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Evening star., 1922-11-30
The Day of Revolt

Revolt is in the air; young authors
everywhere are breaking all the
rules, defying all the schools; ira
ditions must give way, and all things
old and gray must fall-triumphant
youth will show US what's the truth.
The bard we most admire played on
discordant Tyre the man we thought
a seer but chronicled small beer
the wreaths old writers won were
worth ten cents a ton. The era OF
revolt! The brisk and naughty colt
appears to proudly trot around the
pasture lot. and age-worn Dobbin
fees, or tries to climb some trees.
The young colts neck is arched, his
tail is deftly starched, the old plugs
hear him neigh to get the right of
way. But this is nothing new
since first young roosters crew and
old ones skunk away to hide among
the hay, revolt has fired Youth S
heart and said to Age. "departI p
And Youth DEGREES today, old things
must pass away; and still some
hopeless sot reads poor old Walter
Scott; some mumbling graybeard
turns to books OF Bobbie Burns,
and now and then one meets boob
who's fond of Keats. It's sad that
this is so: all time-worn things
should go.
(Copyrighto WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1922-11-30

Now is the time for all good men to
figure out what their party STANDS ior
SIDNEY AARONSON.
323S M street nOrth1oeSf
angrily, as he put up the nickel order
of cats meat. Just then the son OF
his tightwad customer burst i'll excited-
ly. and yelled: IF that's mothers order
unwrap it right away. kitty's caush'
Il sparrow"
MISS +. l.. HESSER.
a61S 11th street northwest
4 busy guy is Henry Hurls.
He's always picking up the girls,
But don't think he's "A sporting gink
He Just works at the skating rink.
MISS DOROTHY BENNINGTON.
1854 Ldnicr place northwest
De Valeras an invisible empire
T. IT, HEATH.
The Pasadena
When invited to write Il remark M
the guest-bVok of the exclusive and
high-priced rural hotel, the departing
literary ceIepTltS olleTcu liilS.
"OuOth the raven.
VAN WYCk REED,
oS5O 2Sth street nOrthiCest
Just Il word of advice. my son, be-
fore you go out into the world
"YeS. dad
Always be kind to democrats They
have their turn once III u while.
B. u. BACHMAN.
li1o Euclid street northwest
European cabinets are like the Strand
and r. f. keith's theaters. There's d
complete change every week.
J4CINTO L4RREI.
2n7 Il. F. Of l.. building
NJ. Georges Carpenters visit I.
Americs, was q knockout. That of NJ
Georges Clc.nenceaus seems to be Il
blowout.
J. MARX TRICE.
::o4 I'd street southeast
Here Iles the body of Henry Blake;
He THOUGHT his foot WAS on til.
ulRIE SCHLEGEL.
i''H "ht b' "iD't 't'ft' 't'' t"''''
Z AN "Ab.
Don, XIII Your Wife Mah- ON
Electric Washing Machine 10 the Dirty
Work
Jack LONG.
1l2T Morse street northeast
II church bells attracted as mucl, at
tention as fire h. lis, wouldn't this he !:
grand world to live in?
SIDNEY iIRDNSBN.
:;2.S VI street n0rthrcsi
optimism: An icenan singing III lie
ctnber.
EDWARD J. IRVINE.
21l3 lih street north WCSt
o. I.iJtI. ,;irl--,to mother, who is read
ing The Ladies' Home JournaD -
Mamma. is there u tientlemen's HON,
journal"
Yes. my dear. but it bears another
iiame it is called Outing"
". II EISTBT IN.
IA Quincy street northwest
Evening star., 1922-11-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

rhc wa,hinst ton society. Massnchu-
.ctts Institute Of Technology. VIII
meet at luncheon tomorrow. at ~
varsitv club. NJ W. Corse of Ma
,innai Research t'nuncii. will speak.
The %lumuae A>>ocintiOn OF ! nj
vrrsity Of Michigan, will meet Mo'
.iay, rm. az University 1,leh
clubhouse. 1857 l. ~ ;rv;tes
White. president "F the cluo' nv ~ ~
;,I women who have attended the
university.
National Capital Post. No: i-'. ee,
e~ans of Foreign Wars. Will give d
,r,,,5 ,,11v .nd smoker tomorrow,
n m at G; A. K HAIL. of"mlhtn,
>rry officers and statesmen Will
speak.
american Legion AuNiiinr:' De
,.rrr,.rr District Of columbia. VIII
..iv,. y card lrirty tomorrow evening
IN r,racruai building. li"i l.. street
The National Federation "f Mnsis
CIut, viii meet At the studi" OF MI:
Robert IL paiEltiSh. tomorrow '''
plu.. H"tt-! H;dI,i.4
Wis, Jane Bariu> "f baltimore VIII
nivc cxnoSiti"u "t sunday Sthoni
SOY: tomorrow. i:t' liii-. - 100"
street. l. W. e. y.
Metropolitan thnp,er. E'"or'n u
League. John Marshall place ana
street. Will vut. rtain service men an"
Young people Saturday. pm Every
body welcome.
The Northeast boundary ttt,zen>
Association will meet i'ec- ihotr III
stead of tomorrow, ~ S'hruused' at
HurrVill. school.
Tho >nr,bvc>t branch ". 4. 4. I =.
VIII meet tomorrow = - IA. :cdddd ddai :
f-.rS 80 9th STREET
DR. ID. Il. NooE'aN VIII address '"e
St,arrtS Eihle class tomorrow. 81 D.
~ Nnur1 Vernon I'5ar, NJ. l.. tnurch'
Evening star., 1922-11-30

WITH APOLOGIES TO EMILE COuE.
Day by day. in every way, the country
is growing wetter and Wetter.
l.. NJ. H.,
1880 18Th street northwest.
We live in world full of trouble and
When your car undertakes to turn
turtle:
1t never occurs when you're out with
your wife,
But when you're with Gladys and
MARY l.. IRELAND.
i19 3d street northsast.
WILLIE wonder where Santa Claus
gets all the money to buy toys:
Johnnie-Why, he takes my bank
every year. Doesn't he take yours:
MRS ARTHUR HYDE BUELL.,
Herndon. Va.
You can take a hick out of the coun-
try. but you can't take the country out
of a hiCk.
VAN WICK REED.
1850 ssh street northwest.
1T was suggested to the four-year-
Old that she remember in her prayers
her absent father. her brother who was
III. and her nurse. who had spra med her
ankle To her mothers astonishment
she concluded her devotiOns as follows:
And now, dear God, please take good
care of yourself. for if anything hap
pens to you, We'll all be in the soup
MRS. J. B. REPETTI.
'o' I'D street northwest.
Why tell 'em to shop early, when
they are doing nothing but:
r. II. HEATH.
The Pasadena
There was an old maid from Peru.
', Mho thirty-tWo languages knew:
II she worked all these tongues
W Nlth but one pair of lungs
doh wonder she's single. Do you:
CHARLES GREEN.
41li kcoknk street. Chcry Chase.
tirasshopper glands might be great
help 10 foot ball players.
Mss HAZEL B. WOODSON,
""l- South Dakota arenme northeast.
WIlie-AIother, why is father SO bald
Motner-tTom thinking. dear
Wliiie-iou have loads of hair,
, haven't you"
Mother-WilIie, its your bedtime.
II. s. BROCKHTRST.
'"i 12th street southeast.
Roiiine stones may not gather any
moss. but they keep the moss from
growing in a lot of places
CLARENCE w. ROACH.
lo6 AHeoheny street. Takomd Park. ID. G.
Tnc vegetable huckster was beating
ms old horse. A woman shouted from
II window:
Hey. haven't YOU any cunscience.''
NJ. MAN. only potatoes and onions
! today
. HELEN l. SC4NL4N.
y" .Hddiso'. street northresi.
lower telephone rates may prevail
With tn" new year. Ring out the old
ring IN the new.
HENRY DETORE.
"oo 10th street northeast.
i'uillg = "olored revival one of the
Eoch ran screeching down the aisle and
fell fiat before the pulpit. \ deacon
stopped L" raise her. when the parSon
Sterniy cried: Let that sinner Law
whei. the Lord done flung her.
HOWE ALLEN.
Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1922-11-30
Riehtway School Of Dancing

Sl4 Twelfth st. tNenr Eth and F.
For 10 years Americas foremost academy. By
the Rightway methods of instruction any one
One step in q few private lessons. Lady and
Gentleman instructors. No appointment re
uuired Hours ~ AN. " 10 H.W. -
Evening star., 1922-11-30
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

Ths. -ryr,,,, ,'ll.l, will CIV Z EhaukS-
giving .iau,.,,. 200 l6.h street, -" clock
i;ad Triangle cutting III" VI! nay. ''
>,,,i..,- .Ijnu,-r ;: ,'rI.,E. ~ Elur Trl-
angle, Recreation Center. 10 b. tpii"wed
.,v a dane. ut 81" o'clock. .->dmission.
An Illustrated f.,.frrs. "A Pocket
FuIl OF G"ld." viii ,ne given ~ oirac"
Baptist Church, -.,hh-ast. ,:4a o'clock.
No admi<9l"Ii
Washington Alumni chapter. sigma
EarI. :t..t"r.tv. will meet. o'clock
., 2o2i 9: stree, All SisInaS IN the
city iryi'6G-
:, Thank>-iv,r., dinne- Tor some ni
the boys III Mount Alto Hospital VIII
he given by Ge"rg" +. kil'een Post;
No. -. American Legion. ana served
by ladies ,f The unit. al Masonic Hall.
Wisconsin avenu. anSi " street. from
/; 70 S o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-11-30
Flowers and Turkey.

Order Eour Than.isGiTlnG H"rai irt
..,.ariuu& fr",l tiu''.'. i-l@ F-AdFtf
,'sePieut.
Evening star., 1922-11-30
PiAy Paragraphs

Now is the time for all good men TO
figure out what their party stands 1or.
SIDNEY AARONSON.
323S M street n0rth1oeSf.
Evening star., 1922-11-30
TWO BANDITS SENTENCED.

Leroy kelson. colore'i.- was given a
term of ten years in the peiitentIary
yesterday by Justice Stafford in trimi-
nal Division l, His companion. George
Forrest. also colored. will serve 4 term
of eight years.
The men were convicted of repre-
senting themselves as bootieggers and
Turing James +. Pass, soldier from
the War College. into an alley and
rohbing him of S53
Assistant United States Attorney
Emerson conducted the prosecution.
Evening star., 1922-11-30
Male the Home Attractive.

Often a little painting and paierinS
will do it-but where TO go to get II
done perhaps. is Il problem. You II
rird that question answered in the
Recommended Service column in the
classified Section of The star. Only
firms ar. listed there who viii guar
autee satisfaction to star readers-So
YOU can choose with cnntfd"i.c,- from tniS
list Recommended Service is d guide
To all sorts of specialized personal
and domestic Service.-Advertisem
Evening star., 1922-11-30
Tn. <,r,hc,,, boundary Citizens

Or r. H. NUNnaV VII HddrrS> tut
c-.ar,S t;hI. ,.la>, tomorrow. l-:l',
1T Mount Vernon Pace NJ. l.. thurch'
Evening star., 1922-11-30
GIFT OF FLOWERS.
Miss Voigt Honored as Winner OF

Miss Elizabeth Voigr. one of the win
17.rs in the Post Office Department
representative women" contest. was
prssented with flowers yesterday by as
sociates in the office Of rural mails.
w H. Biliany. fourth assistant post
master general. formally presented the
roses on behalf Of the employees of the
office.
Evening star., 1922-11-30
3 FREED ON THEFT CHARGE

John Russell, David Fitzpatrick and
John Petrello, charged with robbing
Raymond Jones, an emplOye of the
Chaplin Sachs Ice Cream Company, in
Il restaurant at Massachusetts avenue
and North Capitol street. were ac-
quilted before Judge Robert Hardison
in the Police Court.
Evening star., 1922-11-30

The Washing ton society. MaSsnchu,
sctts Institute of IechnoiosS,
-. ~ 1urch.,u tomorrow. at Uni
yarsiry club. NJ W. Cors" of Ma
rioual Research c"unc!i. Will SPEAK.
Evening star., 1922-11-30
Importnnt Chang. In Sch.du,.

Important Change in Schedule.
Effective Sun, Dec. 3. Southern Rail-
way train No. 1875 will leave Wash
ington 500 am. instead of S:55 am.
as at present. No change in No. 50
leaving IL am. City Ticket Office,
1925 F.-Advertisement.
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company. left for Ncwar". \. j. "hrF'
he VIII hurry up the nc" buses "h''n
were SUPPOSED ~ have Iccn her" '""'
month
4 fnc crowd was ~ "'t"ndan'" a. ,n'
n. Local hv>r,Aicc Wa gwen yesterday
hall lastt evening, regardless o' the
weather
Mrs. Walter Crawford. % Gicnhs hu"
is conihe3 TO her home with h.neSS'
Easter flowers are reported as So!n
fas, and all dealers expect to be SOFA
out by onght. :;
Many school children were caught IN
the rain OF yesterda! and reHc'Seu 1t
good duckns.
",'y" Ttopas has accepted r"S'''"'
in the tin mill ut Warren. ONO.
Rev. +. = Jenkins. Of the WELSH '"h .
vrcsationsl church. preached at INC
United Presbyterian church last wv
ming.
Special I.cntcn services were held al
81, Johns Lutheran church last cfcn'nS
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al persons who have not paid their
rent VIII hc subject 10 the ahd't,ona'
cost. The rent vas extended from Ia st
M"ndI; - saturday to give The people
a rhtnrc 10 pay
Big1 funeral Today
Tho funeral uf Martin Rtgl Aetna :
! Iillc grocer. VINO died At his horse on
! First street Thursday afArnoon. VAL
be held from tho family homo this
morning at II O'Clock. Rev. Father O..
! n. Won Intel. OF ST. Anthony's church,
! will offciatc. lnterment vii! DC IN SI
Anthuny's cemetery. Blaine.
Bake Sale To-day
The Bridgeport chapter OF Service
Star Legion Will hold hake sale In the
EridCrovri Hardware company store
this afternoon All kinds or cakes. pies
and o;ncr ra.t-Ica will BE- for sale and
al arc invited 20 attend this sale
Death and Life CantAta
Tho Death and Life Cantata Will Be
sung in the kirkwnod Presbyterian
church Easter evening. The large choir.
assisted by Mrs. w. f.. Bowman, Of
Wheeling. and M. Walter Sadler. OF
EcI.airc. and Rev. W. g. Munsen. who
Ia" been preaching at tho special ser
vircs in tho church the past week. viii
preach. This will be the closing service
~ these tNanRcslSNlt IlCSNIH6S. 1AiO
public is invited TO Httend
Alumni 10 Meet Today
The alumni Of bridgeport high school
vii! meet Tuesday evening in prepara-
lion Of the ba nQuet and program which
will be given in honor OF those Eratu-
nting from bridgeport high school in
1872. IT,. meeting has been called by
George Sheet.
Park Ready for Football
The men who arc having the Bridge
port athletic field put in shape will try
! 20 have the l0-foot fence around the
field by the time football season starts.
Bridgeport should have a good football
cam this season as some very good
material was uncovered last year, tho
frs, football played by tho high school
! for several years.
Bridgeport Briefs
Charles DouEherty. Of Brookstde. ha /.
returned home after several weeks visit
/ IN New York.
MISS Catherine Shar:le. OF Chicago, Is
'hr cues, Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. f..
! Thomas. Of Kirkwood,
Charles Hatcher. vire president o.
/ the Guarantee Trust company. OF New
! york. was caller on local hanks yes
| terday.
Charlotte MS~onnauShy and Mary
Virginia Heinlcin. students at Ohio
State. arc spending Easter vacation
: with their parents.
! Mrs. Jane Jewell. Of Rrookside, H.
! mile 10 be out again after several days
| illness.
/ Ross Mitchncr. ~ Ohio Stata Is
spending vacation with his parents IN
, this city.
/ The Kirkwood N. F.. church VIII give
! musical AT the church Tuesday even
! ing. April ~.
| Morton Way. Of Fast liverpool. wns
business vusitor in this city.
! All Faster flowers are expected 70 be
| sold out by this evening.
william wunAms, $50 Main stlSs4,
/ Bridgeport. Everything you nsed Sat
urday Special - Guaranteed spri1S
, Wheat white Satin Bread Flour t1.fo
! per saok. Phone 1875. We dslfvsx.
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WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital

Washington. u. g., April 14.-"cst
Virginia postofficcs ordered Discontinued
al Donwood, kanawha county: HadaI-
ton. Boone county. and MacNeer. Logan
county.
James Mack Dunn has been commits
stoned postmaster at Garfield.
Tho President has nominated TO the
senate. Wendell Evans. 10 be postmaster
a, Winona. which office became presi-
Dental January !, 1921: Seven d.
Chanpe 10 be postmaster at Aontgom-
cry, in place OF i. T. Dyer. resigned; and
Justus T.. MC[askey to be postmaster
At Paden City. in place Of q. 4. Hem
thorn. whose commission expired Janu-
AIRY ~. 1922.
An applica ton for a pension increase
was filed to-day at the Pension BHeau
by CONGRESSMAN woodward, for Levi j.
Martin. OF Sistersville. 4 pension al
the rate OF $40 per month has been
awarded Mrs. Emily Eewland, OF But-
falo. Putnam county.
Ok-y NJ. Stump. of Perkins. Il was an
nounced at Congressman Reeds offlce.
has been awarded a pension OF Sl3 a
month. dating from March 80. 1921, by
tho Pension Bureau
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REV. HARRY TAYEORD
SPEAK ON RESURRECTION

On Easter lsunday ..m6rnfS -.
Harry Taylor is to speak upon the
Gospel story Of the Resurr ection. Rev.
Taylor afirms thst there IL q great deal
Of confusion among orthodox. preachers
about this subject owing. to the fact
that there arc two opposing ideas given
in the New Testament. Rev. Taylor Will
give the Unitarian view OF this, ma pr
and chow that the hope OF immortality
is assured from other than Bible
sources 80
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EASTER SERVICES ;,
AT>ST. JAMES

Communion will be adm inisedfe9 AZ
ST. James Lutheran church I'm conn &C.
ton with the service tomorrow morning
at 1OlJ. At 1:I5 in the evening, the
Sunday school will render Its Easter
service. The usual Easter treat Win b
given to all members Of the Sunday
school. An Offering for mission pur.
poses will be taken at this service.
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MARTINS FERRY
CITY READY. FOR
CLEANUP DRIVE

Everything is ready for the clean -ur
rampaign which starts IN this city Mon
dav morning Mayor Howard Dun has
been named 49, chairman OF the drive
and will issue proclamation 10 the
peorle urging them 10 cooperate with
the officials in making this city cleaner
and better city.
The first thing 10 DC remembered II
that this drive does not mean that
people should pile rubbish and ashes on
the payemen; in the hopes or having
them hauled away for nothing. ScrNI"e
Director Swecuy will donat" IN" S"r't"c
NJ the city trucks and men but does not
intend to remove rubbish tina, has hson
placed on tho side walk to be mn""d.
inspections will Ia" made by repre-
sentativcs OF the OHIO Sti;" Fire nd"r-
writer's May - and Il individual report
will b. filled ont and m'cd. y report
will also be made at the banquet which
viii he given IN honor q: n" rc7r"Scn-
,ativcS. It IS asked that ereryou: VIII"
has the time 10 jump III and help max"
tbs city "at - nc pr"u.i %. Not only
xill health conditions be inspected and
gotten after bat al Ire hazzards as well
Several places in this city would b" total
loss If fire Saou'd ever happen TO break
out.
Many Attend Services.
Many peop'e attended tho community
service hs'd AZ 81 1'aurS Ep Sco2at
church le<i,-day aft"rnnun Address
rPrs made ON The Last words nC Jesus
IN Tia" Cross 80 h minister taking Il
TOPIC and preach NJ "n il. TIL" services
iaS'cI thr"" hours and many penpl"
stayed throughout III" whoi" services
Tho knights Of Columbus and several
prominent mon >"nt "ut notices and
gave talks IN tho s"cmtnity OF this oc-
casion and urged evcryon" To attend
H. o. p. 8. Initiate.
The local order of II O I T.. hid I
regular mectinx and iniation IN the
Hnh"nsach building las; evening After
N" regular business WAS <ct aside many
now candidates wc-" taken after which
n luncheon MAS served.
Epworth League Meeting.
Tn" services which, will .hc conducted
nv tho Epworth League o" tn" First
Methodist church SUNDAY evening az
$50 viii hc under the charge nt l.. J.
storing. Commercial teacher At the high
school. Tho subject which will he dis
Cussel is Christ as our Guest and all
memhcrS arc urged 10 he present
"Ths Lion and the Rouse"
The Lion and the Mouse" IS the title
Of the Senior class play which will he
given at the high school auditorium tho
night before graduation. Thc cast hae
been nrckcd and have already started re-
hearsing Tn" play j. Difficult; one
but the members "f the cast are con-
fidcrt that it viii so OF with great
success.
Council Meets Tonight
The regular meeting Of council will
nc hold tOnigh, at the city building. No
special business will he brought up but
Il j. thought that the street question
will hr discussed and some action is OK
pcctHd on the matter
Ladies' Night Tonight
The program for Ladies night AZ the
Booster hail has been completed. The
committee N charge Of the pr"Sram
have procured some good talent and
some surprises vii j." sprung The
!adtr. were :" interested N the 1rct
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LuHnH1aEAH D1owHD.

Crarksburs, W. va.e April 14!--Eppis
Dennisoni 2s, son Of ]. r. DsnntsoH, In
dian Run lumber man, was drowned to-
day when a team Of horses no was triv-
inr, slipped into Ten Mile creek. near
sardis. He leaves a widow and thrss
children ..s
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Friendly Help

bashful drove MIS- car unoer
shelter OF sudden spring shower uade
the highway road Of mud
hoped time to be friend or jennie "'n "A'o0
tha that
Sam saw another with nat tire Guess might
s we'll fix that tire waiting Sam at Wofk
the rain With tho sunshine
Jennie Sam In q nice friendly way
Jennes bright book the hoor 1t vas printed The
Loan Company OF belAe on IN ACCOUNT
bu he Ia dim
That Dads book. said Jennie m she plcSeo II up
Dad Ia kind Of funny,
Sam He thinks that ought -
10 haysa book He that -
the these 1f1k< hlu nfYk
why this isn't Dads" said PNXS~.m
jennie he opened It, Va,
be mine Sam, and that IN
was he OF It. "
Sam calls Jennieb father, Dad ~ Wv60N
Resources Milton Dollars
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VIII Visit In England

Mr. and Mrs. VIM Ayers Of Union
street have secured passage through the
Peoples Savings Bank and VIII leave
early next week for New DIRK where
they will sail on the Olympic Tor Ling
land to spend the summer at their Oh
homo at Stockton-on-Tees Mrs Ayers
has been poorly for some time past and
the TRIP is being made in the hope Of
restoring her health They will return
in The fall
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william williams, $50 Main stos4,
Bridgeport. Everything you nsed- Sat
urday Special - Guaranteed spri1S
wheat white Satin Bread Flour t1.fo
Dor saok. Phone 1875. We dslfvs1.
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c. NJ 'Rodcser, Bcliai-e glass manu-
facturcr. = having summer nome
"-ec,cd on Belle Rock addition. west
oc Eellaire The house viii be or h'e
rooms and is beng put up BY Ferry
tones local building contractor. IA
soon a. the. buildlng Is completed MT.
Hodctcr will move there FOR INC sum
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Circus Success

m. indoor circus given a IN" crave
MN sehoo, gymnasium asst nigh; h
the BOY Scout troop OF n" Union NJ
s:on was huge success Many persons
were present and "cr" treated :" ar
excellent program ~ events. in'iuIi'S
scout ma neuvcrs. dancing. TuSl.. vocal
kand instrumental comedians and "'h"r
fcatures
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rinsd BY Mayor

EpA Ephimopotous. proprietor % N"
Liberty confectionery on Beln9a. street.
street. was before Mayor John L. Wyatt
Yesterday. the charge being preferred
SANITARY Oft1ccr John W. Neal. \ hne
y IS was levied. Neo, declared the con.
ii.ions in the baSrmcn. Of the ron:"c-
,ionerv, where fruits were kept. was
tilthy and unbelievable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
Play Opener Sunday

The Florence Athletic association
baseball team will pay fs nrNi game Of
Tho season SUNDAY afternoon a. ~"
Pinch Run diamond. The c","r"d
Giants. OF Bridgeport. will ho nc oppo-
sition. The Florence team his YEAR X
ras. one and n good game "a assured
as thn ospcninS attraction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
TO Sou Homestead

The old Graham homestead a BROOK
side will b. sold al publ ga" Satur
day. April 90. It Is a beautiful nom
Of nine rooms and represents the OIL
IA lhioncd home. II is owned by WI!
liam T. Graham. who Is now prcsidcn
OF tho American Can company and Nv
ing in Greenwich. y. T.