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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12

A meeting of the territorial land
board has been called for o'clock
this afternoon in the rooms of the
Public Utilities Commission, Stangen.
valid building
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12

The Hne-upS-hameham Pc.
kelo, p: Hipa, C; Koani, ID; Shipman.
2b; Mitchell, 3b; Makanui, IS; Ma
noha, If; Cockett, IF; Akana, eff. Oahu
College: Inman, p; Baldwin, c; Hong,
lib; Gay. 2b; zap, 3b; Quintal, IS !;
Wal II: Wedsworth, IF; Sakai, CT.
Unpires-Notley and Sing Hung.
Mills School and Mckinley also
played yesterday afternoon, the latter
being defeated by a score of 4-3
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12

The members of the congregation
of St Clements parish will hold
meeting in the parish house this even
ing, commencing at o'clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12

the cadets, with a hit but was thrown
out at second. The next two men
made outs and the game came to an
end
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-07

The following wireless message has
been received by the agents of the
steamer Matsonia, bound for Hanolu-
lu: For Honolulu-155 cabin passen-
gers, % steerage passengers, $50 bags
mail, 1856 Wells Fargo matter, 16 auto
mobiles, 2747 tons cargo For Hilo-
1912 tons cargo. 9 automobiles. For
Port Aliens tons cargo. For Kaa-
napali-S4 tons cargo. Ship arrives
Tuesday morning and will dock at
Pier Is.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-07

BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE PEOPLE
OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
HONOLULU:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-07

At a regular adjourned meeting of
the Board of Supervisors of the City
and county of Honolulu, Territory of
Hawaii, held On Tuesday, December 1,
1914, the foregoing Bill was passed on
First Reading and ordered to print on
the following vote of said board!
Ayes: Hardesty, Markham, McClel-
Ian, Pacheco, Petrie, Wolter. Total 6.
Noes: None.
Absent and not voting: Cox. Total
l.
E. BUFFANDEAU
Deputy City a7d County Clerk.
6027-Dec. T., 5. Z.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-07
BY AUTHORITY
Bill. NO. 90.
ORDINANCE NO.

ORDINANCE NO. =.
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE REGISTRATION AND IDEN
LITIGATION OF MOTOR VEIL
Giles. THE EXAMINATION OF
AND CERTIFICAT1ON OF CHAUF.
FEURS, AND PROVIDING PENAL
TIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF
THIS ORDINANCE, AND REPEAL
ING SECTIONS SO TO ~ INCLUS-
I'VE OF ORDINANCE NO. II. AND
ALL ORDINANCES AND PARTS
OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-07

SECTION ADMINISTRATION TO
CONTINUE UNTIL JANUARY 1,
1916. REPRESENTATION ANNU.
ALLY. :
The registration of vehicles under
Classes A automobiles. etc., and B
(Motorcycles) shall continue to Janu,
airy 1. 1916, and thereafter all such
vehicles shall be re-registered annual.
ly, such re-registration TO continue in
force until January first of the follow.
ing year. 5. ~ /,
All annual re-registration shall be
made between the 18th and 31st of
December of each year.
SECTION DEMONSTRATION UN.
DER CLASSES G AND D-RE.REG-
ISTRATION. i. s -
All vehicles described In Glasses C
and d shall be registered in accord
ance with this Ordinance. Thereafter,
no annual re-registration shall be re.
quired, provided, however, that when.
ever there occurs y change of name
of the person or form Of political di.
vision under which the vehicle or We
hicles are operated. the registration
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-07

Meeting with rough weather and
some damage is believed to have been
the cause of the schooner Oceania
putting back into Port Angeles, Wash
ington. The vessel sailed some days
ago with lumber for discharge at Port
Allen.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-11-28

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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-11-28
7UT COMMODITY. Dat n IS easy % 0NN lNlrl0NS
COTTON FELT MATTRESS

and on help the grower but the time max
Yourself very comfortable small expenditure Of hard cash
Evening star., 1914-04-16
MARINE CRAFTSMEN MEET
TOMORROW AND SATURDAY
Representative Padgett to Address
Delegates at Banquet-Wash-
ington Committee

The American Society Of Marine Drafts
men. numbering in is membership los
draftSnen IN over q score of navy wards
and shipbuildinG companies tho country
over. IS 10 hold convention at the Hotel
Harrington tomorrow aud SATURDAY..
hbout fifty delegates arr to attend the
convention. The executive committee.
consisting Of William S faney. presi-
dent: Fred J.. Peel. SECRETARY; J. Emile
Schmeltzer. yicc president; sanders Van
NuIeu. freasure! and T. ~ Thurston.
executive committeeman. Is in session to
da> preparing reports Of the Years work
70 Submit 10 the convention.
Representative Lemuel PadSctt. chair
man of the House naval committee is TO
address the delegates at a banquet Satur-
day night at Rauschcrs. The following
ioint committee from the Washington
navy ward and the District branch of IN.
society is 10 have the hanquet in charge.
Henry Capdeville, chairman; w l.. Buck
10y Iohn Mckinney. +. J. Hou.h. q; A
Chadwick :. &. Cross and Charles Walsh
The American Society of Marine Drafts
men has been actively engaged in the
hight against the Panama canal tolls re-
matter at length during the convention
The present developments in Mexico are
also to be discussed.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
CONRAD II. sYNE, JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH, Attorneys.

IN THF SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia. Holding a District Court
In re condemnation of land for park purposes IN
square 1850 (Euriid. thamplan streets aud 20.
iumbia road. 1884 avenue Of the PRESIDENTS ana
Mt. Pleasant street., west of 25tJ tavenue OF
the Presidents and Park road. ISL tPark roau
and Sherman avenuel, 3099 tR and list streets
colin road northeasn. :.;;5533 Cedar and Carroll
streets. Takoma Park and o60I II and 10Th
,rict Court No io9s-Notice is hereby given
that the Commissioners Of the District OF 20
IUmhs. pursuant to certain provision of the
s.t Of Congress approved March 4 1917. cntied
IA act making approximations {" provide To-
the expenses Of the government = The Dis,riss
50 1914 and for other PURPOSES. have fled
petition in this courf praying tha condemnation
squares 25io o5a4 o677 aS41 :.o99 $50 1888
and 1907 in the District Of Columbia. shown
on plat or map filed with the said petition:
ls part thereof, and praying also that jury o.
I've judicious- experienced. disintcrested men:
who shall be freehodcrs within the District Of
Columbia. not related % any person interested
IN these proceedings and not in the service or
einnlovmcnt Of the District or Columbia or Of
~. United states be Summoned bv th,. nited
states marshal for tho District Of Columbia
% assess thc damages each owner OF land n he
-Rkrn may sustain by reason Of the cnndemna
sou III The land necessary 10: ,dc said PARK
purposes. in thc sqnar"s aforesaid and to assess
benefits resulting theF,.from less than
bali Of Tia" amount nf said damages, Including
r. Expenses "f these proceedings. upon thr lots
lscrs anil parcels ~ land which iht iurv may
'ui y ili w. benefited hy the said parks as pro-
7.cd for in and l,y tho aforesaid net of Con
init. ordered that all persons having any In
trrest in these proceedings he. and they arc
hereby. warned and commanded to appear in this
court or before the eth day OF APRIL, Nd.
1919. at 10 o'clock an. and continue in at
tendance until the court shall have made Its
final order ratifyins and confirming the award
OF damages and the assessment of benefits of
the jury to be empaneled and sworn herein, and
il is further ordered that y copy of this notice
and order he published once in the Washington
Law Reporter and on twenty consecutive, secn-
or DAYS and on intervening Sundays and hof-
days In The Washington Evening Star, the
Washington Post and the Washington Herald,
newspapers published in the said District i'm
nediately preceding the said eth day OF
April. A.D. 1914. II is further ordered that
copy Of this notice and order he served by the
United States marshal. or his deputies. upon
such Of the owners Of the land to hF con
denued herein may he found ty To" said
marshal or his deputies, within The District
of Columbia and upon tb" tenants and "cu
pants Of the before tho said 9Th day OF
April. \. u. 1917. By the court, WRIGHT,
Justice. tS"all true copy. Test: J. U.
Sot NJ. CLERK BY r. r. FtSNGSGHAM,
Asst Clerk an; -d& Su. p26
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Cooperation Necessary.

1t has on several occasions been
suggested that since the project IS
primarily municipal affair it is the
duty of the municipal authorities 10
perform the work entirely and not the
affair Of the citizens. The most eff
ficient health department and street
cleaning department i'll the world.
armed with a perfect set of laws. and
backed by absolute authority, could
not effectually clean the District of
Columbia and keep it clean without
the active support and cooperation of
it's citizens If it We're attempted to
prevent violations of the sanitary
regulations by sheer force Of author
Ity. it would be necessary to assign
a sanitary inspector to nearly every
nlork ~ certain sections Of the city. Vt
Is for this reason that citizens aSso-
cldt1onS. civic orga nlzationS. welfare
WORKERS. the churches. the schools and
every individual citizen nave been re-
qnested to cooperate in he crusade
Evening star., 1914-04-16
SAILS ON A FREIGHTER.
Fraser Hale, Crack Chicago Golfer,
Follows Example of Evans.

NEW YORK. April I6.-Follovius the
example set by Chick Evans. his club
mate. who went abroad a : helper Oh a
cattieboat. Fraser Hale If the Edge
water Golf cub Of chicago boarded a
freight steamer al her pier in Brookl>n a
temporary member Of the crew. On
reaching England. Hale VIII JON the
other Americas golfers ii the British
amateur championships At Sandwich. He
viii also play At IA Eoulie. France. hat
did not expect 10 enter tl;e British
open championship at rsssetu Ok n
Scotland
Harold Weber. whom Hale tried 70 IN
terest in his plans for The voyage 10
England. preferred a faster boat than
freighter and left Monday Wehe- Mi
enter the British amateur championships
games
Evening star., 1914-04-16
POLICE BOARD HEARING
POSTPONED TO FRIDAY
Retirement Of Capts. Daley and
Byrnes for Disability Still Un-
der Consideration.

Police Capt John c. Daley OF the ninth
precinct attended the session OF the po-
ice retiring board held yesterday after
noon at police Headquarters for the TAX
ing Of testimony relative to the neces-
sity for his retirement. Capt. Michael
Byrnes of the sixth precinct. whose ca Sc
also was scheduled for yesterday, was
not able to attend.
Attorney Charles W. Darr. appearing as
counsel for Capt. Daley, asked that the
hearing be postponed. He had just been
retained in the case. he said. and had not
Evening star., 1914-04-16

lens the most important is the removal
of possible causes of disease. and ac-
cumuia tions of dirt are not only pos
sible, but extremely probable causes,
which are. at least. fairly certain to
furnish the medium through which
disease is spread. 1t has been proven
by sanitary departments throughout
the world that filth is one of the re-
movable causes of diseases and, being
remova BILE. it is the duty not only OF
the municipality. but of the indiy1d-
ual citizen to see that this removable
cause is eliminated
Evening star., 1914-04-16

With the return of good weather toda}
NaShnStcn's cleanup crusaders re
Sumcd the work Of improving the saul
tary condition of Yards alleys and VI
cant lots. Yesterdays rain drove i'i'
campaigners indoors. but the day Nas
not lost as reports received by the man
aging COMMITTEES indicate that hundreds
Of stables sheds aud cellars were gwen
thorough cleansing.
But two days of the campaign remain
and in that time residents are expected
complete the work inauSurated Mon
day. On account of the tremendous in
crease in the amount of refuse prepared
for collection, the wagons Of NJ. t.
Ready District refuse contractor. al
though operating at full capacity, prob
ably will not be able to completely re
move the excess material before next
week.
Many houscI1ol olders. realizing the en-
tent of the extra burden placed on the
contractor. have engaged private teams
to haul the trash away. The executive
committee of the clean-clty organization
will meet at an early date to receive
reportS as to loca tions of trash deposits
which are outside the collection zone
and for the removal of which no pro
vision has been made. This material
will be disposed of at the expense OF
the committee.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Will Be Dinner Guests of Droop.

The membership committee OF the
Board of Trade for the year 1913 will
be the guests of u. II. Droop, former
president of the board tonight at a
dinner to be given in the Continental
Hotel. Fl. Clifton Bangs was the chair
man of the COMMITTEES, which made :,
record for achievements
Evening star., 1914-04-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
y. :. Et.N>I>G and SPENCER
cor DDN. tttorucSS

- rEfNE cot III oF TUE DTSfEp r or CO.
iLuihia, ii"ldtHg Probate t"Qrt w .rt7J:
Ntiriuistr3.i"U. 1hi- j. 80 =jvr No. 5-a fI4t In
-Gi-sri."g- ~ tire state ut Nrsi Virginia h.is
nttstne frp'u to" prnl;,le Cerrt - M. T,issrc.
~ Columbia letters ~ a1u,trl. traiinn on tlc
estate "f El"r Snr'datl IAlc uf tns Di.tri.t
Of columbia. ''s''"a-'' NJ f'-,-"u~ hav,n- caiu-
against thr 't..r--ti are Lcr.'.s vtfp,tl tn r..
|uta"ul irHred q" tie >utst.rihsr un or ,efaFe
thr "th day Of Nprit- Al. iH15. o'Isr,vis. th.-v
insy by law he excluded FROM an fenctit Of sad
estate. Given uoder my hand ,hls I::th day of
April 1871. WM- 7. JOHNSON. care y \
FENNINt'. Century bldg. tScal, Attest /.
ItNES TANNER. Register "r Wills ror The
Distrlrt ~ Columbia. CLERK Of the Probate Court
api6.25.;:o
SUPREME CoT'T;T uF THE DISTRICT pF CO.
!1mbia Holding Probate Court 70 .pII5 Al
miutsttati"u This i {" @ite n"tIc". Thai tie
suir,;i!'rrS. OF the bstrict Of Columbia have o,,
taincd from the I'rent" 's.Iri of fh, District Of
Columbia letters t"st5rp"uisry On tic estate of
!an"s l.. Davenport. late al th" District ot 20
luuibil. deceased. tll Irr-.,n% having Claims
against tho deceased hereby warned t.. ev
hihit rho same. with the vouchers thereof. legal,
authenticated to the subscribers b~forc To.
iith dsv ~ April. Nd. f9lI. othrrwisc tHcy may
law b~ excluded tr'p all hcuriit ~ 7ai3 g.
Given under our hands this Nh ,lIv of tprI
f"if Ella ANNETTE pANENIriI;T wAr:S
I,lSEPHtNE DAVENPORT. FANNtE AEtEEti.N
pkN E>PoRT. West Falls Churcb. virgins
tscaii Attest: JAMES TANNER. ecci>ter II
wiiis tcs tho District cf Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. aplG.:2.3o
Evening star., 1914-04-16
TWO DAYS REMAIN
FOR CITY CLEANUP
Residents of WASHINGTON Are
Urged to Labor ZeaIousIy
for Complete Success.
BIG AMOUNT OF RUBBISH
COLLECTED FOR REMOVAL
Executive Committee to Meet Soon
to Receive Reports-Suburban
Communities Active.
CLEAN UP.

CLEAN TIP.
But two daNs of the 1914 clean
up campaign remain.
Have YOU improved the sanitary
condition of your
yard.
shed,
cellar.
areaWay,
private alley,
stable,
lot?
If not, clean them at once III
order that WashinStonians may
enjoy an era Of unprecedented
health conditions.
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Owing to the prevalence or scarlet
fever at Elk.on Md. County Health
Officer Dr. T. J. Conrey has ordered the
closing of the schools, churches. places
of amusements and some places of busi-
ness.
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Gov. Stuart of Virginia has issued a
proclamation designating Friday. May l.
as "Stonewall Jackson monument day
Funds will be raised for a monument.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
GALEN HALL :

:5prne has ,uInr 10 our dountain aud our
beautiful E;iidnS and good table viii war
rant Visit NOW.
HSdriatic and other Baths for Pleasure
uF Health in Our beautifully httcd Depart
meBt. Same management S Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1914-04-16

had time to prepare for the hearing.
Inspector Gessford. chairman of the
board said he had no authority to grant
postponement, but Commissioner Sid
dons responded to counsers request and
set the case for Thursday next
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Evidence in Capt. Byrnes' Case.

Members Of the board of police sur
geons gave testimony in Capt Byrnes'
case. They stated that his condition is
such that there is no likelihood that he
will be able to return to duty in the near
future.
The postponement granted CAPT. Daley
will have the effect of delaying one or
more of the promotions for which many
members of the force have been engaged
in a scramble Friends of Capt Daley
say the captain will be able to return to
duty by June !.
Yesterday Capt. Daley was able to
leave his home alone and go to police
headquarters aboard a street car. DR..
L. D. Walter, his attending physician,
was on hand yesterday ready to inform
the retiring board that his patient is
Evening star., 1914-04-16

steadily improving. and that he soon will
be able to return to duty
Annoyed by Demands for Promotion.
1t is reported that the Commissioners
are anxious to make the needed poilce
changes and get rid of the annoyance
caused by the demands upon them for
promitions Almost every day for the
past two months, it is stated. men IN
official life have either called in person
or sent letters asking that particular
members of the force be advanced
The retiring board. il is thought. VII
not submit its findings in the case OF
Capt. Byrnes until capt paley's case
has been heard. unless the Commission
erS call for the papers. Members OF
the police force are unable to forecast
who will receive the several promotions,
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Suggestions Regarding Rubbish.

Or. Nurrays suggestions are that
rubbish, which. although not filthy in
its nature, is useless. should not be per
mitted to litter the premises. Under this
head may be listed broken crates. broken
and discarded furniture, bits of broken
and discarded machinery. useless mat
reSses and bed springs and like debris.
When refuse of this character is permit
ted 70 collect on the premises il soon
causes such premises to become un-
slightly, and offers too often an encour-
aGenent to permit other and more un-
wholesome refuse to accumulate.
Every right-mnded Individual in the
community will admit that i'll addition
to his duties in regard to the preserva-
ton of his own health and the health OF
his family. his responsibility invokes do
ing what he can to protect the health of
his ncighbor. In this connection he
should not permit refuse or filth to col
icct in his own home or in his place of
business Tic moral effect of permitting
refuse to accumulate on a premises has
d bad effect OH the Individual himself,
and. III addition. where filth and refuse
Is tolerated other defects in sanitary
methods are usually found.
1T is fact well known that it is
much easier to prevent disease than il
is to cure il. OF all the sanitary prob
Evening star., 1914-04-16
FOR ASTHMA and Broucbi,I..

"a ther Johns Medicine SoutiieS ana
reals throat and nss.-Advertisement
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Suburban Communities in Line.

Falling in line with the example set
by other communities, Mayor W. W.
BigsS Of Somerset. Md. has proclaimed
as "clean-up'' days for the town the
week of April - to May .. He has
directed the town clerk to bring TO the
attention of each householder the i'm
portance Of the matter.
Tomorrow will be the important
cleanup day in that section of Wash
ington which is covered by the ac-
uyities of the Rhode Island Avenue
Suburban Citizens Association. As a
part of its efforts toward improving
association has arranged for meeting
to be held tomorrow night. at which
address will he delivered by L. f.
Schmeckebier. chief of the division of
publications of the United States De-
partment of the Interior on Our
National Parks.
Donations to the "clcan-up' fund are
continuing to reach Mrs. Charlton NJ.
Clark chairman of the finance committee
and it is believed that the total amount
received will he sufficient to meet the ex-
penses incurred.
The cooperation of citizens is abso-
lutely necessary in any effort directed to
ward the improving of municipal health
conditions. and that the best organized
government service without such co
operation. can accomplish but little in this
direction was the statement today of DR..
Arthur l.. Murray. secretary of the com
mittec. 1t is important S)r. Murray says.
that all rubbish. whether it is insanitary
or merely unsightly. should be removed.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
SPIRITUALISM

MEETINGS MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY.
pm. sharp; m"ssa:c to each: dali read
inss. Mrs. !. L. HALTRY s97 MI Vernon pl
NV. back Of Carnegie Library. Phone n. 3708
Evening star., 1914-04-16

7F"SF HAVING ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
-'si'ors during i1e Barry monument unveiling.
Mav ~ aud IL. msy register at st2
Sruihsru bldg. tefore May / N. . Me-
IokMICk. chairman com. ON visit tors MeIfsLs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-29
WITH THE EDITORS


After An. why should not the Rcpub-
lies ri Argentina. Brazil and Chile re-
gard rs an unfrirndly act any attempt
~ amy nation "a interfere with their
'prrccpiur. patron and pattern. the Uni
ted States WI America!
IL \ downright kind Of these three
American nations thus a. seek ny put
an end t. Our troubles: downright kind
and well meant. and. III rs All Nope.
most practicable and rrSultiul. They
have not recognized lIuerta a. the head
a. = nation They. like Washington
seek the elimination ut the uSurpcr and
the lifting W. the stumbling block in
the way OF peace for Latin and Saxon
America. II W. w course. rather per
rlrNiHg that nations should mediate n
government and IN individual. The \.
u. II. uf diplomacy w Srt III nauvht I'm
the Argentina. Brazil and Chile offer
the primer vi international practice.
But the mission itself Is great and
the basic motive splendid. May III not
bc said this D. the return of bread east
on the waters The United States has
been kind ~ this new alphahctir alli-
ancc since the days Of !. @. Adams. We
should view. even ~ W. have viewed.
WIN oil AfiNAAilfNN lNlN Niiff ~ Wittlli-
lion. recognizing II ~ evidence that i'll
the South American countries we have
sisters Of peace and Friendly traders
who would hr fricndlier-and b. very
grateful for these conditions.
Br The difficulties in the way ~ pro-
Nlding for the removal of Ilucrta and
ms opposition "a n peaceful McXico and
= peaceful continent never 50 wcighty.
ihc task Of rcconciling warning factions
IA the ncighhor land never 80 grave.
we DO wei 10 accept in this prefer m
least the possibility "a results and ~
meet with equal good nature the hencfi-
cent spirit thus brought broadly IN the
surface. And We do quite rs well TO
prepare for serious contingencies while
awaiting the outcome of attempted conn
promised
Bv the Monroe Doctrine VIZ have
nlcdgcd ourselves in protect Argentina.
Brazil. Chile and their continental
nrighhorS. Surely ii iS not improper
that they should desire ~ p%rutrr; Wy ip
return. The doctrine SHOULD in nppli
cation and observance. De- common a.
the Americas and thnir MANY sovereign
ties: i should hc all-cmhracing. mutual.
elastic. lis " mighty poor rule that
works but one way san Antonio FIX
press.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-29
JOKESMITHS
Anazing.

OF course little Johnny full attcn-
ton should have been upon the recita-
iion IN history that afternoon: but II
wasn't. Through the window hc could
see y squirrel scampcring M a tree and
tlarting INTO his hole. only Ia poke his
funny little nose ont again presently
and scuitlc down for another nut 10
deposit IN his S~torchouSc. Wherefore.
when teacher asked him a question.
JOHNNY was h%liSSfully unaware that hc
had been called upon.
Johnny exclaimed teacher John
ny Jones'
Johnny : head came round with a
jerk and - did his STRIVING attention.
".Iohunv Jones. said the teacher.
sycrnlv. ~ don't believe you've heard
4 word I've said III YOU can't pay Az
icntion vou can stay IN after school
and and give me your undivided at
tcntion' asked Won how many wears
has Cautaiu John Smith been dead .'
'lluhl' exclaimed the ilusirrrl
Iohnny. Dead Why. teacher. This Il
thu first I've heard about his even being
sick