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xoRxAL SCHOOL NOTES.


Mrs Charles e. Hall Of RocklaHd Is
visiting he. son, William d. Hall.
Mis-. Harvey, Miss Hastings. Miss
wigzin and Miss Msn,or were entertained
1t TIE home Mr.. and Mrs William A.
Walker, Sunday evening.
The girls BASKETBALL team returned
from Buckspogt after the game Saturday
night with the seminary girls, in iDe
physical condition and excellent spirits.
Although defeated, the normal girls had
the satisfaction OF giving 9 good account
of themselves. Prin. Elmer Nerrill OF
Bueksporr seminary, who has successfully
coached both boys and girls teams. Stated
tBxf il was the fastest game by girls
teams tczt he ever saw. The time was in
four ter-miu1is periods. AT one time in
the FIRST bali. e :. y. ;. led by SIX points.
Al the end Of the nrst half the score
IVES R-12; al the END Of the third period, 1T
Was It'll, but the seminary team, With ats
student body yelling encouragement,
scored four fsad goals in the last i've
minutes, and won, 25-l7.
Ezcn team has now won one game from
the ether Tns manager of the normal
team is anxious TO play q runber game on
neutral door. The normal school girls
we're the guests Of honor at social held
after the game. They had a good time,
and are looking forward to future trips 10
Z II. c. s with pleasure.
Jan - r.
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NEUROLOGY.
DgsTBs II HANCOCK COUNTY
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TIE TROLLS VISIT.

C1-~ On q tine there was little
b,zck r-vsl who Erred IL TIE gro1nd
IL Vas i&e -r01ehsess fro.l Of TIE
THE xz1 aGee o< the other trozts eTe-
wanted k1z1 zrcand
s~- yo1 r.zr hsTe beard Il sad
Lax Elsezy Eorss cnrzsaaay. and he
rrs1l1n-t get 4 Leezzse noze Of his
trn-i cvl7a1ilzs- DO weTe cheerful
II ? e-ezsr-ss wss3 sang Is saey work
RI en1sa stand re Nsfe black troll
- g-2.e sz1n to minutes ~ time
Aas tie I5-fBz Lax trxsI complained
90 r2e teeI Lzr- that be TVS Lorely
ard Tat De tAg2-As the o1ae- trolls
HINT treat lin sight
Tie fros1 king ta01ghs and tho1ght
H knew 5rs1 Shy the ether trolls
dat ere e hare the black troll
4r,z7d- ag1s BE- le15evei II would DO
-zore svsasI Il tae Little back fellow
1sg-s1 sE es1E foz h11seft
50 b. sid -yery well There's .
gsssIs t-9T LIT far flao-7 here that's been
sss1a;,lzlElns "a sEgt the "a. yc1 COM
E9szE iallk III send yoz TO visit
i3is1 for :. gTis1se
TIE frya -as cutie PLEASED and
Easa i Ee4e4esi JoAnn- Blrn,s house
BE was 5e@iEaiz@ 10 feel more cheer
fus-
Johnny ffant say. Glad to see you
o. aarssfas. q L - se-t He f1st star
& =. TIE t-vsi ard remarked NY.
r,.sst queer esot4as E0l wear
Tie trssl vas Llzy. and as II was
lznah tzE7e. IA fosso-es Johnny in 10
the lnnsn tass'e Jo.rsy began by-<ay-
SFs- that he 6sSla't want ANYTHING and
tat ffaer. wasn't 81 thing fl TO sat
Re sad saet to-rsd .,sings aso1t the
"a 4 tizat Al last the fzoll lest his own
q seglte-
Ten Jehnn~-s mother told them to
% Cur AND r'la~ bVt Johnny said be
Didn't want 70 pay lie was tired Of
al the TaIes- When tlse troll suggest
81 some nice rev ones Johnny said he
werEssn-t play such cuGI games.
E-e stoaG il T--sl tea time, and then
Ae sid 10 JeFsnzy: I'm going home
6zn-t think | Ike II here
! q eerrse Johnny wanted TO know
'-h-. and the rro-ze answered
--Foa are too r.eevish and III hunor-
Cd t,.a-s wh--'
cr-re reevish ard I'll humored
yoa. sell. yous Old blaes troll Johnny
cried aarrilv.
Maybe arr the troll answered
meekly. -blt Tn not going to be so
any more. for If cal't stand ron
can't expect anybody TO stand me-
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I-AMOISE.
oBTUARY.

Wesley n. Cousins died at MS home
here Monday evening, having BEEN iii a
week OF pneumonia He Was the son OF
Heman and Ann tShepard) Cousins. de
Il survived by one brother and I'VE sisters
-Hsman II. Cousins OF Sanford, Mrs.
Betsey s Young OF Islesford, Mrs. LYDIA
Rhane aud Mrs George TAYLOR OF
Waitham, Mass, Miss Hattie Cousins and
Mrs- William F. Ryan OF New York city.
M Cousins had always lived on the
home farm, where be was born sixty-two
years ago. Although never IN good
health, having nso an unusual number OF
rnasiortaDes- n- vas always Of . cheerful
disposition, newer complaining. He was
social, hospita bic, with q cordial welcome
70 everyone, with an invitation TO share
whatever he had. That be had been +.
good neighbor was evidenced by the
kindnssses shown him by his many
friends.
be vas member Of Lejok lodge, ]. O.
y. F., OF Ellsworth, and Of Lamoine
grange- Il il singular that he should have
been called 80 soon after his brother
Orlando, vhose death occurred Nov. 30.
The two brothers spent their whole lives
in the big farmhouse. Mr.. Cousins wa
very fortunate in having had with him
the hast few years Of his life Mrs. ZeInh.
Circuit, who 20 efficiently cared for him
through several severe ilInesse.. .no
nurssd him faithfully to the end.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. S. 0. Hardison who has been i'll is
slightly improved.
Miss Ella jarvis OF Surry Is the guest Of
her cousin, Mrs. Scammon.
There is quite . village of smell tents on
the bay, and fair catches are reported.
Madeline Goodwin came from Ellsworth
last week to srend few days with her
parents.
High school friends OF Lee Goodwin
gave him a surprise party Friday evening,
his birthday.
The primary school is closed for two
weeks on account OF the illness OF the
teacher, Mrs. Emily Coornbs.
The embroidery club will meet with
Mrs. Fred Mackenzie this week. 1t was
entertained last week by Mrs. :. 5. Scam
mon.
Friends OF George Springer are pleased
to learn that be has 30 far recovered be
expects to return tomorrow from the
hospital at Bangor.
Mr.. Dustin OF New Hampshire has been
in town . few days looking after the
building OF the mill which wss burned
recently. Mr.. Darres, the owner. is having
the engine repaired ss the Ellsworth
foundry.
8. 8. Scammon returned Monday nigns
from Washington, whore he has been y
ono Of the Maine delegates appointed BY
Gov. Miiliken to the National Forestry
association.
Jan. q. ECHO
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sorTaNaT HAgss1a

Gate 1slsgzsioa Of ooys trorz sse hixe
school lsft TszrscsF tor 1as boys Z NJ c.
A. ooose-sncx IN Bath
CS1ra1ox Robse Nor~eed has IA charge
the eIrscxzrx additions and repairs On the
eznaiax factory q the A6disso Packing
Co. O. ~asch Nj wass * Tie xt1s aper-
iofsr1sai- The E1pcoyeDents riu make
an ar-so-dase hzisding.
NJ. aoc Mrs William LAxtou Is., Aass
xesx for an extended vacation tySptc x5ss.
sts- s51 barry In Portland. . casshssr.
Mrs G-see Kelly, Ia Ascford- Mas sad
O. Asr relatives in he vicinity Of Boston.
Taey msy Tssss the Scctn before Ehsir re-
turn
TIE ladiss' sid scsrse-y OF tire Ccag-s-
gstaCass c1zrca ~4s entertained ty M-s-
Eects Eo1gkias Ezs- Necrs$1zy Among
Inc paszssBs features Of the session xgs
Miss Cz-1naElia Freeu4zn gfTing 68e de-
SET pssioa Of the trip taken 5y 1sr-elf and
10. aer across the c3n.Inf1S fe Szn Diego
10 spend the .Infer xIfb LIZ. crarses
Freeman
Much regret Is felt hare cver the
resignation OF the efEeisnt hiza school
assistant, Miss Georgia Brown, xno cas-
accepted q more rem10eratiEe position
in another state Miss Brown hss mot
only prosed her ability as teacher. Dot
nas been helpful in ali social Affairs o. The
coIncnity and has greatly assisted the
librarian in cat2ioging books and type
writing necessary papers.
Jan 2 SPsAY
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Rev. A. r. Macdonald was the preacher
q Union church Sunday morning and
evening.
Miss Dorothy Gilley acted a. substitute
teacher in the grade schools for . few
days recently.
Tne local teachers are planning tn
attend the teachers' convention in Ella.
worth this week.
Miss Margaret McEAchern and Miss
Ada Brown left last week to enter Buroett
college IN Boston.
Mrs. 3. c. Graves and Mrs proc,o.
smaiiidge, who have been visiting in Ros.
ton, baye returned home.
something is going to happen at the
Nelghoorhood house on the night Of Fab
z, the hayseeders' bail.
Miss Jessie Farrar, teacher in the GRADE
seieois, Las returned from West Lubec
where she Was called by the illness ana
Death Of her Isther.
The officers and committees Of RI.
junior 9. Z. society were installed sundav =
evening at Union church, as fol,ow..
Gordon Falt, president; Merriu H.sks,,
VICE president; Ellis Hail. secret.-v.
Lowell Hodgkins, jr., treasurer. Mrs
y y. Hall Is the superinte hdent. The
meetlns g are held at the church Sund.v
evenings Al 6 O'Clock. Much interest !.
being shown by the young people.
Jan. q. ,o,,
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evening. Tbs potato raes "a. va.
citing Harold Cartef won. :"
Mr.. Wilder and wife returned 10 ~
ton. MSS, Tuesday.
Mrs Charles Miunigeroce Of Bal,im,
Sid. is with her mother, Mrs. A. w NM
tho Is ILL., A trsinsc nurse is also ~,
Der.
surry grammar school closed Fra..
Jan 10 The attendance was very 49,.
in spite Of the cold weather. rno.. -
feet in sttendance: Ida Anderson NJ.
Carter. Grsc< Carter, Matte cloush r..,
ton Carlisle. virginia Collins and Isps.
BIsisdeii-
Jan. Y.
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BaooKsvILLE.

Miss Alta Gray il III Of blood poisoning
Miss villa Saunders h working at MIS-
1. o. Fowier's.
Mrs. Mary Wescott 10 very i'll. her
daughter, Ada Bowden, il with her.
Mrs. Georgia Jordan and children OF
Csps Roster are guests at Luther Her
rick's.
Mrs. Cyrena Turner has returned TO nel
home in sarsentville, after two weeks"
John F. Austin's.
Miss Elsie Kench has returned to be.
home after closing successful term OIL
school in Penobscot.
Jane, widow OF Dea. Joseph G. WslKe''
died at her home Tuesday night, at thea
vanced age Of eighty-six years. She nAu
been Ill for some time and the END wa.
not unexpected. She was q member o.
the baptist church, and was reguiafs
tendant until illness compelled her 10 to
main at home. She 10 survived by soh'
William j., OF Portsmouth, N. h., ana on'
daughter, Mrs. Emma J. Tunney OF lni.
place, and one brother, Pearl Atherton "
biuehill. The funeral was held at the noun
Friday at p. M, Rev. Mr.. Pierce oinc'A'
ing. Interment 1t Lakeside cemetery
Jan. q. A.
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The zbogs lie; does mot include residents
OF TIE co1nty dying II Sea or Away from
home, bat only deaths actually occurring
in the tom reporting.
Following ID list Of DonzgsnsrEzns in
Hancock county. Who have died during
the year, given in order Of thssr azes:
Arn Betsy q Eaton, 5edguiek, Pes. 8, %
yesrs, IL month";, a days.
Mrs Harriet n O-eQrt, Baeksporf. Feb. 4,
Sugars, months, II days.
Eamirs q Miles, Baekspozt, JAN q, a
years, u days-
Mn Adeiins Ltsiefeld, Penobscoe, Apxii
10, 81 yeAfk, 8 days
Ars Hannah Brsey. Mt Desert, Dee 20, 90
= years, 2 months.
Mrs Amanda p Tinker, secxwiek. Jan. e.
% years, month, days
Mrs Susan P Provost. Ellsworth, Sept. %.
N years, II months-
Samuel z Dunham, Brrkspors- Mar 70, %
years. montns. 10 days.
Amos s Hodgkins. LAnoine, Ocs. "a. VI
years, 10 mouths, 10 days.
Hollis NJ Mcdonald, Psno5soot. Mar n.
VI years. months. II days
John L French. Bueksport, Feb Il, o.
years. months.
Mrs Catherine " Newman, Southwest
Hsrbor, Jaiy Is. 81 years, months. q
days.
John W h;tmore, Verona, March q, 80
years. Ii months.
Jonas w Turner. Castine, Jan II. 90 years.
months. days.
Mrs Phoebe Marshall, Trenton, Sept 1s.
80 years. months.
Mrs Mary Niiiiken, Sedgwick, Aug 9. 90
years, months, 2 days.
Mrs Margaret Goodell, Ellsworth. Feb
Q, 90 years, IA days.
Mr. Mary Neville Finn, Ellsworth. Mar
2, 30 years, 4 days.
DEATHS IL ELE5woRTH.
The total Dumber Of deaths in Ellsworth
in 1915 Was 90 which is just one more than
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COUNTY NEWS.
CASTIyE.


serx.c< ECKER .pent the weekend In
Cxssine-
NJ. Y.rxu.oo spent several days last
xsek II ConnsctseHt.
Mr.. Rho&oes arrived last week to speDu
he remainder Of tss winter.
~~ e;sorre Hs,eh Of aedford. Mass,
Is rfszss-z Der brosber, Jonn Wh'ing'
s<-sn Perkins. orvilIe Vague and Moab
Hcsper spent Friday and Saturday IN
Bangor
Rev. Mr.. Patterson left isst week for
Bos-on, where ne ~iiI spend several oay-
On baziD<ss-
M. selIsrs OF Bangor occupied the
pespas at the Congregational church SOD
ozy morning
Mr.. ana Mrs Jscs Gsoss are spending
SEQ weeks in Psnonsco; with Der parents,
Mr.. and Nrs. A. II. HnieEiDs-
SeFerzi meetings OF the executive board
Of TIE xousnis club sers held last week
70 FAKE plans for The noon lunch Thien
i. 10 be held Saturday, Feo. 3.
The Deo OF the Congregational parish
are requested TO nees ST the home OF r.
W. yoxs4l on Pleasant street. Friday
esenins.ro make plans for 3 mems supper.
A regular meeting OF S. &. Whiting
chapser, o. Z s., will be beld tonight
Odscxrs viii b. installed BY Past Patron
G. e Parsons. and the degrees viii be
conferred on cue candidate.
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

Capt Al welcn is on trip to L15ec IN
the interests OF tie E r. Rus=eii Co, Boz
ton.
+ L 3. Dsasy and zife OF Bar Harbor re-
turned home Saturday, sfIer q week at
Capt. Deasy's-
Mrs George Bunker OF Franklin is
spending the winter with her daughter,
Mrs G. e. Larrabee.
large party Of young people, mostly
from Corea, enjoyed the fine skating on
Forbes pond Saturday afternoon and
eyeping-
Mrs Ianiei Dessy entertained . dinner
party ThnrsdAy Tor the l. B. Deasys, and
was also hostess for the Y. ]. society,
which met there the same afternoon.
There vas work in Sehoodic lodge,
< OF p, Saturday night, when the third
rank Vas worked, after ~hich refresh
ments we're served BY the men.
Jan. n C.
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A PoeticaI Recipe.

While caught a little f..
Mary put 1t in d..
Susie said 1t needed g..
Mary said, sIt'ssnof my f.:
For. indeed. never k-
What tf.-- cook would have to d.
To prepare fish to e.
suppose it's just like M"
Then she took the frying p.
And TO cook 1t they b..
First they put in lots Of !"
Heated It. each keeping g.
Lest It get so very r.
That It would be burned q -.
Tb1n they dipped the fish in r.
Let It cook half an h,
Turning It when 1t was b.
30 the upper side was d..
Then they put It in a 4"
And they all ate Of thief.
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EAST ORLAND.

AL Forsyth is confined to the house VILE
sprained ankle.
Carl Biaisdell of Waterville visited n''
wife here last week.
win Grindle OF West Penobscot is Visit
ing his sister, Alice Gibbs.
Will Wentworth is cutting ice anu
teams are busy filing the ice-houses.
: Emily Dunbar is spending few weeks
with her daughter, Ernestine Marks.
Arthur Meade cut his foot quite pad.
While working in the woods for HeD''
Dunbar.
mr.. and Mrs. De Rocher were yeek-sn.
visitors in Orono, where their son JAMES
attends SCHOOL,
Jan. q. NJ
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Alasks's Great Forest.

The T0nzass forest comprises about
100000 acres and fs described BY
the forest service as one Of the most
extensive .boIies OF timber remaining
in the intel States Single trees In
this great. forest often reach a diam
eter Of seven or more feet and tower
to q height Of 200 Sect One log
brought to q local Alaskan mill was
154 feet long and cut $1,000 board
feet Many parts Of this forest VIII
cut from $1,000 to 1900 Seet per acre.
and some areas carry 100000 feet per
acre.LTree Talk
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sURRY.

MorRan's Bay school closed Jan. u ON
account Of mumps.
4 social was held in the town hall Fri
Gay evening for the benefit OF the i. q. q
Games and races were the features Of ,hs
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citiss Of Refuge.

In the tumultuOus days Of old. when
every mans hand was against every
other man and every other mans hand
against him. when the principle Of
due process Of law" was practically
unknown and private vengeance was
the rule Of the day. it was absolutely
necessary that there should be some
place to which one could fly for safety.
Such were the cities Of refuge" Of
which there were six in Palestine. He
who succeeded in reaching such <asy-
Ium when pursued by bis would be de-
stroyer was safe until his right to pro-
lection was judicia.ly decided. In I'll
probability there were cities Of re ace
In other countries than Palestine
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Tas te1loEEcy l. . r@se1rc q 1ezs1s N
Ez.coek Soznzy tzriag TIE year Esis- q
soHus. w5sa tss rssfs-d so- last Fssr gTTs1
FIX eo-11srason. Ire record Il spy,1x5-
szstsly eo--=c1, care asTEag ne=a taken 20
verify fhe c@zzas 81 --znse1 from xsek to
week N The American, 1ltA record. a.
rskz-1ec At TIE close OF th= year oy tie
tNxn e5eyks:
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the prese1f1x yeax- ssd Be.xsy les fAas
t5e sFsa<s a tAs rxecscz7g ten yszrx.
rh5cA 10 al
Tae toEsesEzx szhae snozs tie nzzses
Of oessAs IN Ezss-orrA fox the pas< saevsa
yszrs-
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Sister end Baby Bic

!. What a jelly tine the hab- is having
on her f-st sleigh rice VIII sister
holding tight. Snow. OF cocrse. she i
got TOO younP 80 understand. But next
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ooULDsBORo.

Mrs.. Ella CampbeIi OF Bangor 10 visiting
in town.
Harold Young returned iass wesk from
. business trip TO Boston
Joe Mcdonald has moved his fsmiiy to
Good wins Siding where he has work fos
the winter.
Mr.. and Mis- Arthur Tracy and daugh-
tsr virgelia Of Passport were recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs- Leroy SPurling.
The ladies' aid society met Thursday
with Nm. Jobs Tracy. Dainty refresh
ments we're served and . pleasing after
noon WAS enjoyed.
Jan. q. n.
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FOR YOUNG FOLKS
Sleepy Tine story is--ut 4 vesy
Dssagreesb.e Gncme.
Tx BOY WITH The sULks.

Al Asost Hs~ T<s Sszr Tsmpere1
lnSFs-Sssss Mas Theznsssses Missr-
: sbae-sSosiiss An Arpstste-As In
serxsslss Tase Ws<h Me~st
WEI said Czgse Fen 10 ls-rse Ned
and Fu1y ARR. fO@zgar ! wfl tel yo1
kAsOz1
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MOTH SULLIVAN.

The Camp Fire Girls gave IN entertain
mens in the school-room Friday evening
Will Hooper Of Nonhesss Harbof xaa
called here Saturday by the death Of hid
niece.
Much sympathy is felt fog Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Jeliison in the loss Of one OF then
tvin girls, Beta. Of pneoinonia. on Friday
Jan 10.
The officers of Putrian temple p. g.,
-ers installed Thursday evening. Jan. Is,
By P. c. Alice Watson, assisted by p. C.
Edith Abel ~ 6. NJ, in very competent
manner. Supper was served.
David A. Hooper lodge. p. and An,
and Oasis chapter, o. s., had = joint
installation of officers Monday evening
Jan Is. There was . large number Of
guests present.. Refreshments wer<
served Officers Of the lodge we're in
stalled by John CAMPBELL, assisted BY
Andrew Dorsn. Mrs. Mary Robertson, p.
w. NJ, assisted by Maud Osborne, in
stalled the officers OF the chapter. The
installing officers for both lodges per
formed their work in most efficient
manner.
81. l. Stevens lodge. K Of r., celebrated
their twentieth anniversary Tuesday
evening, Jan. 1s. A banquet was served
from until Z, after which the meeting
was called to order by q. C.-elect Frank
Trundy. James Scott gave brief history
OF the lodge. Interesting remarks wers
made by A. p. Havey, q. V. c. Roy q
Haines, G. H. Leland, Rev. ]. w. Tickle
and others. visifors were present from
Donaqua lodge Of Ellsworth and schoodis
lodge Of Prospect Harbor.
Jan. u. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-24

winter she will know more about it.
Enow is such a queer thing; 1t looks
% soft and warm ard 'feathery- But
when you take 1t In your hand 1t Is
;-ery cold and soon disappears 1t Is
10 entirely different from what it ap-
ears to be-fo baby.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-24

The young son OF the house had just
given bis mother an account Of his ac-
uons that she found it difficult to b.
lieve.
Johnny she said, do you know
what becomes Of little boys who tell
storiesy'
Sure do replied the unrepentant
culprft They grow up and join dads
rIub- "-Iiielirnond Times Dispatch.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-12
INSTRUCTIONS FOR
Demonstration ON
MONDAY AFTERNOON

1t il the wish Of the committees hav-
ing the patriotic demonstration in
charge that those who wish to take
part in the parade. Monday afternoon,
will march, and that there be no eu.
tomobiles or vehicles of any kind used
except for carrying persons who are
unable to walk because Of physical in
trinity, or for hauling special features
It is also the wish Of the committees
that each organization or group Of in
dividuals entering the parade be des-
ignated by q banner or poster, but that
the parade be not q medium for adj
vertising any business. Paraders
should carry flags.
The parade will move promptly at 4
p. m.
The formation desired is platoons Of
s abreast, the distance between pla-
toons being equal to the front Of the
platoon.
Further notice as to place Of forma-
ton for the different divisions will be
gwen when more definite information
is had as to those desiring to take
part. In a general way, however. the
parade will be formed on South Fourth
and Fifth streets.
L. A. Handley, chairman executive
committee.
Paul Comstock, chairman parade
committee.