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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
BELLAIRE
BELLAIRE
CHEAPER POWER
IN BELLA|RE IS
EXPECTED SOON
Case Before Public Uti1ties Commits
sion-EleeSr4o Company May Con-
fer win .asy Officials.

Eclla!re may soos get cheaper electric
power rates.
While ;hc Wheeling Electric company
Will night The ordinance passed by coun-
Gil. October - reducing ;hc rate about
80 percent. the city through its attorney
Paul V. Waddell. has already been in &C
tion and good results are expected. The
hamber OF Commerce i also behind the
city in this controversy.
The Wheeling Eleciri, company will
carry the case 70 the public utilities
commission in an effort - have the
rates in the ordinance set aside.
The case has become So int"res'Ins
that officials 81 the American Gas and
Electric company. owners Of the local
company will hold a conference with the
city Officials and F.. f.. BrownelI con-
sultinE engineer Within the next few
days Recently in Columbus. il is said.
the company showed Willingness 10
settle the case. With Rrowen 10 furnish
the evidence showing the profits on the
amount OF money invested and the rates
charged IN other cities, some nearby.
he city IS prepared 10 so the limit IN
the case The conference with the Of
tcials Of the New York company proha-
bly, will bring about a settlement ana
end the battle before the federal court
and the public utilities commission.
Rellajre's fight against the present
rate is attracting statewide interest.
Protests have been made in many towns
against the powcr rates and 1t may 70
suit IN a concerted movement through
put the state similar TO the hight Dayton
IS leading against increased telephone
rates. Browncu. repuced TO he one ot
the best consulting engineers IN the
country. s. assisting Dayton in its bat
tie. The fact that the New York COM
pauy has taken up the fight leads ma"y
10 believe that efforts 20 bring about
COMPROMISE will be made a. the confer
ence Thursday or Friday.
The case was started several weeks
ago when 4 city ordinance liking the
rates became effective. The Wheeling
Electric company was granted 4 tempo
rary restraining order In federal court
at Columbus on an error In the ordi-
nance. The council on october =, cor
rected the error and encroSSed ana
passed the ordinance. Yesterday. cItF
officials were notified that the company
would carry the case TO the public utit-
tiles commission. In the meantime. So
licitor waddell and committee from
the Chamber OF Commerce had not been
idle and II was decided {" secure tae
services OF Engineer Brownell He
went TO the New York Offices " the
company and made his Investigation
with the result: that the conference mas
been scheduled
Next Postmaster
The question OF who will be BeI!air".
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and Charles streets has returned home
from a few days business trip to
Cleveland, Ohio.
c. ID. Kyle was business visitor in
Wheeling Tuesday morning.
George Mclaughlin Of the Jones tea
and coffee store was a business caller
in Golfers on Tuesday.
Mrs. z. G.. Marks and Mrs. T. ].
Sherrard spent Tuesday in Wheeling.
Mrs. Charles Beall entertained the
Leaf Twig Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Harvey PAUL Of Pleasant
avenue. After delightful luncheon
served at one o'clock, the ladies spent
the afternoon in sewing on garments
for the Ohio Valley General hospital
in Wheeling.
Mrs. Margaret Briggs OF Charles
street spent Monday with relatives in
Wheeling.
Mrs. w. NJ. Crawford of Commerce
street and daughter. Mrs. William
Henry of Eleventh street, visited
friends in Steubenville, Ohio, Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. W. r. Miller Of Mariana street
left Tuesday afternoon for Pittsburgh,
Pa, where she will visit her daughter.
Miss Thalia, a student at the Margaret
Morrison seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Virgins and Mrs
Will Fowler of Fowlerstown were in
Wellsburg Tuesday afternoon attend
ing the funeral services Of the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ervan Bauer,
which were held from the Jamison
home on Washington pike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Tate DR..
Edwards Olive Tablet.

That's what thousands Of s:'mach
sufferers are doing now. inste;d OF
taking tonicss or trying TO patch up a
poor digestion. they are attacking the
real cause OF the Acknowledged
liver and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets ar'use
the liver In a soothing. healing way.
When the liver and bowels are fr-
forming their natural functions. away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have You bad taste. coated tonSe.
poor appetite. a lazy. don't-care feeug.
no ambition or energy. trouble VIII
undiCeSted foods? Take Olive Taoes.
the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets ar a
purely vegetable compound mixed 18th
olive oil. You will know them by 1etr
olive color. They do the work w!tout
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for Dick
relief Eat what you like. i6c and DC.
-Ad
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after playing the1. tn oel ~ 'he
first half OF the 81 ilnps were
tho CANA noarad end some of the
players were ,hS "edheneu
,ham m O nointhere the ever alert
MOundsyille teal ~ .nelr eoal
limo twIce TbIhppened in the last
.ayan minu.a. ollay
Things will be Mhen the
1nna take tha ae here on Thanksgiv.
ing. They will ~ ~! lineu WIN
substitutes. and '.ah.iihe op-
nor,nnitv will available for addi-
tional practice sNII team work
Potentially, the "r 80 po"eTlu!
aggregation Of ~, 49, having WIN
them MANY NJ Old regulars and a
saU VOW mon oligh caliber.
NoundsviIlo asts Of the Whltlach
brothers two the gest semi.profes-
sional players s ,hio section OF the
country and addition several for
mer college st aOoin 'nelr lneup.
WePure srlefs.
Mr.. and Mrs.oimnel oarmon OF near
Bethany were 'i'outs 'isitors ana
shoppers Tue.s.
D + ZONES lstice of the peace of
Retbanv Is seJusly i'll at his home on
Main street.
Mrs W. wens Of Bethany was
among the oppers IN Wellsburg
Tuesday.
Albert NEols, representing the
Weinman Pr Of Pittsburgh, Pa, was
q Mondav b,ness visitor in Wells
burg.
DR.. and n I. i. Dare OF Com
merce streetere visitors In Steuben.
Vile Ohio Monday afternoon.
Mrs T. N2ettibon Of North Main
street is alb 10 be down town after
heinz confiu to the house for several
months on count Of injuries re.
ceived from fall.
Joseph VIE OF Plttsoursh, Pa, mas
returned he from a short visit with
his aunts. s. Sarah Hammond and
Miss Magp White of Main street.
Mrs r Stokes and children. Of
Lancaster hio, returned home Tues
day after ew weeks visit with Mrs.
stokes mcer, Mrs. Mary Maloney Of
Yankee stet.
Mrs. ATT Faulkner OF MAIN street
was q husess visitor in Steubenville,
Ohio. Tueiy.
Mrs n, Johnson, who is visiting
here fro Baltimore, Md, visited
Tuesday the home of her sister,
Mrs WAR Frissell of Wheeling.
Miss sab Davidson Of Beech Bot
tom has cepted a position as clerk
in the Erty confectionery store at
the corn of Eighth and Charles
streets.
Mrs thur Shriner and Mrs. Ray
mond les Of North Wellsburg spent
Tuesdal Steubenville, Orio.
Villa Kinney Of Twenty-eighth'
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was instantly Killed in fall of stont
at the mine of the Great Lakes Goa
company near that place on Monday
evening The investigation was con
Quoted ut the mine Of IhG' company ana
at the Watson mOrgue a. Maynard
Shcre the body OF tho victim was
taken yesterday.
Two other miners were partially
buried In the fat IN which Knight was
killed. but they were eXtricatcd from
The debris without difficulty and were
found To have escaped un!njurcd WIN
the exception al bruises.
Club Dance Saturday.
Members If thc Greenwich club at
this city have announced the compile
ton Of plans for masquerade dance
and social event To be held at the {. ;
4 T. : hall at stop lg. on the National
pike next Saturday evening. Berneid-
,r'4 orchestra has been secured 10 sup
ply the musical program OF the evening
and a big time ~ anticipated.
willing workers Meet.
An important meeting Of all or the
circles Of willing Workers OF the Wes'
bridgeport Methodist church Is sched'
ulcd to be held in the church In the
West End on Friday evening OF this
week All members OF all circles OF the
organization have been urged 10 attend
this meeting.
serve Soup Today.
Members Of tho Martha division OF
he Ladies' Aid society OF the krkwood
Methodist church will serve soup at thH
basement dining rooms OF the Church
today AT noon. The baked soeans SOUP
and scallopcd potatoes will be offered
for sale from 1880 to ! o'clock, ana
dinners will also be served al the
church.
Epworth League Services.
Tho Rev. Huwald Peterson. pastor OF
tn, Kirkwood NJ. E. church will deliver
the address at the services THIS eve
ming being held by the Epworth league
rs a part Of Win My Chum" week
and Rev Palmer OF Bellaire, tomorro"
evening. The playlet, The Awakening
Of Mr.. Tightwad" will be the attraction
for Friday evening.
Lady Maocabees Meet.
The usual weekly business meeting
Of the Womcn's Benefit association OF
tho Maccabces will be held In their
ronms in the Heinlein building this eve
ming Arrangements have been macc
for n social session and luncheon 20
follow the business. and big attend
ance Is anticipated.
Bridgeport Briefs.
The officials Of Belmont Lodge or inc
Knights Of Pythias announce an initia-
ton at their meeting tomorrow evening
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Turner NJ Aoa'
o.. are visiting with Mr.. and MIS- r.
W. HOuser Of Howard street
M. and Mrs. William S"hattr nave
returned 70 this city following wed-
ding "trip To the east.
Albert Fredcricks OF this city spent
Yesterday visiting at Yorkrile on pusi-
ness
Mrs A. J.. Walling OF Kirkwood has
arrived home after visit with rela-
lives and friends at Columbus. O.
Attorney Herman A. Schafer or kirk-
wood spent yesterday visiting al Column
bus q, on business.
Edward Schater ~ the Wilson furni-
lure store ls recovering following a
sl!Cht operation a. the North wheeling
hospital Yesterday.
Harry Hpinleln % Kirkwood has ar
rived home after few days spent al
Youngstown on business
The weekly business meeting or Rei.
mont AcrIc No. 995 Of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles was held last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
-Pvorrhea Now
Can Be Relieved
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Treatmer+.

Every sufferer from Pyorrhea. Bleed
ing and liberated Gums, Loose Teeth
and other sore and diseased conditions
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Dept. T244. Kansas City, Mo. and they
will mall you Sample Treatment. post
paid. absolutely free. Judge its merits
for Yourself Also free booklet and
history OF remarkable cures. This sim
ple home treatment is endorsed by
many leading Dentists and Doctors a.
being the most efficient method known
10 control these dread cOnditionS.-adv
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WEL.LSBuRG'
WILL OPPOSE
IMPERIAL A. c.
On Thanksgiving at Klwanis Park and
Good Game Is Assured.

Local football fans are assured Of
rare treat in the way Of sports for
turkey day when the newly organized
Imperial team will meet the fast
Moundsville team at kiwanis park.
There are few games anywhere In this
vicinity which will have more real
merit attached to them, and from a
standpoint OF interest and excitement
this game should have large appeal.
Moundsville has been travelling at
rapid clip, defeating one team after
another Last Sunday the Imperial
team succumbed before Moundsville
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the meeting and a good attendance IL
anticipated
Mrs. Frederick Entertained
An interesting social event was h"!H
at the home Of Mrs. Andrew frc"r' On
on North Fifth street yesterday al''
noon. Cards. faucywork and other a.
versions were enjoyed by the guests ana
n drllghtrul luncheon WAS served ny inc
hostess a. feature Of the event
Euchre Tonight
Mrs Robert j. DcSCh ~ chairman OF
the committee in charge Of euchre
rar,v 10 he held by the ladies' of St
Mary's Catholic church IN the rooms or
the knights Of Columbus on Hanover
street this evening. MI friends have
been invited to the event and promised
q Inc time.
Entertain Bridge Club
Mrs. + V NrhIuEh will be- the hostess
to the members Of tho Heights Hr!dE"
club At her home on jefferson street
this afternoon. four course luncheon
Is planned for | o'clock. following which
the hours will be spent At cards. l"e
home has been prrttily decorated IN
scaSonablc cu!ors in keeping with the
Thanksgiving season.
Welfare Club
The regular meeting Of the Women
Welfare club Of this city w!.l be h"ln
a, III" home of Mrs. l. Il. Gird"n on
Hickory street tomorrow evening.
brief business session or the club WILL
ice followed by program az pleasing
social diversions and a three course
luncheon Will Ice served by the hostess.
Start Sale of Seals
Tho first of the christmas seals Of
tho publi,. Health League were put DNt
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fresh looking she un-
hes.taungly and gra-
ctous.y replied. Il
shall be moro than
delighted 20 do so.
1t IS a very s!mpFe
matter. FIRST and
foremost q b so u : e
cleanliness Is an I'm
porcanL factor. l
cleanse my face thor
ough.y with LIska
cold ere n m, after
which I use a simple
toilet preparation
called Derw..lU. | al
ways apply this be-
fore going out.
Anyone can beau
tlrv their complexion
II they will use these
preparations Derw...O
and L,ska cold cream
I have no difficulty
In securing them a.
almost every toilet
counter
The flrst applsca-
ton OF Derw!ll" VII.
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BRIDGEPORT
DEATH ACCIDENTAL
CORONER'S VERDICT
Inquest into Death OF Howard Knight
OF Great Lakes Mine ut Maynard
Held Yesterday.

verdict Of accidental death has
hccn announced by Coroner clyde Har-
dosty Of this city. in the case Of How
ard Knight, coal miner OF Maynard, who
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THE " /
ne>i postmaster. may no, be decided TOT
a Jew weeks. Yesterday representatives
vt ;he postal depaT tment and the eIHA
service commission called IN local oNsl-
ness and professional men TO asccril'"
the sentiment relative to the various
applicants. The same proccduT" Was
followed a few months ago. The SIN
applicants. John FIynu. Howard Sned"-
ker. Charles Lancaster. Clarence Mche'-
Vey. Park Foreman and Bert ti"hA'hS
were summoned before the board ior i"
oral examination. The appointment -
made from the three highest. reported
by the civil service commission.
Heads Committee
The committee IN charge Of the BAN
Duct by the Bc,,a!vc Post, No. . Ainc:!-
can Legion on january - ~ headed by
{ e. ScdgwscN. local Amertcanizat'on
officers aui i member Of the stat" COM
uaitt"e. lie will extend an invitation 10
State Commander Rrttman 10 deliver
the principal address at this banquet.
Grodhaus Funeral
Rev. e. \. reurce, pastor OF the Chris
tan church Will conduct the funeral
services over '"t Fc,""'"S y, III.
'""'' eS hte"'S V''N''""' .S $3.50,
'""" !" MS tH'e "'''', va ,, -, 49,,
StE >V'v" ''"' ''' wa " '''">'
rose H'' r.he'ei y
Up to Committee
The An"Arc COMMITTEES 81 t"e n""'" %
education has In" power I" purchase 'hc
site for the proposed new high school
building and the on" on Th!rty-hith
stree; owned by the fWSi N't"r,ne"
church - most favored. The ch"Fch u
Is said wants $hh.""O Tor the property
which som" members OF the board c''r'
Is TO" high. The common pleas court
may b" asked 10 appoint jury 10 con-
denim the property and fix far price.
+ The church il IS said has employed an
attorney 70 look after its interest. some
OF the members have suggested that #
forts be mad" 20 und otRcr SITES t'Nn
centrally located.
School Banking
The deposits In the school bank u-1
Week amounted 70 S2?1.l5. The RDS'
, Hill building lead he list with deposits
Of S"S35 The West RcUa!rc school was
At the bottom with $5.55.
Serve Banquet.
The Woman'S auxiliary OF til" Fol
, lajrc hospital will serve The BeNar"
Chamber OF Commerce" ThankSgiv.nE
dinner Monday evening. N"v"mh"" -.
Tho culinary skill Of The ladies' OF ,h.'
organization is wei, KNOWN throughout
me city and 'hc rOmmi''"" predicts that
every member Of III" E"l.a!r" Chamber
| e Commerce Will h" on hand /" par
TAX" OF the turkey prepared by ;h"
grand cooks Of R".!alre. Tn" dinner
will s"rN. two purposes. first a'puI'nt
! the members With IN" '"'" I''"ihP''@"-
Cd by N" chamber % commerce. sec
"u". IN" Hr'r" r2ld paid Tor ne am" :
Viii in L" small n"'NNr" n"'n !" pay
fer certain equipment iHEhlN"'" XIV "'N
, p:ta) by tho AUXILIARY.
T." energetic banquet committees.
consisting ~ - ) hNNhN' 'h''r"'i' .
. Max l.. NerHh"rr. fi I''hN'h ''N
, Blum. 4. j Sh"T!"'N n'I Far! fie'!' "">
-he AFFAIR tn hand. TN" committee m
r"unces tha' 'n'F "t'' '''"''"
several is"'" ~. 80 '..'''
ET'''F WI" ~ rt,o,-
"'"'S"'" pS '''' ''''
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-, w. $780, ..',,.l..,, , r.v.
800 :,t.,;,,. II, :
way >" ''', .,..ls,c
N W. .i,,.,,,,. ric r..,,r.s
49,. ',.:.,'.. .r.... ~...iyc,r III.
showers Funeral.
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gives the skin a youthful appearance and
a clear baby sottneNS every norma
woman Graves II you wish 20 instantly
have beautiful rosy-w hike complexion
and soft unwrinkled skin. Try perw!N3
and YOU will 5e delightfully."- surprised
For sale a. the toilet counters "' an
denar,ment and drug stores. Including
pasriess Drug Stores. fIOge- Davis DRUG
Co, and Gr!est's Cut Rate. adv.
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Beauty Advice

Los ANGELES, CAL. - When Ruth
Roland. the beautiful actress, was inter
Viewed and asked IL she would DC willing
20 tell the readers Of this paper how >h"
hon, Nsr COruplsNiON So rDuthfUl and
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ct. John,a Bnzar
Kiwanis Meeting

Officials Of the Kiwanis club an
nounccd last night that a report ~ Ia"
rnsul, Of the entertainment given ~
the rInh FOR the milk ruud or tn" Pub
tic Health League viii be mad" at the
weekly luncheon 70 he held. today. nom
nation of officers for the coming year
~, .,.a -. n mart ~ tha huNinaAa of
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The highest speed ever attained on a
railway--l31 miles an hour-WaS maue
hy an electric locomotive IN l9U5.
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Ktwanis Meeting.

\, the luncheon and meeting 81 III"
Kiwanis club yesterday a. noon. Rev.
Father Whitman # rh" -. Johns church
delivered an interesting and inStrurtIv"
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baENT anu oupPo1'
TIL" annual bazaar and supper ny Ut.
Nurtra Gu'ld Of St. Faurs Episcopal
church will hc held in the basement din
INK room Of the church tomorrow even
ing. Til" supper will be served between
he hours 81 ; and o'clock and fancy
work and other articles will be offered
for sale at the event.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-24
Men $ Coats ,2esa-it. s@at.F@ M ~ sS. E1o4.s
Main Floor

"Word of mouth" advertising can't be bought, but it's given gratis to the store that earns it-It is one of the reasons why we sell Overcoats by the hundreds. Of course it takes stock like ours to do it, but after all isn't it up to us to be as big as. our job?
 Hundreds and hundreds of coats to look over and priced where we can get together
 $24.5O $29.5O
 BESSE-LELANDS
, 1922-08-08

named after Mr.. Shane. is inscribed
as follows:
presented by the Erie railroad to
Richard NJ. Shane, engineer. 1S62-1922.
in recognition of sixty years OF com.
medatory service.
Mr.. Shane's life and work span the
greater par OF the history OF steam
railway development in the United
States. When Shane look his first job
what is now the Mahoning division
was the Cleveland and Mat.oning Val
ley, extending only as FAR rs Girard;
llatsr It was known as the Atlantic
land Great Western, which was ac-
CURED by the New York. Pennsyl.
vania and Ohio. and eventually be
came part OF the Erie system. He has
served on every type of locomotive
from the early WOO burners to the
modern models: and in his time has
carried millions OF passengers. Per
haps better still. his Ideals of respon
sibility and service have grown
through the years.
, 1922-08-08
There Is Bright Hope.

mo y doubts the good intentions of President
" HARDING, his honesty or his sincerity in any
Rfort he puts forth to end the unhappy railroad
Situation in this country. We believe all the shop.
smen and other organizations concerned have con.
+idence in the president. We believe on the other
band from the evidence so far shown the president
-has full confidence in the men. Confidence that
hey as citizens, workmen and neighbors with him
self as their chosen executive can work together
for the mutual good of themselves and the public
and adjust the differences that now block the way
DO n resumption of transportation.
II would seem that after the long, and at times
the heated controversies, in the past year or more
between the representatives of the brotherhoods on
the one side and the executives of the railroads on
The other side, with the labor board as referee.
much OF a prejudicial nature has developed to de-
stroy the cordiality between the parties. And that
"a fresh and open mind, like the presidents, will
bring to the situation, in conference with the men
who are unquestionably as frank and honest as the
president himself will in short order arrive Mt a
settlement that will be satisfactory to all parties
concerned.
The word compromise has been too frequently
employed in the rail controversy. a better one
would be adjustment" Compromise, smacks of sur
render. and surrendeFis not what is sought. At this
stage, when the whole matter is So near settlement
the question of unfairness on either side will
scarcely be brought to the front, for the reasons
already stated.
So far as any desire or attempt to crush organi
cations or unions is concerned, on the part of the
public, it is idle talk. 1t would be a sorry day in
America TO go back to dealing with unorganized
and irresponsible labor of any kind. Those who
have had dealings with both organized and uror
gained employment will never consent to take the
backward step.
Fairness in all things is the American spirit and
upon it all progress and enduring prosperity are
founded. 1t matters not whether it is with rail
way employees or any other class of workmen VIC
are dealing if fairness is not at the bottom of any
settlement or adjustment that may be made it is
short lived and merely postponed to another day.
The railway employees of America form a large
and intelligent contingent in our population. These
men are among our best citizens. They are sober,
Industrious, bring into the world, educate and give
10 the country children of good mind, who later
take high rank in affairs. 1t is with these very
children, now grown of course, that the solution of
the present difficulties will have to be adjusted.
With what they bring to the conference and with
what the president brings is there not hope of a
speedy and satisfactory understanding?
, 1922-08-08

standing Scissors, but you can max
a paper one for your play house that
will be just as jolly" And before the
nearest horned toad could swallow his
5S4th fly for breakfast, Betty had
started to a that paper blanket.
First she tool there sheets OF writ
ing paper. One she colored red, n
gray. one black. From the gray sheet
she cut n piece az inches wide and
s& inches deep. She next drew a line
all around. one half incl in from the
edge. She then measured off the
width between l and ~ into spaces
A-inch wide and cut Sits zach h-inch
marke. cutting the a margin line, as
well as he space between. This gave
her 16 Sits as shown in the picture,
through which she could do her weav-
ing.
Next she cut her red n black