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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-05-26
MIND.LAZINEsS

Mast Of us have, or have had, Q ten
aency TO be lazy about thinking. mat
m itself, IA not dangerous; . tendency
can be overcome II we are Interested m
overcoming II. But many people, not
realizing what Il the matter with their
minds. let lazy thinking habits develop
unchecked. The slipshod mind has al
ways IN excuse ready. II says, am
too tired to work now. What ! need
In q thorough rest 70 NJ me FOR thins-
ing. Tomorrow ! shall Be able 70 40
this work easily" Sometimes tne ex-
cuse Ii genuine, but we must be ON our
suard 70 see that the tired feeling
really means overwork. We must %
on the lookout for the idle brain that
complains Of being exhausted.
CiRcuMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE
The man Of the house was locking
for his umbrella, and not finding y,
asked the members Of the family II
they had used II.
Il think sisters beau took Il last
Night" said Henry. -,
sWhy do YOU think 30. my SOM"
asked his father.
aCause. when I was In the hall last
night l heard him say TO sister, u be-
lisve III steal Just one.''
ANERvY GIRL
"That Miss Remnant is neVy girl"
" How sof"
She's In the hosiery department on
the Fourth Floor Of Samples store.
And when the ere broke out there the
other day, what do YOU suppose she
didfs
sShe actually insisted on putting on
che handsomest pair Of stockings be-
fore she would consent 20 climb down
the Arc escape.
SPEAKING OF COLOR
The wife Of the prohteer was hay
ing great difficulty over the furnish
inFs Of the large house. She did not
know the names Of ordinary articles Of
furniture, and the more ornamental
things completely puzzled her
One day q woman said TO her, Have
YOU read Lambs Tales Z"
She thought for . while. and then
answered nervously, "No, but I've got
a gray sheepskin rug"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-05-26
ASPARAGUS TO BOSTON BY AIR

A buxz of the radio. a whirr Of the
alrnlsne nnonelIer and the consumer
n fhe distart cltv will have fresh
yegetables dropped right onto his Ia
BE in time for dinner. This is no
mere vision. Jersey farmers are 20
inr 10 give n 4 practical test when
thev r,afs 4 snerial shiument Of fancy
asparagns from Cloucester county 10
Inc Boston markets.
Tina detaiIs for what In belieyed To
be The ART long distance delivery Of
a-I.l- : - IL = 4 - 1870. -.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-05-26

by expert tailors who are under our
direct supervision. Every garment Is
made to 1T and please the wearer alb
solutely.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-05-26
SPEAKING OF COLOR
DOING THEIR DUTY


Scores 81 Bel Air Readers Are Learn.
ing the Duty Of the Kidneys
To filter the blood Is the kidneys
duty.
are weak.
Backache and other kidney Ills may
follow.
Help the kidneys do their work.
Use Deans Kidney Pills-the tested
kidney remedy.
Bel Air people endorse their worth.
Ask your neighbori
Afs. r. G Sheridan, Bond ST. Bel
Air. says:
Sometime ago had trouble with
my kidneys and my hack felt weak. l
became run down and languid. Doan's
Kidney Pills were recommended and l
used them M directed. They soon re-
lievsd all signs Of the trouble. i am
glad 10 recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
70 anyone having weak kidneys I
know they are worthy Of trial."
Price coo ut all dealers Don't sim
piy ask for q Kidney remedy-get
Deans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Sheridan had. Poster Milbufn
Co.. Mira, Buffalo, MY.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-05-26
NOT AS HE WAS TAUGHT

A colored boy was arrested on q
charge Of appropriating chickens, and
the magistrate decided TO try an appeal
70 the lads father.
"Look here, Rastus', said the mag
istrate, when the father appeared In
court, ''this Is the fifth time that your
SON, Ebenezer has been In this court,
ard am tired Of seeing him here"
IL don't blame 20 jedge," responded
the father, little sadly. Use tired
OBJ seeing him here myself"
10 Act ~ demanded the magistrate.
aWhy don't you show him the right
dSay, jedge,n earnestly replied the
father, II hab done gone an show dat
boy de right way dozen times, but
somehow he allus gets caught wild de
chickens on him."
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-05-26
SLAVES wIFE's HEAD

j Nearly four feet Of hair was shcln
from the head Of Mrs. Clara Cox, ~,
by her husband, 0rrin Cox, . rubber
worker, Akron, Ohio, to prevent her
from leaving her family 70 travel as
: hair tonic demonstrator, she declared
Thursday. She and her husband quar-
relied over the proposed tour, she said.
and she remained from home until ia1e
.s~, -. - awaited her return.
.. .,s ~ ~. hsr ~ -. ..s.idsd her hair
for the night. Then, she So 60 sne
arose in front Of her mirror be clipped
the braids which reached 70 her ankles.
Mrs. Cox Is now in q hospital SUI
ferine from nervous breakdown. !,
II would give n million dollars "
1 could restore your hair" Cox told
her as they were reconciled ut the hos
initial
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-05-26
earIes,sy.

In q street car the other day q man
and his wife saw eecSroach on the
door. .
Il never see one Of those things"
said the man. without wondering
where II came FROM"
@And never see one." said the
wtfs, without wondering whers Il d
soinx.H--yOanEssoxn Y>lagxaaSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02

dress. tho exercises this year will
be featured by a Joint contcs, In dc.
bate, defamation. oratory, and read
Ing between tho literary societies.
un"ci;ln9 nt tablet To tho memory
OF the students and faculty OF the
college who organized u military
company during tho Revolutionary
War Greek play, given by students
In the department OF ancient dan
suagoa. and "a dinner given to all
mcmb"rs Of William and M:vy ath-
lcuc teams. past and present.
Tho completed program. as an
nounccd, follows;
sunday Juno 4-ISaccalaurcatc
sermon. ii;i6 a. NJ, by DR.. George
h. Booker, Ut Richmond: Monday.
Literary Society Musical. 4 j.
NJ; athletic dinner =. NJ; Join,
meeting OF Literary Societies. s y
NJ: cotill!on club dance. 10 y. NJ:
Tuesday, Alumni Day-Unvcilinr
Revolutionary tablet. II A. NJ. alum
n! dinner 1916 l.. NJ. alumni aid.
dress, l.. NJ. by Senator q. Walter
Mapp, OF Accomac. Va: Greek play
s T.. NJ; alumni smoker. L. NJ.
cotillion CLUB dance. 10 +. NJ. We'd
ncsday. Jun" :. graduation day
senior class exercises. IL \. NJ. com
menc"mcnt exercises. +. NJ; nna'
ball. 10 Il. VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
WILLIAM AND MARY
FINALS BEGIN SUNDAY
Senator G.. Walter Mapp, of
Accomac, to Deliver Alum.
nj Address.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, June l.
Finals at tho College OF William and
Mary this year will be larger and
more elaborate than any heretofore
attempted, according TO the an
nounccmcnt OF tho program of OK
crciscs today by Dr. J. \. G. Chard-
l"r, president. The exercises begin
with tho baccalaurcatc sermon sun
day. June 4. and end tho night of
June I. with graduation exercises
followed by the final bail. Tho larg-
est number OF alumni and visitors
ever gathered here for finals arc OK
pcctcd to attend this years cclcbra
tons
The senior class this year number
ahOut sixty men and women. and IL
the largest ever graduated from the
college.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached hy Or. George T.. Rocker
pastor OF tn" Monumental Methodist
Church. Of Richmond. Va: tho alumni
address viii b" delivered by state
Senator 6. Walter Mapp. Of Acco-
mac, Va.
BESIDES tho baccalaurcate sermon.
ALUMNI address. and graduation ad-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
FISHING FOR M|NNOWS,
BRING Up HUMAN HEAD
Judge and Major, of Newport
News, Uncover Grucsomc
Mystery in Mill Pond.
Try Associated rres..l

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June> l.
y human head. tina, OF a white man.
"ncascd In "a ragged hcmpcn sack.
was drawn to the surface at Young e
mill pond near this city Tuesday hy
Major George Ceilings and Judge c.
W. Robinson, Of tho Newport News
Circuit Court. while they were nsh-
ing for minnows
Women and children. picnicklur
nearby. caused the fishermen To
hastily return their grisly nnd to tho
water. rs a result OF which city and
county officers today arc comblnc
every inch Of tho ponds bottom In an
attempt (" relocate the bag.
Tho head evidently had been I'm
tho water for some time. II was in
an advanced staged OF dccomposi-
lion, and If found by the police VIII
unor but slight clue, ~ any. 10 the
Identity OF tho dead man. authori-
tics say.
So far as can bc learned no ono
In this vicinity has been reported
missing for a year or more. hut tn.
pond - located near much trav-
ei-d concrete highway. and tn. head
might have been brought hundreds
OF miles. the authorities point out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
OBSTRUCTION IS PLACED
ON SOUTHERN TRACK
Miscrcanis Attempt to Wreck
Passenger Train in Eau
quicr County.
ISpccIal ID mo Tlmcs. Dlsrntch

Especial to The Timcs- Dispatch
HAIGRISoEBURG. VA. june T.
An attempt was mad" To- wreck the
southern passenger train No. u. ar
irving here from Washington at
1920 l.. NJ, by the placing Of pile
OF Iron plates, ties and rocks on the
tracks at Il sharp curve between
Marshall and RcCtortown, In Fau-
gu!cr County, according 10 tho
stories OF tho passengers and train
crew told on the arrival OF the train
her" last night
Az the train shot around the curve
the engineer saw thu obstruction.
but too late TO bring the train TO "a
stop before striking the mass Tho
ties In the pile wcr" splintcr"d. hut
fortunately tn" "nein" did not pass
over any OF the plates placed on the
tracks. as They would probably have
dcrailcd tho train. There is a do"p
gully on each side az the track a,
the spot.
After the track VAS cleared. tho
passengers and crew Joined in
searching the surrounding country.
but n" trace Of the guilty persons
could be found
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
OFFICER ACCUSED OF
ARSON AND THEFT
nv Atsocia,cd rrcssl

NEWPORT NEWS. VA June H.
9 Toprins. deputy constable at
hilton. "A suburb near this city. is
in Jail hcrc on 81 charge Of arson
and tn" thcfr or funds from tho
United states poSt-orice a, Scncca
Campbell County, more than a ycar
ago
II" vas arrested here last night
oE Federal authorities. and will 10.
'nE"n N Campbell County today in
M effort TO secure bail
Topp!ug saws ne operated store
AZ seneca prohibition agent. whose
nam" he did not divuI.". being his
partner The store burned ana Top
ping came here. making his homo
IN Hilton. wEcrc he was sworn In
several months ago as deputy consta-
bio. He denies that ne Is guilty OF
either charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
SENATOR EARLY IN FIGHT
TO REFLECT HARRISON
Withdraws From Congress
Race and Says Harmony
Democratic Slogan.
5I'HEDICrs VICTORY ron PARTY
Hirccnc County senator Notinc.
seventh District Chairman Iic Has
concluded To FHcKo Ambition for
Ircscnt.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER. VA. June L.
estate Senator Nat Il. Early. OF Greene
S'oun'v. who recently announced his
lh,"nton to oppose Representative
STh"mas w. Harrison. OF Winchester,
'fT tho Scvcneh District congress
b'i"nal nomination, today notified
1State Democratic Chairman l.. +.
SIoyd. who IS also district chairman.
a.: his withdrawal
senator Early's letter came on the
EAST day for Ming notice OF can
<!idacy. Indications are the district
committee VIII declare Harrison the
niominee.
Judg. II. T. ". Duke. Of char.
1ot,csvilie, recently withdrew. and
C"lon"i Robert +. Lccdy. OF l.uray.
a"sardcd az - prospect. declined TO
pppn-c Harrison AT this time"
Adapt "iInrmony" rs slogan.
writing from Ruckcrsvlli". Wa.
Senator Early says: ~ have read
with real appreciation your kind
words In Richmond Times Dispatch
In reference 10 my ability and In
dustry az a legislator. Harmony
should be the waichword Within tho
Democratic fold, yea. slogan a.
d"!ibcrat. consideration. / have con q.
Guided To forcgo my ambition FOR
the prcscn. 10 represent this greht
agricultural district In tho halls o,
Congress. II by such a course can
engcndcr harmony within our ranks
and that solid phalanx may boprc-
h.nted against tho Republican party.
believe that tn. voice Of tho
people which we heard from Indiana
and Pennsylvania was hu, IN. pre-
lude ot a great victory FOR the Dem
ocTatlc party in Novombcr"
In Line With byrd. Surgr,tion.
Scnatgr Byrd. while in Richmond
last week. paid high tribute TO SEN
at"r Early's ability and capacity as
legislator and expressed opinion
that efforts OF Republicans 10 unseat
Jufr" Harrison should impcI Demo
Gratis {" present solid front. and
that hy accommodating and rc.cloc,.
ing him tho Democrats should bc
viudi,s'cd
Not an instance ~ fraud coercion
or illegal use Of money was cited
hy John paul Republican candidate
In his contest 70 unScat Harrison
oni charges were trivial. Chairman
Byrl said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
Police Find Liquor
in River at Danvillc

Especial To The Timcs-Dispatch. 4
DANNlbl,E. VA, June i.--Po-
lice oilicere yesterday evening,
intent on Investigating tho report
that liquor II finding tia way into
Danville 10y tho water route.
made succcsrful haul In Its
literal scnHc when they dragged
from tho river two tcn-Hallun
cana containing whisky. Tho
scaled cans were In ten feet of
water. and the officers hauled II
into their boat q few yards from
tho shore. after having proddod
the rivcrbcd for come time with
poles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
AGED WOMAN BREAKS
HIP IN ODD ACCIDENT

HA RRlSoNBCRG. w. June l.
Mrs. -. H. Lee Martz. So widow OF
Colonel u. II Lee Murtz. and mother
o: Edward E AIartz. a IIarr!sonburr
attorney. suffered Il broken hip In Z,
peculiar accident a. the home Of her
daughter. in Bridgcwat.r. yesterday
Mrs. Martz coll!dcd with her young
granddhus h'cr as tho TWO approached
curtain from opposite sides. and
was thrown Violently TO the floor
She ~ rcnOrteN - hc rnsilng .nsUv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
The "JeWel"
SuperSenSative Radio
Receiving Outfit

Uuttit Set Complete
Nothing to Buy
No Batteries Needed
No Maintenance Cost
Everything Complete
NOTE: While this is rated as
and voice from much greater
distances have been brought
in clearly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
High school at Williamsburg Close.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. June L.
The annual celebration Of the Jack
son Davis md C!ceronian literary
societies OF tho Williamsburg High
school took place tonight. and to-
morrow night VIII witness the
formal closing exercises. Oscar Lane
Shewmahc. Of tho William and Mary
faculty. Will deliver the address. and
Or. u. L. Eonneit. rmpcrintcndcnt OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02

For thirty years | have used DE.
SETH ARNOLD'S BALSAM and have
recommended II to dozens of others.
When my daughter Went to Turkey
to teach she took II with her. She
would not dare go without II. She
writes that DR.. was very much
troubled with dysentcry for several
weeks. lie tried anything and every =
thing heard of and everything which
tho other doctors prescribed but moth
inG gave him so much relief as
ARNOLD'S EALSAM." Recommended
by J. +. Bauer.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June l.
The prohibition" navy now is oper-
atlnc in Chesapeake Bay and vicinity
the former subchaser Mchalluto:
NOW being engaged in patroiling the
waters OF this section. Charles
krausc. customs boarding officer has
occn placed in command Of the picked
crew Of prohibition s!euths aboard
the craft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
Get Started
Today, Now!

Don't put it off another min
ute. Get your blanks and
start NOW! You'll be glad you
did.
You'll say it's the easiest thing
you ever did-we will show you
how and help you get your sub
scriptions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02

uchools. Will present tho diplomas.
Graduates this year are Esther
Powell. Dorothy Wine. Bessie Fleet.
I.uslle Henley and Melvin Thorpe.
In tho senior class celebration to-
morrow. Friday night. Melvin Thorp
Will deliver tho ealutatory. Lucille
Hunt Will DO historian. Dorothy
Wine. class prophet. BESSIE Fleet.
tcstator, and Melvin Thorpe. vale
dictian.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-19
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Dec. 1s.-Hogs. re.
ceipts $4,000; market S cents to
10 cents lower than Mondays best
time; bulk $50 to 800 pound but
cheers S.50@S,15; 100 TO 2lo pound
averages mostly around SEQ: best
i140 to $50 pound averages $3.50
$50: top S.30; packing sows q .25
OF 80: desirable pigs S.0O4S. % !.
bulk 7.90@S.20; heavy hogs $50
@S.15: medium 8.10@S.25; ligu.
g, 9O@S.30; light lights 5000
$3.50; packing sows smooth 2 500
q. 80: packing sows rough 1850
7.G0; killing pigs s. 0O@S.25.
Cattle. receipts, $4,000; market
slow: killing quality mostly plain;
better grades beef steers strong
early II. 40;:i lower. grades beor
steers and yearlings, Gamers arb
critters, bulls and veals around
steady: better grades killing heif.
,ers and cows; stockers and feeders
uneyenly lower: bulk desirable
vealers to packers early 9. 25@9 so
bolongna bulls mostly 4. 16B4 40
Sheen. receipts. $4,000: fat
lambs opening slow tending lower:
early ton IL. 15 to shiperg. ID. a
to packers: freshly shorn SO pounI
lambs u. rs; fel IS pound year,.
ings wethers 70 25: sheen active !:
heavy fat ewes 6. O0@6.00. Light.
er;weight IN to 7.4O paid for s6Lie
averaging 100 pounds.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-19

consideration s1oO. ~
Mae S. Dechman to- J.. w. B.
Sioetzer, q parcel Of land In tue
West End Addition to Faitmont;
consideration $10,50O.
]. G. Mckinney and others,
trustees OF Palatine Lodge No. IS.
Independent Order OF Odd Fellows
to W. H. II. Grandstaff, parcel
OF land in Maple Grove Cemetery;
consideration SIS. 90. 800
,Seymore McIntire. special com.
missioner, to F. A. Kline, q parce'
of land on Coon Run on the West
Fork River; consideration $1,000.
Martha Tchinski and wife t.
Paul G.. Armstrong, u parcel OF
land on Ogden avenue, city; con
sideration S1,200s
Paul G. Armstrong to Giuseppe
Delsordo, q parcel OF land on Ogden
avenue; consideration $4,000.
Charles Daugherty and wife to
G. c. Fortney. q parcel OF land in
Locust avenue; consideration So
600.
Charles R. Daugherty, guardian
and special commissioner, to Curt
Amos, a parcel OF land on Locust
avenue; consideration $4,000:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-19
FARM RELIEF BILL
NEAR.COMPLENON
Measure Employing Features
Of Various Bills Before
Y Congress Planned.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Hear-
ings on rural credit legislation be.
fore the Senate banking committee
neared a conclusion today with
members OF the committee predict:
ing that comprehensive bill en-
bodying features OF several Of the
farm measures now pending would
be ready for submission to the Sen
ate early next week.,
At today's committee session,
Ben M. Marsh, who said he repre-.
scented the Peoples Reconstruction
League, composed Of progressive
farmer and labor organizations, de.
clared solution of the present lagri.
cultural situation lay In passage
of the Norris Government Corpora.
ton Bill, ruther than in the exten.
sion Of further farm credits.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-19
New York Bonds

NEW YORK, Dec 1OABond
prices moved within marrow limits
in today's early and irregular
dealings. Trading was on a peduc-
ed scale. particularly In tho emit.
ed States Government Issues,
which showeu only normal
changes.
Foreign securities were inclin-
ed to ease In reflection Of the ~.
nouncement that no internationa;
loan TO Germany would be cor.
sIdered here until after the rep.
arations question was disposed Of.
Except for declines Of ga to one
point in Mexican fives, Cuban 4
1-2's Of 1949 and Serbian 49, the
early losses were small. ia
Strength Of Eria issues and fur
Their weakness OF st Paul and
Frisco lines were the features nf
the RAILROAD list. Erie Convertible
as, Series D advanced 1 ga and
the A and D series large fractions.
Western Maryland AS and Sea.
board Air Line adjustment 50
also moved 10 higher ground. hut
st, Paul convertible SIS, Frisco ad-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-19
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO Dec. 19-Wheati
underwent.a decline in price today,
during the early dealings, the.
chief factor being the bearish.
showing of the government crop
report. Besides, Liverpool quota
tons were relatively weak, and.
with foreign exchange also weak
and with less favorable talkiabout
a loan to Germany, buyers lacked
encouragement. Assertions in
some quarters that the exception
ally low condition OF winter wheat
out. weighed other parts OF the
government report failed to stir
up any special enthusiasm TIE
opening which varied from 1 "a to
$40 lower with May 1.24 10 to
1876 and July 4 Il 5 q a to 4: 1855 e
was followed by q material set.
back ali around.
Corn and oats sagged with
wheat After opening 1ss to $50
lower. Nay Z rs 20 Is rs, the
corn market rallied i little BIZ
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-19
RADIo PROGRAM.
Program I'cuIgi,t-


$50 m. Special program
arranged ~ the Rotary club Of
sbufgh Pa.
7i5sp! a bedtime story for
The ehlldten News
s u. Summary Of the New
fork Stock Exchange. Weekly
fashion talk for women, prepared
by the Jospeh Horne Co.. Pitts
burg, ia United States semi
weekly public health bulletin.
$40 ID IN. Concert by FranGa
Bybla ce1list; Jessie Wise
Greenewald, soprano; Melvin $.
hletnphiil baritone; and Earl u.
Collins. pianist end accompanies
Prosram2 tomorrow.
G.i5 p. mi Special dinner con.
rert bE lSpESAs Little Symphony
Orchestra, Victor saudek director.
7.t5 ID. mi News. Tri-weekly
letter rom Farm and Home.
40 ii. III Bedtime story for the
children
= IS p I'M Summary OF the iron
and Steel Industries, prepared by
the iron Age Summary of the
New York Stock Exchange.
p. Modern and practical
home, fuInish ing hints, prepared by
Miss Hafriet Webster OF the Joseph
Horne CO. Pittsburgh, Pa. Time.
" aud Interesting facts. for agri.
culturaiist prepared by the Nation.
NJ stoclSman and Farmer, Pitts.
husgh. PA
$3.50 n -Gaul's "Holy City,"
by die vested choir OF the East End
Chslstian Church, with full orches.
ira accompaniment, will be broad.
cassed direct from the East End
Ghrlsifsn Church, George c. VAIL,
baItone 90 Earl Yearsley. tenor:
Hiliia Suffer, contralto: Eda B.
Mcrowell; soprano: Neil Mowry,
tenor Margaret Stoerkel Wilhelm
az TIE Organ
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-19
NORMAL Y. M. C. A.
TO BE INSTALLED
Continued from page onsl


the boys and girls glee clubs, will
be as follows: ut Came Upon the
Midnight Clear" Willis, by the as
semhly; "The Birthday Of q, King
by Harold Noble and chorus: "Can.
tidue de Noel" Adam, by. Daisy
Cross :andAS chorus; clark the
Herald Angels Sing" Mendelsshon,
by the assembly; 20 Beinheureuse
Mutt" Normandie carol, by Ruth
'Eliason and chorus: First NOEL"
traditional; 20 little Town Of
Bethlehem Redner, by the mem.
bers Of the public school music
class; eve Three Kings, Of Orient
Are" Hopkins, by Richard Stew
ems; Harold 2 Noble. Walter Price
and a chorus: silent Night" by
the assembly.
The reading. OF the second chap.
tel. OF st. Luke, seventh to twelfth
verses, will : be effected by Miss
Eleanor Cobun. Miss Thelnla Free.
land will read from the thirteenth
to the twenty.flrst verses Of the
same chapter. The first twelve
verses of the second chapter OF st.
Matthew will be read by Miss Ger
trude Flanagan. Parents and
friends OF the students and faculty
Of the school are being urged TO
attend the program, which prom.
ises 10 be. a rare musical treat.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-19

days Of this week. was called back
seven times after her act last night.
The seven eucores set a,record at
the Blue Ridge, where the headline
act has seldom been good for more
than two encores since Keith yau-
deville has been shown there.