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tWenty.thte6 t6pttGH6ns 1t work.
out Of 81.
Although the mine idleness ID q
SliSat bit more pronounced than.
last Monday there Is an order fol
1868 empties in the region today,
which Of course meank ,uthAt the
production today wilt run 1000.
cars. OF these emptles ordered the
mines IN the MononERh division,
B. 4 o. ordered 710 and the Mon.
ongahelA railway in West Virginia
S5S. No rninos on the Western
Maryland railway ordered emptieS.
United Mine Workers
Patrick Buckley, vice president.
Of sub district 4, is In conference
today with e. 8. Mccullough. labor
commissioner Of the Northern West
Virginia Coal Operators Assocta'
ton.
Edward Matthews. secretary OF
sub district 4 and Frank Mozart
ney. district board member are al
Meadow Brook today.
Nick Aiello, president OF sub dis
triot Z, is in Grant Town today.
James McCleery. district organ.
iler, is at Lowesville today.
Patrick Buckley. vice president
OF sub district 4. addressed 200
miners at Kilarm on Sunday after.
noon. Galloway. Frances and Vic,
tor locals were represented.
William Petry. vice president OF
District II, United Mine Workers
of America was brought to the
county jail at Charleston Sunday.
1t became known today. after his
arrest at Columbus, Ohio. Mr..
Petry was indicted in connection
with the armed march from Mar.
met into Logan county last August.
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zoe Mrs. George n, Welsh sxE
pont avenue.
Mrs. Frank A. Kelley and MrSf Re,
n. Rightrnire's division OF the EFeSs,
.byteriah Legion will sew THURSDAY
afternoon at ESQ o'clock !
home OF Mrs, Della Shlnn, 6Bt ktQr
pont avenue.
First United Brethren Church!
Mid.wcek prayer service Wedn
day evening at 7t30 O'Clock,
on Thursday, tho Ladies' Aid 30
clety will bold an all day quilt
and covered dish dinner e. me
church.
The Mason Organized adult
will hold 4 business meeting at tht.
church Thursday evening at q;
Choir practice Friday evenings III.
$3.50 o'clock. y
The worth While Girls wiH
meet tonight at 1880 o'clock with
Miss Neva Prunty at her home IN
State street.
Prayer service Wednesday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock.
The Woman's Missionary society
will meet with Mrs. Charles Coz a
in GufTey street, Thursday after
SChIldren's Hour" Friday "a
noon ut tho church 1850.
Episcopal Church,
There will be a joint meeting Of
the Girls Friendly society aud this.
Young Mems club in the Sunday
school room OF the church this eve!
ming at 1880. Messrs. Jones and
Nuzum, local architects, will tai
ON church architecture, All mem
bers of the church and thetr frtSndi
are invited.
The Girls Friendly society wlE
meet Wednesday night at 1856
o'clock with Miss Carline Stealeyi
1I5 Fairmont avenue.
First Baptist Church.
Tuesday, 1880 Diviaion meet
inRs, Ladies' Auxiliary:
Division No. Mrs. Grace OF
den, S12 Vermont avenue.
Division No. 2-Mrs. j. g. Coutnaa
2l3 Bellview avenue.
Division No. 3-Mrs. Anna sos
ers, 321 High street.
Division No. Mrs. N. B.. Jan
son, 727 Coleman avenue.
Division No. s. Mrs. ThomA
Ackens. COZ Oliver avenue.
Division No. 6-Mrs. E. N. Ed
EdEemont.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will hel
their regular monthly meeting
the churohy library Thursday afte
loon at 2 o'clock.
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Pathological
Questions

Questions
What did Saul give David to
fight Goliath with?
2-IIow did God in mercy mitt
gate Gains punishment?
3-Where did Cain go when COD
expelled him from Eden?
4-When Aaron r%epented OF civ
ing the golden calf to tho people as
a God, who obtained forgiveness"
for him?
5-What was Noah's first act al.
ter the Ark had settled on dry
ground
$40 what office did Moses
the prophet, at Gods command,
appoint Aaron, HIS brother?
Answers TO Yesterdays Questions
1-Abner was Saul's cousin.
Abigail was the beauAifu!
wife OF lanai. wealthy owner Of
sheep In Carmel. before becoming
the wife Of David.
3-Noah ascertained when the
waters had abated by sending out
dove; which returned with all
olive leaf in its mouth.
4-Boaz owned the field in which
Ruth cleaned corn in Bethlehem.
5-Ruth married Boaz,
6-Salome, daughter Of HerndiaA.
asked Herod for the head of John
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Mrs. Lem II. Hess and daughter.
Miss Helen, spent n week end visit
with the formers brother. Attorney
sam r. Spears and family, at Elk
ms. ,
Miss Louise Niche has returned
to her home at Fairmont after a
few days visit with MES Mary
Thomas in Furbee avenue.
Frank Hedges. of Lunlberport
was a recent visitor with friends
in Warrington.
Bert Taikington. OF ~Barrackville,
was a visitor in the city on Satur'
day.
from a visit with her uncle, Els
worth Price and family at FatrvteW
The Misses Gay Stevens and
Nellie Cross were recent guests OF
friends at Fairmont. -,
Walter Price spent yesterday with
his sister, Mrs. Walter 81. Angus
itus. at Fairmont.
Edward and Harry GeilinSer' o.
Wheeling, former Warrington boys,
are here for a few days visit with
DR.. Clifford II. Metz, Of Fairmont,
was the guest OF his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. B.. Metz, OF Buffalo
street, for a week end visit:
Arthur ]. Hamilton and S. G
Wilson, Of RymeT. were business
visitors here on Saturday.
Miss Margaret Hanley attended q
shower given by the Misses Lena
and Edith Hunsaker, for = bride'to
he, at FaIrmont OIL Friday.
Lester C. Hess was home from W,
Y. U. at Morgantown TO: a week
end visit with his parents, Mr., and
Mrs. w. M. Hess.
Miss Elizabeth Rex, Of Hundred.
spent the week end with relativel
John II. Hughes has returned
from a visit with relatives at GLOW
Mrs. Mary Simmons and Mrs. 9.
q. Cofrman were week end guests OF
Dr.. and Mrs. White at Weston.
Miss Eugenia Vance returned this
morning from a visit with her cous'
in at Elkins.
James Myers has returned from q
several days business visit IN Pitts
burgh,
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PERSONALS

Miss Manic Tchinskt is recover.
ing from a sever Illness at the
home of her parents. MI. and Mrs.
Henry Tchin5ki. in High street.
Harvey Childs is quite i'll ut his
home in Locust avenue having had
a severe attack OF the grip. His
condition is somewhat improved at
this time.
G. p. Moore, who had been very
i'll at his home in Fourth street, is
improving at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Statler
spent yesterday in Grafton with rel
atives.
Miss Margaret Mckinney is In
Clarksburg today attending the FIJI.
neral Of a little six year old girl. a
ward Of the state, which died there
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ch'ilds OF
C~larksburg spent Sunday here as
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kianer,.
I. r. Ntcodcmus has been called
TO Thurmond, ". Va, by the i'll
ness of his father,
DR.. 4. B. Smith left last night
for Philadelphia where he will take
post graduate work in the Ostcpa-
THO hospital.
Kenna Clark has returned from
Charlottesville, Va. where he wit.
messed the W. V. university OF
Virginia football game Saturday.
Or. and Mrs. ]. c. Broomfield
have returned from Washington,
D. c. where they had spent sever
al days. "A.
and Ora Eisner ~ spending a
few days with friends in Pitts.
burgh. 4,
witnessed the football game in
Pittsburgh Saturday.
Frank p. Hall. A. NJ. Knight
and Harry Sharp returned yester-
day from Columbus. Ohio. where
they visited their sons. Linn Hall.
Albert Knight and Sutton Sharp
who are students at the Ohio State
university.
Mrs. B. B. Cox is the guest Of
her sister in law, Mrs. Ira l..
Smith at her home on Fairmont
avenue.
Lawrence Cunningham witness
ed the w. & J.-Pitt. football game
at Pittsburgh Saturday.
Miss Katheryn Alger of Morgan
town is the week end guest OF
Miss Edna Miller at her home on
Locust avenue.
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cARn OF THANKS.

AS we cannot see all personally
we take this means OF expressing
our appreciation OF the many who
offered their sympathy and assist
ance during the death OF our dear
husband. father, % and brother.in-
law. We especially thank those
who were such q great holp in our
homes and the many friends who
SO kindly gave the s of their cars.
The Beautiful flowers sent were
very much appreciatcd.-Mrs. Erwin
Boyce and family; A. L. Keener and
family.
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Locals Lost.

On a field of snow the Manning
ton high school football team was
defeated at Elkins on Saturday aft
ernon by the score OF 80 to o. The
local eleven fought gamely through:
out the contest but we're outplayed
by the home club, who somewhat
outweighed our players. Manning
O has now won four and lost
three games for the season. The
boys were without the services o.
their star end and captain. BIZ
Jones, whose knee was badly in'
iurcd in the recent game at Fair
mont. Through the courtesy OF the
EIkins theatre management the
club with their coach, Gerald Blake
we're guests ut a theatre party
there on Saturday evening.
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D. A. R. ENTERTAINERS.

West Augusta Chapter. D. a: r.
met at the home OF the regent. Mrs.
ROY F. Alder of Locust street. Oh
Thursday afternoon. and after dtl
posing OF some important natter
ARRANGEMENTS were furthercd for b
tea to be given by the chapter for
prospective monabers soon. Attrao'
tive plans werc submitted for the
books. Papers were read b.
Mrs. Alice Snodgress. Mrs. Sarah
Atha Furbee and Mrs. Guy S. Fun
bee. The attendance was very Eoot
and refreshments were served b.
the hostess.
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SERVICES.

The funeral OF Emily D. Crawford.
tho sixteen year old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Crawford, Of Edge
mont, whose death took place at
Cook hospital on Saturday follow
ing an illness with typhoid fever.
was held today from the Fleming
Memorial chanel and burial was
made here.
Owing to the had condition OF tho
roads near the Crawford home the
body was taken TO the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. James E. Anderson, on
Walnut avenue.
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TQDAY'S XVIII
Reg. Pdg. U. S. Pat. orr.
Answers to Yesterdays Xvi;

Answers to Yesterdays Kwiz.
IA synod is an ecclesiastical
council, stated or special, local o:
general; hence, any deliberative
assembly.
2-Syntax is that part Of gram;
mar which treats OF the sentence
and its construction.
"a "tactician" is an expert in
naval or military tactics; also one
who directs affairs With skill and
shrewdness.
4-Thackeray wrote the novel
Henry Esmond."
5-Tallahassee is the capital OF
Florida.
6-Flour is the ground and bolted
substance OF wheat.
1.-THE Four Lakes arc a chain
OF connected lakes in Dane coun-
try, Wisconsin, including MENDOZA.
Menoua, Waubesa and KcEonsa
$-William Hogarth, Q691-1764l
was an English sstiricaI painter
and cngraver, whose work was
characterized by boldness and ort-
gtnality.
"a karoo is a dry region or
plateau, especially ono covered
with low scrubby plants.
t0-The "Lend.a'Hand Clubs are
a series Of young peoples organi.
zattouB established in the United
States In 1871 for religious. phil
antropsc and social purposes. The
nanle is taken from Edward Ever.
EFT Hale's story Ten Times One Is
Ten.
New Questions
Who are the Beers?
2-What is a dcrcIict?
3-What is the capital of Den
mark?
4-Where in the human anatomy
"a the epiglottis?
e5--Nfhat does the abbreriatioD
81. e. moan?
G-Who was John Keats?
7-Where is Rutgers College
and was was its original name?
S-What is sacchar!ne?
9-What Is meant by a "sabbat
iGal year?"
lo-What is the capital of Hin
OILS?
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Frank Mayo in THE Shark
Master" plays tho part Of a ship;
wrecked American who finds
himself on a iland in company
with a khite girl, who also ship
wrecked, has spent fifteen years
with savages. She fails jns lore
with him, and he marTies her,
not because of love, bat through
sex appeal and pity. But he rRs
mains true 10 her, even through
the test of meeting his former
sweetheart. The scenery which
is tropical, is very beautiful but
1t is married bya murder.
The comedy, in. which Lee
Moran plays the principal role
is really very amusing.
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Western Hearts" Is a pictured
OF unusual merit, in which virtue
triumphs, and vice is punished
THE Fight. Within" is also 9
story Of Western life. The prins
cipal character is portrayed All
a manly type, and the weak one
is made strong by the good in,
fIuences which are brought to
bear upon him.
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ferers in Europe. A box Of cloth.
Ing was also sent during the last
wesk valued at 5000.
Cathetical classes Friday after
noon. The Junior class will meet
at $3.50 and the confirmation class
at 4:16. About % of the boys and
girls have enrolled Tor the year'4
work.
The Every %ernhcr canvass Of
the local couBTeH On for current
| expenses and evidences, fol
1922, will be = Sunday after
noon, Nov. goth. between thu
hours Of 9 to 4 o'clock. The mer
WHO will make the canvass, will be
commissioned at the morning ser
vice next Sunday.
Central Christian Church
The Girls Missionary Circle vii.
meet this evening at 1880 o'cloc1
at the home Of Miss Francei
RobGy, 6l1 Talbot Court. All thu
girls are requested to bring theil
Missionary Circle books.
The Membership COMMITTEES o.
the Loyal Women's class will mee'
with tho chairman Mrs. G. f
Hoffman at tho church, Wednes
day evening at $3.50.
Prayer meeting with 4 devotion
al and study period Wednesda!
evening at 1880 at the church.
Choir practice. Friday evening al
1880 O'Clock, under the %leadershly
81 Mfss Eva Hartley.
First Nj. p. church
There. were large attendances az
the meetings yesterday and at tint
evening service there were twent!
conversions. The services will bf
continued all week.
Diamond st. Methodist Episcopal
Church
Monday, 7:&0 P. NJ. Cottage
prayer meeting.
tuesday, 1880 P. NJ, Cottage
prayer meeting.
Wednesday Observation-Disclosures
No. 3 Of the Ladies' Aid Siciet7
will meet at the church and guilt
This Division will also meet a.
the church for all day Gutltin!
Thursday. Business meeting In al
! nV,nHAn .
Revival services will beglr
Wednesday. 1870 P. NJ, and con
tinue for thqee weeks, with ser
VICE e"cN e
y.,, A. IN,
Rev. ~. ~. -. Lii sesIs,
pastors at ~" ~
the pastor,
NJ. & Ch1ren' Seut"
The Finance CommittSe Q
new church wlL meet toni
the enNfcn' al L;SV S.U.o ~.
every member Oh the coWm' ~
pregant,
Mid-week prayer service MSu
nesday evening at 7:"O' inc
eighth chapter OF st. Matthew'S
will be studied:
Tho Mission Study GLASS o. ue
Epworth League, and the young
Peoples Missionary Society VIII
meet ThursdRy evening, November
n. at 1880 O'Clock; at the home OF
Mi. oscar Wilson, Edgemont, The
lesson Is the second chapter o.
ET,snd" Miss Ethel Ice is the
ifoachAr
~ TrIard shin Glass is giving a
TurEe1 sunner At the Y. NJ. c..
FT;dav evening. November IS.
tn WTonsm;S Foreign Missionary
.oa,atv Iii conduct a rummage sale
ali This week in the room formerly
ornTn;ed bv the Marion Hardware
'CGIuRA10 " Al, -
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Sum In
Charity Drive

The Associated Charities has re.
ceived some more donations from
kindly disposed persons who wish
to do all that is possible to help tho
needy poor Of this city. The amount
up to date stands at $~2,124,3O.
Persons who have contributed re
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The Women's Homo and ForetB1i
Missionary society OF the First
Presbyterian church will hold theiF
annual prayer and praise service on
Wednesday OF this week. the meet
ings will be held In the church a.
1OTa. NJ, 2:30 and 1880 p. III. in cor
nection with the weekly PRAYER
meeting. The leaders are Mrs
Clara Mcguire, Mrs. Charles w
Hurd, and Mrs. Olive Burt.
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preached at Underwood.

Rev. John Beddow, pastor OF thV
First NJ. f. church, vas at Under
wood recently where he prCacheH
n sermon for the Rev. F. NJ. MAJ
colin, who is now engaged in Inc
conduction OF a series OF revival
meetings there.
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ETERNAL LIFE:-Jesus said
unto Her, | am the resurrection
and the life; he that believcth in
me, though he were dead, yet
shall! he live; And whosoever liv-
eth and believeth in me shall.
never die.-John HES.
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Rain and colder.
Local Readings.
Creed BoIyard, OBJ
Temperature at
) a, m. today, Al.
Weather yester.
day, snow; TEN
%perature. maxi
mum, 40; mini.
mum, IS; precipi-
tation, IL.
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eorge Lomax and Samuel ALI
son, former employees of the Bower,
Pottery in this city, have returned
here from Ohio where they have
spent the past few years and are
again employed at their old places
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took first prize at the Minnesota
state fair at St. Paul ana finished
by taking first honors at the inter
state meet when bread makers Of
10 states were competing.
These three girls will represent
the west in a contest to he held at
Washington between the east and
west.
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Her Mother: Now, don't let n
catch you7 kissing y0uns hugSsH.
again.
Il. Rut 4 can't promise unlessl ye1
promise not e steeI.
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The Dixie.

INC glSI9s w
In The Easy Road" Thomas
Meighan stars as a poor literary
genius. who marries a rich heir
ess. Being proud Of her hugy
band she much against his wish.
es, induces him TO leave his,
work to do society which proves
bis undoing and thereby hangs,
the tale. 1t. is a strong story
which both men and wonaen ms
find a lesson, as there are many
truths presented so plainly that
all may soc:
"Shooky" Is a trained monkey
who in the comedy "Smooky's
Blue Monday" does many really
funny stunts, but no could do
justice to a better picture.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Sharpe have
been called to Weston By the serf
Gus illness OF a relative OF the for
mer.
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be settled. There are more cases
TO be disposed Of In circuit court
this term than have ever come up
for handling In this court. This
IL due 70 many cases which have
never been settled since the val.
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Spoke at Morsantown THE
Problems Of Disarmament were dis
cuesed last night before an audi.
ence Of 1000 people at the Nor.
gantown Methodist Episcopal
church by Rev. DR.. ]. G. Broom.
field.
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&C., VUL Ca. e.s..le % - --.l
Gtdes. Thea carefully toIu COtted
,liue ! its entire length. Then
dutied line 2, and SO on. Fold each
section underneath accurately.
When completed turn over and
you'll find a surprising result. Save
Tie pictures
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Interesting case-An interesting
case will he herd tomorrow morn.
ing before Justice MuSgrove in the
court house when Charles Talking
ton and B. F. Conwell will appear.
The trial to be heard concerns a
difference over a Rawmill on AIMS
Run three miles this side Of Fair.
view. Attorney Harry Shaw repre-.
sentS Conwell while Attorneys Err
nest Bell and James A. Meredith
represent Talkington.
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EVETyFI VUUUJ'
MANKATo. MINI. Nov. a.
They're bread making champions
these three Mankato girls: Leona
Peterson, Myra Jones and Evelyn
Cuddy. Representing their school,
the three girls first won tho Blue
Earth county championship and
later took first prize in a southern
Minnesota competition. Later they
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This space is given 10 he
WomGns Club Of Fairu,ont for
use of its Movie CcnSonlap
Committee, The West Hnghs
ian does not assume any respoIE
sibiIity for the opinions express
cd therein.
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Major Operation Attorney
Glenn Hunter Of Morgantown un.
! Coot bosnitaI
-
a. Ho,n,+al-Nru Eli. Mcc,ltor
Y WorgsptCwn wSs onerateG m
49,; at Esirr,ont S]oS1TtoI ~
TsHn g. : aSn,i F,' It ~ ne h%osnitof
,tsSsr,nS Si+b y a1Tojno5 bact :
Il n,,si ieI,y,s =, 70 ,o1ina 9, a ~.
4Sst J I az hoanitsi whers he Ssd
49, nmnvtatnJ os tbS
~ n9 accIdent VII icb bsSeII
Mn While at work.
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Major, Operation = Attorney
Glenn Hunter OF Morgantown I'M
derwent a major operation today
ct Cook hospital.
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Post Grad Work-Dr. A. B. Smith
left last night for Philadelphia
where he will spend several days
this week taking post graduate
work In proctology and osteopathTc
diagnosis. He will return TO hIg
office in tho Hall Block on Thurs
day morning.
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FATHER AND SON

(cOutipusd from pSEs Ont)
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IL,
HARRISON a ormeT deputy sneFll5
unaef e&'sMeFIlt S'loVGr' PIeseLte|
walton MtiieF, Oh tne ""t'oln,
GanS OF fairmoht' WIN MlnI
turkey Melsnlls e'snIee" am
tnreo 9uaFLGE Pounus, anu a p's"s
am; MI, haFFIs snot inc game a..
SaileE 5eaa, COUNTY
Ihst WEDNESDAY re also seeuIsH
severe FaDOtSs. VIII d."
TO the large NUMBER OF gunner
circulating IN nat Secsi0"'
= 1rSat VI NV
conversation u GFn'St Epl9coP1,
cnNrcn VINO neara inc adHreSs o.
airs. George ne boIt on Dl"aIlna'
meht sunday were treat! E,Gas
Cd. II was apparent ina MTS'
De bolt a gwen the suDJec'
mnch Sluoy INT caret"''E PFe'"'o"
'he talK'
"
70 Parkersour9-ArcVF NutteT
ta1rmont' district depntF eFahn
master OF district IL: Masonic
fraternity OF vest virginia leoVes
VIZ. LhwreHCc Sd''e''ic'oc
on tuesday Tor parkersoG"G 10 a!
tend the laying OF mo corner S'oMt
o. inc Masonic emPle u w.
HEahu l>o"se SessIon' otAs's W..
and incll0cd among these Is JuaEe
=. NJ. showal,er. u OF the SPEAK
ers OF the occasion.
-
The Washington times., 1921-10-26
The Woman
Observer
Age of Selfshness.

THE WOMAN believes that every
- child should have at least one
bath a week, should brush its
teeth at least once every day.
should sleep with windows open,
drink much milk, eat vegetables
and fruit every day, drink much
water every day, play out of doors,
and do numerous other things to
maintain a high standard Of health.
To maintain a high standard of
living, sfe also believes that the
child should he taught a few man.
ners, either ty parents or by
school teachers.
Lately / have had occasion to
use the Fourteenth street and Mt.
Pleasant cars frequently. / was
greatly surprised and panied at
mothers who allowed their chill
dren of five years and less to
occupy a seat Qor which they had
not paid and permit women pas
sengers, as well as men. to stand
in the aisles. They could easily
have held the children on their
laps. Also ch.iGren Of nine and
ten both girls and boys, kept
thsr seats ano let women who
were as Did ms their mothers IND
in mnnv cases elder, stand.
It is well that the social con-
sciousness Of the child be locked
after as well as its physical being.