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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-23

PRODA Sc LEVINE novy bunga-
low 4 pokojich koupelnou
V Maple Heights. Elektrina,
prirodni plyn. Lot je so pri
200 str. Blizsi sdeli pi. H. Po-
tUckova, Friend Ave-, biz
Stop 10 A. 3. C. kary.
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PRODA Sc v okoli Fleet ma
'dlazdene ulici pekny velky
'dum pro tri rodiny. Ma cenu
$4,000, proda-Ai sc do tydne da
Sc "a $4,000. Haste Sc u F..
Hattana, 3642 E. .49 ul. Tel.
Union 1926 w. PA
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PRIME Sc radna divka ma
vseobecnou domaci praci. Do
bry plat. Haste Sc v {. 10318
Pierpont Ave., vemte E. 1O5
St. karu. Tel. Eddy 2O17 w.
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PRODA Sc LEVINE dunn o peti
mistnostech, p!yn voda a jine
Zarizeni. DYE vclke bane. A.
gent Sc vylucuji. Haste Sc v {.
$3.50 Z. 50 ul. z Hamm Ave.
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z anglickeho volne upravil j. C.

byte a mnoho jinych veci povi
dial, ktere nejsou pravdivy, ne
bot ia nezabil nikoho nozem,
ami v jeho byte - ia zabil clo-
veka toho pesti a jeste venku
- mezi dvefmi."
'Pani porotci budou tax la
skavl a povsimnou 81 neprav-
de podobnosui tohoto udani,"
pravil predseda soudu.
"Jaka nepravde podobnost?
Jaky jest tom rozdil, koho
jsem zabil, kdyz Sc vam pri-
iznavam, ze Gloveka jednoho
jsem opravdu zabil, kdyz Sc
vam priznavam, re cloveka jed
noho jsem opravdu Sc sveta to
hoto sprovodil? Co by mne to
pomohlo rikati, nebyl to vi
dal, byl to jiny? ia vim, re cd
souzen ,budu, tax jako tax.
"Ano - ale timto prohlase
MIN chcete dociliti odlozeni
soudu." r..
"Nesmysl,' odvetil Langlade
podrazden, ITO. jsem mohl do
ciliti jiz drive. Wy musite byt
blazenw
Soudce cinil, jako by tuto po
klonu neslySela a pravil:
"A proc neprohlasil jste to
lined, behem obhajcovy reci?
Proc jste cekal az ma posledni
chvili?"
ITO jest moji veci," odvetil
Langlade a obratil hrozive sve
zraky kde sedela Soleil-Cou-
chant.
"A bylo to take v Rue de la
PaiX, kde jste onoho \ cloveka
zabil?"
"Ano - neznam cislo, ale
vim, zef ulice ia to byla."
"V kolik hodin ASH"
"Mohlo byt asi sest."
"V rijnu?'
"Ano - tax v druhe polovi
ci mesice rijna."
'Nuze, tim jste jen potvrdil
svOji vinu, re .jste vrahem Vi
dalovym. V mesici rijnu neb Ii
stopadu zadH clovek, vyjma
Maurice Vidala, nebyl v Rue
de la PanX zavrazden!"
V tom okamziku jeden po
rotcu, jenz behem teto rozmlu
Wy jevil zvlastni nepokoj, ota-
zal Sc soudce, zda-li by mu do
voleno bylo uciniti jiste udani.
"Zajiste, monsieur" odvetil
soudce.
"Jest tudiz moji po vinnosti
upozorniti soud,'~ pravil po-
rotec, "ze mesici rijnu, nekO
lik dni pred zavrazdenim Mau
rice Vidala, jeden mych zna
mych nalezen byl mezi dvermi
bytu sveRo mrtev. Bylo to v
Rue de la PaiX. Jelikoz nebylO
ma mem znati zadne znamky
nejake nasilnosti, prohlasil le
kaz, jelikoz muz ten byl vzdy
velice krevnaty a silny, re
smrt privodena byla nahlou
mrtvici. Ma skrani jeho postre
hlhi .isme sice misto slime krvi
podlite, ale vSichni NELL jsme
"a to, re rama ia spusobena by
la padem. Nyni nam "a to, je
likoz vse Sc napadne shoduje,
re ona rama spusobena byla pc
sti obzalovaneho, jak on sam
zde udava."
Slova tato, jasnym hlasem
pronesena, spusObila vetSi .ie-
ste rozruch, nezli driv6jSi pro
hIaseni Langladeovo. Ma vsech
slyseti bylo sum a Sc
pot, ba tn tam ozvaly sc i hla
site vykriky prekvapeni. Stat
nj zalobce pristoupil rychle k
soudcita delsi chvilir MIN poti-
chu hovoril a Langlade zabran
byl V horlivou rozmluvu sc
Sym obhaJcen. z.
kdyz :po delsl chvili zavlad-
10 opst tichc, povstal vefejny
lalobce q pravil.
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"Pani maminka."
"Jak to, vzdyt il piece da
vam mesicne sto zlatych, jesti
vic nez slecne a mic mi ne
vraci."
"Prosim, neutratime z toht
ami polovic."
/ v BaruSce uz mnoho hore
a bolu bylo nastradano a ted
mimovolne ulevovala 81: "Po.
tkala jsem slecnu, CO tn byvala
a ptam Sc il, prosim vas, pove.
zte mi, jak jste varila? Dala Sc
do smichu a povida: pro svaty
pokoj, abych jemnostpana ne.
r0zcElovala, sidila jsem matku
jak jsem mohla, rikala jsem Q
nakoupenych vecech, re stoji
polovicku skuteche ceny, pri-
kupovala jsem tajne i maslo
vejce, treba i re sveho dosazo-
vala, a to ia delati nemohu."
''Take bych 81 toho nepral,
4 kdyby to nutno bylo, piSte 81
to, rad vam to nahradim."
'Nic by to platno nebylo.
Panimaniinka urcuje jidelni
listek. Naridi treba variti nu-
die nebo knedlik, q kdyz il po
prosim o vajicko, utrhne Sc ma
mne, k cemu to, vzdycky pry
knedlik varivala bez, vajicka.
Rano mne posle ke kupci a rex
ne: Koupite ctvrt libry cukru,
diva Lofty ze.ene kavy, "a 2 ci-
korku, "a krejcar kvasnic. Sty
dim Sc do kramu vejit a ra-
dim, kupme toho najednou
vic, Pride to levneji, lepsi zbo
ri dostaneme, tn hned skace
prot mne, fofruje fertuchem a
krici: nechtela byste = fir =
FRI - rozhazovat penize do We
tru" a Baruska ukazovala po
matce, jak 81 pocina a pokra-
covala: "vSecko ma schovane,
zemcene, jakobych zlodejka
byla, o vsecko muslin rikat, o
mleko. maslo mouku, vsecko
mi odmefujc, opovazim-li sc
iici, ze je toho malo, straSne
Sc rozcili, sproste mi nadava,
re bych il cht6la o vsecko pri-
pravit, ozebraCit.: Prosim, TAX
HE ia varit nemohu, pdjdu ra-
deli pryc."
"Odejit nesmite,' odpovedel
rozhodne dekan, "ale narizuji
vam, abyste varila podle sve-
no, matka tomu nerozumi, wy
lozim il to-" a raznymi kroky
Sci do kuchyne.
"PoslySte mako, uz jsem
vam to davno chtel fici a polka
zde zapomenu. Musite nechat
Marusku lepSi varit."
"Coze?" vylitla Manka, eta
devka ma mne zalovala?
,"Jaka ia jsem jejich dew
ka?" skocila do kuchyn6 Ba-
ruska, Ike vsemu jcste NADIA
vat 81 mann nechat."
"Pomalu, mako, mirnete Sc.
Procpak hncd nadavatc :?
Vzdyt vas take nikdo neurazi,
jenom chci rici, re takovou
stravu, jakou porucitc val t.
my jist nemuzeme. To je pro
lidi pracujici, CO sekaji, kopou,
ia cerstvem vzduchu Sc pohy-
buji, ale pro mas kncze, musi
byt pokrmy lehci a stravitel-
nejsi chutneji upravene."
"Ty il ma mne posazujes, ty
il ma me navadis, ty jsi pri nj
ty nj drzis," vybuchla znovu
Manka, "se mnou pofad necc
mas, nikdyz ha v nicom Sc tG
nezachovam, dybych Sc ma kou
sky rozkrajsla. ty to nehu
znas, CHI lidi mali pravdu, tin
ty vefis, mamou jen hadat sc
prides, jako ma staryho psa ma
nj spustis. Ha pro koho pa Sc
TRIM"
4 4 n
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ZkUSENY kEZNfK a uzenar
hleda zamestnani. Je spolehli-
w v kazdem ohledu. Adressa
Sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
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LIBERTY BONDY>

kIpuji "a hotove, tez Bondy
ncdoplacene. Prijd'te vecer
neb V nedefie k Chas. f. Vlkovi,
1881 E. 145 ul. Vemte Kins-
lnan karu. 1-25
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krvavy zlocin. byl spachan -
neznamy vrah zakernou rukou
zbavil zivota Maurice Vidala
v jeho byte, uziv k tomu vlast
nlho jeho noze - veSkere O.
kolnosti zdaji Sc usvedcovati
obzalovaneho - on sam Sc pri
znava - a pfec, panove,' ma
vzdor jeho priznani, ktere mi
pripada spise jako prosba o
smrt, ja vAhal bych, nezli
bych no postal ma popraviste.
Ba radeji bych zlocince propu
still beztrestne, nezli abych az
ma okraj hrobu sveho trapen
byl tim vedomim, re postal
jsem ma smrt cloveka nevinne-
no. A dovolte, abych zakoncil
slovy jednoho nejprednejsiho
naseho recnika: "Neda-li bah
cloveku dostacitelne dukaZy
vine jeho blizniho, jest to du
kazem, re nechce cloveka uci-
niti soudcem mad clovekem, a.
le re chce, ably rozSudek pone-
chan byl soudu nejvyssimu."
Rec tato zpusobila DOZEN ne
vyllcitelny a sotva re obhajce
skoncil, oval Sc v sini tlumeny
projev pochvaly. Rozcileni ale
dostoupilo teprve sveho vrcho
lie, kdyz obhajce pristoupil k
obzalovanemu, uchopil no "a o
be ruce a vyzval no, ably upu-
still cd sve tvrdosijnosti pro
hlasil, re jest nevinen.
Langlade vSak zustal uplne
netecnym - jeho zraky upfe-
ny byly pouze ma SOleil-Cou-
chant.
Pojednou Sc mu zdalo, re vi
del, kterak Anglican ovinul III
ku kolem jejiho tela a ona re
polozila svoji hlavu ma jeho Ia
memo.
TO vice snesti nemohl. VypO
vedi svedku - slova statniho
zalobce i obhajce - to vSe MIN
nehnulo. Nemel, proc by zil a
pral 81 zemriti.
Ale pohled ten-nalil mu do
zil Ease touhu k zivotu, ne
snad, re chtel Soleil-Couchant
pro sebe ziskati - V to vice ne
veril - ale pomstil Sc chtel, pc
mstit Sc jeSte musil!
A tato touha po pomste to
byla, ktera pohnula no k to-
mu, re prudce povstal, odstrcil
obhajce sveho prudce cd sebe
a zvolal hromovym hlasem:
"A ia nejsem vinen!"
V soudni sini panovalo po
tomto prohlaseni nevylicitelne
rozcileni. Vse pocalo vstavati
a ysude panoval sum a zma-
tex.
Kdyz byl zjednan opet pora
dek, predseda soudu promlu-
vii k Langladeovi:
"Prichaztc ponekud pozde
Sc svym prohlasenim. Wy jste
Sc zdrahal odpovidati ma otaz-
ky vam kladene a toto prohla-
semi jste 81 ponechaval asi ma
konec, k zvyseni dojmu. Upo-
zornuji pany porotce, ably Sc ne
dali timto divadelnim vystu-
penn myliti. Myslite-li, re jste
ncvinen, proc jste neucinil pro
hlaSeni We smyslu tom driver
"Ponevadz," odvetil Lang
lade, "ponevadz jsem myslil,
ze jsem vinen."
"Vy jste myslil, re jste Vi
nen?" opakoval sOudce, nema-
10 slovy temi prekvapen. "Vy
jste mel "a to, re jste zavraz-
dill Cloveka - a nyni mate "a
to, ze jste tax neucinil?"
"Ano, ia zabil cloveka, k to
mu, Sc priznavam - ale clo-,
vekem tim nebyl1. Maurice Vi.
dal.'
"Co vas privedIo TAX nahle. k
tomu poznanl?"
"To, co tento pan zde povl-
dal," pravil Langlade, opet u
hlldnen. pi1 oe,11z uAazal IA
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DrObn&
Oznanlky

PRIJME Sc dslnik ktery je o.
bexnamen 8 praci, podavani do
tiskarskeho pressu. Haste Sc v
ltiskarne "SvSta". !?
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kxEX4ZkSkSElkS3 3lIS 4 fZESEyfSE|
.lind1fch S. baay:
Ma d6kanStyi.
DN dyuhJ. PokrdtoDdnf r0nldnu .PosLednf soud.
ROMAN



Ia a kricela "Jezis Maria, 10.
SET, echo sem Sc to jenom ia
stara, sediva ,matka dockala,
To mann "a vsecko my pricine-
ri, takovy huznani, mann "a
secku mou starost'. Hale ia uz
sem takova nechcasna ma tom
svete. Kazdymu dobre myslim
ha vodjakziva zadnej to nehu-
zna, kazdej jenom ma me posti
va, icko vlastni dite manu- tel
|ra." V6rila tomu, co mluvi, Wi
la Sc do te krivdy, domn9le, cf-
tia bolest z toho plynouci a ny
Iiaa primo tom bolu, do KITE
!reho Sc 'vemluvila a ktery il
ylastne nepdsohil nikdo. "Von
mi rekne, pro kobe Setrim ?"
orakovala 81 tn otazku synovu
|nekolikrat a pokazde vic Sc po
drazdila, drasala tax tou v6tou
jake hreben svoje nitro, jitrila
ranu, rozdmychavala v sobe IL
tost i hnev, ably plameny jeho
vyse .vyslehly. "Ja muslin ne
kan zajit, kan me voci pove-
dou ha nohy ponesou, vybe-
hla z kuchyn6 ma chodbu a z
chodby ma dvGr, kricic a mari
kaiic cestou, jako by il zivot
.b6zelo.
Martin tn stal zahanben a
tezmocny. Vede', re matka no
k slovu nepripusti, ze je v tom
rozcileni neschopna logicky
r1yslit, re by darmo il umlou-
val a vykladal. Jim lomcoval
hnev a chapal muze, kteri ze-
naml rozestvani slapou po ta-
lirich, rozbijeji nabytek, nici
vzacne obrazy a sklo. Takova
nalada i jeho 81 podmanovala,
j on by mohl v te chviii co do
ruky mu Pride roztristit, ma
tisic kouskd rozdrtit.
Vsi silou sveho rozumu mu-
sill Sc okrikovat ovladnout RI
kat: je to prece jenom matka
- premOz Sc - udrz Sc.
K veceru zaklepala ma jeho
pokoj ustrasena, ma smrt ble-
ia Baruska. "Prosim, jemnost-
pane, panimam nka Sc dosud
nevratila a blizi Sc vecer."
"Kdc je?" optal Sc Martin,
a starostllve vrasky naskocily
mu ma Cele.
"Sedi v drevniku, ale bojim
sc pro nj jit."
Beze slova vstal Martin a Wy
Sci ma dvur. V drevniku ma
spalku vskutku sedela Manka,
hlavu mela satkem omotanu a
jak zaslechla blizit Sc kroky,
dala Sc do ticheho stkani. We
della, ze Martin pro nj Pride a
cekala na to dychtive.
"Pojd'te k vecen matko," la
skave, jakoby Sc mic nestalo, o.
slovil il Martin.
ooh ia nechcasna, oh ja ne
chcasna! +! Ia ten kus zradla, co
ja Secko 81 muslin nechat libit
vod takovy zaby."
"Tak uz na to zapomente a
pojd'tc. JeSte vas uslySi bu-
dou myslit Bdh vi co Sc ne
stalo."
"Ha tax sem vopustena ma
tom svete, ze hani nemam ko-
I1u 81 pozalovat, komu 81 po-
stezovat."
Gale pdjd'te prece,' jako di
te wal if syn "a ruku, ably il
odvedl, ale razem vyskocila ja
ko usknuta, zapomnela ma
plac a rozkfikla Sc:
Mech me ha nesahej ia me.
ia tam k nj nepudu, tn pres
roc vostanu, ma holy zemi til
rresplm. MARITIME, muj drahej
muzi; prid' 81 pro me, prid'," /"
volala Ease neboztika muze Y
hrcbu "a zoufalym zrakem roZ-
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PRIME Sc spolshliv5 hoch K
|ueeni ' tisk6rnx Svsta. Musi "a
vyk&zati 70 skoly propou5tscim
certifik6tem. 2
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PRlJMOU Sc divky do uceni
vlasove prace. Plati Sc mzda
pfi uceni. Haste Sc u Wells
Hair Store, CAT Euclid Ave.
on
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PRODA Sc pekne stojaci "a
novni piano, ceny 5000, da Sc
"a $50. Pricinu prodeje sdeli
mattel v {. 1905 Rexford Av.
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PRIME Sc zena ma opatrova-
III dvou ditek. Haste sc v {.
1879 ParkvieW Ave
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ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY

TIL" closing musir Of IhC 81. JoSo phs
Academy department NJ instrumental
music w!ll b.. plNGu This CNrniuE in m"
auditorium "C III" sch""l. Th" program
VIII rolnprl"" thu works IT tho great
m"St"rS and ~ evening uf Er"a; 'nioy-
mont VII l." spent hy IN" friends ard
admIrcr+ f Ihr l"un- ladies who Will
par!lripA!" IN ~" 'v"nin-'S program.
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WHEELING WAR CAMP
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Things That Men Discharged From Gov
eminent Service should Know.

Almost two hundred returned service
men have secured tho "tcrlmg silver
service pin in Ohio county since they
we're received from the National Head
quarters Of tho Community SERVED" TIL"
local branch is now located in th| Rex
Theatre building. Wheeling. and all ~
service men, regardless Cf wh"r" they
served can secure the pm by bringing III
their diSCharG" papers, or. in the case OF
navy mon. their release Ia !nactiv" duty.
ThcS" r.uS ere not 1" hr mistaken for
III" Nictrrr !%Irlon being given I" scrv-
ice men hy In" L y"Inmcnt. Tho VIC
tory Tuition VIII not. II" ready for dis
trihutiun for som" time owing In III"
great demand for other materials Of
metal 4, the government mints.
MANY men in Ohio county and sur
rounding counties arc unaware of tn"
fact that they can secure additional
mil"ac" from tn" government II they
hav" moi already received ~ per nal"
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away from their hnna-f!d" residence al
the tim" IF Induction int" tn" service"
tho E"v"rmm'n is NOW willing I" pay
them fun milraG" Ia their honafld"
place of residence. which means man:
dollars to IN" soldier in hundreds Of
cases ThoS" who al" IN doubt aS &"
their War Ei>k IuSurAIl," polio! Ir"
urged Ia rall ct any If III" recognized
organizations n'"ndrd for that service,
and have tn" Nalu' al In" insurance "N-
plainrd To- ihrm. \ SulGiCr cali change
his pri.rY mt" HnN t.nr "f six forms 1t
insurance ufi'I h" - "lit Of th" S"-i ~.
II" en- hay" ms InSuran"" r"-InSrat"d
~ en- after MANY m"athS premiums h'N"
lHps"d hui must El1M" "ui form for
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GOVERNMENT NEEDS -

Tho United States Civil service com
mission announces nrcn competitive cH-
,IninatlurS for stcnngraph"r and typlSt.
fvtist. and ho"kko"p"r. 10 d" hcld III
Wheeling every Tuesday until furth"r
notice. - l.,.
There is urgent need for persons hav-
ing tho aboy "-nam"d qualifications IN
The DEPARTMENTAL Service nj Washing
Ton. n G. Tho uSual salary Tor Stcn-
ngraph"rs is $1,000: for typists. 3liO0:
hmokkccr"rs. Slln0 and sl20o. In add
t,on Ia thcs" salaries, bonuses are al
lowed IN som" cases
Persons desiring complete information
concerning thos" examinations shoulo
secure n copy Of Form 1924. describing
In detail examinations for stcnoErapher
and twist. or Announcement No. ?lI5,
which describes examinations for book.
ErCpcr Either Of thes" forms. "a well
ne Inc necessary application blanks. may
he secured from III" Secretary OF the
Hoard 81 civil ScrNir" Examiners. Post
Office Wheeling.
Qualified persons arc urged TO enter
thcrr examinations. as tn" nc"d for stem
nrra piers. iyristS. and bookk"epers Is
argent.
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ALL STAR CAST

When The cry IT tho Weak is s"on
at tn" Liberty Theatre ON Monday and
Tuesday. Tia" patrons "f tina. palace If
tn" cImrmn'l" "rt VIII fnd this IS an
Astra production from IN" story and
scenario lay OulIL Berger and directed
10y that past master Uf production.
G"nrg" Filmauric".
Tho try # In" Weak is a Paihc
Extra Selected! star Th"toplay. IN" lat
est vehicle for tn" exploitation Of tho
superb hI"'rin"l" talent 0f that wonder
fuI "nloI .oual actress. Fannj" Ward.
Miss Ward has perfect support in
Frank Elliott. who plays most Convin"-
mEly IN" role If District Attorney DcN-
ter. Walt Whitman as .Imdg" Creighton
and Iaul Willis as the crr'nC boy. Rudi.
THIS phoinNlay brings out ~" theme
tha. one half tho CrIm"9 committed to-
"Ay ar, really vcTgcanC" against tn"
harshncSs # society. and that many
criminals may Ia" rrCalmed II given the
proper opportunity.
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IARGE TURNOUT OF MEMBERS
AND Expressive SERVICES AT
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
RoAv. John MacCouoch In Memorial
Sermon Pays High Tribute
to the Order.

our Mutual Task was N" keynote
Of the sermon delivered last evening by
Rev. John MacColloch. pastor OF tn"
First Baptist church 70 tho members OF
the four lodges in TINS city OF The
Knights OF Pythias.
Rev. MacColluch paid beautiful
tribute TO those who answered their
last call and in glowing words sNt"lled
the memory OF those VIII" gave their
lives for tho cause in thc great war.
Tho calling ~ tn" roll OF IN" depart
I'd brothers was BY Harry Mapcs. OF
the Black Primo" lodge. John r..
Scheytznerm Of Ealtimor" lodge. James
E. Richards. OF Ohio Valley lodge anc
c. w. Bougrn"r. of wheeling lodge.
Baltimore and FlaCk Prince lodges
paid special tributes to William Frantz
and Alonzo Miller. who lost their lives
on the battlctields Of France.
Rev. MacColloch spoke IN part as FOL
lows:
Members and friends Of tho knights
Of Pyth!as lodges Of Wheeling. in VOL
coming you To this building. W" wei
come YOU 70 the oldest and most has
toric church cdittcc IN the city OF Wheel
ing. We welcome you here because OF
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DR.. CRAMbLET
FUNERAL WILDE
HELD TUESDAY
HopY OF DISTINGUISHED EDu-
GATOR WILL LIE IN STATE III
CAMPBELL MEMORIAL CKAPEL

Funeral services for the late Or.
Thomas f. Cramblet. M. A. LII D.,
president Of Bethany college, who dled
at the Ohio Valley General hospital
Sunday morning. will be conducted
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
family residence in Bethany. Ut. A.
Mclean, president Of the Christian MIS-
sionary society Of Cincinnati. ana
great friend Of the late DR.. Cramolet.
will conduct the services. Rev. Cloyo
Goodnight of Cniontown. Pa; NJ. NJ.
Corcoran, formerly of Bethany college,
Dean Walters and Prof. Manifold all OF
Bethany college, and several prominent
ministers Of the eastern part OF the
country will be in attendance.
The body will lie in state IN .he
Campbell Memorial chapel Tuesda!
morning, and following the services
Tuesday afternoon Will be laid at res.
in the Campbell Memorial cemetery at
Bethany.
DR.. C.ramblct sustained AZ scratched
hand ten days ago. but paid little atten-
ton TO il. However, it became infected
and his physician ordered him TO the
Ohio Valley hospital. where an operation
was performed. The seriousness or his
condition was not realized until Satur-
Jay. when complications SGT in. he was
surrounded by members of his family
when the end came at 2:O' SUNDAY
morning.
DIR. Cramblct was born in HARRISON
county September II. 1862. the son OF
prominent farmer. He spent his youth
in CadiZ and later studied for the minis
trv. When he became pastor or Inc
East End Christian church at Pittsburgh
his ability was quickly Recognized. he
was installed as president OF Bethany
college in 1902 DR.. Cramblct imhiIdl-
o,cly started n reconstruction campaign
and during his regime was instrumental
in making the college one OF the 1ore-
most in the country.
DR.. Cramblct was married twice. SUIT
yiving are his wife. who was Formerly
Mrs. Grace Evelyn Williams; two sons
Harold w. Cramblet, assistant secretary
of tho state board of education OF Pits
burch. and Prof Wilbur II. Cramblet,
dean of Bethany college. and one daugh-
Tor, Mrs. Donald a. Gray OF New mia
LcIrhia. Ohio. Two sisters. Mrs a. j:
Sanrr and Mrs Albert Esrick ooth OF
Harrison county also survive.
As vet tho pallbcarcrs have not peen
named, but the members OF the board OF
trustees will act as honorary pail
bearers.
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Church Of Christ since the day OF ITS
institution Tho differences existing
between tho Knights Of Pythias and tho
Christian church lie mainly in the
methods Of approach. the extent OF the
fields Of operation, and the instruments
by which the methods are applied and
the operations performed. For tho
three cardinal principles Of year lodg"
you repair to tho story Of Damon and
Pythias and in these characters find
them nobly illustrated. For the same
three principles the church repairs 10
the story of Jesus and in his character
finds their most perfect embodiment and
their Nruest cxemplifcation. TO you
the principles themselves form the
spring Of action. To tho Church TN"
living Spirit OF Christ is III" motive
power. Sufficiently alike, however. arc
the tasks OF tho church and lodge 10
foster q spirit OF fricndlincss and Il
hearty cooperation. Without TINS CO.
operation between lodge and church.
little Roadway can be made IN the
establishment Of friendship. charity ana
bcnevolencc. am encouraged to know
that many faithful church men are also
active workers in the knights II
Pythias lodge. This fact itself should
bring about a better understanding be
tween lodge and church and effect 4
more harmonious action.
Tut cooperation and harmony can
be secured only as VIC enter IN" field OF
labor with a sympathetic feeling to-
ward each other. So long ms Jealousy.
envy and strife exist between our tw"
great organizations. tn" PRINCIPLES Tor
which we stand will be IN, :cctiy" on
the hearts and mouls Of mn. 70 de-
nounCe each other would y" to act con-
trary TO the very principles which ""
cack seek to establish. I.cav" To- those
who care to indulge tn" spirit ~ dc
'nunciatory CEUtism but lot us learn Ia
cultivate an intimat" appreciation Of
the work each organization is doing. II
is not for the church To say to the lodge
II have no need of th""" or for the
lodge to say to tho church II have no
need Of thee" The more "" recognize
the intcrdcpcndcncc Of our two "rGanI .
cations the NOR" readily viii "" attack
our common task with 4 spirit of CO.
operation. sympathy $ basic IrIn-
cirlc in all cnnp"rativ" hfc. With II
much can be accomplished. Without u
little can be done.
The maCniiuh" OF this task OF ours
demands the interest OF all who have
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TWELVE.YEAR-OLD
CHILDREN MAY WORK
DURING VACATION

Or, c. E. Citizens. superintendent OF
city schools. has lately been besieged
with questions on the new Child Labor
Law. especially the eligibility OF chill
drcn for work permits. -
+ DR.. Citizens communicated with state
Labor Commissioner Sam b. Montgon-
cry for his Interpretation and the an
swer was received Saturday. which Is as
follows:
II feel that you are correct In your
Interpretation and within the law wnen
Won issue permits to children twelve
years of age to work in business Offices
and mercantile establishments during
the vacation periods"
SAM B. MONTGOMERY.
"Commi ssioner Of Labor"
Many permits were issued last week
and more applications made ~ vacation
draws near. -