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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-05
R0TAR|ANS JOIN
THE RED CROSS
EVERY MEMBER AT TUESDAY
LUNCHEON REVIEWS MEM
BERSHIP.
Delightful Program Of Speaking and
Music Rendered.

The Rotary Club met rs usual ut the
MrLurc hotel for luncheon yesterday.
where they enjoyed interesting ad-
dresses by Ex-Governor D"Tin". or
North Dakota and Joseph Books or
Macon. Georgia. former president OF the
Rotary ard commercial Clubs Of Knox
vill". Tenn.
Several very excellent musical NUM-
hrrs were offered by we'll known local
talent. Mrs Edward Stfcl. Mrs. Rob-
crt Marshal and Elmer li""lzl" contrib
u,ing a beautiful trio from B"ishazar.
Mrs. Stif"l was also heard in two very
beautiful solos Summer in My Heart
and Golden Thoughts" Mrs. Robert
Marshall sang My Heart is Lutte.
and Il Don't Know.
Several guests enjoyed the hospital
ity Of tn" club. among whom were w.
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About People
Movements of individuals to and
From the S:ty.


Mrs. lr"n, j. k"iilE mas I''.I ''" -
her Hunm' an Fifteenth $tr''t "!,''
sing relatives IA ST. J"$"?h - !o'
thu past meath.
N!s: fcncy;.y, F'lcck, of T.ffln. -,
g im,, ,.u,s, Of MSS Florence Snidcr.
nr I;,r Mar Place
49, =, .. bIs T1I1-
w II; S"'"'' - l"''' ''' ~ 49,
III w go S''I,'' ~, ,.,,,;r,. L'irc
WIN. '. ti*'h'r. 81 II" W l,'''''H ~
INSURANCE. 'ni'iHH!' NJ E"m. ~ u.l
cage. HIS. wh"rr Il" WIZ spent '"' "''N
ON business VA
Mr.. and Mr. J. 'h''i"n' ~ w. w.,
wood, ar" III" proud l'ifrh'S g.! Il ,, ~
son. born FRIDAY. ''''"'"'F 49, " -.
Cameron VIII IT, I'm !h""r"d as Miss
knth tii". "f ''T'I - l'I' $500,
Mr.. rr;,nl, Ny iT "' PITTSBURGH. anu
daughter. Miss irJo'hN. ~" Ia" guests
Of III" r"rm"r.s .it'r'"l1. Mr. ana Ms
William i. M'i'&. "l "n""''"H' ."'
tho week Mrs M!!"". VII" wa$ MISS
BERTHA Mccoy. Is Will known III muSi-
cal circles her" having been nr"ml-
nrnt local singer 81" ~ at present
Science church. Of Pittsburgh.
Charles kl"%S. Wh" mas pcrh ~ ~
SaTalI"| lStk" Tor tH' P">' ~" nun
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To Have Curly, Wavy
Hair Like Natures Own

Wu,n,n who hav" trouhi" Keeping
rh.,r hnir in curl or Of securing inc de-
SIRED wtvy effect and cNr"rht!!y mos"
vim rrulrZr TIA, harm that tho hot IRON
dros t. thu h"'r will II" VOL I" Try
,I.,In i,outd ,ll,rrrinr. In no other way
.,u they mcguire. such pretty waves nhn
curls. hnlIu% all tn" appearance" "i
.'Na'urr'S uWu" And The hair. instead
OF being hini,,h. ragged ar dead in"k'hE'
has such Il lN'ly luStrc and wh"lrS"lh"
beauty. ,,, -,
If ~" Will get II h"ttl" "f liquid Sill
rnrr4n" AT any drug store and follow mo
accompanying. directions %h" Will q"
!;imyply dclu.hi'd with IN" result ms
rr,I,lrt Is Of ,.riirsr perfectly hnrml"S"
and there tx mol hing sticky. greasy or
unplrasant HlN'Ut 1t Til" hair VIII be-
uuitn mana %,'nhl". II" matter In what
fashion II is don" NJ.
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HOLD BIG SALE
At JACOBS FARM
Sale Win BE Hold Tomorrow at Farm
which was Purchased by tho
nethodtsts OF State.

One Of the largest sales ever hcld IN
-. comfy. will be held 'omorrow AT
tho 4 r. Jacobs farm. heated on tn"
y;.,hanv Pike. between lest Liberty
end Clinton. tho farm ha' nG been rrF-
chased by the Methodist OF the stat"
FOR a homo for boys girls. Tho
aue,ioneer will be Col. T. IL McColIoch.
Lunch will be served at noon by III"
,,orncn Of the Clinton VI. f. church. ana
many visitors are expected.
In the list OF articles 70 Dc sold
.ra farm implimrnts. stock OF the best
brood sheep. swim" and poultry. auto
mobiles and everything that goes 10
make up the best farm In IN" county.
The sale will start at $50 o'clock ana
special attention IS called I" IN" al ap-
Fearing on another page OF 'h'S 'SS"'-
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ch,ckon Supper and Bazaar.

On Saturday aTTNrnW0N HNU tV'TIITTE'
November s. the annual chicken supper
and bazaar Will he given at the snort
crock NJ. F.. church under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid society. A rari% |
assortment Of articles. all mad" by thu
ladies. Will be disposed Of during thu
afternoon and Early IN III" evening thc
Soiicions chickcn supper will b" served.
A cordial invitation ia extended To the
hubble in general and to those interested
in the church in particular.
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6. Carpenter. director Of Industrial s2or
cation of Wheeling public schoolR IL
rnns, Of Professor Citizens: w. r. p1k
on Portland. Oregon. and Fred E. jon
son. guest Of Roy II. Naylor. D..
Mrs. Chas. OBricn. with her CT
NJ Motor Service Girls. was at the ~
Lure and Immediately after the musie
nrnrram was completed. they canvAsee
tho dining hall The members OF u
cluh in accorC,anc" with their. OSuob
record came across one hundred percSne
strong. every man there renewing ht1
subscription Of last year. .
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Alpha Pi Dance

I,rr. mining II young folk onloy"d
~. G1r,., ..Iyrn IN tn" i.Ik'S club last
' .,',. I' 10y um"Ga rhaprcr Of the .\lrha
ii fraternity 81 Martins Ferry Jacobs
N"l.l;y "r,h">IrI. 81 TINS 'l'E' r"nurIII
,,,> .cryrI thruuchnut thu evening.
Wll%,n. i:urr.s GIn!n, pSullivan and
lone, ,.rirpnSrd III" committee and they
at. I" b.. congratulated ON tho success
Iul outcome Of the evening.
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Harold Bloch entertained last evening
at his home in Pleasant Valley compll-
mentary to Mrs. Robert Dillon. Of New
York city. who Is the guest Of Mrs: ~
A Wheat. OF Hawthorne Court. Tho
affair was an elaborate dinner party
with covers laid for only the intimate
friends Of the honor guest
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Tho EmprcSs Josephine. II is said. was
the tlrat To- use a pocket handkerchief IN
bubble. Her teeth were bad md she
concealed this defect by
holding n costly handkerchief before her
lips.
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Bridge Club.

Mrs. Clem Uranium VIII entertain TIC
mem bers Of her bridge club on Thurs
day afternoon at her home on North
Huron street An interesting session Of
the favorite pIStImc VIII be concluded
with the serving Of daIn,y refreshments
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nv, rcrrI.,r mnrthIy mc1'lInE &C The
,'j.n. N,,...,,,,, club will h" hold this
a ,i.I'Il IN the S,",,..h 1T" r3thcdr;L
T ii,'., d"-.rlns /" attend should notify
Mrs. Kudn.rh Shnnrr or Mrs X & Lind
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Goods Dance

Tho younE ladies Of ~" L. >, ,'n'm
r. % Stnro will entertain their friends
mis- evening with II dane" I" h'' Ei\"n IN
Sjcnlrs HALL ON M""art I'M. Manager
Siculls has decorated las han "Nl"''",IH
fnr his nCrnS!un and II very "nJ"Hahl"
y.niur IA ia store for ihuS" PLANNING I"
attend. A fine dane" rr"%rat has l'"n
arranged by Nnlt"'S JnZZ "r"hrStrn. y
4 lat" hour II very IT. IIrl"iN supper VIII
no served by the young ladies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-05

In Greece. girls must marry 0Dose0ing
70 seniority. 1t would not Be considered
proper for a girl to marry while ~ Aa1
an elder sister who remained Stn
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Autumn Social.

An enjoyable event will be held IN me
First Christian church on tnurS ,lTS
',.t.rinp November :. An intercslna
r','.r,3m nf merry games and Eet-io-
r ,Tai91'i 81 Stunts has been arransed by
,h, committee in charge. Ice cream;
r,.;;,. apple pi" and coffee viii DC served
,'F.ic,tt lie, during III" evening. \
o ,'..,,,,i fr,,i,.ion = extended 10 every =
ON. inter, Sted to attend.
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Class Entertained.

Mrs. Edward EuCkma entertained the
women Of tho Loyal Womcn's Bible
class Of tho First Christian church OF
Martins Ferry last evening at her home
on Zane street a brief business seS-
sion occupied the early part Of thu oven
ing. and later a pleasant social time was
enjoyed.
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Lee Byrannum
Temple Sisterhood

An all day meeting OF the Temple SIS
terhood OF the Eoff street Temple VII
he held today in tn" VcStry room. dnT
nours will b. from 10 until o'clock ami
tbc melting viii be opened with a b'I:l-
ness SESSION at which Mrs. Leo Mol-e.
viii preside. The remainder or the uaF
will hc devoted 10 SOWING LOT var -,
nljsh"d. Mrs. Max Crun" is general
chairman in charge OF the sewinE,
rS"rr viii be an lntermissIon AT noon
whom a, delicious luncheon viii De Sf aIi
oil This - the first OF series OF aI-
,a,, MEETINGS to be held during the win
tHr months BY the sist"rhood. as they
SriIl corn, together every Wednesday.
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Ladies' Masonic Club

~ ''i lp.f'A ..l'I 'N''''''
Ladies' Masonic Club
Tho regular monthly n'tNhE OF tne
LADIES Na-.uic club Will u" n'iu ms
Afternoon III tn" S'"ii'N hi,' ,'',,S ~
ri. -, DESIRING tn attend Sh%u!d notify
Ms pmdn,i,h Shailrr or Mrs X {. Lind
ley.
Alpha Pi Dance
I,rrn ,,IrIhrr If young folk enjoyed
thu dane, ;.ivrn III tn" EMS CLUB last
rlrulr: 10y omega chapter "i Inc -'rna
ii fraternity 81 Martins Ferry. JACOB
N"N"l;y "r,h'>lr,t. al TINS '''!' L''lu'nC t
The music Tor the evening ana punch
vas served throughout tn" evening"
Wll%.,n Hurr.S. GIuin. bSui!iNan ana
Jnn,., ruirpo$"d III" committee" ana they
at. t., l." congratulated on tho success
Iul outcome Of III" evening.
woman's Guild
Tho women Of the llrNt Presbyterian
t. resume tn" sewing und"rtak"n by the
W"nanS Guild II the church.
D. Of I. Dance ,..,,no
Carroll Court Daughters or lSahcIla
will hold their charity dane" III the car
roll cub ON Thursday evening. N"Ncm-
per 3. and all friends al ih' "rhhh,:a' ION ION
arc cordt Ally invited I" attend. l9C"n >
Novelty orchestra will furnish ~" mus
veal program ard Il very delightful eve
nIng is assured thus" planning to at
fond Misses REGINA carney ana CIchc-
We've Roth are IN" chairm"n IN charge
and their Commlttr" includes:
Misses:
~, Clark sarah Fitzpatrick
Margaret M7niOn l:ltlH N'h'n
G"n"SioNc White t,h'3 Nani"n
Marguerite Madden NARY T. MI, N.t
Bcruadctta ShIyldS IhN!ha DICK
MrSdumcS:
Vincent ArulnruStrr rnln - ,nar,in
Faul Shields James "'linaF''h
SFI s. % 49,, 1:-osinrer
announce The marriage VI ''eAF u""H
Teresa Jane
to
Mt CharIcs RAEtllonn AChci n ~,
On Tuc"day, Oct"hcr W"ht!.cle"'"
nineteen hnaar'u anu h'nt'cch
ST. faifirNS Church'
Youngstown, ONO
At Home
after Nov. Is
33j Fisk St
pittsburgh.
! Copies Of tho above announccmcnt
| have been received hy Il number OF local
| friends to whom the wedding Is of much
intcrcs, AID surprise. The wedding.
uuirt hut pretty affair took place NJ st.
! l'atrlck's church Tuesday morning at
! $50 with Nuptial High Mass. The
church was beautifully decorated with
! ChrySant hcmumS and p"ttcd plants.
when Miss Teresa Jane GraSlnE'r.
: daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph GraS-
! niger ~ 1875 Hillman ST. Youngstown.
! ohio bccou, the bride of Charles Ray
mnni Alderman of this city. An inter
! cstin~ feature was the presence Of Rev.
! Maurice Alderman. first lieutenant OF
IN, AIn,h pionCr- regiment L. s. A.,
! brother OF tho groom, who officiated.
| TIL, bride wore n white broadcloth
suit With velvet Silvrrtonc hat and car
RED n shower of brides roses and lilies
Of the valley. Miss Mau DicEort OK
| Mon0nCahcla City. Gas maid Of honor.
wearing q suit Of peacock blue and vel
vet Sold-;oncd hat with corSaEc Of pale
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ScEnI!d- Flatley

vn interesting Wedding VIII l." sol
cIuuiZcd thiS morning at 81. joss ph )
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-05
Luncheon YESTERDAY.

Nc DwIrht II Wagner entcTtHIueu
,un,hcr of friends with an Informal!
i r,,' yesterday at the Fort Henry
rImb Elaborate appointments featpTSg
Tho affair and covers were 4aIo lor ~
wNNSlS.
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The greater tho necessity Tor saving
the Er"at"r your opportunity use
The IntrlligPncCr Want Ads
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woman's Guild

Tho women Of the lIrNt Presbyterian
church VIII meet to-day NJ -" O'clock
t. resume tn" sewing undertaken BY the
NUrnan'S Guild II the church.
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Dinner Party

Niss T7nrcnco Sn.d"r, uf Bac Mar
Place. was hostess 1T dinner party
of charming appointments last evening
Mt tho Hotel Windsor. Th" affair was Il
delightful compliment for Mis-" Gene
,iev" E'Icck. Of TiN!n. Ohio. who IS the
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those present were:
MnSdnmeS-
Misses
For visitor,

ieraldine Ruckmaa lefty Ruckman
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Surprise Party.


NJ c,J Mrs, Frank LAtz were oehSn',
rrjIy Surprised at thfr home 40: -
Eha3linn street. on Monday evening ~
number Of Intimate frlenaS s,usic
ioyable evening Of games anu a.tions
}}Dainred with several vocal sc!ec''o ,ta
,s Nc Int, was concluded with the
trbn occasion celebrated the anniTcrs-
ary Of the marriage OF Mr.. anu ~
al ~ and they were the rccipicnts "i
60 go hrautitul pieces Of cut glass Hili
h,pISomc hand ~painted vase lh'N
Si,h American Beauty roses.
Thosr in attendance were:
Emma Althouse' ,a ARMSTRONG,
tl'tN TIo;rrr Mae Saub"r,
Madelyn Bartlett,
Adam Hickey r rt.t.'N usin
T Iohn Stab, WIN. oantz-
A O. n. Dance
mi, e-et - , series Of delightful IN
e,r,ttol dances TO be given TINS fnon.n
iui ,a,r'' ,br auspices Of the Ancient oru"I
~ IJibrrnianS was held last cESn'n Fax
,bc auditorium Of IN" ChrToII ~, ~.
Bachman's orchestra IWrftIbmc were
s"rvcd during tho evening. IN" mex
d.pCe will BE- given in IN" Kan ciun.
Thirty-sixth and Wood streets neat
Tuesday evening, NoN'"ip'7
Honorary Event
Miss Ruth Morrison. whose n.a '!pr,t 81
m Mr. Ivan Radcliffe Will b" an event 81
Eovcmbcr IL, will be comnlim"nt"d WIN
cut glass shower Z" sr ." st:' nj her
home on the Island.s The evening VIII
no. sncnt in cards and other diversions
which will be supplemented BY IN" scrn1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-05
MANY AFFAIRS FOR
EARLY NOVEMBER
Moss HELEN EIrG, BRDE-ELEcr OF
JAMES r. BoLTEN, COMPLEMENT
ED WITH CUT GLASS SHOWER
LAST EVENING
Miss rutn Morrison, Who Will Be MAJ
xted November IL, VIII Be Honor
Quest at Charming Affair
This Evening.
For Mss Elig.

Miss Helen Elig. whose engagement 70
Mr.. James r. Bolton has SGccntly p|cn
annouonccd was complimcntcd last even
ing BY Mrs. Clarence Bolton at her nome
on North Front street. The AFFAIR was
in the nature Of cut glass shower ana
many handsome gifts were received by
the bridc-elect. An ,.cnJoyable evenths
OF informal social diversions was &c
lirhtfully concluded by the serving OF a
delcctabie supper. The appointment
were in pink and white. the details penn :
prcttily carried out. \ large mound OF
pink chrySanthcmums conferred the tape
and dainty pink baskets filled with &c .
licious confcctlonS were the faVors. me
rlarr cards were very unique some DC,
ing cupid bearing wedding hing anu
others were Il wedding supper.
Mrs. Bottoms guests were:
noro,hv Grcir. Dorothy Stanton,
tIoion RnIf Vera MCElroy.
ca-.b Contzc Irma SchCncrlCin,
sara Redmau. MaEtnr $40
N,iIrrd TrlCht Virginia Elig.
McSdameS--
William Wright. Lee Byrahnun-
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Observation-Disclosures.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph GraSinEer
announce the marriHG" "f their daughter
Teresa Jane
to
Mr.. CHARLES Raymond Alderman
On Tuc.<day, October Twrnty-ciGhth
nineteen hundred and nineteen
St. PajftckS Church,
Youngstown, ONO.
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DAR1lc, PIERCING
:. S1ATIC PAINS
Give nay before rAs psne-
sntine eaerss of SLOANE
liniraear

: g sAcss skesszsz., !, ,~;ssss sai
- i-A--seA<s u ls.satako. tas ne~,-..
le---.'s..sAea q nS-ris.s. tAe -, nsck.
tas i-A-s N'rencA. tAe .5-.eat a. =
sae Fa1Ncie straaa. and az shr.2 2ssa.,
krs>e.
.ss s-ss u apf,l.aS. IT, c.. kaees
- fS-s<2. tt.e f>aatise rcs-lgt. faf Sle.a-
k1<<s -a1 AZ ecoa1Enr a S.Ans
La--r1<s.s rzks !; uni,xrsal.v rs4gxsr.s-
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DIPLOMATS AND
BAR OF CAPITAL
ysGHr COVENANT


tcaniiauea froa p@se n
oTuite tse eHlsteace q tAlr- ueatle.
sA.cA fh, tnised Siaies - ~hl
iAnts naslons fespeesissiT rreyia lns
ior eommssioH % insesilsaiion ana
asla' % hosiinlies anta yhe ccm
uiss.oa has reporied
Tie covenant prfmHs he iutesiisa
iloa - hs ooniac'ed onls b, tae "a
vcatlss ooonen taas eliminating ths
special machinsrs alfeas, "a existence
fpr ias pafposs 81 helasea ffa l'uNsl
States aad ether nations lu 8 later
article iae covenant rc.0rnAss taat
special msehuefi mas sa.st for sfhi
lfaiiop snt Il would ~ conpaatl.sis
simple io lnfsrf tarse of fuaf uurds
in afflife t~eiRe enahllg au, s. ihe
aAiIars o. nsr ior Investigation psI
poses eomuissisas tas, mss mafusiiy
Asree span. hut eih ne oblsAllou ia
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SE{iE
sNe 90, 81 -
e-vsca AUroceAcN.

l. "A MaiAAA aIa ,ifsr aeltts msta
bsFs u iAs Nofihsfa NelA..lIn shanh
have. for years. eomp.4.usa ihsi al
inseisr1tis saioerss, hss hssn at4.
cg~as q ,hs.F ceaom.naiiou Load
sasnce- has tstn ihs 4oEes 81 ~
tusn .a oaufral - Nsshadln ara.rs
snd ~ presame shs failsy ~H 81
eeaiinaed i s. ssaaiif a. mxs iu
sago~ratle slrciss TAs iale alaa,s
sa@aes. hoesssr 4Aen aaiaeracl te
co-sex - aatosras.. tA4i las .s.s.is
se~ fhlnEs - thss ass and eater
fro'esi Ja1g.ng from ths falaa ia
re~s item ia ~ Cincinnati f14a.r,r
Issue febraA1 - the storm Is me
n = lAarca. Norh. has reached fas
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Foini - ssn4lne as~s : shower ans
F~isiing ~ shruls.ss, ~
sccasaslons u aatocrass asAsnsi
rossrn'ax A.ssras q ~ Neshotisi
caanA tArcaxAoaf sAe uAiies States.
u.sas a. Rev " 4 Wehris dlsrs<i
sapsuusenarnt - ihe Ne,hodls
csarcA Fr~cneafrd sszsea si-ct.-
sioa a > useesax - a. Meshoe.ss
Ssnsstsrs ssss<iAthon - ~ Nsshe-
tlsl hook cenosrp YESTERDAY meFnlaf
vaach now sss~rvise hasiness seAhnEr
~ - ehsrch srt dolag - throasa
fcrf~ture q sAs indisl4aal rlghis -
eAarcAes~ NJ Wehfn saia rNe
rha~.ars sheniseivss have % voice lr
iAc msnAeenenf - affair TAIa asn-
erai Dissatisfaction vlih ths ssstem .t
- seat "a ~ loss ~ approximately
le e.sa chllsren frsm Neshosisl saa
tss sehoals IA s-~A
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fepst lhe nudlnss Is he eaesUilss
-
...
......,.
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Too spnusal fanefal ~ japan af
iiaaoIHia be- fafsIgifu h|s souuiff
msn ~ aear kmanaa on ihe sirfH'
iie ssHiaIns hls ORDER al he'HF ptff m
. asmpairn ~ it aaTns tu lnfaee t'f
pes. is fu aialf Amfnlan Styles
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Tho ntN NmH sou have q raaNh ~
cold fff lts aisfiaIu' tslft hsuNif
n Is llfa aai fn sac anl fua afu alff
fu he UlsaAsi Aih thr relIff af
fards Th3 rsa.d df has a ~lde re
iafloa Cor ifs cures of coughs anf
nolis
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GOODBY,
NWOMEN'S
TROUBLES

Ths f1rfrfQ al e1seoufeft q
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-18
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-18

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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-03-20
MAN SHALL NOT LIVE
BY BREAD ALONE

The Normal department is grow
ing. Two good-sized dining rooms
are required to accommodate the
Normal students this winter. There
is a sort of friendly rivalry be-
tween these dining room groups, and
as might be expected found express
sion in the form of athletic con-
tests. A team of boys and a team Of
girls representing each dining room
staged a double bill of basket ball
in the mems gymnasium Monday
p. m. Both games were closely con-
tested and interesting from begin
ming TO end. At the expiration of
the regular playing time each game
was a tie: but when the tie was
played off No. was the victor IN
each contest. The lineup was viz:
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-03-20
School News from Various Departments
HuRRAH FOR THE NORMAL BOYS

Two weeks ago the men Of the
Bcrea Normal school by a unani-
nous vote decided TO make every
Monday a cleanup day, after the
manner Of Uncle Sans boys when
they are preparing gor Saturday
morning inspection. The Normal
men occupy the third and fourth
floors Of Pcarsons Hall. Two squads
were organized on each floor and
leader was chosen for each squad.
There being four such groups each
will be detailed 10 general police
duty only once per month.
The corridors, stairways, and
bathroom are swept and then care
fully scrubbed (mopped). There is
no dust left to serve as a breeding
place for germs. The mirrors are
treated with an application of bon
ami, and the metallic basins of the
lavatory get-a good dose of clean
ing powders. Thus the janitors are
inspired to do their work better
during the week. II was voted that
anyone found guilty of violating the
recognized rules of tidiness and
cleanliness affecting common prop
erty shall serve an extra turn at
general police duty for each oirense
Every man knows that he may be
made to feel rather uncomfortable
if he refuses to play according to
the rules of the game. Further
more, it was voted that the names
of slackcrs should be published on
the Department bulletin board, So
that both boys and girls might
know who they are. As yet there
has been none. and it is the opinion
Of the writer that there will be
none in the future.
Every room must be mopped on
each cleanup day, each student be-
ing responsible for his own room.
The boys display an excellent
spirit in their work. Their labor IL
sandwiched between mirth and song.
This enterprise surely merits much
credit. We congratulate them, and
believe that students of other de-
partments will soon follow their ex-
ample.