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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
WATCH SLIGHT
WOUNDS, SAYS
DOCTOR DIXON
Injuries of Apparent Insignifi-
canoe Often Prove Fatal,
He Says.
HARRISBURG,

HARRISBURG. Pa, May q
Minor wounds. particularly the tiny
ones which. because OF their appar
emit insigntfcance, are frequently ne
elected, ought to be given prompt at
rention, says DR.. Samuel G. Dixon.
discussing The Care OF Wounds" in
this weeks little talk on health and
hygiene"
infection. Commissioner Dixon re-
marks, however, that it is by no
means necessary to worry over small
wounds. He says:
The scratch OF a poisoned ring was
often sumcien. to efectually dispose
of an eaeny during the middle ages.
Such proced1-e IS no longer fashion
in neglecting slight wounds, not
thinking them worthy Of considera-
ton.
ct Is easily possible for any cut or
abrasion which is sufficient to draw
blood to become infected with pos
sFble serious results Not that one
should worry over a-cut dnger-or the
like; but there are certain precau-
tons which should be given to even,
the slightest wounds.
This is, because through puncture.
SCRATCH OF cut, SOAS VI =lAC mdAS LII
cro-organisms may dnd entrances and
result in Infection. AS these little
trouble makers are found everywhere
we touch. it Is obvious that some pro-
lection should be given any open
wound.
First, however, the wound should be
cleansed, preferably with water which
has been boiled After this is done,
some antiseptic should be applied A
two per cent solution OF carbolic acid
OF tincture OF iodine applied around
the edge and directly in the cut VIII
satisfactorily dtsinfect smaller wounds
and can easily be obtained A piece
or sterile Eauze or linens should then
be applied
The wound should not be hermet-
ica1ly sealed, as many Of the most
dangerous injecting agents are those
which only thrive when the air is
shut away. Among these IS the germ
of the dreaded tetanus. or 1oek5aw-
For this reason court plaster should
not be used
1T Is wise for travellers. campers
and vacationists to provide themselves
with steriIizing bandages before start
ing on a trip. These are put IN con-
venient and compact form, and are a
material aid in caring for wounds. In
case sterile bandages are not at hand
linen can be ster:1ized by pressing
on both sides with very hot Iron or
by dipping IN some antiseptic solution.
Deep cuts and wounds Of more
serious nature should always be
treated by a surgeon
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
ATE[)
Are the Local Officers of the
National Guard over Leg
islature's Action.

The local officers OF the West Vir-
ginia nauonaI guard are keenly elated
over the consideration accorded the
military department by the special
session of the legislature IN its dying
moments. $4,000 annually having
teen appropriated for the maintenance
of the organization for the coming
two years.
The officers feel assured that an
encampment VIII be held this summer
and a coed one TOO. For months.
wien. it seemed the legislature was
Indifferent. 70 the fate OF the military
organization. the Clarksburg ofhcers
lived in doubt as to whether or not
the annual encampment could be held
this year.
Recently. General John c. Bond,
head of the military department. IS
sued an order in which it was an
nounced the various organizations
over the state would go into camp
some time between July Is and Aug
rst IS. This order for an encamp-
ment carried with it a proviso. and
that was that the men must serve on
FEDERAL pay since the states finances
would not permit the state paving
its share Of the mems salary The
federal government, In encampnents,
paws the men fifty cents per day,
While the state adds to this seventy
five cents. which brings the salary
to Sis daily. an amount making II
worth while for the members OF the
guard to go since they are given an
excellent summer outing
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
South BeIeit is TsWn
Without a
State

RELO1T, Mis-, Nay 2e:-South Be
lott. Ill, isn't
cord1aS to Granville D. Jones. are
gent Of the University OF Wisconsin.
Jones wasa member OF the survey
ing crew which did the work OF 1ne
vey In Wisconsin from 1879 to 7ssv-
When Wisconsin was made a state IN
la4s the wtsconsin-T1inois BOUNDARY
t,ide forr-two degrees and thirty min
utes north. The survey established
the tact. according 10 Jones, that the
line which had been accepted as 1ne
boundary for over. a quarter or a cen
+I5rv was anything but straight, and
ar BeIott it was fully half a mile
norrh of the actual boundary
IL Jones Is right. south seio1.
should he in Wisconsin territory- II
ia hfShfy improbable, howeve-. that
anv attempt Will be made TO have the
present line changed.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
so, 900 is
Return on
$50 Stake
win of California Prospecto'
Leaves Fortune to His
Benefactor.

SAN BBRceARDLNO. Cal, May %
a $50 grub stake given to an aged
prospector eleven years ago has re,
41rned TO A. J. Garner, young Nv
er stable proprietor Of Highland, IN
the form OF a $4,000 estate
Garner. at Jerome. Artz-. received
$50 check from his parents. He met
". ii. Hawsnyder. a prospec1or and
friend. who told him he was dead
broke Fifty dollars, he told Garner.
would grubstake him for a prospectins
trip. Garner Immediately handed over
his check. He had not seen Haw-
snyder since
Recently a stranger inquired where
he could find Gus" Garner
That's me- said Garner.
-<Dfd you ever know w IL Haw-
snyder asked the stranger, who was
n. G. Jamison. New York attorney:
.He was my best friend. replied
That's right said Jamison. Hes
dead and left you his $4,000 estate
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
NeD Edison Intention
Records Phone Talks

slightest vibration does not escape
the recorder The telephone receiver
IS placed upon small amp1.her ana nsl
the sound is Communicated TO the wax
cylinder Instantly and accurately
AR. Edison.s patents now have pass
ed the 1900 mark This is the largest
number of brain products OF any IN
: one Of the economies Of the new
anair in long distance calls was ex-
planned as follows:
If a party calls another on q bust
ness matter and is tntormed that the
one sought Is not In the chce, the
button may be pushed by the party
answering the phone and the sender's
message can be given and studied
when the recipient arrives In ms or
Mr.. Edison humorously remarked
+he +elescrfbe can end for all time the
mooted question involved when an IN
teTiewed person denies. following
Their publication. remarks attributed
to him In newspaper
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
Works Thirty Eight Years on
Device Which He Calls
:sTeIeScribe.

WEST ORANGE, ". j., May %.
That he has finished his thirty-eight
year OF labor on a new invention.
which he has styled che telescrfbe,
was the announcement today OF
Thomas A. Edison at his Laboratory
here. The device will record tele-
phone conversation though the speak
ers are 5000 miles apart. and simple
small box on business mans desk
Viii be his guarantee against the
misunderstanding Of language used by
him to Others, as well as an insur-
ance that he got messages to himself
accurately.
The eontrtvance consists Of senst-
tive telephone, arranged for desk use.
with controlling buttons to operate
the special recording device conren-
iently placed near it Keen as the
human ear and highly sensttiEed, the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
CIRCUS COMING
WITH RISING SUN

be transformed into city Of canvas
couiseums. TO the casual Observer
this viii be accomplished in sreaI dis
order. But the training of the circus
is such that no man makes an IN
necessary move or wastes energy.
At 10 O'Clock, the famous parade OF
the Gentry Brothers Famous Shows
VIII leave the grounds. twill ira
verse the principal thorouSnfares.
presenting. to old and young alike
their nearest dream OF fairy land
The Gentry Brothers shows, which
are the worlds pioneers in trained
animal exhibitions, have been so en-
larged that they now present the
realistic tanning. OF Ieopards OF the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
Taking WeIfesIeyzas Example,
Experts Fined Fewer Than
Half Have Married.

wAaRENGToN, May 2s-SeparaIe
COLLEGES for women In the Uutted
States should be abolished and Coz
education substituted, according TO
Prof RLSweu Johnson and Bertha j.
Sta1zmann, Of the University OF Pitts
burg The conclusion. is based on
the charge that woments colleges
contribute Largely to race suicide
among the best elements OF the Amer
lean population
In support OF this contention. the
records Of Wesleyan College have been
Analysed and the results published in
Hereby, organ OF the American Cen
etc Association OF this city. The
writer's find that twenty years after
graduation, less than one-haf OF the
girls have married. These have borne
on the average, only one and one-half
children each
Z. To maintain stationary population
the writer's. say that every married
woman should bear four children
The colleges. It is declared. are to
blame for failure to give girls an OPP
portnnity to meet young men. and for
failure 10 make them DESTROYS or com
petent to be wives and morherS. It Is
remarked that at Wellesley the stud
ents are forbidden to receive men
callers. even on Sunday, Their free
day Viewed as to marriage ability.
the writer's consider a woman most
attractive during their college years.
women's college are a historic blum
der. It Is stated The separation of
sexes in different colleges and the
failure to teach girls domestic science
are contrary to the interests OF so
ciefy and fiae race"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
Repenta,7t, Gi1r1 GiDes
Up the White Lights
Euqenia Kelly Returns 10 Her
Mother and Promises to
Be Good.

z NEW YORK, May 29-Eugenia
Kelly,s fouduess for the gay white
way and its frivolous companioas-
faifhIess to her in trouble-Eave way
to reawakened d1tal love. Humbly
repentant, her haughty unconcern
gone and promising TO scorn IN the
euture the habits and associates of
turned to Mrs Helen NJ Kelly. her
mother. and the charge OF incorrigi-
In Magistrate Houses chambers IN
the YorkviIle court,
Il was several hours of persistent.
earnest, Sarherly appeal to her mate
goodness and honor. her family pride
and dormant finer qualities that won
her back to realization OF her mis-
take .EuSenia's sister, the former
Mrs. Frank :. Gould, John F. McIn-
tyre. Mrs. Ke1ly,s counsel, and George
F. Gillespie, attorney and friend OF
the family for years. brought about
and daughter to each others embrace
in Magistrate Hhusess chambers IN
the YorkvileI court
Upstairs in the courtroom the crowd
was waiting for the sensational dis
closure that had been promised Eu-
genia, her, untenable position weak
ened by the desertion Of those she
thought friend, had repented
A police Investigation tending tow
ard a general clean up of the caba-
ret situation along the white way be
gan last night as direct result OF
the Kelly case
II believe said Commissioner
Woods, that Broadway Is better now
than It has been in some time. but
we are making an investigation TO see
for ourselves whether matters are as
bad as the Kelly case would seem to
indicate. II that Is the case and con-
dfttons such as have been described
obtain in general then a special in
vestigation will be made to close the
Objectionable places.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
HOME RUN CAUGHT
BY AN ENGINEER
ON A MOVING Train

USlcNTowN. Pa. May 2s>-Dona1d
Stone, shortstop for the Uniontown
printers. baseball team made the
longest hit ever seen in this section
OF the country In game with Brown-
field as the ball is stiH going unless
the train was s:detracked. Stone was
at bat Pitcher Bell for Brownfeld.
shot one over the center Of the pan
Donald laid against it with the htck-
DRY. Bat and BALI crashed with a
beautiful ring. a heavy freight train
hove in sight $50 yards beyond the
playing field. The white PHI sailed
over the middle fe1der's head. Stone
began to run. He crossed first. When
near second. the engineer stuck out
a canvas gloved hand The bad stuck
Engineer. bail and train are still go
ing and what the length of the hit
was can only be determined upon To-
eating that engineer who. by the way,
must be some bali player
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
3WEDDEG- PARTY 49,
SHOOTING CRAPS.

EUREKA. Tex. May %
The sick. TREND has to stand
for many excuses. bid1ng a
multitude OF sips. but t re-
NAMED for eleven gentlemen
OF color to use a wedding 70
shield themselves from the
laws majesty They had been
shooting the bones and a
constable spted them
Honest rer goodness. Mas-
tab Constable wesse been 20 a
wedding and we'se been sleep
In sound as a los" said sae
alleged ring leader, rubbing nus
eyes and pretending he had
been sleeping The minfon OF
law, however. Investigated fur
ther and found, It Is alleged.
that one negro was lying on q
pair OF bones that had Just
come seben-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
Is Shot into Heating Apparatus
by a Bellows Ar
ranqement.

CUslBERLASD. Nd, May. s29.-
That pu1verized fuel may be soon
adonted sby most of the railroads OF
the country. and most likely by the
Baltimore and Ohio soon, is the opin-
ion OF W. T. Herndon.. OF this city.
coal inspector for the Baltimore and
OHIO. who, together with F..B- Brown
ing and Leonard Cram1et. OF the
same road. have returned from
Chicago where they. attended the sew
enrh annual convention OF the Inter
national Railway Fuel Association
which met at the La Sale hotel Twen-
fvdve different railway systems
we're represented. there being ten
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
Gentry Brothers Famous Shows
viii Arrive in the City Early
MONDAY Morning.

The drst section OF the trains
bringing Gentry Brothers Famous
shows VIII arrive In this city Mon
day, May 81, at s o'clock In the morn
ing. Arrangements are made for track
room for the trains that are today
twice as large as ever before
With the stopping ofzthe first wheel,
a host OF showmen wiH tumble forth
from their berths, refreshed by a
nights sleep. Almost before the ear
LEST riser ds astir the show lots. VIII
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
Caskef
And Monument Selected by a
Woman and She Soon
Dies.

YASKToN, s. d., May 2e-Arranse-
ments which Mrs. Zimmerman. Sioux
Indian woman, perfected while IN good
hea1th. were carried out today at the
woman,s funeral
One month ago when Mrs. Znm 17l-
man was IN the best OF heattn sue sue
csI1ed an undertaken to her home, IN
struct1ug him to bring his catalogs
and samples. From these.she selected
her monument and casket-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
rqel
O1rse
Man Deposits 81 SOC Bank
in 1879 and Then Loses
His Memory.

LIVE OAKS. Cal 2e-aEzrfn
Burgess. WHO came Gaassorn1a tn
1875, mined successtu retl1lLle6
East IN 1879 and Is nowshere sfsidns
friends. tells strange seors
IN 1879 he deposited IN aSans EFaa-
cisco savings nank s4,5oe and started.
East to visit relatives. Ins louis
he was stricken with paralysis He
lost all memory OF his past Fem two
iyears. time resafntng his health but
could recall little OF his ahfcrnia
career. Last February paid a visit
TO the hospital In which ne swasStrea1ed
and was handed a packages OF papers.
In the package was cerAdcaie OF
deposit for money the San Francis
co bank =; -.
upon presenting himself The bank
2 month ago and received his deposit,
with interest Burgess Cleaned up q
fortune IN SIX months placer mining
fn FL Dorado county but lost
most Of Il specializing LaterSh he made
and lost two fortune
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

lnnele and other 6erociouss beasts
iwithin canvas colHsea7u1ss
a large portion Of the comn1untty
VIII welcome the tratnss on a1rzyal.
because this feature appeals 70 eosn
old and young: Gentry tE sI :Fa-
nous Shows Will give two e4nfn1aons
Tsn1ave win he upon a3rger and
lander scale than ever before N the
three decades OF the Gentry Brothers
career =
For this city only the admission
Is especially reduced to tVentsr-aEa
and thirty-fve cents. ~. = rs
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
WINS PRIZE.
JoCRpANToN. Tex. &ay q

JoCRDANToS. Tex. Nay q
The Pied Piper OF Hameltn,
please note:
Guido St-uve. OF Campbell
ton. won a Thoroughbred Jer-
sew hetfer as a prize for, being
the champion rat killer. In q
contest 5nauEurated by United
states Farm Derorstrator A
8. whitfen. S.ruve killed Is.est
leading field OF 800 would-6e
Champion rat killers
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
60 no SIBERIA.

1c,.~nondence Of Associated Reao
oNsR. Russia. May 2s-Since che
beginning OF the war, S;193 omcers
and 2se a44 men have passed through
this city on their way to the camps
in Siberia
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
t++%++44t+4+++4
HIGH COST oF Suicide.

MARLSETTE.5 Wis, May "a
The high cost Of suicide was
iIlusrrated here when a bill for
$500 presented to the county
court by Zynont Lob, was
turned down
Last June. SobysteJDan Ko-
bal. friend Of Loh- killed him
SELF IN Loh's home. Kobal al
lowed the blood 10 run on the
:bedclothes. Lob was forced to
keep the body overnight Here
Is his Bill:
Keeping corpes overnight,
su6: cleaning blood from door.
So: bed clothing spoiled, So to-
The Kobal estate. SEQ. VIII
be sent TO his parents IN, Aus
ria-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
Caruso Offers His villa
To the Italian
Red Cross

ROME, May %
titled the Italian
villa, Ala Panel
at its disposal
war. a similar
Giacouo Puccin1
has a magn1hcen
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

.Hrico Caruso mo-
Red Cross that his
0, near Florence, Is
Or the period OF the
message came from
the composer, wEo
villa near Milan
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
q. ca, o. MAYU USE
PJJIVERIZED FUEL;
from the entire Baltimore and Ohio
system. OF the ten. three were from
the third, or Cumberland division
t., Robdnson. OF Baltimore. q

Baltimore ane Ohio man. read the
stguthcaut paper OF the Governor
whtch was on 1Putvertzed Fuel This
mems coal powdered as fine as -four
and shot INTO The heating apparatus
of an engine by q bellows arrange
ment. Two engines IN the country
have been using this pu1verzed fuel.
and their efficiency has increased
erearly. It Is understood that the
Baltimore and Ohio Will use 1T In the
near future.
The Inventor OF the new fuel is J.
e Nulheld. formerly superintendent
of motive poser for the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. 80 LIZ
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

Scientists have estimated the ags
OF pine tree In New Zealand at 1'Soo
years.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

New zealand's last animal census
showed that 1t had nearly 95:eo.0o0
sheep.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30


Indians
resign refused and was hreo
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N.ti,e Co. the fnbiic

wish to snrD.n0. fY 'be p"u'.
IU1t 90 nereul,r red n.
.onnection ufH U Grand Theatre
W. Ira BarusI uf.'.duf 100 .'
management Df rh, rho.r, 90 D..r
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feel grateful 900 inc MANY friend.
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m'nt 0f th, Grand lnH 200 U.
peak FOR mf I.r...r Nr E.r|.
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REN MD MRS. JENNINGS
LEAVE IOE MkINNIN

Rev and Nrs 80 j. Jennings left
Du fhe i1fe Denver train Thursday
fferu0On Tor their ll.s. bone ff
Mckinney. IeKa. HHffe Res l-r.
HIIF ft accepted I.II from oboe
Christian church fIe l her.n b
glIe there 90 once alI hil preach
I.I urf .frMGa 900 sunday morn
Inv
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save money. sat Turkey Dinner
.I I.a HOfrf Sew Year 60 %
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STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN, NEURALGIA
Don Z s1Herl Get 4 dime pack
OF DR.. James Headache
Powders.

Won HH clear your head and relieve
dH. lifting or violent thrubh.ns
trtit.I. u moment with d.
iam. . idachr Powder Th. o'd.
fm. h.. boo rrlirl 5,ts almost ma..
'.'IN some ono 90 tle dur -turr
n". '.. lime pack1r, and % tow mo.
U'ni. Won take powder you
N'I WON what hrame rI tho hrW
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Do. .t.f HrH I about o. scar. nif
$685.. l.... II. daughter Uf I,.s
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ur o. B. Robinson. pr, I1lUr s'
der OF 90, Amarillo district ui I0,
V,hod church south. .lII prH..
900 Hereford ou Sunday unru.ns
I'D o.rIprk uui lt Canyon 600 .Iu
dIr evening o. tho regular hn.r Do.
aiI also visit other rHur.H' HH..
$3.50. und Wiu be ouf uf ... about
fUrI Ur fn q Iay.
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Icsl Ior r,iipe, sa,- nocior

~ 7 % IH''f'III'.- 81
car SAWS That in hi 100 te3r of sv.
p'rlDu,. 1e ha iulud un preparation
.nr The NiEsN equal o.. IuIc $50.
u'r rII Pain .n ba,I and Ip
1u indication of tidu'" trouble 90
warming iY buh uu tH. N.trlu.'
hjup. UIkn them ruuf.... t.I
dIur F.r blood ul uDH. ul good
uua ... Kidney r'H $500 help
any 90 u tIiu', 1H5 bladder IRON.
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FREE FREE FREE

For limited time, we will give free
membership in the POTTER County Home
Protective Association, mutual insurance
association for men and women. All that
we require is that you pay the advance
death assessment OF 81 90 only and you will
pay SlOO eyerytime a member dies. We
keep all the money at home and when a
member dies we pay the claim the same day.
There are no saIadied officers to pay, no
medical examinations to embarraSs you
II you desire membership with us or
want any Information Phone l343
in HOWARD, Secretary.
The Yale expositor., 1915-12-30
NJ. p. Church Notes
REV. CHAs. BRAGG, PASTOR

REV. CHAs. BRAGG, PASTOR
The Cantata, which was given Christ
mas eve was we'll attended and enjoy
ed by all. Santa Claus was there, his
usual jolly old self, and greatly pleased
the little folks.
Rev. Herbert Donnenworth, of the
Erie Evangelical church will occupy
the pulpit in the NJ. =. church Sunday
next.
Rev. and Mrs. Bragg left for Tecum.
sch Monday morning where Rev. Bragg
will ofliciate at marriage ceremony,
We hope everyone will put forth an
extra effort to be at church services and
Sunday school next Sunday and start
the new year Alright. A good New Year
resolution:-"I will be more faithful to
church and Sunday school"
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs, Freeman Thursday after
noon
The w. w. Il. &. are pleased to have
Mabel Reddiclitfe and Hilton Goheen
with them again.
Forty members of our Sunday school
have been present every sunday the
past month