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Arizona republican., 1913-12-22
NEW TEACHER AT
 FOWLER SCHOOL
So Greatly Has Attendance Increased It Has Been Found Necessary to Gre ate New Position; Likely to Go to Miss Webb.

So greatly has the average atten- dance at the Fowler school this year increased over that of last year it has been found necessary to employ an additional teacher who will pro babIy take her place immediately after the holidays. 1t is expected that the new position will go to Miss Webb. who has been acting as sub stitute teacher during the illness the Tast few days of Miss Nola Conger.
 Today there are enrolled in the Fowler school l32 pupils as compared wIth about ninety last year at this tune. The average daily attendance just now is no pupils as compared With - last year at this period. This presents the need of additional teach ing force and the trustees have ac- coriingly decided tc place fourth instructor on the faculty. Miss Webb Win have charge of the primary grades.
 An entertainmenl has been ar ranged to be held in the school house "n Tuesday evening. December g. Several pleasing numbers are on the program. including songs. drills and readings. The Good Saint. it is ex- Iected, will pause from his work long enough to visit the school be- tween 9:30 o'clock and 10:0O o'clock that evening. \ cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend this entertainment.
 The pupils of the entire school are expressing concern at the illness of Miss COnger and arc anxious that she will have so far recovered as to be able to attend the Tuesday even ing exercises.
 The affairs of the school generally were never in better shape The pupils are doing excellent work and tEe teachers are in full sympathy with the students. New furniture has been purchased for the front room which is to be occupied by pupils Of thc seventh and eiehth grades
Arizona republican., 1913-12-22
PRETTY GIRL BECOMES
 ACHIEVEMENTS VICTIM
Bernice Calvert Is Choked and Robbed
 By Man Who Escapes

Left to walk alone on North Twelfth street while her escort, Paul Stevens. paused to talk with friend at Wash ington and Twelfth streets. Bernice Calvert. pretty young woman, living at 1904 East Polk street, was held up. choked almost into insensibiIitv and robbed of a silver mesh purse contain ing $6 and a gold signet ring. early last evening. Within two or three minutes after her assailant had made his escape, the young woman was found by Stevens, who having finished his conversation with his friend, hur- ried after the young woman intending tc escort her to her home
 When Stevens arrived at the young woman's side she was sobbing and at tempting to call out. So rough had her assaiIant been in his attack upon her. she found it almost impossible to use her voice and could only cry.
 As quickly as it was possible. Stew ems notified the police. escorted the young woman home and joined in the search for the highWayman
 According to Miss Calvert. who until recently had been employed at the hress store, she was walking along, expecting Stevens to overtake her at
 ''i'c Hdu ftiCueu spot on North Twelfth street near Van Bu- ren street where there is a considera ble stretch of brush along side the walk. suddenly tall man. wearing a light ulster coat and a dark cap. pulled well down over his face, jumped from the brush and demanded her purse. She refused to give up the bag and the man Srapp!ed with her. She managed to give one outcry and then the man be- gan choking her. She sank to the ground and for minute remembered nothing All she couId say u-ac +ba+ the man after nossossinpr bir,oaIf oe lier purse made his way into the brush rom which he had come. She believes Hln to have been an American aI- though upon this point she is not ab- soluteIy certain.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-22
REAL J. 5. SOLDIERS AND
 SAILORS IN PHOTOPLAY

The educational value of the nov ing picture film has gripped the United States navy, and the adVer- tising value of a film from the stand point of recruiting the navy, has also become q well appreciated fact in official circles. This has been dem onstrated within the last few months in the use of the Atlantic fleet of the
 L. $. navy with the secretary him self on one ship and a rear admiral
 in command in setting and produc- ing a stupenduous war drama under
 the title of Victory" This picture
 has just made it's advent in Arizona
 and will be shown all over the state
 under the direction of the Golden
 Gate Film exchange with Harry Mace
 in charge of the booking
 It is said for this picture it is a marvellous production, calculated to stir the patriotism of every Ameri
 can. Actual battIeships, hydropIanes,
 gunboats, monitors, destroyers, sol
 diers, sailors and marines all go to
 make up the gigantic cast and pro-
 vide hundreds of thrills the picture has and which are reproduced with telling effect on the screen.
 Lieut. Towers of the navy, an avi- ator of international reputation, drops | bombs on an actual fort from his seat in a hydroplane. Rear Admiral Badger, the commander in chief of the Atlantic flet directs the maneu- vers. There are officers in hundreds | in the picture When the reels were run off the first time for the L. $. navy officials, the statement was made by Acting Secretary Franklin l D. Roosevelt that the detail of the 1 pictures as far as the navy is con- | cerned is absolutely correct. pleasing, 1 edifying and instructive. There is a 1 love story in the picture of course 1 but the love story is incidental to the l realism of the picture, itself The l first Phoenix showing will be made al | the Say ".
Arizona republican., 1913-12-22
COWPUNCHERS
 GIVE A SHOW
Isabel Brothers Here with
 Big Troupe to Raise the Dust of Grant Park on Christmas Afternoon :; Some Well Known Riders.
.Yi, Nj. Vi. Y-i-p.,
And other cowpucherIy sounds.

And other coWpucherly sounds.
 J. H and Henry Isabel, who have been to the Rodco,are in Phoenix with a great flock of horses and twisters and are going to give wild west show at Grant Park Christmas after noon.
 With what remains of a large crowd of wild ones and their masters. the brothers are here on a hOrse-selling tour collecting CaYuses for the movie market. Being as most everybody's a having bronk twisting including Tempe-thc brothers decided to turn the boys loose and see 'em take the tcUn apart to see what makes it act that way Some of the ee-gecs have never been rode" and never had q rope except branding So the fun will be real. In two of the events the spectators will see the whole pro cess of licking a bronco into shape from the first roping to the time he cults pitching. The wold horse race and the saddIing race are these.
 Dick Yates. owner of the park has rented it to the cowpunchers for their miniature rodeo. Isabel has made all the other arrangements for an exciting time.
 The Isabel brothers are from Flag staff Henry was the one who rode raore'n a thousand horses at fairs and doinGs ali over the north, and J. H. can tame 'em some himself It was Henry who won the hOnors at the Williams Fourth of July celebra ton and the Flagstaff sports of August .0 when Split Second beat Mike Mu- let the first time.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-22
ilN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF MARICOPA

Notice of Sale of Real Estate at
 Private Sale: In the Matter of the
 Estate of Jesus M. Riviera De
 ceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuance of an order of the Su pcrior Court of the State of Arizona. in and for the County of Maricopa. made on 18th day of December, 1913. in the matter of the estate of Jesus NJ. Riviera. deceased. the undersigned, the Administrator. will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, subject to confirmation by said Superior Court on or after Friday, the 9th day of January, 1914, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Arizona republican., 1913-12-22

a, the office of J. E. Woodward, 415 leming Block, at which place bids for the property will be received in the City of Phoenix in the said Coun- tv of Mariccpa, State of Arizona. the following described real property, to- wit: Lot No 10 in Block No. in Montgomervs Addition to the City cr Phoenix. County of Maricopa, State of Arizona.
 Terms of sale: Cash, or part cash, balance secured by mortgage.
 MANUEL s. RIVERA Administrator of the Estate of Jesus
 NJ. Rivera
 Dated December 18th, 1919.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-22
Business Chances


 LONG TIME ESTABLISHED GRO- CERY STORE. Doing fine business. stock almost $40OO.OO. on account of health will sell at invoice price or would exchange for good land, this will bear investigation.
 Restaurant, one of the best located in the city. now doing fine business. owner interests elsewhere demands his attention and will sacrifice, terms to q restaurant man.
 ARIZONA INV. X LAND co.
 129-131 N. 1st Ave If WANTED TDEAS-Write for list of Inventions wanted by manufacturers and prizes offered for inventions Our four books sent free. Patent secured CT fee returned. Victor J Evans X co. Washington. D. C. It
Arizona republican., 1913-12-22
Special Notices

A. BAKERS MEAT MARKET. We handle all kinds of fresh and cured meats. We solicit your patronage and will deliver to all parts of city. 703 w. Washington St Phone 1885. gs
 $10 REWARD for the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing the Ari- zona Republican from the front yards of any of our subscribers.
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
Arizona republican., 1913-12-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the National Bank of Ari zcna will be held in its office in Phoenix, Arizona. on Tuesday. Janu- ary F, 1914 at o'clock r. NJ. fo- the purpose of electing a board of directors to serve for the ensuing Eear. and transact such other busi- ness as may properly come before said meeting.
 December 13. 1913.
 S OBERFELDER,
 Cashier
Arizona republican., 1913-12-22
Nursery Stock

WE HAVE THE LARGEST and best quality stock in the fruit and ornamen- tai line, roses and ferns a speciality. Everything for immediate delivery. T. w. Schock Nurseries. the most reliable and up-to-date nursery firm of the southwest Fourth Ave. and w. Adams St. Phoenix. Phone 793 If
Arizona republican., 1913-12-22
Corsetiere

NU BONE CORSET-Designed and fitted according to the individual needs of the figure. Comfortable, hy- gienic and stylish. Helen Jennings. 715 West Washington: phone 8G29 If
Arizona republican., 1913-12-22

The Two Macks-Ilwaine and 'New-Arc Now Left in the Field; Issues Perish with Withdrawal of Hohl From Race.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-22

Leading the International League cdtchers last season evidently didn't get Bill Bergen anything but the gate haitimore recently released the old Brooklyn backstop to Scranton.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-22
Personals

MEDIU MS-Mrs. H. de Wrenn and daughter Miss Helen, clairvOyant and dead trance. reading daily. eve by appt. Phone I'll. 617 N Center. 1-bg
Arizona republican., 1913-12-22
!. w. W. STORMS RESTAURANTS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHI

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1
 PORTLAND. Dec. 21.-TWO reStaur- ants were stormed by gangs led by the industrial Workers of the World who announced they were without money and must be fed. Forty entered one restaurant and demanded they be served saying Mayor AIbee will pav.''
Arizona republican., 1913-12-22
Lodge Notices
PHOENIX LODGE

Residence 2153. W. c. Powell, K. R. & s.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-16

dreds of holes were dug along this
ravine.
This was not the only locality, how
ever, where digging was done, but
hundreds of depressions in various
parts of the county still bear testi-
mony to the work of the treasure
hunters. The several parties of gold
seekers seemed to vanish in night,
and the idea has prevailed since that
the treasure was found and a quick
getaway was made.
The find near Normangee, however,
would indicate that no find was made
in this vicinity. 1t also indicates that
the legend of treasure trove, repeated
thousands of times around the hearth
stones and campfires Of Texas pion.
GERS, was not the creation Of a
dreamer, but an actual reality.
In the meantime the old San An
tonic road-the Kings highway
over which once poured the traffic
and commerce of new born empire,
still lives and bears its mute testi.
mony OF day and glory that are
dead.
Let the work of its re-establishment
and identification begun by the
Daughters OF the Republic be con
tinued and perfected, so that in the
coming ages our children's children
may point to it and proclaim with
pride that here walked an army Of
pioneer patriots whose hearts were
stouter than the Spartan warriors
and whose steps were prouder thar
Caesars legion.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-16
FRIENDSHIP.

Friendship is a sacred treasure
Found among the faithful few
Who contribute to our pleasure
And whose words are ever true.
Some seeds do fall on fertile soil
And yield their golden shocks,
While Others bud to mock our toll
And die among the rocks.
The truth constrains me thus to say
With sadness and with sorrow,
That one may be your friend today,
Your enemy tomorrow.
CORA HAMILTON.
Bryan, Tex, Sept. 16, 1913.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-16

There Is a new Federal statute de
signed to protect migratory fowl
many species of which have, by reck
less shooting, become almost extinct
Heretofore the open season for migra
tory fowl, including ducks, was reg
ulated by their coming and going
The new law fixes the open season
for all States, and in Texas the duel
season opens October l and closes
January 49, Hunters would do well tt
keep this new law in mind.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-16

The old-fashioned woman who used
to insist on grinding her own coffee
now has a married daughter who
buys potatoes already peeled.-Grand
Saline Journal.
Peeled the mischief! She gets them
sliced as thin as ten-cent round
steak, fried as crisp as an october
morning, and serves her Saratoga
chips right out of the box.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-16

A Cincinnati Enquirer headline
reads: "a Widow Held in Kentucky
II there is anything that would suit
Kentucky widow better than being
held, we would like to know what 1t
beaumont Journal.
Those Kentuckians should take the
advice of Samuel Weller and beware
of vidders."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-16

Thaws Canadian lawyers are try
ing to pull him back into Canada, his
New Hampshire lawyers are trying to
hold him at Colebrook, while Jerome
with the strength Of mogul locomo-
tive is trying to pull him into New
York. If the poor fellow is not torn
limb from limb it will be wonder.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-16

At the present clip of development
it will only be a few years until 1t
will require every dollar of available
money in the banks and in the Ma
tional treasury to move the crops of
Grand Old Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-16
STORY OF BURIED TREASURE

Normangee, Tex, Sept. 16-J. p.
rms, a merchant Of Sky, was in
gn yesterday exhibiting a few old
anish dollars which were dug up
his hog pen by e. A. Written. The
&c had rooted up five silver dollars
Itch Mr.. Written found. He then
1cured grub hoe and proceeded to
and unearthed large noll, which
repc ted to contain about $4,000.
4ey are all silver Spanish dollars,
airing dates ranging from 1895 to
12. with the head and face of King
I,rdinand on some and King Carlos
others. The old San Antonio road
as the main thoroughfare connect
San Antonio with the old Stone
,rt mission at Nacogdoches in Span
4 mission days. 1t is supposed that
is money was being transferred to
from Nacogdoches and the Spanish
Mexican party having 1t in charge
as attacked by the Indians and
Their killed or ran away from their
easure, Houston Post.
In reference to the above, 1t may be
lat this find made by Mr.. Written
lives "buried treasure" legend thai
AZ been current in this country fol
any years. The story of the treas
re is well remembered by all thu
der residents, as we'll as the man!
|8orts that have been made to find 1t
The story is that many years ag'
$hen all travel, freighting and com
',unication of every kind between
last and West Yexas was done owe
he old San Antonio road. RUNNING
rom Nacogdoches to San Antonio
caravan of Mexican merchantmen
raveling the old road were attacks
omewhere.rin this locality, either D.
obbers or Indians, and that durin
he fight the treasure was rushe
way to a. place of safety and buriet
Whether the merchantmen were a
Tiled in the fight. or from some othe
ause. it was said no one ever cam
Jack for the the treasure and that
till remained in its original hidin
,lace. Many years afterward an oil
Mexican of San Antonio while on hi
ieathbed revealed the fact that h
vas member of the merchant part.
old of the fight, the hasty burial
he treasure, and produced char
showing as nearly as he could d
scribe it, the location of the treasur
X That was about 1875, and In shol
lime searching parties of Mexican
began to appear in this locality an
Tor the next five or six years tn
whole country was literally dug
pieces, the diggers expecting and hol
ng that every pick thrust woul
strike the coveted pot of gold"
The favorite locality of the digger
vas out two miles east of Bryan
rhey began at the public road nea
he Jesse Henry place, half mile b.
'ond the convent, and the hole the
lug there on the crest of the hill wa
arge and deep enough to conceal
mall house. From there they wen
lorth along the deep ravine that run
n in northerly direction to its in
ersection with Bryan branch. Hun
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-16
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

It's easy to find trouble or an ex
cuse.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-16

Some people would rather go broke
than not go at all.
Lincoln never worked holdup
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30
Hral estate for Hcnt

FARMS TO RENT ToR CASH FOR
I'VE or seven years. one oC il thou
sand acres. on" of lively" hundred
acres. and ono six hundred acres Tho
2pp acre farm can be- divided into
Two farms very easily. Ana also FOR
sale eleven and ono half million teet
OF saw timber. Tho above property
- located on the Pamunkcy River
IN KING William County. four miles
east 81 Hanover Station, on g. Il -
IiatlwaI owner. ROBERT HOW
ARD Etna Mills Va
NEW EIGHT ROOM HOME: ON HAN
over Avenue and Roscn.ath. BATH.
electric lights. iatrob.. stable, 500
Monroe rs3l
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ice, Coal ann llloon

BEST STINT, $3.50: REST ANTIIRA-
cite, $3.50 All other Goals ut lowest
prices. w. - kEAMS. 1903 to I'LL
North Seventeenth Street. Madison
Gi@i
/ AN SELLING THE BEST OAK AND
pine ever offered in Richmond, thin
Inrl. ANA easy 10 split. perfcctIy d.
slabs. best for kindliug ana cooking
NJ: coal is clean. free from fine, dirty
stun. Virginia anthracite is cheap
est for cooking and furnaces WIN
send sample. LONGS 1906 West
Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30

TWO LARGE ROOMS, FURNISHED
for light housekeeping; bath on same
floor; SD Per month. sic North
S.Nnnth Sfrrtl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30

WANTED, FIRST CLASS LIGHT. 100
generator, for lighting mill plant
hYNDIiURST LUMBER CORPORA
TION. Lipscomh Va
WANTED. GOOD DRAFT HORSE W
T. HAZELL. Shockoo Warehousn
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Eral estate olldntrn

WANTED. no BUY OK RENT HOTEL.
IN town or village. Address BoN
i2d. Petersburg. Va
WILL EXCHANGE Ef:AUTIFUL COR
ncr lot ~ CLUB View for small dwell
ing In the city. Lot will bo exchanged
~ lowest cash price. T. 1913. cars
Times Dispatch
List YOt;H FARMS WITH j. a. CON
NELLY \, 80. Write postal for nee
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agrnt5 1Clanteo

AG ENTS WANTED EVERY WHERE;
70 sell housctopS: most sanitary cover
ever Invented FOR Il milk bottle:
op.hs ana closes automatically; does
no, touch The milk: looks nice. lasts
70 agents. sample. 25c: secure ter
r.toty at once. HOtSE-TOI co, col
StocktOn street. Richmond Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30
flats for lsrnt

FOR RENT MODERN SEVEN ROOM
corner brick Hat. No. 2i26 FLOYD Ave-
nue.. at corner Of Davis Avenue: hot
water heat, scparat" entrance: splcn-
did condition Special inducement to
fgod tenant MOOREFIEI.D X
Bl-Ak NE. 20 North Eighth Street
VERY DESIRABLE FLAT FOR
rent. unfinished, at No i6 North
Laurel street corner Floyd Avenue.
consisting OF three rooms and pri-
Nate bath House heated with hox
water and supplied with electric
lights
Ur-TO-pATE FLAT. I7os Park
L -
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SALE At AUCTION

JAMES K. HARRISON
A4ctipnccr
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TRUSTEE SALE

PYLE x co. INC, REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AND PERSONAL. PROP
ERTY. no. 100 NORTH SYCAMORE
STREET, PETERSBURG. VA. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 3,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30

HAVE BIG STOCK or SPRING
wagons. open and with top viii
soil cheap ~ We are 4pvcrstocked.
Hay. several Susquehauua dump
wagons. VIII reduce price n little
on them TO reduce stock Now is the
time TO save money. See us.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30

LARGE ROOMS. FURNISHED rCR
light housekeeping, third noor. front
Il East Marshall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
.ccntraD. convenient to post-ofice
and business. lo9 North Seventh ST.
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SToCN 81 GRutEEiES. STORE FIN.
JIIES, MULE WAGON. HARNESS,
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Rnnl,l5 Jor kent

WANTEb, SIN on EIGHT YouNG
men or couples 10 occupy three ~
four comfortahlc furnished rooms.
Seventh
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J2ptief5

30 r Of = K Mg HNDnns!@NEP
hsreby notify. the public that they
the busnes IS M AND s,oc ti;'tX naynss
disc at No; 1872 East Main Street.
i,!ehm9nh, Va, hitherto conducted BY
CURED since October !. 1919. sho,.ld
hc settled with Messrs Gary 4
& y Mottloy Grocery Company rrior
WIN WIN us Al bills due tho Z A..
October !. 1919. may be s.,ticd vim
Gnuar agent Mr. Edgar Wootton, at
/ i; W y M M@2TTfrTS'
EXECUTORS OF {. y. MOTLEY. docca sod.
70 WHOM TT NAY CoNcEKN-TAKE
hoh ,,c ihat the undersigned having
ana testament of n william p.lnber-
ton deceased, all claims against the
e s,,'a must be presented to her for
sse'Iei.eni, aad all debts owing to
her MARY Z. rEMi;EIiTGE.
Gresham, Court, Richmond ia.
SHOES. SHOES. SHOES!
SAMPLE SHOE STORE. a2s East Broad
street near City iiailI. Good shGcs
cheap. Mems. women's and chIltr.,l's
sho"s rctailod 1T Wholesale priea.
GEO J.. BoWDEN. 9. EDWIN BOW
WE MAX AUTOMOBILE TOPE. DUST
moods and do ail kinds 81 trimming
TM t.. mahins and repairing springs.
rr hgs f %g'9 ,,,,, E~inti4sS I9wss!
SoNS. 10 Souts. Ninti Street
TIE WALKER SHOE REPAIR, 1902
aid I'D ,nst t24ai ANA sn2r ib.i IT. %9E
SAM one pe, tox foi salo
that JAH&KEi hR6iass'. JemsIer nN9 - )
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Bttuations, Professional

NURSE WANTS POSITION WITH IN
valid. Address l. e7 care Times
Dispatch
POSITION AS INSTRUCTOR OF ArII-
ictcS IN small school Eyunastuu -
zao. car" Times Dispatch.
LADY OF REFINEAIi:NT \ GRAD
uatc nurse, desires position in my
sician,s OF dentists Office. Best tcs-
tmoninla and references Address 4.
care Yimes- Dispatclt
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Professional prlp lllanteo

GRADE. RURAL, PRINCIPALS AND
P pee dnsn,ns NEEDED y Gr more 'h%n
South. Get 4 Plan. SOUTHERN
TEACHERS AGENCY, Columbia,
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Kppm5 lllantfu

WANTED, by YOUNG Mas. ROOM
and board with private family State
location and price,. Address Is 800,
care Times Dispatch.