliigencer-News reporter. and
was one Of the best liked men on the rep
ortorial staff He was student AT
,jDsl,. Institute
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Board Of Education.

There Will he Il regular meeting Of tn"
Board of Education Thursday night and
il is understood Their" will he number
Of rcSigna ions If teachers to br pre-
scented. il - pretty certain local school
officials arc going to have some trouble
nllug up the teaching staff and may
hnvS 10 call on married women. former
TEACHERS,
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pr,araJ for MITE. WILL Today,

This morning nj san o'clock funeral
services for Mrs. Veronica VIII. wne
Of william VIII. who passed away Mon-
DAY in the family home. Stop 16. Bar
ton line. Bridgeport district, will be
held in the family home. Requiem high
mass will he celebrated in st. AnthonE's
church. Bridgeport. at o'clock. with IN
tcrment in Iinwood cemetery. near
Blaine. q.