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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
C. j. MILLER, FORMER "y" ATHLETIC
DIRECTOR HERE, TRAINS V0LLEY BALL
TEAM THAT TAKES THE WORLDS TITLE

aggregation literally cleaned up sweep
INK everything before it and returning
! home poSseSSor of the silver cup SYM
bolic OF eastern supremacy"
The story OF Director MIllcr'S team $
triumph in capturing the worlds champ
!onship tius few days later is told
in the following clipping from IN"
! JohnStown Democrat. received here last
evening by Wheeling friend "f Mr..
Miller:
The Big Red Noll"y bail team 81
Germantown. Pa. received its worst set
back since its organization. nine years
ago. last night when .the Johnstown y.
N. G. \. team won five straight games
from the crack eastern aggregation on
the Y. VI. G. 4. floor. The visitors wer"
handicapped to an extent by the stranE"
floor and the different interpretations
Of the rules yet the margin OF super
iority Of the locals over the Big Red
six Was ~ great that the only con-
clusion Is that our vollcyhall aEErcIa-
ton is much better team than the
Germantown outfit This means that
the locals are really tn" worlds cham
pions in the volleyball game. Tho Big
Red aggregation has been playing vol
leybail for about nine years and has
been cleaning up its opponents with
startling regularity. Only. recently the
Germantown aggregation won the cast
ern championship in 4 tournament in
New Jersey by making a clean sweep
OF all games. However. the western
trip proved disastrous to the Big Red
six. They played IN" Central Y. NJ. {.
a. team in Pittsburgh saturday even
INK and lost three out Of fly" games
after a hard fight. Then they cam" to
Johnstown and received the worst druh-
hing in their history. The JOhnstown-
erS won the series wNh ease. taking the
first three games hy one-Sided scores.
The real class Of the JnhnStown crew
WAS shown In IN" fourth game of the
series. Near tho finish the score was IA
to II in favor Of the visitors. They
needed but one point to win the game
while the locals needed four. The
JohnStown players started rush that
ended only when the necessary Tour
points had boon scored. Harry CriChton
and Wilbur Very were the Johnstown
stars. Crchton Tailed point after point
BY his smashing drives while Wcrry'S
lett-handed returns had the visitors
guessing. Wood and Ideil played well
Enr tho Germantown team"
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zBYSzKO WINS
FROM RUSSIAN

Phila delphia. Pa. June 3--Staui~iauS
Ihyszko. worlds heavyweight wrestling
champion. defeated Ivan Linow. billed
as the champion OF Russian rnS>arkS.
here tonight The time Of thu fan
which was obtained with toe clutch
hold. Was 80 minutes and 30 seconds
Tho match was announced as being
for tho worlds title. and the pror""dS
Will go to devastated France. Miss
Anne Morgan was chairman OF III" com
mittec in charge.
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mcntcd on hy col. Golf. Dr. Farrand.
chairman ~ the central committee OF
tn" Red Cross. said:
'Thr Fed Cross M an OrganZI ton
feels that from every pnint Of view the
disabled ~ -SrrN irr man should b" abb"
~ obtain all h!H rights AMI dues from
tn" government without V-r@"nhl "h-
p"nS'' to him.
In III" part ocular raS'S under iI""uS-
sion there Is necessity for legal repre-
SrntatI0n In court in connection with
the appointment Of guardians. for th"S"
veterans arc mentally incompetent. The
Rcd Cross in its task Of aiding Veterans
in every possible way tries Ia facilitate
tent.
"Immcdint"iy on tho attention OF
national headquarters bring called to
the fact that IN" Sew York county
chapter had referred individuals to
lawyers. where. AS We understand it.
very moderate fees were charged. the
question was taken up with that chap
ter with Il view To providing free legal
service in this connection, and such an
Arrangement IS, in fact. now being COM
plrtcd.
Bed Cross Policy.
The national policy Of In" Red Cross
is I" see To it that III" disab'.I rx-
service man receives every possible
service without charge"
II IL learned from PERSONS c"nv"rSant
with Red Cross matters that the pro-
: ccdure Of the New York chapter is. 80
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far AK known. not prevalent among tho
many chapters throughout the country.
In fact. while there may be a number
Of chapters proceeding along the Same
lines, this is the only case so far TO re-
cciyc notice. Tho New York chapter
has been trying to deal with its own
numerous and pressing problems In the
hos, way possible. and other chapters
may also have considered the reference
Of disabled mon to lawyers on pay
ing arrangement advisable. 1t was
pointcd out here today by men versed
in the law that. while United states At
,ornrys and their assistants can. and
probably would. give veterans all pos.
sihlc advice az TO legal rights lreo OF
charge. such officers could not appear
in court for the men.
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Another Appointment
By Collector White

Special Dispatch To The lnlr.iIEcn"rr.
ClarkSburG. W. Va Junr =. w. II.
Cole. former mayor and former city
clerk, was today commissioned deputy
internal revenue co Hector for Harrison
and Doddrtdgr counties 81 the ClarkS-
burg division. with headquarters IN IN"
fedora! building here, by former Cover
nor \. IL. White. collector for West Nlr-
cinia. He assumed tho duties of tn"
position Immediately.
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FORT HENRY LOST

J. VI. Burton. representing the Fort
Henry Smoke House If Market street
was defeated by II. J. kiddcr. represent
ing the Olympic Tarl"rs of MoundSrtlle
ut Moundsville. In one Of the most on
citing games ir the Ohio Valley Kill
lizard League. The final score was 10
-
From beginning to end. 1t was a see
saw affair. First Butler would he a
few balls ahead followed by kiddcr
going into the lend On a scratch IN the
last five balls. Butler lost.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

L. s. Engineer ONCE. Wheeling. W. Va.
Crment-Sealcd proposals will hc re-
ccived here until 100 \. NJ. eastern
tjme). June "a. 1921. and then opened.
FOR furnishing and delivering 10000 har-
rels Of American Portland cement for
Dam No. 81. Ohio River. Further in
formation on application.
my-l4-16-l1-1S-ju-1l-
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MALE Oh FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Tcachers and high school
graduates for pleasant. rrmunerative
summer work: the owners q! the Nor.
mat Instructor and Primary PlanS" nave
vacancy for three young ladies nf good
personality. Preference given I" teach
crS and those having some teachers
training. Write Normal Instructor
care Wheeling IntelltScncer for appoint
ment te-"-t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WE pay back first your Investment. Dtvi-
bends on youth stock commence next.
Stock So cents p"r share. For details
address Red Stone Gold Mining Co. 1926
10Th ST.. Denver. Colo jc-i-S
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MISREPRESENTATION

FOR SALE fine large white flower
i'm. moon vines, zoe each. 3 for csc.
FL Foley. opposite MorSan'S old butter
stand Center market tc-i-g
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"They profit most who servo best
3 O R T 0 N

\ better Motel. l."rat"d on 'Atian,i"
iT,y',. t'ruSS;nNm. Thnr"farr -T"nn"SS""
49,. IIrlsir. Popular with Particular
rrur,lr. E,uruprun l'Ian 18th Season.
f.. + VAN VOORHEES,.
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wANTHD-A9ENrS.

WANTED Rest house numbering dc
vice. ever patented. Enormous do
mand Save time. Send Csc for your
house number and full agency PROPOSE
ton. ". lietzcl. Sc $. Clinton St. SYRIA
cusa " Y Je-4-S
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wANrHD-To BUT.

wANTEr-To buy small grocery in
good district. with . or living rooms
Address C.. W. s.. AZ Goth
st. Wheeling. je-2-i
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FOR SAI.F-Maxwcll touring at $3.50.
food paint. tires. fine running c"ndi-
ton. $50 down balance in IL payments.
Tri State Motors Co. 18th and rhaplinc
SITS. Wheeling. Je-4-S
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wANTEIN-Nan o. woman. salary SIS
full time. I5r an hour spare time, sell
ing guaranteed hosiery to ~earer. FIX
prrirnCc unnecessary. International
Mills NorriStown. IA. je-4-g
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wANTED-MAIN.

wASTEr~Boy II years for store work
References. =. h. Frank Co. 121-
Main ST. je-i-i
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FOR SALk-HudSon coupe. Tn" closed
car you have been looking for and a
real car Good paint. the best looking
car IN town for only $3.50. Onr-third
down, balance In IL payments. Tri state
ga les Co. 18TH and Chaplinc SITS. Wheel
inc Je-i-S
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wANTED-GounS man would desire
position as buyer or manager. ESpec-
tally experienced in cotton and silk I'M
derwcar. Box S. y. SIS. care 1ntelligen-
Ger je-4-S
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wealthy Negroes story.
ATLANTIC CITY RESORTS.
MILLER c CORE eI3
II - O. I'm crNOGIh EVE All ClTN II J ~

Srrurulnus!y rlcLn; "!rctr!" lighted
throughnut Whji" service. Rooms WIN
running water. 5; up daily, H!""p u"
weekly l"th season.
Emerson CruuthIm"l.
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THE CALVERT y ysaE Beach ax''

Central /" piers & amuS"m"Ni-. i"nlc-
like x attractive. Rooms Win running
water. privat" baths; tahl" Tn'Nrr!'n,
Amer. & European plan. Ba'hinS lr"h
house Rates on Hrphrht"n. 'r'"'
'ritChard. nH--"-l-t-S-"''
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FOR SALE-Ovcrland Touring. an Gle
CANT buy At sees. one-third down. bal
ance in IL payments. Tri Stat" Motors
Co. 18th and ChapIIne SITS. Wheeling.
jC-i-S
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ACTING ATTORNEY
Continued from Page ons)

(Continued from FRBe OH9'I
would consider II not only dutF nut q"
privilege to give ncccSSar" adFir" A.
of charge. There is no question mat
all United States attorneys ana INV"
assistants will gladly advise such per
SONS free at all charE" as u thclr
rights under IN" law.
Red Cross Defense.
In regard to the state Of affairs COM
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good tires excellent running Condl-
ton. 4 real buy at $500. 0nc-third
down. balance in |" payments. Tri stat"
Mortors Co. 18th and chaplin" SITS.
Wheeling jc-i-S
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FOR SALE-Overland Country Club for
$325. good running condition. 5 wire
wheels. tires fine. On"-third down. bal
ance in |" payments. Tri Stat" Motors
Co. 18th and Chapline SITS. Wheeling.
je-4-g
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GRANDATLAN1!C!::

Virginia ave. near h-a:i.. CHGacity
Coo, Private baths. running wall 'le-
water. Si.nu per day up. SpccE'' "ech'
Nv. booklet. Auto meets trains
O. n. FAINTER nilsoLD LHN'"ON
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ron SALE-AUTOS.

FOR SALE--Sport Model passenger
Stutz \ heart breaker at $3.50. One
third down balance In twelve payments.
Tri state Motors 20. 18th and Chaplinc
SITS Wheeling. je-4-g
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FOR SAI.E:-Ruirk touring. light four.
Good mechanical condition. The car
YOU have been looking for. good paint
tires. and scat covers. 4 bargain 1T
$3.50 Onr-third down. balance IN |" pay
mrnts Tri State Motors Co.. 18th and
I'haplinc SITS. Wheeling. j"-t-G
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L. 4 dead w"rm that has Wv '"r II,
Th"r"'$ :n-p.rIi!on ana PROM "a Wv
.,h,, 49,. r,,dir,. In,cllIc. nc"r Want Ads.
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wANTEDN-Joh printer and linotype
operator. Call Warrington Publishing
CO. Warrington. West Va. ie-c-i
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FOR SALE-DodCe Touring. starter and
lights. good tires. fine running rondi-
ton. q bargain at $3.50 On"-thtrd down.
balance in. 10 payments Tri State Mo-
tors Co. 18th and Chapline SITS. Wheel
inr jc-4-C
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wANrHD-SALES10N.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by reliable firm
marketing high grade roofing pro-
duct which effects a large saving in
cost. giving most excellent service. Sold
direct TO users Protected territory. The
Buckeye Oil & Faint Co.. Cleveland. D.
je-4-g
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wANrHD-BoAAD AND ROOM.

and room city lors-
tion. price immaterial. Wanted by
Young doctor. Address Doctor. T. q.
BOX els. city. je-c-i
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RoR SALE.
RooN FOR RENT.
NOTICE.

The next Examination for I.censure
OF Physicians to Practice Medicine In
the State Of West Virginia will be held
In tho City OF Charleston. West Virginia.
on July IL. -. and Is OF July. 1921.
For further Information address Sec
rotary. Public Health Council. Masonic
Building. Charleston.
PUBLIC HEALTH COUNCIL.
V T. CHCRCHMAN. Pres.
jc-l-i
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CARD OF THANKS.

To the many kind friends and neigh
bors. to the Sons and Daughters or Lap
erty n the Holiday Relief Corps No. |.
to tho Lady Shields No. .. 70 tho u. q.
X. X. brill Team. to the Hazel Atlas
employees. and to the Rev. :. h. StrUSs
We wish TO extend our sincere and heart
rclt thanks for thu many acts OF kind-
ness and expressions OF sympathy. and
FOR the many beautiful floral tributes
upon the occasion OF the recen: illness
and death OF our beloved wife and
mother.
MIR. CHAS. KETTLER AND chill
DRES je-4-g
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WANTED
BOYS
TO
SELL
THti INTEI.LlGENCt:R
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
Office. 1905 Market St.
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statesmen.

Statesmen.
THE WAY TO A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
CAREER is OPEN TO YOU
IRRESPECTIVE OF YOUR FORMER OR
PRESENT OCCUPATION
A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR
ENERGETIC, AGGRESSIVE MEN,
% TO 40 YEARS OF AGE.
well established sales organization, ex-
panding its activities and enlarging it's sales,
managerial and executive staff. requires am
bilious. earnest men to qualify for positions
Principal qualifications are integrity, hon
esty of purpose and Willingness to work
hard. Experience not necessary. as we pro-
fer training men under our own organiza-
ton plan. Salary $50 week and commits
sion to those who qualify. II you believe in
yourself and think you can make good with
the proper support and cooper alton II given
a fair opportunity call promptly 1t 10 A. N.
or . p. n. Ask for Mr.. Duckworth. room
202, 1913 Broadway.
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PROSPECT PARK PLAZA-Fifteen minutes
Wall st., both subways; five rooms, bath,
real kitchen. 500. Tel. Prospect 694s
STUYvESANT Section. 8 rooms, bath, cleo
triclty, heat hot water. Decatur 1913.
4TH AV., 4401.-F1ve room apartment, all
modern improvements, $75; so feet from
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side.

West Side.
le9TH. 100 W.-Handsomely furnished large
room. electric light. Morningside 3574.
Wilson.
18TH. so w. (elevator)-Large light out
side room. next bath. Apt. IS.
l3sTH, COO west.-Beautiful, cool. outside
reasonable; bus, subway; references.
Apartment %.
i4isT, Cos w.-Delightfuily cool room. Au-
dubon 1850. apt. 2B. LYONS.
143D ST., 515 W.-Large, comfortable room.
suitable or 2; kitchen privilege BRYAN.
541 RIVERSIDE capt. 2D) Exceptional
double room. we'll furnished, $40. 1853
Morningside.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
GOTH, 1S2S.-Room neatly furnished; private
family conyeniences; gentleman; telephone.
Long Island.
BEAUTIFUL furnished front room, with
twin beds, every convenience, In private
family; new house. meals optional. $50
State ST.. Flushing. l.. I. Flushing 1444
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BOANDERS WANTED.

CHILDREN
boarded, sent to camp and schools. EMERY,
IS Park Row. Cortlandt 1894. Room 604.
MADISON ARMS. 43 w 18TH.
BOARD OPTIONAL; ELEVATOR.
NURSE with own home offers nursing ser
vices in good home to sem-inyalid; all
convonicnces Phone Rhinelander 0574, 1O47
Lexington av, near 18th st.
GOTH, 105 West.-Large room, private bath |;
smaller room adjoining bath; reference.
84TH. III W.-Large and small rooms. near
park; references. Mrs. Strandgaard.
105TH, 100 W.-Niceiy furnished room, with
board. private family; all conveniences;
subway. L." uEB ELMESSER. Acad. 2436.
Hath. 351 West Capt. 8. easD Nurse in
large, airy, front room apartment, all mod
ern improvements will board and care for
Invalid lady. Phone Cathedral 6050
ETH. 42s W.-Large second story front.
lavatory, dressing room: private residence.
SINGLE room with exceiIent table board,
$50 per week. The Franklin, corner 163d
ST. and Shelton av.. Jamaica 03S5.
Borough of Brooklyn.
CLINTON AV., I96.-Desirable front room,
detached house; superior table; home COM
forts.
I4TH ST., 167s-Furnished room TO respect
able girl, with private family. Call or
phone Bensonhurst 655.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

FOR LARGE HOUSE. MISSES SUITS AND
COATS; STATE WHERE LAST EN-
PLoYED. = 295 HERALD. HERALD so.
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Statesmen.

Now you have looked them all over
ANALYZE YOURSELF
The largest international organization
of its kind has opening for a man
that Is honest and can tell the truth.
Must be over % years of age. Mar
ried preferred. Experience unneces-
sary. Are you looking for something
better? Have you the ambition to get
ahead? II 10, give yourself the chance.
Interview Mr.. CAIRNS between the
hours Of and IL A. M. Suite 1707-03.
200 Broadway.
YOUR TIME WILL BE WORTH WHILE.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PUBLIC NOTICES.

WANTED-The following persons or their
heirs Mallard Curran Philpot, Philadei-
phia, 1874; George w. Brown, New York.
1885, William v. butcher, New York, 1884.
HALIERAN AGENCY, Flushing, N. Y.
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1e9TH, 100 W.-Handsomely furnished large
room. electric light. Morningside 3574.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

FURNISHED apartment: man and wife used
70 own pretty home would like to rent small
apartment. not above Seth ST.; owners own
maid preferred; August | until November /
must be modern and i'm first class house.
ALFRED THOMPSON, 400 Banco Nacional,
Habana. Cuba.
three room furnished apartment. housekeep-
Ing. with BATH in New York city. anywhere
from Washington square TO 1S0th ST.. West
Side; cannot afford to pay more than $50
q month; will wish to occupy about the first
OF October; will be able to any apar TT
ment after the 23d of July Communicate by
letter to j. A. b.. Y 56i Herald 18th ST.
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YOUNG MEN.

We have a NUMBER Of openings fo- single
young men between the ages OF 10 and 26
years to learn the installation OF telephone
no experience necessary; good
pay while learning.
o p 500 Herald. Fulton ~.
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WOMEN

WOMAN 10 take charge Of collections for
incorporated relief society $500 security re-
auired Phone Henry 25l0 Monday morning.
YOUNG woman, ambitious, resourceful.
well educated, for educational work. dur
Ing 10 days In mountain section OF Pennsyl-
yania; position may be permanent Miss
Hurd, 500 9th av., room 1923.
Instruction.
LEARN HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE.
Large earnings and opportunities. Day.
evening classes. Call, write booklet II. Will
fred Academy, 1853 w. 44th.
EARN s25-Si50 weekly only through Prof
RoHRER'S reliable hardress, manicure,
beauty school; 50 up; while learning.
ll9 w. 42d st, or is 4th ay.. Brooklyn.
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AUTOMOBILE TRAINING, BY EXPERTS.
Complete stop course ssG, with driving.
500. weeNiy pPyu ents. Ark for Catalogue ".
STEWART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
$50 West 5Tth st.. at broadway.
Leading STRAIGHTFORWARD 1900.
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invested in my business will yield
large return. For particulars write
Il. NJ, e19 Longacre Building.
GARAGE business for sale, including For,
agency: bargain possession at once. Ad
dress T. o. box 5i5, New brunswick, N. ].
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Instruction.
BECOME
TRAFFIC MANAGER.
conditions point TO an enormously in
creased demand for trafic experts within
the next q months salaries will range
from 5000 to $4,000 year"
system has been devised by group
OF traffic specialists to fit men for this
growing need.
by this system, without interfering with
your present work AT all. you can qualify
for this splendid profession In a few
short months.
Find out about u. Call or phone for
Information or write for booklet Hill.
No obligation.
LAsALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
ia w. i2d St, N. Y. c. Bryant 5000
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-24
KEEPING CHILDREN IN SCHOOL
(Children's Bureau Bulletin)

DuTSdu DuIlStIuJ
Every state now has compulsory day school
attendance law, according to information recently
furnished by the u S. department of labor
through the children's bureau The bureau has
just completed analysis of, education laws af-
fecting child labor the results of which are pub
lished in a chart entitled state Compulsory
School Standards Affecting the Employment of
Minors"
In five states attendance is required until is
years of age in two of these in certain districts
only in three until II; and in thirty-two until
others and the district of Columbia until a. and
one state requires attendance until the age Of
IL years, but applies this to illiterates only.
Unfortunately the exemptions in the majority
of states numerous that they greatly limit
the application of the law. The most common
exemptions are for employment, or upon COM
pletion of specified school grade. Four states
specifically exempt for work in agricultural pur-
suits, three with age provision. The laws of
fourteen other states contain loosely worded pro-
visions exempting child at any age, which might
be used to cover absence for farm work well
as for many other purposes. Several states ex-
the support of himself others, without any age
or educational provision.
The amount of attendance required is still I'M
satisfactory in many states, several demanding
only IL, &c. or 20 weeks in year Even in states
where city children must attend for eight or nine
months the amount of attendance required in
rural school districts is sometimes considerably
less.