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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
How U. S. Employment
Service Is Helping 10
Reduce Labor Turnover

I'm ali"u under arrest testified that nc
recently MAS IN Tia" employ "f lhrS'
western ruhl"-r- mHnu:aC:urinG PLAN
with war cuuirH'i% II" said that as hIS
Job was dirty and dISngr""ahl". /" APP
Filled for - transfer To :sniuc other kind
rf work AMI WAS refused. Eut II" dill
not quit. II" simply walked over 10 tn"
, rnmpany's "mpl"! mont ufiiC" AMI und"r
an assumed lam" applied Tor Il job. lir
was given uu" thar not "uly proved NOR
10 his Satisfaction hut paid him NOR"
money. And tho rurnrHu! thought /.
had lost Il man aul aired Il better mli"
This is tn" kind of ihinE that * a
ruIumun occurrence" III war plants. ~
,."pr that The dissatisfied man usually
quits. AMI II is unr "t IN" chief contrib
u,urv causes IL the labor turnover ihp:
n arrn,. instances is as much as lou 10
,.,ni Il work The man who asks Tor 1
transfer may nu, always b" Justified:
hut t." point is that his foreman gen
urnlly phys II" attention I" it.
The UniIrd STATES employment scr
vice. one Of whose cardinal principles
i "ihc right man in ;hC right place,
is rndnavoring 10 stop This unncccs.
Sary quitting and hiring. Many A
time when an applicant, seeking work
at branch office Of the employment
service. is found 10 BE- valua bic man,
quitting place whore he is needed
because IF dissatisfaction or The indif.
ference Of a foreman. the branch NJ
flee lakes the matter up With IN"
works manager Of the plant he has jus;
left and The manager sees 10 II that
the mans service has received the
thanks Of supcrinend"nts of som" "t
The largest war plants in IN" country
for this assistance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
FAVORlyISM SHOWN BY
R00SEvELT;|S CREEL
PARTIAL TO HEARST?

NEW IOkk, May 1".-Theudnr"
Roosevelt made public iOnigh, what
he tened Il brief preliminary state
ment." in reply IN tho request or
Postmaster General BurlesOn that n"
prove statements h" had made III an
editorial. TO the effect that lavor1usn
had been shu vi III the trCath!Cnt or
publications under The espionage ACT.
MI Roosevelt mentioned Sp"ri"-
rallr the New York Tribune. tolil"1
Weekly and the Metropolitan maga-
zinc as publications which have been
assailed BY George Crc"l. OF til" com
mlttce on public information, while
others which directly or luuIrfcl!!
aided Germany, have not been SUD
jccted 10 governments criticism. IL
the latter category ho included the
publications owned by William X.
Hearst
The prime failure Of the admins
r,tion TO proceede against papers
which opposed the W.. o. attacked
our allies or directly OF indirectly
aided Germany is afforded by the taiI'
ure OF the administration to deal with
Mr.. Hearts papers as il dealt WITH
certain other papers" said the state
ment.
Referring to the Tribune. Collier
and the Metropolitan, &c colonel as
serted ahey have consistently up
held the war" and have also "tolo
that small portion of the truth 1t was
absolutely necessary 10 tell about the
Administrations failure 10 conduct the
war efficiently"
HI said thai Mr.. Creel Officially
speaking az President Wilson'S rep
ra;entative, ard as giving message
from the United States government
to the American people" had attacked
Golfers. and 'he als6 attacked mo
Metropolitan and the New York III
bune." He said neither the postluas
ter general nor the post Office depart
ncnt has made an" attempt TO REM
edy the wing it did" in the case or
the Me-: ,2olitan.
Colonel Roosevelt termed Mr..
Hearst "a very wealthy man. reputed
to be much more than a millionaire.
owning a. dozen newspapers. more "F
lass, and a half dozen mH&azines III
different parts Of the country"
AT the very beginning Of tho war,
he SAID, the government proceeded
successfully against Tom Watson
publication in Georgia. Yet Tom Wat
son had done nothing that was any
thing like dangerous to this country
and our allies, and as helpful to Ger
many as Nj. Hearst has done" TO
support his contention, he quoted from
editorials in the Hearst newspapers.
The colonel declared 1t is absolute
" impossible to reconcile the govern
ments action in proceeding against
Tom Watson's paper with its failure
to proceed against Mr.. Hearst's papers
on any theory that Justice was 10 be
done alike to the strong and the weak. "
Mr.. Roosevelt said he would answer
>the postmaster general completely
and at length in letter to some SEN
ator, so as 10 have It appear prema-
nently In the records precisely as MI.
Burleson's statement appears"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
Early British Statement.

LONDON. May lQ.--The British have
reCapturnd a small portion Of front
trench northwest of. Albert, which the
enemy ga!ncd yesterday. Is announced
officially. The statement follows:
The small portion OF our from.
trench northwest Of Albert. gained by
tho enemy rs 4 result OF his attack yoS-
terday morning. was rccaptured by us
during The evening Ivy a counter-attack.
We took Il few prisoners.
'Th" hostile artillery was active las;
night in III" valleys OF the s;onlnc an
Ancrc rivers and at dfrercn. points on
tho lyS battle front
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Horse Talk.

Major Frederick Palmer sRid ~ Il
reception:
'-The French eat horse. and ;h"r" =
talk @: Introducing h"rs" MAJ IL r.i,
land.
"Franch horse butchers have shop
that look like or,lnar: on. 'A""r' ;!ia;
over the from: there is niw.r..S 81 Eu;'
horses hoad Of carved wool
"A private ~ tho ii":ci 50" Anne. n
Paris. told me one day tina Il" had eaten
horse meat unbeknowm--n i"r," n2"a:
stew.
III thought 1t was h""f stew h" "T-
rlaincd. with Er.ma"r.
."wha, did you sny"' asi"d 'wi;,,,
Won found niit It was h"rs""'
"'Why. naturally. sud he. i said.
"Ge","' Pittsburgh 'hrnm:ci"-E"!"-
graph.
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Call The Inteligencer
When You Receive
Telegram From France

Under the ruling Of the war
department, there will no longer
be issued from Was lncton lists
giving the addresses of dead and
wounded amoLC the boys In
Franc. The department will,
However, continue to telegraph
relatives Of the fate Of t,:eir kin
dred.
When you receive SUCH mes
sage from the war department,
please Telephone the Wheeling
lntelIis'ncer, e25, either phone.
fhis newspaper will undertake
to inform the community of the
sad news.
II. yea have photo Graph Of
"your soldier" I'D It In or we
will send for Il, to be puolishc
in TIE lntelllgencer. The picture
will be returned without blemish
or mutation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11

fire tina; tho Germans noted on their
cry and fell back. leaving many dead
and wound ID behind.
'rh" hostile nrlillrr? fire was very
heavy last might south &c ATras.
rh" air services on both sides wrrr
very ariiv" throughout III" day. rs th"
conditions T":" deaf f"r observation.
'Thrr" VAS ElW IN bombing. and many en-
cag"nlrn,s wcr" fought III tnr air.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
FOR SALE--Real Estate

FOR SALE-Nrw fiN" room h"uSH. Sla'c
rmnf. water aud gas and h"nt'r front
and back rur,'h"S. This VIII make Il
ni,., nuIirr wiih plenty II room for chick
cns and gardening tins property us III
investment will net YOU 1T Last u ncr
cent; =. ln0 Viii nty If sold h'G"T" 'Iune
-. ,,1l "ru-R Ecl1. riy-1i-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
NAV Hra Grollnd

LONDON. May l0.-SpenkIng To III"
Primrose league to-day, Earl C;trzon.
government leader in the house OF lor,l;
and member " the British war council
said that grave times were ahead and
that the British soldiers might have ["
give ground. encouragement was 20 be
found, however he said in tn" unity ri
command. In Americas effort. and In tho
resolutn indomttublc spirit OF the Brit
ish people.
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BRILLIANT SUCCESS
Continued from First Page.)

Albert. and hostile artillery activity,
particularly in tho Eilny and Rubecq
sectors and south OF DIckchusch. There
IS nothing further to report. says the
Official report from Field Marshal Haig
this evening
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Threc good agents 10 sell
household necessities on the install
mcnt plan. Best of goods and best Of
commissions. We pay weekly. Z. r.
Adams Co., 1l40-1142 Main st. mr-l2-tf
wANTED-A fine income all year sell
ing klozesavcrs Tablets. tho laundry
sensation All sales continually repeat.
No risk. Send no money. Mcn and
women investigate. KloEcSavcrs Co. "'i
J. X. Church ST. New York. ny-ll-S
WANTED-Agcnls 2on per cent profit;
wonderful little article; something
new; sells like wiIdfire Carry right in
YOUR pocket. Write at once for fire."
sample r. VI. Fcltmun. Sales Manager
1909 American Bldg, Cincinnati. y.
ny-ll-E
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For Sale - Horses, Vehicles, Etc.

TOE SALE" wagons s." each Klein
Mrrriman Co.. T.; 18TH 81. hE-9-i
FOR sALE-A fin bred driving horse.
sound ami right. and nicely broken.
weight about i"uu HIS. thrar. Young
man III army. | have II" Ms" for TINS
horse. Th"n" NJ. - ring 3 ST tlairS-
yill". -. j. y. Watkins, Box @b3. May
narh -. h!-J-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
BELGIAN HARES
FOB RENT

FOR RENT-Ciodd office and living
rooms Oh tho second and third floors OF
tho new lutclligcnccr building, 1905 and
iSu7 Market 81. Now ready Tor "ccu-
nancy. Amply rctcr Boyd. care lntc!ll-
r,rrrr ap-lT-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
FOR SALE Live Stock.

FOE sALE-Shetland ponies, quiet and
gentle. for young children. Amanda
+. HUM, West Alexander. ia. ap-2I-r
FOR sAIE-TaIr black horses 5 aud
years old weight near $500 III. Adj
dress T. q, FOX 81. m%-b-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
FOR SALE-MiscellaneouE

FOB SALE-Ncw Milwaukee IL binder.
never been used. bought last spring
1911. VIII sell for less than the pN:r
Of u new one. Also heavy express wagon
good as new. Address P. .. Box 81.
my-6-l
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE-Alay u. mlS. Mt
,'c.lmrk. Valuable" rc@idrnce In center
Of rulcrain. q. :. NJ. Thomas. t"lcrain
my-9-i
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wh"n f"c mo-: ha"" a"''h": !lr'.
down 80 b. c1"' ,!i' h. X "a" h:'v. ID.
man in tn" bunch =: III" -lX;I man Wi"
cant Sct IL him.
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WANTED-Female

WANTED-A young lady TO work i'll
studio. Kline Studio. 1921 Market ST.
my-y-!
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wANTED-Salssladie S. S. Krcsgc.
and l0c Store, 1885 Market st. my-y-i
WANTED-Stcnograp L. Z. Shat
fer, 1l0t Schmulhuch Building.
mv-0-i
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FOR RENT

Six-roon modern apartment. Beech
Glen -S'o'o'
Garage, centrally located. will store
IL TO Is Observation-Disclosures .s42.oo
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WANTED-Male Help
wANrEp-Men. Age II to IS

WANTED-Men. Age II to As Expert
ence unnecessary. Travel; make Sc
crct investigations. reports. Salaries:
expenses. American Foreign Detective
Agency. 500 St. Louis. nIy-ll-S
WANTED-At once. good colored JAM
tor. Apply 7. ". c. A. my-9-i
wANTED-Laborers. apply Steam
Electric Co.. 20-l6th ST. my-9-i
wANTED-A first class mechanic. Will
pay good wages. Apply City Garage,
. Iind Market. my-9-
WANTED-toat makers and bushclmen.
. Apply Dilonvale Tailoring Co.. Dill
, lnnvalc Ohio. ny-S-m
WANTED-Attentinn boys To speed
up production for our soldiers and CUR
allies. we need so boys over Is. Light
factory work. Good wages. Apply
Wheeling Can Co.. ". II. Doughcrty,
Employment Manager. my-4-m
vANTED--Mcn to learn barber trade.
Taught quickly, cheaply. thoroughly.
Sure Of work. Big wages. Write Molar
Barber College. Cincinnati, @.
ap-23-1mo
WANTED-Package boy. Apply md
floor News Building. ap-17-tf
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WANTED Statesmen.

WANTED-SAeman and collector.
Good salary and commission Gail
Tuesday morning between 9 and II.
Singer Sewing Machine Co., 70 18th st.
Vy-lli
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FOR SALE

A bargain to quick buyer. Nine room
house on the Island (ccntraO. Must be
sold to settle an estate. Reduced to
s2960.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11

wANTED-A first class mechanic. Will
pay good wages. Apply City Garage
I50d Market. my-9-i
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WANTED-Coat makers and bushcImen.
. Apply Dillonvale Tailoring Co.. Dill
, lnnvale. Ohio. my-S-m
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wANTED-Laborers. apply Steam
Electric Co., a0-l6th ST. my9-i
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WGNTED-WonIan for a

wANTED-Teachcrsf for the west. High
salaries, free registration. Yates
Fisher Teachers Agency. OIL Broadway
building, Portland. Oregon. my-@-m
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WANTED-At once. good colored JAM
tor. Apply 7. VI. c. A. my-3-i
The Washington times., 1918-04-02
$3.50 Birdeye, $1.75

with This Coupon Only
27-inch Antiseptic Birdeye, in
ten yards CT)
Gimit. one piece to- a buyer.)
The Washington times., 1918-04-02
zoe Crash, 121c

with THIS Coupon Only.
Close-woven absorbent Crash.
for roller or tea towels; red or blue
borders. (T)
Gimit. ten yards to a buyer.)
The Washington times., 1918-04-02
M e n s and Young
Mems Suits Up to
$1,000 Values
at $11.85

With This Coupon Only.
Small lot Of Mems and Young
Mems Suits. desirable patterns. in
dark gray. mixtures stripes,
pIaids. pin checks. and plain grays.
Two and three button sack mod
els; full and half lined. One and
two Of a kind and style. Odd sizes
in the lot from 33 to AZ. CT)
Mems Clothing Dept. First
FIOOF-K ST. Annex.
The Washington times., 1918-04-02
;2Domestic Sewing Maehiness=zSE@=
$1.50 Umbrellas,
$1.10
with ThIs Coupon only

Mems and womens warranted
taffeta. with taped edge: paragon
frames: assorted handles, In fancy
carved. plain missions. metal trim
med. and natural woods. (T)
The Washington times., 1918-04-02

With This Coupon Only.
Tablets and Stenographers' Note
Books, sample line; good qualities.
CT)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
Evangelist Enters Plea
Of Guilty Of UnpatriotiC
Conduct; to Be Sentenced

CHARLESTON. ". Va. June a.
Howard I'luNt"n charged with making
S.ditinuS remarks about tn" Rod cross
and with taking aS.LiuS. tn" military
service regulations governing III: draft
ing If young mrn for III" national army.
-. ad guilty b.. fore .lutlc" Benjamin T..
kcll.; IN federal court to-day. Sentence
upon nan was deferred until the court
Investigates IN" case NOR" FULLY.
rI1Xt1u is a travelling evangelist. His
arrest was Effected ~ 81. Adams sever
a! weeks ago. and resulted from utter
,nr.s mad. b. IN" minister " som" Of
his sermons. II" is ~ years old and has
b.eu cIaS: if:cd by H." local board in the
fifth Lass because he is 4 Clergyman.
Nn,oa: other things. the minister ac-
krnM!.dc.d that L. had said thar off
Gals III Washington were getting rich
oft '0c funds contributed to tho Rcd
r'rn=s and that IL n" were drafted h"
would commit suicide before he would
20, inc, ;hr army.
Hearing nf thu 'nntf"n OF counsel for
T. X. Dye. f"rm"ri. HanuG"r uf Tho Coat
and Cok.. railroad. WHO was found guilt"
AZ illegal Discrimination in tho diStrihn-
ZION nj Goa! ,'ar< L. h:tv" tho verdict set
aside. VAS p"<tr"h"I hr JudS" Keller
until SEPTEMBER Meantime Dye retains
his freedom on bond.
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About People
Nevem,nts Of individuals -
and From the Clio.
Observation-Disclosures

NJ and Mrs. James Easbr:dS" and
daughter. Grace. II Martins Ferry. l2ti
las; evening :or lamp Sherman. 'h'Iii-
Gothic. t.. where thsy Viii speHu IhS
~..h-cnd with friends.
Nj. and Mrs. Wad" MrMechen q
McM.,,h,n ar" liz proud parents OF i
hahr boy. which arrived AZ III" ONO
Valley hospital Wednesday morning.
I."::s Rudwa!d III III" w"rH'ncn' =
..nn,r"nSa, zion bur':tv Has arrived IN
IN. ci;:- from ''iarhSbU"g GA official
BUSINESS.
i,r. An! Mr.. A. l.. logic have r"'
,uru.d after an automobile trip I"
Washington. n. (.
R.-; Phillips. deputy prohibition conf
missioner. h;S. returned from l'arN"rS-
burg. uher. ;rs attended tn" present s"S-
sin, -: ;ic uuitsd States court.
Loo IT, F'la0i. field agent for IN" west
Virginia Manufacturers association. has
returned from 4 ,r'p Through me east
rrn and central parts Of tn" state.
Will Travis VIII" Joined tn" aviator
rorps and IS now locatN.i at Detroit. IS
>o.ud;n- his :uy!nush at his home IN
;hH city.
Postmaster W. ". irwin has returned
from, AIl,nti, ,'ic:. wh.r" hs has h""n
a,,.ndinc a national meeting -! IN
Shvln"rS.
l.i.utenau; w T.. Sa7,n1"nS -: has;
hospital ia E.,ii.vi.i". Ill. wilt spend Il
ton days ;urioush with friends III thiS
c:,: and Cameron.
Miss opal po:"n ~ Akron. .. rs the
CUES: .: Miss EIaz'l Eem;tisil -: W";-
,.a,I 49, S..vSr:,l DAYS.
Mass 'irac" M,Htal!iS;'" -: 'w'nt%-
:n,!r:h -tr"": VII iA"v" tan;"rT"w ;"'
amp sherman. a.. whrr.' ShN VIII WISE
her ;inrl.. ta."yc il. leaves Tor tn" front.
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RALLY
To CAUSE Of.
CHILD WELFARE
ASSEMBLING YESTERDAY AT THE
womANs' CLUB OUTING FOR
BENEFIT OF THIS WORK.
Quiet weddings and Informal Outings
Predominant In Affairs Of Society
Just NoT.


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P.H.C.ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
SEVENTH BIENNIAL CONVENTION
CLOSED WITH ELECTION
YESTERDAY.
Next Session TO Ba Held at Fairnont-
J. c. w. Busch Is Grand
President.

TN. grand circle II III" Frn'"Ct'I
HON" Circle opened III lh"ar last day
If thr seventh bi"nnral convention %"S-
irrJuy morning AT ~ o'clock nj tih
F"liows' hall. tn" nomination "I nitl-
.cr* waS :h" REGULAR order 81 business
and th.. next Was the decision Ia h"!d
tho n.xi meeting ~ r'aIrIn"nt. May.
l?2n. Resolutions were ih"n ah"F'r"
approving IN" cUUr%' of IN" mica
States in the war and urged "T"rHp""H
To stand back vi III" President ilS"h'
\ recess was then taken and the rom
vrn,iun rccnur"n"d 1T =. M. "hen
resolutions were adopted IN FAVOR }!
national wnmam's suffrage.
Tho election of officers resulted in
the choosing o. j. t. W. Eue";t. If FAR
kcrSburg. as GrHud presidents: grand wee
president. J. Earl Schriv"r OF Morgan
!! town; grand guardian. :. u. ogden. or
park.rshurr grand chaplain. Mrs.
Cable Burke. al Fai"m"nt: grand sec
! rotary. Miss ETA Stamm. If Nhc"IinE'
grand treasurer. Mic" PETERSON. Nc
Mcrhcn: grand guide. {. +. Hanhan'
Grafton: grand companion. Anna N"drrS,
! Ola rk sburg: grand sentinel. Mary l.
! IIornrr. SjstrrSvIllr: grand Waterman.
: J. g. Funk. rark"rSburE: past president.
! GrorE ". thinner of Wheeling was
| ,hnS-ri as >Inr"m" r"prrs";lihlN" NJ l'''
supreme cir, |. meeting nj Indihnap"llS'
! Ind. next June. Grand l'r"Sih"n' FlS'h
then APP oimtrh he Following committee
| TON rnilra." and per dI"'u: Maud" H!e'
| Mnrsaniuwn: l.. VI. Warmer. Main'hS'
! tom; I..ss Naples. ClarkSburg. TN
! finance committee" consists a. Rosa e
! Clark. Wheeling: Mar ii"i". McM""heh
and Ada Ilrnp"n. q Wheeling. The
meeting adi"urn"l after the election
! ~ y. IN.
The convention rlmsrd with The inner
| circle banquet at .tri"n ball aud III" III
/ staIlaiinn ul Il class of tHiriy cHhdi'
/ riatrs.
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OFFICERS CHOSEN,

cn.r;,I DiSuatrh 80 tll.. IutclliE"ncrr.
kE.TSER. ". Va. Jun" lt.--Th" an
nucI convention Of tn" Christian En-
,.,,,nr Union Of IL" Virginia conference.
Of In" United Br"thr"u CHURCH. ad-
,,,,rucd here Ia meet nrN, June ri F"ro-
ma Augusta county. We. after ,l"c,ing
hiss, officers: President. ". -. cooley:
vic.. president. Rev l.. 4. Erdgnrs: sec
rotary Miss iirac" Fries: recording sec
rotary. X. P. Kline. and treasurer. ]. l..
Graves. 4 resolution WAS passed pro-
resting against SUNDAY baseball in
washington and the operation Of brew
cries in the country.
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LINCOLN HIGH EXHIBIT

The students II, IN" manual training
iccar.u,.ut nr Lincoln school hav'' M
exbih,, ut thar work ur display IN th''
vb,,x window Of tn, fl":n.. 'MtfiitinG
,.n.s stnr.. "a; !lcI Main street. Tn =
exhibition il q very rr.ditahl. ono and
snows rho def haudiwurk Of Tia" stu
dents. Til. articles on display ;r1A. ,w"
xrrc.ns ;wn cedar chests. u library
,,,L, n5auo scat. sewing table. jw" hal,
,rscs two umbrella stands. a iabar"t
and a tErdirfR. cabinet.
Manual training IS "nS OF u" M
nort,r, branches If e'iurat'un m III"
nuhi,,. schools ard gives them - good
,dra If mechanics III construction "t
us.fuj household articles and furnitur".
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Farewell to visitor.

Miss Alberta Elii.r> 81 WNnd>I."l'i q
who has hn"n tn" guest "f Miss Pea
STACY "t North Market stree. and Miss
Marsar,, Dorothy Mll'r Of 'irr"HshurG
' ~. who has hr"n III" guest "f Miss
F.n,cIin., ,'rnrk uf ~" Virginia apart
mcutS were rendered It'll" Iarrw' u
GATHERING" on FRIDAY afternoon ~ q
! number of local friend. pri"r |" NOR
d,pariiug for their resp rtivc homes o.!
Monday.
Tho rnrrr,. -r"lp witnesses -" MAJ
me-. performance Of Til" WHIP" AT ih'
! Court Ihcatr". following wh:''h th'y
= rcnairrI "a tho h"Iu" at Miss fl"r"n""
] Siyit2. t." Tia" island. wh'r" an anr"iiH'
ing dinner al Ii""v"r ord" vas ,'"rr' a.
; with ,h, evening hours h"\","d +" drn"'
ing. music nud numerous "i""r SO "a
M S,in"S Tn" frll"winc grown r"n''
posed tn. harl; gathering:
! MlsS'G
: rorrnS \r,.iliirIih l'l"r.n.." Sarah
; Ern"lin" Eanllrn Siv;th
crock in'h S:f!H
! Alberto Hines II"i'h i."h'N'
. Mildred Kelly N'iHi'F
. r,vclyu Eiriu Margaret Dorothy
: lI.l,n Marie S;n,y Miller