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Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01
RAILROAD STORY At THE
COLUMBUS IONIGHT

II Is the age old struggle that
never groWs oid nor loses lts power
10 give enjoyment when delineatcd
On the stage or screen, which gives
punch and pep 10 Just a VIE,
by kugene Waiter, the FIRST release
Oi the new National rheatcrs. Inc,
lathered by Lewis J. Sciznick. which
will be shown for the first time at
the Columbus tonight.
Richard Emerson, an engineer Is
fascinated by Eleanor Lairop, who
shows him the road 10 unlimited
power. Ne becomes a railroad mag.
uate feared and respected By al.
However. his heart is empty. Ne
hud married Mary Virginia Lee, but
almost Immediately they had en-.
tered into AN agreement Ot live
apart separation proves 10 both
that they love feryently. madly
There Is Eleanor. however. who
stands between them. She h the
power behind the railroad mans
throne. Finally he throws down the
gauntlet 10 her. Ne has come Ia
realize that Il is the unsophisticaicd
woman, the "Just a Wife" whom hc
must have 10 know happiness. The
cast and direction In this first Ma
ii0nal Thcaters' release are note
worthy and excellence and finish
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

Semi-final-six rounds, welter.
weighls-Babe Cabcll. the Border
champion" vs.. Joe Blackburn. the
Old Master"
Preliminarics- four rounds, light.
weights battling Taylor, ID com.
pany. ". Slugging Galloway, sup
ply company.
ExhibitiOn-four rounds. light
Observation-Disclosures Burton W.
Unknown.
Baseball game sunday. July &
First Battalion vs.. Third Battalion.
Shoe racc-Open.
Sack racc-Open.
Potato raee--Open.
iO-yard dash-Open.
Three legged race-ClOsed 10 20
year old boys.
5Oyard dash Closed 20 10 year old
boys.
50yard foot race for girls.
fut mems race.
cracker contest for boys
Peanut race for boys.
Throwing baseball, inr women.
1hc officials for the athletic pro
eram are as f0 lows:
Honorary Judges MAJOR French
Gath Infantry; Mayo, blair.
Active Judges Lieutenant Hisk.
cath Infantry; Nilsnn kllgore
Clerk of the eoprse Iie,,en.nt
White 9,th Infantry. l,ar,er Tor,
tenant ID W Hooin r,s,od,.n M
ur,Ses n n snroa,. nsrshai n,
courses Iieuiensn, uarroJ nhvs,.
clans Naior Hanson nr n"n.,, %
Marshall
,.u -. ...,, -,
between shs colmnhns Tenn sn ~ sr,,' a1shs ~,
aiih Infantry rommencins =, .',o
rbe f,ehl vii he beld sol,o,v,n,, ihe
eame nrobnnlv a, a o,rlocf
ana morn,,y nsrsd. min IA ., a
o'elock and ihe troons ana deco,s,sd
a,iiomobiles will nass In rev,e,,, ~
Naior Freneh and 1ho cuv of,i.,.,g
aff.r ..4l.t.h a.. H.. LII A. ....l.... a
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

Corporal Washington will leave
today Tor sandusky. Ohio. where he
will spend several weeks with relH.
lives Afier August 8 he expects to
be- identified as manager Of the Lyle
uoderiaking Establishment. St Paul.
Mlnnesola, where he was formerly
employed.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

Dr Field. who has had a serious
ease of blood poisoning, Is getting
along Tine and will be out attending
10 his practice In a few days. The
doctor for some time has been living
up 90 the old adage of taking his
own medicine" through the fraier.
nal ministraiions of Mplor Hansen
and Or. Robert Marshall and Mrs.
Field
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01
ADVERTISEMENTS
HEI.P WANTED

WANTED Girl or woman who Is
going to Los Angeles within next
two weeks 10 help care for chill
drcn ON the trip for meals and
Pullman berth Employment in
Los Angeles possible thereafter n
applicant is satisfactory. Apply
In person 10 Captain lockwood.
Camp Furlong. ~
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

Monday morning next shortly af.
ter Q O'Clock. the only DodO In cap.
iiyity In this part Of the Southwest
will be ON exhibition at the corner
Of Main and broadway. Columbus
will celebrate the Fourth on Monday
and the DOdO will be- one Of the
sights of the celebration.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

The New Mexico OIL Digest. the
pioneer oil paper. will be mailed free
10 all yearly subscribers OF the Go.
lumbus Daily Courier. The sub.
scription price Of the Digest Is -
per year You get II for nothing by
subscribing Ia the Daily Courier for
one year-sG.50 In advance.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01
Major Frrnch Invites.

Major French OF the cath Infantry
extends cordial invitation 10 the
surrounding villages and cities IA
visit Columbus and Camp Furlonp
and witness the flag raising and
firing of the salute. This will be ai
" noon Sunday. July 4.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01
kerns Tah bod snousr nnd TnMn.

Mrs. +. II. Galloway. Torrington
Wyoming. keeps tab ON the happen
ings IN Columbus aud her husband
m this city a. we'll through the col
umns Of the Daily Courier. Mr.
Galloway therefore has 10 pay for
Two subscriptions
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

Recovering from a severe attack
today for the first time IN month
he was skirmishing for oil leases
George Peters was on the streets
today for the irst time In a month.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01
Mysterious Vacation.

Collector Lee higgs and family
have vacation and they are going
10 take advantage of II and are
going 10 leave the city for some.
where Lee says fishing. Mrs. Riggs
says Mounlainair but the children
probably will decide II.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01
NotIcci

Any one desiring 10 enter the
races for the Fourth OF July celebra-
ton next Monday should give their
name 10 Lieutenant White. athletic
officer, 2tih Infantry, or 10 Aitor.
ney W. II. Sproai.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

Included In ihc buckle Of new
bathing suit belt is a water tight box
for iewelry or money.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01
Columbus Men Invest

Half a dozen business men loda,
invested in shares In the R0mahs
Mining Company and In the opinion
Of the Daily Courier they made 1
wise investment
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

The committee soliciting funds for
the upkeep Of the Community House
will present each contributor a win
dow sign which viii read;
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

Last evening an enjoyable dance
was held Al The Community House
by a bunch Of young people.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

Ants that cultivate fungi within
their nests for food have been dis.
covered in Madagascar by scientists.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

FOUND-pair Of eye glasses. In case.
near o. N. building Owner can
have them by calling at Provost
Marshals office, Camp Furlong.
Inquire for John Doe.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

The spanish government Is repeat.
ing experiments tried some time ago
10 produce tobacco proiitably in that
nation.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

y. y. Sisco returned from Los An.
geles last night and will be seen In
and around the Onyx as usual. Mrs
sisco remained IN Los Angeles for
the summer.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

Will De one ~ the attractions dur.
ing the athletic stunip on Monday.
Everything free. Deming people cor.
daily lnviied
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

The sorinl that had been plarn a
10 be held al the Baptist Church cn
July 2 has hecn postponed until
July ., owing TO the illness Of Mr.,
Page.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

Carpenters today started work ON
the grandsland Al the corner Of
broadway and Main street
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

WANTED -IIousekceper for family
OF four. See Mrs. vinson al the
Columbus Steam Laundry. ~
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

Tonight - the regular meeting
ulght Of The knights of pyihlas and
The officers elected for the ensuing
six months will be Installed.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

Along With The Dodo. another nt
traction fer the celebration Of the
Fourth will be- the Ceck0. The
kccko. bear IN mind. has IFS habitat
In the desert. This specimen is a
wonder.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

Hot hafhccucd meat sold every
day al The CITY Market. Ever Try ~
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

First Battalion ". Third Battalion
sunday al Camp furlone.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

over. r'alImdV, ,rIn0InsIlFdIu
the night Threaienliig clnuds hos.
crine near the earth indicate the
July rains are imminent
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

ron SAI.E-siOO lot for s75. Ad.
dress 7. o. Fox 3i3 or call al
Courier office for details.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01
FOR SALE

FOR sAi.E-5O shares Of stock in
the Goldsmith Maid Copper Co.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

New Lincoln Hotel. "a rooms, 81
Ter day. West Broadway.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED Every soldier in Colum.
bus 10 know that we give 10 per
cent discount on all hats. shoes
aud gents furnishings this week.
Capin q Son, CLARK Hotel building.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01
We Donate 10 the Support Of
the Community Clubs
CnLIllnua TEMPEnATunE.

a - was about The highest tenn
n pcrnlure registered today
H- BY The indicator In The
wv thermometer. and a. was
the enjoyable -lowest" of
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-01

fOr TOMMY COMMISSIONER, DIST. 8:
d. J. CHADBORN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
IRON REVIEW

Tho Iron Trade Review IN its wccH.%
summary of the iron steel C'hu'-
tons, says: .,
mixed price situation in iron ana
steel has been clarified 10 L cohs'"et-
able extent By the Official announce
mcnt Of the steel corporation tnat no
changes in is minimum quotations are
TO. be made under rrrscat cotuI1.Ons.
consumers interpret this {" mean that
,r!th competition Tor orders growing
ke@ner constantly, the zap that has sep
aratel the schedule or the independent
mills and the leading interest Is CLOS
ing more rapidly. In reality the week $
market developments tend To snow an
accelerated movement in that direction.
Price reductions by Independent proauc-
erS have been more numerous ana /"
mora general disposition Is shown 10
adopt whatever embellishments are nee
csStry to put tho market on - stable
basis. =
Along with this downward trend OK
prices has appeared q wider uiScuSS!"h
OF the probabilities OF wage r"fisl"n.
Leaders m the industry. however, are
opposed to any reductions or thus soTt
al the present time in view OF the en-
allied basis OF living costs. New D0s-
!ness remains sluggish n Specih,S"-
lions, with the one exception OF tubular
goods, are backward. This is imraIlnS
further curtailment Of production ana
this week has added more mills anu lur-
naces to the idle list. The composite
market average OF - pEOlNCNS Npiu
pared bv The Iron Trade Review stands
this week at $6l.3T. compared with $o@.,
n last. week: $6S.6l in October ana
S6S.ST in August.
The probability that no advance is 10
be made in the Steel Corporation price
ON rails has occasioned surprise IN view
Of previous 1t IS taken
that this means s41. mill. for open
hearth and Si5 for bessemer. and VIII
apply 10 the large tornages FOR l?2l
delivery wh!ch IA been entered IN the
books OF the leading producers. SuhJeGe
10 price announcement by January l..
1t Is estimated on good authority tMht
the order for rails for next year no."
held by all mills total 100000 tons
with 10O.0 D0 tons St!ll TO lie placed.
Practically every market center re-
portS 4 further reduction OF pix ron
prices as the furnaces show more as
position to compete with the resale Of
ierinEs now so prevalent. Basic Is be-
ing offered freely 1T So. valley, and
beSsemer and rnalleable at $3.50. 1t Is
understood that round lots OF base can
be had down to $50. Chicago. Eastern
Pennsylvania makers are quoting basic
at $3S. valley. or $l.16 more delivered
that territory. In the South some tuTn-
aces now will name $3.50 while offers
a. S3S are increasing. Stacks continue"
70 pile on furnace banks as tSups are
numerous and more curtai!nent oil prI-
duction Is foresh2dcwed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
CHARTERS ISSUED

Gha-,.ytnm. W. Va. Nov. @I.-Tn'
roIimD.iuy charters: haNr been iiSl;r" b!
S.rr.;a,v q, state houston -. Nuu'i%
Gr-,l Lakes Coal Il Coke Corporation
,L,rNs,or: rlpitai st"Ch. H"1h.oOt: N
rnrlarators: J. Eaisb"ck. j n. DOUG
! lass. Charleston: J. skinner. St. .Aihans
r. Davis. Montgomery; T. HaRgerty
RrynnldSvill". IA.
Right Fork Mining Co. Huntington,
! canjtal stock, 5000. O0n' incorporht"rs; !
. ~ Moore, +. VI. L.iTezCy. S ). McHe"r
r c. Wilson. l.. T.. Smith, huntington
Commercial Fuel CO M~or=ant""n
%c,rital stock. 100000; incorporatorS: {
scott, Il. Arnctt. T. Tru,nlin. g.. Caste
T.. q. Shrivcr. Morgantown.
Twelfth Street Garage. wheeling
capital stock Sl5O,oOO; nc-Srorator3 =
! Harper. ]. bloch, A. l.anshans' i
Dancer. c. Walden. Wheeling.
Co-Operative Mining Corporation "I
West Virginia. Charleston; GlpitaI %tock
S500 600: ,ncorporutors: W. s. Holmes
!. Holmes. W. Todd. A. TODD. Charles
ION. G. Ffrestonr New York City.
Coal Mountain Mining Co.. Hunting
Ton. %c,pital stock. $20L00l: inCorpora'
tors. G McTa"eart. J. Gibbs. :. Nc
Tcer I, smith II. Irons. Huntington.
Middle Fork BLOCK Coal Co. Charles
ton. caDital stock. s160.6O0: incorpora'
,ors. S. Morris. G. Morris, u. Lloyd. {
Johnson. Charleston.
rordlctt Engine Co. Huntington: can
| i,,l clock. 800. 900: incorporators: r
Liyesay. $. McNecr. Fl. irons, F. Wilson
Il. Smith. Huntington.
on 4 Gas Production Co. Fairmont
capital stock, sl0o.o00; incorporatorS
NJ. Clinch, l.. Lanson, T. Winter. &
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
BETHESDA

Re-. English filled the pulpit ut the
Rev. =. b. Clark IF New Brighton,
preached Il very able sermon At inc
Mission OH Sunday morning VII
lam Jones delivered a fine address IN
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Craig and Mr.;
and Mrs. W. w. Lucas attended the
funeral Of their cousin; W. L. George ~
Miss blanche Perkins spent sunday,
the guest OF her friend Miss LON
James OF Gail avenue.
Mr.. 4. =. Wilkinson was n caller al
tho horne of Mr.. w. w. Lucas SUNDAY
afternoon. ,
Miss Knlpc snent Tho week end with
her parents At Fairmont.
Several from here attended TIE tuner
81 of Mr.. Harry Scaggs Of M0rristoWn
Thursday. 49,.
remains OF the l!itlc son OF Mr.: Clinton
GolinGrr al Reech Bottom. on Tuesoay'
here ut the home OF his grandfather
Mr.. Frank BolinSer.
Among those shopping at Farnesrllie
on Saturday were Nj. and Mrs. Farmer
&. Gregg. Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Baker
Mr.. j.. S. McMillca. Mr. Clarence Ken
non and daughter Lucille: Mrs. pora
Barnes and daughter Rcha, Mrs. Geo
Murphy Mrs. Everett Rethel. Mrs. j.
". Perkins and daughter Zelda. Mrs.
Marthat jarrett. Miss Lois James, MISS
Luella Goodman, Miss Gussio Holden
md sister Nina, and Mrs. William Ken
ncdy and daughter Geraldine and son
Ntr. Willard IIogc. assistant CHIEF
clerk Of L. S. Mail Serricn returned TO
chicago. Ill. on TUESDAY, after a few
Lnr: Eunnt with hts family here.
Mr.. Hodgen Triton OF Martins Ferry
spent the week end VITA friends here,
Union THANKSGIVING ~-ervice will be
hold AT the VI. T.. Church on Thursday
~ 1880 O'Clock, the address will be
q aivS HV' by the psstor Pew. J. r. ,Fretts;
sun rise prayer meeting will be held
l,.id 1T the Baptist Church and also at
ir- Mission at G:3o on T'iursday morn
Ing.
Mr.. ". W. Lucas s1nnt Wednesday
With r-!nrds at Bellaire.
Mr end Mrs. Joe wilcox spent
Misunderstanding with his son and family
at Mansfield, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
MI. PLEASANT

Pay Charles Mott Is i'll at his home
with typhoid fever.
Miss Edna Gcrkr was able to return!
home from, Rayland one day last W"+h.
Rom 10 Mr.. and Mrs. James Du'h'il'
, San Friday November ~.
Mrs. Oliver Thomas is :cr!0uSiE III ri
her home. ,u -.
Mr.. john Cinpm"r. cnlorcd. Is III a.
his home With typh"i" f"NrT i,
.Eugrnc u'tonn"ll and Bud I'rlgEs. OF
Ynrkyillr. were callers 1T the nome Oh
Harry Srhuhlc Saturday..
YIN. Krirkn was n business caller In
Martins Ferry Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Thompson AMI son. raul.
wcrn callers nj the home OF her SON.
Allen. Sunday.
Mr. Lindlcy Thompson. OF Emerson.
was 4 caller IN this place saturday
Mrs. Henry Zey"r and Miss Goldia
Phillips s~cnt Sunday at the homo OF
Mrs. L.izzi" E"cms. OF Emerson.
Mrs. Dallas Sterling returned home
from tho hospital much improved.
Mcsdamrs Albert Burke and Sophia
Hooper We're callers 1T the hoiue or
Allen Thompson Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Bcss. OF near York
vile. were callers ut the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John hrinIe.
Sunday.
William Huffman Is running a iltnsy
TO Wheeling every Tuesday and Thurs
day. caves Mt. Pleasant at , a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Buchanan were
shopping in Wheeling Mondar'.
Mrs. Austin Thompson IS in The Q. V.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
CASH FOR L1BERTY BONDS
WE PAY 1MNED1ATELY-No DELAY -
VAN HOUTEN s CO..
ROOM s1e- sCHMULBACH BLDG. -

hospital in Wheeling. taking treatment
for sugar diabetiS. ,,
Tuesday in Wheeling.
Mr.. Forrest Lawrence spent the week
end with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mrr Lawrence, Of Steubenville.
Mrs. Marion Bnbb and daughters
Misses Lucille and Gladys, and son, Ellis
worth. spent the Weekend with her
brother, Elmer Lawrence.
Tuesday a. the home OF Harry krinkc.
MIR. William Murray WAS thrashlne
Wednesday
Charles Zcycr was 4 busincs: caller In
Glen Robins, Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
SAND HILL

Tho preaching services at the NJ. f.
| church have changed time from the al
rprnocn TO evening Tor the ~lhser
! months and Sunday school VIII DC AZ
$50 y. m.. and preaching at $50 p; m;
The question for the sunday scho0i
discussion Is found In Matt lo-V -.
Who is tho to be feared. God or TIE
! Devil. given by the superintendent G'
". Dague.
homes in this c~ommunityby family
gatherings and the exceIlency OF the
Norman Daguc returned home satur-
day from a two weeks' visit with reIa-
tives in the state OF Mtchlsan. l., D..
Benton Hazlett. who Is confined IN INC
Martins Ferry hospital. anticipates TO-
| turning home this week for TharkSglv-
ing dinner. and the attending rhys;r:an
will then determine II Il" Will be able 70
be dismissed from his care.
Mr.. HaZ.ett has been having p *cr!ouS
,imc for m. pas, three weeks. narrowly
escaping tcianuS.
The family. OF Mr. Chas. Mccoy are
seriously III tn" TWO sons. FloTd ana
Srmrcl. having rncnimomta; ,T: H"o
Mrs GEORGE Mct;trr!Iuln has rGturntu
rolnc after u weeks visit win ME-:
VIII Taylor and Mrs. Owe. GeiselcF OIL
Elm Grove. ,,,,.t-
YGnrpf, MI. tkl' ! 49,
Ealing ON the Subscribers in tbs "
cinIty. Mt,
- visiting her parents IN E'm Cry,
Shn was accompanied 10y Miss J"hahnt
crimes, a former resident Of Sand mn:
She is visiting Mr.. and MS. JeSr:
Holmes Of Peters Run. .,
MIR. and Mrs. James Juck!nS ahc
children. spent SUNDAY with MIR. Lewis
Wallace and family Of Maj"rsv!;le;
Royce Earlcywino has beer spending
the Iasl week in Brownsville. Ia on
], l.. Kent WIS a business visitor IN
N%oundsvillc on Saturday in the interest
~ the Farmers Telephone company. .
Mrs. A. d. Winters ard family or
Stone church road, spent sunday win
Mrs. Belle Marsh Of the village, -
Mrs. VIII Jones. accompanied by
Miss iYorenc" Jon"s. were shopping in
the city ON SATURDAY,
Nicscs Anna and Agnes Luke werc
calling On Mrs. Dollir Fisher OF Stone
Church road on Tuesday.
Willis Coils has been in the city for
the mast three days transac:'ng bust
The schools IN this district closed on
Wednesday evening FOR the holiday ard
will resume on Monday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
Xa,ha, New Yu-N: T.. Perrin. ParHers

Natha. New Y"rN: l.. It:Fln' l"'"e'S
Mes, virginia. Wyoming Coal Co..
capital stock, tln".uvo; IN
rorporators: i. Lyon. J; Mason, JrI j.
Mason, A. Reeves. II. Lake, FHirmont.
Dixie storage Battery Co. Charleston:
capital stocIi. sIO".Oro: ~nc"rp"rator%
A. Gardner 4. Hayes. Il ~frnnywItt' ~
Gardner, j.. kcnna. Charleston. g.,
Crest Goa" Co. Morgantown; capita
stock 100000: incorporaiors: j.. pa
scnberry. \. Harrington. MI. Morris. ~
u. Furfari, \. l"yan", M"r"ant"Wn; H.
puscnhrrry. Star city, ". Va.
rcrrill Gasoline Co.. PrrrIi!: ap'a
stock. 100000 inC"r2orat"rs: \
Howell. z. BraEran. r. Gill, j. MGC'aE'
l.. TIulhutt. Charleston.
Sucker Pocahunt"s Gal Co. Sandy
lIufr; cap!tal stock. $l0h.0nr: inCrrpora-
,ors. &. pDlan, W. Hatfield. J. Williams,
Welsh: ]. Stricklcr. q. G.inkous. War.
Welsh Autumobilr Co, capital stock
500 0n: incnrp"rat"rs: X Mliirr' j.
Blakclry. D.. Struther, W HupghcS. u
Sale. Welsh,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
Hx WAS

During n flood n few years age b
river reached the power plant about .
n. H., cutting off the power.
The operators in the telephone ex-
change called the wire chief. who stAfts
cd 10 the office in his fltvver. and found
his lights out. Before reaching the,
office he was stopped by a police of1cefs.
T.ho asked him why. ne had no iiShfy.
Doing I little thinking. he told the on
Ger:
"Ot course. my lights are ont, u
Juice Is out all over town"
The officer studied a minute and aetd:
by goliy that's SO. so ahead.'-Sciencs
and Invention Magazine.
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take a six-monthS' course in p~inttns.
sheet metal working. manual training
and electricity.
After the training in each course. the
pupil will elect the course h" desires L"
study in high school. Present plans
provide for the starting Of tho majority
Of the courses by the beginning Of the
neat semester. Mr.. Woodruff Sa'I'
Akron. g.. Nov. 25.-Thc h.sh cost
of turkeys cranberricS and other dell
cacIes will not deprive prisoners IN the
Cnyahosa cGunty Jail OF a full-tedgcd
turkey dinner Thanksgiving, day.
we are going 20 Eir: them some
thing 10 be thankful for" Chief Deputy
Joseph 7. Ball declared.
tentative manu- outlined by Ball calls
for turkey, cranbcrric9. celery. apples;
orsnges, mashed potatoes. minco am
pumpkin pies and sugars.
Columbus. o.. Nov @5-Tvo new
health measures. designed 10 insure pup
lie water supply u~g;t:nst pollution. as
q result Of the typhoid rpids;nic nov
raging at Salem. Will b.. asked OF thn
next state lcg:slatOe" BY f'': y. ". Free
man. state health COMMISSIONER =,
one would rrpu!r" : n'ct'7."l"E'cA
examination al vat" twic" /" w'N,h III
the smalIc- towns ara daily III ~" i"rs-
Or ,,,!ns. III" Other would prohibit the
use of water !rum oirn streams and
questionable sources u reinforce inc
regular city supply II cases OF e'nerEen-
cy, except by q S.pt-ate auxiliary llns
where there would b.: 10 danger OF con-
t~aminatton of The city water.
Operating und"r III" hughes act the
state health commission has been con.
tiuvt!nr all extensive examination OF
wells and other Semi-pupli' SOURCES o,
water supply throughout the state and
thereof. has Hardvd off much disease,
according TO Freeman,
Cleveland, O, Nuv. 25.-PermissSon to
,er- In court while Shs Was serving on a
inry was granted Mrs Bradley by judge
Frank C. Phil! rs. in common pleas
court here.
"Du YOU think il will interfere with
vour dntics as A Juror" the COu asked.
Hardly" Mrs. Patton replied, Il can
listen 70 everything just g. we'll whom
l am sowing"
Very we'll" tho court answered.