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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-29
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
TO REPORT WEDNESDAY
AUGUST FIRST

The following have been notified
20 appear before the county exemp-
ton board Wednesday. Aug. /. for
examination:
Irwin Willard, Jessie Calvin
Odione. Frank Williams, Albert
JojO. Elmer l.. Hygema, Earl ].
Robinson. Edgar A. Houser, Daniel
Clifton Guyse. Roy d. Hall, Leo j.
Paszkiet, Nicholas Bickel, jr.. Alfred
j. Freer. Henry Coruer, Alfred IL.
RACER, Henry Osburn Ewing.
Glenn Leonard Schafer. William j.
Crop. Charles r. Myers. George
Doremus. Vernon Q. Grippe. Walter
John Doan. Albert Ray Borden.
Paul Revere Maggart, J. j. Kapalo-
zaynski. Preston Homer Zeller.
Ivo Wassenbove. John James
Loop. Almond r. Schellinger. Verne
+. Grisamer. Floyd f. Nifong.
Charles a. Demling, Theodore Will
liam Hornung, Andrew Hullinger.
Harry Edward Thielke, Grover f.
Schalliol. Charles Palynch, John
Clark.
Marieo Placcki. Emil Djaize Lad
islaus TheO. Biadaszkiewicz, George
W. Doty. Hubert Tunis Sears. Wayne
Schuyler Iaskins. Valerie SiXtO Lo
renzo. Fred j. Becker. Elton =.
Schafer Philip Henry wilkins, owen
Matchett. Joseph Urguinske.
August Beeleart, Harley Clyde
Gilman. otto Leroy Dipert, Fred
Ernest Sahli, Leon Tollens, Harlow
Francis Perry, John Erwin Nc
Clellan, Harry Wyman, Jacob j..
Guisinger. Albert Hagermann. Her
aid NJ. Seese.
Harvey J. Byrer, Antonio CandOll,
Glenn Sylvester Hess. George J..
Birk. William Nieulant, Carlos Judd
Trowbridge. Arthur A. Hummel. HUI
bert Han, clyde Leach, otto Edwin
Kreutz
Thomas G. Kipp. clyde G.. Palm
er. Louis Kosac, Lester r. Jackson,
Francis Henry Taylor, Benjamin II.
Bates. Delmar J. MatesOn. Frank H..
ChristOph. Giuseppe Faini.
Howard Russell Parker. Leigh
Graham Hubbel. John +. Good,
George Alva Borden. William J..
Payette. Edwin Robbins, ROLAND
Glenn Yost. william f. Hapner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-29
75 VOLUNTEERS
DURING WEEK
Recruiting Gets Stimulus.
Guard Announces Sever
al Promotions.

A total OF 75 men volunteered
their services to Uncle sam during
the week just closed. which is the
best record made by the local office
since war was declared in April. ac-
cOrding 20 Sergt. John Skees. Five
applicants passed the final test Sat
urday and were sent 10 Fort Wayne.
The mensleaving were Frank Bennett,
Nelson IIghtfoot. Earl s Lacrone,
all 81 Lakeville. Ind. and Ben Jar
oniecick and John Bapczynski OF
this city.
The Fort Wayne district OF which
South Bend is a member, has been
sending on an average OF 100 men
q day for the past week 10 the vari-
Gus training camps throughout the
United States. The majority Of the
men existing at the present time
are being sent 20 the signal corps
where numerous openings are TO be
hlled
Samuel c. Murphy. first lieuten-
ant IN the national guard, will be i'm
this city Monday night, July 30. 10
examine applicants for the local
branches Of the guard. A5out 90
recruits for the four companies viii
take the examination.
Eniistments have been coming in
M "a rapid rate since the draft day
and the local companies only need
few more men 90 bring their va
rious branches up 10 the required
war strength.
The following promotions have
been made during the past week I;
Machine gun company, James j.
Runyan 10 seargent. headquarters
company. Russell +. Place 10 searg-
ent major. clifford j. Meyer 10 scar
gent major: j. Warren Freyermuth
TO supply seargent: Earl A Britton
10 mess seargent; J. Dean Wilhelm
20 band corporal
Arrangements have beer made
for the federal inspection of the
headquarters and supply companies
10 be held Friday. Aug. ?. 1917. It
viii be necessary for all members
Of these companies to be present at
the Y VI. g. A. gymnasium at 7.3O
,. m. Of this date.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-29
HEARS BROTHER is
MADE Z. CAPTAIN

Mrs. Maude T Stonecipher. 112S
Woodward av.. has received word
that her brother. Or. Harry fowler
who Is stationed at Mission. Texas.
has been promoted from first lieu
tenant 20 the rank OF captain and
commanded 10 report at Washington
Immediately. DR. fowler lives in La
fayette. Ark. and Joined the nation
al guard a year ago and saw service
on the border. Mrs. StOnecipher,
who with her son, George Stone
cipher has just returned from Fort
BENJAMIN Harrison, expects TO go to
Washington before her brother
leaves for France. pr. fowler has
a number Of friends IN this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-29
DETNINC LII LANnIORp.

a larEe number OF South Bend
folks have decided not TO pay rent
any longer They figure that the
rent receipts represent simply so
much lost money. and with the
monthly rent formerly paid the
landlord they are investing In south
lawn homes These homes are all
strictly modern and can bc pur-
chased on terms that anyone can
self afford The southeast section
or -ne city o. building up rapidly and
AHYinE home In this section Is "A
splendid Investment Southlawn Is
resched be- the Miami 81 care line.
Phone 18s1 Bell or 1855 Home for
complete details.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-29
HERE'S PROGRAM FOR
SUNDAYS CONCERT

A well balanced program has been
arranged for the first concert of the
season, which will be presented at
Leeper park at 7:45 Sunday evening.
the starting hour having been ad-
vanced Is minutes. The Buescher
SaNaphone quartet offers two fine
compositions the overture Morning
Noon and Night a work of Suppes
which shares popularity with Poet
and Peasant" and the Bull Frog
Blues"
A new medley of popular airs and
song hits, known as 'Remicks Hits
No. 1S-A," is just off the press, be-
ing received Friday afternoon, which
includes Its Time for Every Boy
to be a Soldier" Il Can Hear the
Ukelele Calling Me-" she's Dixie
All the Time" There's Egypt in
Your Dreamy Eyes" IF You Ever
Get Lonely" The Bombo Shay.
For You a Rose "Sinbad Was in
Bad All the Time" Somewhere on
Broadway" and Where the Black
Eyed Susans Grow"
L
showing a new arrangement of pa
triotic airs. BY reason of the opera
The Mikado," taking so well with
the public the selection has been
placed on the program, which COM
plete is as follows:
March, "Our Country First" ....
.......... Unschuld
Intern ego "Shadowland" Silbert
Overture. "Euryanthe" ...... Weber
Waltz Blue Danube" .... Strauss
Selection "MikadO" ....... Sullivan
Saxaphone quartet. (a) Morning
Noon and Night" OBJ Bull Frog
Blues" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Suppe
Messrs. Davis, Reed, Mitchell and
Lewis.
Medley "Remick's Hits No. 1S-A'
I.ampe
Patrol America" $4,000. .Zamenick
star Spangled Banner ......
Fred Elbel. Conductor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-29
DO THIS TO-DAY.

Either use your auto, or the Miami
ST. car line and come and see 20
fine homes, all being built at this
time in Southlawn.
You can own one OF these nice
places on rental terms. and you can
have your choice of style, bunga-
low. semi bungalow or square house.
There are big Easements. laundry,
bath. electric lights and in fact all
conveniences the good wife will ap-
preciate. BY all means make II a
point TO come 10 SOuthlawn today;
il viii be a trip worth while.
Southlawn property viii advance
in value in q hurry so as an invest
ment YOU cannot do better than de-
eide to purchase al once.
r. j. Bailey. 413-414 Union Trust
Bldg. will give you all information
about these houses. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-29
A Four Piece Queen Anne Bed 81 = 90
Room Suite in Mahogany or Walnut -
And It's Your Suite,
For a Small Deposit!

AS with all our furniture. we
offer this suite on liberal
credit terms. which may be
paid weekly or monthly ac-
cording to your convenience.
And so, for a small deposit,
you become the possessor of
a suite of furniture which
means greater joy in your
home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-29
80 NOTIFIED To
APPEAR FOR DRAFT
Local Boards Get Official Lists
From Washing
ton.

The first So men forming the first
One-third OF the quota OF men to be
called from St Joseph county will
appear before the county exemption
board Wednesday. Aug /. Notices
to these men viii be mailed Satur-
day evening.
The official lists Of all men sub
jet 10 the draft have been received
by the county and city exemption
boards and the work of mailing no
tees 10 the men called in the first
quota will proceed as rapidly as pos
sible
The second one-third of the men
from the county will be notified TO
appear on Thursday, Aug. ?, and the
last one third will appear on Friday,
Aug. 3. The entire list of men form
ing the first quotas Of both the cOun-
~ and city boards appeared in The
News Times Friday morning and
evening.
WIZ Work Rapidly.
County Clerk Raab, chairman Of
the county exemption board, and DR..
Feagler, physician in charge OF the
county board, stated Saturday that
they expected TO complete the phys
ical examinations OF the first IS men
i'm one day. Dr. Feagler will be as
sisted by Drs Graham and Van RE
of Mishawaka. The men notified to
appear Will be handled at the rate of
10 an hour. The men receiving their
notices can plan to present them
selves accordingly. the first 10 men
reporting promptly at $3.50. Head
quarters of the county board will be
in the superior court room on the
second floor of the court house.
The city exemption boards expect
TO have notices 70 the first one-third
OF the men called 10 nil the first
quota ready for the mails by Tues
day evening.
In this event the first one-third
will be required to appear before the
board on Saturday Aug. 4. The
second one-third Will be summoned
10 appear on Monday. Aug. 6, and
the last one-third Will appear on
Tuesday. Aug. :. All sessions Of the
two city boards will be held at head
quarters. room POI Farmers Trust
building
County List Posted.
The official list OF those called
from the county is now posted in the
county clerks Office. The official
lists OF the city boards Will be post
ed Monday at headquarters. These
lists are TO be consulted by all those
subject 20 the draft. as failure TO re-
ceive notices 10 appear Will not be
considered an excuse.
Seven DAYS from the date of the
posting Of the official lists at head
quarters are allowed for the Ming
OF exemptions claims. Claims based
on Industrial and agricultural
grounds must be filed with the
northern Indiana district exemption
board. of which Or. G. c. Terry is
the member from South Bend and
ST. Joseph county.
state CONSUMPTION Agent Jesse
Fschbach. in charge OF all draft ac-
tivities i'm Indiana. has instructed all
boards 20 make all examinations
thorough and complete. saying Lhat
II the local boards are not able TO
complete all examinations ia the
time limit set by the government.
the boards. OF course, would con-
tinue making the examinations with
out prejudice 20 any registrants
whose examinations might not have
been held within the time limit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-29
That Seems Intimate

Ii is this kind of furniture
that transforms the bedroom
into a place with a welcome
atmosphere "a room that
makes breakfast i'm bed dOu-
bly, a pleasure. II is this kind
of furniture which gives
credit TO your taste. in the
eyes Of your friends.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-29
Ii Must Be Seen
To Be Appreciated

The illustration, while por-
traying its graceful lines.
cannot suggest the soft, dark
finish. the fine granting of
these supreme woods. Come
in and see it-examine close
~ every detail-sit before the
triplicate mirror toilet table,
beautiful and practical.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-29
PALM BEACH COUNTY
COOPERATIVE CLUB

Now forming viii grow garden
crops all winter at big profit 10
member workers and investors.
Each member may thus pay for
10 acres most valuable land.
Address L. W. Beard, y. NJ. c. A.,
south Bend. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-29
A William and Mary Dining $7E
Room Suite In Fumed Oak ~
There Are Six Chairs
In This Fine Suite

You can just imagine what
it will do for your dining
room, a 5S-inch china cabi-
net, a large extension table
and buffet, and six chairs
with genuine leather seats.
All the pieces built of solid
oak i'm the William and Mary
period design, the design that
has lately become so popular.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-17
hSIEE On G0nSs
CAUSES IA9CisJs i VI
Tells How To loosen q Tender Germ
se Ii Lifts Out without Pain.


You reckless men and women who
ere pestered villa corns and who
have at least once d week invited
an awful death at least once d week
an awful death from lockjaW OF
blood now told by q Cincinnati ou-
thorit9 to use a drug called free.
zane, which The moment q few drops
IRE applied to any corn, the sore
ness is relieved and soon the entire
corn, root and all, lifts out with the
fingers.
1t is sticky substance whlea
dries the moment it Is applied ana
If said 70 simply stlrfvel the eTn
without infiafning or even irritating
the surrounding tissue or skin. Il
is claimed that a quarter Of an
ounce will cost very little at any
os the drug stores, but Is sufficient
TO rid ones feet Of every herd or
soft corn or callus.
Yeu are further warned that cut
ting az a corn is 4 suicidal habit.
adv
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-17
A TRIISTI e..

The entire community and town
eli Forreston have been made 70
erieye over the death of Hazel
Forest Hafwel, who was the baby
girl OF Mr.. ard Mrs. ". Il. Walker.
Tier sweet spirit took It's flight .
its heavenly home Saturday morn
Ing. January 18th, at nine-tEirtg
o'clock.
Sic has been taken fran US,
So young, so fair. SO well beloved.
Grieve not for her. dear ones.
Though frem our sight
Tier form was taken,
v lille in vain we prayed WITH
binding tears.
"Oh linser, take her, not yet, not
yet.
Though even then the seal of His
cold finger
Upon her brow was set.
Down drops the hands like two
Two white Hllies broken,
rnheeding the foad grasp
Of those who vanity hoped fer one
more token.
Responsive to lis CLASP
She knew death only;
Heard only His promise.
rbas held forth Heaven to her,
So hashed ana silent she was car
ried ferth from us
ny Gods great MESSENGER.
As We ga9ed after her with eyes
TOD fearful
70 pierce Heavens upper air.
Sweet faith said with eeeent low
but cheerful,
"Yet soon shall we meet her there. "
a loving grandmother,
MRS. JOHN SMITH.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-17
@fsssi.iieIsS 9Ayfs.
THE STATE OF TEX @

! County or Ellis.
ny virtue OF an Order OF Sale IS
sized ont of lHe Honorable District
! Court ef Ellis County, on The 9Th day
Iof February 1877, hg the clerk
thereof, IA the case OF 8axa haehie
| Lumber CO, versus NJ e. Reeves. and
to me, as Sheriff, diFecfad 0nd dsiiY-
cred, [ will proceed u soll within
/ the hours prescribed by Lag Tor sllar-
Iiff'g sales, OF The First Tuesday In
sIaFch, 1917, IT besne tho 6th day OF
said month. before the Court House
door OF ellis County. IN the City Of
Waxafachie. the following described
property, towit.
Situated in Ellis County. Texas and
betng ont OF the Thomas sampley
Ssavey, Abstract NO 1244 and des-
Icribed by mstes and bounds rs fol-
lows Beginning at the n II Corner
Of the lose antonio Gaona SURVEY q
large post Oh the South lire Of the
A 5nitef 600 acre SURVEY Thence
East "a varas to the $ FL Corner
Of said Sntder Survey a large post
on the West line 81 the A. Snider
lao acre Survey; Thence South 81
varas to the S. w Corner Of said f40
acre Survey; Thence North 1854 f.
T%a Yafas 10 the S. f. Corner of said
14n acre Survey a large corner post;
Thence North with the East line of
said 1Ae acre survey yes yaras 10 o.
s. ". Corner of the Jas A Blakeley
Survey, q post and mound of rock;
Thence East f21 warns to an ell corn
81 OF said Hlakeley Survey; Thence
s. % u +. $50 clio varas to the
s. ". Corner of said Blakeley Survey
a post on the North line OF the z,
Havens Survey: Thence S. 50 W.
"a 4~t0 yaras 10 post at the =, w.
Corner OF said Ravens Survey:
Thence S. 20 I'D u with the West
jiine of said HaYen's Survey tSa +-10
yaras to the r. f. Corner of the b.
Collier Survey; Thence s. 90 w. 460
$40 gafas 10 the ~ " Corner of
said Collier Survey 2 post On the
East line OF said Gaona Survey;
Thence y. 20 la NJ 1e07 yaras to
the beginning containing 1905 acre
Of land.
Levied on as the property Of NJ.
r. Reeves To satisfy judgment
amounting TO $254sa5 In favor Of
Nayahaehie Lumber Co. ard cost of
,eutt
Given under my hand this 9Th day
of February, 1917.
r. S. DEARBORN. Sheriff.
sat 28e
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-17
& o g = = ) . O q . . . . q = =
o OLD TIME coin =
= ClnE---nRINK TEA .
= y o 9 . . o q . = . = . 80 =

Get a small package OF Hamburg
Breast Tea. or as the German folks
call il. Hamburger Brust Thee" at
eny pharmacy. Take a tablespoon
ful OF the TEA. put d cup OF boiling
water upon il, pour through sieve
and drink q teacup full at any time.
Il il the most effective way 10 break
q cold ana cure grip, as IL opens The
pores, relieving congestion. Also
.loosens the bowels, thus breaking a
cold at once
1t is inexpensive and entirely veg
etabIe, therefore harmless (adv)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-17
NEW WAREHOUSE BILL
ENGROSSED IN H0USh

AUSTIN, Texas. Feb, 1.-THE
committee warehouse bill as amend
Ell Thursday by MI. Moore TO vest
ali power to administer the act in
the commissioner OF agriculture in
stead of q board and MANAGER or
superintendent. and as further
amended yesterday by striking out
sections authorizine the commits
sioRer to regulate and license gins
ana conduct hearings resardins Sin
prices. etc. was engrossed hy the
house yesterday
Cost utile say, wueh want ads.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-17
BODY OF PRIVATE WHO
DROWNED IL RECOVERED

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Feb. II.
The body Of Private Edward Boz
lavska, c troop, First Colorado car
airy, who was drowned in the Rio
Granae near here Sunday. was re-
covered today on the Mexican side.
Arrangements are being made to
bring the body To Brownsville.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-17
PosToFFICE APPROPRIATION
ELL PASSED IN SENATE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.--With
it's added drastic prohibition legisla-
tive provisions. the annual postoffiee
appropriation bill carrying $685.
100000 was passed by the senate
and sent back to the house which
will ask for a conference on the
amendments.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-17
Unofficial reports received

trlct. Unofficial reports received
here said cavalry regiments from
Z. Paso, Texas, to Douglas, Ariz.,
lad been instructed to hold them
selves in readiness to move itnmetii-
ately On instructions from Major
General Funston. The preparations
we're believed to be precautionary
against Jose Ygez Salazar's threat
OF another raid
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-17

Int Il OF with the fingers. You teeI
no pain while applying freezone or
afterwards.
Just think, No more corns or cal
luses to torture you and they so
without causing one twfnge Of pain
or soreness. You viii call treezone
the magic drug and II really is,
Genuine reezone has a yellow label.
Look for yellow label. adv.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-17
BORDER PATROLLED
BOTH NIGHT AND DAY.

HACHITA. y. NJ, Feb. H.
Night and day patrols along toe
border. instead Of only day patrols
as heretofore. viii be maintained
hy United States troops in the fu-
ture under orders issued yesterday
~ Lieutenant Colonel j. c. Water
nan, commanding the Hachisa dis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-17

Law Of the Land and "pan'hea
Ne. Gland before lae AessaHsn 81
screen aefef. played aea vice villa
Viola Allen sotneFn ana Mario
Nazimova, and ii "a Feel 1hare
Ns ana THE yellow TICKET.
Ills greataet pferioaa @oTk ii Hof-
ine picture work hes been With The
ia BaFa
MICS Green ii famous for her
vampire eharaeterIzations. She mas
had taany successes. the. most neta-
hle recent pfias Aa#ing been ..'Fhe
9aeil a. Eiig Elboh sa4s Aflaaia
Partisan Romance The spirit Of
the. Poppy, and Woman and Wine.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-17
OKLAHOMA SENATE PASSES
"BONF-DssY'' Ls0I0R Bil4

OKLAHOMA CRY, Ok. Feb. II,
The Ferguson hone-drys liquor
bin was passed IN the senate late
yesterday The ptll nov goes 10 he
geyesnor Tor his Signature
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-17

A genius III Cincinnati
discovered ffeezone- 1t is
an ether compound ana
tiny bottles of this magic
fluid can now be had at
any drag store for a few
cents.
Apply several drops of
this freeZone uGon Il ten-
der. aching corn or a cal-
lus. instantly all sore
ness disappears and
sAirtly You VIII nnd the
corn or eallua SO shriy-
eled and loose chat YOU
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-17

Yes, You truly can lift eff every
hard corn. soft corn or eern between
the toes, as well as hardened oalluses
on bottom of leet without one bit
nf min
Imperial Valley press., 1917-10-15
Eager to Register.

Sacramento, Cal, Oct. 1.-THE new
ly organized state cattle protection
board is being besieged with applica-
tions from cattlemen desirign to reg
lister brands with the board.
The following rules have been es-
tablished by the board:
The first cattleman to file GER
tain brand will have prior right to use
the brand.
If more than one brand is used
by the same party separate fee will
be charged for each brand.
If the same brand is used twice
only one fee will be charged
If the same brand is used on the
two sides of an animal, two brands
must be registered and two fees paid.
The board also has defined a slaugh-
terhouse as building used for
slaughtering animals and dressing
carcasses.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-10-15
WOMAN DEPUTY
IN CALEX|CO
SHE IS THE FIRST IN IMPERIAL.
VALLEY.
LOOK OU TFOR THE COP,
PROPOSES TO KEEP THE CITY
LAW. ABIDING.
Prefers Keeping Down Riots Rather,
Than Teaching EchooI-Cotton
Sells for 39c a Pound.

CaleXico has woman polio 'man.--'f
regular deputy marshal. Miss MoNelic
Wallace is the woman, the only enc
to fill a position of this kind in the
Imperial valley. Chief KEMP in fact.
knows of no other regular s2ma,e dep
.uty marshal in the state. Sh2 was not
given the appointment mercy as q
compliment to her sex. but because
she is competent to do the work she
will have to do.
Miss Wallace will have authority 70
arrest people who are isbehayirg,
anywhere, at any time, thc same as
any other deputy marshal, bet that
will not be her chief duties. These
will be to attend to the ofl;,c work
of the police department. writ, up
the records, disseminate Information
which is. constantly being sought. and
collect city taxes. In fact. it is ex-
pccted the last named WORK will keep
her busy most Of the time.
Miss Wallace is Calexico girl.
She attended school here, and i.cld a
teachers first class certificate