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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
CITY BRIEFS
HoMPIKr FLOWERS FOR
LOYAL PUEBLOANS. The Pueblo
Floral Co.. 523 N. Main St
watch repairing. Klein's. 21s N. NJ.

MINISTERIAL ASSOCIAT1ON--Th
regular weekly meeting of the Pueblo
Ministerial association will be held at
the San Isabel cafeteria at noon today
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

Lost articles may be recovered
thru a Chieftain wantad. Phone
1855.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

DOCTORS META special meeting
OF the staff Doctors of St. Mary's hos
pital will be held this evening at S:3C
o'clock to arrange for the attendance
a DR.. Russcll's funeral.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
FUNERAL NOTICES

The funeral of Catherine Marteilaro
will take place this afternoon at
o'clock in the McCarthy-Brown chapel.
Rev. Father Valentine will conduct the
services which will be private. Burial
will be made in Roselawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT - Fivc-room modern
house. furnished. with sleeping porch
and garage. Phone 2991R.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
EMBOSSED s1ArIoNERs Franklin Pres.

n. A. SMITH for first class carpet
cleaning. 321 E. 5th. Phone SAW.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

blast and drawing IT. devctees
s the gun walks Of life and all parts Of The ved % A0Gss %
cr tramp small near the capita. ne
Kfe jr of Rochelle with what said to be the hfst Dull
of the Lau.entan noun
s.in. fhe province of Quebec this fall
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
MANY WELL KNOWN SPEAKERS AT
TEACHERS CONVENTION THIS WEEK
Several Hundred Instructors From Southern Colorado
Will Be Here Nelson Page Speaks
Thursday Night

Teacher by Katherine l. craig. state
superintendent OF public instruction
Does Education Pay by DR.. j. WI
Ellison, acting president of the Colo
RADIO Education association.
American Ideals in Education" Mrs.
Rciuhardt.
THURSDAY, S T. NJ.
CITY AUDITORIUM
Vocal Solo by Thomas Christian.
Dante and Modern Universal
Peace" by Hon. Thomas Nelson PAGE
Washington d. C.
FRIDAY. . T. NJ
CENTRAL AUDITORIUM.
Music by Colored Glee Club.
The Demands of Changing Concep-
tions of Government of Education by
VIII C. Wood. state Superintendent OF
Public instruction OF California.
Business meeting. election OF Off
GERS,
FRIDAY. I'M
CENTRAL. AUDITORIUM
Solo by Miss Mona Irene Kay.
State Parent-Teachers association
by Mrs. Inez johnson Lewis.
Outstanding Problems in the Pre-
paration of Teachers" by DIR. w. G.
Bagley. Columbia University.
Reception of state teachers by Puco-
10 teachers.
SATURDAY. 2 P. NJ.
CENTRAL AUDITORIUM
Solo by Mrs. Frank Flynn.
"A State Program of Education for
the Twentieth Century viii G. Wool
"A True Profession of Teaching by
Or. Baglcy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

WOMAN HuRT-Mrs. Berry Smith
of 2706 Spruce street was slightly in
jured at 1880 o'clock last night when
the automobile in which she and her
husband were riding collided with a ear
driven by Joe Pierce, 21S East North
ern avenue. at Abriendo and Bay
street according to the police. Both
cars were considerably damaged.
IF YOU have a last years hat you
want rebuilt into a nifty fall style
take it to Mrs. Theo. c. Cramer'S
Home Millinery Parlor." 71S Grand
avenue. Mrs. Cramcr is an artistic
rnilliner and her prices will be found
very reasonable.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

The funeral Of the late John Mihelich
will take place this morning at 1880 in
the Mccarthy funeral chapel in the
Mccarthy block and from st. Mary's
church at s. The Rev. P. Cyril Zupan
will conduct the services and the in
terment will be in Roselawn cemetery
The body of the late Brendon Rohan
was sent to Butte. Mont. yesterday by
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
Crystal cup coffee. Phone ss4.

FRIDAY night of this week will be
amateur night at the Majestic, besides
the regular picture show and comedy.
and you can depend on the amateur
end of the show being a scream.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
FOR RENT

Furnished office in high class offic'
building. Phone 2fS3-R.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
HoMP1Kr. sreahes,. rAre.t. faire.

All.Stccl Safes and Cabinets. Tn
Best. O'Bricn Printing Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

'aAn Dosskn Johnson serving e for the murder Of Ann.
mother Of the murdered girl Below Mrs May sGrnson whose
father. charged with numbering his own daughter
Has John johnson Madison Wis served 10 of life
tnce for which Martin emberger committed? Wisconsin
authorities have held the application Of pardon for Johnson until
Anna Sept 1e The testimony Of May sorenson
to death expected by the state free johnson and Leerg
Lembergers wife charged with
necton with Johnsons
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
HYDRo-sroNs HOMES. Phone s,,.

Efficient watch repairing at Klein's.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17

HYDRO-STONE HOMES. Phone 6is.
PANTAGEs vaudeville at the Ma
jestic this week, Wednesday and
Thursday. will be riot of singing
dancing and music and three big head
liners that no one can afford to miss
seeing. Order your seats now II you
want to see the best vaudeville of the
season. Phone 1910 for reservations to-
day.
HoMPIkT. freshest, rarest. fairest
Five cents per roll for kodak de-
ve1oping. All work guaranteed. Quick
service. Elite studio. Masonic Bldg.
AUTOS COLLIDE-An automobile
driven by Mrs. l.. r. Barnard. 1lo
West Evans avenue and one driven by
John Bcrsick. 3i4i- South Union avr-
nue., collided at just north of the public
library last night about $50 o'clock.
according to the police. There were no
casualties altho the machines were
slightly damaged.
All-Stecl Safes and Cabinets. The
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-17
THE CALL OF THE WOODS

Senator Miles Poindexter hunting
along the Potomac, above and
below the first bull moose Of the
season in the Devils river section
in Quebec province.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-25
DoN11r1c SCIENCE AND INDUS
TRIAL EDUCATION DEPART
MENTS.
oAGh6ENrS DISPLAYED PROCLAIM
INV ERA IN GIRLS DRESS.
BoYY DEPARTMENT SHOWS NEED
or ADDITIONAL ROOM.

rh,. tenth ar..ri.f .\h.iu;f,up =; Ih.
domc>rt. >..srn,c n,"l ur.l,i~,r,u r,lura
ton departments 81" Nnr' I'm" htrh
school Was hclh Iu~' r4cri ~ th":r 20
S~ertiNe work rooms. ~ TN huudr"'i~ at
visitors calling hc'w",n III. hours 81 :
until u n'rlr.'>. .r'n ,\U:h.t:'': - h''d
cS-h Year ;" I."rrr.' "a. ;'ri''Ir :" 80.
tho Norh ac""mr' shoe and he pra;>''
and intereS' "f ~" .'"rS 'a~f h'Sh'
compensated r." rup't> and In~iru't"rN
for their Extra tim" nnG work
The domestic =, :.'u''.h \"'ht' Wa ~ i'll
III III" domestic ,,~....t,, hul''i,u=. wh:'h
WAS thrown open :" ~" pubic ~ IT.
entirety. together With m" "Nh'hi'> IF
tho work don" ~ ~, grad" ana hiEh
school puril> L." y Visitor wn~ .,"""m-
panied by an ,r>:rur,"r. and 'Hr Various
r\hihitS rNpaircd ~ :" 'h"I: merits ct
workmanShir. .ni"r. nsLtn">~, with du"
confederation /" tn" age and experience
rf the pupil
DnmrStir s.. nee = more than mer"
cooking and sewing Il j. study -:
foods in relation - health food value
and energy for work. Il = Is ignorant
to speak Of d"mcSt'" S,,'"ncc as cooking
as to DENY knowledge Of contagious
diseases The girls mr." taught how "a
prepare. cook and SUrv" foods. plan
menus WIKI regard :" the food value.
ana CdCn bnt - T'tlulTfu ~ u1Nt a.
least one torn =. dl"tctiC>. during which
time she Keeps Z char; indicating tn"
food eaten wrl:h' gained or lost. and
plans 4 diet wh,rh viii h. conductive |"
maintaining h"r pLrt:cuiar correct
weight. Another '"H;ur" at thlS class
Is that of the correct QIh' G!". which
was exhibited last nigh' on a beautifully
appointed hrsakfa>. tray. This iuclud
cd eggs Ia Enldvnrnd. ru>tarh. potat"
soup. pear salad and milk.
Home Making.
Tho dom"Se,. >c:'n"" hu:i,l.ng - ar
ranged as h"mC. AMI rho r;riS ar.
taught tho rudimrrt$ ~ hom. making
and decorating u: w., a. cooking The
dining room was Arranged for luncheon.
with IN" covers correctly ,a:d for four.
The luncheon 80. U>,ri VAS made ut
San:taS and de>"ra'"d N water rol"rS
by tn" girls NJ tho department. Another
interesting feature -: this room was IN"
shades on the ceiling lights and 'h"S.
~ correspond an ~. 'and,H~. both do
signed and m.,G" ~ ,hc girls The
window shades anG curtain were also
made ny tho pupils
In the kitchen canned Fru.r and Jelly
were exhibited and III" uniform for III"
cooks, consisting ~ wh;,c apron with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-25
{, {, CONVENTION
At St. LUKE
OHIO VALLEY SUNDAY SCHOOL IN
STIrUTE HOLDS sEM1-ANNUAL
SESSIONS-LARGE ATTEND
ANCE.
Splendid Addresses Feature Program
VIII Nice: IN October in
Stcutenvllle.

WIlu ST ,I,."Gdt"S present ir"'h ih'
cities inrlu,i"d IN It's rrrrh' r~hrI| the
Uh:" NaIl.l sunday Schu"l institute" h'id
IT. >"ni-annutl convention Yesterday
,ii'rn"uu and ,''u;nE ~ = I.uh' =
rr":,SthnI lnlS''"I't. ,hur"h. Til" ''h"
Valley institute embraces ia" EriH""ra
churches If Si"Uh, ny NE. Martins Ferry
and R"l,air". ohio. ana ~.lishurE.
Whrrl,ng and Mounds ~ M. VEST Nlr-
CANA " tin" yp'ning s'>H'"u pr =. y
N.yhman ami Mrs. James l''\"n Sh"i'-
herd "f tins city were r"."l"' tea rrrS'
d'.ui ard ~"rr' Idrv. r'>l"".rN'iI, for The
ensuing S!N months.
rhr," .rTlr, $50 featured tho iitcr-
moon session. whl"h hogan - "'rI"rk,
The first waS 10y TIA" REV. = l.. TYLER.
rector ~ Trinity church. Huntington,
who spoke on "Ihurrh THp"rnt.' Mrs.
r. J BtghHm.rc the Church at TIA" Adj
vent. rittshurGi. neat SPOKE ini"r"$tinc-
ly on a Working PEtu Ter III" small
School" Tho third address Wu$ not GA
the program, and came as It PHEASANT
surprise II WAS An CNi"mpura nc"uS
talk ny ,hr Rev. &. H. Goodwin of Zion
church. charles Town.
At 6:3h o'clock II delicious supper was
served I" tho delegates and visiting
"lergy by thu ladies' Of ST. Lukc'S church
in the church haSmccnt. TIL" evening
session began with an instructive adj
draSS on "RrlginuS Education" 10y the
Rev Albert NJ. Slayt"n Of Charleston.
The other Address "f IN" evening. and
ono that was pronounced 10y nj! present
as ON" Of the host ii the evening. Was
delivered by Secretary Walter Snow ot
the West Virginia Sunday school aSs"-
citation. Mr. SHOWS subject was OPP
portuniry and Responsibility al t""'r' ii
School" and he impressed ms h IS
with his full know ledge "f his SUBJECT
and his many excellent suggestions.
Tho next convention "f IN" ipSrjtu'"
VII hr held IN 81. Haui'S church. StrUb-
cnvill". in October.
Members al the :p;>c"ral cl"rGr pres
rn' Wrr, ~ follows.
Rev. :. $. Moore. rarE"rShurG: Rev.
II w Hunter, Rr!lair". E"r. !. l.. Lang
h"rn". Martins Ferry: Rcy. W,ll!am
Meade. MnundSN HE; Rev. Cleveland.
Glover Lick. W. Va. Rev. W. NJ. Sd"m"r.
SteubcnNillc; Rev. s Il Tyler, Hunting
ton: R"v. y. NJ S!aN'"u. Charleston
Roy. {. II. G"udwi IN, Charles Town: Rev.
Jaroh BrittinrhIm. Rev l. T.. t.. Stridrr
and Rcv j. l.. Fish. at Of Wh"rlinr All
rt this" Wa attend the Sta" 'ii"""san
council. wh!"h C"nN"n"S today At
MOundSN :.!r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-25
IMMORAL MOVIES
MEET DISAPPR0VAL
OF PRESBYTERIANS

N'innn, Lake. Ind. May II Il "nd"in-
nation Of Innn"rTl, moving pictures. ar'
proVal Of IN" Nnl$t"Hd prohibition en-
toruemnnt at and support "i i"d' rat
action to curb The divorce eva. w"r"
contained in resolutions approved to-
day. by the lard general 49, mhiY at
the PrCShytC"ian church in ia" nii"d
States America IN" rc~"iutr"n& w'rr
atdoyrcd in connection wish IN" report
Of tho assembly committee or lrmI".r-
dnrr and moral welfare.
TIL" assembly today al" .''' tel tn
Rev Louis Si'yu,"ur MUdr'. 81 liIrriN-
burg I'"nn>y lNan!t. - state i 'i"rh. and
selected pcSm";ncS. l"wH. - TN N.Y.
meeting place Atlantic. G"'t. y. l. VAS
tho only uih'r city pr"r"s"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-25
ORDER AUDIT
RAILWAY BOOKS
COUNCIL, AUTHORIZES INvESTIGA-
TON OF CITY RAILWAY
CONDITION.
More Pay for Election oficials-Pre.
cinct Law to Bs Enforced.

Yesterday r,rnlng'S council wa, tn"
last ON scheduled Ia ttkr place under
ihr tenure 1T office uf IL" present cnuu-
,rl. I'ndcr The PROV iSi"n~ OF tho uM-
amended chatter which ~ still IN force,
Tho new inrumhnts VIII lax" their SEATS
IN council ,il TIA" evening at May 81. .
Last nights meeting: was unuSualiy
short In addition I" r"ulin" business.
two resolutions were adopted. relating
Ia tn municipal election. \ resolution
vas a,Inptrd asking thicf of l'ult"" Fred
II Frazier 10 rnf"rr" the state law
which rurhid~ any ono going INSIDE
tho ur,rIu"t line "u election day except
for tn" rrlrp"nc nj voting. y resolution
i'm, rcasins tho pay "f clerks and Iude"s
from s. To s. WAS Also adopted by roun-
ell Thr mcLSur" WAS adNu"I"d on the
ground that III" extremity iun; hours.
from 4:%7 Il. III. /" IL r. III. should
carry Increased r. mun"rai!"E.
report from the civic rnmmtt"'
called ru.,ihrr by Mayor Th"n"r To CON.
slider the paving c"ntr"N"rs! between
The 81, and tn" Wheeling Public S'rI-
r.r ,.umr.ul was submitted The com.
mlft-.. r..umm"nd that AN expert "a
ruuntant he hired /" audit the books ~:
the company. TIL" r"commcnH atom was
adopted hv council. with the und"rStanG'
ing that The rumran! should bear hall
tho expense.
An urdinanrr Was PASSED authorizing
the Say Tor Manufacturing ana Electric
cunpanv to close q part of .Nliey Tor
the purp">" "f erecting Il building there
or An ordinance WAS also passed per-
hitting the H. :. Sands company TO
hulId Il ccllarway at 81 Eleventh street.
Action WAS deferred on tho request
of thr CnStanAn coal company To erect
Il GOA! c"nvAyor ON Warwood avenue. on
the recommendation of the city manager.
\ debt Of approximately $500 Is said L"
be outstanding against the CoStarZ0
,"mrauy. TIL, money is said "a be
owed tor work on the company'S lr"m-
Uses following Mndsid" on Warwood
avenue which blocked traffic. Upon the
rrm1any's refusal 10 clean up tho debris
the riiy street cleaning forces were
called out.
\ resolution WAS adopted providing
for tn" placing Of guards At The FORMERS
of tho municipal flower beds on Virginia
street on tho Island.
resolution Was introduced Into
council asking for the survey Of the
O.d cut road On thaNlirc hill. with Il
view to estimating the cost Of draining
and rrpairing the road. Tho matter WAS
referred To lhr city engineer fer inSCs-
l!wat.un
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-25
TRUCK TURNS TURTLE;
DRIVER IS FORTUNATE

Wrndham Lewis. North Wabash street.
had Il narrow escape from death y"st"r-
day when truck which he was drivin;:
turned turtle At the corner Of North
Huron and Kentucky streets. Lewis
was coming down North Huron street.
When h" turned int" kcn,u"ky his
wheels skiddrd. Tn" truck ran onto tn"
sidewalk. striking = tree and turning
upside down Lewis received an injury
on his rIghr arm and Few cuts and
bruises on "lh"r pnrtS at his body. but
wa~ nthcrN unhuri. Tn" truck =
owned by tn" Scott 4 Dorsey Grocery
rrD1pnnN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-25
HUNDREDS Dr. VISITORS SEE
EXH|B|TSAT HIGH SCHOOL

attached p,l,. and '.""' and cap t"r' '"'r
with Il cinSham bag for carry :ng the
uniform WIS shown IN IA" hallw ~
The upstairs rooms wrr" gwen over
:" The sowing exhibit each root" otihs
ii!i.d with cAuu'>it"ly mad" garments
- every dc>s .ripti"n. Tho mIkr-"\cr
hrpa r,n"nt >r.mS Ia I've toe cSp'r'"t
rIl,lr 1t tn" instructors. IN Is mu'h 49,
- illustrates tn" prarli,rtntltty of ih"
wing tn girls in Tins department
hr!nr 10 Srhru! Il dress l." he made over
Tor herself ar Sonny m"ne !r Of hcr tam
,Iy. by combining some new material
with IN, "lh This teaches economy
know edge Of variety ~ materials. IL"
II pattrrnS. color combinations and At
;hr same time III, pupils learn ~"w ing
l,~..ii som" 81 tho models shown last
,r'2ht were SURPRISINGLY clever and rrac-
teal and demons tratcd III" possibilities
"f cd garments.
new Era for Dress
rTh, hand work on >omr al the gar
m..n,s WAS highly prR :scd by the visit
r.-s som. being models Of NeatncSS and
perfection. All the garments chi9it"d
l,r",i.tlm a new CrI tor h;Eh school girls
ii. >. aS tho instructors ar" "nd'av"r-
ing - have The girls dress SirilShly ANA
simply. doing away with furhciows ana
marty f-nckS in school, That that -
the ultimate result; i evident from IN"
glnghams orcandi". wooden. Silkcn and
gingham dresses shown. which were dc
signed simply. finished neatly and
trimmed with S,lf ar contrasting mater
ial together with aprIIc;lpuc. "r running
stitch embroidery "r h"mstitrh'nS. The
dresses ar" altogether too pretty u pass
by and tho girl have all mndC their
1rrSsrS 10 b> worn 10 SrhOo. and on the
street.
TIL, exhibit Of tho grade work. Will"
not So elaborate. showed perfection o.
drta!i. and extraordinary knowledge or
both hand work and machine stitrhing.n
The girls arc taught the mechanism OF
sowing machine and thr correct use at
tho many attachments.
\ case containing It mode! OF every
work Of tn department. including
crochet. hrmstitrhinS. al stitches Of
en- brnidrry. machine stitching. dt~'"rat-
ing. painting. designing and appliqu"
work holds also two silver cups pre-
scented hv tho WrSt Virginia State Fair
M. - the grad and the other I" IN"
high school attsSting to the thorough
ness and perfection of H. far CXhihiS or
lH;"
Mss Martha Ross is head Of the do
nestle drpar tmcni and il assisted by an
efficient group Of teachers.
Industrial Education
Tho buvs -! ;hc department "f In
duStrlai Education were on the scene
lASI -r.jEat and N" visitors Saw not on'F
N. work accomplished but saw N"
pupils actually doing tho work. Moth
iuc s?c, ja' had he"n arranged "arh
class mercy coming on with IN" as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-25
SUIT APPEALED

Papers were filled in circuit court
yesterday morning in the ease of the
Argus Manufacturing Company W.
Rubin brothers. TIL" case is appealed
from the court Of Justice Of the Peace
j. " k!ndclbcrgcr Tn" Original suit
WAS for the recovery Of Sihn du" on
contract. \ judgment Of S7%.A" was
rendered in favor OF Nc pia.nt,:: n tho
Justice court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-25
FILE FINAL REPORT

I'll" inal report Uf thc cnnmIss ."nrrS
in the Gas" If Alexander y. Gardner ct
a. " William t;ar,nCr ct al. WAS dr.
dCrrd iihd IN circuit court yesterday
morning 10y Judge j. i SnmmC rvIll".
'rh" commissioners are. john !. Iun:if.
William -. Caldwell. I. 5. RILEY and
ChaS. Met annie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-25
DRUGGISTS EXCURSION

Tho NcrrC SwTI larS" ..\rrIr~IOu
steamer which ls. operating in IN. Who,
ing district. went yesterday IN Marlr;l.,
and Parkcr~burc. Sh" Will not return
II this city until carly sunday morning.
Announcement was made Yesterday
afternoon that Tn Thursday Sic viii
take the delegates who arc Attending
tn" state Pharmaceutical ASSOCIATION
convention at rarkcrSbUrG on Il trip to
BlerkcrhAsset Island. later going l."
Marietta wher" they arc IN hc the
guests Of tho Imperial Ice 'rtam COM
many.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-25
SCOUTS WILL PLACE
FLOWERS ON GRAVES
OF WAR VETERANS

n. q. rnrtz Scout executive or tn"
Wheeling council ~ Roy Scouts. stated
Yesterday afternoon that Memorial day
ARRANGEMENTS have been completad And
that many of the Scouts from the loca !
,ronps will assist with the placing Of
rh,. flowers ON tho graves OF tho uc-
ceased soldiers at the different Genie
t.ries on Memorial day. which is ih
,.harg, Of g. 4. r. veterans
Following this tribute the scouts Will
return TO this city and viii lake an &C.
tive part in the parade when VII, r
gin promptly at lh:"o O'Clock. An TN
how. assisting with the distribution az
,hr Nowcrs are to meet at $50 o'clock
-, tho q 4. II. headquarters. from where
,hcy will go To the different cemeteries.
O-P-P-O-R-T-C-S-l-T
lSTELLIGESCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-25

Tho Hotel Windsor announces the
opening Of the Ohio Rivsrvue Rsstau-
rant for the summer months. Entire
new equipment and decorations. The
new room 10 proving to be 4 popuI
attraction to wheeling citizens AZ wen
as guests Of the hotel. m!-2i-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-25

The boys -! The department "f In
duStrlai Education were on the scene
l,Sr.niyar and n" visitors saw not only
N. work accomplished but saw m"
pupils actually doing tho work. N"ih-
Ing s?c, ia had he"n arranged. "a'h
class mercy r"uinC on with IN" as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-25

o-P-P-O-R-T-C-S-I-T-Y
ISTELLIGESCER WANT ADS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-10-26
SCORED ON COUNTRY COUSIN
City Lad Had Endured Much but
Opportunity Came and He
Surely Improved 1t.

The country visitor had been regal
ing his young Glendale cousin with
tales of the farm. Some of his stories
seemed q little far-fetched to the city
lad. who at last became somewhat
.wearied with the rural youths boasts
of the superiority Of things ION the
farm"
They were walking along the street
when two young men sporting the
small skull caps of U. of S. G. were
seen approa ching.
The country boy was little mysti-
fed. whats this?" he questioned. "a
new city style, these little caps?
The Glendale lad saw his chance to
get square. "Oh, those" he said with
assumed carelessness, mo, you see
these fellows are students at the uni
versity. All the boys who enter have
to wear those caps because under the
system of education they receive their
brains develop so rapidly that their
heads grow in circumference, and If
they. wore ordinary hats. new ones
would be necessary almost every
month."-Los Angeles Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-10-26
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

4 Mr.. and Mrs. George Christie are
receiving congratulations on the
birth Tuesday morning of a daugh-
ter.
Herbert Hapworth of Bar Harbor
was here Tuesday afternoon.
There will be an old-fashioned
spelling match in the vestry this
evening, to which all are invited.
A small admission charge will be
made for the benefit of the new
church furnace.
The ladies' sewing circle will meet
Thursday afternoon of this week
with Mrs. A. w. Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stinchfield of
Orono and Mr.. Stinchfield's brother
inlaw, Mr.. Jellison, called on Eben
K. Stinchfield Sunday.
Winfred B. Joy and family of
Southwest Harbor were here Sun
day.
billiard c. Schoppe has COM
menced work on the Bangor road
near the Craig farm, and in the
spring will extend the work to the
Bangor bridge. Mr.. Schoppe has
rented the Margaret Nevells place
for the accommodation of his men
and teams.
John H. Maddocks has returned
from Bangor, where he has been for
several weeks for treatment at the
Eastern Maine general hospital.