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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

teen, mostly scout masters ard s@sis-
tants
Nj. Pierce. ther.resident Of the Local
Council, was present a. the meeting.
scout Executive Scott had charSe OF
the meeting and gave a talk outlining
his plans for the coming year. During
the talk he brought Up for discussion
methods OF conducting the troop meet
ings records the passing q tests and
other troop activities.
A considerable part Of the discussion
was confined to the question of whether
it was not possible to teach al! tests
through the medium OF games Il was
decided that it was there we're hardly
any Tests that Guild not be taught in
lhis way. Apparently everyone derived
some good from this discussion
Everyone then enjoyed a feed" OF
ice cream and cake. Then some follow
lit the sas grate, the ishts were turned
out. ana a round OF stories were enjoyed
and you know Il takes a Scout Master
70 tell a real story. They ranged from
adventure to ghost stories III 1act
some OF the fellows wero so nervous
that when the meeting oro&e up at
eleven p NJ they had TO stick together
as long as possible for company.
At the next meeting they are Eoing to
initiate all the new men into the Ancient
Order Of Siam. This is 8 Scout Lodge
that numbers among its members some
iIlustrious personages
Also Mr. Gordon was delegated as
feed committe for next time and he an
nounced that it had TO be oysters.
Boy Scout Week.
One Of the things discussed at the
Scout Masters meeting was The troop
activities for Boy Scout Week which IS
the second week in Feb. Nearly every
troop IS planning Good Turn. an eS-
hibition. and on activity for that week
Detailed announcement of the plan for
the city VIII be made later.
Executive and Other Committees.
Friday evening OF this week at eight
o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms there viii be a meeting OF all
standing committees and the executive
committee OF the Local Council. This
Will be a meeting Of much importance
10 the Coy Scout movement IN Hammond
as each committee vii plan their work
! for tho coming year. y good turnout IS
therefore expected.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18
HAMMOND HIGH LOSES

The Hammond hisa school was de-
feated By the Emerson high school
SATURDAY. might at the Irving gym SIS
- II. The game was more bitter than
the score indicates. At the beginning
i looked as II Hammond had a chance
as both teams scored q free throw
and basket. Emerson's center Sturt-
ridge displayed his ability at shoot
ing baskets. He making them from
ali angles OF the boor. Hod Ham
mond been able to guard him the game
might OF ended different. Shanks and
Powley starred for Hammond. Next
Friday Hammond travels TO East Chi
cago and Saturday plays Harvey at the
Irving sym.
The high school has great hopes as
5telton and Cadwalader will be able
to play Jan. IS. These men have been
practicing with the team rcgularly and
have developed a great combination.
al these teams that have defeated
Hammond Will have another opportun-
ity TO do 50 later inAthe season. Tie
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

wage increases were made. averaging
about 10 per cent each. The reduction
removed two of these and put wages
back where they were in August, 1915
1t IS rumored that Officials OF TIC
company viii make application in the
very near future FOR the reductions or
taxes on the valuation and improve
mems al the Hsrbor Plant.
Accept Is @er Cent Reduction.
Employees or the Mark Plant OF TIE
Steel and Tube COMPANY. have con-
scented TO tire Is per cent reduction
which went into effect last Saturda y
st the present time heMark PLANT is
operating 20 per cent OF its normal
working force.
At the plant OF the Universal Poi lard
Cement COMPANY. no immediate re4uc.
ton iRwsses Is looked for. The plsnt
is working so per cent or its ca paclty
with sood future ahead
he officers and directors OF tile Am
elican Stel Toundries are holdns i
meeting todas'. but just Whist will he
the outcome viii not be known rrIl
late this e. sring.
In several OF the other plants ia tie
district little action has been taken IN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

90; light weight good and choice. 1915
@i1.eo: common and medium. S7e5Q
$50. butcher cattle heifers, so.25Qs7s;
cows. s4.seqs.e5; bulls 5000 $50
Gamer steers *4eo@5.50; veal calves
light an dhandy vi ght. -s975al9.oo.
feeder stee~: $1,000 esq; stoc1er
steers, s5.25685n
SHEEP Receipts $4,000; market. IS
lower for lambs, sheep steady; lambs
s. ;bs.. down s9.5e ai1.Oo; lambs. IS
Eos. up 1915 1Io.50
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

went 3 seco~d operation on his arm.
IS expected home torvorron.
The Deborah Aid Society OF the
First Christian church viii meet at
the church parl2rs tomorrow morning
and spend the morning sewing and
quilting for the bazaar which Is to be
held in the very near future At one
thirty they will 50 to tao nome OF Mrs.
George Hess at ~, Becker @reet
where a social afternoon Will be en-
ioyod. All OF the ladies' are requested
to come carl ys3 that they win be
@Nls to accomplish g lot OF work
William Holman or Boston. Mass.
was guest o. lis cousin Frank Ham
moud or 81 Glendale Park over The
week end
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

regards to a reduction Of 7vesas To-
is especially true, concerning The plants
or the General American Steel Car Car
Corporation. GrsNer Tank C,orporo ton
and the Bates Expanded Steel TICss
Company. all of which are working al
most normal basis. The outlook. shuz
far in the different industries is vars
encouraging the one dark spot remain
ing being the adjustments OF wages and
a matter Of production
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

HOUSINGS pts IS. 900: market, IS
ass higher. Bulk. $ae599.9S; top.
5000; heavyweight. $a.se09.s5: med
iun weight, 1915 $1,000; light weight
S9.s5 1920: heavy packing sows,
smooth. $s.s5@s.tQ; pigs. s960Gio.oo.
CATTLE-Receiqts 10000: market.
eady. Beef steers-Mediun and
heavyw ght- choice and prime. 5000
ellis: medium and good. $3.50 To-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

T. - I ! ElN--lHeeeipisa s'ess luos
packing stock, 1.atSc. u y
EGGS-Receipts~. 1913 cases: misc.
Gig s5c: ordinary Arsts, 6o962e; hrsts.
66'sc checks, 0o355c, dirt!es. SAG
Sc.
LIVE POULTRY - Turkeys. sac;
chickens, soc; springs. csc. ROSTERS
$50 pace; geese. 23c; ducks. 32c.
POTATOES - receipts. ~ cars:
northern white, Sl.16 01,25; bulk. $3.50
q 1,40
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

The broad smile l.. c. Al. Martens,
ambassador 10 the L. s. from soviet
Russia, is wearing doesn't Indicate
lie Is dovncast BY the order 10 the
department of llbor to deport
him. Martens has been notified bv
Lenine's government to cancel mil.
lions of dollars worth of orders in
the l. $. if the deportation order
is carried ct.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18
Boy Scout
Column

hat the troops are doing
Troop :
The troop has organized three patrols
as follows--the Beavers. the Gables. ard
the Rattlesnakes. The troop Will SAT
an inter patrol contest At once.
The troop meets al s:15 Wednesday,
nights. There were twenty-four scouts
present at last weeks meeting. They
had q very Interesting meeting IN &C.
ting read For real Scouting this winter
Thrae Kew recruits. shanks. Porch and
NeFiin were taken INTO The troop max
Ing a total of nearly thirty-two boys
Mr. Levi Golden. one OF the troop
committee. Is looking after the troop 10
the absence Of Mr.. Melvin Herman The
scout Master
There have been some very good 4urn5
F'P"rled IN he troop.
Mr' t'eo- Nount1' a former Scout Me
Ter VISITED the troop last meeting night.
ne lfPop expects 70 have feed ;A
me near future
mere are = te" boys IN the troop Woo
are Ho' faithful - attendance and i
they expect to hold their place ia the
r. 80 ms = ~ 70 inc me 'ns5
= '' : =
4 i''ei'a'u afNsi' '''loe'
80.
-1i.sS'-ay ''.e'1'' : an =, three AUTO
- Z SOUS vent 20 crown Point
L., 80. 80 - .'4s - ''' crown l'ou''
- -, 7-As' "a M4S '9''
o,,talass.s - - 80 s''4'
80, -.
go. -
'0''i o''i,
can Oo''iposso -
80 49, .oiA' S-4T'1-'-
- =. ~ so''u .'a--i 0u' ne l'i'SI
''ie same e'srs one
"a. ~ u O''i ana ',',7
~. e''J0' p 0'e
ei'lns troop p4a5s troop
- .i's "a pl1S' gym ms "'I4 n7
very nara 1ousht game as both teams
are apo1l l1e same weight and both
have record for clean fast basketball.
This game viii be at 500 P NJ Jan
Is
Trooo is
-rh,rsd,,, o,,,ir,
teor 49, 49, 60 -.
- d
eoou 'ulHo"l anu
.su ll'e inns -df' John NfaN-
c~yA Is ne ocou- Master OF thls 1Foop-
troop AZ
Friday night troop twelve OF 81. CAST
mers school held a reorganization meet
ing About sixteen boys turned out.
Father seroczyrsl1i is the Scout Master.
Two patrols we're orrantzed ana 4 senior
patrol leader APPOINTED Scout Fxecg-
tive Scott assisted during the meeting.
After half hours instruction and ouiz
m tbe +o7da-foo+ reo,,trAr,er+~ sow.
,,-t,. ,-,,,e -A -,,.a, o,a .oos -.
! Interested ana promise i4iie Troop
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18
No Reduction In other Plans.

The plants Of the United States steel
corporation in the district have male
no reductions Officials Of the Illinois
Steel company at South Chicago. Which
IS operating at about so per cent capa-
city, saidA they have made no cuts ard
contemplate none. The same applies 20
lhn CIR. rlant
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS "ADS"
LEATING AND
REPEATING

1snds .. skirts n one day. But
c3fo~jaE. heInstitchins. braidius
warls guaranteed. Call az Vas
q state St. little west Of Hob-
s., Phone 44s Hamm opd. So
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18
cn1cAeo cAsu cRAIN MARkEr.


WHEAT-No. hard winter, S1,S6
No. hard winter. sLseisGis5; No. !
northern spring. 7!sS. No. 5 spring,
siys
CoRN--No. 2 yellow. s74a q ssc. No,
white, e417 q $3.50, No. : yellow, S.
q q 65c; No. white, 61ls q ee3tc; No.
yellow, e114 a62isc
oATS-No. l white, 44E Case; Ne.
white, 44s4 @45:4c: 80. ? white. 449
445zc; No. 5 white, 42iz @4s:tc; No 4
white, AZ G1zC,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18
*. AND /. OF 5. CARD PARTY.

~ ef1-body is welcome at the
& s Ehts and ladies' or Security prize
ard parry and dance "Wednesday
: -t.ning jan 20 in the 4. & I. Of s.
Han over Lon Store. Music by the
Rosey Orchestra Of Chicago. Tickets
Sc person. 1-ls-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

The regular meeting OF the Lady
Mara bees Opal Hive ss6 this evening
L. o. Q. F. nall. All members request
cd 10 be present. Special business.
1851
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED TO RENT-Large furn. room
With beds for father and , sJn@
Wants meals furnished for sons. as*
L & -. Phone Hammond SIS. l-lt:F
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18
AND
SOCIAL NEWS

Mayor Daniel Brown was a guest OF
Peter w. Meyn At the Indiana So
e!ety BANQUET given in Chicago at the
Nsw Draks Hotti SATURDAY evening.
January Is.
The Ladies Aid of the Centenary n.
p. church RiN hold an all day session
At the home o. Mrs. David Montelius
q 2ss Cameron avenue tomorrow.
%
Nj. and Mrs. +, L P Sell and
daughters. Mrs. Annis Mclean and
Gladys leave az six o'clock this even
iRE for ST Peteshurg. Fla. where they
have taken a homo for the remainder
Of the winter.
The Ladies Asd OF The First Tres
hyteria1. church viii hold their regu-
lar meeting in the church parlors to-
morrow afternoon a. 3:5e. The Mes
darnes Charles Fletcher and Clark
wagoner VIII be the hostesses-
The Woneu's Guild OF the 81 Fauls
Episcopal thurca viii not. meet to
ui1rroN as usual announcement Of
their ne1t meeting VIII be made later.
The home economies department or
the Hammond " o1-ian's club VIII meet
Thursdav January 2oth the domestic
science rooms q The Washington
school Kings Pure Dehybrated
Food viii be demonstrated
-
MIS- LOUIS Meyer o. sioley street
entertained several small guests sun
day afternoon in honor Of the first
birthday OF he 9fcn. Louis Richard.
Those present we're ROSEMARY Mullen.
Louise and Virginia o'suNivan,
Martha and Ruth sanmetinser and
EHzabech TucLe.. Games were play
d and refreshments served.
rhs Trinity Ladies AID Viii hold a
social afternoon o. the home ot Watt
Sehsrey 1eS Logan stree.- Mrs. z.
Nouendcr vii DC The assisting host
saturday, evening a surprise kid
nsrty was given n honor OF Miss Ruth
s eossman at IN home Of MRS. G. s.
rti,oS s-ran and Mrs. 5. Grossman, Many
sd games wee played and beauti
ful pixies were an aided. the favors
7eins IN assortmen. or toys contain
i1S candy. The s.;is were dressed in
bangalow s7roEs--the boys in knee
trousers AMI oNeyej!s. Those present
ere: the Misses Fran KoeniGsberg
Edith Benjamin HANNAH Stain, Marion
save. Elmer geAooIman dnd Ruta
C-rossna2p. Msssrs Al Elmann. Sam
Noenie sberg. living Latton, Nanny
Randall. sam Stone and Alec Tiger
man, al or Chicago
Yrs Elsie Reilly Who went 70 Indi
anaPols With Mrs W. IT. Myers and
Mrs. X ]. Winery 10 attend the in
augura1ion and opening session Of the
legislature, returned TO Hammond yes
ecdaE She repors that the legisla-
ture are looking forward TO the trip
to LAKE county with great interest.
herbert Euth. son OF Mrs. *. Klaves
~ SIS Indiana y ecuc vao has been
i for The past three els, Is i'm
prov .ps .eIowly
Airs. q. F. south,eorth who VIII no
,olbt 5e remembered in Hammond as
SIC lived here Tor number OF years
passed AVA Ia S. Petersburg. Fla.
bcre sae hal gonc 10 live IN hope
rcGa:Ri1~ her hath.
Mrs ). G. Jarrett of Wa.tham street
IA WITH The humps
5u.us 9Isya who has been at the
ssbycerian hospital in Chicago for
- past three weeks where he under
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

T:nersons seconds defeated the Ham
r9ond seconds 10 to in a curtain
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18
INLAND STEEL EN-
PLOYES IN STEEL RE
DUCTION PROTEST

Continued from Psae oeo)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

Mrs LOUIS Meyer o. sIoley street
entertained several small guests sum
day afternoon in honor Of the first
birthday of he sfcn. Louis Richard.
Those present we're ROSEMARY Mullen.
Louise and Virginia. O'sulliVan,
Martha and Ruth SanmetinSer and
EHzabech TucLe.,. Games were play
& d and refreshments served.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

Mrs Elsie Reilly Who went 70 Indi-
anaPol4s With Mrz. W. IT, Myers ana
Mrs. X ]. Uhine:y 10 attend the in
a uguration and opening session Of the
legislature, returned TO Hammond yes
ecday She reports that the legista-
ture are looking forward TO the trip
- LAKE county with great interest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

The home economies department or
me Hammond " or,ian's club VIII meet
Thursday January 2oth. the domestic
science rooms q The Washington
school, Kl7ss Pure Dehybrated
Food VIII be demonstrated,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

herbert Ruth. son OF Mrs. X. Klaves
~ SIS Indiana aNeruc vHo has been
4 for The past three -eks, is i'm
pros .Dg Slowly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

The Ladies Asd OF The FIRST lres-
hyteria1, church viii hold their regu-
lar meeting in the church parlors to-
morrow afternoon a. e:5e. The Mes
da1res Charles Fletcher and Clark
wagoner viii be the hostesses.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

The yonen's Guild Of the 81 Paul's
Eplscopal ehurca viii not. meet to
pfarroN as usual announcement Of
their ne1t meeting VIII be made later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

Nj and Mrs. Z, L P Ben and
daughters, Mrs. Annis Mclean and
Gladys leave al six o'clock this even
inE for ST. Peteshurg. Fla. where they
have taken homa for the remainder
OF the winter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

The Ladies' Aid of the Centenary NJ.
2. church R-iN hold an all day session
At the home o. Mrs. David Montelius
" 25s Cameron avenue tomorrow
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

Julius Nsyn who has Been At the
tsbyseIaan hos2. tai in Chicago for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

Peter w. Meyn At the Indiana So
e!ety BANQUET given in Chicago at the
Nsw- Drake Hotfl Saturday evening.
- uuarl- Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
7, D, H, {, AWARDS DIPLOMAS
To F|FTY-N|NE GRADUATES

Dreamy Town" and bcncdiction was
pronounced by Rev. Welsh. Following
the program. the large stage Of the
auditorium WAS crowded BY friends or
the. members Of tn" class and parents,
who wishes each success in life and in
their future education.
Following are members Of tho class:
The members of the class were:
General Course.
Ruth {. Blankcnsop Betty G.. Bodley.
Elizabeth Jane Cox. Helen Caroline Cur
It's. EStcllc Viola Erh. Este Madeline
Hamrick. Olive Virginia Gray. Olive
Elizabeth hermann. Margaret Virginia
Hermann. Margaret Louise Hissrich,
Ruth Kahn. Elizabeth Il. Potter kath-
crime Il, Scharf. Virginia Henry Sea-
bright. Margaret G. Stewart. Edith Viz
GINA Sweeney. Wilma Wounceta VIM
tcrs, John Edward Brown. Jr.. W. Rus
sell Clarke. Albert Il. Denton. Harold
". Folmar Edward \. Friedrichs. Will
liam c. Handlan. Clyde r. Jenni David
N. Latta. Robert L. Miller. Edward +.
Mckee, Melvin Wiltshire Naylor. Her
bert r Holmstead, Harold l. Price Cliff
ford Edwin Skillcorn. Willard +. Smith.
Household Science Course.
Mary H. Arbcnz Florence Elizabeth
Arbenz Olga VI. Anderson. Lillian "
Colmar. Kathryn l.. Hendrix. Anna Mae
Keyscr, Eva Elizabeth Lehman, Mary
Grace Linton, Laura Ann Potter. Ottilie
G.. Schubart. Sarah Elizabeth Shirk
Emily NJ. Weimer. Dorothy Pritchard
Wood. Madelyn Virginia Youngman.
Industrial Arts Course
William Isctt Bender, Ernest John
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

! o'clock the annual sermon TO the Senior
class will BE- delivered by the lscV.
Charles Fl. Robinson. -. D.. pastor or
the First United Presbyterian church
Of Wheeling. The other events OF the
schedule arc:
Monday, June Sis Pc m.-Glee club
opcrctta.
Tuesday. June :, $50 p. m.-1nter-
mural fold and track meet. S:lj p. Ill.,
Rryant-Irving joint program.
Wednesday. juno s. S:l5 r. m.-Scnior
class play, Tho College Chap.
Thursday. June 2. 10 a. m.-Com-
mcnccmeut program; address by Hon.
Mp. Shawkcy. p. H.. Dallas-Normal
baseball game, following Alumni base
ball game. 1880 p. H., Alumni banquet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
FIRST Co1ndENcEnHNT HELD IN
NEW AUDITORIUM or TR1A-
DELPHIA INSTITUTION.
ELABORATE PROGRAN, WITH AD-
DRESS ny PRESIDENT OF OHIO
wESLEYAN COLLEGE,.
GLASS IS LARGEST EVER 9RADu-
ATED PROM THE OU1-THE-
PIKE HIGH SCHOOL

Before an audience that crowded the
spacious now auditorium OF the Tr!ade!-
phia District high school, htty-ninc
young men and young women rccelseu
their diplomas Of graduation last eve
nn- Last evenings exercises were
marked by the unusually large crowd
An interesting program. and the largest
class in the history OF Philadelphia DIS
tr,ct high school.
Opening the program. fifty young
ladies Of the Glec club OF the SchooI
sanS Spring Song" following which
Rev. J. Gilbert Wells offered the info-
cation "Atioat at Dusk was sung by
the Glcc club girls. following WhlSh
Miss Wilma Winters delivered her ora
ton on New Forms on Service" 1t was
we'll given being Of an unusual nature
pcr,aiutin to the services the graduates
might render to their fellow-man, and
WIS greeted with much applause.
William c. Handlan. the other class
orator, was next on the program his
Grafton on THE Fairyiand OF Science
was also we'll received. He spoke ut
length Of tho strides made BY science in
the past two decades. the wonderful in
>cntions that today are used by the
peoples OF the world
ITO Wild Rose" Il chorus by the Giee
club WAS next on the program, follow
ing which Prof. S. S. Jacobs. superin-
teudcnt Of schools introduced the prin-
cipal speaker OF the evening. DR.. John
W. Hoffman. president of Ohio Wesleyan
university. Delaware, Ohio.
DR.. Hoffman took as his subject. The
Moral Basis OF Education" and proved
himself masterful. impressive speaker
driving his many points home with en-
l1SsF IVNCr m
on the minds OF his hearers. Hts adj
dress covered = large scope that was
Of interest to the audience as we'll as
the members OF the class.
He opened his address by compliments
ing the class upon the successful con-
clusion Of their high school duties. ana
then took up the subject of the basic
problems OF the reconstruction or so
ciety as must need be done BY the COM
ing generations
Or Hoffman iirSt separated his sun
isct into four parts. the problem oil
the organizat ion of the Individual HE.
the problem of social purpose OF the IN
divid,al. the problem OF combating
selfshnesS. and the problem Of what
the church and school Quotations owe
10 the social and industrial Proplems
Of the world.
In conclusion. Dr. Hoffman declared
the schools and churches Of the world
owe much to society today. but their
teachings can only be Of benefit to the
world and thai by the following OF the
teachings by the young men and women
who are graduating from the respective
schools into the world to show what
knowledge they have gained. and their
ap,ness to apply it in their chosen
courses Of life.
Following Or. Hoffman's address.
Prof. Jacobs presented the diplomas to
the class. At the conclusion OF the pre-
sentation. the Glee club girls sang
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26

Following the first inspection Of al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
new LOCK BOX
RATE IS POSTED

A bulletin was posted in the Federal
building late yesterday afternoon by
w. W. Irwin, postmaster. announcing q
raise in the rates for private lock boxes
at the post office. The price Of the
small box heretofore vas but 81 while
the bulletin shows that the price for he
same box now for one quarter or three
months Is $3.50.
All other boxes have been increased
accordingly 80 that the medium boxes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
K. c. NIGHT SCHOOL
SUMMER VACATION

All classes Of thu knights of Column
bus free night school for cA-scrNiCc Mon
will be- discontinued after Friday. May
- to be resumed again in October. AZ
cording TO announcement mad" by rr"f.
Guy l.. Holden. principal Of the school.
Tho classes have been most successful.
AMI the craftsmanship class. with Mr..
Warren n. Church instructinG. has held
the record in attendance and work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
WEST LIBERTY
COMMENCEMENT
SCHEDULE OUT
HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS RECITAL
THIS EvEN1NG-cLASS SERVICE
SUNDAY EVENING.
COMMENCE MORNING OF JUNE o.
ADDRESS BY Ex-SUPT.
M. P. SHAwKEY.
SENIOR CLASS PLAY JUNE AND
ALUMNI BANQUET WILL BE
HELD EVENING OF
JUNE 9.

Tho complete commencement schedule
If West Liberty Normal school. May 70
10 June inclusive. WAS announced yes
tcrt.ay by President Howard MCtiinnis.
The schedule opens this evening with
the recital OF the high school chorus at
S:la a. m: Thursday. June .. NJ S:l5
y. IN. will be the program by the train
;ng school, and ut the same hour the
evening Of Friday. June 3. there will be
the annual recital by the normal schools
department of music.
Sunday afternoon. juno 5. at ESQ