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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-29
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORRO

TOMORROW.
ADAM A wEsCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.
Bankruptcy Sale of the Entire
Stock of Automobile Supplies,
Fixtures, Office Furniture, Etc,
at No. 1918 18th Street NV.
BY virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia. holding bankruptcy
court, in re Irwin T. Donohoe. Bankrupt No.
1863, the undersigned trustee will sell by pub
lie auction. within the above premises. on
MONDAY, JULY THIRTIETH. 1917. AT TEN
THIRTY O'CLOCK AN. miscellaneous stock of
Auto Supplies. Power Gas, Metal Polish. Large
Quantity Brake Lining, Tools, Show Cases,
ONCE Furniture. etc.
The above will first be offered an entirety
and IL satisfactory bid is not received will
be Immediately sold in detail.
Terms: Cash.
C. CHESTER CAYwOOD. Trustee.
jy95 d&dbs Woodward building.
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FOR sALE-oWNEK OFFERS On TERMS
something new in a Chevy Chase home; brick
house: rooms floors: two baths large
sleeping porch deep lot to alley; for
and price will appeal 10 the most exacting pur-
| chaser. Address BOX 145-B. Star Office
TAKE BALTIMORE ELECTRIC FOR HIGH
Bridge station II you want 10 buy new 1-rOOm
house; ten acres. acres in lima beans. and
other crops. Owner must sell. Address ]. IL.
BRYANT. Mitchellvill" Md
OWNER WILL SELL DELIGHTFUL LITTLE
suburban cottage at decided bargain and Oh
terms il desired; q rooms and bath; gas range
electric light: ot-water heat: large yard
pOrrhes: half square from electric cars: 20 min.
to Treasury; in the District. NV: price. $500;
act address BOX 18l-R, Star office.
CLARENDON LOTS.
Bargain. three adjoining lots OF
Walnut st. Clarendon. across from Walnut st:
sta lion; price Of all three, $3.50; terms, half
. cash: look at them: real bargain.
WILL.ETT & REINECkE CO.. 1909 II NV
SACRIFICING
Beautiful story and hooret attic home. Z
larg" rooms t4'bedroomsJ very large pantry; re-
cepti0n hall: bathroom; concrete cellar: fur
prred, painted throughout: immense front porch.
two sides: large back porch; garage: shade
trees lot 1OOHl30: located near Clarendon 1.-TWO
ear iines,; ts5%s sago cash balance easy osy
Could not be- built for price asked. Genuine bar
gain. Any one who knows real values will snap
this up.
| WIIIErr & REINECKE CO.. 1909 II NV
WOODRIDGE-PRETTY 7-KOOM HOUSE: ALL
city cOnyenienccs: hOt-water heat; electric lights:
double garage; house is screened throughout:
sleeping porches: lot 46xl34. positively must
sell; big reduction for quick sale terms. Also
Groom house now under construction.
Builder and Owner. D. X. PEDERSEN.
r. i. 29s
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF A
barn aud storebouse at National Training School
for Girls ID. C.-Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived At the Office of the superintendent. Ma
tional Training School for Girls. -. C.; Conduit
road and District boundary line. until > o'clock
a barn and storehouse the grounds Of said
school. Plans and specifications may be obtained
at the office of b. Frank Meyers. architect.
BOND building, Washington. u. c. The board
Of trustees OF the National Training School IA
corporatien) reserves the right to accept or re-
iect any and all proposals. Contract to be en-
tered into with the accepted bidder. with bond
and surety TO be approved by the president OF
said board of trustees within five days after &c
ceptance. CHAPLIN BROWN. President Board
Of Trustees. National Training School for Girls.
Proposals are to be addressed to said board of
trustees, indorsed, Proposal for Barn and
Sforehonse." jy2S.29.3larg2.4,6.7
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l35-Acre Farm, $500.
Corn Crop, 1000 Bushels

AL Z L d III, >oO,ACc
Corn Crop, 1000 Bushels
Last season. and has averaged 800 bushels toma-
half mile to village. high school. milk station.
canning factory and auto bus line fos passengers
all the way. IS acres dark loan soil in high
state Of cultivation; balance valuable woodland
ppes and
house. with telephone. fine shade and pleasant
views. Slate rooted barn. Owner having other
taken soon throws In pair horses. cows, hogs,
poultry. farm tools. etc. etc. For details see
f free +. ' A. sTRorT FARM AGEScY, Dept.
1873, Land Title bldg. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
A FARM IN THE DIsTRICT-NISE AND ONE
half acres: only three blocks from a car line !;
car fare. ticket: small house and outbuild-
ings; $1,000.
20 acres: four miles from Fairfax c. H.; Or.
H.: barn and outbuildings: $1,000.
McIachlen Banking Corporation.
NJ. 432. lReal Estate Dept.l 10th and G NV.
VIENNA. VA; FOR SALE, FARM ~ ACRES;
outbuildings: fruit: shade; fine water and land
Quarter mile from two ,n electric car lines and
sirahle property; this property clear. Address
BOX 90 II. Star office. 80s
ONE OF THE FINEST LARGE STOCK,
dairy and crop farms in the vicinity of wash,
sale imperative; fifty ($5O.00) per acre; apparent
value 500 greater. NJ. l.. HORNER, 612 King
st. Telephone. go. Alexandria. Va.
LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA
Blue grass. stock and grain farms; the very
best; all sizes; prices right; also country homes
and estates; call and see us and let show
you.
CAvINEss & EWING. Leesburg. Va. o.
PRICE. $500: TWENTY-ACRE FARM; SIX
miles from Capitol bldg: house seven rooms and
bath INK lures not installed; concrete basement.
divided into furnace room. laundry and store
room: oak shade beautiful view; furnace heat;
two large poultry houses; tenant house; stable.
etc: excellent roads; two springs and small
stream; immediate possession. Address BOX
169. Route Il. Anacostia, ID. e.
lO0-ACRE FARM; GROOM HOUSE. BARN
and all necessary outbuldings; . miles from
X. r.. for quick SALE $45 per acre. Apply to
ARTHUR CARR. Hyattsyille. Md
! FARM AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. ONE
! 70 900 acres. for sale Or excnanse:
400 ACRE STOCK DAIRY AND GRAIN FARM.
near Herndon. Va: sets of buildings: land
mostly in grass; sell "a or all at $40 per acre:
ensy terms.
IS acres. near Falls Church. Va: II acres
clear: 4 a. timber. fenced for hogs: Or dwell
ing: good outbuildings: fruit: sacrifice $4,000
1874 acres. nuear Brandywine. Nd: 7r dwell
ing: ontbldgs.: orchard sacrifice 81, 900.
30 acres, Mtg. CO., Nd. bldgs.; s.. 200.
5 acres. Falls Church. Va. bldgs, 81. 80
Farms and suburban homes, 81. 900 up. Easy
terms. | exchange farms and suburban for city
property. Wanted farms, city and suburban safe
or ex. A. N. C0SNOR. RIM 22+. 72G 18th NV.
WANTED
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

TEN-RooM HOUSE; HOT WATER HEAT:
three baths: servants room with bath: screened
sleeping porch: awnings; garage. Phone Col.
1901 for appointment to inspect.
FOR SALE-i44O KENNEDY ST NV: II
rooms and two baths; detached. Phone Column
ba 2223.
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THE SUNDAY STAR,
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

BARGAIN & INVESTMENT
In a corner income producing property. To
effect quick sale. am offering S95. 600 equity
for $37. 600 cash. which is absolutely
PAYING 1870 NET.
Conservative 3-yr. lat trust. NV. location:
near . car lines. To make a division of interests.
low price Is named to PRODUCE immediate RE-
SUITS. which is imperative. For full particu-
lars. address Box 211-R. Star Office
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
4th ST. NV. A 3-story brick
house; rooms: rented. $3.50 per
month. Will sell subject TO trust
of $1.4OO. IL years TO run. for
only $3.50.
ANOTHER attractive property
near 10Th st. 3-story brick bldg.
of three fats. rooms. bath and
porch each. Rented for S61.50.
VIII take
SHANNON 4 LTCHS.
Main 2a43 713 14th st.
A SAFE AND SURE INVESTMENT
is in acreage plots north of Wash
ington best mnradam roads. We
have them, from to acres, that
will increase in value rapidly. Best
section Of National Capital. Ruy
and get the profit. Price less
than l cent per foot. Easy terms
II desired
THOS. f. FARRELL.
NJ. 1876. 500 Woodward bldg.
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Potomac River Landings

BALTIMORE.
Steamers leave 7th st. wharf for Baltimore
and river points Monday. Wednesday and Satur-
day. pm. arrive Baltimore second morning
out. Leave Baltimore. pier 8, Light ST., Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday. Pm; arrive WASH
ington second morning out. River freight pre-
paid. Passenger service hrst-class. Freight ~
ceived until 3:45 pm. sailing days.
JOS. P. STEPHENSON, Agent,
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Rwy. O..
Telephone Main 743. It'll ct. wharf.
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STEAMSHIPS.
WASHINGTON TO PHILADELPHIA,
ATLANTIC CITY AND NEW YORK.
'ERICSSON LINE STEAMERS"
A RAIr,rrN

BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Through the Chesapeake and Delaware canal
to PHILADELPHIA" Stopping at great
fishing grounds, Betterton. Chesapeake and Del
aware City and Chester. Pa. From Washington
by b. and o. or W., B., A. +. Ry. to Balti-
more. thence Ericsson line to Phila. Steamers
sail daily except Sunday. pm. Fast day boats.
TUESDAYS, Thursdays. Saturdays, Sundays. 8
am. Tickets on sale at Il. and o. and W., B.,
A. E. Ry. ticket offices: also e. SPLIEDT.
Ticket Agent. 1885 + ST. NV. for New York.
Atlantic City. Cape May. Asbury Park. Ocean
Write for guide. CLARENCE SHRIvER. G. P.
A. Light and Pratt SITS. Baltimore. Nd.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
LAMPORT & HOLT LINE,
AZ Broadway, n Y. or any local agent
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A RARE OPPOKTCNITY-A SEMI DETACHED
home in Petworth for sale by owner. Will
make easy terms. Address Box lib. Star ONCE.
FOR sALE-CORNER HOUSE. CONTAINING 9
rooms and bath; heated by hot water; in good
condition: within three squares Of the new To-
terror Department and within easy walking dis
lance Of the new interstate commerce and Com
mPrce Department buildings, War Department
and civil service. The owner positively must
cell and this house can be bought at 4 bargain.
Price. $1,000. Any reasonable offer considered.
VIII make terms. 1t cannot be seen except by
permit GEO. W. ILNkINS. 171+ Pa. ave.
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WANTED
WANTED-rO HEAR FROM OWNER OF
good farm for sale: describe fully. y. 0. MATT
son. 1868 Cedar. Minneapolis MINI.
SMALL TRACT OF ENIMPROVED LAND,
cheap Answer letter only, ROBERT DEN
TON. 908 g st. NV.
A FARM OF NOT LESS THAN 100 ACRES
within radius of fifteen miles of Washington
Address ID. II. CRANDAI. Y. NJ. G.. A., G at
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HANE CLIENT WHO HAS 100000 500 900 TO
| invest in apartment houses showing 10 14ec.
Send me full details. Address Box 1ST-R, Star
/
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WANTED-TO RENT.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

FOUR LARGE. COMMUNICATING ROOMS,
second floor: 1903 Ii ST. NV, all conveniences;
low rental
JESSE l.. HEISKEIr4. 1903 I'll st. NV.
FOR RENT-OFFlCE ROOMS IN THE xTAR
building; one room. fourth floor, and room
third floor overlooking 1lth 81. Inquire Room
100. Star bulldog.
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1c0-ACRE FARM IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Md. near Brookeville: in good state Of cultiva-
tion; productive. conveniently located, good soil
and well watered. Terms to suit. CLAUDIA l..
GARTRELI. ETA s. GARTRELL, co. street
4 WAShin0tOn ID, Z.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
(Conttnaedl
First and Second Trust Loans.
Any Amount, Large or Small.
Money Immediately available. Prompt an
swers. Reasonable charges.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Uoan Department..
us 18th st. NV. Phone Main 2s4s.
|. On D. c. Real Estate.
We act at once. Courteous treatment.
REAL ESTATE LOANS A sPECIALr1.
'T GEO iHs:Ffti Sk .tss liz n e. sse'
MOVING. PACKING 4 STORAGE.
MOVING.
PACKING Furniture. Pianos. etc.
Careful and Experienced Men. I'added Vans.
KRlEG'S EXPRESS.
1870 a st. NV. Phone NJ. 201011.
CLEAN, DRY STORAGE FOR FURNITURE
and pianos. Estimates shserfnlly ely given Con
venient location. wEsCHLER's. go Pa. ave.
NV. Phone Mair l2s2.
FIREPROOF STORAGE
Gao Separate Locked Rooms
Month $500 Up
Merchants Transfer & Storage Co.
Main 5000
o2O-ozz E St. NV.
STORAGE. 81 PER MONTH UP; GRATING.
ps cking. shipping to all points: hauling; piano
! moving a specially. CONNECTICUT STORAGE
AND EXPRESS co. sos H ne. Phi. Line. 1888.
GET orr ESTIMATE BEFORE YOU STORE
YOUR FURNITURE:
OUR TERMS ARE THE LOWEST.
II. BAUM & SON.
slo Pa. ave. Phone NJ. 1884.
-1rs11r- STORAGE ROOMS. 81 mo. up.
1EyN3-s1zss MOVING. PACKING by
(@snn UNION STORAGE CO.,
4143rd st.n.w. North 1OA
S-~ 705 Fla. ave. A>OA III UT
100 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMS; STORAGE
by the load. packing and shipping: see us before
Auctioneers. 612 + at. NV Phone Main SIS.
SAFETY FIRST''
ABSOLUTELY F1REPROOF STORAGE!
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO..
Rooms. $500 and mp. Moyins. Packing.
Phone Main 400. 41s420 10th at. NV.
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!
ADVANCED on STORAGE.
UNITED TRANSFER AND STORAGE-CO..
9Th AND d SITS. NV. PHONE NJ 5000.
ESTIMATES PACKING AND SHIPPING.
nDnnnC AYc
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FOR RENT-STORES.

81, f. CAPITOL. ST. - FORMER TENANT %
years: store large: large living rooms; modern
bathroom: hot and cold water: lear garage and
loft: hne location for Thinning and heating, con
fectionrr and baker laundry. Apply Is 9th
81 So .8s
STORE AND DWELLING-23th AND DUNBAR,
NV fae business location. FRANK
A. oNElI.. 1882 Wisconsin ave.
7O7 SEVENTH STREET N.W.--LARGE STORE
and cellar: corner Of q street. size 22xIOO
feet. Inquire Of WM. BAUM. 712 7th st. n.ws
1871 I4th 81. N.w.-.NTIRk BUILDING AM
garage SO. GEORGE ". LISkIN3, TIA "a
ave-. NV. Main s2aS-99.
STORE WITH ROOMS AND BATH. IN
good NV section: hot-water heat; electric light
excellent opportunity for delicatessen store.
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO.. 9th and n. Y. ave-
MODERN CORNER STORES. TILED FLOORS:
large show windows. etc; 11th and r. !. ave
NV. and 1Iti and Lamont st. NV; reason
able rents.
PHILLIPS ESTATE. $50 John Marshall place.
AIS 9th 1 stories. $500 933 q, eel x heat 500
1855 P......... 200 5OI L .......... 80 90
+. W. GRAHAM & CO.. Git 14th.
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Booraem. J. +. Sanitary Swimming Pool
Construction. SkB-B64.
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FINE BUILDING SITE, CHEVY CHASE. u. c.;
on grade: trees: 100 IT. frontage wide street;
price. s2.100. Address Rox JAR. Star office
BUILDING SITES FOR SALE IN CHEVY
Clssc Crest. so and 60 IT. frontage: 2H squares
ne. of Chevy Chase Circle. in the u. c.: high
elevation; plenty of shade: improvements: in
vestigate building plan. which enables yon
I" own q home about like paying rent. WM.
h; KlrcHIE' 4ls4l3 Colorado bldg. Phone M:
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-21

research work that we do proves very
valuable to us.
We wish you mothers and fathers
would visit our societies more. 1t is
probable that you will discover some
talent in your boy or girl that you did
not know was there. If you will come
you will probably be transformed to
the skies by the flights of oratory or
by the sweet voices of our pretty
girls, and then you will agree with
me that we have much talent in US.
No, we have not second Farrar or
Caruso, neither have we a Patrick
Henry or Webster, out we will give
you the best we have.
The names of the two socities are
Lanier and Slovenian. They met ev'
cry two weeks and we are going to ex-
pect a good many visitors at the next
meeting. Won't you come?
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-21
WHO'S WHO.
BY Frances Winfree.

/ take up my pen with great feal
and many misgivings as to what
shall say, for | feel my incomptency
TO write of such girl as jamie Mat
| theWs.
jamie, formerly known as "Jitney
Jane" is the star of all the devil
ment" done in the senior class. One
day she sat in the English class and
pulled hair pins out of the girls hair
who sat in front of her (Who is re-
flexive pronoun and has girl for it's
antecedenU. Miss Moore took notice
that something unobserved by her was
going on in the room, POSSIBLY that
was mental telepathy) and straight
way called upon jamie for the next
recitation, whereupon, jamie arose and
gave brilliant recitation to sit down
and pull the other three hair pins out
of said girls hair.
Last Friday Clyde distributed chew
ing gum through the class, (tragedy
piece and jamie cheWed hers until
she saw Mr. Nicholson looking at her,
then, with a great effort lest she be
observed, she plucled the beloved
gum from her mouth and stuck it I'M
der her desk. When she looked for it,
il was gone and jamie declared Sara
took it. Sarah cried las uusaD and,
although there was quite little ex-
element till jamie found he gum
stuck on her best shoes.
would not leave the impression
that jamie is just star Of "devilment'
alone, for, in fact she is star of al
most everything, too.
The other poor Seniors sit up with
open mouths and wide stretched eyes
while jamie translates Virgil as if
she were reading English. "They
gazed and watched and still the Won
der grew, that one small head could
carry all she knew"
jamie is a very studious girl. She
studies every night until II O'Clock,
and she broke the record when she
studied until A. M. We foresee that
jamie will be Valedictorian Of her
class. l might say, there's no compe-
tition.
Kind reader, for you are kind, in
deed, if you have read thus far, please
overlook any mistakes that may have
fallen from my wayering pen, and if
you do not already know jamie, may
you soon have the pleasure of meet
ing her.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-21
BENEFITS FROM THE LITERARY
SoCIETY-AN INVITATION

In connection with the school work
there is one thing the teachers and
pupils have to look forward to with
enjoyment. That is the meeting of the
two literary societies every two weeks.
And l believe there is always a great
deal of pleasure derived from them.
But they do more good than furnish
ing little enjoyment, for they give
us opportunities of developing the tai
ents we have.
AS have said, the object Of organ
izing this feature of the school work
was more than to simply give the
pupils a little diversion. The foremost
object was to place the pupils more
before the public and to get them ac-
customed to speaking and acting free
ly before their classmates; for those,
now their classmates, will some day
be their fellow citizens, and as prac-
tees makes perfect, they will be able
to- go about their duties as citizens and
be able to do this without embarrass-
ment.
Then there are other objects. There
is the study of parliamentary rules,
which will be beneficial at times all
through life. If boy has any orator.
cal ability it will strengthen it by fur,
nishing an audience to accustom him
to public speaking. There are not
many men who can get up in public
and not lose their heads, without hav.
ing had practice along this line.
The debates will exercise the reas.
oning ability ands. help to strengthen
that often unused part of the body
called the brain. In order to make a
good argument in these debates, the
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-21
O nav tribute to the southland's grand

TO nav tribute to the southland's grant
hero, Robert E. Lee.
The following appropriate program
was rendered.
Lanier Society. 6
Biography OF Lee: Lillian Bland.
Sword of Lee: d. O. Thompson.
Reading: Mary Mccoy.
Incidents in Lees Life: Lewis Mat
thews.
Story of Lee: Abel Dill.
Reading: Martha Fox.
Debate: Resolved that Lee was a
Greater Man than Grant" Affirma-
tive-Griffin Lanier, Audrey Dekle,
Florence Smith; Negative-Alva
Youngblood, Lena Mcdonald, Anna
Calhoun.
Moving picture on events in the Civ
il War
Slovenian Program.
Duet: Carrie Scandrett, Pauline
Wheeler.
Lee, the Virginian: Frances Win
free.
Chorus (The Southern Crib: Fran
ces Winfree Mary Bivins, Mary and
Margaret Bulloch, Frank Marsh, jamie
Howell, Sammie Todd and Emma Mad
dOX.
Lees Farewell Address: Russell Har-
ris.
Piano Solo: Eva Boniske.
Incidents of the Civil War: Carrie
Scandrett.
Piano Solo: Martha Lifsey.
Reading: Louise Slade.
Story: Faustelle Williams.
Quartet: Clyde Smith, Russell Har-
ris, Ernest Taylor, Glover Macarthur.
Story: Ruth Scandrett.
Song, Dixie: All
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-21
EXCHANGE.

Unprepared Glass Goes on Strike.
The senior class of the Eastman
high school has surely been studying
other things besides books, for they
recently followed the prevalent Gus
tom of striking 1t seems that the SUI
perintendent gave the senior class an
examination which was not preceded
by warning. The members OF the
class alleged that the superintendent
was inspired by personal motives and
in a body attended the board meeting
held to consider the matter. The
board after interviewing the super
intendent. rendered a decision to the
effect that the members OF the class
retaind their full school standing. but
allowed them to remain away from
school until they held another meet
ing and reached a full decision on all
points involved in the case.-Macon
Daily Telegraph,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-21
Seventh Grade A.

The Seventh Grade A are grieved
to learn of the death of one of their
classmates father, Mr.. John Bradd,
who was sick with pneumonia only
a few weeks.
We had a very interesting society
meeting Friday The main topic was
a debate on the question of Compul-
sorry Education. Resolved: That Com
pulsory Education Would be Benefici-
al to our Nation. Affirmative-Sara
Minis Wava Dame, Voala Hughes;
Negative-Olynthus Minis, Lewis
Hamilton, Hamilton Hunt.
Honor Roll: First honor-Olym.
thus Minis, Hamilton Hunt, and EVE
Beach. Second, honor-Joe Miller,
John Parrish, Louise Powell, Sabra
Minis Mary Lee Anderson, Mallie FL
lis and Viola Hughes.
JOHN PARRISH.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-21
A VISION.

Now, wouldn't it be funny, if one o
your history, new,
Good Queen Bess"
In old-fashioned dress.
Should step, should turn and smile
at you?
Or great Napoleon with both arms
folded tight,
Three-cornered hat,
Big coat and all that;
And should march round your room
all night?
Or Alexander coming back from his
Eastern campaign,
Capturing bold.
Cities and gold,
Should walk right up and his victories
explain?
Or Joan dare, who suffered martyrs
death
Leading Frances men
The victory to win,
And should come so close that you'd
most feel her breath?
Or Washington riding his white horse,
SO noble,
Giving command
TO his forces grand,
Should stop, dismount and sit a your
table?
Such wonderful things-that couldn't
be,
No one knows,
But just suppose,
A vision, the characters in your his
tory.
FLORENCE ALLEN.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-01-21
School Strike Is Over.

Eastman. January 13.-Eastman's
school strike was short-lived. At a
meeting Of the board OF education last
night which leading citizens were
present, the striking elias was instruct
ed to so back to studies Monday morn
ing and the whole matter is given
into the hands of the superintendent
for making any adjustment he may
deem fit.-Macan Telegraph.