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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-04-18

Former Senator Chester I. Long of
Kansas, who was a recent visitor to
the national capital, has this to say of
the political outlook: "The Chicago
convention will, in my opinion, name
the next President of the United
States, and he will be a man whom the
delegates, after due elaboration, will
select as the strongest candidate and
n who will make the best President.
1t will be a deliberative gathering ana
] do not think the convention will be
swept off its feet by any attempt at
stampede. The delegates, or a majority
of them, win go to the convention with
open minds. Once more the party is
reunited and working in harmony.
With this condition existing, Republi-
can victory is almost certain"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-04-18
ANNUAL STATEMENT
of the
I'll VEREIEIDS MINING COMPA

'SILVERFIELDS MINING COMPANY
(Limited)
For the year ending December 81, 1914.
Location of mines: Gold Run and
Kennedy Mining Districts, Humboldt
County, State of Nevada, Battle Noun
tain Mining District, Lander County,
Nevada.
DEBIT
To amount received from home
office, Paris, France =. $3,500.00
CREDIT
Mine expenses, 1915 ....... $4,000
Unpaid expenses for 1914 E. 100000
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-04-18
A REUNITED r

"The uncertainty as to who the Re
publican nominee will be for President
will add strength to the party" said a
prominent Republican member of the
House. cit will stop any criticism in
the country about our going into a
convention with things cut and dried.
/ believe that after careful delibera-
ton and going over the merits of the
various candidates, the Chicago con
v~ention will select a man who will meet
with all of the requirements, and we
win go before the country with a solid
and united Republican party. When
our candidate is named, he win be the
choice of the party. We will come out
of the convention as ~gloriously as we
did the time Garfield was nominated
The sun., 1916-12-26
TRANSACTIONS FOR THE WEEK.
Railroad and Other sAsres.

The following table gives. in addition to the sales for the past week and
cuated o. the closing sAo or bid prices on Friday night:
The sun., 1916-12-26

High Low CLOS Ne, -isis-
Sales. est. est. ing Oh High. Low,
col Is 1917. cots eoi, so'i = !. Sa, Is
is2 CRIaPRys 1871 "a . 50 U1
list std. w, Ill. 7. u
% CRI a p Ry
Id std :, 7s.i 7s,, 7s1 ~ ISL 81
rs CRIaPRy Is So, So @t, "t u
2oa CRAP RI H M 0ls 7N, Ia 's'i w
@ stP MAO
n 49,. .iis1 iis,i nsH nu1 ny
Cst MAO
H.......iU iU in 90 4
~ Chit stnilasioo,. s,7s 1905 = .. io''. ps4
SwInd gnios io7 i07 los IN
a Ind Is. 7o'. 7sti 76'i y Z siN ia,
sos Chile Cop Is 1881. i?s'. i3i'. ~, 80 IN,
CCC ST l.
Cairo DIV Is sNi s1,i s.H ~ seq
ST.
stLs.... ST., SIT. ST., ~ otl
10 CCC st l.
rns,..... 7s'i 7ri 70 -. :, y,
Glove US P''. oe', 90, !. ioOti ~
, ClcvsL as IOt P'. lot i12, OF,
Cfs sn S.. ss.i os'. ss', III, ~, ~.
: Col In ct IS. u II Il II :. a,
Co! Mid N... is's iTs ~, -. Il :
2 Col Md " eff II ~ " a = q
Is Colso s.... ga, ss', ga. W., su,
81 Co.'s ex as. 20 e., rs So ~, ~
II ComTbR Is. s7I 81 s. ;. 81
. CT Ry u 1t
tl,s std .ioi', 1917, ici', : 4. il m
IS Con Gas CIV
@."-... .l7ft i:i's la i M -
IS Con ELGP
ofBalcv IS. lo6l. los los IN los, is
8 Corn Prod ),
is3A...... os a.. ~, 1, ss, o,
iIs CumbTi5 IS. 100 100 10 q. ION. %
10 Dd n rv 8, ? s., iIif, lUlF, - % I's trH>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
0flaumenfnD6e

Man f@dlt a%artoffeln, ie na@ bet
camille mebr ober tpeniger, to@t be
felben in @al3maKer. greBt fe fem
NIT ei1em @tid9en Butter. Ma4t es
nit 10 nie1 Mebl als es aufnimmt
unb Elm Bis 3tpei @ier gu einem ni@t
3u fetten Seig. @out aber felben Elm
balb 3ou sid aus uno f@neioet i'm
oonn in 9uabrate UNI cine pflaume
barin etn>pidelx au f0nnen. Ro4t
biefelben in @al5nafer unb ront fie
in in Butter gebrGunten @emmelbr0z
feln unb 3uder. Man tann au@ aus
2edtpar Wflaumenmus) oiefelben Be-
reiten.
q Mo1 fodt einen Sag porber Rarz
toffeln unb 19dlt iie. Mnberen 9ags
ma9t man einen &artoffeltl0beteig.
Die &artoffeln reiben, 5mei @ier, @al5
unb 70 piel Mebl btn3u tun, oab ct
ni9t mebr flebt. Nun nimmt mon
etpas Seig, ortdt tn ote Mttte etne
unausgeiteinte 'pflaume, i4ldgt ben
Setg gut berum unb ma4t einen tleiz
men RloB baraus. Sat man nun ale
Rl1be fertig, legt man lie in to@enbes
MoFer un6 fo4t lie Bis lie bo@geben,
tpie anoere &artoffeIfI0Be audi. Damn
ntmmt man iie nit Sem @dauml0ffe1
beraus, baB bas MaKer gut abtropft,
mdl5t lie in MedbrDfeln unb bddt lie
in beiBem @dmal5 fdDn gelb unb be-
ltreut lie Dor Dem @erpteren nit elmer
Mi19ung bon 3uder unb 3tmmt.
Man tam aud bas Baden peglaFen
uno lie nit in Butter bellgelb gema9z
ten 8rD1eln uberi9melaen, banr 1d1Bt
mon uber 3uder unb 3immt tpeg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
Som b.

Sin balber 8uibel gutter refer So
maten mirb iorgfdltig gemai@en. 5erz
f4nitten uno in einem emaiQierten
&eHel aufs Teuer seite1t, NIT bier
groben, tpeiben 3piebeln, fetngebadt.
sic iper6en lans1am pei4geto@t un6
bur9 Elm @teb gerteben, oos fem gez
mug 1T, bic &Drner 5uriid5ubalten.
9ie bur4preBte Mahe tommt 3uriid
gum Jeuer NIT elmer hinge gar3en
3immt, 3met 5eel0ffeln peiBem pfefz
fer, 3met @Bl0ffel Senfiamen, bier
8ldtt@en Mustatbliite (M1ace), einz
unbeinbalb EeelDffel RaDennepfeffer,
3pet @bl0ffel gan3en Nelfen, 5mei
@bl0ffel gau5en Nelfenpfeffer (9l1z
ipice), oreiDiertel SaFen @al9, apei
pfuno 3uder, apei Quart ftartem
@fiig. 9as alles pirb bier @tunben
lan9fam geto@t, febr Diel umgerubrt,
namentli& segen ben @&luB bin, oa
es lei9t anbrennt. Damn miro es
no&mals 6ur@ 6as @ieb gegeben, elm
gefunt unb b%erftegelt. 9ie Rorfe tperz
ben gut eingetrieben, bann tau9t man
6te R0pfe Der 6lai@en In cine parafz
finl01ung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
Seine Grpbe nptbmen6iq.

StttNe f%uOe uD%yloeItut9. WStPe
&robe lit nidt notbig," i6reibt S.
D0rflein, 1886 9ouis Mpe., Milmau-
fee, 8is., u6enn SIR Mlpenfrduter
lit inns pobl befmnt, peil mir es
idyon iiber Is Sabre in unierer So.
milie gebraltden. Gorni's Mpen-
frGuter lit fir uns BEL &ranfbeiten
elm ebenio groBes 8e6iirfniB, nte
8rot fir SEN S1tngrigen. 8dre fei-
ne Mgent1r in unierer @adbmi@aft,
10 bdtte i@ cine iol@e idon langit
i~iber1pom1nen."
l1ngIei@ on6eren Meoi8ine1t miro
Sorni's MIpenfrd1tter ridt in Mpo-
tbefen perta1ft. Spe3ialagenten lie
fern es Sen 9eltter 0freft bonn 2abo-
ratorium ser &eriteuer: 81. 8eter
SabrneD & Cons Co., 1875 go.
@oprre, Mbe., Chicago, Sq.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
& aitanienfuIle

Cine groBe peibe 3ptebel ptrb fem
gebadt unb in Butter gebunitet, aber
1ie mub tpei9 bleiben. Sn elmer
S9uKel miro 1te permengt nit einem
balben pfun6 gebadtem @@neinez
fleii& oebn feingef@nittenen gbamz
pignons uno 3m0lf mei@gefo@ten uno
3eritobenen &aitanien. Nnes 3uiamz
men brennt man in elmer &aHerone
ab, bis es fi@ lDft uno mif@t oamtt
@al3, etpas Sbpmian, etpas peterz
fife, cine hinge 8rottrumen uno BIER
uno3nan5ig gauge &aitanien. Wenn
oIes gut berriibrt 1T, 1T es gum Gin
fu1en bereit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
Sir @amS m1tb
&l9e.
Sci Obnma d te n.

8ei 0bnma@tsanfdnen bringt man
ben patienten in liegenbe poiition, ben
Sbert0rper ettpas erb0bt, uno tpomogz
lt9 in 6ie g2dbe 6es Geniters, tpie benn
iiberbaupt frif4e 2uft Dos erfte Grz
forbernis 1T. Sofort mifen Rleiber
unb 9alsbetleibung gelDft meroen,
@tirn unb @@ldfe iinb NIT ftdrfenz
ben @Ken3en: @au De Cologne, 8ap
@um, @aKer NIT 8ranbp ooer @afer
NIT @fiig gu reiben un6 aus lebteren
umi4ldge gu MAIDEN. @benio tperz
Sen 9dnbe unb GuBioblen gerieben.
Snnerli9 t0nnen einige. 9ofmannf4e
Sropfen o6er etpas feiner 8ranbD
ober Mbisteb gegeben perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
6.

Ser Nome @ebrfen3 botte einen
guten @long in @omof. Bemiamin
@ebrfens mor biele Sabre Mitglie6
Ser stootouma gepeien, Bis er nad
Hetersburg iiberfte6elte. @s fonnte
feinem 3meifeI unterliegen, 6aB
SHIRT, troy ieiner berbdltniBmaBiigen
S1gen6, mt6 baIo in ita6tiide o6er
lanoi9oftlide @brerdmter getpdblt
peroen tpiir6e. Scum aber NOR ser
&rieg 5mifden 9e1tihlan6 un6 &uB=
lano tpirfli9 erflart, 10 man6elte fid
sic Sage idblings. Seoer, ser 6os
ruiitide &egiment 5u furdten botte
ober Ger ii@ MIR irgenoeinen @or-
tbeil bon linn periprah, gla1bte iid
perpflidtet, 6em iungen 6abrifberrn
cine falte, finitere @iene 5eigen gu
miiiien ooer ii@ gar cine 61egelei &C.
gent ibp erla1tben 5u f0nnen. 9aB
&urt rniiiider l1ntertban %gepor6en,
SOS fiimmerte feiner, bie1et9t pub=
ten es m1d) MIR uenige. Sc tpar eben
elm uperfIudter Sun6 bon einem
Deutiden." @o9or sic eigene @rbei=
teridoft betrug fi6 gum groben Ebeil
10, aIs moGte lie iagen: vOeit 6einer
1trammen 6eutiden 5abrifoiS5iplin
lit es nun bolo aus, un6 6u ba1t
ni6t bieI mebr gu iaget.". Sour sic
polniide11 1tn6 iiioiiden Sabrifdrbei=
ter nn6 Ser @ern Ser Mrbetteribaft,
Ben Sic 6obrif in idmuden SauSden
angaieoelt batte, bielt int melentli=
den 5um &errr, 1rrpb ols mabreno Ell
rer Briibitiidspauie einnral Elm belief
6igenbes 8ort gegen &11rt aus ben
@eiben Ser 1nbitmdbigen fiel, Tam
es fogor gu elmer griitroIiden &m1fe'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
q.

Gin Mhtel Quart Mil6, Elm M@tel
Quart peibe, trdftige @uppe. Cine
1n3e Butter todt man auf gieBt Damn
einunoeine bolbe nnae Cries btnetn
unb ldBt bies sid einfo9en. Sn bieie
marine MaTe riibrt man Elm 81, cine
11nae g%eriebenen pormeiantdie unb bas
nDtige @al5. Damn formt man tleine
Rrpfetten baraus, bic man in geriebez
mem parmeian, nit @emmelbr0fel
permengt, mdl3t un6 aus betbem
@9mal3 19Dn gologelb ausbddt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15

mimiterium geitempeltes unb bonn
Minilter nnterIdrieberes @apier,
oas ole 3ipiI= unb Militdrbeboroen
auf bas etn6ringlidite an'pies, ben
9r. 8oronef in ieinem @irfen fir
Sic &egierung eifrigit 5u unteritusen
uno linn ieoe S6roerltng 5utbeil mer<
sen al laiien
Ser 2e1tnant priifte bas @@rei-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
@ef@mprte @nbfartof>
fen

@ier bis flint gfuno @aBtartoffeln
per6en in @@eiben gef@nttten, fla@
In cine &aKerone gelegt, 6aruber cine
Safe 3uder, Elm @BlDffel Mebl, etpas
in @a1er angeribrt, Butter unb cine
SaKe Maf1er go miro bas @an3e
gar gef9mort, Sic pfanne man4mal
gef@ittelt. 9ie1es @ert9t mirb ntelz
fa@ ebenio bertpenbet tpie &ompott.
bas man gu Miloz o6er @@metnebraz
ten ibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
@ie man in Gnalanb sic NeutraIj

Nte M1t III VH9lu1tD DC TeHtruIl=
TIT .@ilions aniiebt, ergiebt iid aus
Sen Muslaiiungen elmer 2on6oner
53eitnng. 2urin itebt mortli@: eng
LAMB tpiir6e i9tper 6arunter at 1ei6en
boben, tpen1t @rdii6ent @ilion cine
itrift 1el1trole @altung einndbme."
Sc miro olio 5ugegeben, 6aB Ser
Nraiioent nidt neutral lit un6 6ab
gnglano ben @ortbeil bopor bat.
@as ser Brdii6ent ia al19 beabit6-
tigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15

ben iebr iorgfaltig, bielt eS gegen
oas 2idt, Inn na6 6em @oiier3eide11
gu ieben, uno gab es idlieBli6 nit
elmer @erbel1g1tag 5uriid. rDunfe,
es gemiigf," Iaete er. Mber meine
@eilnng Iautet, Die ber6a6tigen
&erlone,1 gu bin6ern, cine ettpaige
Sbatigfeit inn Sntereiie unierer SEM
Sc 5lt entfalten. IS miro mir alio
nidts iibrigbleiben als 6ieie Sente
biernit gu perboften uno orr6 einige
Dragoner ing @efdngnib na6 &n-
ponio obfiibren 5u loilen. Sc miro
Elm tii6tiger Mori6 mer6en."
uOb, mon Dieu, mon 9te1!" 5e<
terte 6rau b. 8ialp. u@arum mubte
ib in bieies %borbariide 2anb toni
men? Mber ih per1aiie bid ni@t,
meiu @emobl, i1 perlaiie 6i6 ni@t!"
r@ernbigen iid Sic &erridoften!
SeM1 tperoe iogleih an boben Stellen
befiirtporten, baB Sbnen nidts
Sblimmes miberfabrt. Sd berbiirge
MIDI fir @errn BON 8ialp un6 fir
oiele innge Game, sic meoer &l1iiii@
nod NoInii6 fam, nn6 sic 6esbalb
ols @pionin 5n ber6adtigen abiolut
laderlib it," iagte 8aranef, aber Ser
Sffi5ier 51tdfte Ste @dieln.
SD fann pe6er m1f SIRE &ertpen=
Dung tporten, nod SIRE 8iirgidoft
om1ebmen, entgegnete er. vMber Tim
Sbnen gefduig gu iein, min i@ 6obon
ableben, Sen &errn nn6 6ie Same Sen
pieritirn6igen @eg 6ur6 Sic Sonrert=
bibe neben unieren Efer6en MAIDEN
5uloiien. Meine Sr6er geitattet nit,
nob beitem Grmeiien 5u banoeln,
menn i6 MIR sic 6lu@t Ser @eroad<
tigen bereitle."
SD ~perbirge mild ebrentportli6,
ou9 fir bie iunge unter meinem
5dute itebenoe Game, 6ab mir 6oS
shloB mi6t b~erlalien tpoQen," be-
tba1erte 8ialp.
sos getpdbrt mir feline Cider
beit>" iogte Ger 2eutnont. ST iann
einen Mugenblid na@. Conn iagte
er:: sd tpiiBte einen MltS&peg, Of,
einen iebr fdonen Ml1stpeg. 8ir iino
So einen See entlang geritten> nit
elmer S1iel 11n6 einem Hapi1on.
Sort mag ser @err nit Ser iungen
Game interniert tper6en io1ange
mar es fir notbig eradtet. SIN Ser
6Iuf)t miro Sic SOS @olier bin6ern
nno sic @ade, Sic i6 3uriidloiien
mer6e. Sd boffe, 6ie @erri6aften
tperben mir fir 6iele 20iung 6anf=
bar iein."
vSb, mon 9ieu mon 9ieu!" JOINT
merte 6ie SdloBberrin. % nein, o
nein, es ididt ii6 gan5 uno gar ni@t,
6aB mein Mann nit 6teler iungen
Game ollein...."
SD itelle es SSbnen frei, Sic &err=
idoften in bieie i6pllii9e Sommer-
friide 5u begleiten. Meiretmegen
fonne1e sic oud SIR Eo@terden mit-
Mbgemodt, 6abei bleibt's!
Meine Sr6er, sic @erod@tigen omf
iebe mir 1tiibltb ideinenbe @eiie
6aron at binbern, nit etma einbre=
4enben Seinoen gu fonipirteren, lit
bier in angenebmiter @eiie geloit.
boffe ouf ouieitige 3ufrieoen=
beit."
ST trat an Sen 6rubitudstii6 ber=
an, goB ii6 aus elmer &riitallfaraffe
ein @1as &ognaf Elm, idpenfte eS
gegen Sic @eieui6aH> iagte boflta:
rMnf SIR @obl!" leerte es in einem
3uge> nabm nod Elm %5tpeites @1as,
gob bann ieiner 8egleitung einige
@eiiungen un6 perlieB nit elmer
leidten @erbeuglng bas 3tmmer.
Is.
Ser Mon1e @ebrfens botte einen
quten &Iang in Gamaf. Benjamin
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-25

maintenance OF the schools in the ru-
raj districts.
And right here the Eagle man will
pause long enough to pay a compli.
ment to the rural teachers OF the
county. We met many OF them this
morning, both ladies and gentlemen.
and we found them to be very in.
telligent, pleasant lot OF people, inter.
ested in their work. and eager to learn
anything that would aid them In their
future employment. Brazos County has
a splendid lot OF rural teachers, and
the people OF their respective districts
have a right to feel proud OF them.
After the house was called to or
der, County Superintendent Z. Il. VII.
liams made few remarks OF welcome
and complimented the schools for TAX.
ing an interest in athletics. as well
as in, eaqG9tI9qal lines. He made a
splendid address. one OF much thought
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-25

and one which we are sure was appre.
oiated. After Professor Williams had
completed his address. Professor J..
w. Allen OF Allen Academy announced
that his school was offering sohol.
arship worth SOS to the winner In the
debating contest This created great.
er interest and rivalry among the
schools, as It is a prize well worth
working for.
The spelling contests we're then an.
nounced, the high school students. ten
In number, one boy and nine girls,
taking their places on the stage. while
the fifth sixth and seventh grades re
tired downstairs. Professor VIM l..
Powers OF the Millican High School
was chosen to give out to the high
school students. while Professor c. NJ.
Bethany. Superintendent Il. r. VIII.
liams and Miss Sunshine Cole were
selected TO give out to the grades
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-25
WANTED.

Roy Blanton, BERTHE Kincannon. vii.
liam Kincannon.
Basket ball team: Marion Sellers.
Jay Dyess, Lester Goen. Guy Blan.
ton. Floy Reed and Ode Todd.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-25

famed Powers walked. Rigney hit a
clean single and Burns and Powers
scored on an error OF Rice's firs,
sackef.
A. and VI. scored at will until the
last OF the sixth. when Hathorne was
substituted for wooten. During the
last half Of the sixth II looked as n
Hathorne's left hand delivery had
stopped the Farmers hitting. but they
came back In the seventh. scoring one
run and three more in The eighth.
Rice's lone score was made In the
first OF the eighth: l.ongleys line
drive hit Umpire sullivan. Chandler,
walked and I.ongley scored on Hayt
woods out at first The features OF
the game were Rigney's fielding and
the hitting Of the entire Aggie nine.
Score by innings:
A. and NJ. .......... 2l2 23O l3'-if
Rice .......... 900 900 Oi0-
Batteries: A. and M-'Smlth and
Russell. Rice wooten. Hathorne and
Clycc.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-25
OWLS AGAIN WENT
DOWN BEFORE A. & NJ.
Farmers Pounded Offerings Of woet'
en- and Hathorne at VIII for
Fourteen Runs.

Yesterday afternoon in about the
same wind that held up throughout
Thursdays game the Aggies admins
tered a second overwhelming defeat
to the Owls. II to I. A. and NJ
scored in every inning except the
sixth. making fourteen runs on twelve
hits.
Smith, one OF the Graves cup pitch.
ers. who was used last year IN only a
few innings. allowed the Owls but
three hits. A. and NJ. opened up in
the last OF the first inning. Burns
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-25
RURAL SCHOOL DAY
BROUGHT BIC CROWD
Braxos County Rural School Day Far
Exceeded Expectations In In
terest and Attendance.

Brazos County rural schools have
been Bryan's guests today in full
force. The largest attendance Of any
previous meeting ever held was pres.
ent this morning at the high school
building. when the house was called
TO order by Professor +. A. Temple
ton. In fact. the house was packed
from center to circumference Every.
body was in good spirits over the rain
that had fallen Friday night. and all
were interested in the building up and
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-25

Roy Blanton. BERTHE Kincannon. vii.
liam Kincannon.
Basket ball team: Marion Sellers.
Jay Dyess, Lester Goen. Guy Blan.
ton, Floy Reed and ode Todd.
Edge School.
Professor ID. J. Mcdonald princi.
pal: Miss Emily Tatum. assistant.
Contestants.
Spelling; First grade Chas. Payne:
second grade. Norma Ruth HIM. third
grade. Merrill Henry and Cayitt Park.
er; seventh grade. Clara Cross: fifth
grade Ora Ruth Elliott and Matte
Moore.
Reliance High School.
Professor G. r. Warner. superin.
tendent. Miss Edelweiss weiskoppe
assistant; Miss Cora casters. pri.
mary.
Contestants.
Spelling Seventh grade. Thelma
lloyd and Maudie Saxon.
High school contestants: Ina Lloyd
and Mary Bowers.
Alexander School.
Professor A. 5 McSwain. superin.
tendent. Miss Nina Graham. assist.
ant.
Contestants.
Basket ball team Lois Wilcox. R:y
Elliott Fannie Walker. Verna Wilson
Abbie Elliott. Dorthy Breach.
Defamation contestants: Sumner
Kirby Pearl McCallum. Julia Wilcox.
Spelling Seventh grade. Lois vii.
cox and Henry Wilcox. sixth grade
Thelma Breach and Ola Henry. fifth
grade, Ona Stallings and Alma Me.
Callum; third grade. Noah McWhor.
ter. Bertha Walker. Robert Wilcox
and Curtis Elliott
Wixon School.
Mrs. Edna Tobias. teacher
Contestants.
Contestants in spelling only First
grade, Paul Beard and Louise Mathis;
third grade. Calvin Beard. fifth grade.
Roy King and Mary Melasky.
Tabor High School.
Professor c. c. Scott. principal.
Contestants.
Debate: Lottie Blanton.
Defamation: Madomie Ball
Cottonwood School.
+. NJ. Vance. principal.
Contestants.
Defamation: Frank Worsham.
Spelling Fourth grade. Albert Gal.
latin and Jessie Crenshaw.
II any school is left out OF the con.
test, we hope no one viii blame the
reporter. because he tried hard to get
them all, was present at the secre-
tary's table FOR more than an hour,
and relieves all had ample opportunity
to report their schools.
The athletic contests are In prog.
ress this afternoon on Allen Academy
grounds and a full report OF all win.
ners In every department will be given
Monday.
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Professor d. J. Mcdonald. prlnci
pal. Miss Emily Tatum. assistant
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downstairs. The names OF the schools
their teachers and the pupils taking
part in the different contests are Civ
on below
Milliean High School.
Professor VIM. L. Powers. principal
Mrs. VIM. l.. Powers, primary; Miss
Erin Simpson. third. fourth and fifth
grades; Miss Melia Davis. sixth and
seventh grades
Contestants.
Senior defamation contestant
Miss Irene Furman: junior declama
ton contestant: August Fuqua.
High school spoilers: Misses Gladys
Johnson. Winnie Burrows.
Seventh grade spoilers: Jennie
Harrington and Rhoda Dixon.
sixth grade spoilers: Ruth Furman
and Percus Rouselle
Fifth grade spoilers; Minnie Mae
Jericho Edna Crouch.
Third grade spoilers; Frank Fur
man and Berta Groda.
Second grade spoilers Raymond Al
len and Louis Crouch.
First grade speller: Knox WI
liams.
kurten High School.
Professor F. A. Templeton princi-
pal; Miss Stella Stuart. assistant in.
termediate; Miss Ethel Tobias, pri-
mary, Miss Blanche Hanna.
Contestants.
Spelling First grade. Emma Ruth
Tobias and Bryan Hearn; second
grade, Leonard Hearn and Eugenia
Suber; third grade. Marvin Iawless
and Claude Newsom fourth grade.
Guy Tobias. and Ross hurry; fifth
grade, Victoria Fridel and Bessie shep.
perd sixth grade, Martha Suter and
Maud Hearn; seventh grade. Mary
Lou Prinzel ana Artie Hearn: eighth
grade. Edna casters and Benadetta
Fridel.
Senior defamation contestant: An.
ME I.awless.
Athletic contestants: i00-yard dash.
Arthur Long; 75.yard dash. Freddie
Herring; 6O-yard dash. Manuel
Long 5O.yard dash for girls. Vivian
Martin; running high jump for boys
over Is. Artie Hearn: standing high
jump for boys over 10. Earl Long
standing broad jump for boys over Is.
Virgil Gilpln; running broad jump for
boys over Is. Audible Hicks; sack race
for boys between II and a. julius
Playens; sack race for boys between
u and II. Freddie Odom: Ginning
bar. boys over Is. Ross Tobias. chin
ming bar. boys under 10. Jim Klrten
Parker School.
Miss Bernice Hanna. teacher.
Contestants.
Spelling First grade. Vivian Gil
more: second grade. Alice Merka.
third grade, Mae Myers and Helena
Matous: fourth grade. Beatrice Gil
more; sixth grade. Rosa Kopsky:
seventh grade, Rudolph Kopsky
Harvey.
Professor ]. y. Batson. principal:
Professor p. l.. Ferguson. assistant:
Miss Dolores Thibobeau. primary,
Contestants.
Second grade. Alton Williams and
Robert Sellers; third grade. Edgar
Peters and Tracey Williams: fourth
grade. Grady Kincannon and True
hart Buchanan; fifth grade Julia Ora
ham: sixth grade Ira Kelly and Sam.
ME Pate: seventh grade, Lille Da-
wilson and Lamar Carroll.
High School spoilers: Johan.e MAJ
Carroll and Winnie Carroll
Debater: Jay Dyess.
Defamation contestant Mona
Belle Jones
Junior declaimer: Marie Graham.
Athletic contestants: Roy Peters
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downstairs, The names OF the schools.
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on below:
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MIlIIean Hon School.

Professor VIM l.. Powers. principal.
Mrs. VIM. l.. Powers. primary; Miss
Erin Simpson. third. fourth and fifth
grades; Miss Melia Davis. sixth and
seventh grades.