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New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
MacSwiney Prays for Fitzgerald

MacSwiney Prays for Fitzgerald
LONDON, Oct. 1S.-Lord Mayor Mac
Swiney prayed to-day for Michael Fitz-
gerald, the hunger striker who died
last night in Cork prison. and COR his
comrades who are dying. The Lord
Mayor was very quiet through the
morning, but spoke now and then of
Fitzgerald and the surviving hunger
strikers in Cork
Lord Mayor MacSwiney dictated the
following telegram to the hunger
strikers in Cork:
"No tears, but joy for our comrado
who was ready to meet his God and
die for his country. He has ioined
the immortals and will be remembered
forever. We do not know who is to
be the second to step in the path of
immortality. but by Offering unrc-
served sacrifice we are safeguarding
the destinies of Ireland"
The Evening News day says it un-
derstands MacSwiney had reached n
point whore a critical collapse is likely
to occur. The newspaper quotes a
prison official as saying:
Stlmufants cannot do much for him
and should he collapse it would be diff
cut to apply restoratives, as in the case
of normally healthy person. think
this week will Sc a great change for
the worse in his condition."
The condition of MacSwiney has
taken change for the worse, it was
announced in the bulletin issued bv
the irish Self-Determination League at
5 o'clock this evening.
"'Tha two Dr,con 5Octorc ocI
side specialist, Dr. Bedard, visited him
this afternoon" continues the state
ment. Or. Bedard informed the sis
ter (of the prisoner) that the Lord
Mayor was showing symptoms of
scurvy, which, if it developed. would
cause great pain. He advised that
MacSwiney should be induced to take
lime juice or orange Juice to prevent
its development.
Miss MacSwiney thinks it won't be
possible to induce the Lord Mavor to
consent"
Mayor Determined to Die
In later bulletin. the league saws p
doctor has told MacSwiney, and re-
Ieated his warning on Sunday. that his
condition is becoming more and more
precarious. When he becomes uncon-
scious, the doctor is said to have de-
cclared, he would feel bound to do all
he could to save the Lord MAYORS life
and would feed him as far as he could
while he was unconscious. MacSwinev
is quoted as saying that if any ATTEMPT
was made to feed him under such con-
altlons he would again commence his
hunger strike Is soon as revived.
20 ENNls' County Clare. Ireland Oct.
lS.-One constable was killed ana two
were wounded during a battle to-day
police barracks near here. Two othor
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
Shoots Two
w omen, Then
EndsOwnLife
Tilted Widower Who Had
Been Taken to- Court for
Attentions to One Victim
Opens Fire i'm HALLWAY
Neighbor, at Door, Hit
Dead Man Leaves Note Saw.
ing He Often Had Pro.
vided for Mrs. Weibc

George Hamber, of 2O4 East TWENTY
NTH Street, shot and killed himself in
his home last night, after woundjnp
Mrs. Carrie Whalcn and Mrs. Bessie
Weibe, residents of the same house
lhey are at Bellevue Hospital. Mrs.
Welbe's condition is serious.
For some time Hamber, who is wild
over, he'd been attentive to Mrs. Weibe
whose apartment on the third floor wa 9
Just above his. She found his atten-
tions annoying, and once had summone
hlm to court in an endeavor to compel
MIN TO deslst. In a note discovered bv
the police he asserted Mrs. Weibe had
spurned him.
She was coming downstairs a little
before 10 o'clock last night, when the
door of Hamber's apartment opened
and he appeared just as she was reach
ing the second floor. Without word,
nc ne leveled revolver and fired. Mrs.
WeIbe dropped on the stairs, bullet
IN her breast
Neighbor Shot Down
At the sound Of the shot Mrs. Whal-
en-, who lives across the hall from
Hamber, opened her door and looked
out: Hamber no sooner, caught sight
OF her than he swung the revolver in
her direction and pulled the trigger.
Then he darted back into his own
apartment and slammed and locked the
door.
Mrs. Whalen, wounded in the head,
ran to the street, while the tenement
and Neighboring houses emptied them
selves of their excited residents. On
Twcntyffth Street Mrs. Whalen.
streaked with crimson from her wound.
met Patrolman Siegel, who was hasten
ing toward the sound of the shots.
woman-upstairs- shot" gaspcd
Mrs. Whalen
Siegel started upstairs on run.
Before he had covered the first flight
there was another shot. Guided by the
pointing fingers of a score of terrified
neighbors, Siegel flung himself against
the locked door of Hambers apart
ment. 1t gave beneath his weight and
he stumbled over the body of Hambeer.
He had shot himself through the head
and was dead.
Widower Found Dead
A glance convinced the patrolman
that the man was beyond help. He
picked up the unconscious woman who
lay bleeding on the stairs and carried
her to the street, where Mrs. Whalen
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
Cows Give Milk Punch.
But Go on Waterwagon

WINSTED, Conn, oct. 1s.-Folks
still are carrying jugs and milk pals
to Fred Helmer's place on Platt Hill.
and standing in line to buy pint or so
Of milk, though most of the kick is gone
from the milk now.
The "insiders" who got around the
first day or two after Freds COWS got
scused on cider apples say that the
beverage was a most cxhlarating milk
punch with remarkably delicate favor.
In spite of the impetus the cows
spree gave to his milk business, Fred
has strung some barbed wire to keep the
cows away from the cider apples. It's
no joke, he says, to have lot Of bbuous
COWS come reeling home long after sun
down. milk 'em by lantern light and i'm
provise a Turkish bath in the COW stable
by draping each registering creature
with burlap bags soaked in boiling
water. Even though Fred took every
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
u. S. Relief Worker Sent
TO Jail for Four Years
Convicted With Four Others
of Stealing Supplies of
Near East ORGANIZATION

m CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 16 By
The Associated Press Guy Davis, Of
Charleston, S. c., one Of the Americans
convicted Of having stolen goods from
the American Organization for Relief
IN the Near East, has been sentenced
TO- four years imprisonment at hard
labor. Four others of the defendants
received sentences ranging from three
months to two years, but with the
option of paying fines. All these men
have announced their dete rmination to
pay the fines.
1t is possible that the United States
will be compelled in the case of Davis
to rent it's own jail here or set the
prisoner free. The expense of keeping
Davis in a Turkish Jail will amount to
Sl00 a month";
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
n New Search On
For 2 Convicts:
inquiry Begun
Continued from page one)


100 available answered the call, it IL
alleged, despite the fact that the
whistle was sounded for half hour.
Another point brought out is that
the Sing Sing farm, at Wingdale, IN
the general direction which the CON
vets were headed, was not notified of
the escape until several hours after the
getaway. Head Keeper Herman at the
ifarm, however, sent an automobile
load of keepers after the criminals
when he did get the news, and these
searchers pursued the convicts into
Connecticut, but were far behind them.
although on the right trail.
1T is said that the most vexing con-
.ciusion reached by the warden after
his study of the events of Saturday
night and Sunday, was that when the
Sing Sing keepers started back from
Connecticut Sunday evening the two
convicts were still on their rampage.
They were reported to be few miles
from Lakeville and, from all accounts,
must have been sorely disheartened, not
having had food or sleep for at least
thirty-siX hours.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19

also had fallen in a faint after de-
livering her message
Calling taxicab which was passing
the patrolman placed both women in
it and sped with them to the hospital
Two notes addressed to the Police
Department were found in Hamber's
room, one of them unscaled. In that
he said that he had clothed Mrs.
Fessie Weibe and kept her from starry
ing and did everything to make her
happy and then she spurned me-" He
asked the forgiveness of his brothers
and sisters in the note
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19

the operation of the service under the
old conditions entailed a loss upon the
company of 100000 year. Judge
Mayer ruled that the service might be
discontinued without forfeiture of the
franchises
Deputy Public Commissioner Morgan
I. Donnelly. before whom the hearing
was held. indicated that he would grant
the orders requested if they were
formally presented TO the commission.
The hearing was then adjourned until
October 25
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19

constables are missing The raiders
seized all the arms and burned the
barracks.
DUBLIN, Oct. 1S-Two mon were
fatally shot Sunday evening during A
military raid on hall in Rutland
Square, where a concert was in prog
ress. Both the wounded men died this
morning. The raid caused panic
among the women and children in the
hall and also badly frightened pcdes-
TRANS in the street near the building.
The two men who died from their
wounds were shot as they were en-
deavoring to escape from the soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
Quoted Securities

Securities that are quoted may 60 up
one Gay but are likely to go down tn. next
Of late there have been many more days
when they went down than when they went
up: 1T is pleasant when they do 90 up but
painful when they so down
rustees especially not expected to
make profits and are blamed if thew make
losses. N~
Inc Guaranteed First Mortgage is their
Bond 4 Mortgage Guarantee Co.
iz6 Broadway, New York City
US Remsen Street. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19

possible precaution, one of the cows died
and he says he is going to stick to run
Eing dairy farm and not try to COM
blne 1T with a dstillery and sana-
torium.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
Six Destroyers to Black Sea

WASHINGTON, Oct 18.-Six de-
stroyers have been ordered to the Black
Sea by the Navy Department to relieve
squadron of destroyers in the force
assigned to Turkish waters under Rear
Admiral Mark L. Bristol.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19

that the other hunger strikers are still
hoping for their release, expecting that
Parliament will act in their behalf
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19

The Travels of a DR..
Reed Cushion Shoe
Today, ! stood watching
a series Ct army manoeu-
vres, with Captain o.,
recently retired. He had
nothing but praise for
the training he had re-
celved while in the army,
and credited that train
ing with his good health
and the captain was
over so.
He did say, however, that
the strain of many long
marches, while unnoticed
IN his younger days,
made him feel the need
OF Just the sort of COM
Tort that he derived from
my cushion soles. And
together with that he
commented on the soft
ness and easiness of my
feathers.
ms relief can be enjoyed
by all others.
Try on a pair.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19
Hunger
Strikers Are
Near to Death

Continued from pago onc)
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19

to all rooms and
it is frequently
found that no
more fuel is used
to h e a t tn e
whole house than
it formerly took
toheatone room!
Get the informa-
ton and esti-
mate for heating
your home the
IDEAL-Arcola way
New-York tribune., 1920-10-19

A glance convinced the patrolman
that the man was beyond help He
PICKED up the unconscious woman who
lay bleeding on the stairs and carried
her to the street, where Mrs. Whalen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
East Youngstown
KERESZTELO
Demeter Andras karmester haza-
nal Macy keresztelesi jnnepseg
volt.

Fejedelmi keresztel6 volt 1O-en
East Youngstownban a halma-
Cyl sziiletesii Demeter Andras-
nsk, az East Youngstown Ma
gyar Rezbanda karmesterenek
Hendegszeret6 hazanal.
A csaladi iinnepelynek az adott
kiilon0sebb jelleget, hogy a k0z-
,iszteletben all6 Csikos JOSEF ke-
rcsztapai tisztseghez jutott, bar
mar ugy lit, mint az 6-hazaban
t0bb ilyen megtiszteltetes erte.
Csikos AIT nezetet vallotta, hogy
8 bizony maga valasztja kereszt-
anyat es ICY a valasztasa egy
szepseges szekely leanyz6ra: Gre
paly Matildkara esett, a kivel
egyiitt toltottek be a sep tiszt-
seget. Az ujsziilott leanykat Ge-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
Keresztele esek:

y Margit Walter Janos es Cab
ri 1lona leanya sziil. szept. "a.
ker. oktober San. Keresztsziil0k :
Pajtok Miklos es Daros Erzsebet.
q Gy0rgy Takacs Istvan es Szat-
mary Erzsebet fla sill. okt. IL,
ker. okt. 13.Kereszt sziilok: Sera
Istvan es Macy Zs6fia. 81 Imre
Sass Gabpr es Horvath Maria
fla sziil. okt. 6. ker. okt. II. Ke-
resztsziil6k Fed0 Istvan es Ko-
vacs Anna. a. Piroska Irenke
Szakacs Sandor es Render Erzse-
bet leanya sziil. okt. "a. ker. okt.
Is. s. Tstvan Jurk6 Tstvan es
Hang6 Zsuzsanna fla sziil. aug.
25. ker. okt. II. Keresztszul6k
Dudas Imre es Oltmann Erzse-
bet,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21

Schwartz Pal 100, Timar Gyorgy
es neje 500, Kapf Janos 100, Ma
gyar Laszl6 es neje 500, Ambrns-
ko Ferenc es neje 500, P6cos ia
nos 800, Banszki Mihalyne 100,
Vastag JOSEF 200, B. 10th 10
zsef 200, Majoros Istvan es neje
500, Pitlih Janos es neje 500,
Kelemen Gyorgy es neje 500,
Pull JOSEF 100, Deak JOSEF LOO,
Orosz Ferenc es neje 500, jam
Dor Mihaly 200, Pribila Jozser
200, Sztana Florian 500, Boser
Bertalan 100, Cseh JOSEF 100,
Saghi Ignacz LOO, Sass Gabor 200
Horvath Mihaly ESQ, Horvath
Rafael $50, Novotnih JOSEF es
neje 500, Kiss Jozser 100.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21

rasbir0 lett Youngstownban 1909
ben. Varosbir6nak valasztottak
1913-ban es ujbol megvalasztot-
tax 1917-ben. A varosbir6sag ell
n0ke, mi6ta EFT hivatalt felal-
litottak, Nos, negy gyermek
atyja. Ugy tanultsaga, mint ia
pasztalata alapjan melt6 a Ma
honing megyei t0rvenyszeki bill
r6i allasra, amely hivatalra palya-
xix kiil0nall6, partonkivGli BIZ
roi szavaz6 cedulan, a valasztaso-
kon november 2-an.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21

renday Laszlo youngstown refor-
matus lelkesz keresztelte meg o.
ga es Zelma nevekre, magasan
szarnyal6 beszed kisereteben.
Az apa es a keresztapa koz0tt
k0zos 6haj volt az, hogy koma-
sagba elegyedjenek, miben nagy
resze volt az anyanak is. Az III
szil0tt, ha feln6 ket keresztszii-
lot fog sz6litani, es pedig Csikos
J6zsefet, Grepaly Matildkat, To-
rok Janos es nejet: Ambrus Ka-
talint.
A keresztel6t k0vet6 lakoma
el6tt Csikos Josef meghat6 be-
szedet mondott a gyermek ielen-
t6seger6l es annak jov6jer6l, es
ARA kerte sziil6ket, hogy tart
SAX tavol a gyermek szivet6l a
gyiil0letet es a megertes jegye-
ben neveljek boldogga es nagy-
gya.
TIT emlitjiik meg, hogy Csikos,
aki Macy baratja a szekelyeknek,
a keresztel6 el6tt kapott 0ccset6l
Ferenct6l levelet, aki mint hon
we'd szakaszvezet6 szolgalt 11-ik
| honved gyalogezrednel es vegig
csinalta haborut. A bator ka-
tona AIT irta, hogy szekely fiuk
is halalt megvet6 batorsaggal har-
coltak, epen ugy, mint 8, aki 3
sebesiilest es ugyanannyi kitiinte-
test kapott. Arrol is szol ez le-
vel, hogy keszseggel hajlando is
met, ha kell, a szekely testverek-
kel egyItt a hazaert sikra szall-
/ nj
A lakoma alatt szekely es ma
gyar testverek legbaratibb mo-
don mulatoztak, a miben k6s6bb
a rezbanda tagjai is reszt vettek
ANIMAL is inkabb, inert igazan so.
kat muzsikaltak pompas hangu.
latot kelt6 magyar notakat.
A lakoman resztvettek Martins
FerrybGl T0r0k Janos es neje
mint keresztszil0k, Kadar Jano<
es neje, Gergely Viktor, Gergely
Gy0rgy, Gereb Janos, Jeszenszky
Lajos, Sharonbol: Gereb Andra'
es neje, Farrellbol: Antal Tstvar
es neje, Dull Peter, Kiss Feren'
es Kerekes JanOs.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
Sziiretibal E. Youngstownban.

0HuA SeAOoA L. 4OuAAS SoIOWAUdll.
Okt6ber h6 25-en este 7-kor
hatalmas mulatsagra keszulnek
E. Youngstownban es pedig egy
sziireti bal alakjaban, melyet
Crow-fele Hallban megfognak
tartani. Ez a sziireti bal, melyet
az East Youngstown magyarok
rendeznek egy felallitando ma
gyar iskola alap javara, egyike
lesz a legjobb mulatsagoknak e.
zen az osz0n az itteni magyar te-
lepen. Nemcsak kitUno magyar
zener6l van gondoskodva, mely-
mex iitemei mellett tancolhatnak
a fiatalok es oregek, de sorsolas
es kiil0nboz0 jatekokban is lesz
resziik azoknak xix megjelennek
ezen balon. Remeljiik is, hogy
minden j6 akaratu ember meg
fog jelenni azon a sziireti mulat-
saigon, melyet az east youngstown
lelkes magyarok rendeznek okt
28-an Crow-fele Hallban, mar
csak azert is, hagy el6mozditsak
nemes celt, amelyert rendezik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
Az orgona iig.y.

Az orgonara begyiilt eddig
$1289.50. Az orgonak ara azon-
ban jelenleg oily nagy, hogy ez az
0sszeg felet Sc teszi XII annak az
ossegnek, mibe keriil egy felig
jo orgona ez idoszerint. Icy hat
nem marad mas hatra, mint varni
es tovabb gyiijteni, amig egyiitt
lesz legalabb $4,000, amennyi
sziikseges egy orgonara. Azert
legyenek a hivek tiirelemmel. Ha
valaha, most van jelent6stge an
max mondasnak, hogy "lassan
haladj, tovabb ersz''. Az sincs
l1izarva, hogy nehany havi tiirel-
mes varakozas utan epolyan or
gonat $2.5O0-3OOO lehet lesz kap-
nj, amelyert most $4,000, s6t en-
mel meg t0bbet is kellene fizetni.
Legut6bb k0vetkez3 adomanyok
erkeztek be: Harry Mihaly es ne
je 500, Zagiba Janos es neje 500,
Walter Janos es neje 1000, Draga
Mihalyne 500, Vass Istvan LOO,
Franczoszky Daniel es Takacs
Jozse gyiijt0ttek E. Youngstown
ban: Takacs J6zsef 500, ifj. Hor-
vath JOSEF es neje 500, Drahos
Kristof ks neje j5.OO,, Szepessy
JOSEF es neje 500, Macy Ignacz
es neje 500, Kekler Wendell 500,
Kovacs Maria 500, Bauer Ferenc
es neje 500, Gyetvai Janos es
neje 800, Farkas Gyula LOO, id.
Varga Ga.bor es neje 500, Kal-
man Mihaly 100, Berkenyi Ber-
talan 200, id. Ferenczi Janos 200,
Hizslai Lajos 100, L6rincz JOSEF
200, Polya Andras 100, 6zv.
Stromp Jahosne 500, Ori Elemer
200, Mikita Janos soc, Szilagyi
Imre 200, Kovacs Kalman LOO,
Pejk6 Vince es neje 500, Gyurk6
! Gy0rgy 500, id. Horvath Janos
1900, Gulyas Simon es neje 500
! Safrank6 Andras es neje 500,
Fitor Tivadar LOO, Kendi Janos
LOO, Gerzsenyi Balazs es neje
500, Timar Janos es neje 500,
Gy6ri Mihaly es neje 500, Urlauh
Antal es neje 500, Leitner Istvan
es neje 500, Ferenczi Janos 200
Dzidoszky Janos es neje 10000,
Borai Mihaly 200, Cseh Mihaly
200, Molnar Wendell LOO, Szeman
JOSEF LOO, Kontra Istvan 100
Varga Istvan soc, Varga Gabor
LOO, Kapcsos Istvan 100, Keszler
Ferenc 100, Marijanovics Janos
100 Fed3 Isavan 100, Simon Mi
haly 100, Tomas Istvan es neje
500, Jaszai Istvan es neje 500
LesnyansZky Mihalyne LOO
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
Herman Brandlninef Jr.

Youngstown nyyanos iskolaban Rayen k0zepiskolaban
vegzet Harvard egyetem es Harvard jog faknas dok
Ugyyed skoaat Ohoban 19O5ben tette le Bnet6 a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
A SZtZ MARIA EGYLET
GYULEsE

Tudatom Sziiz Maria Egylet
tagjait, hogy no 24-en, azaz
most vasarnap este 7 oral kezdet-
tel igen fontos gyiilest tartunk.
Kerem tagokat, hogy okvetlen
jojjenek ell ere a gyiilesre, inert
halasztast mem tiir6 igen fontos
iigyek ,keriilnek elintezesre.
Tagtarsi udv0zlettel
Lukovszky Pal, eln6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
Hirek a 81. Istvan Egyhaz korebol

ezt a mulatsagot. Mert ez id6 sze.
rint a youngstown es k0rnyekt
magyarsagnak mem lehet meme
sebb es sziiksegesebb k0vetel
menye, mint egy magyar iskola
Csinaljuk meg hat ezt az iskolat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
Gyasz hir.

Devics Olga, Devics Gy0rgy es
Benk6 Gabrielle leanya elhunyt
foly6 no 18-an 6 hetes koraban,
itthagyva ikertestveret Gy0rgy6t
kivel egyid3ben sziiletett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21

AUTOMOBIL ELADO.
Teljesen jo karban levo Chew
rolet 4 theses tell tetovel $300-ert
elado. Cim: Shager Antal, 602
Walter st. Telefon: Auto 4450.
(21-28-5)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
Jubileum:

Mar csak ket het valaszt ell
minket att6l szivemel6 iinnep-
t6l, melyet meg fogunk iilni ok
tober 31-en, amikor is a SIT. Ist-
van hitk0zseg alapitasanak Is
ewes, es SIT. Istvan templom
f0lszentelesenek 10 ewes or0miin-
nepe lesz. Ere az alkalomra a
hitkozseg lelkipasztora lelkes $50
zatot intez a magyarsaghoz, me-
lyet bizalmi ferfiak fognak szej-
iel hordozni minden hazhoz, a hol
magyarok laknak Tegnap a
mise utan ell is vittek az irast. De
mivel van meg 3 olyan hely, a
hova szinten ell kellene vinni a.
zokb6l az irasokb6l, azert ker-
jiik, hogy ha vannak feles szam-
NAL ezekb6l valamely bizalmi fer
final, kiildje vissza a feles pelda-
nyokat vasarnap el6tt a parochi-
ara, hogy oda is ell lehessen jut-
tatni beloliik, ahova meg kell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
AnAftorfnD OF Institution Fhrongsd
win Persons VINO Attended
the Exercises
"a. Samuel G. BLACK Delivers Address
Of Evening ana Grads Are Given
THAR Diplomas.

wheeling High School auditorium was
thronged last evening. every seat being
occupied by an immense crowd to wit
mencement exercises OF the institution.
an occasion upon which 20 young men
and women were graduated in various
courses taught at the institution. Z.
Prior to the opening OF the exercises
Miss Lucy Robinson, superintendent OF
music rendered several selections. The
EraduateZ in caps and gowns assem-
school and to the accompa niment Of the
strains OF a march Wended their way
up the right hand aisle to the stage.
and at o'clock promptly the COM
mencement exercises began. r,,
DR.. Clarence (. Allen OF the Fourth
Street N. f. Church delivered an inSo-
cation in which he stated that the pub
lie school system in this country. shands
Or. Alien thanked the Lord for the
Or. Allen thanked the . lord for the
echools OF our community and for those
who Instruct them and who were given
SOY In the contemplation OF their work
(which would make the world better.
y =. Grafton on Mankind.
Bless our country" said DR.. Allen.
sNnd may we be able to make a choice
Of leaders so that We may lead all ma
ing; that they may accep, Jesus Christ.
30 that all mankind may become one
The orchestra then rendered My
Isle Of Blissful Dreams" after which
Miss Ethel Marie Cornish delivered an
grafton entitled Mankind" Miss COY
nish had evidently studied her subject
with q keen insight and her address
dealt with man from the primitive
make q stone hammer and bow and
arrow up TO the present day. when he
has conquered the waters under the
seas and the air above the earth.
A.. ~ a All ohnA lnP ~