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Evening journal., 1920-03-11
Comfort For Baby From
Irritating Skin Eruptions

Many mothers tell US that Rose-Nel is
the best remedy they know for chatlng
babies. Here's what one mother says I:
"The first thing / do when my babies
break out with hives or teething rash Is
to apply Roosevelt 10 has a very cool
inc. duieting effect and the Itching
seems TO stop at once. | always use
Roosevelt. too. for chatlnC, and my hus-
band says It's fine for the face after
shaving
Get a package and see for yourself how
good 10 Is
Evening journal., 1920-03-11
MAN LEAVES ise Descendants.

LANCASTER, Pa, March ii.--Jacob
Myers, who was one OF the oldest resi-
dents Of this city, died yesterday at the
age Of %. He is survived by 1856 lineal
descendants. There are eight children,
G6 grandchildren. i06 great grandchil-
dren and six great t-great-grandchildren
Evening journal., 1920-03-11
NATIONAL THEATPE.

Pearl White, episodes If and II OF
"The Black Secret" viii be shown this
Friday night. Open early 10 accom-
modate the crowds.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-03-11

irritating cough or long-standing cold,
The more your resisting power Is low
cred and the greater need for a whole
some food tonic.
You will ind the strengthening
resistance power TO get rid Of that
cold or cough In Father Johns Medi-
cine. II soothes and heals the breath
ing passages. drives off impurities and
actually rebuilds wasted flesh and
strength
You can give Father Johns Medi-
cine 10 any member Of your family
with entire safety because u Is guar
anteed free from alcohol or dangerous
drugs In any form whatever.
Evening journal., 1920-03-11
attractions at the Theatres

|, has personality always more or less
in evidence throughout her motion pic
ture endeavors. AS her latest Offering
IN this line. Goldwyn presents "The
Blooming Angel which VIII be shown
at the Quesn beginning today.
After enjoying a mucl-nceded Naca-
ton Madge went back 10 work on The
Blooming Angel, and put into II the
merricst and The most winsome bits or
comedy that are purely a la Kennedy.
"NLaRY's ANKLE
Thomas II. Ince's popular co-stars
Douglas MacLean and Doris May Of
fer TO The Majestic patrons their third
end 'av0r in Che comedy art and viii
prove their success In the picture
TMary's Ankle" which begins today.
Before the presentation OF this pic
ture, the world knew "Aiary's Ankle
as a popular Broadway farce with
Irene Fenwick as IT'S star But the
world will know Il now ss merry,
cheery vehicle for young MaeLean and
May.
"a GOOD BAD MAN"
Douglas Fairbanks as be Is known
and as he Is famed will be the hero
OF "A Good Bad Man" which Is Ratios
feature for today. The Fairbanks OF
the acrobatic skill, the daredevil as he
has always been Is the Doug that Is
seen in this picture which was one Of,
his releases OF several years stand
ing but undlminlshed favor.
Tomorrow aud saturday Harry
Aiorey viii be seen In his Aiest pro-
iuction ''rhe Flaming Clue" This Pic
iuro has a Secret Service operator as
the hero and The story deals with the
detection and capture Of band Of
'0unterfelters. 70 Is melodramatic but
based on fact that astounding as The
story is. IL did actually happen In real
.lfe.
Evening journal., 1920-03-11
BOWL roR MEBc,ruI REST.

7 good use. And he does all OF thls
without speaking word.
Evening journal., 1920-03-11
Coughs and Colds
That Hang On"
A Real Menace to Everybody
How TO Get Rid Of Them

II you can
not get rid Of
your cough or
cold, II in
spite Of what
you are doing
for it, IL slill
hangs on, you
are IN very
real danger.
The ponFcr
you have this
Evening journal., 1920-03-11
asnNERnnY,s sMEETHEART. 2

After Ms long tenure on Broadway
rs on outstanding hlt OF hits. Some
bodys Sweetheart" has finally torn
away from New York popularity in
favor OF road conqucsis shortly after
u lcgl New York it arrived IN philadel-
pAll and forthwith enjoyed long So
l0nrn In That city where it finished sew
erai engagements about week ago.
BEGINNING next Monday evening 70 Is
destined for second engagement at
ihe Playhouse
WIlam Kent heads the list Of play
ns as chief comedian. Last season Mr.
7Ncnl made Two appearances in VIII
mInsion. ore In Look Who's Here.
with Nora Baycs aud TIE other with
Somebody's sweetheart" At both
times his work was unusual Eva Fall
ION. Louisa Allen, John Dunismore and
Veronica are othrrs-Avho figure prom
!nenily in The play
The seals for The engagement are
BON on sale
Evening journal., 1920-03-11
ALWAYS YOU AT
PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT

The name Of Hammersteln is not like
N to fade from the annals OF The Amer
lean stage. despite the passing OF the
great impressario for ne has two able
descendants 70 carry on the Hammer
stein tradition Of The best Is none too
good
always You" the musical comedy
which opens a three day engagement az
The Playhouse this evening, bears the
imprint Of both the present Hammer
stems. Oscar Hammcrsteln 2d, grandson
Of the impressario. having written tie
engaging book and lyrics and Arthur
llcmmersieln, the son OF The elder
lIammerstelu having produced the
piece. Furthermore. from an accounts.
"Alw0ys You" follows the Hammer
stein tradition by setting a new high
standard for musical comedies.
The same. Identical, original cast or
Broadway where Always You has
Just finished It's engagement, VIII be
seen here beginning tonight. Arthur
liammerstein has already sent two OF
his three current successes TO VIII
mingion and with Somebody's sweet
heart" and Tumble Inn In mlnd.
there is every reason to believe
always You" Will likewise prove
good
The players Of the musical comedy
arc Irene Franklin. Ralph Herr, Walter
Scanlon. Peggy and Coricz and chorus
that according to Mr. ilommersten
"ouislrips an others" Miss Franklin
as thc chief feminine player has some
ihns Of everything to do from singing
ana dancing 70 comedy acting Mr. Herr
IS The comedian OF the production.
Evening journal., 1920-03-11
STYLES

Button and lace with Frencl
baby French, military end
Cuban heels, welt and turn sole.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13

KEYPORT. Aug. 12-Funeraf
~tsrviies for Paul zavada who died at
The home OF his grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Hill mill be held
a 81. Joseph's r. c. rhurrh Satur-
say morning mhen a solemn high
mass win be conducted by Rev.
father NJ. c. O'Donneli.
The deceased was eleven years OF
Z death resulting from a brief
illness OF rheumatism.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13

BUENOS AIRES-Increased pros
pcrity this year in comparison with
1919 is indicated by banking and
railroad statistics of Argentine which
have just been published. Omcial
banking reports show hat between
Nav 81, 1919, and the same date
this year deposits increased twenty
one percent loans and discounts
twelve per cent, and balances on
hand forty per cent.
OF the 22,141 miles of railroad in
the country only n group OF 1,1Ss
miles has failed to show increased
receipts. according to a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13

table compiled by the Review OF the
River Plate. showing conditions for
the present The remaining
lines have all had substantial in
creases. All railroads in Uruguay
and Paraguay and all tram lines IN
Argentina have also shown In
rpase
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13

Adobe HOuNcS aIABE CVHIC@HENN'
DENVER7Adobe houses are be-
ing bull in this vicinity. Due 70 the
soaring costs Of building materials.
the American Beet Sugar Company
has put up more than thirty coll
onies OF adobe homes for Mexican
sugar workers. Adobe is a clay soil
which Is mixed with water and
chopped straw for building pur-
poses. There is some question as to
whether it will stand a real torrent
ial rain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13

LONDON When Musical
Truth started publishing the late
Madame PATHS private letters. Bar
on Cederstrom, her husband went
to court about it. An injunction
was granted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
STRIPED MADRAS

Suitable for boys blouses
and shirtings in pink, blue,
tan and lavender stripes;
reg. price 75c a yard for
Saturday at a yard -. SOC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
confer on League Of Nations.

~ The Associated Pross
GENEVA, swift. Aug. IL
Charles Erick Drummond, general
secretary Of the league of nations,
arrived here today and conferred
with Giuseppe Motta, president OF
The Swiss, republic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
WHITE MADRAS

Striped and figured de-
signs; suitable for waists,
blorses and dresses; at a yd.
49c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
WHITE DIMITIES

Iu dotted, striped and
checked; suitable for school
wear for little tots at a yd.
4Qc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13

In all shades desired;
guaranteed East colors; suit
able for boys suits, girls
dresses; reg. price Use a yd.
For Saturday at a yd. Soc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
DRESS VOILES

An odd LOT in light and
dark eolors; reg. price CSC.
a yard closing out price at
a ward .............. 39c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
FRENCH GINGHAMs

Oar beautiful new fall asl
sortmtnt of patterns and
. colcrs: 80 inches wide; reg.
price 69c a yard; for Satur-
dav at a yard ..... 40c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
WASHABLE KRINKLE
CLOTH

Suitable Tor school wear;
nice for suits. blouses and
dresses reg. price Use a I'd.
For Saturday at a yard 59c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
FINE WHITE PIoUE
COLORED LINENS

Suitable for MILDLY skirts
at a yard .......,.... Acc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
o

Closing out our entire
line; a beautiful assort-
ment of patterns; reg. price
SO, q yard; Tor Saturday at
a ysrd ............... 69c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
Prepare the
Children for
School
GET THE MATERIALS
NOW
WASHABLE GALATEA
CLOTH

In all shades desired also
striped patterns; reg. price
Use a yard; for Saturday at
a ward SOC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13

Yard wide IN plain coIors
stripes and plaids at a yard
49c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
ALL WOOL STORM
SERGE

In Navy, Black, Brown,
Green, Maroon and other
leading shades: suitable for
carry fall wear at a yard,
$1.41.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
KINDERGARTEN
ENDURANCE CLOTH

In all patterns and shades
desired reg. price Toe a yd.
for Saturday at a yard. 59c
ut nEc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
SATEEN Innings

High grade; fine lustre
finish in all shades desired to
match your materials at a
yard .....-........... 75c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13

CHILDREN's GAUZE BOOMERS
In White and flesh %colors; sizes 2 to
II years; reg. price 75c; closing out
balance of or stock at a pair -. 49c
MISSES FINE FELT SPORT TAMS
In a beautiful arrangement of colors
reg. price $l.9S; on sale Saturday at
each $1.69
WoMEN'S FINE NAINSOoK
NIGHT GOWNS
An odd lot, in Flesh color only reg.
price $2.49; for Saturday at. ..$1.69
WOMEN'S SILK PANTS
An odd lot in Flesh color only; reg.
$2.98; for Saturday at .$1.69
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
ALL o CHIFFON


"a inches wide; beautiful
high lustre finish; suitable
for suits and cots; colors,
NAVY, Black, Brown, Grey
and Green at a yard, .$4.98
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
SEQ SILKS

All c%olors; reg. price 75c;
for Saturday at a yard Soc
New Fall Dress Goods Are
Arriving Daily. We have a
fine lot of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
RENO SERGE
81 INCH MANNISH

All wool in all popular
shades at a YARD. .$2.98
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-13
WOOL sUITINGs

Specially priced at a yard
csc.
Visit our Remnants tables
and counters. Goods of all
descriptions can be found at
CRAFTY reduced prices. Get
your kiddies' clothes made
from these remnants sales.
Ginghams, Lawns, Voiles,
and Linens in large assert
ment to be found.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-03-13

by the natives q the Philippines, and
only Q per cent. is in the hands Of for
eigners? Yet these are facts called by
Acting Governor Charles Emmett Yea
ter to the War Department from the
recent census estimates.
Having solemnly promised the Fill
pilos their independence nd having
gone before the world as the champion
Of Standardization, the Filipino pee
pie cannot understand how America
can consistently refuse to make good
these promises.
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NOT/LE

No burial or removal Of ood;e
sill Dc allow ed unless aclompan-
Cd Ivy burial or rrmova! premit
rom tue Local Registrar Post
master OF said District ia whoa
thc ueath occurred as per ord rs
from Ihe Louisiana Mate Board
OF Health
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NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that tress-
passing. trapping, & H.oss picking en- all
properties belonging to the La Cypress
Lumber Co III ST Charles is strictly pro
hibited. Any one caught on said prop
critics will be punished 70 tue tnll ex-
tent OF the law
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-03-13
SOME FACTS AND
FANClES ABOUT
The PHILIPPINES
There Has Been Much hsis7epre-
sentation in America about
People and Conditions.
BY MAKING M. KALAW,
Secretary Of the Philippine Mission.
A certain lady

A certain lady
at the St. Louis
Exposition saw at
a b allroo m a
row n complex
toned man In fault
less evening dress
and accosted him
with the inquiry,
II suppose you are
Japanese, sir?'
The man adj
dressed re piled,
mo, madam"
"Then you must
be Chinese" she
said.
asNy
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CLIMATE OF THE PHILIPPINES.

The Philippine Islands have a mild.
~ tropical climate The nights are
cool and sunstrokes ere unknown. The
temperature record for the past thirty
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-03-13

600 quick y r lieves Colds and
La Grippe onStlbatlon. Bilious
ness. Loss OF Appetite and Heau-
.ches.
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NOTICE

HUI 1,.ng. trapping and ;respass.
ns are hereby prnhiulted on tho
property ol Estate ms. A. Gasssn
Layous Gasseu,
Agent
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-03-13

BY writ of seizure and sale % me
directed by the Honorable 18th Judicial
District Court for the Parish of St Char
les LIZ. lin the above entitled cause / will
proceed to sell at public auction at the
trout door ofthe Court House of the Par
ish of St Charles on Saturday April 10th
1920 at II o'clock AM. he following
described property;
First A certain lot of ground in square
No. Two ~ OF Hahnville designated as
lot No. Thirteen (13) measuring Fifty
nine (59) feet front OH Julia Street by
a depth of One Hundred and Sixty fonr
fe ct
Second; Lot No. Twelve (l2) in
square No. Two (2) Of Hahnville meas
uring One Hundred 0O0) feet front on
Julia Street by One Hundred and Sixty
tour (164} feet i'll depth
Terms and conditions cash on the spot
Leon c. Vial
Sheriff Parish of St Charles
Sheriff's Office Parish of St Charles
March 5th 1920
Promoting The Movement For
Greater Agricultural College
Baton Rouge Headquarters Of
the Greater Agricu tural Associa-
tion have been flooded 70. the past
few days with resolutions adopted
oy the high schools throughout
the State endorsing the movement
to secure Greater Agrtcu turaI
College. Committees for the pro
motion Of the College have been
appointed and the pupils have
Pledged themselves to distribute
Literature, urge their friends aud
rel ttves to supp TT the necessary
tax bearing meaSu (. AID assist N
every way possible in promoting
the movement. Am ngsi the first
to auopt tiese resolution, were
the H gh Schools of Ansley. Lulch
ct, Klader. Covington. Mandeviie
l.amourie and Anchor,
In practically every parish the
is reported to be over
Whelmicgly III favor Of The pass-
age Of a tax 10 support m ,dei n
lptoJate aud fully equipped Asri
:uitura: College LouisiiD,ans are
,eginning to reailze that In this
PERIOD OF unre:t and uncertainty
he Colleges Tn Univer tiles face
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NOTICE

hunting, h5nihg. trapping and
ueapasstng are strictly prohibited
Oh the properties oi the estate OF
ii. l.. YouLs.s.
49,. II. L. Youngs
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SHECIRL CORRESPrNDCE

The political pot has begun &c
boi SO hard that it is sbout to
boil over and spill some bea9s.
The candidates who have a
chance for the r publican nom,-
nation are Harding, Johnson, Low
den Wood.
The Candidates who have a
chance to be nominated at San
FRANCISCO are Wilson Palmer Nc
Adoo. Reed. and Edwards.
The fess,onal poiirl.ions
New York and Washington believe
that Harding aud Palmer will be
the winners, But The professional
polit tiars d. not always guess
right at ihat.
The Third Party will be in til e
field and will be stronger than
m .uy persons now h.nk / Can
dldate viii probably be either La
+ gillette. Walsh or Frazier.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-03-13
NOrICE

Notice is hereby gwen tina: the
Finance Committee. of Ponce Jury
Of the, PalIs!l OF st. Charles will
meet o. every Saturday preTs"u'
the regular meeting 10 4pprorc
bills ami any Jlils received a,':
Than tilat d..y viii be - . nv.a
the next resnlar nerl: 3
+ oche x.iaI 9rc,
'ocCTet :;
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Oae Thing the coming cam

Oae Thing the coming cam
paign can be depended upon to do
That is TO let the people know t
truth abUut th,. vast waste and
graft Of the war perioi. There
never was such an orgy Of waste
and graft in the void and the ex
posures which are sure to b. made
will make the nation pretty Angry
though it IS doubtful if any Of the
big profI,ee,s ever VII land in jaii
where they belong
SO FAR powerful influences have
been able to hus!: or to d fc t.
real exposures out that cant last
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FOR SALE
rs SACKS CAROLINA
Seed Rice
$500 PER BBL.
Sample furnished upon request.
NJ. G, BECNEL, TAFT La

the greatest responsibility and
most magnificent opportunity In
the history Of the world Recon
struction Will occupy the thoughts
of the n, xt generation In order 10
meet the p,onlems of reConstruc-
ton we must hav- Trained leaders
and trained leaders Can only be
secured throrghsa well equipped
College with a strong faculty. ade
qna ely supported.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-03-13

WANTED: Man with car 10
demonstrate aud Sell automo )ile
accessory Exclusive Parish Agtn
cy Quick SER. Big Protits
Add ess
200 Travis Street
Shreveport La
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-03-13
Established February 10, 1918
PRO )>,EEDIN IS OF III +
ICE JURY
Par sh of st Charles

Par sh of st Charles
Au.isl 2Ist 1919.
The FoIice July met this day III
ial Session tor the purpose vi
ting the Budget for the year
/: ~ June 3"th 1872, with the
wing members pr se"t; .dess-
O.Isuue Dufrele & En-r. (5)
rnt Mess. 5, Lorio 4 b.Uuln (2)
nc President Del g absent on
on of Nj. Elier duly second
oy Mr. " ,fren- Mr.. De.aune
made President FRO EN-,
IN nouoD u Mr. Eiter duly sec
, III by Ml Dulrene that the
wing aplroxlmated taoieau OF
uses OF tie / ar.sh Of 81 Thar
or the urrent year ending
3oth 1920 De adopted.
1, abe Revenues.
sh Taxes y 1920. 90
...se. 57o. 90
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%c5 90 WEEKLY!
Men Women. Advertise
St TT Candy EoCtorv At Home
small room any where. We tell
how and fur,.isl everything
SPECIALITY CANDTMAk1NG
House.
S South 18th St. Philadelphia, Pa
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-03-13

Rub-My-T SIN great pain
killer. I. reI'ev-s pun and sar -
ness caused by Rheumatism, Neu-
ralg!A, Sprai's, &c.
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DI ED

Wednesday evening at 7. pm
the GI'm Reaper visited the lone
OF Mr. and Maurice St Pierre OF
Lucy and cl,inned their young
dtughhtel Rosa.
M SIS St Pierre will be mourned
by very large number Of friends
as was Of such sweet disposition
that won the friendship of those
she met.
Due 10 bad we cher this week
the !>enten serves were att nded
by very small audience
Sunday a, Low mass the mem
bels OF the Holy Name Of jtsn>
Society will receive Hoy Commu
MON. A lar ass will be taken
IN
100 has proven it will cure Mala
ria, Chiils and Few r, Bilious F.
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5 4344o.
Parish Treasurer 1000"
Secretary Police Jury, 600 90
MiIeag,, 4 PerDirm P.J. 400. %
>tationei, < Office
.upplles 800 90
Official Journa. 900. 90
Assessor 5000 90
Sherlrt's fees in Criminal
cases $500. 90
Court Expenses 600"
Grdud, tetI; july $500. 90
District Attorney $4,000
t~cd,ng prisoners 7.5oo. 90
Iorohers jury
&expenscs 500 90
Board Ut Health 6oo.oo
CONSTABLE. x Justices
OF tic cdce 3S4o. 90
lilk eradication 1000 90
SJn..lcs Salary $1,000
Sergeant al arnIs 100 90
Diink wincmiil 90. 90
N,ai ou,, .rvi,or i,2Jo 90
Fetish Auditor 6oo 90
Liioyr tender 500. 90
benc.'Ciaiy I2aet $40 %
Erection exprnses 500. 90
Scnuol tuuu o'Jo3 %
Road lund, 2.49a, %
Jefferson Trust &
sAy.nss bauk $4,000 90
* 12ilU 90
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-03-13
N. Zerins lie

Sexton Rel Clulcn Cemetery
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-03-13

Let us hear so ntthing about
the com . etiOu of the nravel road
in the first ward
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-03-13

" 4Jf@VsSO
Woes haviug been Called jesuit
ed d. follows;
YES, Messrs Dutrcnc D-lanne *
(. CT 80
NAYS None (")
A.acul, Mcssrs. Lorio & BIoniu
GA motion of Mr. Du.renc sec
on ed by Mr.. Elier that the jury
tuJ 'usn
Frank Schexnayder
Secretary Police Jury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-23
CATHOLIC WOMEN'S
LEAGUE CHARTERED
TO CONDUCT home
Mrs. T. A. BcIttio La Presidcnt--Take
over Thorlton Property
May LIST.

Secretary OF state Houston &. Young
yesterday ISSUED a charter to the 'H'h-
uliC WomaE'S league. Of America. l"rht-
ed at Wheeling. authorizing Il 70 p""-
mote the intellectual. spiritual and phys
zeal development OC women. Mrs Th"~
A. BrattI" is president Of tn" l"lEG'
and the following Hr" the other officers:
FIRST VIC" president. Mrs. Bernard Ware.
second VIC" president Mrs. Martin
Campbell: third vie" president, Mr..
Vincent Own"S, fourth vic" rr"Sid"ni.
Mrs. Augusta Hall: SECRETARY. MIS-
Sybint boyle: treasurer. Miss Raphael
Moran: chairman Of comniue". M.s'
Ella hughes.
The lragu" has taken over tn" old
Martin Thornton property located ~
No. li24 thapliuc street. now "', Hpi'"
by Miss Kate Leonard. They VIII tan
possession Oh May first and lWlu""iIi'..
viii begin "NtrusiN" improvements.
The ubjoc. Of the league j. PROTECTING
Young girls and women and giving th"iH
home comfort. y number of bed r""uS
and durrni'"ri"s viii b" arranged an m
building wh'rr girls and w"g"n nay
reside" An uV-fO-dnic gymnasium WI
IT,. ruiipprd and various sports WI. W'
provided for In" girls. \ "aSAytb''l
team has already been organized. Tho"
will be- Il res, room for amy VIII" dos"
TO make use oC Il ana tir"r" Will aH!~.'
y. parlurs where social functions WI.
b. held.
Tho Sisters in charge ar" t'' servants
nf tho El"SS"l Trinity iuCludnE SYST"
Mariana. Sister EuchariStt and SISTER
T;!kl. In addition 10 their duties AT l",
league. they VISIT the sick, al homes ana
IN hospitals. aud maintain Il 'ri'cl'rS
aid a; the railroad stations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-23
ARGUMENTs CLOSED IN THE
ADMIRAL FLETCHER CASE

WASIIINGTON. April - Six hours
or summing up By counsel for Rear Ad-
miral William Is. Fletcher. marked TIA"
final session today 0c tn" naval board
appointed 10 lnV"slj Eat" the Cirrum
stances ur the admlral's removal from
Tic Bros, commend by Vic" Admiral
Suns ~ october. lgi,.
Nor" than Z dozen witnesses. chiefly
"ffl"cra on TIA" War-tirI" staffS uI tn"
two admrals. testified ut hearings
which began n month ago.
It vi" understood the hoard would
"udC9yu" - submit its findings ~ To-
IT." Justification for Flctcher's removal
from Br'St for alleged "mrffIc."ncy'
before the next naval selection board
cnnv"nCG on May 4. Rear Admiral
Fl"tch"r. who now holds a temporary
commission. Will com" UP At thai tim"
f"r promotion Ia III" grad" II rNrna-
u"nt v"nr-1dmiral IN" findings how
ever. must he approved by Secretary
Daniels. h"for" they may be considered
by the selection board