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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10
"Jak Sc jmenujete?"
"Zrovfia Tom MeAlpine".

Miss Conyers usedla ma jed
no kolo provazh, pritahla ir-
'skou dfvku k 'sobe "a pravila
pax:
"Vy prekvapil jste mne veil
ce a polekal ubohou tuto divku
1skoro smrti, jsem ale prece to
mu rada, re jste byl zachranen
pri'stroskotani nasi lode, ubohe
Sultany", a obratic Sc k Judite,
ktera 'stala zde celia vyjevena,
dodala:
'tJudito, vidite nyni sama, ze
| je to Tom - zivy Tom, z masa
| a kosti a ne jeho duch. Proc ne
promluvite ma neho?"
'Sure, ted vidim to sama! A
ja,promluvim ma neho, az Sc
troehu vzpamatuji a budu mo-
eli. Nyni nemohu!"
A polekana divka dala Sc do
place a zakryla 81 oblicej "a
lsterkou a horenim telem kole-
bala Sc do predu ma zad.
"Ay, to je ten spdsob, s, ja-
kym setkal jsem Sc S nj ma teto
lodi. Kricela, jakoby ii ma no
ze bral a dala Sc ma utek, Jake
bychfbyl ivtaleny starry Nick !"
nafikal 81 mlady Skot. 4.,, i
"To neni3zatlny div. My vsi-
chni i1nsliijsnne "a to, ze utopil
jste Sc jiz pred dvema roxy Ia
kdyz nyni iste Sc obievil, po-
vazovala vas Ia ducha a stra-
Fsidlo. Jak jste Sc zachranil?"
ITO byl pravy zazrak. Kdyz
lod'ka nase Sc prevratila, chy-
It'll jsem Sc -prazdneho jednoho
sudu. Why zanesly mne daleko
do more a ia vzdaval Sc jiz ve-
|Skere nadeje ma zachranenf
prece ale drzel jsem Sc sndu
Ikfecovite pc 'celou tn strasnou
noe. iKonecne bl jsem spozoro-
ivan druhym zachrannym clu.
mem, vyloven more a umister
mezi ostatnimi. Ia tfi dny ne
to, kdyz voda a veskere skorc
Izasoby potravin byly pryc, Sc.
tkali jsme se's hollandskou jed
lnou obchodni lodi zachrane
lni".
! ''To bylo divotvorne zachra
neni, veru. w musel iste byt
lvelice prekvapen, setkav se~zd'
S Juditou. Nase zachraneni by
10 nemene obdivuhodne, jak v;
, se".
"Aj, to bych ia byl mohl po
vazovati judith zrovna tax do
! bre "a straSidlo a ducha, jake
ona povazovala mne. A MONA
| re by Sc bylo take tax stale
lkdyby mne byli namornici ne
lvypravovali celou tn skutecnol
pohadku ztracene Sultane I
pustem ostrovu, ma nemz jste
byli nalezeni".
ooh, Wy tedy byl jste ma Sc
, tkani S nami dobre pripraven {
nebal iste Sc mas proto", smals
Sc miss Conyers. "Vzdor toml
nemohu vsak pochopiti, jak de
stal jste Sc ma tuto LODI"
"Zcela lehce; byl isem jed
Inim re zajatcu ma Ses
Scourge".
/ ooh, byl isl - ty isl byl -
byl isl ty rozeny d'able?" zvo
lala Judita, pustic zasteru q o
blicejc promluvlc poprve. A
y tebe, drive tax poctiveho To
ma. Stal Sc pirat, rebel. loupez
mix a hrdlofez? Oh, ze' neuto
lpila jsem Sc tom hluboken
mori drive nezli setkala jsen
Sc tebou. ~ hrdlorezi ne
tvore !"
"Ay, takovym spusobem ia
chazl Sc Sc mnUu cd tie dolby, G
setkal jsem Sc S nj ma teto 10
di." zlobil sc mlady Skot. me
chas-li pax mluvlti obzalovane
mu "a sebe, drive nezli iel od
soudis?"
"A sure, co muZeS uveStl kl
+" sve obhajobe, at all at all -
kdyz chycen isl byl ma loupez
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10


ko a Britomarta, ukazujic na
judith, pravila V smichu.
iona vid6ia to straSidlo Ease
a je celia bez sebe strachy a uz-,
kosti. Pomozte mi dopraviti j
dolu dokajuty".
Justin pokrcil jen rameny,
tprani jejimu vsak prece vyho-
vel. Spolecne odnesli judith do
Elu IA ulozili ma pohovku.
r'Dame il Ease brandy?" ta-
izal'se Justin.
| "Nikoli, je to, jak jsme Sc
1presvedtili, zcela neprospesne
la krone toho privykla by 81 fpi-
til. Prineste mne radeji sklenici
studene vody", odpovedela Bri-
Ntomarta.
Kdyz Justin sc navratil, pri-
nutIIa judith, eze museia vypitl
fysechnu vodu naiednou, &C po-
die rsehe ii, mnoho nechutnala.
"Rada bych vedela, co .te hol
ce ie, siJsfstine? Nemyslite, ze
ztraci fozum? tazala Sc Brito-
marta.
"Myslinl, ze ma prilis buj-
fnou obrazotvornost, izakladaji-
ci Sc IA ehorobne slabosti civ.
A tyto eivy napnuty byly v po-
sledni dobe prilis", odpovedel
Justin, IS
"Musim tedv miri 5 nj trpe-
liyost", minila Britomarta $ IL
smevem.
Judita nevzpamatovala Sc
lvSak re Sveho strachu drive,
jak az ma druhy den a po dal-
rsfch nekolik dni neudalo sc mic
pametihodneho, nebo elm by
Judita bvla znovu podesena.
Jednoho vecera bylo ma mori
prekrasne. Mesic jasne svitil a
hvezdy trpytily Sc ma obloze ja-
ko drahokamy. Britomarte, kite
Ira sedela ma palube, nechtelt
tse dolI do kajuty a pozadala
proto judith, by prinesla il sal,
Uposlcchnouc, ucinila tato ne
kolik kroku ku predu. kdyz ma
hle zIstala stati jake primra-
zena a hrdla vydral Sc desny
'vykrik.
! Miss Convers vyskocila re sc
dadlasa tn - nekolik kroku
pred sebou videla postavu, iak
Judita il byla popsala - hube-
nou jako kostru bledou CO
smrt, nebyla ovSem vysky pro-
stTedniho stezne, aniz mela hla
,fvu jako vedro; byl to zcela oby
cejny ciovek, ienz byl ma mno-
hych mistech tela tezce, snad
smrtelne poranen nyni nacha
III Sc ma cCSte k uzdraveni. Hla
WI. ruku a nohu mel dosud V
obvazkach a podpiral sc o ber.
Ii. =
Ryl to skutecne duch Fore
Top Toma, 'ienz ,itonul pred
dvema roxy. | ma samou Brito.
martu dtinkoval ineocekavany
zJev ten tou merou, re mraz j
projel celym telem: V priStim
okamziku vsak Sc vzpamatova.
la pokrocila rychle ku pre-,
du.
"Muslm presvedciti Sc, CO vSe
to znamena" ,fpravila a pristou'
pic tesne k zahadnemu zjevu
polozlla ruku svoli ma jeho ra
memo.
L. Ma ceste k domovu.
Jsa vzdalen od dompva,
vsi slavu marne zdas.
O vrat mi chudou chair !
I 1en, Vroucne 'vzdy volas.
Tam ptackove mi iasaii
ma mem vzdy zaprazi,
JenZ mne nade'vSe blaZi,
ten domov siadky mas =
- at sebe le skrovnejsi,
, mad domOv prec nemaS.
I, (HOme, sweet Home.
"kdO co Jste?" taZala ST
: miss Conyers, pohlizeiic " obi
ceJ prlserne vyhlizejlciho cizir
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-10

wv 0J ~'AsS - hAAAzichJ W wv
lat Sc zenskymi, dostane to re
vsech stran! Snad prece, mia
.da Teddy, dovolfte, abych W.
svetlil yam vse drive, nezli mne
odsoudite?"
"Muzete-li podati vysvetleni,
ktere uspokojilo by judith, tu
ia budu spokojena", odpovede-
la Britomarta vazne.
"Nuze, tedy -slyste. Kdyz
jsem byl hollandskou onou lodi
,vyloven more, vstoupil jsem
do sMzeb jeji kapitana a plul
do Calcutty a potion zpet do
Anglicka. Pozdeji prijmul jsem
sluzbu Ma jedne obchodni lodi,
ktera nazyvala Sc Sea Scourge
a plula pod vlajkou Spojenych
Statu americkych do vychodni
Indie. A pri te prilezitosti chci
vam rici, re co Skot nejsem
povinnen zadnou poslusnosti
jakymkoli hvezdam, at jiz s
lpruhami, nebo bez pruhd, S ira
my anebo tyckami, anebo tre-
ba $ pul m6sicem, a re proto
nejsem zadnym rebelem, aniz
Iloupeznikem, bojuji-li proti
Ivlaice americke. ia vsak nemel
ami potuchy, jakou lodi je Sea
lScourge, az kdyz dohonili jsme
jednu baltimorskou lod' obchod
mi, kterou jsme. dobyli. Tu kaz-
de zpecovani S me @strany bylo
by byvalo blaznovstvim a ia
musel ma lodi zustati, az tato
dobyta byla Xyphiasem".
"a tn bouchal isl take do
mas 2 tech velkych houchacek,
CO delaii tolik ramusu, ty vra-
zedny d'able, ty =" utrhla Sc
ma nej Judita. El.f,
"Nay, lass (divka, holka). to
nebylo moji povinnosti! ia byl
v koSi predniho stezne a, ne pri
kanonech. "A i tn sluzbu, KITE
Irou konal jsem v kosi, nekonal
jsem dobrovolne a jen vel
kym odporem, nebot', tax jsem
kalkuloval - ia nepronajal
sluzby sve lodi rebelske nebo
valecne, nybrz lodi obchodni.
AvSak nemohl jsem 81 pomoci a
musel jsem zustat ma lodi, az
bylo vsemu konec. Jak vidiS,
byl jsem poranen ma hlave a
padem koSe ma palubu zlo-
mil isem 81 ruku vyrazil kot-
|
nike.
Tome, je vSe to pravdou
"Ai, lass, iak jinak? MysliS
snad, re bych ii chtel neco ma
lhati?"
"Thin, Tome, muj milacku,
ia prosim tebe "a odpusteni, re
, mohla jsem o tobe spatne my
sleti. Troth". Judita dala sc n.y.
III do hlasiteho smichu.
"Tresky, plesky, holka mole
UsuS svoje size a podivej sc ma
mne .alespon jednou" pravil
Tom.
"Tome, ty isl klenot, sure, a.
lie jak isl prisel sem = at all,
at all, kdyz vSichni ostatni,
kteri nechteli vstoupiti do sluz-
by namornictva Spoienych Sta
til, museli zustati V Cape
TOWN."
"Ja vypravoval vsechno ka-
pitanu a prosil ho, ably nechal
mne ma teto lodi slouziti TAX,
jak budu moci, a on svolil 4 ne
chal prenesti sem".
"Och, Tome, muj poklade,
sure, mne puka srdce pri pony.
Sleni, &c mohla mysleti jsem @
tobe tax spatne." stkala Judi
ia.
"Hout, lass, sac nae mair.
Myslis snad, ze iedno hrube sic
vo mas muze rozdvoiiti? To
by byla pekna laska! Pojd', ia
ii dokazu, ze mann te zrovns
tax rad, jake drive ]"
Tom stal sc sentimentalnim
. miss Conyers, ktera az potud
naslouchala hovoru, pocit ova-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15
NOTICE FOR CAPITALIZATION
- e0ySsA -

Department OF THE INTER
IOR-U. S. Land Office at HALEY,
Idaho. June 20. 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that Robert
r. Weir. OF Carey. Idaho. who on
April l. 1918. made homestead entry,
No. O17196. for WI NE u, NV y
SEL. lot 2. section IS. and who on
May /. 1915. made additional home
stead entry. No. OI7303. for lot /.
NEA SEL. Ei4 NEi4. section IS.
township IS south. range ~ east.
Boise meridian, has filed notice OF
intention to make final five year
proof. 10 establish claim TO the land
above described, before register and
receiver. L. s. land office. at HALEY.
Idaho. on the 18th day. OF August,
1920.
Claimant names as wintsses;
c. b. Pershall. OF Bliss, Idaho.
Marion Clampelt. OF Bliss. Idaho
Frank Hudleston. OF Bliss. Idaho.
Court Niccum. OF Filler. Idaho.
BEN X. GRAY. Register.
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SUMMARY OF
IDAHO WEATHER

While the temperature for the
week Was only little above normal
Il was 50 much warmer than previous
weeks that the change was quite no
ticea Bile. Copious rains occurred
over most OF the state. but In the
Panhandle and also In the high east
ern counties there was little or no
rain. sunshine was abundant.
For the most part the weather OF
the week vas exceptionally favorable
for rapid crop growth and reports
from practically all sections OF the
state Indicate that all staple crop
made remarkable progress. How
ever. IN some dry farm sections Of
eastern Idaho there IL need OF more
rain 70 properly develop and finish
the cereals grown there. Early sown
wheat is we'll headed and later soWn
fields are heading rapidly. In Lew
istOn county wheat Is beginning to
ripen. Oats. barley and rye respond
ed equally we'll 10 the improved
growing conditions aud the Increased
warmth was especially welcome to
corn. which is very late this year.
Field peas are blooming and give
promise 10 a fine yield Sugar beets
in the several districts are making
uniformly good progress trimming
Is about completed and cultivation Is
Tie oder - 'he dav. except IN the
seed beet fields where the advanced
gtJ~tn oI s-eu STALKS has stopped
cultivation. Potatoes are doing very
we'll and the fields that were nipped
by frost recently have about recoy-
cred.
Pastures and meadows are gener-
ally in good condition and timely
rains have been helpful 10 the range
in the principal grazing districts
Livestock is thriving. Early lambs
will not be driven into the higher
range this year. but will be cut ont
and marketed early.
The first cutting OF alfalfa Is pref
" well up In most OF the early dis
tricts. but in later sections harvest
is Just beginning. Heavy rains in
terrupted haymaking In the Boise
valley.
Cherry harvest Is in full swing.
The crop Is plentiful and OF fine
quality other fruit Is growing fast.
There is a heavy drop Of apples In
Kootenai county.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF VI. NJ. Ennis. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned. Edith Ennis. erecutrix OF
the estate Of n. NJ Ennis. deceased.
TO the creditors and OF all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased. to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication OF
this notice TO the said erecutrix at
the office of Hazel & Benoit, city
and county OF Twin Falls. state OF
Idaho. this being the place fixed for
the transaction OF the business OF
said estate
Dated June 20. 1920.
Signed) EDITH ENNIS.
Execufrfx
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This Fascinating Test

enables you to determine. in an interesting and
scientific way. whether the Realism of the New
Edison gives you the same emotions as the living
singers voice as the sound Of the actual instru-
ment-os as the performance of great bands
and orchestras
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28

Ell NAE *ANiA4.. ALANPS-
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BANK STOCKHOLDERS BANQUET

Stockholders Of the Fulton Rank and
Trust company will Il" tn" guests OF
the bank Ut Il supper which viii be
given Tuesday evening. August 3l$t. at
- Marks Lutheran church. Patterson.
Qu">ti"nS Of financial interest 10 AL tn"
Stockholders will b" tho main discussion
- IN, evening and 4 pleasant timc iS
"a, !ng planned for all thoS" that attend.
Drfi"Ials ur the bank who viii hc
rroScr, ruciud" OFT" Sch"nh. viC"-Dr"S
.d"nr. aud II. W. tamrh"N. secretary
trcaSurrr
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plishment. Unanimous approval was
given by the directors.
Good Rnada Committee

An interesting report was submitted
by the good roads committee of the
Chamber OF commerce setting forth me
fact that this committee had organized
at a meeting held May IL, at which
time an address on Good Roads for
West Virginia was made by T. $. Scan
lon, representing the West virginia
Good Roads Federation, giving a full
explanat ton on the proposed NIFTY NH,
lion dollar state bond issue to be voted
upon at the next general election IN
November, 192O---the money 10 be USED
for state highways. The committee also
reported that 1t was tho intention or
the Good Roads Federation 10 effect an
organization in Ohio county as they had
done in most OF the other counties or
the state Of West Virginia for the pur-
pose Of explaining the bond issue and
It's benefits and in the hope OF causing
its ratification. Report Of the commit
tee was approved.
Mr.. w. II. Smith, 705 National Bank
building. Wheeling. former city clerk
of Wheeling, was unanimously elected
Special Committee Appointed
a special committee was appointed
TO make an Investigation into the in
Electric company before the public ser
vice commission of this state. The fol.
lowing were appointed as members OF
this COMMITTEES: w. II. Abbott. chair
man: A. w. PAUL. II. F.. Fields Otto
Schenk. J. w. Ewing. The committee
was instructed to so into and inresu-
gate thoroughly the petition for In
creased rates to use their erorts IN nav,
ing just and equitable rates established
in the interest of the consuming pub.
lie. Mr.. Ewing will serve as counsel
for the committee.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DIRECTORS
HOLD VERY BUSY SESSION

Eleven out OF fourteen directors OF
the Chamber of Commerce assembled at
the Fort Henry Club Friday noon, III
their regular semi-monthly meeting.
Many important matters were consia-
cred and acted upon and conslderapIe
amount OF routine business disposed Oh.
Traffic Committee
\ report of the traffic committee
meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce
held Thursday. March Goth. was read,
Containing several important recommen-
dations among which were that the city
council Of Wheeling be respectfully re-
ouested to postpone definite action on
HE ordinance providing for the re-rout-
Ing Of the West Virginia Traction COM
pany's tracks which would eliminate
time that q public meeting can be held
under the auspices Of the Chamber or
Commerce at which tho city officials,
Including all councilmen and represen-
fatiyes OF the traction company will be
invited, that the public might have an
opportunity to be heard on this Inn
portant ordinance. Unanimous ENDORSE
ment was given by the directors upon
the Recommendation made and a puohc
meeting will DO called for Friday eve
ming, May IS. 1890, IN the assembly
room OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
AmsxtcAnixation Meeting
The Americantzation committee OF the
chamber reported to the directors that
1t a meeting held Monday evening, May
n, they had decided to ask for q con-
terence with the school authorities OF
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HERE AND THERE
Items OF Interest to Local People
About Wheeling People, Societies
and Organizations.
Weather: Fair

DR.. II. p. Linz, of this city, has been
selected as one Of the councillors OF
the West Virginia Medical association.
He was elected ut the state meeting Of
the organization this week
But sixteen building permits were is
sued during the past week. The total
value will be about $4,000. The drop In
building activities is attributed to lack
,of material.
Pictures Of Fred Jackson. arrested on
suspicion charge, were sent 10 various
points throughout the country yestcr-
day In an attempt TO discover whether
or not he has a criminal record.
Scalcr of Weights and Measures +.
j. Reister stated yesterday that bakers
Will be compelled to comply with tho
stat" law by plainly marking the
weight upon their loaves.
IN" Atlantic Engine company was
called early yesterday morning to ex-
unguish slight blaze In the Elks'
club.
An automobile belonging 10 Frank
0stcrman was seriously damaged by
fire yesterday when 1t hurst into flames
on Grandview street. The Vigilant En-
CINE company was called 10 cxunguish
the blaze.
Sadie Morris. charged with keeping n
house of ill-famC. was fined SIS and
costs In police court yesterday. Four
loiterers found In her house were fined
Xb and costs
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Wheeling for the purpose Of WORKING
out an agreement. If possible whereby
four or five night classes could be OPP
ened I'D In as many ward school houses
in those districts where the greatest
number OF aliens reside: that an oppor-
tunitv would be given them to STUDY
the English language and be properly
prepared for citizenship. The commit
tee recommended that this course or &C
ton be endorsed by the directors. On
motion unanimous approval was gwen
civic Improvement Committee
A report from the civic improvement
COMMITTEES of the chamber was read.
setting forth tho details OF the meeting
held Friday evening, May IA.
The report stated that the memper,
ship of this committee had been DIVIDED
up into eight subcommittee to handle
the various projects for the improve
ment and Identification of Wheeling
taken up by this committee. namely:
Committee on ornamental lights Tor
the business district; extension OF Ghap,
line street connecting with the National
Road to cooperate with the wheeling
Improvement Association: parkway for
Virginia street. Island; removal OF tele-
phone poles and overhead wires from
the business district; wharf improve
ment: parks and Fairgrounds: pubic
comfort stations, and amendments 10
city charter.
Each OF the subcommittee appointed
will be instructed to stand back or the
work assigned to them until its accom-
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COMMENCEMENT
At ST. JOSEpH'S
interesting Program mas Been Arranged
Tor fhe Annual AFFAIR at The
Catholic School

St ,Joseph's Academy will close for
mally for tho summer months on June
10. when there VIII be 2 solemn m Hi In
partments Of the school, including the
primary, intermediate and senior. VIII
! present programs OF music end reclta-
! lions in the time intervening.
On tuesday evening. May 25th. thers
will be a program given by the interms-
diate department; on June 1st the pri-
mary department will present a pro
gram and on the evenin gSf June 1Ho 2nd sHe
! senior department OF the school vii
| give a performance.
The following program will be pre-
sented on Tuesday evening at eight
s,eaD Nv Little One-Taubert-Wo
Fifth Elementary Pupils.
! Happy Dream-J. Martin.-Emma
Golden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
When Daddy sings-sarah Louise
ny" taS Melody in F.-Rubenstein; %
Mountain Pink-G. Spaulding'-Virsinia
Rover in Church---virginia corbett.
Wild FIowers-Klmball.-M Mes
bet. Helen Nesbltt.
| Mammy's Song-Edith Hughes. ,,,
Betty Blue Eyes-Bonner 'ioi&
Sunset waltz-Perry. Elizabeth Kats-
er, Regina Holman
| A Iegend-lIclen Swienbcrg.
Bright Onyx March-W. suds'-Mar'
sa Glep more Glide-Hasson. Camilla
! Sonnefcldt, Seraphina Ritter.
The Deluslon Of Ghosts-Gora'dine
he WIasiltILstreabbog. Rosalia Altmeyer,
| M,r%aret Padden, Madge Heiner.
Joy of Home-G. Holcomb. Margaret
! ie Took Johnny To The show-Phoebe
"1 ts1 Nav Bells-J. II. Johns; (b)
Voices VOC, W of The woods--Rubenstein-
, sixth Elementary Pupils. r.,
Songs of Love-M. w. Butler LIZ
zei Earn 5s ~ The Forest-Wettach. Mary
Elizabeth Clark. Gertrude Noyes' Harri-
EVelyn-G. Holcomb. Lucille Essen
hluer. ,-,,
{ Talse-Fulton. Angela Lynch Anna
pea Pearls and Lace-G. Ludovic. Rosalia
Altmcyer. ,,
! Silver Nymph-tari heihs'
u Pantomime-At The Well--sarah Lou
,se McFaddcn, Gilmore Hamilton. Resell
! la Friesmuth, Madgc HeIner; I'll.
/ R,oom and Rlossom-E. Hoist. Ella
Trautwein. Marion klapheck. Sarah
wiley.
| Josephine 49,: 49,, ,ro c..-
! Fairy Step Waltz-Moore. Mary Ger
! trIde Evans. 1.,a.
Kentucky Philosophy-Mary Gertrude
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Janet Waltz-M. W. Butler. Vincent
Doyle. y,-t.,-
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| Juanita-Raughn. Gertrude Carroll.
| Mississippi-Mary Virginia Feinler.
| The Pageant-R. Spaulding. Geral-
dine Clark. Leona Westmeyer' Eiia
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who's Afraid-Rosella Freismuth.
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RiIIv's Rose-Alta Carpenter.
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Pupils
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
ATHLETIC RHLD.
Por wheeling Egh That Students and
Faculty VIII Boast OF.

II the present intentions Of the mem.
hers of the Wheeling High school
alumni are carried out. Wheeling High
viii have one of the best athletic feids
In scholastic circles in tho state. &C
nordinx TO plans discussed among the
various members, II is proposed that all
will contribute to fund for the cree
ton Of an Alumni gate" to the athletic
field.
of Wheeling High. with Coaches Kei11-
Johns entertained themselves by throw
ing bricks at the yard yesterday. sSv-
cral loads Of brick were dumped on INC
street along the field to be used to build
a wall about the place and the stuHeh'"
when this place Is completed Wheel
ing High can boast of a real athletic
field. something that no other h'gh
school in this vicinity can now brag OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
GARBAGE COLLECTION
City Manager Ephlin Will Now Advsr-
tise For Bids

Within the next few days City Mana
ger Charles O. Ephlin will advertise for
bids for the collection Of garbage dur
ing tho fiscal year Of l920-2l, in the
districts added to the city by the Great
or Wheeling act.
II Is regarded as impossible to have
the city garbage collectors make regu-
lar trips to the out the pike and up-river
districts. During the past years the
towns In these districts have let con-
tracts for their garbage collection to
farmers who wished to use the garbage
for either feeding or fertilization. This
practice Will. if possible. be continued
by the city.
Mr.. Ephlin stated yesterday that he
expected four bidders for the contract.
1t is thought that all districts will be
easily cared for with the exception of
Warwood. where some little trouble in
getting bidders is contemplated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
THANKS CITIZENS
Firemen Grateful For Coffee Served
WHILE ut Work

Chief A. Burley Thompson wishes to
think the citizens OF Wheeling who have
aided In the fighting of the two serious
fires Of the past week by serving coffce
to the firemen during their labors. Dur
ing the fires at tho Freedom and Stand
ard Oil companies aud at Madison
school, kind hearted people brought out
pots OF steaming coffee to the tired and
worn firemen in their efforts to protect
tho property of citizens. These minis
trations were greatly appreciated by
both Chief Thompson and those under
his command