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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-05

have a real shaking chill. At night
the irritation increases and the child
is feverish and restless. Sneezing,
hoarse, hard cough, and some running
from the nose convince the mother
that the child has caught cold" On
the following day the child's blood
shot, watery eyes will attract atten-
ton, and the experienced mother may
then suspect measles. At this time
physician will usually be able to make
definite diagnosis, for on opening
the child's mouth, careful look at
the inner side of the cheek, shows
few characteristic white-tipped red
spots, the size of the head of pin.
which are one of the signs Of measles.
Mothers experienced in using Gilt
ical thermometer will find that the
child has some fever, reaching 100 or
1O1 degrees on the second day.
Usually after two or three days of
the symptoms described the rash ar
pears. This first shows behind the
ears, on the neck, or at the roots of
the hair, over the forehead. 1t APP
pears as small dark-red spots which
are at first few and scattered and re-
semble flea bites. Within "a hours
the rash is spread over the body and
the child looks very much bespeckled
and swollen. In from to days the
rash begins to fade and within three
or four days more has entirely disap-
peared, leaving only faint nothing
of the skin.
Write to Department.
It is not the purpose of this article
to describe the various symptoms,
complications and treatment of diff
ferent cases of measles. Those who
desire such information should write
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-05

to the Information Editor, U. S. Pub
lie Health Service, Washington. D. c.,
and ask for Supplement No. 1.
Careful studies have shown that the
germ Of measles is present in the dis
charge of the nose and throat even
before the rash appears. In fact, just
before the rash comes probably is the
time when the discharges are most
highly dangerous to other children.
No child suffering with the symptoms
described above, should be allowed
to go to school or to mingle with other
children. In all cases of doubt ply
stefan should be called to decide what
should be done. The danger of spread
ing the disease to others disappears
soon after the appearance of the rash.
so that in uncomplicated case it is
usually considered entirely safe to
have the child return to school a
week after the rash first appeared.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-05
Pyramid Pile
Suppositories
A Household Necessity for Quick
Relief in Itching, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles. Send for
Free Trial.

Almost eve ry
family has at least
one sufferer who
should h a We the
b | e S s e d relief
afforded by Pyra-
mid Pile SUPPOSE
tories.
Thousands have
written wonderful
letters about Pyra-
mid. A 60 cent box
from any d ru &
Is ore should be
| e u o u G h to con-
vince you as it
h a s a h o S t o f
others. Take no
substitute.
Frl- q A. l.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-05

and to related problems will be an
swered by experts of the United States
Public Health Service. Address, Child
Health Editor, u. s. Public Health
Service, Washington, ID. G. please
mention this newspuper)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-05
Labor Calendar

Tuesday, Oct. 5.-Carpenters 912;
over Vigran's store. Moulders, Druids
hall.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-05

What every boy knows Is that the
first days of school are the worst days
of school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-05
The Growing Child

IA series Of articles prepared es-
pecially for The Palladium. by the
United States Public Health
Service. Washington, D. CT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07
ARRANGING FOR
THE ~CHAUTAUQUA
Warvood Residents Preparing to Enjoy
season OF Amusement TO oPen
soon.

4Iarry L. shcarinE. president OF sac
r,;lZsnS ummitte that has charge Ht
49,, |hauthuQua which vii! open IN
Warwoo,l on July list. stated last Gv"-
MIX that all plans have been c"tnpi','
rj for the affair ard that tho ,cNpeCtaI
,,nrS oro that nearly every citizen 'wli!
attend inc entertainments which, VII,
DC hid ZACH day, Tor hNe consecutN'
! meeting Of the TICKET commute
.I,l ri Har,! MuH e IN rH"fI% Wa
LclJ Lat evening al which tiihe 'hss
;oWn was divided into sections. cach OF
T3tshn , viii be }sm o2ny3sS wi;i p Ut IL t%o1 s:a:
'"' -, - wh G., are below the CO.
attended with the purchase Of tickets
for ZACH performance. ,bo
This Chautauqua Is not "niE ;or tNo
c~-dym.u,s but for the small children
as we'll, as they VIII %n!"y the r Tm,fF,
tainmcnts and Will be pcnoll'cu 49,"
, hy attending the sessions. AfFanst-
mrnts have been mad" b. thc coz
A!hcrs service and season tickStS ~,
! the children Will be just hall the ''S'
81 'ull tickets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07
WILL RESUME HEARING.

SCRANTON. IA. July S.-Mempers o.
.hs ,r,hr1g;tc mine commission named
hn President Wilson 20 arDitrate me
differences between the, anthracite
miners and operators. will resume the
hearings IN the Federal Building TO-
morrow morning after 4 week 5 ADJOURN
mCnt. ~ .r.,, -
l, is probable that tie first thiAs 10
cone before the commission VIII De a..
run}cn, on the admissahil:C Of TIE
seen exhibits offered by the mine
Workers in support Of their charge that
he operators are r:oflt"Crs. The op%r.
.at6rs have Indicated that they Viii MAKE
a hard fight to keep this evidence gu;
Of tho record and the r;;re "oEAc?N are
equally determined u m"he tAt-F e'-
dcnce pubic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07
Outings and Family Reunions.

The kIlt.e family held a reunion at
Wheeling Park ON Monday, which was
given tor their gutsl. J. +. h!ttle' OF
Los Angeles. The guests we're:
Bert Snodgrass ". NJ. Davis
J. II. Hand A.. @ McBane
:. j. klttle smith NcCuI!a
Nm. Brunhaus X. NJ. Bamford OF
Logan Is. Kittle Midway, Pa
William Leach
Margaret Snodgrass kathryn McBane
Vcllma Baldcrson of Alice Hand
S%andyyllle, w. Va. Mary Bamford
Messrs.
T X Kittle Samuel Kittle
An outing which Nook place on In
dciIrndeuCc paY Nas that in which sew
cral young Wheeling people took part.
Leaving III an auto truck, they. drove
UP Big Wheeling Creek. where luncheon
was served. Among those who enjoyed
the outing wCre;
Agnes Carpenter Gretta Smith
Naude Craig Emily Ebrlght
Mildred E'rabcll Margaret Moore
Ircnc Paur Edna C!ouse.
Marrarct Virginia Clark
Mcssrs.
CLYDE seabrisht Edward .Armbrccht
Norman Hcid"rman Arthur Edge
Rcruard Wcis gerber Carl Chaser
Brurc ScabrIght Albert Wagner
.N'SSES anu
Russell Bur, Wilbur Seabright
Rev. +. G. SNYDER Alfred otto
Masters
! Uaro'J Otto Robert Scah-iCrt
4 party. including Mr.. ard Mrs. J1hn
! Murray. Mss Ida WIuzcl. and Mr.. VII
/ Lam Nlcv.. rf the Island. lcf, IN a mo
,oring trap through ono" on Monday
! Mr.. Wcl,z,l viii be host 10 the party al
4 dirncr-danrc at the New Philadelphia
Country club.
! R.fo-c returning the party will 20 10
I Dover q. where they will visit Mrs.
! George WliSs"n.
: Mss Mary Hav"s entertained with a
picnic parry o. Monday. complimentary
| 10 Miss Margaret Burns Of pittsburgh.
who = the guest of Miss Katherine
/ Tarr. The following guests were pres
CEt:
Misses
Margaret, BURNS Florence Mason
Ruth Mason Katherine Pfarr
Mary Hayes
MesSrs.
George MCINTYRE Bob Riley
Of pittsburgh, IaUl LuG
John TruSCh"l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07
MISS MARY ORR (
HI mn Ia 0 go
A.. PRINCIPAL!
SCHOOL BOARD OF TRIAD1IRIA
NAMES ls2o-2I TEACHERS To1
HIGH SCHOOL.
New Principal Has Been Connected
With High School Since 1ts
Formation.


The regular meeting Of Triadelpha
district board of education held last
night in the Triadelphia district hlgn
school was devoted mainly to routine
business matters and the appointments
Of the teachers for the high school for
the coming year. :,
Miss Mary Orr was appointed prin.l
cipal. Miss Orr has been connected
with tie high school from the time it
was begun in the Elm Grove public
school about ten years ago. She Is one
Of the foremost educators in the coun-
ty and her many friends, as well as the
students. will be pleased to learn OF
her appointment as head Of the progress
Sive high school. 90
The following are the teachers apS
pointed: .
J. V. Giffn Ruth Neavinger
John Strobel, Jr.. Catherine Mansell
p. +. Frankhouser Virginia Mckinley
Romano Boil Thelma Friend
Virginia Netting +. B. Lewis
Pearl Smith 4. b. Singer
Eleanor Bossler Eula!a Sine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07
RUSH ROAD WORK -
IN BROOKE COUNTY.
Wheeling wall Plaster Co. to Furnish
Material for Big Sobs-Move Camp
to Beech Bottom :

Nearly all roads in Brooke county,
which Connect Wellsburg with the sur
rounding cities and towns. are being
repaired and in many places new road
terial is holding up the work to q Ger.
tain extent. while the extreme rainy
weather has also stopped the work and
caused the contractors considerable
trouble in many places. .
The contractors have made arrange
ments with the Wheeling Wall Plaster
company 10 furnish them with sand M
gravel. This material will be hauled n
unloaded after which teh contractors
will take care OF 1t. =
The Bail Engineering company. OF
Wheeling. which has charge OF TIA Wese
Liberty road. has already completed n
from Point Breeze 10 the middle Of tho
hui on the opposite side OF Buffalo
O' The Kelley construction company. Of
C~larksburs. which has charge OF .
ton from the O.. L. Mccoy farm: Just
outside Of Wellsburg. to stop No, ~
4, Beech Bottom. The company has
hoved its construction camp tartnei
south so that the men are ~orans
from Short Creek north. Since the ar
rival Of material. the work IS oeins
russcd as this is the main connecting
link between Wheeling and Mellsours;
Maintenance Engineer h. NJ. Brady; of
Broke county. has a force of men WIDEN
Ing tho WcllsburS-Bc;hany pike in sew.
cral places. while all, sharp curves 90
tunnels along the road are being white
washed so that they can be seen both
night and day. which will save a large
number OF accidents.
All other roads IN Brooke unt
which were repaired in ten spring 40
being kept in good shape so that t4sY
can TAX. care of the traffic while the
other roads arc under repairs.
The board Of county commissioner Ct
up AS best they can and have a larEe
fore Of mcn working ut ten present
time on repairing both the ePters nuh
urd Clint-l ard Potomac roads ~Men
are connecting Links between West l'to-
crty and Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07

this morning for a tour Of New York
State.
JACKIE James returned home y'S'%r,
day after spending 4 teW DAYS WIN
friends IN SISlcrSvlile.
Mrs Everett II. Greer Of Washington.
Pa. - n" guest Of relatives her"
Mrs. John McCurdy and daughter Of
Norfolk. Va. - the guest ~ relatives
| Mrs, Roy Jacobs Of w,,lshurg. srNn,
! the Fourth OF July with relatives a. Elm
Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy. Of Cl"I-
Gland. are the guests OF Mr. Kennedy .
! parets on Nineteenth street. North Sid
Mr.. and Mrs r. \. Stevens and son or
YOUNGSTOWN. arr ;hu guests If Mr.. arI
AIRS. II. I. Sh"arIng 81 the North S'dc.
! e. 2. MCShuEe has returned I" h.
home III Pittsburgh after ~srcndins tn
, Fourth with friends in the city.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Recess have re-
trned TO their home on The North Sllc.
after visiting friends at luck"y" LlNc
Misses Freda and Hhrlst's Plants ha,"
! returned 10 Their hom" "n the North
Side after visiting friends and rrlat.N'
IN MCundSv.llc.
Miss Goldic Plants has returned ~
her home on the North SIDE after %psn!-
ing the past week Visiting AT Bavhr!"
I Lake.
Pittsburgh Philosophical Society. IS v.S-
! ltne her laughter. Mrs. '. rcntius a,
Beech Bottom.
Mrs. Joseph Kaiser Of Martins Ferry.
lcf, las, night for New York. whore she
VII be tho guest of her sister. Mrs.
e Clifton for two weeks.
Homer Summers. Of New York. fN-r"r
Associated Press operator Of tins ritl. T.
visiting Id friends her" for 4 few da%s
RI" arrived in this city last night from
~PlttSSurch.
The ODDS, ~daughic~ e Mr. and Ms
I,,ureora \,rkerS01 Of ~, rl'N, C Sc--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07
About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
AT Il HOTELS.

McLure-Mrs. Dolly Marsh, Pafke-s-
burg: F. B. Spears. Berkeley Springs;
II ". HILL, SistcrsvIllc, L. ]. Joyce. Eli
klns. Mrs. Lloyd M;nkle. Huntington.
Q. 4. Burns. Huntington: john Stoche.
New Ma-tjnsv!l!e, Fred p Clark. Fol
sam: &. +. stone. Pine G;CoNc. [. Fora
Charleston. W. r. Borml. RGnt!ngton'
I +. Kinney. Huntington; Geo. [. Teete'
Charleston: L. i. Smith. Ia-k"rshuTE.
Wtndsor-M. &. Observation-Disclosures
burg: NJ. Z Marquis. EIN:ns; J. i.
Evans. SisterSvi.le.
Stamm-MTs. Laura =. Keller. Md
d~!eboutre. j. Stanton. New MarrnsN!lle.
s. +. Keller. Parker>ourS VI. r. Larc.!e.
Graf,rn: W. +. Campbell. FI!rmout
Rogsr-Y. .. Wam~.ey. Crarks6urS
W. Il. Hogans, Cameron.
Mrs. William Bartlett, and daughter
Dorothy. Of No. 81 Fifteenth stree.
Ief, las, night for their new home II
Sal, Lake city. Ctah.
Harry Miller and 4 party OF friends
motored out 10 h. nome n OHIO u
sosnd me Fourth OF July.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Coleman. o; Mead
vile. pa. and Prof. and Mrs. {. l..
Smith, OF salt Lake Ci,y. Utah. have
made up a motor party which IS Sp"nG-
ing a Few days with friends at Wood
lawn.
Miss Emma Helms. former supe-'n-
'enda-t a. the Kings Daughters pa
Nursery. LEFT yesterday tor I~2dIaHapo,.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
To Have Perfect Skin
Throughout the Summer

This = the season when she WI"
woul! lave \ n~lly-whltc complexion
should turu her thoughts 10 Inercoll2ed
WAY. ia" iirm friend If III" summer Eirl
Nothing SCI 'uvctur.ly o~v"rc"r'"2 the
So'Ing effects ~ sun, wind. dust ana
dr.. TH" Wan literally ahS"FoS IN"
sc"rch"d. dlscn!orcd, wIth"r"d or coarS-
enst scarf skin. bringing forth Il brand
rev skin. lear soft and gIrIishly beau
ttulIy !; also uncIog3 the pores. r.
moving h~!a"nhrads and increasing The
SKINS breathing capacity.
An ounce CO.. m"r,ul:Gvd WAX. obtain
able Al any .dru. store. App.icd n:ghtly
like c,ld cream. and washed of morn
Ings. VII sr1iuaIly improve even IN"
worst ,c.ria.Ni.n rh'r r. - nothing
n"''cr ~ -. r--4-1% - lA1. tr"rklcs
u blot-bc- 1A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07
WEDDING EXCITES
INTEREST HERE
MISS FANNIE LIST, DAUGETEE OF
THE LATE NIB. AND MRS. &.
HEBER LIST, WILL WED ME-.
SAMUEL IRVIFE.
Tho Will 30 Quiet, Performed
on August 4, at Pitts6urgh. .

The many friends oi Miss Fannie
I.lSr. formerly OF this city. hut now OF
Pittsburgh. will b" interested IN the
news winch was received by her re!a-
lives here yesterday that she WI!
marry Mir Samuel Irvine OF Pittsburgh,
on tn fourth Of August. -,
Mss Lis; Is very well known mere
beng a member OF the NToni'nent Lisl
family and the daughter OF the late
SIR. and Mrs. Hcrhcr X. List. thtit Two
mn%thcr she mad" hor home here. leay,,
INK Wheeling to accept an IMPORTANT
p~os!t.on with the Blind institute al
pittsburgh. whcre she has remained;
Mr.. Irvine is ais" prominently iHcn,
,itird with the institution ldNlEE "et!'
smI"r.r,cndent for 4 number Of years;
Miss List Will receive me so"u
w,shr. Of her many friends here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07
MADOO PLEASED WITH
NOMINATION OF COX

HUNTINGTON. y. y. July 6.-When
William q. Mc.hdoo was informed upoa
RISING this morning that GoVerhNt
Jane NJ. Cox. OF Ohio. had heen noHli-
the presidency Ms only comment was;
4 am pleased and delighted that inc
call did not come 20 nc. -u.
Mr.. Mc.Adoo showed every evid
that he VAS pleased and eNplaine~e
would have a statement 10 make Ia'er "a
the day. 49,.
Mrs. McAdoo. who was by her mus
bands side. said:
That's great"
Before leaving for his office IN Man:
haitian N. his automobile. Mc.Adoo calico
the new Spapermcn and said.
Will you say tins for me: l am etefs
nallv grateful 10 my friends for thAR
81 Pport" 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07
GARAGE MECHANIC
IS ASSAULTED AND
RELIEVED OF $35
Irwin Herman, Mechanic 1t Auto Sailed
Company, Sunmoned To Alley,
waJlaid And Robbed :

Ir:tn Herman, n mechanic. eplploXsd
, at the Auto Sales company's garage at
2l65 Main street. was waE!aId and
robbed IN the alley in the rear Of the
garage Monday night. il became known
last evening.
According to reliable Information.
Herman was called from the garage to
the alley by three or four men. under
sor1o protest. and was then struck over
II" head with some blunt instrument,
and robbed of So which he had in hin
pockets
Herman is bang attended by DR.. H. P.
Campbell and last night was still said
20 he in a dazed condition from the ef.
fects oc one or more blows over the
head.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07
oring Mrs. Nelson p. Whitaker ana
Miss Helen Haldcnlan OF Portsmouth y.
wedding at Baltimore.

At Laurel Brook. Ma. the home or
,hr hriJr. the wedding of Miss Maria
ignicIa robbins. daughter Of Mr.: and
Mrs. J. Wlaeruder Robbins. to Lieut..
LOGAN Osborn Shut Of Jefferson county
". Va. son of Mr.. and Mrs. g
Buchanan Shut. took place on MONDAY
afternoon. Tho ceremony was perform
cd bv the Rev. Or. Charles l.. RcnSer'
rector OF the Church of the Redecmer.
The bride was given in marriage by her
father. Miss Fannie Robbins, her SIS
ter, was maid OF honor. The groom
had for his best man. Lieutenant
Sorry. L. s. \.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07

Las: night at $50 Il supper MS served
al ST. Paul'S Evangelical church. by
members Of the Sunday school L" teach-
crS AMI officers. /, is the custom 10
hove 4 GInncr at the quarterly meeting
Of the officers and teachers out o"ins
~ circumstance which have arisen tins
year, the quIrtc!y meeting vii! ne posi-
ponod. Misses Emma Meyer and Hilda
Srybold and Mcsdam's Henry Otto anu
Herbert Bralton had the dinner III
charge. Mr.. has. Mhltcmah. Superin-
ICndcnt. presided.
Thcrc Mil be an entertainment and
program gwen on Thursday night at
$50. under the direction Of Mss Hannah
Knokc. with IN" Home Department III
charge Of refreshments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07
PARTY To Uniontown

A small party from Wheeling motored
10 Uniontuwn Tor the week end taxing
IN the dance at the summit House Oh
saturday night and returning mere MUh-
dan. Included IN the party were Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Bowie, Miss Ruin ana
Florence Mason and Mr.. james Hill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07
Joint Meeting Lutheran Missionaries

Thcrc WI. u . mCcl!NE 0I INc DIS
s!Cnary surIrlI,a .; The FIRST EnSiISl
Lutheran church. " cincSday evening at
O'clock. \ report o.! the delegates 10
INC recent CONVENTION at Grafton w!ll he
.Etcn. Miss Elsie OTTO. miSsIonaFN-e.eHt
IL Africa, VIII greet her cu-wcrNcrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07

on Thursday at rE@ country. Gun
N,,e Eleanor Greer II Highland Park.
VII T." hostess - u number "f friends
at ! luncheon which She Will give hon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07
CALL on TEE BANK!

WASHINGTON. July 6.-The
~,rol!"r Of the currency today issued .
call for the condition OF All national
! banks at the close Of business June go
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-07-01
PUPILS OF MISS HORST To
GIVE PIANO RECITAL TONIGHT

Pupils of Miss Athea Horst will
will give a piano recital July at the
home of Mrs. P. NJ. Serrurier. The
following program will be given:
Caprice (duett) 800. -. Lysberg
Gordon Serrurier
Winter Rain In California jenkins
i A Winters Walk =. =. jenkins
/ Theodore Wood
Internezzo (duetD.. ... FRANKIE
/ Francis Wood
Gudrun Waltz -. ... Torjussen
/ Gordon Serrurier
Torchlight March =. -. Clark
Francis Wood
Fairy Boat -. Evelyn Sharpe
Lowell Knutzen
The Squirrels Swing. =. E. Sartorio
At the Fairy Ball =. Branscombe
Grace kampen
The Organist. -. 80. -. Maxim
Paul Grandquist
Flying Leaf -. 80. -. Spindler
Dorothy Grandquist
On the Water .. =. Grant-Schaefer
Harriet Hill
Spanish Dance ... =. Marie Paldi
Viola Knittle
The Brooklet -. =. Mari Paldi
Ava Reed
Waltz =. .......... -. BoroWskl
Mary Sue Mock
Slumber Song -. =. .Schuman
Winifred Freeman
Will O'the Wisp -. :. ..Jungman
Myrl Brown
Murmuring Zephyrs. ... Jensen
Roberta NAPLES
Romance .frlmI
Night In June -. Grant-Schaefer
Margaret Shagren
Murmuring Brook. :. &c.. Bohm
Anne Kampen
Larks and Thrushes :. Rodgers
Sylvina klocke
Scherzo ... -. .. Schubert
Marie De Jonge
CanZonetta. -. :. .Schutt
Mertha Bostwick
Etude A Minor Wallenhaupt
Mildred Fountain
To Spring 49,. -. 49,. Greg
Hilda Elder
Etude F Sharp Minor. Wollenhaupt
Edna Swanson
In the Morning tduett from Peer
Gynt Suite) -. 49,. -. .Grieg
Anitra's Dance. go. =. Greg
Mildred Fountain
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-07-01
NEWS OF LYNDEN

The Kensington Club will be enter
tanned Friday afternoon at the res
idence of Mrs. Frank LIE Cocq,
The Klatawa Club met at the Eek
er home on Wednesday evening. Miss
Edith jacobson and Miss Ada Alex
ander were voted into membership.
Miss Marie Bauman of Seattle ar
rived in Lynden Saturday night for
weeks vacation.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Smith at Seattle Monday Mr..
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-18

The lace-making industry of Bel
GUM has been revived and is in full
swing. Turnhout, a real lace town, has
a school which is attended by 1,6OO
children, who will soon be lace max
ers.
Firm in her belief that the era has
passed when men were looked upon as
superior to women in regard to hard
work, Miss Pearl c. Stone of Hollis
ton, Mass, has applied for a station
ary fireman's license the first wom-
an in Massachusetts to ask for such
a permit.
English scientists are experimenting
with two musical tones sent by a tele-
graph key and received by telephone,
to replace the dot and dash in teleg-
raphy.
SO that a motorist can see that the
tail light on his car is burning with
out leaving his seat, an Englishman
has patented a series Of suitably
mounted mirrors
John Wanamaker, the Philadelphia
and New York merchant, says he saved
his first hundred dollars out of his
wages as errand boy IN Philadelphia
haok storG