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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-15

recently underwent 4 very delicate oP"r-
alton at the North Wheeling hospital. she
is reported tn hr improving.
Mrs. George bowler Of the South Side
loft this morning. for Canton. ONO. TO
attend tho funeral Of her brother in law
AR. Charles Burriss. il former resident
OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eruhn Of Chicago. ILL.,.
mr. spending several days NJ tn" home
Of Mr.. Rruhn'S rcrtns. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
l.. Truhu. Of tn" Island.
Gerald IT. Brown. Of tho T.. S. s.
Nebraska. stationed nj Boston. Mass. Is
spending a fcw days furoluEh rs
guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Brown. Of Glendale. W. Va.
Mr. Edward sach"r of the Eon Ton
has returned to the city from business
trip in the cast.
Mr. Hiram r. Mason Of Pittsburgh
Pa. * Il business caller in tn" city TO-DAY
Miss Ruth Mason. Of Woodlawn. is the
Grest Of Pittsburgh friends tor 'H"
DAYS.
Miss Catherine Lawth"r. Of East Nc
Colloch stre"t. is improving nicely from
hcr illness of tn" past week.
Private Fred W. Edcll has Uniformed
his friends in this city Of his arrival in
Ecwnort News. prirat" Edclc has been
ovar seas for some time and is now
awIitin- diScnnrcn n Newport News.
Mis- Niarcar'. Cantor is again abb" TO
"a a.b1ut after hcr illness of the last
I four weeks.
Mrs. Mary r. Summons and daughter
! Miss Hazel. Of North Market street. nave
! returned homie after attending the III
; neral 81 u relative in St"uhcnvill". OHIO.
-, Mrs. Charles Monroe. Of SlStcrSNlllc'
. was :, Wheeling caller yesterday.
! Mrs. William Beaver. Of West Chap
! I'm, street. loft ycsic rday for Carrollt"n.
: Ohio. - spend 4 few days the guests OF
; relatives.
, Harry Berry. Of Moundsvill". was
! business callnr in tho city yesterday.
! Miss jessie EoIl. of Sixteenth street.
! left last evening for Baltimore. Md to
! spend tn" next two weeks the guest OF
! relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nick"rson. Of
| Fdgincton Lame. arc tho proud parents
! Of baby. girl
! Merl Davis. nf ;hc Island. is IN Har-
! risburS Pa. for few days visiting rel
ativHs.
.. Is. Pryor has returned to the Great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-15
SEvEN7EEN-YEAR
LOCUSTS Will Be
IN EVIDENCE HERE

This IL locust year" over wide
area in The eastern portion Of the
United States according 10 n stale
m"nt given out by Prof. W. f.. RAM
soy! Of ihr West Virginia Experiment
Station. at MorGnntown. In parts ~
tho, cast. dense swarms will begin 10
come forth from. the ground durln.;
lhr last wrr'k in May
West Virginia will THIS year have
billions Of these lI-y"ar lucuStS. ar
periodical ricadaS aS they arr some
times called. in the eastern Inn-llandlc
jefferson. Berkeley. Morgan. Mineral.
and parts OF Grant and Hardy counties.
\ few lncusts will also undoubtedly
appear along the soul hrru. western AID
mort horn bururrs Of W"st Virginia sine:
there will he great numbers 10 the south
and northwest Of the stat" as well rs t"
tn" northeast.
Tho only serious injury They do j.
punr,urinE ir"c.; and shrubs for tho pur-
pose of d"raSiting their eggs. Young
fruit tr.'nS ar" often badly injured whrl
thrS" insects appear. Orchards should
no, b. prunrd tho winter or spring JUS
prior to thu coming ri the locust. Or
chardiSts had better wait unul after In?
insect ha" done lis work, and lhcn cus
out rs far rs practicable. the more ser
IuuS Hrr"ctrd branches.
It j. irr.-ib". however. {" protect
orchards ihIr are from On" :" three
years old h;' covering tn" trees with
rhrc.,: cloth or come other similar
cheap material during tho cGg-layng
period of hr insect. Young orchard"
ar" more liable To be injured If they
hav, been planted on new land or on
lands adi:;crnt to forests or woodlots.
THIS is due TO tho fact that the locusta
hay. laid their eggs in this timber
seventeen years previous and their
Young have since that time been de-
vcluping in The ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-15

Lakes Naval Training Station ut Chi
cago. after visiting relatives here Tor
the past two weeks.
James Wells. of Warrenton. Ohio is
in tho city for n few days visiting
relatives and friends.
Homer Daley. OF Washington. Pa. is
spending a few days the guest OF his
mother. Mrs. William DALEY. OF Chap
pine street.
". C. Burton. Of the Marietta Chair
company. is business caller in the city.
Mrs. William Nesbitt. of South Chap
line street. is able to be about after
being confined to her home for tho past
week i'll.
Charles McCabc. Of Pleasant Valley.
has returned to his homo following n
trim 10 Colorado. where he has extensive
business interest.
Miss AIable Shaub and mother Of Mo-
bile. Ala. arc visiting Mrs. Earl Moore
of Fourteenth street.
Clyde Moore continues critically i'll
in the family home in Fast Wheeling
Louis Leonard. president Of tn" Q. v.
T. and l. A. is expected home today
from Charleston.
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SOC|E TY NEWS
Skating Party,

y delightful skating party was h"ld
last evening at Wheeling park by n num-
hrr Of young ladies and their friends
with Mrs X. w. Tyler and Mrs. j. C.
Stamp ;ls chapcrnnS. Skating was en-
lowed for several hours and luncheon
served at the conclusion OF the evening
Included were:
Misses:
Catherine Nilsson Catherine Hssrick
Margaret Hi*Sricl Lillian ColmCr
Ruth Tyler Henrietta Stamp
Katherine Scharf Anna i--yScr
Margaret Stewart
MtSSrS:
Morris Bcndril Robert Tyler
'Fd t'rCdcrickS Fritz Srharf
Howard FrcdrrickS Earle David Neck
john Handlou James Woods
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DR.. Lockhart Converts
Three at Union Mission
Sixteen Come Forward for Prayer FOL
lowing Inspiring Sermon BY
Baptist Minister.

Following 4 maStcrful appeal by Inc
Rev. DR.. George l.. Lockhart. pastor OF
the Emanuel Baptist church, that my
forSakc their evil ways and como to the
Lords side. there were three CONVEX
stems in the Union Mission last night
and 16 persons. men and women. CAME
forward for prayer.
The old mission chapel was crowded
and the sermon delivered by DR.. Lock-
hart was among III" best heard mt the
institution in it's two years existence:
A special musical program was given
during the evening. including vocas
solo by 4. Gary. local young man.
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inlcrruntcd with his motion.

interrupted with his motion.
The case was one appealed from
Squire Corrigan's court where the de-
PENDANT was fined foraSsault and battery
the complaining witness being Mrs.
Sarah Calvert. The action against Ar
rington was the outErowLh Of a raid
m1dc by Prohibition Officers Arlington
and Whalry on Mrs. Calrert's home on
last Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Calvert,
who is Il woman past sixty y"ars Of ago
charged that Arlington wrenchcd her
arm.
The raid was attended by considerable
excitement and alleged threats again"t
the Officers. Arlington admitted taking
hold Of Mrs Calvert to prevent her from
asaulting any Of. the Officers. but he
denied that he handled her any rougher
than was absolutely necessary.
Representing the defendant were At
torneys J. d. Handlan and Frank
O'Ericn. Attorney Fred l.. Maury as
sisted counsel for the state. The case
was probably tho IN rdest found Of any
tried in criminal court SO far this term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-15
TOM ARLINGTON
FOUND NOT GUILTY

\ verdict Of not guilty was directed
Nv Judge Robinson on motion of Prose
cutting Attorney D. y. Mckee in the case
OF the state vs.. Tom Arlington. The
trial had dragged along since II q m.
until five o'clock last evening and 1t was
while Judge Robinson was excusing the
jury until Monday morning. preparatory
10 adjourning court, that the prosecutor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-15
Woinan's Club.

The book review luncheon held ny
tn" drama league department nI Inc
Woman's club yesterday was success
full and interesting. Mrs. Walter ).
Kelley discussed the book. Sonia" in
her charming way and the menu OF
the club followed. during which business
matters were discussed. The current
events department session began at
three O'Clock and Mrs. George pcIinlt
OF f'Hirmont was Ihr entertaining
speaker on tho afternoon. telling of
tho events of The past month urrr the
world TIL" meeting throughout was CHI
Joyable. !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-15

will hold baked sale at the Center
street store this morning in Martins
Ferry. \ full line of pastries and other
drIi.u,lrS will he on display and IL is
hoped that tho affair will bc a success.
Irish Tronc.
Mrs. IT. s. Carmichael was hostess 10
the members of thu .WomanS CUB OF
Martins Ferry Thursday afternoon at
her home ON Hanover street. Tho allair
WAS Nose delight full and novcl-an Irish
rrnIi,. The home was beautifully dccs-
rated with American and Irish flags and
shamrocks The following program was
rendered:
liano Solo-"Irish Melodies" by Mrs.
John Nelly.
, 4 clever little playlrt entitled In
Want Of Il Servant" by Mrs. S. T. Kerr.
Mrs II. IT. Criswcll. Mrs. Stewart Nc
Kcc. Mrs. y. T.. Dixon, Mrs. II. c. Car
michael, Miss Emma Henderson and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Carmichael.
Snlu---"'rhr Wearing Of the Green. by
Mrs. J. ~ Turner.
Irish Rcading-By Mrs X. r. Kerr.
Mrs \. W. Kerr conducted a guessing
contest Irish Places of Interest which
created much mcrrimrnt and in which
Mrs. Charles d. Wingcrd was awarded
first prize.
A. dainty luncheon was served. carry
ing out III" general color scheme OF
green md white.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-15
neliOhtful PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer f.. Becker Of
North Main street. entertained with Il
dinner party last evening. honnrinS
Sergeant Harry r. rluuSr and Sergeant
Russell Hill. who arc enjoying IL ton
day furlouEh from camp. y delightful
evening followed drvutrd tn music and
dancing. Included were:
Messcrs. and Mcsdames-
1t. and Mrs. II. T. Howard Weaver
ClnuSc
Mr%ScrS-
Russell I'M X. s. HaSlctt
Capt. i. +. Morris
Misses
Louise Shorts Of .tlvrrda Jrr"mc
East Liberty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-15
HurroEE TABLETS FAvoRITE
wrrH PEOPLE WHO KNo"
Ptnest Laxative, PcrSattVe, Liver ana
Bowel Regulator Money
Can Buy
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED

Nine times out of ten that draSSF'
tired. WORKOUT nervous feeling is due
IN ron ges+ion in the lower bowels AID
because of a sluggish liver Pu' th'SH
organs in a vigorous state and YOU t'''
better right away.
After late hours. strenuous WORK or
play you are apt 10 wake up neat ''"'"
ing feeling sickly. depressed. sluggish
and bad Mouth. tastes bad. Breath
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-15
YOU CAN'T WORK
WELL WITH A COLD
Relieve it with DR.. Bells
Pine Tar Honey and
enjoy your Job.

Constant coughing. wheeling. sniff
fling keep you from thinking clearly.
Don't feel heavy-headed. grippy. Swing
into action with DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey and free yourself of cold-dis-
comfort.
1t is composed of ingredients that
soothe the tickling throat. help to ease
the uncomfortable Inflammation, loosen
the phIegm and congestion and ease
the breathing. Relieves grippe. bron-
chitis, asthma. hoarseness. too. Eco
nomical, satisfying Druggists every
where. soc. SO, S1:20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-15

Mrs. John EdErll Of lie Island. en-
irrtnincd very delightfully."- last evening
honnring her brother. Private Ehcc'
Ashbrook. who is enjoying, ien-day
fuluugh from Long Island. where he Is
Il guard un tho SayrSvi!lr wireless
Music and games were enjoyed and
luncheon served. There were about
fifty in attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-15
Mount Study Club.

The Mount dc 'Chan!Rl Study club
will meet on Tuesday Of this week and
will render tho following program:
Roll Call-War correspondents.
Tho Allied Gcncral.-Mary Alexander.
Tie Grrman GtnrralS-\athCrinc
0Nril FuulS.
Current events
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Sons and Daughters Of Liberty.

The members OF Lady Washington
council. Sons and daughters of Liberty.
will hold Il pic social and entertainments
on Friday evening, March p. al the
lodge rooms. corner Tw"nty-SXth and
Chaplinc streets. y special program is
being arranged Ivy in" cnmmiltcG in
charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-15
Macademy Dance.

The Macadcmy dance which is schrd-
ulrd for ST. pntrck's night is daily
adding moro delightful features In its
entertainment for that night. The
Premier orchestra has hccn engaged TO
give the popular program which has
been arranged and there will he special
decorations Of grccncry and shamrocks
in keeping with the day. There VIII
also be a luncheon served Ia give variety
to. The scene which will be in buffet
stylu Mrssrs. Henry Jacobs. Louis
Lauc and Charles Hogc arc the commit
too named and these boys arc enough
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-15
Craftsmen Bowl.

The craftsmen committee were hosts
to their lady friends last evening al
tho MiIScc bowling alleys. There was
an enjoyable two, hours with the fas-
cinating game. after which the merry
party repaired To tn" llogc Davis grill.
where 4 delicious luncheon was an
iuvpi
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DANCINGl

Prof. Oatman's dances every Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday nights. Market
Auditorium Premier orchestra
Dancing at tho Elks Auditorium every
Saturday evening.
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HEADACHES, SOUR STOMACH, BILIOUS SPELLS
CONSTIPATION Relieved IN few HOURS
Drives Out That Tired Weary, Care Feeling and Makes
Won Get Up Tomorrow Feeling Fine. Clears System
Of Posons. Improves Complexion, Appetite.

is foul. tongue is coated. ApnctIt" Is
pom. headaches. rfc.. all point to one
thing
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About People
Movements of individuals to ana
From the City.
At rHE HOTELS

At THE HOTELS.
MLURE-W. NJ. Menter fa,s'" ,
F. NJ. Holt. Grafton: T. Fl. Leach ~
kersburg: NJ. y Conner Fatrmont' VA
for Movers. New Martinsville: {. u
Hewitt. Charleston: J. F. Lowell. Ne"
Martinsyillc: R J. Robinson. CiarkS-
burg; Mr.. and Mrs. p. W. Hall, Parkers-
burg; G. s. King. Cameron.
GRAND CENTRAI-M. E. Genther'
Rayenswood: Mr.. and Mrs. William Gro
mis-, Charleston: Mary Cogls: Charleston.
RoGERs-willam Langing. New
Martinsville: l.. Il. Warrick. -BarnesVilte'
Ohio. &. D. Thornberry. Barnesvllle' L
r. Hobts. Barnesrille. o.
Colonel Will H. Bodley. formerly or
this city. but now living in Philadeiph'a
is a visitor in the city.
W. H. Frank returned yesterday from
a business trip to Detroit.
Haird Mitchell has recovered from an
a+tocl- of tonsilitiS and has taken up has
duties at the office after an absence OF
q week.
Mrs. !. C. Van r"lt. who recently IN
derwent an operation at the pnlo valley
General hospital. IS reported! improrlnS'
Captain and Mrs. John NathiSon. the
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mathison. are spending a snort TIM" IN
Pittsburgh
Colonel Davis RANKIN viii ccicnras .
his Sist birthday on th' Nth day OF
March
County Road Superintendent, Francis
Of Wetzel County, is IN town with 4 dclr-
-ation 20 hsar Mr.. Frank Pnolay IN his
address on -ha labor arb reconstruction
problem this afternoon a: two o'clock in
1ha NarE:; auditorium.
Mrs. sam Harp AMI dnisht"r. Miss
Ivcille. ar spending a snort iirn" IN At
isnlic C;cy.
Ms. Sy'ras,.- D."h'nlI aii.i daughter.
Lu::..e .: E-;a. IA. have returned 10
.a.;- ho::.e af..r a short vjsi; here.
M. Sar.,i:l Reynolds - Park Ni"w.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-15
Camn Fire Party,

The Camp Fire girls of tho "ut-ihc-
pike district were entertained last cvcm-
ing by Miss Elizabeth Isrnach al her
home in W-oodsdalc. Dancing and music
were enjoyed and luncheon was served.
Included were:
Misses
Lena FccZe Sara Cox
Emma Martin Lea Rock
Agnes Bacr Alma White
Lillian Preston Helen T;mbcrlln
Gladys Wilson Esther Ross
Elizabeth lscnach
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For Soldier.

nssuranc" that the inncr will be de-
c;drd success.
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EntertainS Class.

Miss %th" Wallace entertained her
Sunday school class in her home in
Overlook last night. with Il ST. Patrick
day social. \ delightful evening was
spent with games after which dainty
and delicious luncheon was served. The
following Mnr, nrnScnt.:
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Those present were:

Sylvia l.arliin Alrcrda Jerome
Margaret Lake Helen lfaIiry
Katherine Stccn Rhoda ilildcbrand
MeSSrS.-
Russell HcaSlrtt Ted Daniels
ChnS. 4. Gcbhart John SrhCncrlrn.
Ronald Tom VIM. DanncnbcrE
Victor Gcbhart Clarence Holland
Earl Morchrad
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Dancing Glass.

Misses Helen Cromwell and Lydia
Good will hold their dnu''inE class this
morning ut IL o'clock in the hal room
Of the Hotel Windsor. This is the first
lesson OF tho new term and, as in TURNER
times, Miss Cromwell will teach tho lat
est ball room Steps. a large class is cX-
pcctcd Of the Juveniles.
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Will Hold Sale.

The ladies' Of The Scibcnhcrg"r lodge
Middletown transcript., 1919-12-27

ri MIN axEdn. - Aeeht III
right" 80 contemptuously - ~ kiiadi
ssyef puts up I light /;
Bafsara took H hSnds from the'
dishwater and began g dry them On;
4 towel. Alan Watching ths operation,
closely. Then raising her eyes to;
Alan's face and dropping them again.
quickly she perceived for the Arst time.
that one Of the boys hands was:
wrapped in bandage. Alan hadn't:
exactly concealed his honorable scars,
but Barbara had not really looked 1t
him until now.
Hastily the overworked towel was
cast away and the girl was at the SIDE
Of her defender solicitously examining
the injured hand: "Oh, Alan! Did
Appleby do TT Il It hurt badly &
sge. Iks en- Inst dug his teeth in-
to It ! ways-lt's his idea Of fair
1ghfing. The boy tried to look very
nnconcerned oyer the fuss being .
over IN scars sof battle.
"; g klan, Hartarass vsice was tremu-
lous with the tragedy Of youth. Il don't
suppose you'u ever want to come and
see me again don't blame you
II you don't. But instead Of feeling
Inundated now when I 80 out. and
as II everybody knew how Mr.. Apple
by treated me. and was saying It sefv-
ed me right for thinking I could 80
around with that summer visitor
crowd, feel sort Of liks-well. ike .
princess who has some one to avenge
every insult. Thank you, Alan"
No knight ever yet fought to gain
his lady's gratitude who was not en-
barrassed BY its expression. Alan
Rrinned bit sheepishly. Il say, Bah"
he said, sTve fot to be going Got 70
attend to business now. Dads COINS
to take me IN partnership with him
next month-he's been doing fne. late.
IT," Alan lurnsd to the, door and
opened It. "Good-by, Bab." But his
hand fingered on the knob.
A small voice from the middle OF the
floor spoke difidently: Coming VI
tonight, Alan?"
.Sure-if you want me to. Bu'
you've got to make up your mind, fol
good and all, I'm not going to bt
thrown over that way the SECOND
| time" The mastery Of the aghtint
male was In his voice, and Barbars
made answer meekly:
'rm never going to like anyone a
well as you, Alan"
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THE TRAGEDY OF DEAD CITIES
MANY Towns In india and Other Parte
of The Earth Have Been oepepu-
lated by Malaria.

There are many dead and dying cit
les in the world. and they lie scat
tered ii the most unheard Of places.
from Slam to Rhodesia, from Mexico
to Peru, from India to the hidden SOL
itudes of Central Asia.
It should give US pause to think OF
their number and Of our own little
ness In the scale Of time. It should
teach us. though It has never taught
any Of them yet, how transitory are
even the mightiest habitations OF men,
by how slender threads great empires
are held up from ruin.
None Of the men and women who
.thronged the streets Of these cities
would ever have conceived that places
50 full Of the thrust and vigor Of life
would one day be buried In the
strangling jungle Of life. without q
sound Of a wheel or human voice. ST.
lent under the desert sand.
There are many Of these cities In
the East, and it is often puzzle to
know what led to their deserdon.
After the fashion Of the East. the
: traveller will be told all manner Of fan
ciful histories, for, even today. the
oriental accounts all material and rea-
sonable explanations secondary to
metaphysical distractions.
So, secondary to local legends.
these cities have been left on account
OF curses, miraculous seyents. 4prophe-
cies, portents, the sudden awhimsies OF
royalty. or the hysterical visions OF
holy men, but never through the NAL
efactions Of the being which was prob
ably really responsible for the evacu-
alton Of at least half Of them-the
anopheline mosquito and her legacy q
malaria.
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DIALOGUE
b DORA NOLAN
BY DORA NOLAN

U000400O>0OOOOOOOO
tcepyrisht ls1s: p tss ,.... nsoisrs Asvs'
Alan Macdonald unceremoniously
opened the Burrows kitchen door and
walked in, one arm piled high With
assorted groceries. Rafbara Burrows,
washing dishes n the sinh, looked ~.
q On the fab1ey Z -
with her task
1Ian did AZ he was told, then WAlk.
ed halfway across the room toward
Barbara. Az that young lady seened
absorbed In her task he Queried, some
what difadently. 'Have good time
at the dance last night, Barbarar and
received chilly polite "Yes. thank
you," In reply.
II met Adrian Appleby down by the
big oak tree; he was on his way
home" The boy shifted from one foot
to the other. uneasily. did your the
girl returned without apparent inter.
est, washing the same dish q second
time.
Eyes. Seen him this morningT
ssNo." answered Barbara, with just q
suspicion Of tremble in her voice.
II say, Bab"-Alan came step near
er-"why not be honest about 1T You
had rotten time at that dance. and
you know It. ! was outside. looking
in" Barbara took her hands from
the dishwater and turned to him with
flaming cheeks.
s.What right have you, Alan Mac
donald, to be spying on me? It's none
Of your affair, anyway, whether mao
good time or not!" and the exceed
ingly Indignant girl again picked up
the platter she had already washeo
twice.
"Oh, I know I'm not wanted around
\are any more. But you'll never see
bur sweet friend again. That's what
Middletown transcript., 1919-12-27
Own Your Own Wireless Lamp.

Own Your Own Wireless Lamp
What does red light and what does
a green light meant Danger and safety
on land, port and starboard at sea. you
promptly say. That IL true In most
cases, but not in the case Of the small
fiash-lamp used In Z wireless. The
red light means dot and the green
light dash. and they represent the dot
and dash Of the telegraph signal sys-
tern. The lamp Is q new telegraphlc
apparatus which may be used effective
" up to a distance Of 1000 yards.
One rolling key controls both lights.
You turn it one way and the red light
will register. You switch the other
way and the green one lights up. The
lamp was invented by g. @. Martin Of
Kansas City, Mo.-Popular Science
Monthly.