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The Washington herald., 1921-11-08
Pictures CAPITAL With
Million People in 1881

Washington ten years hence with
/, ZOO, 900. population is pictured by
Col. Barry Bulkley in his book.
washington. Old and New" now
ready for the printer. Pennsylvania
avenue. from the Capitol to Eight
eenth street. he describes as becom-
ing the most beautiful boulevard in
the world: the street railway lines
have disappeared and in their place
tation.
come the world center Of art, finance.
education and literature. The book.
which is expected out before New
Year. has been prepared with the
collaboration Of Capt. j. Walter
Mitchell. veteran correspondent.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08
BIRTHS


White. =.
Samuel and Jennie Walters, boy. :
Dan and Cell Gatses, girl. -
Harry =. and Edna Harris, boy. e
Angelo and RcSkina Anastasi. girl.
Herbert and Nola Webster, boy.
Howard W. and Eva N. Milstead, girl. :
Archie B. and Marie @. Fletcher. girl. =
John P. and Jaeie Mcconnell, girl.
Frank @. and Naoma Bowler. boy. -
William L. and Dorothy DeGraifenreid,
'it. - ~,
Charles /. and lisa a. Carpenter, girl. (!
Kirke c. and Catherine Kibler, girl.
Abner @. and Mary N. Lakeman, boy. :
Colersd.
Harvey and Estelle ellis, boy.
Harry and Lilly Brooks, girl. -
Phillip L. and Rosa Lewis, boy.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08

Highest, 67.9; lowest. 44.2. 49,. D.
Relative humidity: a. m.,62; Q
p. m. 81; s p. m, As. 80,
rainfall p. m to SC p. m.), 20. s.
Hours of sunshine, Sc.
Per cent'of possible sunshine, 81.
Departures from Normal.
Accumulated excess OF tempera-
ture since January 1, 1921. 1859.
Excess OF temperature since No
vember 1, 1921, IL. -, =.
Accumulated deficiency of pre-
cipttation since January l. 1891, SIS.
Excess OF precipitation since No
vember l., 1921, 50.
Temperature Same, Date Last Year.
Highest. 5S; lowest, Al.
Tide Conditions.
High a. m. and 2:37 p. m
Low-S:+9 a. m. and 9:19 p. m. d.,
Sun-Rises, .6:42 a. m; sets, 5:0l
p. m. +.
Moon-Rises. 1880 p. m: sets. mid
night. ~. -
River Coaditio4s.
Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
both clear at Harpers Ferry yes
terday afternoon =. a..
d: Other Temperatures
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DEATHS

Hospt. .
Patrick r. Shea. 81. Walter Reed Hospt. :
Ellen 2. Meyers, y, e0S sth ct. NV. =
John A. Peristeris. IS. 1898 Conn. ave. NV.
sallis Tyrrell, "a, 1877 1st st. NV.
Ruby A. Glossbrenner, 2, LIS Todd pl. ne.
Infant Of Floyd B. and Cora L. Matthias,
day, sibley Hospt
Edward n. Miles. 2. II K st. NV.
oolorsd.
Ralph s.>Tibbs. q. e24 Ut. NV. Il
George Williams, Al, go Fla. ave. NV. y
Ellen Foster. q, Freedmen's Hospt.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08

pounds or more and am now able to
do my work. recommend the Vege-
table Compound to my friends and
you may use these facts as a testi-
monial. Mrs. SALLIE SIEFERr, 313
W. Fourth Street. Pottsville, Pa.
The everyday life Of many house.
wives is a continual struggle with
weakness and pain. There Is nothing
more wearing than the ceaseless
round of household duties and they
become doubly hard when some fe-
male trouble makes every bone and
muscle ache, and nerves all on edge.
II you are one Of these women do
not suffer for four or five years as
Mrs. Siefert did, but profit by her
experience and be restored 10 health.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08

and was very ir-
regular. Twas not
fit to do my work
at times and took
medicine from q
doctor and got no
benefit. I saw
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound adver-
tised in the news
papers and took
itand got alright.
i gained twenty
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08
SH ELLEY
CON ICE RT

HARRY ROWE SHELLEY, great Com
possr-orEtnist Of New York, assisted By
Chorus Of Sixty Voices. FIRST coGGREoA-
TIoHAI CHURCH, Tenth and Streets
NV. Wednesday, Q p. N. Reserved seat
tickets on sale at church Office, tl.6o and u.
Course Tickets for Shelley Concert, HhFp
Vocal Ensemble Of Boston. obsrlin College
Glee Club, S2.So and -.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08
,GARRICK.
9Eyerydny.o

Mary Il. Kirkpitriek presented at nc
6srriok last night . nsv play " neelsi !,
reotsd sy Miss Crothsrs and produced under
hsr personal SUPERVISED.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08
ABLE TO DO
HER WORK
After Long Suffering Mrs. Siefert
Was Restored to Health BY
Lydia E. Pinkham's 8 Vegetable
Compound

Pottsville, Pa.-'T suffered with
female trouble for four or five years
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08
THE WEATHER
Ferseast for Today and Tomerrew,
For the Distric

sAAe Nistrlct
Q ( c olu m bta,
M aryIand ana
Virginia. partly
cloudy and cooler
today; tomorrow
unsettled; fresh b
northeast an d
east winds.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08
MISS BlLODGETT
BECOMES BRIDE OF
CAPT. GAILLARD

Continued from Page Fire.
Daily picayune., 1921-01-29
A LETTER TO THE w. (. T. II.
 OF THE STATE.

Prescott has large share in it, as this union contributed about $65.000 to help the commission through an emergency-Mrs R. l.. Blakely, super intendent of legislation. local W. c. T. U.
 Little Rock. Ak. Jan. 2s. 1921. Friends
 We want you to know that you have pat through the emergency appropria. ton for the Commission of Charities and Correction. It passed the Ser.at yesterday without dissenting vote All honor to you and Arkansas.
 Our biennial appropriation goes be fore the Budget Committee the 7th of February. Keep up your good work.
 The two child Welfare Bills before the House now are House Bill 25s
Daily picayune., 1921-01-29
FIRST FIGHT WON.

By vote of 1s to 15, the Senate yes terday passed the House Bill, abolish inc the present Penitentiary Commis- sion. Thus has been fought and won the first battle for state reform.
 The result of the vote o nthis ques- ton. according to political observers in- di,stes the Senate lineup on other administration measures which will come up for consideration. Granting the right of each Senator to his honest conviction, and without any reflection oo the course of the opposition .o the tolicies so clearly and conscientiousiy outlined by Governor McRae, we think that we view the situation in the light of a great public need, when we dee'are our unfaultering faith in the wisdom of the governors statesmanlike reeom- mf adat tions
 Feeling as we do that the time is now. we ea ,r.cstly hope that the leglsla ture will aci ii accordance with the crratpst demand ever expressed by 'he rec pie. giving to them the benefits of gove, nment more economically admin ,s,cred. and morc carefully guarded.
Daily picayune., 1921-01-29

fNriller1. This bill requires all orphan :, y..4 to keep records of children. It governs the importing and exporting ef children into ant from Arkansas. .eoufres physical and mental exanina tis1 before children ian be brought or sent into Arkansas by Eastern or other apeniips and guards the State against being a dumping ground for undeslra- hles ihiIdren by New York or other Eastern Cities II also gives the Com mission of Charities and Correction supervision and licensing of all orphan ages and child placing agencies
 House Bill 235. Is some greatly need ed amendments to the Juvenile Court law All the Social agencies and Pro bation officers are anxious to nave these amendments go through. l am .lasping your hands in joy over this great thing you have done for our state.
 Elizabeth N. Speer, Sec Commission of Charities and Cor
 iection.
Daily picayune., 1921-01-29

C. NJ. Hirts, president. Prof Rtrnard Erwin leader for ths meeting. The program rendered by Miss Mae Duke last Sunday evening was exeellfnf- Come on time
 Sermon at : D. m., Pitching your tent in the wrong direction and it's re- suits. Scripture. Lot dwelt in the cities and plains and pitched his tent toward Sodom" Prof Bernard Erwin leader of our choir will furnish appro- priate music for the preaching services. We urge every membtr to be present. We have definite task for each The general public are always welcome
Daily picayune., 1921-01-29
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

All advertising copy must be reeeiv- at the office of The Picayune not lat CT than 10 a. m., of the day on which it Is intended for use, otherwise II VIII appear in the issue of the following day Advertising copy for use in the week iy Picayune should reach this office rot later than Wednesday morning.
 Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation or any individual, firm or corporation ap- bearing fin The Picayune will De nromptly corrected if brought to the attention of the publisher. Statements of facts however will not be retra cfed
Daily picayune., 1921-01-29
AT THE CHURCHES
Presbyterian Church.

Sunday school 10 a. m.. Sid J. Gen try. superintendent. No preaching al either morning or evening, as the pa E. tor will preach at Ashdown. Junior Christian Endeavor D. m., and Senior Endeayor at o'clock Mir. Conrad White was elected President and Hugh Hart Secretary of the Senior Endeavor last Sunday and will take charge to- morrow.
Daily picayune., 1921-01-29
Present Baptist Chu.rh.

Sunday school at 10 a. I'll. Lester Steed superintendent. Sermon at - a. m., subject: "The Bread of Life and what to be done with it. Scripture Cast thy bread upon the waters for thou shalt find it after many days" W. A. Forbes Large crowds are at tending thes meetings. Let others
Daily picayune., 1921-01-29
Methodist Church.

Sunday school at 9 :45 a. m. C. c. Calhoun superintendent The goal for attendance tomorrow is 225. We must not fail to reach it. Preaching by the pastor. Rev. J. A. Sage. at the usual hours, morning and evening. Epworth League devotional service at 6 p. m., led by Miss Nell Thorburn A cordial welcome for all to all of the services.
Daily picayune., 1921-01-29
Christian Church.

Bible school 10 q. m. R. L. Blakeiy superintendent Preaching at II I. Li. su. ject. 'Faithfulness. Preaching at !, m.. subject "A Demonstration cf |. I's Love" Junior Christian r.n- ti, isor society meets at 6 D Ia.
 T. F Hall Pastor.
Daily picayune., 1921-01-29

If you have lot to sell CT . hons to lease or a horse or hound to trade, try our Classified Ad' Column.
Daily picayune., 1921-01-29

Newly elected county missionary, 1 Rev. McPherson. will preach at the evening service.
Daily picayune., 1921-01-29

We have several attractive propos,. Iions ln the way of small farms ana city property. See us.
 Moore and Martin.
Daily picayune., 1921-01-29

If you want home, see Moore and Martin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-10
|DN fUcA o)lUElU[U|'

De object, baabatii inaintea ca
vorbind de viitoarea lor
jumatatica zic: ''E un inger.' 81
dupa ce-a trecut luna de mierct
soptesc: e un drac impelitat''
i
De sigur. pc moi M ne mtere-
seaza, dar lumea va suffer- fOarte
multi daca o fetita costeliva nu
Sc va aranja oare cum, ca milo
cul eli sd alba circomferinta
multi sau mai putin pete treizeci
81 sase de degete.
=
Femeile au fnceput sd Sc con-
vinea ca misiunea de jllrati nu
SC potrivestp Gu tcmperamentul
lor. - Sc stea ceasuri 81 adesea
oare zile intregi numai sa as
culte!..
=
Daca englezii vor apliea inca
sase luni dispozitiunile autonomi,
eli III lrlanda. dc 'buna seama ca
tara va trebui populata ell alte
elemente din coloniile sale.
=
Gu totii urim pafavrele dal
cind vedem um palavragiu facem
roata in jurul lui
=
Nu va revoltati impotriva une
fetite care STA rumenit fata
Francezul zice: 'Napseste 81 ss
vinde".
s
81 cind att inceput sa DAFT toati
atentiunea cuvenita mei fetite
adevar va zic voua. nu-i departt
vrcmea cind veti incepe sal pla
titi 81 contln'ile.
=
Sarutatul poate sd fie Insalu
bru, dupa cum spun Oameml dt
stiinta. dar moi stim Cd e un re
mediu sigur pentru uncle Dol
de inima.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-10

Dupa moartea att de regretata
a episcopului Dimitrie Radu. ia
talitatea a volt ca a doua victima
odiosului atentat de la Senat sd
fie tOcmai omul de bine. bunul
lomin. 'barbatul polite leal, cu
convingeri 81 princlpii conserva-
toare, Dimitrie Greceanu, minis
tr,ll Justitiei.
Prin caracter1tl lui ,afa,bil, prin
sinceritatea convingerilor sale
cOnservatoare, prin simtimintele
lui rominesti. Dimitrie Greceanu
nu sc bucura numai de dragostea
prietenilor sal politici, ci u de
stima adversarilor.
In timpul razb0iului, Dimitrie
Greceann, fseind parte din gn.
rerHnl nstionai. q conAns depar-
tasaenAaa lucrSrilor publioe, a q
II moaeste foeTte grsle
Il 3 l,tssl tar6, mi ~ a slIestiu-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-10
DATORIA De AL
(Contlnuare de pc pag. ~

tul nostru rominesc sa aipara
inaintca lumii in tOata straluci-
rea, lar moi rominii vazindu-ne
virtutile, sa ne 'iubim tot mai
multi 81 intro singura simtire.
Aceasta e de All in colo datO-
ria nOastra a tuturOr rOmlnllOr,
dupa ce Dumnezeu ne-a 'ajutat 81
ne vedem in tara noastra. prin
iertfele nemasurate ale soldatu-
lui romin, in tara mare 81 fra-
moasa dintre sesul Tisei 81 Nistra
dintre Carpatii galitieni, Dmare
81 Mare.
("Patria J..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-10
EchiNbrul social


ingrijorari. JOS avem temelia pu-
ternica 81 sanatoasa a poporuluil
nostru de la safe, sus acoperisul
alcatuit din elemente destul de
impestritate sub inriurirea diferl,
te.or curente politice 81 culturale,
lar la mijloc peretii 81 stilpii,
earl fac legatura intre temelie 81
acoperis, in mare parte nu sunt al
noStri, ci al streinilor
Ar Fl eel mai nechibzuit dintre
oameni cel-ce $ ar ,apuca sa-Si cla-
deasca casa neavind de cit mate,
rialul de asezat la temelie 81 eel
pentru acoperis, lar paretii Ia
sinddu-i in grija vccinilor, carl
in ori-ce moment ar putea sa-si
ceara mai tirziu indarapt Dirnele
| sau caramizile, Gu earl au fost
construiti paretii acelei case. Va;
81 amar de casa, care ar avea un
astfel de stapin!
Tot astfel putem zice: Val 81
amar de Statul care in opera sa
de refacere 81 re1ntregire negll-
jeaza mationalizare clasei de mij-
loc. lasind iii grija elementelor
streine cele mai importante re-
surse financiare 81 economice!
Prin o astfel de negligenta pa
catoasa insas desvoltarea nor
mala a Statului este zadarnicita
81 suveranitatea lui poate deveni
in orr ce moment iluzorie. Cei-cc
Sc aseaza in cuprmsul Statului,
numai ca sd eNploateze ell lacomle
toate prilejurile de imbogatire,
nici odata nu Sc vOr pulea allpl
sutleteste de poporul, care for
meaza temelia acestui Stat 81 nu
! Sc vor identified deceit in mod
fatarnic 81 interesat GU cfi-ce stau
''a cirma Statului. A facut deci 9
crima nationala 81 continual a face
orr care guvern, care a lasat s
.asa particica fie clt de neln'
semnata din bogatiile tarii sa fie
exploatata de streini i'm folosul
or 81 in paguba poporului nostrn
carui clasa de mijlOc este atlt
de intiviata in desvoltarea 81
tocmai din cauza indOllentei celol
ce nu i-au dat tot sprijiml nece-
sar pentru o intremare 81 intarirc
cit mai repede.
| Sa nadajduim ca Sc va incepe
de urgenta indreptarea greseliloz
savirsite pima acum in directia
aceasta, ca sd poata progresa
c.tasa noastra de mijloc 81 GU aju
torapl ei sd vedem deplin resta'
4 bilit e:hilibr,l social.
C''Patria" J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-10
Dir1itY'ie CreCeanu

noa relatiuni.or noastre Gu Ru-
sia. sa ajute la apararea demni,
tatei 81 a intereselor Rom1nici.
El a stiut sd apere Gu energie, la
marele cartier general rusesc, in,
teresele noastre, 'atunci clnd RuSii
yroiau sa puma nina pc caile noa.
sire ferate.
Gu mutt bun simt, cu 'un spirit
limpede-vazator Dimitrie Gre
ceanu era I'M ,barbat polite de ia
care tara putea sstepta inca mul-
te seryicii.
Moartea sa stht de naprasnie6
laxa unanime regre&e atit in Ger
cul prietenilnr s6i politici, cit Il
IN r5ndurife sdver1laeslor oeri il
atimar peutru cslitStile ss1e.
Transmitem famili9 wult -
|eevcsse exppssin1sa ailscssilor noa
|stre esnd ndsleente.
'Hiitoral's
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-10
Parlamentul rom1n

Umarnd desbaterile din Camera Romine pc dim
lsa de spatu regetm nu e puen reproduce, consatam
adnca parere Gle ca presna aspect trlst durero
aspecul une anna de scandalagi de cerre 81 insulta
tori, aunati parca ctnadins sa insulte reciproc
SCeeace mai trist 81 mai ngjcr faptu
daee sun provocae char de carl datorinta
entna ordnea pestigu Corurlor Leguoare la nveln
cuvent uu corp egisav de mnistr 81 adeea or de nsu
rresetlintee Came1ei.
ntr din selinele Camelei d. Iorga plins in mod
fcarte cuvincos impotrva apulu ca s pus din
pc zaru dsae atnC cnd ae ziare carl aaca mai
veleenta acee mnistri sun supuse cenzurei
'Neamu Rominesc cenzura In loc sa respunza i'll
mod mpaciuitor explic1na petlu sa cenzura
zaru dupa sa expicat dupa agitat 81 lnferbln
sprtee) minsrul de inferno, d. Argetoanu ii spune
''Fndcd al nceput devil lar revoutonar 81
GU autortatea mea TI-AM WRIT PUMNUL IN GURA!
La respuns natural 7ntreaga opozties
aprecaza autortae moraa d lorga sa rdice 81
proesteze energe vocereze eptee putin
magutoare la aresa bncei mnisterale reamntnd unora
din minsr vechle pacate compoture ulze impotriva Re-
geui 81 regalita, joratea la rindu Ell sara in
apaarea guveruui prin vocferar 81 epitee 81
insulte, la gajdulu, 81 umeze scandaul
pima la ridicarea sedintei
Intro alta sedntd, tot Camerei az Dec 192o), dputa
tu Madgcaru sue la runa vorbeasca 81 adresnduse
deputatilor zice:
''Tin Sc relev proceoarei, asout necuvncoasa d-lu
Presedine al Adunari'' dar il itrerupe resedinee z
end: zee? Sa mai contnui swirl della trna s
lar scandal Opozitia proteseaz oritatea resrunde
''lncidene' Gle aceste ntimpa znc 81 de obicei Ia
(scEeea sednelor provocate parca dnadns invent
nelsca sutletee age lrltee plOVoace amos1era
pima de 81 vrajba incor(lare pentru restul ze.
La desclderea Corpurilor Legiuoire bucurasem va
z1nd ca in Mesagul Regal anuna mai mue leg in foosu
tr 81 al obste creznd ortatea opozta
seros pc ucu, stund lege prouse, dscundue SINCE
rivna omuu oror penru bnee arii Ne asteptam
la discuti sanaoase porne din prncip, din ineresee 81
nevoe arii 81 obste din aceste discuti asa umna
ssd fureasca egi peite salveze tara din stuaqnea
trista 81 dnreroasa III care afla. "a
: Mai mutt inca in ohosulu afentat della Senat de-
ndgnare de partidee daca decaraunile
fos sncere) astepm la unire sufeeasca tutuor CRU
parlor ot puma uarul 81 mai mua energie Ia
caul statuu sal scoata din fagasu in s'a inamot
Mimic Certuri scandaie carl coboara prestigul Corpu
rlor Legiuoare la nveu adunaor certaret
dalag sau atunat ssi spee rufele murare in Casa
Iaii 81 pc socoteaa eli.
f rist regretabi, dar pima in zua de II Dec, asa
fos Ca sa facut scmbare de atunc pima sm
Vom vedea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-10
lNFORNAIlUN
1mpuScat si fuge 0 mla.

1mpuscat si fuge 0 mila.
Gu nn ,glonte de revolver il
cap, calibrul 32. d. James Shur
ney, in etate de 30 ami, a fugit
mai multi de mila. de pc st
Clair 81 f. 18th Str. pima Ia
Charity Hospital. Doctorii spun
ca rama poate fi fatala.
Dupa cum spune sergentnl d,
polite Belief 81 Snyder. care al
investigat accst caZ, Shurney 4
mers la casa cumnatei lui. dina
Willis Davis, aci s'au luat i,
cearta. Spre IA Sc apara, spun'
d-na Davis. pus NINA pc III
revolver 81 a puscat asupra lu
Shurney. Gloantele nimerit pt
victima in cap.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-10

buc&t&riei.
State College, Pa. = Studentil
din State College din acest Oras
vor invaa 81 arta bucatariei
dupa cum au anlntat alalti
| seara directorii liceului. Ours
pentru b,,catarie va III sta'blit de
la prima Februarie 81 va plrta
numele de ''Stiinta domesticd
pentru barbati''. In acest ours
SIC va eNplica valoarea nltritiva
precm 81 pregatirea mincarilol
simple.
Studentilor 'barbati ii sc va da
0 ora teorie 81 trei ore pe siipta
nina practea, in aceasta 'artil
a stomscufui"
CaptuGasea unsi piici salba4ice
Middletown. N. Y. - 0 pisicd
salbatica oanadiana care cinta.
regte treneci si sase de funti $
are O lungime de patru urine, a
fost prinsa de c6tra dl Herman
Christian. un vfnAtor din Roscoe
din jud. sullivan.
Pisica q fost prinsa de d-nul
Christian intro curs&.
+ foarte rar cfnd astfel de ami
male sj,lng la un punct att d.
departat de locul lor de Origine
Mosrtcs ANui SET indian.
Tacoma, Wash. - Charles So
ticam, menabrul unai trib de indi
mi nunhi PayAllup, q murit ..
enm is curfnd in etatea de lll
de AMI. 81 este v5rul fostnlui ri
1esttle, dup . e1rpi hume . fost
|nn1nit ssaesl es6ttla, Wash. soti'
|&en - alul dintrs sefii tribulni
mi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25
Macmillan Will Sail
For Arctic July IS

Wheeling friends OF Donald y. Mac
MILAN. the famous Arctic explorer. viii!
he interested in tn" announcement that
he Is To sail for the Far North again
on July Is. in his new vessel. the "bow-
do!n." Mr. Macmillan lccturrd IN Vince!
ing last winter on his Arctic travels
and left a very pleasant impression. Inc
following story from Brunswick. Maine
includes tho announcement:
RrunSuirN Me. June ct.-Morc than
700 attended the annual alumni dinner
THIS afternoon which followed the ll6th
commencement of liowdoin college.
Coy r,rcival Banter Of tho class Of rs
was tho principal guest and speaker
while another member of the same class
was Prof. Donald q. Macmillan. tho
Arctic explorer. who announced definite
~ that ne would sail from WiScaSset
July H. aboar d his new vessel. the Eow-
doin. for Bafiin Land in his search for
the magnetic poe.
Announcement was made by President
SillS Of 4 legacy Of $50 900 by tho will
Of pr. Thomas I'pham Coo. - OF Ban
gor, and $4,000 from the estate OF
Harry T. Converse Of Maiden. Mass.
Kate Douglas WiEGin. the author,
upon whom Howd"in has bestowed the
dcgr"n Of Lib. gay" $3.50 toward the
fund for college preachers.
The following honorary degrees were
awarded: Doctor Of Letters. to Don &.
Scitz of the New York World: Doctor
Of Divinity. TO the Rev. Newman Smyth
so, of New Haven: Doctor of Humane
Letters to Henry Kirk White, "a. Of
Newcastle. Nc; Doctor Of Science. t.
Addison Sanford Thayer. sc, dean OF
Bowdoin Medical School. and to Preston
Kycs. 90. OF the University of Chicago
/ Master Of Arts. to Heloisc Edwina Her
scy of Roston and Wilbert Grant Mallet
I ~. Of Pennington. Nc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25
ID ASK REMEDY
FOR CONGESTION
BUSINESS NEN TO PETITION CoUN-
CHI. CONCE RNING CONGESTION
ON SIXTEENTH STREET.
Claim Wheeling Traction Freight Cars
ObstTuct Block From Market to
Main.

\ prtl'un with rract:"aiiy every bust
nrsS Nru-,. from Tw"ntN-S"coud L"
'rv, ,r,h S:rr.t SiGuju& II VII! l." sub
~ 'r"I 80 r"UurIl ucNt Tu""'iay night
u.NluE rh.r booty I" remedy IA" ""nrcH-
ION on Sl>ir,,i'h street between Mtrh"t
ard Mann struts. caused hy III" LOADING
and unloading 81 trclEH; on tn" Wheel
.uS Traction company freight ears.
rh" business houses claim ;hat tho
street IL r"ucc~tcd a. result ~ IN"
freight cars ~innuIn: there. and tina
from two - 'hrr" hours must l." spent
every tim" :, driver has shIrm"nt for
~, car.
Although ~" petitioners VIII ASK
council t. devise some means Of pre-
,rutin; TINS congestion. they Viii SuG-
;;r;t that tn" traction company be COM
ncll"d to erect i platform oil Water
street. on which to load and unload
freight. and from Their" In the freight
cars. thus eliminating the congestion as
well aS The loss "f time. I'll" only rN-
r"nSr. they contend. will I've ia" laying
n = cross raj a; Twrlrth and Main
streets and Fourteenth and Nam streets
because ;hr trI'H on Water street and
81 TNr'rth and on Fourteenth streets
rover has been taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25
CORY TO SPEAK ON
1.-THE HOLY SPIRIT"

-. W cory, sn7cc:n''aE""; 81 -"
r'uiun Mission. VIII speak tonight Il; n"
chapel. us.ng a. lis subject. "rh" Holy
Spirit" Tn,rr W." -: i praise and
testimony service.
Sunday evening" E", cory Will SH"'N
~ "S?.r.:u7, Tu.!n"HS." ri Jefferson
Will h.,,c charge Of 'hr Ia'! services.
SUNDAY a:;"rnnoa ~ thrc" "cl"ck -
The IH,crs!,!,. iark ~" Thomson NJ. T.
church choir Will render .on2r very fin"
music. Mr.. Anna Hilton OTTO VIII S.nG
, Solo. and Emf! Aurr"nian" VII htNe
rhLrEc uc TIC song service. Tacr" WI!
hH Il shor; mcsstc" hy E"v. q. W. cory
using aS hi s"h5cr'. AS God Sees
You"
Tn" public Is invited % these services
G. W. cory VIII SPEAK a; -" War
v"oG ". T. church oa S"n"'y morning
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