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The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-06-08

m0rket, the tOltOWlnH Oltn VIII DC Oho
we will like TO try.
y !. ! ! |. |. !. !
fl W2II Pepper Cabbage Salad.
#, Take one quart Of
NlU VIZ fresh cabbage chopped;
~ 49, add one cupful Of green
KRN pepper also chopped sea-
AsANN A1 son and mix with one
EJ cupful of cream dressing
>-~~- and serve ON lettuce. To
prepare the dressing use
one teaspoonful OF dry mustard. one
tablespoonful OF sugar. one teaspoon
full of sol. and one-hnlf teaspoonful
Of pnprika. one tablespoonful Of -four.
one egg. two tablespoon lis OF olive
of or butter and oEe-hal; cupful Of
rich milk. Put the dry ingredients
In q bowl, add the egg yolk, and
three tablespoonfuis OF vinegar; cook
up thick aud add the remainder Of
The ingredients, heating well. Just
before serving, add one-half cupful Of
whipped cream.
Tapioca pelIeht---Dissoive three
fourths OF a cupfll Of sugar and one
half teaspoonful az salt In four cup
fuls Of coffee which has been strained.
Add one cupful Of minute taploca and
cook over hot water until II Is perfect.
~ transparent. Add one-half cupful
OF chopped nut meats and one-half
teaspoonful OF vanilla. Chill and serve
with cream.
Club sandwIeh.--Toast slices Of
bread on one side only, cut In tri-
angles. For the filling, spread each
side OF tie bread with anchovy paste
mixed with salad dressing. then add
TO each slice lettuce leas. In between
each slice put layer OF tuna nsh,
two slices OF cooked bacon and two
rounds OF fresh tomato spread with
snlad dressing.
Waffles. Cream one-hnif pound OF
butter until creamy: add one-fourth
pound OF sugar and the yolks OF
three eggs one-half pound 1.-TWO cup
fuis) Of tiour. one pint Of warm milk,
and then when well mixed add salt
and fold IN the well-henten whites.
Bnke on a hot waffle Iron. Serve with
powdered sugar and preserves or jam.
Honey Gem cakes.--Cream one-half
cupful OF butter, then add one-half
cupfuI OF sugar. one well-beaten egg.
one.half cupful Of honey. one cupful
Of cold water. two cupfuls Of sifted
flour and two teaspoOnfuls OF baking
powder. Flavor with lemon and bake
IN gem Irons or pans.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-06-08
eooD THINGS YOU WILL ENJOY

Now that fresh cabbage Is In the
market. the following dish viii be one
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-06-08

side. Below 1t. black halr'O ',s'ron,
invites one of those huge. soI I'I.' |,
made roses Of millinery i =. a0S NJ
this this case georgeite makes : sn Ia' 4
soft coil and Auuse that hath n" y I'D
brhn edge. Color Is nlHu, ,,brIc ID
viduaI choice. Al the lell J ~ tds
Of crepe In white deIelms IN, full
ming upon white silk tln'p '..,s. uheI'
two two IVORY Sg't pins are placed S ""1 49, W.
II a delightful white irI ~" Nm -
brirn suggestive Of wings
white feathers curling over ~
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The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-06-08
Articles and Illustrations
for Lehi Housewives.
Che Kitchen
Cabinet
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SSSr,sSI isss. wssisrs Nswspsps, OoiOS.

''candor 10 the seal OF a noble mind.
the ornament and nride OF man. the
sweetest charm Of woman. the scorn
Of rascais and the rarest virtue Of
sociability."
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-06-08

WU VIII IIHU 70 We
Pepper Cabbage Salad.
Take one quart Of
fresh cabbage chopped i;
add one cupful Of green
pepper also chopped ; sea-
son and mix with one
cupful OF cream dressing
and serve ON lettuce. To
prepnre the dressing use
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

should left handed person mt tbe;-
knife on? ~ When a vouno mar
is walking down the sidewalk with
two girls would he walk between
them or on one side? 81 When q
boy asks to take you some place and
I you don't care to go with him what
kind Of an excuse could you have SO
that he will not come back again?
| thank you
ELIZABETH E. B., Richfield. Ida
Place your knife on the left side
because it would be extremely awk-
ward for left-handed person TO have
his knife on the right hand, Just as
il would be to reverse the situation
with a right handed person.
There seems to be some question in
regard to which is the proper posi-
ton for young man to take when
walking with two girls. Several good
authorities claim that he should walk
on the side where he can best pro-
tect the girls, but l find the prepond-
erai,ce of opinion is that he should
walk between the girls, where he can
protect them equally; so | think |
shall reverse my opinion which have
heretofore given and say that a man
should always walk between two
girls and not at the side of one of
HEM This seems to be the up-to-
date ruling.
Simply say that you do not care TO
go to the party or whatever affair 1t
may be. Your friend will doubtless
understand and not persist in his at
tentions.
Dear Miss Brools.
I've been very interested in your
corner Between You and Me- |
have two questions which have been
puzzling me for some time. Here's
hoping you can help me out. First.
10 go with boy the same age? Sec
md, had severe cold about three
weeks ago, which settled in my ears,
eaving me hard of hearing Both my
,ars feel like they are closing up.
What would you advise me to do for
hem.
Thanking you in advance, ! am.
AN INQUIRER from Utah.
The fact that the boy is the same
Ige as the girl does not make il i'm
roper for them to 60 together
As for the ears you should con-
ult physician. or better still spe-
islist. II the condition continues. !
annot advise as to the physical
ealth of my readers.
hear Miss Brooks:
When a young man thanks a lady.
Or a dance should she say anything.
L. H, Spanish Fork
II Is not necessary for a lady to
ay ANYTHING when n man thanks her
DR. a dance. although It would not be
nproper for her to say she had en-
'y"d the dance.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

This your Make of it for your information on ous
that are pulling you 1t Will be and privilege to aDv.
fully and promptly questions submitted to more da1.d -
Than can be given columns desired stamped cnyo J
will be given prompt attention All wilt always be held
absolute confidence
All letter. should be addressed very plainly pen and nI
Helen Brooks. Box l545. Salt Lake City. ,L/ a
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06
NEWS REVIEW OF
CURRENT EVENTS
Strike Of 100000 Railway Shop
men Sanctioned, and Pull
man Workers Included.
LABOR BOARD TAKES ACTION

Coal Miners Representatives and op-
sfssefs Called into Conferences by
President Hsrdina-csrmany
Upset ~ Murder Of gsth-
snsu--Fisres Battle 10
Fought IN Dublin.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

esss.. From n. Arusnr.

csress cut from trees growing IN
the Arroune farcst viii call TO order
the state convention OF the Amerienp
Legion In Idaho. The woo,iS 81 N.
ArEonnc saw the hottest nrhtlnx !,
~hi>h Amsriran soldiers tcok mar
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

Covft-r RrsSiA's representatives
- hsasi~d ,, the witty flsvlnar. 90.
tered The eonfse~oce NJ IN. uar,n
last week aud AZ ur~t assumed n
dsiisnf and sacosuproml<inx attitude,
They lnsistsd that the nrst thlnx 10 BE-
discussed and established must b. the
evcdlts 10 ~ accvrtisd Russia hy the
ether nations and 60 every ether
prveesiti"n utslnen merely rvpstrsi
We wait credits &c rsessS have Yea
xes say oafsiss~ the conference haf
he ssid cash Was not necessary su,
Ru~~i@ wee snxieus 70 bay abroad sns
'nusf have credits rrcns either foreign
governments er foreign companies
After this VAS settled said he. the
v,snfrr~nr~ could take Up the question
~ private property and debts and the
status ef Russian bonds. tn. exp<rs~
~ Rritesn. France and Italy w~r~
equsiiy FIRM In opposition aud finally
iitsiner consented to submit to the
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

subcommIssion on debts the details OF
huDsia's budget covering extraordinary
receipts and expenditures so that the
other powers may make a careful
study Of iiussia's financial prospects.
The subcommissiOn then practically
agreed upon cancellation OF the Rus
sian war debts and a moratorium on
pre-war debts and interest. The
financial Information thus dragged
from the Russians has hitherto been
kept scrupulously secret by them.
Litylnoff told American CORE
spondents that the soviet government
had issued a decree recognizing
post-rcvolution rights 10 private
property OF all kinds except land. The
allied and neutral delegates said that
IL this decree were genuine. II was the
most Important move the Russians had
made since the adoption OF their new
economic policy.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

Idaho Falls-Arrangements are un-
der way for the annual outing OF the
boy scouts Of Idaho Falls. The scout
masters OF the various districts. I'M
der the direction OF Scout Commits
sloner DIR. J. w. West, will arrange
plans for the outing which Will be
held during the last two weeks OF July.
II is planned TO establish permanent
camp In the Island park country, near
Yellowstone, where the boys may en-
Joy all the benefits OF camp life. The
scouts are deep in the study OF wire
less telegraphy.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06
Pithy News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

Twin Falls.-letitiOns for submis
nision AZ an election OF the question
Of creating the Snake river irffga-
ton district. 10 assist In financing
obstruction Of the American Falls
reservoir has been filed with the
Twin Falls county commissioners and
the election probably win be called for
a date within six u eight weeks there
after. The proposed district win be
empowered only to issue bonds 10
meet delinquent and future payments
by the several contracting canal COM
panies for water rights In the Ameri-
can Falls reservoir.
Jerome Hydro-electric power sites
on the Snake river awaits approval
by the federal government we're In
spected by Major H. S. BenniOn, as
sistant chief engineer for the federal
power commission. The sites inspect
ed were Twin Falls and Upper Sal
mon falls, upon which filings have
been made by the Idaho Power COM
pany. and Augur falls, upon which
a filing has been made by the Muir
laugh irrigation district in connection
with It's plans for reclamation OF APP
5000 acres OF land in the
Hansen butte region between Hansen
md Murtaugh.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06
DisArrEcrrp Rspue'iean. .

N iSAfFECrED Republicans Of
~ North nakcss. IN combination
With the Nonpsrtisan league. defeated
Senator Porter J. MeCamhsr for ~
termination. naming On his stead f.ynr
J. Frazier. tormer governor who was
re~alied Mctsameer has h~ea In the
senate p years. chairnan % tho
finance committee. and second Ia rask
on the foreign relations COMMITTEES.
Ills defeat Is another blow 20 the -eid
guard Wisconsin Democrats followed
the lead Of those IN Minnesota by Sc
iectinx wosnan fer the senate. She
10 Mrs Ben c. Hooper Of oshke<.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

= ERMAN nationalfsts who had
~ been planning great demonstra.
Tons for last week Ia favor Of
restoration Of the monarchy. decidedly
overshot their mark by the assassina-
tion OF Or. Walter Rathenau. the min
lister of foreign Affairs and one OF the
countrys wealthiest Industrial mag
mates. The socialists and other groups
were 80 aroused by the murder that |
drastic steps were taken which effec- |
tualiy stopped the proposed uprisings.
wirfh and the cabinet Inn
posed restrictions that approached
martial law. state Of emergency"
being declared. The monarchista
however, did not remain silent and
heir societies joyfaIiy celebrated the
Heath OF Rathensu- In Bavaria, where
hey are especially strong. the restric-
I've measures WEIR ignored by popu-
ace and officials alike. Stormy scenes
ook place In the reichstsg in Berlin,
he nsfionalIsts being denounced A
nurderers. In the German section Of
Upper Siiesis alone was there any
etuai monarchist uprising. Govern
ient troops and nationalists fought In
eversl towns. and the affair then de-
eioped Into pogrom. many Jews
eing robbed and killed.
Rathena1 was considered one of
he ablest ministers In Europe and
as doing his best TO restore relations Z
stween Germany and the allied ma 4
ons. In France his murder was re- | :
'rded as probably ending any policy a
Cancellation In settling the reparn.
Dns problem,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

a cQuiTrAL OF Governor Small Of
"A Illinois on the charge OF conSnir.
Ing 20 defraud the state was no sur.
prise 10 those Who had watched the
progress 81 the trial and observed the
attitude Of the jury. The latter held
that the prosecution failed TO truce 10
the governor any Of the mlsappropri.
aled funds. A sad sequel was the
sudden death % the governors wife.
who suffered stroke OF apopiexy dur
Ing the Isuprcmptu celebration al their
hems In kankekee. sympathy for Mr..
small 10 his bereavement was general
and genuine. but unfortunately lot
of ghouls tried TO make political esi.
teal out % his great loss.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

7RISU FREE STATE forces. with
the aid OF English guns and advice
fought fercely with the republican ir.
regulars In the very heart OF Dublin
last week. and AZ this writing the
issue Of The battle is undecided The
republicans held possession 81 the
-Four Courts building and also %
several hotels In the vicinity. The
Free Sfaters surrounded the -Four
Courts and attacked with ride and
artillery nrs and bomb.thrower.. and
by Friday the casualties were some
where near one hundred The attach
ers were hsmpered by their desire not
TO iniur~ the handsome building and
"a spare the Invaluable records n con
talns Eamon de Valera In an inter
view characterized the lrregulars as
the hravesf Of the brave IN cur ns-
Hon In other parts 81 ireland the
nsnrrents were active and the poo
'isiensi government Issued three mani |
's<tes< explaining why Il was eons
peiied TO scs against them
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

pHEsipENT HARDING nnaily ha.
tss~s p~r~snsi settles IN the nss.
ser 81 The essi strife TIE nsinsinls,
svsiioe. thro1sh sfxh government
eea~fsL sssf~si he po~itser thus. ~coal
y sosns sc b. minssi ia >afscssnt guam
atty 10 prvseus say fuel famine nsxt
winf~. and u ~~s added that II
pesewfui measures To snd the strike
failed mos~ drastic action wsaid b.
sshsn. Neat Mr.. Harding invited the
representatives. Of the miners and op-
ssStcrs 10 = conference Ia the White
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

4 Attest sdvices from Chlse ars
~ zoe encouraging Ger. Chen
Chlunr Ming. Who drove sun Vat Sen
from Cansoa. vas sad 10 have been
assassinsted while ~ meeting n hts
military leaders Doctor sun himself
who apparently Is again free. Is plan
ning 10 retake Csnten as sooa "a bis
trvcrs arrive frem the nerth and 10
r~e~tabliss his regime therc. Tho
leaders In the reking government arv
IN sasor ~ establishing the United
States % China
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

O~sr Ni<s Brooks.
4. ! would H. 70 ask you few cues
1Hns- W Which sids cx their pIate
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06
Dear Miss Brooks

Dear Miss Brooks.
! am Interested in vopr .o--
! sIWsys turn there first 70 80 t .Sr
splendid advice you give az Au me
Soaid you please & n me whst ,. 49,
oe correct for girl 70 saw - O .ha
sonnS man she Is x-inr w;.h L sne
" warts 70 kiss hrr roo5v;,-k. 80,
10Y make him offended o. v,,,,,s az I,
1i-hfr ass her good
rhsnkirS YIN for ~. r,rv
ncr. n your cor
BLOND. Darlington. Idaho
The correct thiay e saw 10 ra..
nan when he Is merely a fr;--5 ..s
ns sssed the privilege of k;ss;a-
you Is that he has not shown x,,, ~.
,roper respect and th,t an r,olo~x ~ =
cue you. You shc-,ld let h;n -.
~ once thar YOU d not silow rarr
',unr men friends those Hbert;es :,
All Ire man 70 whom Won -
allowed this nriviIer~ '''''a DC
nope nv dcsr. fA-s v,p will
SEM that it IS NOT k~,t~- 10 n,
strr kiss you th-r In nal. ~
xcsnr plain 10 him. io's
O~sr Mics Brooks.
| would H. - ash va, A., e.,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

DREsiDENT HARDfNG's statement
TO congress last December sug
xcstinT regulating Of labor unions was
severely criticized by the special pol
Icy COMMITTEES Of the American Fedora.
ton Of Labor In It's report TO the Gin.
einnati convention. ut would seem"
the report says. ''that the propaganda
Tor Industrial feudalism supported by
political bureaucracy has found It's
way Into the White House. n Is most
regrettabls TO note the utteranees OF
the President Of the United States
wherein he disapproves Of labor's re
iuetant but necessary resort TO the
right TO strike against Industrial op
preston"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

House Saturday for the purpose OF de.
ylssng methods upon which negotla.
lions for the settlement OF the coal
strike can be Initiated" II was un.
derstood thar attendance az the meet.
Ing did not bind either the operators
or the miners 10 accept any conditions
that might be laid down. The belief
In Washington was that II the Presl.
dent failed 10 persuade the employers
and workers 10 get together volun.
tarily, be might determine on the ap.
polntment Of an arbitration commits.
sion and call on both sides 10 abide by
lin decision.
oificiaIs Of the miners union have
realized that public sympathy il lost
to them by such occurrences as the
shocking massacre OF non-union men
In Williamson county. Illinois. and not
only disown all responsibility for acts
OF violence. but call on the strikers
10 maintain the peace for their own
snkes. Many OF the residents and |
some Of the public officials OF the
southern Illinois region whore the out.
rnges took place seem 10 be In sym
PATTY with the murderous miners. and
there Is little prospect that the men
who slaughtered the strikebreakers
viii be arrested and prosecuted.
wounded survivors OF the massacre In
The hospital az Herrin were carefully
for threats had been made
hat they would not be permitted 10
cave the town alive. lest they testify
'gainsi the murdercrs. The mayor
however. guaranteed their safety.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

Rois--The United States district
lard cfrsce has approved the desert
hand entries % M settlers near Grand.
view. which we're filed following the
snecesSfui drilling 20 art~s'an wells
The greatest number ~ the claims
are for so acres although few a.
acre entries were made. The district
comprises approximately i.nco aeres
and - frsesisn wells ate nosv flow
snS water. 3, Is reported
Complying Win Terms Of Peace.
tr {" March l. the German govern
meat. In sccoriance With the terms
q p~aee. had destroyed t4sooooo
Erensdcs. i2sS3 slrplsnes ASaooo
rines and cnrtineS 10000 machine
guns and SSTooop loaded shells
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06
Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear Miss Brooks:
1 hope that l will be welcome
!oln your coy corner. | have a a,
s oson 70 ask you. Do you know o
good . play about fourteen girls 60
pay IN! Their ages are All
r u"else 70 fourteen. II so. is m
So os,o'e way to get it? | wish =,
az Of love and thanks for bo,5
(, with me; Peggy. Ephraim, n;
II you will send me your y.
rou u' fegy' l will have mail(d
s ..d = ,eaialog of plays with no;
s ana run description. so you NAV -. !.
LOT Just what you wish -
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

Csldwell.--Herb Graves. %. plead
I'd gully TO grand larceny before
Judge Id L. Bryan. In district court.
and was Immediately sentenced 70
serve from four to IA years In the
state pcnitentinry. Graves admitted
stealing a team OF horses belonging
to Ted White Of this city. and also
admitted taking a saddle and horse
owned by Ernest Moudy.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06

Namps. - Equities Of southern Idaho
and possibly other affiliated cooper
alive houses have decided In form ar
organization which viii buy and sell
wheat direct to millers and exporters
instead OF mlddlcmen. Headquarters
Of the Idaho Equity Grain exchange.
as the organisation Ia 10 he called.
will probably be In this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
LOGAN q BRYAN's
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

CRv nrivatr wire to \. F. MaSten & to)
New York April 27.-Foreign adpi'es
touching on the doings At the "enoa
conference had an unsettling erect
Talk was in circulation. although I'M
confirmed. that the Interstate comm
merce Commission may order reouc-
ton in freight rates in the very NEAR
future. This. OF course. caused som"
active selling IN the railroad shares,
especially in the high priced issued ana
weakness at times was rather pro-
nounced in the rail department.
Feeble rallies occurred during inc
late afternoon dealings. but III" small
bulCrs encountered active offerings
The setback In quotations has been only
moderate and in view Of the extensive
r!4c N prices Of various stocks since
last fall we do not believe max the
reaction that has already tHFen place Is
sufficient to correct Il technical noSi'inh
,ha, was weakened by steady advancing
tendencies and steady public buying.
The action o. the market seems 10 irnd
convincing testimony to the heller tha'
some large interests have unfouhtcdIy
!'s,-!hu'cd stocks in active fashion IN
Tho last couple NJ weeks. Il vii! un-
dnuht.dlv take little time for the
markc, to thoroughly digest I'll" h"a'F
volume az distribution that has taken
mace Of late.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
Petroleum Consumption
Exceeded March Output

Washingto ton. April 27-Prtroleum con-
Eumpt!on exceeded production In DO
mes,!r fields In March by approximately
two million barrels. the Geological sur
yey announced today. Domestic pro-
duCtion in the month was estimated AT
t69l60 bbls. or an average daily out
put OF l5l34l9 hbls. il was estimated
compared with consumption Of both do
nestle and imported petroleum OF 49,
$40 900 bills. or at an average daily
rate OF l.57%.4S4 bhls
Imports Of mineral crude oil In March
to,aled l4.OO4.0O0 bills. shipments be-
Ing received ~ An average daily rate
Of h5l.742 hh!S. during III" period. tx :
ports OF crude oil in the month totA!ed
$4,000 bills.
oil stocks Plus stocks OF Mexican
petroleum held in this country ny I'M
nurtrrs tntaied @"0.l%3. 900 bills held on
;hs last day Of March This supply II
was estimated, is sufficient to meet re-
uurcmrnts for nearly 40 days
Figures Indicated substantial IN
rrrasc in oil well operations. The num-
hcr nf producing wells ""mpi"t"d IN
March was estimated Il; l.3"a. In com
harrison - WAS shown This total Is me
highest reached sine" last June "hHh
The oil industry h"Gan to r"ccd' IN n :
,ivity and business depression Grpp'u
with such force.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
BENWOOD
Rurkls Funeral Today

Funeral services for the late John
EurkIc. aged 6S. one Of Marshall coun-
ty's pioneer residents will be held this
morning with requiem high mass at the
il. James Catholic church In McMechen.
Mr. Rurkir was born in Wheeling in
the year 1854. but for the past forty-five
years NJ has been 4 resident Of this city.
Al lhr time Of his death he was prest-
dent uf tho Fourth and Fifth ward hose
company. an organization of volunteer
fircm"n Of this city.
the decreased was we'll known
throughout this city and his death
occurred after 4 lengthy Illness at his
home. No. l696 Marshall street. At the
time Of his death he was employed at
III" local plant Of the Wheeling steel
and Iron corporation. lie was 4 member
Of the Eagles lodg" OF McMrChen and a
dcvout member Of the ST. James church
At MrMeChcn.
Irtcrmcnt will be made at tho Mt.
calvary cemetery.
Will Leave Sunday
Over twenty-five members OF tn.
Kerry club OF this city. Will leave carly
sunday morning for their summer camp
siir in tn" NarrowS Final preparations
for th"trN are being made and the
camping equipment Is being packed.
The boys have hired barge and will
have on the down river trip about $40
o'clock IN the morning. This summer
camp Is an annual institution with the
Kerry clubbcrs and they are planning
some fine times for the hot months.
Open Session This Evening
Parents Of students OF Union high
ARC invited 10 attend the open session 10
l." held At high school this evening.
The students will b" at work from 7
until $50 in their regular school session