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The Mena weekly star., 1917-02-15

It has been said that one quart of milk has the same nutrtive value of q pound of beef
The Mena weekly star., 1917-02-15

FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANT.
 varieties; 500, sllo; 1000. s2.oo pss. M By express, 1000. SIPS; over t6t. Ssd1; sS i.060 strong hardy plants. Piedrsa.as Co.,, Dept. x, Albany, Ga. & GreenyiHS..
The Mena weekly star., 1917-02-15
Proof Positive.

"That smart yachting party got 7 a heavy sea-"
 ''Then 1t was really swell affair
The Mena weekly star., 1917-02-15

There are no chorus men In Lon don musical shows this season.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-02-15
Enthusiastic Praise f
 We'll Known Medicip

My customers tell me that Dr. Kim Swamp-Root is all right and if my pss8 are satisfied with the benefits derived N it's use l am confident that it is a plf ration of merit. In liver trouble it
 proven to be a very valuable medicine cording to reports received. It has F in my store ever since it came to N Orleans and I have never had any rel to feel that it was not valuable mts on my shelves.
 Very truly yours,
 AD0LPH BERENDSOHN.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
GEORGE BURNS
BACK IN FOLD
Tiger First Baseman No Longer
Holdout: Agrees To Terms
For Season

GeorE~ Burns viii ~ Tiger again
this season. and viii De signed in
plenty OF time TO reach camp With.
out delay. According 10 an announce
ment by President Navin. OF the De
troit club. this MOI ming. the drst
baFeman has written that be viii
agree 10 the salary offered him last
month.
George has not signed yet. how
ever. The reason Gems TO be that
he has no contract Ia sign. His let
ter requested that MI. Navin return
the contract submitted earlier in the
winter. and he promised TO sffix the
sig and mail the document right
back. II looks az II George mas
been permitted 10 col his heels ever
since he decided to be a holdout.
Evidently Mr. Navin didn't send
back a contract az all after Burns
returned the frst one
At any rate. the star frst saeker
~ ready for business now. He Is a
very popular player and goon one.
and the news OF his agreement with
the powers that b. Sill &c welcome
m Tits town do slgned contract
should b. IN he Navin safe before
The wed cna
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21


a. Cleveland
a confusion the
Peter Scott picked as the prize stake oer OF the season
OF the
205s for the and
be under the 1915
Mccormick bennington
stretch
uotter who
Andrews Axwohy
the ned general and Peter
particular.
scampered
length behind In
behind
licked and the
NJ LAST Mccormick
% the
BY nose. duplicating the record time OF 20is
He the
hd beaten He bad ouneed Lee AKworhy Horsen
was
202 do H. In second heat Andrews Jagged
q
a a
qut
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
MURF,N WILL
BOW TO VOTE
Judge, Hostile TO Conference.
willing IT, i7et iti-ftr,f
Control His Ballot

Judge J o. Nur1n Of r
Same gentleman to-. da1 ..
he western conference aa ma
20 zone a5c ops tn al 20
tiafions for The Cnlyer y ~ M.,h.
lgan's return 20 thar o. gsn.za 90
The Judge 1ill DO tlected q re~ ~
~ the university a. the next cleo.
ton His duty viii be 20 rsrro. ut
the alumni Of Detro. no afe ever
ehelmingly in favor of return
IL has been feared hat Judge Mur.
On would use his exceptional %. or.
unity TO knock the campaign IT. the
head There Is no question b1i hat
be would like 10. But The judge has
announced that II rho question
comes 20 a vote OF the regents when
be 81 in Office. and there f. oppor.
unity for dignihed renewal u TO-
iations with the conference. DO pnl
vote according 10 The will o. he DO.
troi' alumni and not according 20
his oan notions Nor u-ill b. ~.
tempt to adversely i1huence the 9TH
or regents.
This statement wasn't easy on
he Judge. His plenge undoubtedly
einoyes the biggest single influence
galnst Michigan's renewal ~ ELLA.
lions with the large western mi.
s.rsities Many ~ he pro -ttl- ~.
relieve that the campo Fu rsa ID
Rave easy Ealing
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
SCHMIDT WANTS
BACK IN GAME

BALTIMORE. Feb. u.-'Butch"
Schmidt. who was first bssemsn for
the Boston Braves until last spring.
when be decided TO retire from the
diamond. IL becoming restless He
wants TO return 10 his old berth and
threatens 10 Join the Braves AT their
training camp In March. II he shows
any sort OF form during the pracs
tice games OF the spring. Ed. Kon-
etchy may be sent 10 the outneld
Schmidt Is proprietor Of several
butcher shops in Baltimore. and
whap..ha retired waS repnrfed 10 ha
yell fixed in this worlds goods. old
~ c. OF l.. may have hit him be-
tween the eyes. tho, n he now wants
20 quit cutting steaks and chops
20 take Up the task OF swinging on
the little old apple.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
HOUSFR STILL
AT DIZZY GAIT

n Charley Is1usor continue %
perform az the yit hleh he has
re,. h. vll soon Dee In the runring
for the world cham aionship claimed
~ Jimmy Smith Iylscr got into
The Greater Detroit tourney again
last night, bowling Joe HUBBY. and
Won his match in five games. lie
rolled an average OF 23l FOR five
games. never dropping below 2i3 nor
going above 2is
In his last p games. Houser has
rolled a grand average of 23l. wsich
IL hailed as the finest bowling in
tho history OF the game In this city
LEO Allen strengthened his nov
berth OF NJ tOq % DO Greater Do.
troit tourne phen De- beat oiat
Bamberg Tue 3sy afternoon
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21

out the adventurous stnnulant OF
gambling.
The peasants and villagers from
the district are immensely Interested
in the proceedings and shout Eep-
peep-ooray' with ali the strength Of
their lungs. Judging from their pri.
vate comments. II Is a nevcr.ceasing
wonder to them that the soldiers
should have the energy 10 run races
and othervise exercise themselves
WIFI hBJ EgFUgf15- ggHHpsflyVI w ny
so. But there are great many
thinrs about tLe British soldier in
France has de- pite bis Ions aoIourn
among them ine French VILLAGERS
do not understand Quiis s0nt
drolss. ces AnElsis" they declare.
admiringly.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
WON'T MAKE FIGHT
TO KEEP BOXING

NEW YORK. Feb 2i.--The New
York boxing law must stand or fall
on It's own merits Promoters and
others interested have decided not
10 raise a fund TO fight Gov Whit
mans announced intention OF re-
-pealing ihe present law
The New York Law became un-
popular on account OF a number OF
conditions. including poor matches
and mediocre promoting eliminating
in brioe charges nled against Chair
man Nenck, of the boxing commits
sion. BY Harry Pollok. q promoter
and manager OF Fred Welsh.
Following this scandal boy was
killed In a bout In Albany and Gov.
Whitman declared he would make Q
nght To have the Law repealed.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
'RAYLS MEET
WORTHY FOE
{ eutrals, of Rochester, ~. Y,
Here for Game Tonight With
Detroit's Crack Team

one Of ne DIG ba zetball gamee OF
itc season has been scheduled cor
sht AZ the Moose hail The bel
li.,sents will be the Rayls. OF IN
mott. and the Centrals. of Rochester.
~ e The Centrals were scheduled
e the suggestion o. the Oswego-.
no put in a hearty bocst for their
i!yals out east IL the Centrals. who
ID are Hebrews. can play thar game
n basketball like the Oswego- can.
this contest tonight viii BE- a vhiz.
serblinger
The Rayls have prepared their
allbi in advance They report all
sOsts Of bruises from the Indiana
trip last week. That bear story
sounds like football days. Included
in the lineup may b. Wall. the Cen
trail high star who has graduated
and gone into the amateur game. He
won his spurs last week and may
start tonight. The big game will
start At si5 and will he preceded
BY good preliminary. The prob
able lineup
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
HOUSTON GOLF
TOURNEY BEGINS

HOUSTON. Ter, Feb 2t.-Reu-
ben Rush and Nelson Whitney. OF
New Orleans. Bob Jones and Perry
Adair Of Atlanta. and other golf no
tables will participate in the an.
-nual midwinter invitation iourna-
ment OF the Houston Country club,
which opened today Several Chit.
oago and 81 Louis business men.
who are spending the winter In the
south, also have entered A special
event has been arranged for south.
paw golfers The tournament will
last three days.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
Horse Racing Under Cannon Fire Is
Favorte Sport of British Soldiers

ID the British troops In France and
FLANDERS.
A race meeting actually under
Are has a distinctly novel sound
sim. Il r. common enough eIpe
Renee OF the present campo gn. and
many such have been successfully
held during the last few months
There II nothing elaborate about
the preparations hne afternoon
End a couple 81. hours comparative
fFsfdBf6 fTVoB ne grfETr8F' ~ "a
'Bosches' sufice for the purpose Inc
grsndstsnd is p stack To- biscuit
poaes Ur Tho too ~ ulI9f .o.fy.
and rlngs aud Enclosure. go no. ~
ist Nor are their facilities for max.
ing book or backing oncs fancy
II be AL sport for sports AXE With.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
White SOx Will Stand Pat
On Old Lineup This Season
BROWNS ONLY LOO
VICTORY WON nv
slsLER FROM JOHNSON

of the "a l-to-o games played
in the American league last year
Washington won three and lost
Eve. 81 Louis annexed only one
and lost six. the solitary victory
being the great battle between
Walter Johnson and George Sis
Ter In the Mound city Sept. II.
The Nationals made SIX hits and
the Browns four
The Clevelands participated in
only one i-to-0 game. and this
occurred at New York. July IL.
when Jim Bashy beat the Yam
KEGS. Boston won seven such
games and lost none. while the
White Sox won Eve and lost one.
The Tigers won no such games.
bur were unlueky enough 10
lose three
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
Star Finger Can Get
$4,000 a Season
Under Tent

CHICAGO. Feb. 9i.-Bnl Pickens
has made Grover Cleveland Alexan-
der an ofrer which ought % help
big Alex land the $4,000 salary he
wants. regardless Of whether he 30
cepts IL.
Pickens has devised a scheme
whereby circus he represents IN
to retain Alexander at $1,000 a week
FOR SO weeks. He win do a freak
baseball stunt inside the tent and
later will exhibit his prowess by
defending an OFFER to give $50 TO
anyone who can make a base hit on
him. Pickens has devised an ar
rangement OF nets. supposed to rep
resent territory marking a base hit.
II cost Bill Pickons just Sle teie-
Phone tous 10 set Grover Cleveland
Alexander verbal promise that he
would give his $4,000 proposition
sefious consideration and that he
probably would accept
Pickens hft today for the east
K have a personal conference with
Alexander who. Il was stated. had
suggested to Pickens that he sign
either Jimmy Archer or killifer as q
battery partner.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21

Tres 90 MOI think Of the possible
rt lure IN fact hey believe
bs roAe succe~srul before hitting
tn, t5lf
Older eager, study ont their
o.- AMI sre more apt 10 make
mistakes because they aglre tn the
~ hili..s % failure
For This reason n Is argued that
p,rhap- Jones in i've years or Adalr
I'm .wo or three VIII not reach the
pt,-eulnent position in golf which
,hu. youthful records would indi.
cate
These questions are. OF course,
purely Psychological and may or
may not be true
q j. certain. however. that the
American links will be invaded by
an army OF promising youngsters
"a spring who viii make the pres
eat generation OF great amateurs
look 10 their laurels
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
SOLDIERS WILL
BOX AT WINDSOR

There viii be no professional box
ing Al the Windsor arena tonight.
Instead there w:ll be benefit card
for the Canadian Scottish Borderers.
who viii provide their own talent
The main bout will and Corporal
Singer" Mckenzie opposing Piper
Kennedy. There win be other events
and al the finish a battle royal Ad-
mission VIII be % cents, no seats
will he reserved.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
ASSOCIATION
UMPS NAMED

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Feb. al
President Hickey OF the American
association. has announced seven
members 81 HIS umpire stan;
Bill Brennan. George Johnson
James Murray. Gerald Hayes. W. J.
Carney " r F-r1er and Louis
Knapp. Brennan carney and Hayes
are new members OF ne staT The
three men dropped are Joe O'Brien
Frank Connolly and George Goeh.
Ter
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
The Champion

III He
is 10
as
20 The shook and said couldn't
the twelfth
the fourth achieve and the
iracle a resk
Two weeks later Lee Arworthy started Lexington
and tho h lion heart was nearly bursting with The effort he split that
and finished
This time the conditions perfect The 2s
l5sh and
tribute stations
was al anta track
a wind tracs
and tlOus
mile
and accomplished his fourth
he ol
old There
fraction his
the stud His
yearing and traded like
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
Circus Offers Alexander
Twice Salary He Demands
" MORAN HITS HIM.
c. MORRIS MAY RUN
ALL the WAY HOME

NEW YORK. Feb. 2i.-carl
Morris will walk all the way TO
his Oklahoma home n he doesn't
beat Frank Moran in the match
he has signed for March 10 in
Msdison.sq. garden. he said this
morning Morris said ne UNI
derstood Moran had signed and
that the match was a 20.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
GO
TO SYRACUSE

ANN AItBOR, Mich. Feb. al
Coach Farrell and his track team
will leave tonight for syrtcuse. ".
Y siVwFyr t'Ts-y w'tis srpors tiss RgFTs
cuse university athletes In an indoor
meet Thursday night The follow.
INK squad win make the trip.
capt carroll Cosch Farrell Man
HEer sanders DBrtnn Fontanna.
cross Huntington. kessler. smith.
Hsrdcll simmons. Sroheld. Boards
Icy, Fox Boura. Robinson. Haigh
and ssdgowiok.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
French Look On and
Shout "Eep-peep-
'OOray"

Under the caption Horse races
and athletics under fire" the British
intelligence service in London has
approved the following story
The British armies a. The front
ave hemselfs ~ l5 tp8fl aFnfh
tho sound and even within reach o.
tho enemy guns with all The zas' OF
The English sportsman Elnuing bis
hobby iu peace time
Practically even form OF out.
door sport Is assiduOusly followed
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. a.
"Everything's as dark "a the wealth.
or" said Grover Cleveland Alea-
snder last night on emerging from
lengthy conference with Presi-
dent Baker OF the Phillies No con
tract was signed and Alexander said
they were no nearer an agreement
than they ever were.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
lie. mssee WEEDS

CINCINNATI. FEB 21.-Les Ma.
gee Yankee outhelder. and Miss
Beatrice Rogers. both Of Cincln-
natl. were married here Tuesday
and went 70 Chicago on their hon
s~rnoon
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21

SUyIs Gahssan tos q he-atian
fbutt fo nc racing e
II o. that prfrotfsr Lee
and lA.iiue stSht
kinds Oh
Of I3eA telling cnucN OF
under the
This stallion
5Ai4 supple
neuux others stirring me
FOULS horsemsn
vas Hill Nav ~ 1911
his sold
colt sent
the OF
in Pastine stable Tor
unlike that OF ~
Walter Johnsons OK
their major league little but loose change
and driver for the Fsme stable undertook The
OF 1915
the future That season he made Peter Woo
whipped
satisfied that Cox had passed
q . live one made HIS 1913
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21

RE Minneapolis Niiisr~ have p~-.-
I'd 40 WirL nfab. ~. training
raBD. rur-sn.. has- viii bs th~
scene ~ fhVtr practice wsrk this
-prfnE.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21

GoaFs ecoreu ~Frfut pFrI1d---f'-r 4.
riman tRtv-rsidcst mir. Johnson
Detroit mia. Twins Detroit.
? uwn. II "a period Grams tRftsr-
SIDES. min Johnson -rtrpiti. Is
min Ferriuhn fIlivrrsidss1. ts N n .
crane lRivsrsidesf. "a min Penal
ties--Sprlnx ,. crane. Ferr4rnan. Irv-
ing , BLACK kennedy shaw .
Johnson <topa--Hauruelef Colleft
IT. Referee--FarfoW. Detroit Time
% game-thr~e e0-mlnuts periods
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
The Frat's Obit

FuNHE fate OF the players
that the
take the
ton Is guilty Of sick
obituary these chosen
and
There never really fraternity. As
clubs the heads OF the
other words public
the players They always have been and always viii
Hers for sheoco major leagues decide
"Wednesday
days could have sho, the barrier perfectly thrilling FRIDAY
April la
the Tisers have military training camp job
salcw ks with buse % blow.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
ANOTHER BLACK
EYE FOR Hockey
Crude Game Tuesday Night Is
Featured BY Efforts To
Get" Roberts

Hockey in Detroit cot another
black eye last night. The eonciud-
inS game ot the, series with the To-
ronto Rive rsides az the Arena wa
nor hockey az all II xas a combina-
TON Of battle royal and old fashion
Cd shiny -op \ our-o~ inside.
The Rversides did not have their
best team in the field bit they won.
10 s. Filling a wing in their limo
Vi was ROBERTS. he little fellow
vi o PLAYED with Detroit before To
row with tie management. Ths
arena players frankly tried 10 -gctr
Roberts. Efforts a. drive this LAT
OF the ice b. roI-h play ere 20
fiagTsnt and unspo. t.uauik. as 80
te disgusting % -pecta+or pa
we're heartily ples q when Rose
succeeded I'd l,iN- g0tl 49, ha.sh
%. the esm, r.v summary II fie
allies rrt
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
George Burns January

|V ur University Of California TO decide Just wni
nerecy efnen physical andpon-esdy TOT am
strength that may come 70
= in schedule OF nlne I'm.
o CLASSIFIED three
~hicb perfect efficiency good condition and poor
under inspection
"a nsrrer dpressu a clean bill OF health
efficiency be able 10 run 10y
h. OF Is feet hand
running Jump
,hs rh OF himself dozen times swim quarter OF n
helpless companion
ss Of struggling swimmer and nave Ano"2s
u eight wrestling holds
No good must D. abe 70 run ne
arus broad 10 feet hand vau me Aeeh ~ -
yards helpless
a.. 81 rds altitude and drag s'ruEgn
OF holds ~ho
sho o these standards spanked shipped 20 the boooF
stI~k
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12

! kept up the. papers on them. They
are nice bunch and hts only regret
is that he has not more OF them. 1T
has been his custom to raise about
twice that amount yearly. but this year
he is a considerable short OF his usual
number. He will have thirty sows
with filters next spring. if his present
plans mature. About fifteen acres of
corn remains to be husked- 1t is
! the intention OF Mr.. kahl to build a
large cement feeding floor for his hogs
just as soon as the weather will per-
nit.
AS l was reading the sale ad Of S.
N. Christensen, published in the Re-
view last week, this thought came in
to my mind: Many have been going to
Omaha for stock cattle this fall, why
wouldn't it be a good plan for some
Of our Crawford county farmers to
save the expense of Il trip to the city
and freight on cattle home by going
to this sale, December 81, and buying
bunch of feeders which have been
started on corn for some time?
In this departlne OF the Review
may be found an article entitled, The
Farmers Income Tax, taken from the
Council Bluffs Nonpareil. Several of
the farmers have asked me questions
concerning the farmers income tax
which could not answer and this ar
ticle seems to give many of the facts
desired, SO I advise all to look it up
and read it2EiG; :. fG. Il: ~ Hs x fiE =!
D
Il Sale bills may be a necessity, but
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12

the sale ad in this newspaper is the
thing that does the business. Don't
think OF having a sale without using
an ad in the Review. Nearly every
farmer Of Crawford county is reader
Of the Review and one extra buyer at
sale often pays the entire expense
OF the sale-get that man. You can
reach him through the Review.
o.
The seed corn situation is indeed
very critical. One thing stands out
as most important and that is thaS
all the corn saved for seed should be
thoroughly dried and tested ear by
ear as soon as possible and the ears
showing low eermnatiOn thrown out.
A message sent to the daily press
last week from Green says pumpkin
has been sold three times in that cOun-
ty and it has brought total of 1862.
The question that now arises in my
mind is this, if a pumpkin will bring
1852 how much would a pumpkin pie,
like mother used to make, bring? Don't
overlook the fact that this was an
Iowa pumpkin, which is one of the
reasons that it brought so much, and
another reason is that it was being
sold for a good cause. the Red Cross.
From the number of rabbits l have
seen brought to town lately it leads
me to believe that rabbits are ripe.
-. At the farm sale of Henry Hansman,
four miles northwest of West Side, last
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12

Continued on Page Seven.)
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
41Hea dCattle

Consisting of % head of COWS and heiicrs
s head Of steers Shorthorn bull; the balance
is all young stuff r.. -.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12

4 Sale bills may be a necessity, but
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12

-, At the farm sale of Henry Hansman,
four miles northwest of West Side, last
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-14
PROPOSAL TO MAKE
SAN ANTONIO AND
AUSTIN BONE DRY


Austin Statesman: Representative
Smith Of Scurry County is seeking
Legislation which will eliminate sa-
looms from Austin. San Antonio, Gal
weston, VI Paso, Arlington, Alpine
and every other place in the State
whore there Is a state school or elee-
mosynary instltutlon.
He Is obtaining signatures TO
petition to Acting Gov. Hobby for
the submission Of a measure which
will prohibit the sale Of intoxicating
liquors within a radius Of Ave miles
Of any educational or eleemosynary
Institution In the State. Already he
clans to have a large number OF
signatures
A bin has been drafted by Attor-
ney General Looney which will be
introduced In the house and Senate
II Actlng-Governor Hobby gives
heed to the petition. Answering OBJ
iectlong Of some OF the members on
constitutional grounds. Representa-
tive Smith insists that Supreme
court decisions In several southern
states which have enacted prohibi-
ton laws establish safe preoedents.
He cites the law enacted by the
state Of Georgia.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-14
FEDERAL GRAND
JURY REPORTED
FIFTY. SIX INDICTMENTS RE
TuRNED-TItIAL TO START
MONDAY

Abilene Reporter: After week
OF very strenuous work, the grand
Jury for the special term of the fed
eral court for the Abilene division
Of the Northern district Of Texas
made It's report shortly after six
O'Clock Saturday evening to JUICE
George W. Jack, returning a bill OF
Indictment against fIfty-six defend
ants charging sedltIous conspIracles
on eight counts.
Tho eighteen grand Jurors were
permitted to go nome and await any
possible call in the future.
Practically all OF the nifty six de-
fenaants we're indicted By the feder-
al grand jury at Dallas last June.
the indictments returned here be
ing re-lndlctments to fix the Of
fense In this division Of the Federal
district.
The indictment includes the fol
lowing charges:
That the defendants consplred to
overthrow. put down and destroy by
force the government OF the United
States.
That they consplred to oppose by
force the government In raising an
army and the prosecution of war
That they consplred to inclte' set
on foot. assist and engage In a rebel
lion and lnsurrectlon against the au-
thorlty Of the United States
That they conspired to commit
treason by giving aid and comfort
to the enemy.
That they consplred to interfere
and restrain interstate commerce by
blowing up railroads, bridges. etc.
That they conplred to prevent
the duly authorized officers OF the
United States from performing their
duties.
The defendants are also charged
with having information II the
commission OF violations Of the laws
of the United States which lnfor-
nation II Is charged they concealed.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-09-14
school Teaehers E,amInel.

Prof. S. l.. Rlyes and Prof ".
W. Shields. as the County Board
OF Examiners Of applicants to teach
held the regular examination here
last Friday and Saturday. The fol-
lowing named persons took the eX-
animation; Mrs y L. Blackburn,
Hermlelrh: Mrs. Myrtle Ledlow, Of
Snyder; Mrs Rena Graham, sny'
der; Mr.. A. s. Graham, suyder;
Miss Vida Wasson. Snyder; Mrs.
Ethel Hall. Ira; Miss Fannie Robert
Joyce. Hormlelgh Miss Pearl Peri
man. Dermott; Miss Rhoda Martin.
Dermott. Mis- Callie Williams, of
Dunn