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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-09-18
Serial No. 04ls2-Reclamation.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Boise, Idaho, August %,
1913.
Notice is hereby given that August
johnson, of Parma, Idaho, who, on No
vember 10, 1906, made Homestead En-
try No $685., Serial No. oAl82, for SWH
OF NWA and Lot a. Section 5. Town
ship 4 North, Range West, Boise Me
ridan, has filed notice of intention to
make Final Five Year Proof, to estab-
fish claim TO the land above described,
before the Register and Receiver,
United States Land Office, at Boise,
Idaho, on the 23rd day OF October, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses.
james p. Butler, of Parma, Idaho,
Andrew Asp, OF Parma, Idaho, Theodor
Johnson, OF Parma, Idaho, Claude ".
Cottier, Of Roswell, Idaho.
William Balderston,
Oil 1918 Register.
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Department sf the Interior, u. s
Land ONCE at Boise. Idaho. August
IS, 1918
Notice Is hereby given that Walter
Aten. Of Parma. Idaho. who. on Ser
tember IS. 1909. nnie Homestead En-
try. Serial No o7765. Tor NWz OF SE14
Section ID. Township North, Range 9
West, Boise Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention to make Final Three Year
Proof, 20 establish claim to the land
above iescribed, before Alfred F Stone,
United States Commissioner, at CaId-
well, Idaho, on the 10th day OF De-
tober, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses
Pliny W Case. George G. Case,
Claude F Alien, Samuel Egger, all Of
Parma. Idaho William BsIderston.
"a 100 Register
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Serial Nc. o4l20- Reclamation
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. U. S
Land Office at Boise, Idaho septembel
10. 1918.
Notice IL hereby given that Arthur II
McOmber, of Parma, Idaho, who, on
October 2. 1906, made Homeltead Entry
No. 9505, Serial No. 04l29, for SEA Of
NEl4 aud Lot |. Section 5, Township 4
North, Range West, Boise Meridian,
has filed notice OF intention to max,
Final Five Year Proof. 10 establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore Alfred f. Stone, United States
Commissioner, at Caldwell, Idaho, ON
the 2sth day OF October, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
G V. Cotlier. Judd stewart, Paul
Ohendori, George obendorf, all of Par
ma. Idaho. William Bsssierston,
9lS 1923 Register
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department Of the Interior, q. s
Land Office 81 Boise, Idaho. August q
1918
Npt're is hereby given that Iiss
20 Bnoy, Of Parma, Idaho, who, on
February s. 1907. made Homestead En-
try No 973e Serial NJ. o4284, for
Lots 4 and 5, Section Z, Township
North, Range West. Boise Meridian,
has fiIcd notice Of intention to make
Final Five Year Proof, to establish
claim 10 the kni above described. be-
fore Alfred + Stone, United States
Commissioner, at Caldwell, Idaho, on
the 2lst day Of October, 1913
Clsimnnt names as witnesses;
NORTH NJ. Scott, CHARLES G. Dali,
Newell & Bacon, James Raymond
Ware, all Of Parma. Idaho.
William Balderston,
9-il 1915 Register
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Maiheur County Fair and
RoUndzUD.

Ontario, Oregon, Sept. 10th to
goth, inclusive.
Rate two cents per mile in each
direction. Tickets on sale Sept.
10Th to goth, inclusive, limited
September 22nd. Roundup will
include steer rope trick riding,
bucking horse riding and other
features seen at frontier celebra-
tions. See o. S. l.. agents for
further particulars. 9-1s
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

U. s. Land Office at Boise,> Idaho,
July 81, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Manley
w. Waldron, Of Parma, Idaho, who, on
February II, 1910, made Homestead
Entry, No. o74o0 for Lots 2, 3 and 4,
Section 81 Township North, Range 5
West, Boise Meridian, has fled notice
Of intention to make Final Three Year
Proof, to establish clsim 10 the land
above described. psfore the Register
and Receiver, U. $. Land Office, at
Boise. Idaho. on the Gath day of Sep
tember. 9l3
Claimant names as witnesses;
Claude V. Cottier, Joseph H..
Mclaughlin, Frank II. Jones, William
+ Jones all Of Parma, Idaho.
William Balderston,
|S-14 o 18 Register.
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MsIheur County Fair and
Roundup.

Ontario, Oregon, Sept, 10Th to
Goth, inclusive.
Rate two cents per mile in each
direction. Tickets on sale Sept.
10Th to Goth, inclusive. limited
September 22nd. Round Up viii
include steer rope trick riding
bucking horse riding aud other
features seen at frontier celehra-
tions. See 0. $. l.. agents foI
further particulars. 8 Is
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured,

with LOCAL kPPLtc ATfON1. rs they
cannot roach tie seat OF tho disease. ca
tafrh IL a blood or constitutional disease.
and In order 20 cure q you must take In.
ternei remedies. iilira Catarrh euro a
taken Internally. aid acts directly upon
the blood ana mucous surfacca. Halls
Catarrh Cure p rot quacls medicine. Il
was prescribed ~ enc ~ tie best ply
slclnns In thla coun,ry for years and IA
q regular prc1cr q,lcn. Il n crmpone1 OF
the best tonlcs rown. combined with tho
best blood pus'lerl. acting directly on tho
mucous Eurf4cc3, Tto perycct cofnhina-
ton Of the two Ingredients n what pro-
duccs such wonderful results IN curing
catnrrh. Send for testimonials, free
r. ,. CHENEY z CO. Props. Toledo. o.
scii ~ Druggists. price g5c.
Take Halls Faulty rils fer constipation.
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DAILY DIET AND
HEALTH HINTS
~ DIR. 7. J. ALLEN
Food Specialist
LIoHTEN DIET WHEN uN-
DER STRAIN.

When there Is, temporarily.
great mental strain, II Is best
rather TO decrease than to In
crease the ration, and make II
up when normal conditions arc
restored. The strain Will be bet
ter borne u the digestive system
Is relieved partly or entirely, al
lowing the nervous energy TO be
diverted 70 tho brain or mus
elss, as the case may bo. ~ this
DO not done the digestive sys-
tern Will be weakened. whereas
by the other course II will be
strengthened. You cannot work
brain or muscle to their fullest
capacity. and at the same time
work the digestive and elImins-
tive system TO It's limit.
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ADvxRrimxo Rams:
Display sds, per issue, is cents per inch /;
BY the month, % cents per inch.
Locals, 10 cents per line one insertion 5
cents per line each additional inser.
ton.
RESOLUTIONS, Obituaries, Show, Fair. So
cisl or other locals, when admlssion
e charged, or money 70 he raised,
cent? per line. Obituary poetry. ID
cents per line.
legal notices. 81 PER inch first insertion !;
30 cents per inch each additional, In
sertion 90 words constitute IN inch.
No affidavit will be made until publf-
cation Il paid for.
Cards 81 Thanks. gl.o0.
Sotsign and patent medicine ads take
the ssme rate 81 dlsplav and local adj
7ertitinR a. above mentioned.
Entered tbr fn4somce 81 Parma. Idab
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mKnsxR wxs7xss IDAHO Phrss Asss
N. A. BArxs. ParnK. Pres.
" y. BAN, Ontario, Vice Pres.
y 9. BuHEouoHs' Caldwell, sfc.-T Treas
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DR.. T. Q. Humphreys. resident
dentist. Office in bank building
ground floor. phone IS.
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PUT AWAY PICKLES.
Mathematician Figures out the Food
Question.

II anyone requires % clear head 10 .s
IN teacher of mathematice IIe must
reason boo ID" abstract a. 8. were. and
IfuiI concentration ~ mind % necessary
n correct results are ~ Do forihcon.
inr
. An ONO man writes
% am teacher Of mathematics and
for o. wears Trirr fo four wears aro. 7
either fo'k q lunch composed ~ cold
sandwiches picklr-. otD. OBJ school or
hurried home and quickly afe hot
dinner
Tho rr-uI' was that q went ~ my
afternoon vork f'~.liur heavy. dun ~
brain and generally ouf of sorts Fin.
ally harmed about Grapo. Nuts food
and hrran fp u1r r for my noon day
lunch
From fhn frt' ! experienced a
rrD1' change fnr tho beffar Tho
heavy. unpleasant fce inr aud sour
stpmt'h caused by tho former diet ap.
r'4r"d Tho drovsv Ianrour aud obi.
inclination fo work soon gave way fo
70 Dor. -hfn'e. 1nd vim 200 me afternoon
work. f'rliur Entirely now f1 mo
SIS brain rsfr0rd. promptly fp tho
requirement pot upon if. and what 10
of more Importance Tho r,.uIfe have
boon lasting and more eafefacfor,. tho
i0nt'r 2 hav" used Craps N-fs 4s 81
food
Ny VT. lad boon SUFFERING from
weak stomach accompanied o., sick
headache nearly 900 hnr life She b.
invariably relieved a. these Uhcn he
sticks to Grapc Nufa either eaten dry
or vrh miik Ter stomach hae rrld1
.alf grown stronger and her head
aches Ices frequent since shc BEGAN fo
.'l' Crap" Nuf. There reason d"
Sam" riteu bV Postum co Rattle
|tr.nt N.rh Rood tho hopkIsf. Tho
Road fu WsUtN". in pkgs
Ever read th- above letter a new
/ one appears from tune 90 tune Thrv
are genuine. true. ard fuu or human
. Interest
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DIR. SELBY
ROOMS sos AND sos GERMAN BANK
BLDG, TWELFTH AND MARKET
SITS. TAKE ELEVATOR TO
FIFTH FLOOR.

Story No. AS said in my open
ing announcement. which YOU read. no
doubt, | am going To publish quite a
series Of medical advertisements.
These notices. or stories" as 1 call
them. will be quite different and
unique in way. IL Is something new
under the sun" for an honest ethical
doctor To advertise. Quacks adver-
tise To draw In their victims. and they
make unwarranted promises in order
To eNtort large fees. and they really
Gefraud most of their patients. There
are some men who do not advertise.
yet they secretly use all the same
schemes To hoodwink and bamboozle
the people.
so these advertisements of mine
viii he just and honest efforts to tell
folks about INV work and To establish
confidence in my good intent and skill
Or course. some doctors will he
shocked when they read what I pub
fish. They will he shocked that an
ethical doctor should advertise AT all.
| and some. without even knowing me,
or understanding my plan. will sling
that handy eplthet at me and say,
He's quack'" I expect some to do
this. for doctors are human, like other
folks. or even more so.
However. | will now give notice that
] intend to attend strictly TO my own
! work and let the other fellow attend
TO bis. ! have no chip on my shout
der. I want To be kind and friendly
TO al doctors included.
This method I have decided to use
IS right and honest. While II may
put me out Of goose step" with the
organized profession. still the time Is
| rapidly coming when doctors will have
every ethical Freedom To- use public
! ity honestly. tn" same az other busi
ness men. I am among the pioneers
| In the movement. that Is all
This Is my last word In attempt to
| Justify my position. let n rest right
there. NJ message is to the people
70 sick people who need help. people
/ often Of limited means. want them
| To know how well ! am prepared and
| equipped 20 treat all Kinds Of office
| cases using medicine. surgery, cleo
tricity. massage. vibration and all
| other modern means.
] make n special study Of venereal.
| skin. nervous. rectal. stomach and
| intestinal diseases. give special at
I tention 20 the troubles Of women and
! children. and do all the work for the
l eye. car. nose. and throat. While my
work Is Office practice. I will make
| calls when needed 10 care for my own
| patronage
! 7 have no schemes about the bust
! moss part. I charge n modest fee. usu-
| ally Sl.Io with medicine included.
/ For chronic Eases / have a card sys-
J ten that makes u some cheaper.
I s"! no bargain To cure and | make no
promise but q" the best know how.
| ] am not cheap doctor Vet | want 10
| put nv work on such modest fees thar
every odv NAV use nv help as they
I may need. want To- do just what l.
/ right and fair the same as all other
/ good men ir this work. Needing help?
! Como.
] Hours Az a m. Ia p. m. IS p
m SUNDAYS lU-t2 a. m. Ia p. m.
! Phonc-Nat. SIM
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ir ~ O. Jones entertained his SIN
- school class " Thomas VI
church % ne lytHk Walton club Tue.
iHt. AMI sll report a. nue time r..
FOLLOW nv attended ErN and ME- II.H.
tIuEor. Nf urd Mr. 60 o. Nefrut. Nfr
aui Mrs q. Edwards Nf fr- .fra
q lor 49, AMI Mrs e. o. rIH.rul NJ.
and Mrs James Nohis. Mrs and Ma 0
fa.er NJ urI Mrs W Tr.ar.t
Nr nnf Mrs " Nrgrtnahar MIA
Robert Rags Mrs Do MIraHlff Nf.a
carl HcudrU Nre William geI.r, Nra
We % Rogers Ma o. d. Ururkau
Nre sarah Narurt Mra 3 Irark. Mis-
"a Oliver. AIRS. l. stump. Mls A. am
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Glass Officers.
Pretty Wedding.

The wedding OF Miss Margaret
Schan. Of Edgineton Lane and Mr.
Charles Schenk of WoodsdaIe. took
place AZ the 81. James German church
"Wednesday afternoon at . O'Clock.
J Nc affair was prettily appointed and
Rev. \. w Werdsr. pastor of the
church officiated Prof Nestmann
rendered the wedding march and the
bride and groom We're attended by
Miss Charlotte SChenk. sister OF the
groom and Mr.. Fred Schenk. brother
OF the groom. The bride was attired
IN handsome gown OF white crepn
meteor over white messaline trimmed
in real lace. Her only ornament was
a diamond I.aNallier. a gift Of th-
groom. She wore a white hat and car
ried a shower Of brides roses and Ill
les % the valinv. The maid Of honor
wore a pretty grown OF white charme-
use and carried Iink roses. She al
so wore 2 white hat
Following the ceremony a reception
was held al the home OF Mrs Mary
Schenk. Of Woodsdale. and the ap-
poiniments were beautiful. Pink and
white roses and Marquerites were
used effectively. In the receiving limo
We're. Mrs Mary Schenk. wearing
white wolfe. Mrs. George MUM. OF
.Parkersburc. wearing an imported
gown from Philippines Mr. Albert
Schenk Sr.. Mrs.. William Schrnk.
wore pink voile over white. \ six
course dinner was served nv Mrs
Stauvcr and the brides table was beau
tiful with q mound Of white roses
Seated n this tabl" were the wedding
larry Mrs Mary Schenk. Mr.. Albert
Schan. Mr. John . Schenk. and Mrs
George MUM. Small tables were ar
ranged for other guests and in charge
~ N" dining room were Miss inrepa
Schenh. wearing white. Miss Marie
Dorpkin in whit" and Miss Rhca HAS
kins wearing white charmeuse The
bride presented her brides maid With
pearl bar pin and the groom gave
20 his attendant diamond Gun links
Fol owing tho reception sir and
Mr. Schrnk lsft for Atlantic city and
other eastern points aff-T which they
VIII b" az home on Walnut avenue.
Woodl1wn. Whre tho groom has pur
chased % handsome home The groom
.is connected with Tho Schonk Parking
CONF ans and the bride is popular
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SENIOR CLASS DAY
Is WELL OBSERVED
AT COURT THEATRE THURSDAY
EvENiNG-WtTH FINE PRO.
GRAM RENDERED.
The Members Of Senior Class all Had
Numbers Best Adapted to Their
Personality.

The Senior Class Of Wheeling High
school. fttingly celebrated it's class
day at the Court theatre Thursday
evening. and TO say II far surpassed
anything OF the kind ever presented
here. is stating II mildly. The theatre
was packed TO its capacity and every
number was heartily applauded. II
was a Hoodoo Variety Show. Each
member OF the class was given that
part which was best adapted to his or
her own personality and there was
not hitch In the program. Long be-
fore the curtain was raised on the
first scene. the friends packed the
house with great expectancy and they
were not disappointed in their local
actors.
The show opened with n playlet.
Home Study or What Happened TO
the Candy" by Virginia Horkheimer.
The scene was that of room in
which young people were making
candy and under the table were
thieves ready 10 take g. The cast
included Miss Virginia Lopez. as
mother; Evelyn Ross. as daughter.
The girls who come to study were.
Eva Davidson. Olive Hunter. Elsi,,
Cook. Helen Courtrite. Louise Dieck-
hon. Ruth Hi1man.. The three thieves
were John Lennon. Julius Schwalb.
James Archibald. Miss Alma Bach
man and Roland Woodruff rendered a
pleasing duet
Made Hit
The Wax Works was n hit Of the
evening and Roland Woodruff as the
French artist or exhibitor certainly
made a hit as did all his wax figures
Mr.. Woodruff's remarks were catchy
and the French accent he introduced
occasionally added spice 20 his man
ner OF address and he fairly brought
down the house with his clever talk
He was assisted by Stanton Wood and
Herbert Helstrom. The figures were
ell fine and each seemed 10 out do the
other. Lady Macbeth Was imperson-
ated by Roberta Tener. Yama Yama
Girl by Ruth Barley: the three chill
dren characters Mother Goose. Little
Red Riding Hood" and Little Jack
HOrner" were taken by Henrietta Fair.
Louise Armstrong. and Lester Walter
Little Tin Soldier was Dewey Quarter
and he was great George Washing
ton. Arthur Bauer: Singing Lady with
the sweet voice. Anna Bachman: jap
anese lady. Isabel Rogers. Sis Hopk-
ms. Naomi Williams; The Puritan.
Grace Hall; Sleeping Beauty. Lois
Alexander; The Prince John Cook 4:
The TWO LaCkeys. John Schenerlein
and Emmett Barnes. Especially beau
tiful was IN setting of the sleeping
hauty and the prince. The figure act
ins was fine.
The Olympians on Parade was imi-
tation of the Faculty Ernest Prichar,'
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y mUsIcs! and literary entertainment
was given 81 So Joseph Academy
Thursday evening by tn, pupils of that
school The numbers verc exception
ally VOL rendered and worthy Co. spe-
t,Hl mention. The recitation King
Albert ot ~ic.lls. hs Miss Muiicsnt
hHul"s Was finished condition and
qua not he improved upon. Hiss Mari
Angela MCfaddeu recited "Ii~u Hur.s
e hafiut Race and the carnestnesS win
winch Sh~ save the fec tatt0i was SOME
INNS me. ON" ,utiid almost Imagine
ere ypHally fs Wei gwen. The follow
luE Wa TIE program
Chorus AimnuG blossoms y. Tc~taloza
The commercial class
l'tfIu duet kaIse I.fafs
Miss', Nngdnlen K~s-lcr sui
No~a. SOLO Niuytiine -pr.-4
Miss Mtrgste. Ebb,rt
j an duct Happy iHrd Edward Hoist
"'''s"' Grace ; lauaEsn AMI Hazel
MgitEsI
Recitation. Ming Albert OF s...uy
Miss NIIi,.nt nanI.' .'''' ''''"
PIANO quartet ToIka EordJ Fowler
alas. 90 Helen I.dnd"i~ Florence
sn,D"g ne'en Ar,hu. ana irrnc
o. ,fr colo Love. Cspii,, MaN Heidi
H'ci'at"r the saving cause .....
Miss Nsr, Nsncs uronn %ss''"'"
iHar' colo 'id Foiks &C. Hom. Grohc
.,.... WIS 'Hneunr tarI"'
MISC. Marie owens Angelina III.
t,nnaol Marie Nius.rtcr aud
S.nE Sp.r'f- 3. be-. ........ .N,wtuu
Miss LoietLi He-dy
PIANO solo rolsa H,c.ut" Heru Herr
Niles Nargdret tlsfrcf
.tro tfl" two p.ano-I .Gslop dc
Dht'I ........ ~. tHufnfl
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Distinguished Guests

Consul General John &c. suodrrass.
q. Moscow Russia and bis wife are
ehrc fhe guests OF Judge and Mr.
J. s Jordan. OF Sixteenth street Tho
Distinguished guests will remain fur
the S"mtC Centennial and many social
events vill hr given iu their honor
CONSUL SuodErirs was formerly con
eIl General to South Africa and Court
~ japan and other countries and is
vel vcrsed in political and social
situations az tho foreign land
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young lady. \ number Of social events
were given for her
The guests az the reception includ
cd Messrs and Messdames. Otto
Schenk. Or r. VI Haskins. Paul
Schan. Albert Schenk William
Schenk. Mr.. and Mrs Ficher. Of
MOundsvillc. J. ~ Ellis. Richard
Groiner Allard Doepkin. Charles Doep-
kin. Harry Weisserber. George Grein-
or. Albert Schan. Jr. Albert Doepkin.
Gerhard Docpkin, John Medick. Geo
Medick. Mr. and Mrs. Marker and J.
" Adams
Misses Rhea Haskins. Charlotte
Schenk. Lorcna Schenk. Mary Has
kins. Edna Haskins. Evelyn Haskins.
Adelaide DOepkin. Helen Doepkin.
Marie Doorkin. virginia Schonk. Mary
Louise SChenk. Elizabeth ADAMS and
Caroline WeisEerbcr
Mossdames MARY S,henk. Georg.
MUM. Of rarkers burg. Mary Dcrpkin.
\. O.. Sharcr. Of ShadVsidc. Anna
Schambra. Lena Radcliffe
Messrs. Fred SChenk Frank Schan.
Albert Schau. ST. Edward Schenk.
Rev Max Steuer. Rev. 4. W Wrrdcr.
Prof Nostmann. George Schenk. Uar-
old Schenk. Elmer Schcnk. Albert
Schenk. Jr. Thomas ilaskins. Jr I'D
Doopkin. C"cil Grcincr. Irwin Greiner.
Alvin Sharor. Clarence Mcdick. Le-
Roy MediCk. Robert Medick Elmer
Adams. Frank Ellis. Herbert Docpkin.
Robert Srhenk. Nlbert Schan. ST.,
John . Sch"nk and others
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kotton stunt a speciality by Cotton
hrseman. The class song composed
by virginia lIorkheimer was sung at
the close IT the program.
First Reel.
lcNtH-a OF the Winning ~ Nan It.l-
ioSr" WI.t.'u hv Robert Turuc..
Characters \Iu. Julia Patton IaDk
stanley Turk courtney. Harold NetZuer.
COW boys. Potter. Harold Ncuacl. stan.
stanton Wood randi owner BERNARD
Hoy khr'fn't. h'~ vic. RItr St-iniau~er.
MiUTr-lt-lI. Roberta Teusr.
Second Reel
Illustrated song. sweet Annie" Writ
&c" u Roberta Tene.. sung by stanton
wood
C.lafactei Ann. as a child. NciIie
RAY Annie He q woman. Bessie Meyer.
ttc school teacher. Settle Locrirr the
Niilac" gossip Ilua Baldwin. tie lover.
49, child. Morris Iiirk.. the lover =
city friend StIuiet Turk TIE ,tfy
friends sister. Mac Belle Han H.. but
Ter. Emmett Barnes
Third Reel.
Beading 'A- a"v splr"t. Elmer Bald
VIII. H iuhr. Harold NcuIrI
kaIt"ir cotton ard TIE Awkward Squad
a. 81 appeared ddIiy from o. % n m
"a front 81 trc SCHOOL,
Commissioned officers. IeNis Hu~e-
man. Oonmaudcr in chief Earr"tt
brown. Alfred Lehman. AXel Heilstruu.
Recruits. Julius Schwaih. Harold N"n-
dol. stanton vooi. Warner Marsh.
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Children's Day will he celebrated az
tie Island christian church SUNDAY.
June T.. and tie following Is the pro-
gaIn 20 be rendered.
song by School All His Works
Should Praise Him"
SONG "Sunbeams - Love. -.
Recitation = Regimen Grace elias
song ~ o. Iu tie sky ., Primar Class
l1arp solo. ...... NNarie Deitters
Quotation Invent, third Psalm. -.
.......... -.....- Elsie Dunlap
Nrliu is Here"
".itation-'boiiv md I...........
Vocal solo EveHsong- Eleanor RipIsr
SIX Roses Mary ~ ITutsiar WA
pRrien Ruth Tiuteisr. Isabel Wagner.
r.. 'roi'n H'rrer. Irene Mckibben.
Recitation The sunbeam 49,.
Plano u-et ...."
Lillian " flhaney and J.. u Homer
Recitation We Thank the Lord
......-.. Miss Tnderwood's class
song Df school 'Rcautiful song OF
Recitation Anything To- Jesus"
Recitation" corner CLUB ...''
song py c'rls-.N w God a watch t.
Keeping
= Ladder - Praise Mrs rryor.s Glass
MH'tlrv priii.. sixteen Boys and Girls
S'fs hr ,.g"l fling out me Ran
toun.ttcc Miss Mac Frye. Mrs CIV
y Ir'or. Mrs o. Taylor. Miss Leona
Pianist. Miss wilma Underwood.
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n Market Auditorium.

Stanley Turk. Arthur Bauer Frank
schneider. Herbert Eiz. John AmIck
William Schaefcr. Joseph Roth. Lester
walter. Ernest Pritchard.
Inc tioodo" Sdnta-Santa. James
Archibald. the three witches. Julia pat
ton, Virginia Loper. Doris Gibson
Glass Officers.
President. James ArchthaId. vice prss-
lHent. Edward B"ry. secretary. isabelle
Rogers treasurer. B-ulah Boyd. class
day committee. Miss Elizabeth Eskev
FACULTY representative. Doris Gibson
chairman. Roberta Tener. virginia Ilork-
heimer. Julia Patton. Lewis IfuS.iu1n
Roland Woodruff. James Archibald.
class patron. AIR. !. II Thornton