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The Lake County times., 1919-04-01

passer, shot four baskets snd chslked
up three free throws. The Rayls' spe-
Gal defense built especially 10 stop bm
caused the former Great Lakes forward
no special worry Cochrane at guard
was one OF the potent factors in holdias
the Detroiters 10 the low score. Egsn.
replacing Frieling at guard. continually
kept the leather from the Whiting Soal-
The hrst half ended 1877 With the
Owls leading They scored Is more IN
the second period while holding the
Rayis TO by perfect defensive play.
The local lads had ali Or their old lime
team work and iutored the F'ords IN
some Of the games higher arts Eas-
ketbsll fans VIII probably never see 2
better team in action than the Owls
quintet Sa,urday II was a galaxy 81
stars trained to the minute and wo-lz-
ing with the perfection OF a weil-oiled
{ machine
a third game is a possibility The To-
cation is IN doubt but tho officials favor
Chicago. The Second Regt. Armory or
Bartlett gymnasium At the University
Of Chicago lead in he voting. This
combat 10 decide The worlds basketball
TITLE. When this battle IS staged tic
entire Csiuinet region will attend or
mass and indications arc that Windy
Clty fans arc looking forward with in-
tsrcst to saeing Whiting and Detroit h
action Itnc-up
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01
Juice OF Lemons!
How to Make Skin
White and Beautiful


At the cost Of small jar Of ordinary
cold cream one can prepare 3 fun quar-
ter pint Of the most wonderful lemon
skin softener and complexion beautifer.
by squeezing the Juice OF two fresh
lemons into a bottle containing three
ounce. of orchard white. Care should
be taken 10 strain the juice through a
fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in then
this lotion will keep fresh for months.
Every woman knows that lemon juice is
used 10 bleach and remove such biem-
ishes ss ssllovness. freckleS and tan
and j. the ideal skin softener, smooth
ener and beautifer.
Just try it. Get three ounces of or
chard white st any pharmacy and two
lemons from the grocer and make UP 2
quarter pint Of this sveetly fragrant
lemon lotion and massage it daily into
the face, neck. arms and hands. II
naturally should help to soften, freshen.
bleach and bring out the roses and
beauty Of any skin. II Is wonderful 20
smoother rough. red hands.-Adv.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01
LIKE BOLT FROM
HEAVENS BLUE
A happy discovery of Cincin-
natl chemist interests
women here

Your high heels havs put eorns on
ysur eeas and calluses on your feet. but
Why sare noT2
a genius Ia Cincinnati discovered =
magic ether compound and named =
freexore. A quarter ounce OF this freez
one can now be hsd az any drug stors
for q fs~ cents. Apply few drops on
ygnr tender. aching corn or csllus. In
start1y this sorsners diAappears and
shortly you will find the corn or cailus
40 shriyeled ard looss that you lift it
sT with your fingers.
lust think You act ria CT hard
eorn, soft corn or a corn between tn.
toes. as we'll as hardened calluses for a
few cents end without suffering ons
particle, without the slightest irritation
Of the surrounding skin. Just q touch
Of tsis mary slous freezone on a eore.
treablssoms corn gives instant relief
ADJ
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01
PROGRAM FOR CONVENTION
OF FEDERATED CLUBS OUT

The ladies Of the Congregational
church will serve the luncheon They
must know b1 Saturday night how many
70 prepare for. 50 reservations must be
made before that time
There viii be collection Of Year
Books" so each club should be sure the
8 copy OF their program is in the hands
of'the county chairman before April 9th
MRS. j. y PATTERSON.
County Chairman.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01

MICHIGAN CITY r. II Moore To-
cal atorney bss been appointed a
member or the legislative committee o,
the Indiana Dunese Highway Associa-
iiou. az which ". II. Hodges o. Garv.
\ chairman.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01

Times news service IS the best
that money can buy and homes
effort can furnish.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01
President j. A. Patterson
Announces Coming Event
of Great Importance.


Mrs. J A. Patterson of Gary. county
chairman OF the Federated Clubs OF Lake
County. has announced splendid pro
sram fer the County Federated Conven-
s4on which viii be held at the conEre-
sectional church at East Chicago. on
Aaril . The program follows:
"
ie.oo-Au sing Americs---
Leader. Mrs. HeminSway. Gary
Inyocation----Ars. Seaman. Gary
Address OF wsIcome---
Mrs z. n Canine. Pres
East Chicago woman's Club
Response J. A.
Patterson. County Chairman
Introduction or Visitors and
Guests.
Roll Call OF Clubs tPres. respond
with number or members pres
ent
Reading OF Unapproved Minutes.
Report OF Club Presidents.
Report OF Committees
Election OF Oficers.
Short Talks by Guests. Visitors.
and others.
- -<-AA~-A7SAAF e2NAA GletAS SAN4 fscAAtAA-t .
Piano Music; Reading. Miss
Paul. Whiting.
2.0o--Collect- Mrs. Meredith Hobart
Nhistling Solo ------
Mrs. Hemingway, Gary
Address. Peace ana Re-
construction" -
Atts. Ninian Fl. Welch, Chicago
Vocal Solo ---------------
Mrs ID Root Crown Point
Address; Interesting
Topics" ------
Miss Nellie Snider. Chica 90
Report Of Election Committee
Report Of Resolution Commit
tee
COMMITTEES.
Executive Committee.
Mrs. J. A Patterson. county chairman;
Mrs. Frank Sheehan vice chairman; Mrs.
r " Paxton, sec'y-tressurer. Hobart;
Mrs. Herbert Wheaton. Grown Point;
Mrs. Rhoda kinney. Lowell
Resolution Committee.
Mrs J, NJ Turner Hammond; Mrs.
Mary z. Burge. Leroy Mrs. 4. H. Jones,
Gary
Election Committee.
Mrs. Pearl Ansley. Indiana Harbor;
Mrs. H J. Lehman. Crown Point Mrs.
Carris Dou glas- Merriilvllle-
Revision or Constitution and Bylaws.
Mrs. Wm Rought, Whiting; Mrs. 7. r.
Teddicord, Hobart; Mrs. Marcia Grant,
Lowell. Mrs O. s McGinnity, Gary.
Press Com mites.
Mrs. J. ]. Freeman. Indiana Harbor;
Mr.. Catherine Michaels. Miller, Mrs c.
J. Dau ghterty. Crown Point.
Al club members are most urgently
requested 70 attend this County Meeting
and all friends Of the Club Movement
will be very welcome,
Atty. \. H weich. the gentleman who
speaks in the afternoon. is Master IN
thancery Of the Circuit Court OF Chi
ago. A cordial invitation IS extended
- all professional men as well as any
others who may be interested, TO come
and hear him.
Mss Snider is not a stranger In Lake
Gounty she has spoken in Gary and
other places IN the Calumet Region.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01

GREENsBURG Harry S. New. L.
s senator from Indiana. Is scheduled
10 sneak n the league Of nations at
The X Of r theatre here this evening
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01
whiting t54).
Detroi t12l.

Referee Farmer Seward Park. I'm
Powers. Armour Square.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-14
VERDICT FOR
THE PLAINTIFF

A verdict in favor Of tho plaintiff was
rendered in the case of Il. Casagrhnoa
VS.. Hiram Teatcr. in part of the ONO
county circuit court before Judge X NJ
Addleman. after twenty minutes deiipcr-
alton by tho jury. Tho plaintiff aSRrd
for $4,000 damages and the jury rehocr-
cd a verdict for S1.nG..l7. 4 motion
for the court to set asid" III" rcrdlct
was made by Attorney Palmer. connsci
for the defendant. and arguments on the
motion will he heard n"Nt SATURDAY.
Tho case was tho outcome Of Gcai
in rcal estate in which tho plnintIft rur-
chased for the defendant Il farm from
John 4 Fell Of pittsburgh. paying S3"o
as n guarantee for purchasing tho prop
crty. The defendant had posted $l.""o
forfeit. Later Tratrr Withdrew inc tnr-
felt, claiming that the farm which n"
thought contained "a acres r"n'alhcd
only a. acres. Tho plaintiff SUED LOT
the amount Of the forfeit, tho S9oh para
rs n guarantee Of purchase and tho at
tornrv's fees amounting To S".uOo i'll all
Two days were consumed In the h"a'
inr tho case. Attorneys Hand!an ana
Barhmann represented the plaintiff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-14
SUMMARY OF THE
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
PACT IS GIVEN OUT

rARIS. April 12.-(Ry the Assoc,al'o
Press AN official summary Of tho re-
visrd covenant of the league of nations
issued last night makes specific mention
NJ tho Monroe Doctrine with respect 10
it's hearing on III" future activities OF
tn" league II says:
The covenant does not affect the
validity Of international engagements
such us treaties Of arbitration or rrE'on-
al understandings. like tho Monroe Doc
irnr. for securing the maintenance or
peace
Tho league. says tho statement. Will
include all bclligercnt and neutral states
named in Il document annexed 10 the
covenant. and lin the future any self
governing country whose admission IS
approved to two-thIrds of tho states
already members of the league"
Providing il has kept it's obligations.
n state may withdraw from the league
ON giving TWO years motive. and states
which signify their dissent from amend
mcnis approved by all the states on the
council and a aiority of those IN thc
assembly are not bound by them. but in
such case. cease TO be members of the
! league.
! Mandatorirs for tho German COLONIES
and the territories OF the ottoman en-
pirc are provided. These colonies and
! territories are 10 be administered ny
states willing to be mandatorics Of the
| league. which will exercise general sup
| crriSion. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-14

two months. not only devoting after
school hours. but even giving up uheir
Saturdays
Through the courtesy OF Prof. Car
penter all this thought and work on
this exhibit has been gladly and freely
donated to the Woman's Club, and when
one realizes that this exhibit made by
them can not be duplicated for less than
$1,000. one can appreciate the efforts
and thought necessary in making these
models. They are indeed works OF
art" and probably never has anything
like them ever been made before any
place.
At this meeting the opportunity Is
given to the parents Of Wheeling to
see demonstrated before their eyes what
is being done in the public schools Of
our city to promote and safeguard III"
health Of their children as ex"mpliiicd
In child welfare work, and at the sam"
time Is presented also the opportunity
Of realizing the importance and the
benefits that arc derived from the in
struction in manual training as carried
on in the public schools today under
Prof Carpenter.
Wheeling is unique in the position OF
having one Of the most complete ana
up-to-date manual training departments
Of any city in the country. and when
one realizes that such finished and COM
plete work as these models can be pro-
duced in manual training Of our pu blic
schools. it is easy to follow tho benefits
that the boy derives from the training
received from manual training in pre-
pairing him for his life's work.
The program for this meeting, being
held under the auspices ofr<he Woman $
Club and Wheeling Health League. Is
now being made up and promises to be
most cntcrt aiming and instructive and
Of Interest to all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-14
TWILIGHT SESSION
OF POLICE Court
pisorderlies Soaked Heavily and NUMBER
Get Usual Pines.

Mary Dunlcvy. Of Bcnwood. who not
co very long ago. had promised to keep
clear Of Wheeling. faced Judge watkins
agnn last might on II charge OF loll"r'ns'
Mary. Mrs. Gertrude Foncr and Johh
Nalcno were taken into custody Sa'ur-
doy afternoon at tho hnrn" of Mrs. trnrr
-, II Twrnty"fourth street. on charge
of lettering, by Officer Fl"ishman.
Gertrude and John talked worry plainly
n Tho Judge. telling him Just how II hap
ncncd and wcrc excused. but Mary gre"
confused and mixed things up in general
whrrrupon the court mndc II optiohaI
with tho lady whether sh" would Sne"o
an DAVIS las tho city's guest or pay me
of 500. Mrs. Foncr wns in tho front Enro
when the officer raidrd the 2lace John
was asked to the house by Mary. who
wns there helping with the house""rK'
Mary. it seemed. was the party VINO
rummrd things up. and so was the ohiS
member Of tho trio To receive Juoaclal At
tcntinu in the verdict.
]. r. Winston. plain drunk ma "hcn
brought before tho judge still slightly
saturated. drew the minimum Of 81 ana
costs. He was brought in by Officer BAR
hor from Alley al 4 O'Clock Saturday
afternoon. 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-14
|, 0, OF, CENTENNIAL
BOOSTERS meet

The Odd Follows centennial commit
tee had what proved TO be the biggest
boosters meeting yet held by that or
EaniZation when they met with Tria-
delphia Lodge, No. 81. last Saturday
night.
William J. Clark had charge Of this
delegation. AS each scheduled meeting
approaches il seems that the enthusiasm
grows by leaps and bounds. which is
most gratifying to tho committee. The
object of these meetings is to create the
kccnest interest and the hcarticst co.
operation of all the ODD Fellows OF this
district for the success of thc grand
lodge lodge session To be held in Wheel
ing October IA, Is and l6, which will
celebrate the one hurdrcdth anniversary
of Odd Fellowship in the United States.
Those attending the meeting at Tria-
dolphin wore:
II. F. Woody, James Minkcmycr. l.. r.
shockncy. John H. Emery, +. N. Ehcr-
hart. William ]. Clark. Raymond Bauer.
William Eahnc. G.. +. Garrison. II. NJ.
Allen, J. w Belsch. W. II. Bone Frank
Kelly. Mill Eancmun. S. V. McCuskcy,
l.. G. Downing. Newton Drum. ]. l.. Glib
son, Thomas Evans.
The next meeting will be with Pro-
grcss Lodge. No. al. Moundsvillc. Tues
day, April Is. in charge OF William +.
Hahne. An invitation is extended to all
Odd Fellows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-14
FLYING CIRCUS :t|:3@
HERE THIS WEEK

A flying circus from ono Of tho AVA
ton fields near Washington. y. C.. will
visit Wheeling some time this week TO
ST mulatr cnliStmeptS for tho volunteer
force of $1,000 men Ia be Scnt to Franc"
anu Germany To replace a portion OF the
American army OF occupation now on
duty in those countries. was the an
nounc"ment mad" Saturday by Major D..
S. Finley. assistant officer in charge
of recruiting in this state.
Tho flying circus will consist of n
number Of airplancs. which will do
aerial stunts over the city and sur
rounding country.
At the army recruiting rooms IN the
Tntelligcnccr building Sergeant Bruce
Baker. who is in charge. said that or
dcrs had bVn received for cnlistmcnts
for mon To serve in tho Philippines, tho
Panama Canal zone and the territory of
Hawaii. and tho men sought arc for
the infant Try. coast artillery. engineers.
signal and medical corps. White cav
airy is wanted for Hawaii and colorcd
cavalry for the Philippines.
Enlistmcnts for the Philippines and
Hawaii will be sent 10 the Prcscdio.
near San Francisco. for trimming. while
the men for the Panama Canal zone
will be sent to HatticsburE. Miss, to
train
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-14
"BOLSHE:WSM" TOPIC
OF LECTURE TO MEN
Educator Does Not Believe Division Of
wealth Solution Of Labor
Conditions

DR.. II. +. I.utz in n lecture in ''Boishe-
rism or Hard Times. Their Cause and
Cure" al the First Christian church
yesterday afternoon given 10 men only,
said in part:
1T has been my privilege as CITY
evangelist of Greater Pittsburgh and IN
OF her capacities 10 study the labor Stu
alton closely.
Let us inquire into tho cause of hard
times. We cannot blanc God for them
when he has placed such wonderful re-
sources in this old world of ours. Mod
crn industries have Increased the pro-
ductivc power of mon five hundrGdtold.
I'm every department We have ao-
ranccd. -Four men can do tho work OF
fourteen men on tho farm. Conditions
arc better today than they were MY
years ago. Yct that is not the question:.
Ard they rs they should be today:
rs there over production? No; poo
nlc arc starving for want Of necessities
Then II is unfair distribution. you say.
Let's divide the wealth of tho world
evenly. But that can no moro easily %
done than TO ill q bottomlcss bucket
with water. The mass of us live from
hand 10 mouth. whether VIC make nVe
or twenty dollars day If We shouiu
| mako equal distribution Of all wealth.
| the people would use ii so urwisclS
that our country would be ruined.
Neither is the cause OF hard times
MISREPRESENTATION in spite of tho ehor-
mons waste We see about us. Tho rcai
! cause Of. hard times is sin, wickednesS'
dcpravity. II is not only in the hlEn
places VIC find it. but in low places as
| well.
Tho masses and toilers Of tho "oFio
/
nnrocroc,. rnoy b. n great blessing, nut
| in tho hands of wicked people it is inc
mos, hcIIish thing on earth. nu. IN
the hands Of i Eodly, consccratcd peo'
pic i, can provide heaven m earn
| 'Richtcousnesf cxaiteth nation ~!
advancement in favor of the mnS*rS
arises fundamentally from CHRISTIAN
/ ,rinciplcs \ democracy will br ms good
rs tho majority Of it's citizens. Improve
tho ideals Of tho people and the condi'
/ ton Of the nation is improved.
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Hitchcock Declares ~
Covenant Acceptable

WASHINGTON. April 13--S = . r
Hitchcock. Of Nebraska, retiring chair-
man Of the senate foreign relations
committee. in Il statement tonight de-
clnr,.d that the changes made IN me
league rr nations constitution ~ otlcl-
ally announced in Paris. would remove
virtually MI objections to tn, rc covcn ran.
tnining the league covenant would be
ratified by Tho senate. .
Tho changes that have been mace n,
tho League Of nations covenant. Sala
Senator Hitchcock. arc very satistaci1
DRY and arc conclusive answers 10 all
tho objections that have hcen made 10
tho plan. think they remove MOST OF
the objections that have hrcn raised og
Senator's Whore the constitution mao
been n little Indefinite It has been mage
definite and certain. 1t Is materially
improved in form and language Presi-
dent Wilson has won n great victory.
Most Of tho. senator's who signed me
Lodge resolution were out or TIC CITY
tonight and could not be- reached 70
obtain their views regarding the changes
That have been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-14
RACE BETWEEN RIVAL
BRITISH AVlATORS FOR
OCEAN FLIGHT START

ST JOHNS. y. T.. April 13.-Dense
fog and drizzlInG rain to-day forced
Harry G.. Hawker. Australian aviator,
again to postpone his attempt to fly
across the Atlantic in quest Of fame and
the $5U.000 prize offered by the London
Daily Mail. Yesterday blustery south
castrrly made ''hop off" Impossible.
Hawkcr plans to begin his adventure
at the first signs Of favoring wind and
weather but mariners wise in the lore
Of fog and rain said tonight it might
be {; week before the misty curtain
lifted, rs thick weather is 10 be expect
cd at this season.
Meanwhile the transatlantic flight is
developing rapidly into a real race. Enc
couragcd by delays encountered by
Hawker, Captain l.. +. Raynham, British
airman. is rushing the work of assem-
bling his Martinsydc biplane, which he
hopes to have ready in time 10 take tho
air at least as soon as Hawker'S Sopwlth
machine hops off"
As the rivalry between the two camps
increases, there are indications that
Hawkcr and Commander Mackenzie
Gricvc, Il. ~. his navigator. arc ready
to. sacrifice every possible safeguard to
the sporting desire of getting the jump
on the other fellow"
DESPITE rain over night. continuing
into this morning. Hawker prepared &c
begin tho flight as soon as the fog lifted
mcasurably.
1t was announced late tonight that
Raynham would make an attempt 10
gel away Tuesday afternoon.
----
LIMERICK, April l3.-OwinE &c
wrat her cOnditions-Wind with rain ano
hail Storm-~Major Wood was unable tc
make his start today In an attempt &c
fly across tho Atlantic. 1t Is stated
that nc will start from East Church TO-
morrow.
LONDON. April l".-(By the Associ
| atcd Prcss.) TO report IS
sued by the air ministry tonight. tho
wnathc conditions are very unsatisfac'
tory for an aerial crossing of the At
lantic and also arc such that forced
landing on the sea would be attended
( BY considerable risk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-14
DIES or INJURIES

Charles Williams. aged 40, Of Tenth
street. McMechen. brakeman in the Is.
&: o. yards at Benwood. died last niGEt
at the Glendale hospital from injuries
received while working at the Bcnwpod
yards yesterday morning al o'clock.
Mr.. williams. while making coup
ling. slipped and fell under the engine
while it was in motion and had his lrtt
arm cut of and three fingers OF his
right hand amputatcd.
He was rushed to tn" Glendale nos
pi,al for medical aid. but never rccov.
cred from the shock and accident, ana
died at 10 o'clock last night.
Mr.. williams leaves family To
mourn the untimcly end of husband ana
father
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-14
MIR, Watson Addresses
Local TheOSOphiStS
At EOff Street Church

Local Theosophists received telc-
gram that Mr. Watson. prominent III"
tional lecturer. OF the Th""Sorhical So
ciriy. who delivered Il series OF hiEh'!
interesting lectures nj pitts5urEh' ID
agrees to stop off on his way from therH
10 deliver on" lecture on "Th" HraHc ana
What Lii" Beyond ut Wheeling 70
night. M"nday the 18th, AT n. M. al
tn" Unitarian church. Eoff street. above
Twelfth strcct; WAS speedily oblaincu
for the occasion. As this is an unusual
opportunity, both as In lecturer anu 70
subject. it is hoped. that everyone IN
tCrc:;t"d will make efforts to Prol''
thereby and come and bring friends.
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models. The posters have been pre-
pared by w. B. Hicks and staff and
explain graphically the models and re-
suits Of child welfare work.
Tho models. of which there ade four
oo,,sis, or ths modern school house, the
Weighing and measuring room the T 80
iii he described in detail and all phases
~ child welfare work fully explained
that evening. .
These models are all made ACCORDING
to scale and are perfect In every oe-
tail Prof. Carpenter and his force nave
been working on these models the last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-14
J. G.. ROOT CAMP
MEETS TONIGHT

The ]. c. Root Camp. Woodmcn Of tho
World will hold Il meeting toniEht IN
their new quarters in the Mutual saw
inEs building.
The feature of the meeting will be an
address by Secretary John 4. Lorcntz
who has just returned from HnEerstown.
Md. whore he attended the head camp
annual national meeting Of the organ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-14
WOMAN CRIEp WITH PAIN.

suffering from kidney or bladder all
ncnts that can be relieved. Mrs. l..
WAYNE. .726 ard ST.. Ocean Park. CAL
writes: ct had to sit down during my
houscwork. My back ached 80. ais" my
hin naIncd me- so I used 10 cry OUT: tne
pain was 40 great. Now 1 am thanKIul
to say that Foley Kidney Pills rid mo
~ all my pain" Backachc. sore mus
clcs, stiff or swollen joints. rheumhu"
oaIns arc iadicat ions Of kidney trouble.
Foley Kidney Pills arc safe and reliable
They bring quick results. Sold every
where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-14
WORKS OF ART
!: TO BE EXHIBITED

I. At a big public meeting to be ned
"Wednesday evening. the 18TH at S:So
o'cloc,x in tie High School auditorium,
! tho child welfare exhibit which has
sbeen prepared by the manual training
hepartment Of the High School, under
Athe direction Of Prof. w. G. Carpenter.
Twin be presented to the state board OF
health, represented by DR.. S. L. Jep-
lson. head Of the department.
| This exhibit consists OF posters and