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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
MRS, HEARNE EXPLAINS
.TWlGS' HOSPITAL WORK
Prominent Local woman Helps Toieoo
women to Organize Societies

Mrs, Julian G. Hearne returned this
week from a trip to Toledo. 0 'where
she went on invitation for the purpose
NJ explaining TO Toledo ladies' who are
interested In the new city hospital, the
nature OF the method which has peen
followed here by the ladies or Wheei-
Ing and vicinity for support OF the
Ohio Valley General hospital.
Mrs. Hearne addressed two meetings
OF Toledo ladies. numbering about sixty
in each case, and explained thoroughly
the work done by various womens or.
ranizat!ons In Wheeling. in support or
the Ohio Valley General hospital In
particular the work done by various
Twics was fully outlined. This result
ed In the organization Of some eleven
or twelve twig societies-
The ladies' Of Toledo expressed great
deal of surprise at tho very thorough
organizat ton Of the Wheeling T~igs and
became very much interested IN THIS
work. The new Toledo hospital Is be-
Ing largely modelled after tho Ohio
Valley General hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
when You And | We're Young
Maggie" Negroes Death March

relatives concerned themselves about
him,
The crime for which Hareor was
hanged was the murder OF his WE
whom no stabbed to death with Knlie
In their home at Yeager, Mopo"eH
county. last spring.
Prison Chaplain n. G.. Gaunt salu az.
evening that he baptized Harpor ''S
Monday, and that communion was a"-
ministered to the doomed man ycster-
day.
Liked the Photograph
Harbor. according to tho chaplain
spent most Of his last afternoon on
earth listening TO the Edison phono-
graph. Several hymns were played LOT
him. Two or three times during inc
afternoon Harhor asked TO have pla? eu
When You and We're Young MaEG'e'
and 4, happened that this record was on
the instrument when the entrance OF inc
spectators to witness the execution
brought finally to Harbor the reaiiza-
ton that his hour OF death had come
But the doomed negro did not qualI.
and went TO his death a. brarely as any
man ever does.
HarhOr was rather hght man, nnu
he 4. one OF the very few men executed
81 Noundsville whose neck has not Deeh
dis.ocated by tho hangmans moose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08

ton Of John B. Rogers PRODUCING go
pany At the Court theatre. Novsmp~
So.
Members of the cast and ohofuse.
will be selected from tho best 0en.
in the city The production pfomise
to be of exceptional merit, az tho talent
in Wheeling is Of better quality tn.n
the usual amateur calibre-' Tho eocn'
cry and costumes as furnished oy W
producer are said to be tho last Woro
both In splendor and beauty. pr
fessonal director will be sent here %
take charge Of the :A.ging Of tho snbes'
tainment
RehearsaIs, It Is said. will begin o.
tober IT.
Miss Clara Rose Coleman II EenesSl
chairman Of the affair, and under hcr
efficient management the local court -
anticipating tho most successful SVeet
Of this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
DoHu EAADoN MOUNTS n0AT-
FOLD At 1rouNnSVdLS
IxDOUTED YoA AU1D11 or "
WuD-AAYO saoOD-BY1, BOTS"
AND DIES GALAXY

Henry Harbor. Mcdowell county negro
was hanged at the West Virginia peni-
tentiary at Moundsv!lle last evening Tot
the murder Of his wife at their home IN
Yeager. W. Va
Harbor went TO his death perhaps tho
calmest man OF tho last two do1sn who
have been hang from the gSllows ~
the Moundsyllle prison.
Goodbye boys. kood-oye. was AL
that he had to say on the scano.d.
These words ne spoke in fairly hrm
voice as Captain OF Guards D. l.. Sh!ldts
reached for the black cap 10 adjust II
over his head. Haroor. so far as spec
tatcrs standing down in tho death cham
Der could see. never ninceed, and TO all
appearances. was worry little concerned
over his execution.
when You ana were Young"
Hartor was banned At exactly At 5:26
O'Clock last SV"niuE. 1t was about 6:l2
o'clock when =. 2rdon J. z. Terrell and
Captain Schildts began admitting tho
three dozen Witnesses TO the "Nc"nGHn
into the wheel which turncd them int"
ths prison. Guard John Hin, veteran
OF many an execution. formed the death
march just inside the prison entrance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
STEEL WHARF BOAT
FOR SHIPPERS co.

An announcement was made yesterday
by Harry Donnally Of the Shipper Pack
ct company TO tho effect that the COM
pany a few days ago signed u contract
Tor the construction Of large steel
hull wharfboat which will be used ~
Pittsburgh.
The boat Is to be constructed at Mid
land, Pa. by tho Midland Barge COM
pany, and when completed will cost ap-
proximately $4,000. 1t will DO 200 feet
long and, 10 feet wide. This Will be the
first steel hull wharfboat on the ONO
river, and no doubt other large COM
pauies will follow In having such boats
constructed II they find that they Will
do better than the wood hull boats.
1t Is understood that no doubt this
Same company will havo one construct
ed which will be used At tho local
wharf on account OF tho largo business
here
One In ana Out.
The steamer Helen r.. arrived In last
evening from New Mata3lo with
very heavy cargo of freight consigned
to local dealers while the steamer Leroy
departed at 1880 o'clock yesterday
morning enroute to Marietta on her
weekend trip
Two Packets Today.
Two packets will arrive and depart
for points up and down the river today.
All OF them are reported carrying very
heavy cargoes and Will mako all way
point stops.
The first will be tho General Beach
which will arrive in at o'clock from
Pittsburgh and after docking here for
several hours will leave on her way TO
Fprkersburg from whore sho will 20 up
hi. -, o. Va,@
The Holen l.. will depart at 1880
o'clock on her regular weekend trip
To New Maumoras. She will not re-
turn until Monday evening.
The steamer Leroy will arrive In al
: o'clock this evening from Marietta.
She will lay at tho local wharf until
Monday morning when she will leave
for GAINESVILLE and waypoints down tho
river.
-Four Packets Sunday.
-Four packets are scheduled to arrive
and depart from the local wharf Sun
day. This Is the first time that such n
large number OF packets have left the
local wharf on ono day for many
months.
The first 20 arrive will be the General
Pershing at 6 o'clock from Charleston
on her wa 20 Pittsburgh. She is carry
Ing Il very heavy cargo.
The steamer Liberty will arrive some
tim" Sunday morning and after laying
at tho local wharf for several hours Will
leave on her way To Pittsburgh from
Charleston. She II taking the Senator
Cor'lilrs place which that blk boat Is
undegoing repairs at Point Pleasant.
The General Wood Will arrive IN Sun-
DAY morning from Pittsburgh ON ne;
way 10 Cincinnati. She will spend soy
eral hours hero during which time
freight will be unloaded and other ship
merits taken on
The Bctsy Ann will he the last, com.
ing in shortly after noon Sunday from
Pittsburgh on her way TO Portsmouth.
She Is reported carrying y very heavy
cargo and will max" all wayp"iut stops
Pool Stage OF Water.
At the lo'al wharf last evening a
stage Of nine feet OF water ana sta
tiurary WAS registered. Very little
change In the stage OF water has b"rm
re istcrch FOR several weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08

with newspapermen next TO half dozen
prison guards picked for tho escort
When the spectators had all been ad-
mitted TO the prison court yard. Warden
Terrell Captain Sch!ldts Deputy cap
tain w. Z. A:hcy and sever;L! guards
picked 10 assist with the execution camo
from tho prison administration building
and led the procession TO the oeatR-
house.
An Edison phonograph was playing
when You and Were Young. Mag
gie,' as the death narch entered the
execution chamber.
the death chamber when guards with
ehs doomed man were heard approaching
the scaffold by way OF tho steps In the
rear.
Goodbye, Boys"
. 4 dark curtain screened the Scanoid
from view. hu, from the sounds coming
from tina scalrold. witnesses knew that
the straps were being placed OF Har-
bors arms. wrists. kNrcs and ankles.
Presently Warden Terrell drew aside
the curtain. and spectators saw Haroor
standing strapped on the Scarold, With
out the rome or black cap in place.
"Grnt'cnnn." Warden Terrell an
nounred this IL Henry llarh"r. som
fenced In Mcp"wel. county {" bn exc
cutcd today. The chaplain Will offer 4
Word "c prayer"
Prison Chaplain Rev. Harold g t;aunt
who was acr"mpa MED by Archdracon T.
NJ. Spur. offered tho following brief
prayer:
God. our Father Thou who ar; full
oe mercy and compassion. we commit
tho spirit % this young man 10 my
tender mercy. Accept II. we pray. Tor
ChriSt'S sake. Amen.
Black cap and moose were adjusted on
Narhor's head aud neck. As Captain
Schlldts reached for the black cap.
Harh"r called out:
'C;ood-bye. boys: goodbye"
"C;ooG-bye," tho spectators answered
him.
Stabbed wife to Death
Without further ceremony Warden
Terrell s,gnallsd for the drop rs soon as
all WIS ready. and the trap was sprung
ats :2S o'clock. Exactly twelve minutes
later. DR.. .. T. Wilson and DR.. II. A.
Ashworth. rrison physicians pronounced
Hl-hor dead.
J'ndertaSsrs n c. Lutes & Son took
charge OF ;hs body. Warden Terrell
announced that tho body will DO held
until Monday. and that II relatives have
rot claimed 1t by that time. the body
will he sent TO the aTomatlcal section
Of tho West virginia university.
IIarhor'S relatives. according 20 War
den Terrell. apparently have taken it;ue
interest In him. One aged uncle visited
him ut the prison. but none OF his other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS.
NOVENA At MONASTERY

Last evening at tho Carmclit monas-
tory In Pleasant Valley II large cro"o
gathered to participate In the services
Of the novcna to 81. Theresa, wnlch
opened Thursday night with apnropri..
ate services. The seating capacity OF
tho chapel was taxed, and It was neccs-
sary for many to stand. The rev
Father Thomas Schcrtncr, o T. Do
minican priest from New York city, IS
conducting the novtna. and the sermons
are delivered by him. Music Is In
charge Of Mrs. u. ]. Fisher. Misses
Mary McNulty and Genev!cvc Melon,
nell were Soloists last evening anu
benediction OF the blessed sacrament
closed the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
DREADED T0SEE
MEA[T|NE CONE

when Il comes TO medicines regard
Tanlac as a world beaten" said +. Z.
Nolan, 1855 Madison ave, huntington
W. Va.
Before I took TanlaC actually dread
ed 10 see meal time come round. t"r l
knew no matter what l at" would
suffer fortunes afterwards. I suffered
20 much from indigestion that hnai!y
my nerves got All upset and didn't get
enough sleep IT night 10 do me any
good. shuddcr now when l think or
tho terrible headaches ! had, too. why
sometimes they hurt me so bad every
thing would 20 black before my cye'
and | would have to lie down for hours.
TO make matters worse. l got rheuma-
tism and my legs hurt me so ] could
hardly walk.
"Tanlac Just about made a new man
out OF me, gave me an appetite. put my
stomach in fIrst-class shape and made
me pick up all the weight lost during
,he past two years, | never have
headache now and the rheumatism IL
absolutely gone
Tanluc is sold in Wheeling by the
Hogc-Davis Drug 90. and by leading
druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08

the morning service at IL o'clock Plans
are being made for d large eongrega-
tIonal social on next Wednesday even
ing. All the members Of the congresA-
ton arc expected to be present Tor
general "get-acauaInted" evening. the
whole affair Is in charge OF committee
Of which Mrs. Alfred PAUL Is chairman.
All the societies Of tho church nave
inauEurated tho work Of tho coming
season with much enthusiasm and large
programs Of service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
RAILROAD NEWS
NOTHING Definite
REGARDING RATE CUT

Mono Of the local Pennsylvania rail-
road officials here have been notheu
regarding cut In rates on iron ore
shipments from the Great Lakes. ITO"
ever, several OF them were given notlCe
that application had been filed with inc
interstate commerce commission Tor
reduction Of 20 percent in rates. 'thcr
than that nothing has been received ~
Is the opinion here that the company
trying 10 secure reduction 10 see VIZ
efy.ct II would have on Increasing ship
m.nts and which would aid shippers In
layinr In the winter supply Of ore
should the reduction be granted DIX
shipments of ore would probably Dc
seen coming to many industrial plants
In the Ohio valley. especially In tho
Wheeling district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
Rnifroad Briefs.

RIu Strand OF the Z. & o. IS hack 70
work again after being of several days
while away on visit.
Walter Sterret. Pennsy power man. IS
expected to be homo tomorrow from
Canad. where he has been spending
vacation.
n. J. Gertal Of tho B. & o. Is getting
along nicely after a serious Illness ana
will probably be able to resume ms
duties In n few days.
Albert Pickett Of the B. 4 o. has re-
sumed his duties after recent Illness
NJ. A. Powell Of the Il. & Q. has re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
Roadb.d Repairs Progressing.

Repairs to the b. & .. roadh'u alohs
Seventeenth street In East Wheel'hE
are progressing rapidly and may Dc com
pleted within the next several uaSs' me
company IS replacing tho wooden nt!cI
ha,ween the rails with q hard stone
which not only will last much longer
hut will preyent cuwcatchers on the
front of locomotives from being dam-
aged as was formerly done. especially
when q hoard would be raised ana
cowcatchcr would be damaged when
striking Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
MEN PRESENT WATCH
TO J, D, WHITTEM0RE

j. D. Whittemore. who has severed
his connection with the Wheeling Pub
lie Service company. of which concern
he was general manager for some time,
was presented with a handsome watch
by the platform men men Of the COM
pany Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. White
more left yesterday for New York city
10 take up his residence. Tie has accept
ed 4 position there with BarStow co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
SPECIAL MUSIC

Tho fine Uuartette choir of the Vance
Memorial Presbyterian church will rem
der a program Of special music Snbbath
evening At $50. They viii give live
numbers undcr the direction of Mrs.
Elsa GundlinE-DuEa. loader. DR. Potter
will give short address on What Envy
Will Do" Communion service md re-
ceptIon OF new members will be held at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
R.turn From Burgsttxeowu-

Railroad men here report that seFeia'
local people who attended the BnrGet,s,
town fair at Burgettstown. Pa ana VINO
bought tho special tickets for the occa-
sion which were provided by IN" tenn-
sylvania company. returned home yes,
terday. The tickets 10 the event wele
good until yesterday. allowing those
who wished to remain day i"neIr 10
wait until the rush for accommodations
was over, which accounted for those
who returned home yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08

The Rcnwood & Wheeling connecting
railway which operates in ana aoout ~.
National Tube company at b'n"oou' -
at the present time working hut ono
engine, while formerly sever"
used, However, nothing Is doing at tn"
nlnnt nut the one engine Is uscd most
" in the handling OF incoming snip
ments Of iron ore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08

sumed his duties after being OH TOT
some time on account Of an injury TO-
ceived while At work at tho ben"oou
shops. ,
J. e McCollorh. general superintend-
ent Of ,he Eastern ohio division OF the
+. X. r.. has returned to PITTSBURGH
after q business visit here.
Albert Darmo Of tho IennSy TRACK
force Is on duty on account OF illness
William Frautz Of the b. o. AT
Pittsburgh Is hero for few days visi'-
Ing friends.
Help. were running out or Biue DeVH
II, e. IT,. avnrv oDo We uSe,-AQV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
AudIts Pay Roll.

Tho pay roll for the Pennsy ON,
ployes working between Powhatan ana
MlnEo Junction, and who are unaer inc
jurisdiction Of the wheeling dlElSiol''
will DO audited today and sent |"
hurrh for tho making out of tn" checks.
The emrloves will be given their pay
q n October IL. which Will in all DO
rather large.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
ELECT OFFICERS

The following officers were elected at
a recent meeting of ,he T.ai BaEh Ms
s.onary sn"ie'y held al The homo OF
aI.ss isabella Robinson.
President katherine Knob"
Vice rr"H!,I"nt--MrS. r. J. Fitch.
Secretary Margaret Muldrsw.
Troasurcr.--Leah RIOS"
pianISt--NarJoric ElOd&ct,.
pleasant social hour followed the
business session. fiftcen guests were
present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
nona Rnr RiliouKnaHa

Two years ago l suffered from ire,
qurnt attacks OF stomach trouo'e anu
mlliousress Seeing Ehamoerialns ! a."
let's advertised concluded 10 trE 'nen'
= ,,,.,rnysd rapidlv."-Mlss Emma Yer
trvke. Limo, Ohio For sale BY all
dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
crSE POSTPONED

The snl' r REQ Motor St'"- ro'u'.I'
vs r. u Nhorrrowhi" set f." Y..s'"rio :
= rtrrnoou T. circuit court before Judr.
T. 3. Sommerville wa NOT called. II
was POSTPONED until 4 later date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
"SPR|NGTIME"
Catholic Daughters Of America TO Frs-
sent Musical Comsdy xov. -.

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
nv a committee Of tho Catholic Daugh-
tors of America, Carroll court No. 2s9
formerly Daughters Of Isabella) for
the production q "Springtime," a mus
ical comedy, De Luxe under the dlrec-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08

Before he marries he has q great d.
sire to travel and afterward he often
has tho same desire.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-15
If Stomach is
Out of Order
"Diapepsin"

Every year regularly more than
= million stomach sufferers in the
United States. England and Canada
take Pape's Diapepsin, and realizh
not only Immediate but lasting re-
lief. This harmless antacid helps di-
gest anything you eat and over
comes a sour. gassy or out-of-order
stomach in five minutes. If your
meals don't fit comfortably, or
what you eat lies like a lump of
lead in your stomach. or If you have
heartburn. that is a sign of indi-
gestion. Get from your druggist n
sixty-cent case Of Pape's Diapep
sin. There will be no sour risings,
no beiching of undisested food
mixed with acid. no gas or heart
burn. no fullness or heavy feeling
in the stomach. no nausea, head
ache or intestinal gripping. Prove
20 yourself in five minutes that
your stomach is as good as any:
that there is nothing really wrong
, Stop this food fermentation and be
gin eating what YOU want without
fear or discomfort or Indigestion
advertisement
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-15
SUES BROTHER
FOR WAGES DUE
First of Civil Cases Called to Trial
Before Judge Church Crimi-
nal Work Next.

Brother is opposed to brother in
the first case on the trial list to
be heard by Judge w T. Church in
the branch circuit court. Arnold
Rursch is suing John Rurseh for
wages alleged due for farm work.
The case was called to trial yester-
day afternoon and is expected to
consume today and tomorrow.
The plaintiff was a patient a.
WATERFOWL state hospital several
years. He was released a year ago
and Immediately went to work on
his brothers farm. He claims
wages due for that period.
Criminal work will be taken up
by Judge Church when civil cases
Of the present trial list are disposed
of. The typhoid fever suit against
the city Of Moline, which has been
heard before Judge n. A. Larson
two months, is to be transferred to
the branch
States Attorney Ben S. Bell SAID
this morning those who are in jail
facing criminal charges, will be
first called. The moro important
cases in which indicted persons are
on bonds may not be reached al
this term of court, he said.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-15
ILLINOIS CAPITAL
HOME FURNISHES
STRONGEvIOtNCE
GOOdhart Says rheumatism Has
Never Returned Since Using
Trutona Year Ago.

1T has been a year since Trutona
relieved me of a severe case or
rheumatism and built up my whole
system I can truthfuily say that
have not once been bothered with
my former troubles during the past
year and. in fact, I've enjoyed the
best of health ever since. l haven I
needed il, but 1 always keep a bot
ue of Trutona in my home"
The above statement OF Andrew
Goodhart, 10 North Second street,
Springfield. further reveals the re-
markable PERMANENCY OF Tn
tomas benefits. Now If YOU REe
looking for quick and PERMA-
NENT relief from stomach, liver,
kidney, bowel or blood troubles and
their many tributary ills, you know
where TO get it. foIks-by taking
Trutona- Don't be misled into
buying something Just as good"
INSIST on TrHtona! You have
only to think OF the hundreds OF
public Inducements made for 1'ru-
tona by local people to become con-
WINGED that the quickest, surest and
safest means to attain lasting
health is through the use OF the
greatest tonic Of ell time-TRU-
IONA.
Trutona is scld and highly recon-
mended in Rock Island at Carl E
Schlegels Drug Store--tAdver-
nsamenA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-15
eral expenses. and insurance
amounted TO S4,01S.SI.

eral expenses. and insurance
amounted TO S4,01SSI.
Through the association three
people have been sent to St. Anth-
ony's hospital, expenses paid by
the Kings Daughters union and
we're furnished rooms by the Rock
Island Woman's club. Donations
have been made by various socie-
ties of the city. The Needle Work
guild has. donated 277 articles and
$3.50 for supplies
The visiting nurse, Miss Alice
Thompson. reported that for the
year 3.107 regular calls, 1S4 extra
calls, and 535 metropolitan calls
were made, s225 received in Metro
politan collections. $1e6.50 in fees.
and S24 disbursed for incidental
expenses. There were 154 patients
recovered and dismissed. IS trans
ferred to the care of the family,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-15
BUREAU BACKS
PLAY CENTERS
County Organization Sponsors Rec.
reatien in Rural COmmuHities-
Units Plan Program.

Action was taken by the Rock
Island nome bureau this afternoon
IN make the work Of promoting
recreation in the rural communities
throughout the county occupy a
prominent place on the program of
the home bureau for the winter.
Miss Lucille Allen, advisor of the
bureau. and Mrs. Mary Ogden OF
Moline. recraational chairman, met
with representatives OF the reCre-
alton committees of II bureau units,
and discussed the matter OF pro
noting not only unit, but commun-
ity recreational centers in country
districts.
As one step in that direction it is
planned TO have as many represent
atives of the bureau as possible at
tend the instructions to be given
bv Miss Marguerite Sharretts, field
secretary of the National Commun-
itv Service. inc, in the Moline high
school gymnasium the evenings o.
Nov. q, % and %.
She hopes tc bring about in every
unit OF the home bureau a senti
ment in favor of establishing a rec
reational center in the territory
embraced by every unit. believing
that a great deal of good can b'
accomplished, not only for thu
young folk but for people in gen
eral by regulated centers devoted
TO recreational purposes under tn
management of unit leaders.