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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-09
BOHLINGTS USED CAR
PAD GAINS

BARGAINS
Dodge roadster. This car IS Of
late production. Has new tires and
very good finish and is IN excellent
mechanical condition. A bargain at
$4,000
Oakland touring 1920 production.
In excellent mechanical condition,
good tires and fair paint. A snap
bort touring. 1919 production. In
excellent conditio in every way. a
real. snap at $4,000
Ford light delivery, open express
Ford light delivery. panel body.
Ford coupe. $4,000.
We need the room and these cars
are priced 70 move
BOILING AUTO SALES
Holman and Douglas SITS. Phone
26e Hammond IL a:2t
sacrifice on account of leaving city
Saturday. 707 Hath St. East Chi
eago, phone 1lo5-W. 11.Ss2t
ENOR SALE
Oakland BIB. psSr., classiest
little sport car in town. dcluN EQUIP,
bumper, nicSled radiator, winEbar
rad cap and motometer. wind wings
glass sun visor, spot and stop lights
clock, dash control Cutout, special
foot accelera tor, two horns, one on
side, aluminium step plates, six good
tires. three new. six rims. double
spare carrier lock and chain, disc
wheels. all parts reniclled. mechani-
cally and otherwise absolutely per
feet. exceptional power, pickup and
speed. Bargain. Come and ride in
it Call after two p. IN. 249 Detroit
street. Hammond 11,9.2t
FOR SAI4E-Ford sedan. Al condi-
ton. newly painted. Price $3.50
Call 40 So. Holman st. Hammond
ITO 2 r
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-09
WANTED

General hauling. local and long
distance u & ". Transfer Co.
phone 1f67R Hammond. f1.S,St
WILL BUILD houses and garages
at cost First class workmanship
and material. Call 1876 Hammond
% 81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-09
FURNISHED ROOMS

son REN1-rurnIshsd rooms. Sue
and 81 day. Spring cots. 3sc-
BY the week. 81. 50 and 81. Hotel
carleton. hammond i0:4:tf
FOR RENT=A merican lodgings. 316
$50 State St. soc day or night.
FOR RENT-Complete furnished
room house. 1865 Calumet avenue.
Phone Whiting 1901 liz ct
FOR RENT-Room for gentleman.
5S5 Wentworth ave, phone 1895
Hammond. 11:S.4t
FOR RENT-Furnished room. Phone
Hammond 1913. Call 81 Ruth St.
hammond ll:o.2t
FOR RENT-One modern sleeping
room, with heat. reasonable. Phone
1895 Hammond l1:5:2t
FOR Rf1NT-Furnished room 231
Terrence ave, phone 4270-J Ham
mond. 11.9.2t
FOR RENT-Light hskpg. rooms
Inquire sac Oakley ave. Ham
mond. 11:9:tf
FOR RENT-Newly furnished room
on first floor, with private family.
four blocks from town. only respon-
sible party need inquire, lady pre-
ferred. 563 Forsyth ave. Hammond
11:9:2t
FOR RENT-Nodern room with
private couple. for couple or two
gentlemen employed Excellent 10
cation, south side 7SS State Line.
phone 1S95-W Hammond 1l:9.2t
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
heat, lights and gas. no children
call 4l35 II Hammond. 11:9:lt
FOR RENT-6 room furnished bun
galow and garage Immediate
possession. Phone 1854 Hammond.
11:9:1t
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Brick garage, suitable
for Ford car. Phone 1856 Ham
mond. 11:2.tf
FOR RENT-Store with garage,
suitable for any business or shop.
cheap rent. 1877 logan st. near
Holman St. phone 4005 or 1888 Ham
mond. 1i:6:tf
FOR RENT-Store and living rms.
good location. 2110. 137th street.
Indiana Harbor. 11:7 At
FOR RENT-Store in good location,
suitable for shoe or hardware
store Phone 1S1-M Whiting, or
1116-M Hammond. 11:9:1t
FOR RENT-Double and single gar
age. Phone 2736 Ham. 11:9:1t
FOR RENT Four room house. all
modern. Phone 4313-W. 1885 Mon
roe street. Hammond. 11:9:lt
I0ft KEN l---SLOrc DullQlnR at 81 u
Calumet ave, excellent location.
Apply Peoples Cooperative State
Bank. Hammond 11:9:1t
FOR RENT-Store room and four
90 living rooms IN rear, at 296
Holman st. Rent $50. Al condi-
tioR Phone 345 Ham. 11:9:tf
FOR RENT-Six rooms upstairs and
seven rooms downstairs. Phone
POS. 81 Gostlin st. Ham. 11:9:1t
FOR RENT-Lower fiat on Standard
and Calumet ave. Phone 6420-R
Hammond 11:9:2t
FOR RENT-CTarage 423 Eaton st.
SIS per month. Hammond. II 1t
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT--Garage near
State and Sohl st. Phone Ham
mond 1855. 11:S;3t
WANTED TO RENT or furn.
rooms suitable for light hskpg
Phone 3436 Hammond. 11:8:5t
WANTED TO RENT-Heated gar
age. or space In heated garage.
for Buick. near Warren and Holman
Fraser. 50 Warren st. phone Ham
mond 1926. ll.9;lt
WANTED TO Rents or furn-
ished rooms for light hskpg. Call
SCR Hammond. 11:9:3t
WANTED TO RENT--6 room house.
with garage, in or near East Chi
cago Phone East Chicago 1871.
s and a. m If
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-09
MOTORCYCLES

FOR SALE Harley-Davis motorcy-
Gle with side car, II desired. BIB
Michiean ave. Hammond i1.7.St
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-09
WANTED-MALE HELP

W AIN I ED-We have openings for 10
Young mon between the ages of IS
and ~ to learn the trade or boiler
nakeF or machinist. Liberal wages
% start with. depending upon the
ABILITY OF the applicant. Como pre-
pared to go to work Apply to Works
manager. Gibson Shops. Railroad Do
partment. Gibson, Ind. 719:tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-09
EOR SALE


We have in the Fomewood dis
trict. opposite Harrison Park, on
choice corner lot, an elegant nine
room brick house on a 62l2 # lot
by $50. 1t has hot water heat, sum
mer heater, stationary tubs In sep
ate heating room, coal bin and fruit
cellar. The first floor has a large
living room about 20 by a. and
dining room about 16x1S, and IL
brary about 12X12. with a large re-
ception hall kitchen, buffers pan
try, extra closets and refrigerator
room Has a wonderful open stair
case leading to the second floor with
a masters bed room 1Sx18, and four
other nice large bedrooms and tile
bath, also a good attic for storing
It has hard wood throughout. the
very best of decorating. and has a
garage for five cars. also in brick
to match the house. If this house
can be used as a home for fair
size family. it IS very good invest
ment. as it is real honey place,
built for comfort. but TO those who
would not require all the rooms,
there IS every advantage of rent
ing part of the rooms and the gar
age, which in Itself would pay off
the obligation. There IS a wonder
full planting Of trees. shrubbery,
fruit, etc. We do not see how any
one could overlook a home Of this
kind so well located and so we'll built
in the choicest part Of the city.
Price SIS. 600 and TO a responsible
party can be termed as low as 81.
500 cash payment Balance contract
or mortgage direct to the owner.
or can use good collateral as part
payment.
ULLRICH & BICK
Realtors
Phones $50 and 1863
11:9:1t
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Published by The Lake County Times, in cooperation
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-09
FOR SALE--MIsceIlaueors


Southern and Central Illinois. IN
diana and Franklin County. Call 249
Hammond. J. L. Wilhelm & Son.
Hammond. 9:13.tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-09
SITUATION WANTED

WANTED-Position as bookkeeper
and typist, or general office ex-
perience. Can give references. Phone
2604 Hammond. LII st
WANTED-Positio with response
blity and a future. age so. mar
ried: office and executive ability.
Now employed Reference. Write
NJ cara TimNs. Hammond IL 1t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-09
WANTED TO RENT
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Dog. silver color, with white
spot. short tail, reward. 1922
Melville ave, East Chi HAST
LDST-Small brown collie pup, white
tipped tail. Reward 1929 FIR
street, Indiana Harhor. lis.
SToIsF,N-WiD the party who took
the ehild's new coat from a car on
Bulletin st. Saturday evening return
Il to The Times Office. No ques-
tons asked l1:9:1t
IOST-Smali yellow long hair dog.
name "Teddie" Reward % Dou-
glas st. phone 413S-R Ham 11:9: 81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-09

200 REN1-rurnishsd rooms. sue
and 81 day. Spring cots, 35c.
BY the week. 81. SO and 81. Hotel
carleton. Hammond l0:4:rf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-09
FOR SALE-MSceNaneous

nor SALE--One Butter kist pop
corn machine. Phone 157 Ham
mond 11.S.tf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
Tulsans Buying Up
Treasury's Bonds
AT Same Old Rate

During January and February OF
this year nearly az much money was
invested by Tulsaus in government
savings securities as during tho on
tire year Of 1871 nut paradoNical
as Il may seem. fewer people are
saving In this way this year than
last. approximately all ot the treas
ury certificates sold this year have
been bought by 20 people.
Last year the total amount Of
money put into government sccur-
ties by Tulsa people was $l3020.4S,
according to figures from this de-
purtmcnt compiled by OmCr Bcuc-
dict, postmaster. Tho largest month
ly Investment during this time was
in November. when securities to the
amount OF Sg.7g3.jl were sold. and
the smallest the month previous,
when tho total was S2S6.GO, In
January OF 1922 the savings depart
mCut sold securities to the value OF
S5.GO3 ana in February to tho
amount of Sl,SiO. totaling $l0,lt3
to date. Last year. Harry Wilborn
OF the savings department stated.
there was a large number OF small
investors mothers who would buy
81 stamps, for Instance, for their
tllllNItIlH I llla AttI lNtlN NlN WI Nh-
ally no small investors but the feW
who are buying securities are buy
ing In comparatively large amounts.
one man. for instance Invested
$1,000 IN securities and seldom Is less
than $500 put into them.
The reason is this. as assigned by
Wilburn, is the present state banking
situation which impcls would-be iu-
vostors to turn to government securi-
ties as the aurost and safest place
to put thor money
No effort has ever been made,
Benedict pointed out, TO build up
this department and Yet In spite of
that fact, tulsa ranks high In its
sale Of government securities and Is
surpassed, comparatively speaking,
by no cities OF the district. Tho
tenth federal reserve district led tho
country In January and February I'm
its sale OF government securities and
tho Tulsa postoffice held It's own in
tho showing made by tho unusual
records for those two months.
Treasury savings certificates OF
the new issue are offered In demoni-
nations OF S25. 500 and $1,000 (ma-
turity valuc) and at fiat prices OF
$50. $50 and $500 respectively, ma
turing in five years from the dato Of
issue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
European StGrliRgs
DriUe SpcrrOICs out

PARK KERSBuRG, W. va --Flocks
Of European stariiugs, which now
make their home iu the suburbs OF
ParkorsburE and It's vicinity are at
tracing considerable attention.
While they made their first appear
Hnce i'm parkcrshurg some time ago
II has been only recently that they
have become numerous opinions Of
observers differ as to their alleged
destruCtivcness. Some authorities
say they are Tar less than sparrows,
COwbirds and some other species.
The European startling, as It's name
implies, is u foreign bird. Specimens
were imported from England about
fifteen years ago and were liberated
in the parks Of New York city.
They have since multiplied rapidly
and have spread to West Virginia
and other states They arc masters
OF the English sparrow. They wore
introduced into this country to drive
the English sparrow out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
Aged War Widow
Fleeing a Quilt &.
10 Buy Headstone

Ever since Christmas Grand
mother Parker has been piecing
Guilt Its pattern is Solomon's puz-
.e and as her skillful needle
brought into a harmonious whole
rs intricate parts. her thoughts
Soe S,e peeh as busy as her fingers.
ioI'euines H. she didn't see the blocks
= wv hands at all; she saw instead
~tT'alely polished headstone upon
H "nOn the sunlight glinted. For that
w. aS why she was making the quilt
y, guy monument for the grave
ce ~ the man who was her constant
snpahlon and her best friend ever
ny Er her wedding day years ago.
pl9ur years ago Grandmother
,aers husband died. She has
tsl'uIhed because his sleepinc place
"a She silent city is unmarked. She
wop,S valiltu s.u or monument that
ana io,slp spgah something OF the pride
tbIs Ivy N which she and hers held
bana 'sn an VINO was her soldier hus-
tbs, b' 5 but Just how she was to make
kno., u.eaiA 'iA come true she didn't
SIM uhul the idea OF utilizing her
ing q gum making and translat-
ber INTO terms OF money came TO
10 w. o Just after Christmas she set
rbsnto'A ana week before last. the
ConfsSr OF the Daughters OF the
Vitb e,acy found itself possessed
tiponiFs0 iF0"ct OF salesman for a Sol
Ms puzzle quilt. II was sold TO
FOR ,,HsoseIs, one OF the members,
the o,bs.A AIls' rogers, together with
knew thd, members OF the chapter,
pIsS mat the money was TO be an,
srsts On INA tombstone for a confed-
Var ,sol4er' a veteran of the Civil
about IN tennessee, and so IL came
becsT,s' nay at the Tulsa chapter again
Gulf we temporary owner of the
h7f5s last Wednesday the chanter
h an olQ .sl- -onod on,itina ~
"a the 81 , Wakefield's home,
isd 49, nor 3 puzzle was fin
iiin. 's using to be sold
nctSsnh ctSSshg finished the quilt Grand
Lgns I, [afker, whose name. as She
L q p.oh oh the dotted line, is Mrs.
and ~ Aer' went 20 Beggs 10 visit
Old a. rest up. She is 7g wears
.yents -, active and interested IN
She has n people as she can be.
Tulsa, "o daughters here in
South Sns Ss r. L. Roberts, at 4O3
man, a, s,0t'oik' and Mrs. u. A. Or
nakss if2s East Third. she
nan heT home with Mrs. or.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

ms, also to servo out his prison
sentence "ns ls"
This change about OF ideas came
after Lcary conceived tD bright
idea ot escaping from prison In the
pcuitcutary El.raEo wagon,
lIc hid himself In the wagon and
allowed hIusu'c 90 be cover a with
IN largo p.IN " garbage. out he
went with tho garbage. but 1t was
too much with garbage dripping
from h.H clothes. tho negro finally
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
Negro FOregOes His
Escape by Garbage

KANSAS CITY. Mo.-Willlam
Lcary q negro serving a 10-year
stretch Tor robbery TN the Missouri
pcnitcuuary at jefferson CITY, never
wants to look nt garbage can
again
IcnrN- -M.r Il MnLn- " nuLLn VIII
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

A headlight that has been do
signed for tho rear OF automobiles
to warn that q car Is about to back
and 10 show the road TO n drlyc- is
automatically awItchcd on when tho
rcurg nrN reversed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

Jumped from tho wagon. or -rs,
following tho smell Leary left In his
fleeing wake. quickly captured him.
Willingly they led him TO the bath.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
Woman Mayor Wars on Male Vdnp
Mrs. Mary McFadden, Mayor of Magnetic Springs, Ohio
Says Dry Drive Is Like Irving to Mop UP Lake Erie


MAGNETIC SPRINGS. Ohio
Declaring the efforts of the govern
mcnt 30 enforce tho eighteenth
amendment remind her OF a small
boy trying TO dry up Lake Erie with
une-ounce sponge, Mrs. Mary
McFaddcn, so, who recently became
mayor Of this little village, let fall.
for the benefit OF "A band at church
members who visited her. such
pearls Of wisdom as would do credit
to the late King Solomon.
prohibition leaders must re-
member" she said that Rome
wasn't built In a day, and they can't
expect the few thousand agents now
employed to enforce the law among
all the millions OF inhabitants Of
this country. The effect Of the
prohibition law will he most notice
able 20 years from now, when
children will not know the meaning
OF the term whisky"
Replying to a question regarding
her attitude on tho present-dav
girls mania for bobbed hair. short
skirts and rolled stockings. Mrs.
McFaddcn said no real mother
would appeal TO the authorities or
the press FOR assistance I'm rearing
u'f own Chlldren,
Tip for Distinguishing.
However" she said, Il believe
that some Of tho mothers whose
skirts are just as short as their
daughters should encourage the
daughters to bob their hair as a
mark OF distinction between parent
ana Child.'
"Thc world isn't half as bad as It
is painted Tho chief trouble lies
in the fact that there seems to sc
a band of reformers, who. for a
consideration. will attempt IL
change anything desired changed.
Loss fauatical reform and more
good common sense is needed and
this fact / will keep in mind while
administering the affairs of the
village"
Mrs. McFadden also outlined the
principles which will govern bor as
the chief executive OF this village
one OF the famous health resorts OF
the central west. They are;
War on Male Vamps.
!. War on all male vamos.
2. Enforcement Of the curfew
law.
3. Good roads and more OF them.
I. Harmony with council.
3. stop the leaks in prohibition.
In connection with her fourth
policy. Mayor McFadden lays great
stress upon her plan. already an
nounccd, Of serving coffee and
doughnuts, or cake, pie and coffee,
10 bring the comcilmon to the regu-
lar and special sessions Of council
Men are only boys with boards, %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

Although coal deposits have been
discovered In several parts OF tho
province Of lew Brunswick, the
only ones being operated arc those
in tho Grand lake field, 20 miles
north Of 81 John
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

she says. "Ivo always found that
they arc very reasonable after they
are fed. and I'm sure thcroll be a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

blossoms 'aah saa 1850 tons OF orange
Consumes snu 1000 tons of roses are
laEs Of pertsh ssch year in the manufac-
'silames In Italy,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
Animals Just Like Humans
Love, Hate and Hatch Plots,
Saws Veteran Man of Circus

.,s Animals None Are More Despised Than the Hyena,
Thie and Murderer; Chimpanzees Most Loyal in DO
tic" Life Lions Most Vain Elephants Most Intelligent
M Csnny but of All the Beasts, Old Brun is Funniest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
United Air Service Is
Turned DOIUH by Spain

wASHINGTON,-spaln "rs de-
cided against the plan for a united
air service, as advocated by many
aviation officers in this country, it
Is indicated by unofficial reports
reaching officers here.
The Spanish minister OF marine
recently introduced a bill creating a
naval aviation service for that
country, which indicates that no
united service is contemplated.
Under this new bill all naval avia-
tion activities are to be under the
Jurisdiction of this naval air service,
including naval air stations, observa-
tlon and scouting planes at sea,
.mine-laying planes and naval COM
bat planes.
II is planned under the bill 10
create naval air stations at all
principal and secondary Spanish
naval bases, also on the Cantabrian
coast, the Port of Ceuta, Canary Is
lands, Barcelona, Cadiz and Mahon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

A chalk line spool invented by
two Iowa men has a metal clip at
one erd to hold the line when r.
is desired TO measure off length
or to prevent il tangllng when
reeled uD and idle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
IDEAL CIRCUS DAY;
SHOW HIGH CLASS
I,a-gs Crowds Pleased With Fine Per-
formanee Of Sells Floto
Collection.

81. tr!o;n .irrus SHOWED FRIDAY So
:crunni and rrcaing !" good Sc"
crowds a; Er.dr Park N the Island
CIRCUS visitors were more than i'."aS"H
s,:h 40 neat. clean appcarau"" 81 tn"
lrr:urm"re ana The euu.p nlcat and "i''
IN" splendid acts performed IN ia" !iN"
ing. tirru+ grcrs VIII" HAY" u"' miss
81 a r.r..3~ in many years. Declared u
Mas one % the cia$Si">t CONTRIBUTIONS
a.: nigh grad. Irt4 the eyer saw CON
h;nri III i ar, IL performance. The nay
was ideal.
rhr Ill" IS arrived at Bridgeport from
rh:ragu and unIuad"d without u mis-
hap. except that an "i"phau" hurt -n-
ruut" - Wh"ciiuE. had to y" S"nt back
in Chicago Cor treatment. II" parade
1T - O'Clo,k drew a h!g crowd ~ spec
:aturS Ia thu street and ia" ,S'id! NUM-
her collected ah"ut the circus grounds
20 witness tn. gigantic A>h al "t'in'
up. feeding the circus FOLKS. auI feeding
til" autTalS.
t'ompa raiivriv '"w ~l"r>"us e N"
qW"Nr!nnaAic character ;ha' :" 0f'sD ar'
nnlpauy ,irru$cS w"r" H. evidence and
polo" i.ai lit;i" tr"ln;".
TIL" r-ruS reloaded - bridgeport a..
i"r the u!Elt p'rt"rmLn"" ami got a""'
about , "'c.o"k his morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SOCIETY MEETS TODAY
John Bradford OF National Association
Hero on Survey To Speaf

Members or Tho Fan Handle PHYSICAL
t.iUcat."n society. which is composed OF
teachers Of phy>!ca! education ot IN"
ohio Valley IN the v~iC.niv OF W""rltnc
Will hold an i~oo- A.; meeting n. rr!t
today N the li"Ec-paviS grill room at
;. Nter3th and Mark; street.
NJ. John bradford. "t II" National
Playground AMI Recreation Association
will be tn" speaker. his subject h"irE
"!Athl"t:CS as a part &C the recreation
program Mr. bradford il 4 nation.
N:dc known speaker who !, h"r" making
q survey nf the local fairgrounds. and
his tall Will 10 most Interesting 10
'hns" VIII" a;t"nd
4. O anderson. city recreation COM
misS;"u'r j. president ~ the aSs"cja-
tom and Ms Margaret Eir" q! the
Wheeling pub!ic schools is the secretary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
500 VISITORS
At UNION HIGH
DEDICATION OF FINE NEW MA,
CHINE SHOP LAST EVENING
EVENT LONG TO BE REMEm.
BERED
State Supt. George M. Ford and other
Former Principals Highly CompIi.
mented School on Progress.

More than six hundred patrons md
friends Of Union high school at Brn'
wood wcer present last evening when
he fine new machine shop Of the MAN
ual training department was formally
opened.
Regular sessions OF school Were held
preceding the opening OF the machine
,hop. and the visitors enjoyed seeing
the pupils at their work. :
The opening Of the machine SHOP.
with its $50. 300 worth Of equipment,
was made the occasion Of a hOmecoin.
ing for former principals OF Union
nigh school and q reunion Of old mem
berS Of the board Of education. all hut
,wo OF the latter being present and
making short talks.
The principal address was mad" b.
State superintendent Gcor"" VI. Ford.
who paid The school AMI Union dis "iCl
T. VERY high compliment for rs pro.
:ress. congratulated the school board
upon having seized the opportunity 10
prnvivdr tho school with tn" finest
machine shop in tn" Ohio valley. ami
praised teachers and pupils for their
.pparrn, devotion to their work.
Compliments OF similar character
were also laid by George +. Hubs oI
the state department Of education.
Prof II. l.. p"t,icord Of lElckory. Pa.
and Prof. !. T. King Of MCMeCh"n. all
former Union high principals.
District Superintendent +. L. Hdnt'
fan. Principal l.. K. Knott> AMI tn"
faculty or rniOn high school were
warmly commended BY fornr" prtri'
nails and patrons nf the school for III"
splendid work they ar" iircCiin@ in
Union high.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
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