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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
RUFFLES STYLISH

orgnndie dresses make quite ire
ouens use OF haifinch flutcd ruffles.
r,Innine horizontally on the skirt.
often they run up and down tho
skirt, and are cut wider and knife
plaited. Sometimes they get gradu'
aiiv narrower ms they reach the hem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
House Committee OF
Mother Rufher Home

The house committee OF the New
Mother Rythcr Home. 10 serve for
Ne coming year. has JUS, been an.
nounced by the board OF trustees. II
consists OF Mrs John Hall. chair
Uan. assisted by Mrs. j. A. SwaiweE.
uFp- King Dykeran. Mrs G, u,
u1eshen. Mrs Frederic Struve. Mrs.
Hoo<rt Wilson. Mrs. J. u. Douglas,
Mrs. Frederick Eausrnan, Mrs II, ~
a. Hastings. Mrs. Howard ratum.
Mr.. Monks Miss Anna Morrrll OF
ne art department OF tn. broadway
hixh school will be In charge OF a
class Of girls at the home, ard Prof
II. l. Deks ~ Lincoln high srtssJ,
viii assist in manual training.
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TELEPHONE the So
l ciety Editor of The
Star-Office, Main 900;
Home, Main 2761.
Facnltu Wipes, YanderiVe

The Faculty Wives Vaudeville
viii he given Monday afternoon.
March $, at the Faculty Mems club
house. The entire program viii be
given by the new members Of the
Faculty Wives club. with Mrs, VI, v.
Tartar aA chairman OF the entertain
ment committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

AZ a recent meeting 81 thr ftiifter
Chapter OF the u. A. II. delegates au1
ailernates were elected 10 attend NE
state conference OF the Organization
20 meet at Walla waila Apru and
q. They are Mrs. Garnet u. itnass%.
Mrs. Edmund Bowden. Mrs. Bnry
n Hurley and Mrs. John WAGNER
delegates: Mrs. j. r.. Soper. Mra.
Eliza Ferry Leary. Mrs. orrtn u
Carpenter, Mr.. G. G. Pierce and NH
Byron Thorpe Carr. altornates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Mrs. Gait
Not Sanguine
Over League

CHICAGO. M. March with
the messins ~ the National Amsri'
can Woman ssfss we association at
It's tist convention iato the League
Of Women Voters. Carrie Chapman
Gait. president ~ tho suffrage as
ISOLATION. il not wholly aanguinc as
10 tho outcome OF the league.
In an interview granted az the
close Of stormy session. when the
convention oRly after heated Discus
sion adopted ~1ct Into TIRE Psrtisn' -
as the slogan of Tire !eatnse. Mn.
Gait said;
"The League ot Women yotsM IN
an experiment. Tif-ps n no cvgAni'
xa,ion among men 70 compare w'n !,
or 20 give II precedent II Will ~ a
plain test % the qualify ~ wo1rspt
character ana inssll,gers~ ~ 10
whether II can be.don. OF rff, n u
ls not n succrHs tiir spin VIII conss
on the rock o. pariisasfship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

~ a meeting held Thursday owes
ing the Lotus club drcidc3 % cnil
their next affair '@Ths Hong Kong
Hop THIS name HHvorH or the
Oriental and the committee IN charge
which consists Of NssHrB. William
A. Colsky. Charles William Guerin.
Byron q. Ives. Rsynold Frcdluud and
Wilfred X Harmon. promises that
this will undoubtedly be ono Of the
mos, novel Affairs Of the season,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

The Eastern Htar Social club Sc.
attic Chapter -. will meet NJ the
home % Mrs. A. ~ Eckart. 1859 ssth
ave. ". on Thursday. March Z. AZ
D. m. Tw.uty.thsrd ave. car %
I1gxer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Mount Baker
Luncheon Club

The next meeting OF the Mount
hkor Luncheon club viii h.
wednesday. March ,. The hos;eascs
viii be Mrs. W. II. Anderson. Mrs
II Begicy. Mcs. Austin and Mrs.
Biglow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

Dear Miss Grey: Allow me 20 say
. few words on the question Of
whether the chorus rifl Will make IA
better wife than the coed. and 20
make n few remarks In reply 20
"Fioradora." who thinks that the
chorus girl makes "A better wife.
Internationally. "floradOra" may
be a good wife. but there IL nothing
~ her letter 90 prove the fact that
she would have been r2ade a poor
wsfe with n college edunii0-. II u
absurd 60 say that that woman. or
any woman. II a better wife because
cabaret. vaudeville or high class
musical comedy offers her something
better than the college 90 III her for
v0ehood.
The question. Does the coed or
TIE maid in the chorus make the
best wifef" h In Itself lack OF common
sense. IL n sroundiess 20 sustain
tfle fact that the chorus girl makes
the best wife. regardless OF any other
Eiri. OF any trade or profession. with
IA college education.
OF course the college giri makes
The better wife. II IL "A self-cyident
fact TO compare the stage expert.
encc Of the chorus Girl with tie cob
isssc education ~ 60 uphold 'he ali.
Eurdity that a mouse II a heavier
animal than an elephant. that a
Inudhole contains more water than
an ocean. that the f:.sifnoH are more
civilized than the Americans.
IL the ma or.ty Of the modern
chorus girls are not clgaret fienss.
then / pity those who oppose me on
this proposition. II the chorus girl
IL 10 be an ideal wife then the last
exponent OF our social and political
virtues IL a, stake. n the modern
chorus Girl ~ the highest type Of
woman we can offer. then / say AL
mighty God. forbid II. or the last
remnan, of our hope for higher life
II pcrishinr WoRf<INGNAN.
Dear Miss Grey: In answer to the
college giri vs.. chorus girl question.
/ / wish 90 say:
am a college graduate. so IL win
he taken for granted that know a
fs'w things about college girls. ]
have also been 'on tho road" five
years with musical comedies sexcepi
for 20 months military serviccl so ]
awo ought TO know something OF the
life, habits and nature OF chorus
girls.
The chorus girl viii mako the
ben; wife. In my mind. for good
many reasons. First. she will APP
preciate a home; second. she will APP
prcciate Kindness. third. she IL eco
nomicai: fourth. she IN e2crre;ic and
ambitious. fifth. abe will stick TO q
man IL no runs into a bunch OF hard
inck. for she Is used 10 hard
knocks
| She IN very affectiona,c and sym
IN thetic. The percentage OF i'm
morality among chorus girls IL as
low or lower than any class OF wom-
en- In the world. when one sees the
temptation and chances they have 10
! 20 wrong. he stops 20 wonder how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

The first shipment Of potash frs0
Germany in the last three or four
years arrived at PhiiadelphtA on
January IS. The cargo consisted Of
5000 tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

Ladies' 81 sis~ g. A. T.. George
Washington circle viii give hsuefis
and social after the business meet,
inr nj O'Clock. Tuesday. March :.
Friends and members invited. Cards
and luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

hlRtDO TAFT. famous Chicago
sculptor. win speak on Beauty In the
On Narrh ls NJ Il n m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
University ". G. r. 4.

University w. c. T. Y, viii NEE,
az Mailoy's han Tuesday, March :.
at ? .. m. The program, under tho
direction OF Mrs. Edwin Auit. assist
ant superintendent OF temperance
publications. will consist of play.
entitled Union Signal Day" All are
cordially Invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
CHERRY CHAT

Why handicap
yourself by dress
ing poorly, merely
because you nrc
short OF cash.
Chcrry's terms
will enable you to
secure an entire
outfit OF fashion
able spring attire
on very small
monthly payments.
MANY Ealeauen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

motion picture people and all whose
work makeg II necessary that they
dress in good fashion at all times, are
patrons Of cherry's. They trade Mt
this style shop because they can &c.
cure several good suits OF ciothes
on such easy terms that they feet
the expense less than in buying n
single article Of apparel at the
ordinary cash store,
Come In and see the smart new
spring fuit models just received. The
values Will interest you.
Chcrry's style shop. 2o7 Risito u,sx..
over Ptg'n Whistle. ON second Ave,
bstwsca Msdisea ,ssd spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
MASQUERADE DANCE
AT JUMBLE SHOP
BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS

Saccv
UNIQUE with Mr. Willard Maxwell and Mr James
"A Friday tumble shop Palms
background
ehaperoned by Mr. and Mrs j. W Maxwell and
Afr andM Mrs NJ
= rrise WALTZ aanea namtora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

N'W TVTN FH0NfUH fHTHUFTTV
Spring coats retain many OF the
characteristics OF the winter mod.
els, especially such as yokes, capes
and oddly-shaped collars. The
model OF the sketch is OF suede
cloth In "a pcriwinkle blue with col.
lar and cuffs of a two.toncd checked
suede. There Is a deep, circular
yoke with second yoke dropped
below H. and n thrcc.quarter cape,
cut In ono piece. IL dropped from
TINT. The coat fastcns blindly n
little at one side. and there IL Il
strap held In place with bone but
tons and buttonholoy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
FOR HIGHER
STANDARDS

My IDEAL for the League ~ Won.
en- Voters" sa5d Mrs. cas,. IN 20
s~s ~ stand soiidly as a body FOR i'm.
proved legislation. improved election
methods. higher ssnndasds In all po.
nticni parties. and especially tor an
improved quality OF American citizen
shap.
THIS could not be gained during
single election. II would have 20
be matter 81 evolution and time"
whrn aaitcd n t,isrc might not he
SEINE movemcu1 No Tsnonao IN their
appeal M 10 bind woaaen together
and thus AVOID Tho partisan split
feared In the league. Mn. Gait said
that while site fck all women were
fairly single mindcd on such sub.
iocsr IA social hygiene. child labor
and Kindred fnass.rB that even these
wcrr controversial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Informal Luncheon
Kappa Kappa
Gam mo Alnnl roc

Kappa Kappa Gamma Aursnae
will meet at the residence OF Niss
Ammo Holmes. asa .ist ave. ~. T..
next saturday. March 6. at $50
O'Clock. Miss Holmes viii be assist.
"a BY Miss Celia shelton. Miss Julia
Conway and Miss Julia Fisher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Cosmopolitan Club

on Tuesday. March .. the Coamo-
poil,an club will hold it's regular
monthly business meeting in Nv.
club rooms AT st5 sharp. followed
hy al auction party Tho class in
Red Cross nursing viii meet as usual
~, O'Clock at the University head
quarters. They will also meet on
Thursday evening at O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
browning Club

Tho Browning study club. ne the
home ~ Mrs. A. y. Swain. ass ieih
ave. ~. r. at : O'Clock. Subject.
The Ring ard the Book"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
UNJUST DOG TAX LAW BRINGS
MANY BITTER PROTESTS
ny CYNTHIA GREY.

Some eura0cd citizen writes 10 oUerv ddV PROTECTING
aoo;ust the nelo don lar In not few Of these com
plants the blame for the LdW is placed upon the shoulder
Of Assessor Frank Hull .
This is absurd Mr. HUI is compelled against his toshea
10 enforce lac phich measure, he attacked butterfly
He ent before the legislature TO against It, And
hen the measure passed Mr. HUI rfghteo1sy opposed
county being cde c goat rohen came "a
enforcing said lac.
So TO add insult njuy Mr. Hun not only must enforce
ioathes bit ignorant people make him the butt 10,
their
You're all crong folks Mr.. Hun oves children, and nex
them he lores their do00e paynatcs. So hare hear
and don't make task Uhtch already rksonle, d
cult Place the blame Wherc beon1s-upon petty stott
legislator from Of the "cow counttes oho oions herd
sheep hch roested By stray dogs Said legislator
order his Spleen rushed, hot-headed down "a
Olympia 10 rage unreenngly upon the whole Of tn
cor fCorh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Sophie Breslau
Sings Tonight

Sophie BraEiau. famous consraifo
Of the Metropolitan Opera company,
nings in concert at the Metropolitan
theatre Monday evening under the
auspices Of the ladies Musical club.
Aftas Braslau viii sing sotne OF the
Hu6u1ar compositions with which she
earned the praise Of Eastern critics
last season. Her program follows;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

CLUBS FOR TUESDAY


Study club OF Rainier Chapter. ID.
4. Il. will meet at the Y. W. &. A.
Tuesday al y. m, Mrs. fsucien y.
Jones, hostess Government and
Great Cities OF China" viii be tho
subject OF study.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
TENT OF
WOMEN VOTERS

WOMEN VOTERS
Il arm pretty surc some woman
win fay out Of tho league because
they are too partisan TO ret the
broad vision needed TO work In such
mn organization With nuccsrv." con.
flnued Mrs Gait, II, will 10 tfis
greatest por~ubIs isst for the nu~
women voters Of the country. and
II they stand thu teri IL viii he an
great triumph"
There In no doubt but tina, ths un.
der current OF the convention waA
strongly partisan wosnen's demo
cratic ana republican h~asgusrtrns.
established In the Congress hotei
where the convention was nai5, were
constantly active. each parry clairs
ing many converts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

Aspa<ls club. with Mrs. Otis Her
grit. ian isth ave. Papers on
AMERICAN OPEN company by Mrs.
". X. Sicis.is. and Metropolitan
Opera company by Mrs Victor ze6.
nick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

Ia the prize costume dance for girls
Miss Doris Hanson was the winner.
while Mr.. Harry Ryrne wen the
favor as the best costumed boy.
JNnior Practice
The Junior Practice club viii meet
on Friday. March 5, with Miss Mary
Louise Rochester.
Informal LnncAson
Mrs. $. Gardiner lcrkc- enter.
tanned eight OF her friends at lunch
con AZ her home on Bainbridse island
On Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
WOMEN
WITHDRAWING

Already women sr,s withdrawing
from the league on party gnounsff.
when regionss onurusssr were irsff's
held, there were rnmons % nnfeh dss'
sension among tfie dsI.glstne 30 to
choice Of candidates fos resStssal N
rectDrR. tbs United Starssl beirg d.
vidcd into seven groups Of stsf,er.
each group composing a Femon.
These seven Fegaonst direcror@s to-
Fethcr with uuc- direetofs 10 be
chosen at large. are 10 compose tff*
governing body according 20 HE nn0
constitution adopted by the ieaxu~.
II IL felt by many OF tho DELE
gates that this constitution viii NO
10 interpreted ms 10 give these disrc'
tors almost unlimited povrr. and re
publican and democratic wongrn
fought for their own candidates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Association Of Collegiate AIumnae


: TITS joAn = Miller Relief corps VIII
give tseir regular scsii1i Tuesday.
NAsah ?. ~ Inn hafns % MrN Eohy
StxhmRn. itst aiat AFR. between y.
pin~ ami y. Union. Lunch TO DO
served AZ le30. Comrades and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Queen Anne Conservation Isaxue

Queen Anne enid tonaNffAtlon
league win meet at the home OF Mrs.
n. n Wright. 1919 Finn nvc. w.
Tuesday. March :. NJ 40 2. m. Page
. OF the program book viii To
studied Papers Will b. read by Mrs.
Gordon Jenkins. Mrs. III. u. Wfisht
and Mrs. g. y. Sssnd~rson. Vocal
solos to b. given BY Mrs. Z. IL
Master.
Eastern Star Club
Tho Eastern Star club viii give a
card party every Tuesday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
West Side womsn's Club

West side Wonan's Improvement
club will hold It's regular monthly
meeting Tuesday. March ?. a, 70 ?.
m. with Mrs q. l.. No<simanse-. z1ss
S4th ave. 8. w. AZ o. m Miss Eve
lyn Gardner OF Social Welfare league
OF Seattle. will speak on Child Wei.
fire. There will also be vocal solos
by Mr.. Peter fIoadstrcm. ta) Happy
Days" Del RerEomy. Oh PANIC
song" Sidney Nom. Piano duct.
"sernerccncs. by Borsiri. Mrs- A. v.
Simmer and Mrs. G, l. woodmarHcc.
completes the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

The Canadian Womrn's club VIII
meet tho second Tuesday OF the
month from 2 20 3. and each fourth
Tuesday for n social W. the Eastern
Star cls6brpoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Anti Tuberculosis League

Miss Lutte SfcafnH VIII taIN On
Mutation Clinics" under the aus.
pieces OF thh Anu Hsuhercuiosis IeaSsio
on Tuesday. March :. a. icstb iureh.
eon In IN. Y. W G. A. tea room. Al
Interested are asked 70 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-28
JUST GAVE Up
SUFFERED SO.
Weakness, Pains and Other Trou'
bles Had Discouraged This
Arkansas Lady. She Took
Cardui, Found It Helpful.
Got Well!

Harrisburg Ark. After serious
symptoms had become apparent. Mrs.
Belle Wilkcrson. OF Route |. this place.
says she got worse and worse
IL wasn't able to stand on my feet
and had to so to bed" she explains
The grew worse. and for about
three weeks nothing seemed TO do mo
any good. l grew so weak and nervous
and could not sleep, began to have
pain in the lower part OF my body and
oil across my back. Their" was n great
deal Of soreness and pain III my left
side l just gave W, for l suf-
fercd SO. grew discouraged and
thought was n& going to get well.
My head not only aChod. but would
feel so light and dizzy / d""id"
then l would take Cardui. as | read al
how many women ii had bencsiited'
and some whose cas-. was like mine.
When l began Cardui. just after few
doses. noticed Il change. | slept
better at night and felt like
could eat something. l got up and be
gan TO do the work in the house End
yard. and after three or four bottle ;
OF Cardui l was we'll
II you suffer from disorders peculiar
10 women. take Cardui--ths Woman's
Tonic.
1t should help you. like others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-28

the outcome Of his wounds. Zee, It is
alleged. stabbed Milkivic twice in the
abdomen with a knife and II was stated
at the hospital that the wounds will
probably prove fatal. Zee was arrested
shohrtly after the cutting as he was
leaving the city by clrcuitous route.
witness 70 the stahbing and who refused
10 give the police any Information. was
arrested and lodged In Jail.
County Organization
At largely attended meeting here
last night, preliminary steps towards
the formation OF a Jefferson County
Good Roads association were taken with
the appointment Of a general committee
OF fifteen representatives OF all town
ships IN the county. Members OF this
committee are pledged to secure from
three TO six members for the association
which will be perfected and officers
elected at a meeting TO be held here
June 4.
Lows Hardware store here was bur
glarized some time last night. visitor
getting S3S in cash from the cash regis
ters As no entrance to the place was
forced. the police believe the burglar
hid away IN the store during the day
and was unobserred at closing time.
Nothing besides the money is missing.
To Move Tracks
The Jefferson County Commissioners
today entered into negotiations with the
Steubenville. East Liverpool & Beaver
Valley Traction company 10 secure AN
agreement as to the moving Of tracks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-28
WAGE RAISE Or
RAILWAY CHAOS
poAx TELLS LABo& BOARD MANY
WORKERS EXPENSES GREATER
THAN INCONCS
brotherhood Official CITES Figures
Says Rail Labor Board Must
Find Solution

CHICAGO, May 27- Railroad en-
ployes OF the United States must De
granted prompt wage increases resaro
less OF cost to the carriers. or the entire
railway industry will face completejdis
r,iption. w. y. Doak. vice president OF
the brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
declared today before the railway LABOR
board which IS conducting hearings into
the demands Of Ia" employees.
Mr. Doak declared that present wages
We're Inadequate and cited several IN
stances OF tra!nmcn whose living eN-
penses he said were greater IMAM Tue
wages they were receiving. A sworn
statement from Robert Hunter. brake
man OF White Fish. Montana. declaring
his living budget showed dehCit or
$lT39 for the first two weeks IN Marth'
1920. was presented as testimony: nun
ter's salary was given as 1913. 6j FOR tho
two weeks Figures showing that brake
men in some other places received less
pay than Hunter also were presented;
Only individual cases were mentioned
by Mr.. Doak.
Mr. Doak said Ills figures were miro
duCcd with the intention OF refuting tcs-
timony nr 'riously offered by the ROADS
10 the eject that return 10 the old
system Of payiTs,- men according TO the
classification Of. ards would be advlS-
able He declare. that the cos: OF lir-
Ing in many small towns was greater
than In some OF the larger cities ana
that consequently IL was not fair TO pay
the man IN the small town lower wages
than received in ,he cities.
There is just as mu6h work IN
switching car in one town as In an
other" he said.
1T L. becoming harder TO keep men
IN railroad work every day ne con-
tlnued Unless this hoard makes a
speedy and Just award in this case
thousands Of men viii 60 into other
work The railroad industry now IS IN
the most critical condition ever faced
nv anv Industry and II Is up TO this
board to ind a speedy remedy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-28

The Wuudmen. Juniors. Odd1ellows
and both sunday schools OF Dallas. VIII
meet Al the Dallas Hall Sunday at two
o'clock and march Ia the cemetery
whore they will decorate all OF the SOL
Lirrs graves. The Dallas band will fur
nish the music. Alter the graves are
decorated the procession will march 10
tho Presbyterian ChurChSwhere the me-
mortal address will be delivered by tho
Rev. Mr.. Beckett. pastor OF the Roneys
Point church.
Seriously III.
Mrs JcT Hillick. who has been SER
lousy in. has suffered n relapse.
Picnic saturday.
~" nrs' baseball team OF Dallas will
hold pirpIc Saturday afternoon and
nlrnr. 10, tue Marshall orchard. NJ two
thirty there will I've Il ball game between
Dallas and the MCCnnkeys of WhrriiuG
The Dallas band Will play IN the even
ing.
Monument Unveiled
rho people Of BurnsvIlle. Pa. have
erected a monument IN honor of the
Pennsylvania boys who gave up their
lives III TN" late war This monument
vii! he unveiled Monday during very
Impressive services.
Schools closed
Tho schools NJ TriRdcl In district
closed Wednesday,. The majority OF
them had programs and n dinner quite
a number of Dallas folks attended the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-28
New Chief OF Police
DALLAS

The eighth grade pupils 81 Sand Hill
district received their diplomas from
Supt. II f. Carmichael saturday even
ing Thee graduating exercises W"rt
hid IN The Presbyterian church. 'rh"
lass speakers were Nnyn" Stricklin
and Miss Flora Richmond. An address
To- thu graduates was made by Miss
Maudc Jefferson of the West Liberty
State Normal. III" ones III the rlaSS
wer. Misses Madeline Howard. Zelda
Winters. Zelda SliEar. Elsie Campbell J..
Flora Richmond. Jeanette Wells. Paul
etc Harsh, Olga nagu". Cal lIgIie.