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The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
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MATHEMATICIAN FURNISHED.
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lfs Franklin st. ne, rooms and bath. @
TAKOMA PARK.
lo3 Carroll ave-. rooms and hath hv.h........ 5000
l52 Blair road looms and bath. ............... EA
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FOR GOOD CODORED TENANTS.
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The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
PASSIONTIDE BEGINS.
Observance Starts In All Catholic
Churches Tomorrow.

Tomorrow is Passion Sunday, the be-
ginning Of the two weeks of Passiontide
before Easter. Because Passion Sunday
is a feast of the first class in the Catholic
Church. the ecclesiastical observance of
the feast of the Annunciation, which also
occurs tomorrow, will be transferred to
Monday
Passion Sunday will be observed In all
the Catholic churches throughout the
city. To remind the members ct that
faith that It is the beginning of the period
of special notifications, all the pictures.
crucifixes and statues in the churches
will be covered with purple cloths.
Members of the Sodality of the Blessed
Virgin Mary in all parts OF the world will
offer special prayers for peace tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
BOY FOUND IN QuAGMIRE

Milford, Conn, March 24-Little Ralph
sydney Bingham, jr.. of New York. was
found last night unconscious and almost
buried in a quagmire at Fairview Beach.
near Woodhaven. He had gone out to
play and had got lost. When he failed
to come back a search was begun and
later the firebells were rung. The doctor
says that the boy will live.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
HELP WANTED-MALE.

S00O WEEKLY MADE WHITING NAMES FOR
maiLorder houses; canvaSing. Particulars for
stamp THE GUIDE COMPANY. Memphis Tenn.
/ WILL PAY ANY HONEST MAN UP TO $50
monthly for part Of spare time. No canVassing
no capital. Write today. VOORHEES,. desk 2.
Omaha, Nebr.
GOOD MONEY MADE AT HOME KNITTING
or sell your goods. Easy and constant work
WHEELER CO dncl. I Madison. Chicago.
WAREHOUSE INCONSISTENCIES; STEADY
employment; chance for advancement reference
required Apply Z. H. Goodrich. Adams Express
md and Eye stA ne
EXPERIENCED SCIENTIFIC FARMER FOR
general and dairy farming place Of 100 acres in
Virginia. nine miles from Washington; will occupy
portion farmhouse. Must be married preferred
with wife who assist in housework Refer
euces required. Call ROOM -. HOMER BLDG,
18th and F sts.. Monday or Tuesday.
We WILL HELP YOU GET STARTED; LEGIT-
innate money making mail order proposition Full
particulars and valuable sample. lOc. CLELAND
SPECIALITY CO.. 245 Bellaire St, Denver Colo.
BE RECRUITING OFFICER FOR THE PA
triodc Order United Sons OF America. Good pay.
Quick promotion Send 81 for membership. button
application blanks and supplies Headquarters
Mt. VERNON, MO.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN FOR A CLERICAL
position with a large corporation. State age
qualifications and salary expected. BOX 30. Her
aid office.
EXPERIENCED WHITE MAN TO TAKE
charge Of a small laundry. BOX Is, Herald Of
fce.
WANTED-BOY TO WORK II NEWSPAPER
OFFICE AT NIGHT FROM TO Il; EXCEL
LENT OPPORTUNITY FOR HIGH SCHOOL
BOY: WILL HAVE TINE TO STUDY; PERMA
SENT POSITION IF HE IS A HUSTLER
APPLY TO MR.. EAsTMENT. THE HERALD.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
l4-YEAR PAIN in LEG
PROVES TO BE NEEDLE

Chicago, March A-For fourteen years
Mrs. Jennie Holland, of No. 400 West
jackson. boulevard. suffered pain and
thought II was sciatica. Sunday morning
she could endure the pain no longer.
She hurried to the ONCE of DR.. Louis
J. Tint. He probed In what looked like
a carbuncle and pulled out a needle that
had been wandering up and down her
left leg. .a' -s .. ..-....
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
Would You Put a Pair of Shoes
on a Little Girls Eeetl

Or give an old coat to a good
~little boy? Or some darned
stockings to both? OF course
you would! Who wouldn't?
There are three little tots
from 4 to s years old who need
Just such things, and they are
deserving. Write to Herald
office. Box 116. q
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
JIMMY" GLASS FOUND AGAIN.
hi. Time Word Comes From
kensett. Ark.

New York. March 24.-James Douglass
lass, 4 years old, who disappeared on
lay Il. 1915. has again been reported
bund. Frank Hague, commissioner of
ublic safety of Jersey City. has received
telegram from Kensett, Ark, which de-
lares that the boy is found and de-
bands the 500 reward. The telegram
as signed H. E. Watson" 1t gave no
|Irther particulars, but said that a letter
nd photograph were being forwarded.
The lost boy Is the son of Charles
lass. an auditor of the Erie Railroad,
no lives In 10 Leinau place. Jersey City.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTs-IF YOU WANT TO MAKE MORE
money. write Rapid seller. rcTeater; big rrof
its: unlimited field: information. Dept. 81, GORE
NERO. CO.. Station B, DanJille III.
'wAsHWHITE'' MAKES EASY SALES. BIG
profit Sure repeat business. Genuine Rogers
SlIervare FREE to your customers and valuable
premiums for you. Free printed matter and sales
course. Free samples with every order. Cleans
clothes without rubbing and without injury to
the finest fabric big washings for Is cents
Sales guaranteed Write for offer. THE
MAGMA co. Dept. u. % W. Lake ST.. Chicago.
RAPID FIRE REPEAT ORDER NECESSITY
startling profits; money back guarantee; factory
prices; protected territory. Free particulars. H.
f. DELBARE president, 10 So. Dearborn st.
Chicago.
AGENTs-FREE CATALOG AND SAMPLES
goods quick sales. big profits; make S to IS
daily; no experience. Worlds greatest specialtes.
CRUvER co. Jackson and Campbell. Chicago. III.
WE WANT SELLING AGENTS-BIG MONEY
and friends. THE USALYTE INVERTED IN
DESTRCCTIRLE GAS MANTLE sells at sight.
owing to its proven high merit. Millions in
outlaSts a Dozen others. Every sale Of Usalyts
makes a steady customer and friend. Every
Usalyte guaranteed perfect. Don't miss this oppOr
tunity. Write or call today for sample outfit with
full selling instructions, of 100 Csalytes for S; %
for 8: dozen 7sc prepaid Retail l5c each . for
&c. VI. FRIEDEL Co. Distributors 1915 +.
Baltimorr ST.. Baltimore Nd
ADVERTISE 5 WORDS IN 100 MONTHLiES
SIS. Three months, 81 List and particulars
free EMPIRE ADVERTISING SYNDICATE
Chicago.
AGENTS = EXTRAORDINARY PROPOSITION
Lawn Sprinkler Summer spare time; big money
territory going fast. X. BLOSS. SO Richard Day
ton. Ohio
AGENTS-GENERAL AGENTS-GET CONTROL
OF this article which puts you in touch with test
people In your town. Permanent steady income.
Write G. WHITNEY. l607 Grand. Kansas City Mo.
AGENTS 500 PROFIT; MORE If You WANT
1t; merchants mfgrs., professional men your
prospects: 81 starts you; particulars free. HEN
DERsoN MERCANTILE AGENCY. Bloomfield
Ind.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25

% ACRES OF FERTILE LOAN. ALL CLEAR
but 10 acres in wood. with good stream sdtoiuins;
small but GOOD home. with Good farm buildinEs;
mile to line and railroad station ten miles
out In Maryland: 1900; $50 cash and balance
eaU.
GEORGE @. WALKER,
KsDois Bldg. Ith and @ stA
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
LOST.

G0sT-MARCH Sd DIAMOND BAR PIN, OR
p diamonds. shoreham Hotel in the neigh
borhood Of to +. Tenth 10 Fftsfnth, between
IL 20 and / p m. Reward il returned To shoreham
Hotel Office.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
DO YOU NEED MORE NoSEYy MANY 6kt

DO YOU NEED MORE M0NEYf MANY ARE
getting rich In the msil-order busiDeA why not
you! Ny new circular tells bow you may Fet a start
IN this fascinating hcld. Send for ft today. COOL.
the Mail Order Man. R0thvine Mo.
PLAY FOR BIG PROFITS. UNUSUAL GROUND
floor opportunity. Buy United Magma Copper at
DC. Active curb trading starts Monday April ID
Write for particular HARRY LEFKovITs n
Exchange Piace. New Yort.
HAVE roc AN ACCOUNT IN WALL STREET
booklet Just i.-ued. Pre- on request. DIBBLB
HALL. 80 Broad ST.. New York.
READ THE OIL CHRONICLE. II YoU INVEST
IN od stocks. Il will be to your advantage Re
liable. independent news. Sample cory request.
OIL CHRONICLE. 50 Broad ST. New York
MOST ACTIVE STOCK Is UNITED STATES
Steel. Fluctuations oS wicesDread nature accrue
big possibilities for prudts with puts and caBG
Booklet Free. John y. Hermann, % Broad ST.
New York.
We Know SF A STOCK now SELLING on
New fort Curb for only oneeghth Of intrines
value operstious will start shortly with dividcnds
sare TO come. This stock is due for big advRncc
FGIl information Request. BERRY. PIERCE
co. Wall ST., New YORK City.
ADVERTISE EvERYwHERE-3 WORDS ~ 100
nonthlies s. 100 WeeklieS. 80: 70 SUNDAY ps
pen. SO COPE AGENCY. st. Louis,
DOLLAR SENT NE MAY MEAN SEVERAL
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NEGROES MED BETTER HOMES HELP
them and Incidentally make money for yourSelf
viii give 5. hrH moCtR2ges Better than SAVINGS
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Ca
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disc Hnywhere. 20 Acrrs; 10 cleared: room rySi
dence: mile station: trunk lire. Value. S2po. C.
R. POOLE. PslHtkA. PiA.
BoNDS-I MAKE A SPECIALLY OF BOMBS
for the small investor. Denominations $50 SO
$50 and 8 !ou. Also several large issues. LAMAR
CAILICoTT. Coldwster. Mis-
START CHILE PARLOR-GET A CHILE
recipe and enough material. cTcept meat and
besns. 20 make two hatches Of Chile all fO- Hc
Many Chile PsrIor has paid SO for the ryclUs
800 so MANUFACTURING e ORPoRATION
wants capable man 10 manage onice and sslesyneu
Possibilities unlimited FrCm $40 to 800 rsritaI
penses to Chicago il you are man We want MANA
GER. lol2 Republic Bids. Chicago.
BUY The NEW YORK OIL STOCKS LIKE
Yo1k Oklahoua returning from IN Is uer cell'
These and many otheus should easily double II
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nihcent SpeculatiTe and investment p0ssibiIiI~s
Copy free. c. A. BERTRAND & CO. Inc. 81.
Wall st.. New Yct.
BAD BILLS COLLECTED OR no CHAReE
Rcnta q speciality. HAMMER. AttoTney SIS llth
It. nv. Phone NJ. H7L
WALL PAPER-ROONs FAPERED, q UP
Plas,eTing. painting bonses and sigma AWb'-cs
ana shades TO order. LIE PREUX. T Il NJ.
Two phoc IN go and n. SEsL
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25

Chile's first steel min has been opened
to manufacture the metal from scrap iron
heretofore exported to Europe.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
HELP WANTED-EEMALE

500 WEEKLY MADE WRITING NAMES FOR
msiEordcr houses no canTassng. Particular for
stamp. THE GUIDE COMPANY. Memphis Tenn
CORPORATION WANTS RE
liable in every town to act representa-
tive Spare time. Capital and experience unneces-
say. DUCHESS CO.. Dept. q. Minneapolis.
MINI.
WOMEN WANTED-sPECIAL ADVERTISING
Offer; s paid distributing samples among friends;
positively no selling experience unnecessary. Wrte
HAUGLUN ~, WaterViilc, Me.
WANTED-EXPERIENCED PRESSER; ALSO
ladies to learn pressing Apply A. c. THoUR.
73S llth st. ne.
INCONSISTENCIES GOOD. PERMANENT
income by selling toilet articles. SIDNEY
KASN co. s. Bates ST. Detroit Mich.
PERMANENT positions for refined young women
between IS and q years OF age; height #. in,
sth grade education to learn telephone operating.
Apply between q. m. and p. m daily. The
TELEPHONE SCHOOL, II l2h st. n. W,
room y.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25

wANrED-cAPABLE TRUSTWORTHY NAH
With 500 oash snd upward. for permanent poG
ton With established reliable eompany 20 open ana
mhnars Rps1te 6aDch In this city. E1ceptiooai
opportunity. safe Investment large pEohts Indorsed
By best bankers and b1sineS men. Good for ssn
month and better for the night man with very
big future FULLEST opportunity for tboruugh inEest
gstion. BOX -. Herald onlce.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
FOR sALE--rARNs.

TWENTY IMPROVED CANADIAN FARMS; zfI
.ssc and priees. hfth cash, Sslance ansngedi an
belong msn now IN Prince No trades. JOSEPH
GLENN, Irdian Head. s.sk
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CLAY rLkNT-HoLL6W AND DRAIN 7IL1
and nreprcofins specially; rsnrosds; chesp fusl :
plenty q sood clay and vel eauipped plant Bar
fnli psrtician
WALL SODA FOUNTAIN FOR sALE: II
sood clndition. WIN sac1hcs: eost 80; seIl for
-. BOX ~ Bsuid onice.
OIL LHyEsToRs WISHING EXCEPTIONAL oPr
before adsaDce and listing On Curb write 30 Az.
rot Buihine. Piitsbursh Pa
BUY AMALGAAATED OIL ONE CENT
share; 100 per ceut dividends IN - days pu-sbas:
rroducuon nos coming In; ground-floor stock: oas
cent rhhre: doubles prics shortly: 9 par value:
10 buys loo shares. Write for fun detafs
AMALGAMATED OIL CO.. Iao Colcord Blds..
Oklahoma CITY, okia.
STEEL RAILS ALL SIZES. PoRTABLE
taek. splices bolth spikes. switches frog.
railruad uea. structural steel We build sidexacks
and tramwsys complete. N. AIrsHKUN CO., De
trOit. Mieh.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
A. S. CAYW00D,
9l5 New York Ave. N. w.
FOR EXCHANGE-FARMS

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME OF = ACRES
with handsome eroom house containing every
modern convenience, and good new; all kinds Of
farm buildings. beautifully shaded lawns, fertile
garden poultry plant with incubston and broodeTs
farming implements. etc: all land under cultiva-
ton and orchards except small shaded stream in
rear; loo fruit tres; situated out Baltimore
Boulevard. trolley and steam roads. in highest
and best section Soo 900. Will take city property,
not $500 clear. part payment, with balHncs
to Be arranged.
GEORGE c. WALKER
Kcnos Bldg. llth and q SITS
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE,

APPRENTICE N UNION PRINTING OFFICE.
three years four months experience; slight knnwl-
edge in book and magazine composition; job com
position a speciality. References furnished Apply
BOX rs Herald otfice.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
PAINTS.

THE DURABLE HOME READY -MINEsIi
paints. Prepared by J. JOS. CATLOTH S1 Eii
St ~. Main 1851.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
SPIRITUALISM

MRS. BROWNELL Sl.,f1G5.n' T.ai"% II. TF'ns' .:,
present. future; gives names. advice business.
law suits love, home, separation, changes health.
etc. Seauces Wednesday and Sunday evenings 8
p m. Benefit special seance Tuesday evening at 8
D. m for the American Ambulance Hospital at
NeuiIly. France. 9o6 EYE ST. n. W., Main soas.
MDc CTCITCC Spiritual Medium Readines
WkS. SlEfEo daily; seances Tues and
Thurs -eves. p. m.: FIJI, p m. SIS N. J. ave. q.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25

VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Bldg, S07 18th St. N. w.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
FURNITURE FOR sALE-MAH0GANY SIDE
board, SO; oak mirror folding bid. SIS; dining
room table refrigerator bureau. nearly 20 yds stair
carpet. "a Indiana NV.
POSTER IDEAL CRIB AND HAIR MATTRESS
almost new will sell cheap. Apply I7S Willard
st. Apt. %. Phone North fz8.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at lowest current rates; special UiTiIeses
With respect to prior psymeno. TYLER q RUIZ
ERFORp, Inc tr 18th q
Evening journal., 1917-10-12
TWO FRANK THOMPSON
SCHOLARSHIP VACANCIES

Announcement IS made by the gen.
oral managers Of the Pennsylvania
Lines East and West Of Pittsburgh.
that arrangements have been made to
hold examinations for the award Of the
Frank Thomson Scholarships for ~
four-ycar collegiate term, beginning
with t9is-i9i9 TWO scholarships will
be vacant. One will be awarded to a
son Of a living or deceased employee Of
the Lines OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
East Of Pittsburgh, and the other will
be similarly applied on the Lines West
The examinations Will be conducted
by the College Entrance Examination
Board Of New York City, and uppllca-
tions for examinations in localities
East Of the Mississippi must be re-
celved on or before May 27 1918, and
for those West Of the Mississippi on or
before May 90. 1918.
The Frank Thomson Scholarships
were established in 1907 by tho child
rem OF the late Frank Thomson, FORM
erly President Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. as a memorial 10
their father. The purpose is to permit
the sons OF living and deceased em-
ployes OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
system 10 obtain technical educations
which will qualify them for entering
the railroad service. The Trust Fund
sustains eight Scholarships simultane-
ously.
Evening journal., 1917-10-12
DOVER Conference TO
DISCUSS BOYS UPLIFT

A conference on work with boys, uu-
der the auspices OF the y NJ. C. A..
Will be held i'm the New Century club
rooms at Dover, on next Wednesday, at
1915 o'clock. Luncheon viii be served
at the Hotel Richardson and the after
noon session will be held IN the hotel
dining room. Speakers Of the program
are: DR.. Samuel e.. Mitchell. President
OF Delaware College Albert T. Roberts
Of New York; William Oycrman
Moorcstown, y. j.; L. C. Foster. Of New
York, editor Of "Thc American Youth
The invitation 60 the meeting is gem
eral, but those expecting TO take lun-
cheon at the hotel are asked 10 droT
card TO Fred Brady, MiddlelOwn, not
later than Monday morning. The con.
ference Is TO bring together ministers
workers I'm boy organizations, farmers
business and professional men, TO dis
cuss the Delaware boy problem and 1T;
solution.
Evening journal., 1917-10-12
CALANTNE AND PYTHIANS
keep ON The move

The first rank team OF Calanthe
Lodge held another rehearsal Tuesday
night In preparation for their class
initiation on October %. The team Is
rapidly approaching its usual good
form, indeed 70 is trying very hard to
excel its good work Of last year, and
the way the boys are working Il is
sure to accomplish this end. Captaan
Wilson desires the attendance OF every
member next Tuesday evening for a
final rehearsal.
The rank team association will meet
next Tuesday evening after lodge, and
II IS the desire Of the president that all
members Of the association be on hand.
It Is hoped that as many members
of the lodge as can will attend the
lodge session next Tuesday evening, so
rs TO be in touch with the good work
that is going on. The secretary Will
notify all members OF the association
so as 10 have a full attendance. 10 IS
also hoped that more members OF the
lodge will Join the association 50 as IL
can carry on the work on a larger
scale, and place Calanthe Lodge on the
top rung.
Several more applications were on
the table tuesday night, and with
every member working Il is going TO
be a banner year for Calanthe Lodge
Plans are already laid for another drive
for members in November The MEM
bershlp committee Is working hard and
they would like to have the return
cards in reference to new members
mailed 10 the secretary early.
Past Chancellors don't forget October
IS. at New Castle. The Grand Lodge
meets on that date and Calanthe wants
10 have a large representation at tho
meeting.
Don't forget October %, everybody
out to make this a big night for Pyth-
ianism in Wilmington. All the lodges
in the city have received an invitation
10 be present so as TO give Grand Chan
cellor, Harry E. Keen, a big send-on.
Evening journal., 1917-10-12
Sell PROPERTY OF LATE
PETER Harry CtEAVER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELKTON, Nd, oct i2.-The store and
restaurant Of Oliver C. Giles, on North
street, has been sold to Howard John
son, OF Newark.
The fourth annual tournament Of
the Elkion Gun Club, was held Tues
day, on tho grounds Of the club. a. A.
SOmers was high score with ii3 out
Of a possible $50 targets.
To settle the estate Of the late Peter
Harry Cleaver. OF Elkion, his real es-
tate was sold at public sale at the
Court House a few days ago.
The death OF Mrs. Ellen Reese George,
widow Of Parker l.. George, took place
on Monday night, at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Margaret r. Jones, on
West Main street The deceased was
I'm her elghty-fourth year and is sur
vivod by six children.
You haven't done your bit until
sou buy another Liberty Bond.
Evening journal., 1917-10-12
Our Line of Refers, OUer
coats and MdckinGIUS
For Boys

are the greatest values of the times.
An all-wool, extra heavy plaid Mack
NAV; sizes to 18.....................~$5'OO
Evening journal., 1917-10-12
VOCT killed when MOTOR
CYCLE CRASHED into TRAIN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Oct. 12.-Clayton Vogt
aged about 35 years, OF near Port
Penn, was killed instantly shortly be-
fore o'clock last night. when a
motorcycle that he was riding crashed
into a train on the Delaware City
and Newark branch at the Reybold
station crossing The machine struck
the baggage car and tho rider was
thrown underneath the wheels. He
was badly mang'ed about the head.
The body was brought 10 Newark and
Coroner Spring notified Later the
body was sent to Wilmington.
The crossing where the accident
happened IS a dangerous one and an
other man was killed there about a
year ago. The train was going To-
wards Newark. II was due to arrive
at Newark at $50 o'clock, but owing
to there being two cars OF troops
on the train from Fort DUPONT, Il was
late leaving Delaware City. Vogt evil
IDENTIFY did not hear the train as the
engineer IS said to have stated that
when the motorcycle came in view a
short distance from the crossing II
was going at a fast rate of speed
Vogt had no chance to stop then and
he crashed into the moving train.
The deceased was single. He was going
towards his home
Every Liberty Bond spikes a German
Evening journal., 1917-10-12

chairman OF the committee OF ar
rangements today, that the exercises
in connection with the presentation
TO Delaware College OF a portrait Of
son would take place at o'clock
October "a. The portrait will be a
gift to the college from Mrs Robin
son. II will be hung in the living
room on the east wing Of what was
formerly the old Dormltory. now the
Commons.
judge Conrad will make the pre-
sensation on behalf OF Mrs. Robinson
Harry L. Maier. assistant city engi-
neer Of Wilmington, and DR.. Mitchell
will make addresses. Professor Rob
inson was head Of the civil engineer
ing department for many years.
Evening journal., 1917-10-12

See Our Line Boys Suits
Ranging in price from $1.9S up to
S12.S5. Sizes to II.
Special two-pants Norfolk Suit, In
a variety of patterns, made beautifully, SIS
GIRLS COAT SPECIAL-At SIS, an
Atwood Zibeline material, in a variety Of
colors; sizes 6 to IA; worth $685..
Evening journal., 1917-10-12

Every Liberty Bond spikes a German
gun.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-03-30
|. P. H. S. BASKET BALL TEAM
A Bunch of Speedy Players Who
Have Made Splendid Progress
in Athletics and Hold a Fine
Record.

Athletics have not been neglected
by the Island Pond High school,
neither has it been carried beyond
the limit Of helpfulness. The physi-
cal side of school work should be de-
veloped and the game of basket ball
brings out this to a degree that is
helpful in stimulating school work
and fitting the student physically to
better take up the mental activities
necessary to make progress.
The splendid record the Island
Pond High school basketball team
has made is a credit to the High
school, the student body and all who
are interested in advancing the edu-
cation of the boys and girls, and
placing the Island Pond High school
in the front rank of educational
progress.
Thirteen games have been played
and one more is to be played, making
a total of fourteen games for the
season. Following is a schedule of
the games:
Dec. Is, 1916, Colebrook Academy
VS.. |. P. H. S. at Colebrook, N. H.,
won by Colebrook, 67-6.
Dec. %, 1916, North Stratford VS..
I.P. H. S., at Island Pond, won by
|. P. H. S., 24-l7.
Jan. 5, 1917, Derby Academy VS..
|. ?. H. S., at Derby, won by Derby,
44-8.
Jan. 8, Lowell Commercial College
, VS.. |. P. H. S., at Island Pond, won
by |. P. H. S., 1892.
Jan. 13, North Stratford VS.. |. P.
H. S., at North Stratford, won by
North Stratford, 40-12.
Jan. 16, Derby Academy vs. |. P.
H. s., at Island Pond won by Derby,
1910.
Jan. 27, Y. M. C. A. VS.. |. P. H. s.,
at Island iPond, won by I.P. H. S..
28-15.
Feb. 2, Gorham H. S. VS.. |. P. H. S.
at Island Pond, won by I.P. H. S.
22-2l.