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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
30 GIRL STRIKERS
 ARRESTED IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, March 19.-On charges of digordcrly conduct for driving about the husincss section of the city in four big motor busses bearing banners and shouting and ringing bells, eighty sirl garment workers on strike were arrested Saturday
 Traffic on the strceta was congested where the girls appeared and their arrest vas ordered by the head Of the traffic division Of police.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
SPOKANE NoRTHBOUND

TAe E-szzz- S5o1sIs aTr-Te1 tE.-1 t5e sazE1 lss- sTs-s1g q 1t.s5 1l-1 75 to1s ct t-eigEc toE Estc15ss1 s-t sae tollcT.-g rssszzgers. C T- Esse1s g-z- :. Eo--o7, Grace WllIsE 7 X Ze-5al- 55e leer Ec- the Eo--l z11s7E 1.z5 -.ta zzz G1yo- and zsr- Pa. Ye-s zs rssse-gs-s t1- p,1--s 1o--1
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19

meet Mrs. Hatcher. Tomorrow even ing she viii lecture at Redmen's Hall
 Mrs Thatcher is On her way to her home in Knik, Cook Inlet, from Wash ington vfsre she worked very stren- uOnsly 10 rthe paEssge Of the Alaska "Bone Dry" Bill and 1t is said that the credit Of the victory for the Drys was largely due 10 her untiring efforts.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
THE CANADIANS WIN

SEATTLE March ls.-The Canadi. z1 hockeT players from Montreal de- teeted -nc Seattle pisyers 5atrrdsT il -he first gszc of the ae.ies fer fife rorid c1znpio1ship. Tne score stood tO f
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
SENATOR CUMMINS
 COLLAPSES WHILE
 DELIVERING ADDRESS

NEW YORK March 19.-Saturday evening during his address before the Republican Club here, Senator Cum mins collapsed. At the time he was denying the charge that he had en- gagged in filibuster work during the last session of congress. His condit- ion is not considered dangerous.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
Reimen's Hall

Mrs. Cornelia Templeton Hatcher ot the " C. T. L. for the territory of Alaska, arrived nKetchikan yeatcr. 6ay afternoon on the Northwestern and viii be honor guest of the local branch os the r. c. T T. Thig after. noon reception vas held af the home Of Mrs. Jacob Pittenger. 10 which all the ladies Of the city wer einvited to
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
PRINCESS GOES SOUTH

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
MAIL BAGS ARE ROBBED

NEW YORK. March ls-T-ert7-siz mail bsgs sdGrszzed to Washington ard The British eubassY st Washington were found Efsled On board the Gun. ard liner Sazonia upon her arrival today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
TR. COMES ID AN
 END. JUDGE
 DENIES MOTION
Sheriff Hodge ordered Dis charged By Judge Neterer
 On Motion of Attorney

SEATTLE. March 1s.-The trial of Mayor Gill ct al before federal Judge Neterer. came to an end late Saturday evening On motion of his attorne. Judge Neterer. instructed the inry 10 return a verdict Of not guilty against Sherih Hodge. At the same time, the judge denied similar motion on behalf Of Gill and the others.
 BERLIN. March I9.-The merchant ships tonnage destroyed by submarine during the month Of February was 7S1 500. the admiralty announced today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
RUSSIAN FLEET JOINS
 WITH REBEL PARTY

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19

LONDON 5,zr-1 -s-T1e Ce2--z. z@~z sg=-cg 1ers says r1a- -1s rspo-- -1z- -1e Grand D1zs Michel had sodi- czzz1 E 5zcc--=c--
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19

SEATTLE, March 19.-John k. Will son, a former memberr of the statc legislature, aged "A, is dead.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19

SEATTLE, March 19.--A. P. Melloy, vice-president of the University State Bank dropped dead this morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
FRENCH CABINET RESIGNS

:. PARIS. March 19.-Saturday :. :. evening, the French cabinet :
 :. headed by Premier Briand, resign z :. ed in a body I :. /. 4. :. .:. ;. Z. :. :. 7. * 7. < < :
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
SOTTHPOTND.

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 NORTHPOUND. Spokane No16Sy. Prince !o-n. Ws1ceg9sZ -ig1.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19
CHINA IS PREPARING

pEKTNG. March 19.-Indicationa noInt that China is preparing to enter the war on the side of the allies.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-19

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-04
Fonda Here on an
Inspection Trip

Captain g. ". Fonda. In charge ~
recruiting offices iu Texas and Sew
MoXico. arrived last night a. G % and
departed for Amarillo at 1890. lie
is making an Inspection trip Of the
offices under his Jurisdiction
The local recruiting office has re-
cciycd e. nice compliment regarding
the cnlistmcnts obtained iu the rail-
way engineers regiment during the
month of September. This office re-
cruitcd more men than any other Of
flee In the United States
There continue 10 pc an urgent Re
mand for railway men To go 10
France. Experienced mon iu most
every branch of the service are want
ed Men between the age of Is and
90 are being enlisted
Walter - Terry and Harry Graz
ham. both ~ Albuquerque. enlisted In
the army Yesterday, the former In the
cavalry and tho latter IN the foresters'
regiment Both men lrft for El PaSo
last night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-04
Annual Meeting of
N. M. Geographic
Society Is Called

The regular annual meeting ~ the
New N,XIDn Geographic Society "'l
be held 40 DO o'clu,k e. m. Frlda'
October 49, IN the Commercial tlup
building.
The meeting b. called at this time
IN th, hop, that b. may bo &c convict
fence 90 many who may desire aIs" in
attend the events ot Patriotic NorE.
The society was founded twu ',I.
and has a. it~ objects The ptee'I-
Walton 90 historic and geographic pla e.
name the collection uf geographic N'.
CratuTe the investigation and '-thu-
.itshm,ut ul trade relations. and The
publication az the natural rcsuur,"s
OF Sew MeXicu MemhCrship D.. upcn
to any who ma, be Interested along
these lines. Nisiturs who are Interested
and wi-h tu learn more of the aims
uf the society VIII be welcomed 90
the above meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-04
Personal News
Items.

Auto springs. all makes Borber Co.
Four-O. Tax, Service. Phone 40.
James +. Mullen Is out OF town on
a business trip.
Mrs. ". n. stubblefield has gone
TO Kansas City on a pleasure trip.
o. j. Durand has returned from a
business trip to New orleans.
Mrs. i. NJ. Perca has returned from
East Las Vegas.
Or. g. \. Frank has gone TO Las
Cruces &C. attend "a meeting of the
state medical society.
Mrs. u. T.. Lane and her tive sons,
OF Denver. are visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Walker.
J. T. Lucas of III Paso N here Ia
visit his sou a member Of the ligtl
infantry at Camp Funston.
j. H. Robinson and Aurelia Booker
were married yesterday by Justice OF
the Peace Pedro Martin Of old Town
Mrs. George Kennedy Is recovering
from an operation at the Preshytc-
! rian hospital.
Harry Graham ard Walter TerrS
enlisted at the army recruiting sta
ton Yesterday.
MI AlNh AAAEa u - ihAANN Va WV"
Iron avenue are entertaining Mr.. an,
Mrs. y. Il Brake and Mr.. and Mrs
J. :. Mott Of Detroit The Motts an,
Brakes are motoring TO Los Angeles
Rev. G. q. Beckman. who was re
turned as pussor Of the Lead avenue
church bv the conference last week
will be given "a reception ny the Up
worth league OF the church on Frida,
night
Three vacant first lieutenacics II
the t5sth infantry are 10 be fillcd h'
the promotion of second Lieutcnau
Noe. Bcdell and G-assiter. \ Nacon
captaincy Will be filled Dos b ad
Vancement OF First Lieutenant Win
sur.
Miss Marietta willis. formerly ou
ploycd us cashier and bookkeeper Il
Hawkins grocery. who went to Kan
sas CITY % few weeks ago to visit rel
ntivcs. writes 10 friends here that sh
docn not expect To return she wi
enter e. business college at kausa
city.
Mrs. CLARA r. iprkhurst announce
that she vii leave next week for Nc'
York where she expects TO make he
future home. She has disposed of he
property here. Her son. Walter,
now boo France. "a member OF ia
American aviation corps.
The Golden Rule Dry Goods con.
pauy is offering e saving Of 80 pc
cent pu the present market price .
men who can find their sizes in under
wear al THEN closing ont sale ~ men
Munsiug union suits and TIVE picc
garments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-04
81 MEN Off FORT
RILEY TO TRAIN FOR
SOLDIERS IN ARMY
Bernalillo county's Third Incre.
ment Departed This Morning
on a Special Train; s6s.l5 Con.
tributed for Tobacco.

siNty-two men. comprising all but
nine Of Bcrnaiiio connty's third con-
tribution to the new national army.
the latter number to journey to Fort
Riley. Kansas. from various parts OF
the country. left here for Camp Funs-
ton ON a special train ut S.35 o'clock
this morning. The train on which the
boys left here arrived from the south
containing recruits from Grant. Luna,
Dona Ana. Socorro and Valencia
counties, and Il was said that mOre
men would be picked up at Las Vegas
and Ration. The train had eleven
coaches out OF here.
shortly after ! O'Clock the fire
whistle was blown To notify the peo-
pie that the time was nesr at hand
for the departure OF our boys to the
training grounds at Camp Funston.
and Immediately all streets led to the
depot. As previously announced. the
drafted men assembled at Robinson
park and marched to the depot. ac-
companied by relatives and friends.
At the station "A large crowd had as
sembled and the time intervening be-
tween the arrival OF the draftees there
aud the departure OF the train was
given over To saying goodbye No
speeches were made.
While farcweils were being said
hats were passed for the purpose of
! raising a tobacco fund. The amount
collected was t6S.ii.
Robert Sanchez of PaJarito. was in
charge OF the squad and J. W. Etter
was his assistant.
The following men left on this
mornings train. Fidcl Baca. William
Rudolph. Adolfo Cardenas. Jose Maria
Pena. Fred Luna. Amador Sanchez
Antonio Garcia. Candelario Duran
Chester r. Bebber. Jesse J. Wootton
Casper Crcspin. Adelaide Montoya
Pol Nietto. Jose l. SaVedra. Rufus
Wiley. Luis Otero. Albert Smith. En-
riquc NJ. Gallegos. M~illenbaugh. John
n. George. Jose l. Saudova., Jose r
Gonzales, Juan b. Sanchez y Anaya
Cosme Griego, " l. Cowell. Atanacic
Griego. ". l. Noneman, GaspHr Can
delaria. Frank G%uliadro. +. : Barner
Ramon Gutierrez. NJ. 4. Troscllo, BAL
bino Cano j. n. Rodden. Margaret,
Lucero. Antonio Moraga, Florenci.
Gallegos. Carl Schadel. Eduard,
Rambs. Joe : Lovato, Robert san.
chez. william Martinez, Gabriel Ger
vantes. f.. G.. Lewis. Rafael Tonorio
John D.. Etter. Daniel Virgil. DiOnici'
Cagdcnas. Melesendro CHAVEZ. Fer
nandu ". Garlic. John SawtellC
Walter Reynolds. Albert ~ johnson
Harold =. Wickham. George Arthu
Martin. Victor Sanchez. j. W Frcde
ricks, J. Is. Elder. Guy T. Miller
Lucas Gallegos. ~. T.. Forst. Salomol
Salazar.
The men whose names appear be
low are accredited To Bernahllo couu
". but will proceed to Fort Rile
from the places indicated
Laurence l. Morelli, san Diego, ca
Hugo Frank, san Diego. Cal
william n. Crist. Springfield. III
John *. Burton. Jr., Pueblo, cote
Nelson 4. Newman, Salina. Utah
A. \, Snow. Eiida, y. NJ
Ray Cocn, san Diego.
Harry T. Kcmper, Kansas city, Sc
WIN. : Norman. Torrance cOuntS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-04

News OF ntcre to anglers figures
in a district forest office bulletin.
Twcnty-eight thousand trout have
just been planted in ream In the
chiricahaus and Cataiinas. Got more
than 100 were dead when they reach
ed the streams. In spite OF the fact
that 10000 OF them were packed ten
miles over the toughest sort of noun
tain trails.
Forty thousand native trout have
been distributed In treams In the
Tonic forest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-04
Civil Service News

TN, United State evil arryI,, ,uu-
mission announce open ,u..u,t.tIN"
examinations t follow.
October % Freight Jtt" ,.,IN
tHtl,I Sl-uu-slauo,
october a0. Senior signal engineer.
grade , tmaIcl SfAuU-1-,uu.
November ,-N- Laboratory uS-irt.
ant tmalrI Sa..,-tii o prr daN
Eolcmhor ,.H"\ Assistant examiner.
plt,ut office $500.
Ipuu rrpurs, further information
vlII Do, furnished hy &c. T. Pagan.
local secretary, Albuquerque Sow
Mexico. cor G. g.. Snyder. district s",'
rct,gr Post office building san
Francisco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-04
The Menu for Today

pastimc -"rhc Bond Between and
"a tWo.rcei comedy
"B-rhc Mysteries of M>ta d
two-psrt extra with regular program
Training our kh1k-cItd Heroes
'Srl.g World Library see thr World
"HcartI and HGrpoun.
LYRIC "Thc Girl without 70 soul
,....,t.I Comedy "Th.r-t"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-04
Battery A in Camp
In North Caroline

Messages received here from menu
beers OF A battery have made u konwn
that the artiiierymen reached Camp
Greene. near Charlotte. y. G.. Tues
DAY morning. They were on the road
more than n week. The battery has
been assigned to the llsth field ar
tliery. made up OF national guard
units.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-04
Old Hands Scarce and
Log Camps Crippled

Forest service reports say that all
logging camps In the vicinity Of Flag
staff. Aria. are operating on "A small
scale. Most of the old hands have
left the country and Il will be some
time before the camps are running
full blast.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-04

Mos, ]ilsngurug skin crHptions
-erplufs pImpIrs rl-hes eic. ace
due to .mmpure blood Rurdock Blood
Bitfrt- AS q cleansing blood tonic. i'
we'll recommended 81 "H uf 100 -'"f'-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-04
Apportionment of
School Funds Made
In Bernalillo Co

The undersigned hereby certify that
we have this day, October 3. 1917,
duly 1pportioned the school funds Of
Bernalillo county, state Of New Mexico.
The amount 10 be apportioned ~
&~iO.sIs.00. The total number Of per-
SOM 81! school age Is lO.sfA The
rate per person Is ti.oO. which rs ap-
portioncd a. the different districts as
follows
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-04

Phone q. RED Barn. an west Cop
Per, for srst class livery. w. L. Tr.m-
he a 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-04

Anyau, wishing 10 %" q" santa i'
automobile rall ti ,uI"m7u-Iiuub
garage before IS O'Clock r"ulprr"N
morning
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-06-16
A Cup Of
Chocolate
By ESTHER VANDEVEER

This Is a story of one of the worlds
most prominent sovereigns, who has
recently died.
A waiter in coffee shop in Vienna
was arranging the tables, seeing that
the ware that is usually kept on them
was in order, when the door opened
and a gentleman walked in and asked
for a cup Of chocolate.
/ You are too early" said the waiter.
do you suppose We can serve guests
till o'clock In the morning and be
up at 4 to begin another day? You'll
get nothing here till 8 o'clock. Be Off
with you
The stranger made no reply, but left
the shop Walking across the street,
the waiter watching him the while, he
entered another coffee shop and made
the same request.
''Sit down, SIR" said the landlord
cheerily THE chocolate will be ready
in a moment"
! While the guest was waiting for his
chocolate he cOnversed with the land
lord. He did not take the proffered
seat, but walked back and forth. He
asked many questions about what was
going on in the Observation-Disclosures
the people We're satisfied with their
condition, how the city government
suited them and If the inspectors trou-
bled them much.
| While they We're talking the land
lords daughter. Rosina, very pretty
girl, came in with the chocolate. The
stranger wished her good day and
made some very pretty speeches to
her. When she went out, pouring the
chocolate, he said to her father:
"She is nice girl. But l warn you
that flowers are not always in bud
! nor even in bloom. She should be mar
, ried before she fades"
The landlord, who stood before his
! guest, with napkin ON his arm,
| shrugged his shoulders, spread out his
hands on either side and rolled up his
/ eyes.
"She is fading very fast" he said
mot from age, for she is only nine.
teen, but because she loves young
man, and since l have no dowry to
give her she cannot marry him"
"Who is the young MANI" asked the
stranger.
He Is an optician, maker OF
glasses, fine young man. He served
his term in the army and was very
brave. He fought for the emperor al
Sadowa and received a medal for saw
ing standard from falling into the
hands of the enemy. He was badly
wounded and was brought home her,
and put In hospital. My daughter
was serving as nurse, and she tool
care of the young soldier. 1t wa.
doubtless due to her care that he re
covered"
why do you not represent the cas-,
to the emperor" asked the stranger
He should pay for the lives of his sol
diers. Your daughter should receive l
dowry from the government for saw
ing the brave young man."
The emperor! The poor man is al
ready beset by the cares Of state with
out being troubled by a poor coffe,
house keepers daughter. What witt
Keeping so many different peoples to
gether under his flag one would thinl
he would go crazy"
} How much dowry does your daugt
ter require to marry her soldier lover?
"A thousand crowns"
BY this time the stranger had swa'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-06-16
,oweo NJ cnUcU1

ioweQ Nc cuUc GIdJe.
Il would advise you" b.
send your daughter with be-
the emperor. that she NAV l.
saved one of his soldiers, al
he will give her a dowry"
"Are you crazy?" asked L
in establishment at such \
Not at all. | am perfect,
"Why, she could not eys
audience with the emperor.
did it would be shameful F.
bother the good man with hq'
Nonsense. The emperors
glad to listen to a petite.
young girl who had saved /.
him. And, as Tor securin.
ence, l will attend to that
Give me pen and paper
The landlord, wondering Y
was awake or dreaming or :
senses, brought writing matz
the stranger scrubbed some.
bit OF paper and handed it
lord, saying: .
give that to your daugbt,
her to go to the palace tom i
O'Clock noon. And be sure {
her soldier with her. Th,n
admitted to the emperor's r
presenting that paper, and \
tee that he will listen to thgl
Without waiting to MAJ.
lions or to reply to que>tiNl',
left the shop. The land@y
as he had gone rushed To IL I
watched him as he str0.4(
down the street. The vain
who had refused to serve Z
also went to the door. wonia
had so interested his nei--I
man. Together they eXanIr
per he had left, but could Z
ing out of it except three :
j. and r.
All that day and in the n
family of the landlord, w
and her soldier, discussed 4
of risking making fools Of {
by going to the palace. |.
The decision was to 60 (
admitted on the strangers.
on entering a room where Y
received petitions they Sa-
was the stranger who had
olate in their coffee house
He received them with
without requiring them 70 ,
case handed Roslna checSN
sand crowns.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-06-16
The Professions

MISS ELEANOR N. SHlElEa
Graduate and Post-Graduate Nurse
At Residence Of Mrs. George Wright
301 S. Tennessee Avenue
Phone 1922
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-06-16

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-17
MELEYs GoRNER

Battles like that staged in York
last night between Battling Levinsky
and Leo Houck are the kind that
kills the fight sport. Houck is a
good boy when he meets an opponent
in his class. Last night he was 10
pounds lighter than the New Yorker
and it was a one-sided battle from
the start.
Indications are that the much
talked-of all-star program may not
be offered to the fight fans of Harris
burg. Promoters who We're anxious
to furnish the talent in order to give
legislators their idea of a program,
have been unable to get together.
Fighters who were listed to come
here have important engagements
between now and June 10.
A holdover baseball championship
from last season was settled yester-
day. The Car Shop team of Enola
defeated the Enginehouse nine, score
to 0. These teams were tie at the
close of last season. The managers
were unable to get together until
this week The contest yesterday was
a pitchers duel between George for
Enginehouse and e. Waltz for the
Car Shop.
Members of the Boston Club yes
terday subscribed more than $4,000
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-17
Pick Tech Squad For
Pittsburgh Track Meet

Coach Hill will take a squad of IL
men to Pittsburgh for the interschoI-
astic meet that will be held in the
Smoky City under the auspices of the
University of Pittsburgh. Members
of the school are not confident of win
ming the meet. but are sure the squad
and its individuals will make a good
showing.
Their real competition will be with
the Shaw High school of Cleveland.
The Ohioans are the champions of the
State, and to win at Pittsburgh will
give the Maroon athletes claim to
honors of two states. In the meet last
season the Ohioans hung up some great
records, and Tech will have to do it's
best to land the honors.
Tech will be handicapped by the
fact that the entire squad cannot be
taken along. coaches were compelled
to Gull out the lads who would be
sure of scoring points for the team
because of the expense that will be
caused by the lengthy trip.
Those who will make the trip are:
Harry Eyster, Raleigh Evans. Roger
Harmon. Gilbert Elmer, John Dem
ming, Leon Malick, Ralph Sebourn
Carl Beck, Kenneth Boyer, Fred
Haehnlen and Anthony Wilsbach. The
team will be in charge of Coach HILL
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-17
ACADEMY TRACK
MEET TOMORROW
Program Includes Nineteen
Events; Annual Contest Be-
tween Greeks and Romans

The annual Academy Track and
Field Carnival will be. held tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock on the Acade-
my athletic field. The contest is be-
tween the Greeks and Romans. The
club winning the carnival adds six
points to it's favor in obtaining the
Vance c. Mccormick cup which is
awarded to the organization getting
the most points throughout the school
year.
This cup is awarded at the COM
mencement exercises held on June Z.
The contestants in the various events
try to establish new school records
which were made in previous years by
former students of the Academy. This
year several of the records are ex-
pected to be broken as the Academy
mas some fine athletics this year. The
list OF the events is as follows:
Events-100-yard dash, half-mile
run. 120-yard dash, tug of war, 1, =
and 3 forms, board jump, 44O-yard
dash.
Carrying colors (lower schooD.
100-yard dash, l, and forms.
Tug OF war, Qower SCHOOL,, pole
vault, mile run, shot put. sack race,
l. 2 and forms, baseball throw, ham
mer throw, 220-yard dash. pass back,
I, and forms, high jump, relay.