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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13
MOTOR DRIVER HELD
AFTER TWO ACCIDENTS
William J. Spencer Gives Cash Col
lateral for Court Appearance.
Other Mishsps.

William ]. Spencer, $50 Aspen
street. was arrested by police Of the
first precinct early this morning, fol-
lowing collisions between his automo-
bile and tho automobiles Of J. n.
Bolts, 1916 18th street, and Henry
Papineau, 1917 Pennsylvania avenue.
He was released on $40 collateral for
appearance in Police Court.
Spencer's car and the Bolts auto
mobile collided at Pennsylvania ave.
nue. and West Executive avenue at
l2:45 o'clock this morning. spencer's
car having previously damaged Papi-
neau's machine in front Of Papineau's
place Of business. Tho several autos
were badly damaged. but their occu-
pants escaped injury.
Daniel Norton, sixty-eight years
old, Eli Sd street southeast. was
knocked down by q motor cycle at
Pennsylvania avenue and "a street
southeast about midnight. His face
was cut. He was taken to Casualty
Hospital. Tho motor cycle did not
stop.
A motor delivery wagon operated BY
Frank e. Plummer. 444 o street, yes.
terday afternoon knocked down Thorn.
as Mansfield, colored, thtrty-nvo years
old, 635 Gordon avenue northeast,
near 10th and D streets. Aansdeld's
head was cut and he received 6rst aid
at Emergency Hospital
Blanche Toome. six years old, 1907
Potomac street, was knocked down by
Kendrick, 100 18th street southeast,
while crossing at Potomac ana NJ
streets yesterday afternoon. She was
treated at Georgetown University
Hospital for injuries to her face.
An automobile Of the Interior De-
partment was struck by . street car
at 18th and I streets yesterday after.
noon and damaged to the amount Of
$500. The street car was only slightly
damaged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13
Deaths Reported.

TIE following deaths were reported to the
health department In the past twenty-four
hours:
John O. Fr1sdricks, "A. 1888 9Th street.
Hattie Wylie, ~, Garneld Hospital
Hester simms, %. Washington Asylum Hos
Onefrio crusafulu. Q. s47 Maryland avenue
John walsh, %. Washington Asylum Hos
George Mortimer Howe. 70. 1876 Vermont
walter Tharp. 81. Garfield Hospital.
Amanda Elizabeth Browne. 81. $50 B street
Henry Harris. IS. Garfield Hospital.
Edwin Hart, month, 24s1 18th street.
Ella Jane Kortf 80. 1881 street.
Minnit Herbet, g. 1905 Gailatin street.
Rose Smith, 20. I'll 81 street.
william Tishe. 20. Georgetown University
Harry L. Nerberry. "a, St. Elizabeth Hos
pital.
Charles Semi. %. Hospital o. s. Soldiers.
Aletha Simmons, "a. Providence Hospital.
Catherine Norrinston, 50. Washington Asy
Ethel sargent, Q, 1913 street southeast.
Capt. Samuel E. Pogue, 81; Garfield Hospital
James B: Shines; g: 17SS Oregon avenue
William Cowman. 81. George Washington
University Hospital.
Kirts T. aoDkin.; 81; si ,ss Hospital.
MISSOURI KeSiler, DO, 1924 Belmont road.
Margaret Bowman. 20, Sibley Hospital.
Lydia Burroughs, 70. Little Sisters Of the
Poor.
James Hawkins. q, st. Elizabeth Hospital.
Arthur Dixon. g. Garfield Hospital
John Lewis. IS. 410h 6H street southwest.
Bessie Maker. %. Casualty Hospital.
Halle Day, q, 2615 street.
Stella White. g. 81 Defrees street.
Alice Rich. %, 1910 Harrison avenue south.
east.
Laur. Cant, 40, 2225 9Th street.
Moses Nadre, 10, S01 Barry place.
Florence Eeott Parker. "a, 1855 Corcoran
street.
Haydee Hit. %. 81 P street northeast.
Melvin Anderson, 10. Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13

financial considsfasisa q . eaif ana
equitable character Unless thla ID
done the ONCE will. undoubtedly. lose
the services Of many trained ana ex-
perienced clerks, whose pisces 1t
would be exceedingly difiuuit to ali.
'.The situation % becomine . very
/. s.ot S sS: swin5 e re s lev ss.s
Congress- Ia most eaooo yoafD go,
and cannot be changed without eens
gressionA1 action"
- Hexbsst RutnAaa, kiheax1an e oVn-
Gfe0De
'ifhe salaries paid Z large Part Of
the library stan today Ne not tiving
salaries: and until thsy equal those
paid elsewhere. especially until they
shall DO oQualiaed with those paid IA
other government estahlishms nts, the
library win ind itself seriously GRIP.
pied at the very times. - at present,
when II u called upon g render ssrv.
toe OF . character that requires the
highest efficiency,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13
TELLS OF "BELGIUM'S CROSS. -
Mile. silvercruys Hero After Lee
furinr Tour in GAMBIA

Mile. Suzanne eilvercruys. daughter
Of q Justice Of the supreme court Of
Belgium, will lecture before the Ma
tional Geographic Society. on "Bsl-
gums Cross" in the Auditorium OF
tho New Masonic Temple. this aster-
noon at <:A6 and tonight at s:15.
After the ravaging Of her native
land by the Huns Mile. 9ilveTcfuys
accompanied her father on . tour of
inspection to the desolatsd cities Of
Louvain. Dinsnt and Namur. and in
her address this afternoon and this
evening she will tell. from her own
knowledge. what the BelgiAns have
suffered ct the hands Of the Huns.
Mile. eilvercruys appears In the
brilliantly coloFed native Belgian
costume whom on the lecture plat.
form. She reached Washington Tues.
day after q speaking tour Of Canada,
under the patronage Of the governor
general. the Duke Of DevonshirA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13
WILLARD 10000.
SOLDIERS TO GET WORK.
Local Organization Formed to Co
Opersts With United States
Employment Service.

For purpose Of cooperation with the
Unitsd States employment service In
placing at work $1,000 soldiers from the
District Of Columbia who will soon re-
turn, . temporary organization was
formed last night in tho boardroom Of
the District building.
The organization win be completed ut
q meeting to bs hsld 1t the Same place
At 1 O'Clock Monday afternoon. It viii
b made UP Of representatives from O.
Org civic, business. religious, fratern,
and welfare organisation in tho city.
Louis Rrownlow. chairman Of the
board Of District Commissioners, pre-
sided and explained tho purpose Of the
organization. Among those making ad-
dresses were John Joy Edison, Col Rob-
ert N. Harper. Nathan A. Smith Of the
United States employment service and
Edward Lycett Of tho community labor
board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13
Corporal Back on Duty.

Detectives O'Brien, Grant and Bar
bee made an Investigation of the
shooting. When Corp. Harris ap-
was recorded at police headquarters
as being arrested and turned over to
the military authorities. He returned
to police duty on Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
Coroner hewitt heard statements of
the affair and concluded the case was
one for the military, and not the
civil, authorities. Cohen's body was
taken to Walter Reed Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13
LEPERS ARE CONSIDERED
At EVANSVILLE Meeting
Mrs. Champ Clark Discusses John
EARLY Before Woman's 1nterde.
neminat1enal Missionary Unien.

HYATTsv1LLlc. Ma. December a.
Tho woman's fntsrdsnosninational
Missionary Union Of Hysttsviiis held
morning and afternoon sessions In
the Pinckney Memorial Protestant
Episcopal Church yesterday.
Tho meeting was in the interest Of
lepers. Addresses were made BY ".
NJ. Danner. American secretary, mis-.
sion to lepers, ana Mrs. J. N. Culbert-
son. Mrs. Champ Clark. wife Of the
Speaker Of the House Of Represents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13
CONGRESS IS ASKED
TO RAISE D. C.. AND
U. S. EMPLOYEES PAY

CONTINUED from First Pa9e.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13
Urges 81 a Day Increase
for Federal Employees
at Committee HEARING

Pay increase Of 81 . day for fed.
eral employees. to meet tho cost Of
necessities. 10 being urged upon the
House appropriations committee BY
representatives Of the National Fed
Grafton Of Federal Employees.
At q hearing before the legislative
subcommittee, Luther c. Steward, ma
tional president Of the federation.
made q plea yesterday in behalf of
the government workers.
The dollar-a-day increase 10 intend
cd to take the place Of the $40 per
Year allowed In addition to basic
salaries for the current year, which
President Steward pointed out was
never adequate, and with the in
crease in the cost Of living during
the past twelve months leaves the
government employees in IN almost
lntolerable situation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13
| army DESERTER KILLED
WHEN ARREST IS SOUGHT
Corp. Harris and Private Nehedy,
Acting Police, Halt Flight Of
Private Cohen.

Private Sandy Alexander Cohen. col.
ored, 1851 Green court, about e:46
o'clock last night was shot through
the body by Corp. Louis Harris, 22d
Infantry. while running away In an
attempt to evade arrest ~ an alleged
deserter from Camp Dix, N. ]. Nor
tally wounded, he continued his fight,
reaching his home, where he died .
few moments afterward.
Cohen's arrest as a deserter from
the military camp had been asked Of
the police. It was reported last night
that he had been seen in the vicinity
Of his home, In Green court. Corp.
Harris and Private Thomas Mehedy,
members OF the military police force,
were sent to arrest him.
Second Shot Hits Him.
Cohen appeared at his home while
the military policemen were there and
was placed under arrest. Cohen broke
away and started to run. When he
failed to obey command to stop one
him, and a second shot, directed at
him. took effect.
The wounded man lodged out Of
Green court, ran through / street and
returned home. He was dead when
the military police arrived there.
Corp. Harris and Private Mehedy
went to the headquarters Of the mill
the shooting and were told to report
IF n the Cifv nnlicq-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13
LIMIT RECESS TO THREE DAYS
Majority Leaders in Congress
A3ree on Christmas Holiday.

The recess Of Congress for over
the Christmas holidays would be
limited to three days under an agree
ment reached by Senator Martin and
Representative Kitchin, the demo-
cratic leaders in tho Senate and
House.
The leaders said that because OF
tho crush of work there Is general
opposition to an extended recess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13
Not tho Statue Of wllian II.

10 ehs Rditne e n sun
The illustrator appeaFtne tn ne
Star Of "Wednesday last fspsessntlng
an overturned equestrian oeaeue In
Nets 10 not that oe the late Kaiser, but
the statue Of his grandfather. Empsr.
Or william !. designed ~ Frederick
Won Miller and sssotsa In 1881. There
10 but one eQusoeriAn statue Of the
late kaiser q osrmany: the one on the
RohonSol1ef0 oft0Go ee Cologuo, DE-.
signed BY Prof. Louis Tuaiilon. There
are ten or more equestrian statues In
Germany Of 0mpssor william I The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13

tivea talked "a he sulasee. IN John
Early . Lspeer
n Mr.: :t M1s y z .ss' = ~ s sasa.a
school and exhibited the Amefican
tias that was afst 2 80. through
the Panama canal down from the
mast of the steam16iD Oristoba1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13
Honest AdveftlS3nI.

For he peoesetioo q It's
eesdsfA The Star carefully
ee1SosS IN advestisiaS sub
mitted for publication. and 50
fas % 10 possible. bars al false
and fraudulent statements.
Readers afe requested 70 -.
.iss The IS ss. q; y Rs,ss:ssias5 the
tisers BY bfinging 70 the at
teutioa 81 the pspef any state
nene that they might dnd g b
fssudulenk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13

Eight men have been arrested
charged with being implicated in q
plot to rob trains at Gwin and Tchuls,
Miss. It IL alleged that probably
$4,000 worth. Of whisky has beer,
stolen and hidden In the Tchula
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-13

Berlin b. Ringofd-1fG1sC1esd3M1s
1887. The statue 10 suEgestiye q ths
Sherman statue In New York BY
' FRANKLIN sTHNI1.
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GERMAN LANGUAGE NOT
WANTED IN KINGSVILLE

biNGSNiilE AUe iO Ai tnD lorl
iHi me@inp ~ thr kiObmr County
rntinrl of Defense fho foliswinr r,su.
luuan W,r, paased
Whefraf The tntcd States Of
America at wnt with an, Imperial
iorman nation und
Wh,rrat r'Nen iutelArouf mtn read.
Ives thHt 70 nfr AMI death sif1ie
elc hriWeon thc Icnplt ui th, two ua
iious .na
Waucas WthnH thorough unit,
nf language So wlll rcman divided
pcopi0 in spirit and mll an easier pres
20 tnf oven present aud usidioua pipp
alHanda| which stus,d tho downfall OF
Russia and created rrcat havoc n
rails Jud
Whcrc'a Fnriirh Is me NngHngo Of
thr nifrd SfafDa nnl it b. aY.niutrit
v.srnNHl thu the Younger generation
louid hccome thorouphlr fHmiimr
with ihe rnrnsl mnguarc ana
Whereas trnrrl urged hs fht
Council os National Dofcna, ana con
currcd in hN inc state Council of ilo
fyusc that tho ENGLISH hnruaec hr
made thr means ui communication n
ai puhlc matters snd in ail enherugt
ana ilao iu tno homc4 ana iu ihe piN
iir conversation Hnd
Whereas. Patriotic eitrers nf Gcr.
man descent Will rcadily appreciate tho
dclicaca of the situation and tilt nocc--
sits Tor mtting the English luennro
the mraus 90 communication there
fore Boz III
kcaohcd iiy the l<lchere County
Council ~ pcfcnse. Timt tho above
a..
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AWctisau sslllri0 alth ar wounded.
whether the, hciang ga ihe American
WmA nf in thr Iritlsl nf Canadian
fetpra r,rrA soldier ia Nisitrd ai ictst
vuNc q wc,k ANA "a supplied with eum
forts uf thfiou. hiudt Including eupl,s
Nf ihr locN nrWNpsrea uf hiH nomt
TOWN. which mas hc ihicr iu HiN ihnN
nui miles NWnN More Than zoe $50.
ntn Hp ncindri in thH care Com
miiter tne iif sub committee W.
vrN fcei amp training mmr atn
uon rfHifN oi other point Whrtc the
American tuer hstn hN,n Hntian,d
oi Air HNHlt iu hs stationed lhr Nmrf
Gam Ned cross finds Work 90 hc dome
tu. thH iurpAse hfAo nrsani1itiou
hs boom NpNt uit taNoiluF thr entire
country
tn ,NNN camp of American sol
liers DEE lisd gf1at representatives Nfp
an lnnl constantly to afsAt the .fmA
fhDAl n ihNif wufk if ranioDn
81 needed ol recreation tens of "a
hnuliai irnt ur Iced crn# So fh.fc
Cd euppN t
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PRICE or The COTTON
STANDARDS INCREASED

WASHINGTON %. e. Aus Ill.,
rllers lor the Ofneal Cotton stan
darif of the United states were 20
creased 90 S45 fof tho sot Cpl grades
al white cotton and Sa5 Tor the s,t
oi ID grades of colorcd cotton August
T. l9lN. This is 500 accugduuee wuh
AN announcement iust issued ny the
Department ct Agriculture which
states ihat tho increases have hsou
maIc because of the rise n the piiyc
or cotton supplies and materials used
in preparing the standards.
The cost OF "a fractional part at
clthci thp white ol colofcd s1.s of
staudards Is now So for each nux uf
giraffe Sew Samples 10 ,,placc Ola,
n amy hoN oi fhC practical forms rc
TURNED to me Department has boom
liked at SO rs iUaisc uf che box CON
tainei at tho rate of 40 cents iof
cach sample when the nmhcr fur-
nishol la or i,ss in ono box
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The Thomas School For Girls
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

Literary expression and business departments
First class advantages Careful supervision Absolutely fire.
proof building Steam heat All convcncnces Country life
City privileges. Limit twenty-five boarding girls Ten small
boys under l. taken boarding pupils under careful
supervision and discipline Write for catalogue address
a. A. THOMAS a. NJ. President
Route t. Box 81 San Antonio Texas
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1t is an Established
Fact.

hat there should be Therma Freess Coolsstove in your
home
What that} You say arc bit positivcp OF course
We've shown you where and whyc have given you Things
% think about ha should eliminate all doubt your minds
Doesn't prevent much cooking by using foods
which might be thrown a,yay}
Doesn't il YOU fuel in The cooking and isn't fuel one
81 the essential things have MOVE
Doesn't tho food cooked The recss weight practically the
before S cookcd}
Doesn the fats used in fying-als which vitality
important IN the making OF eNplosves}
Docsn your health and the health of your family by
giving them food which is properly cooked Doesn't il
your strength toby giving you much more time of
hol kitchen and away from a sweering oookstovep
on does-yyhat is the answer thcn}-Ihs is it,
u YOU HAVEN'T A IllERNlATIC NOW YOU SHOULD
HAVE ONE II SOLVES THE KITCHEN PROBLEM
AND SOlNES III THOROUGHLY
One ought to be IN your home now-phone usour plan of
payment places any OF the various within your reach
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LORPUS CHRISTI
SOCIETY. -
Miss Jeanette ounst. aoeissy Editor
phons cOe
NplspurAnlr EVIDENCE

iNpiNfO Auit tNlDtN CI
] Npuii'l hiu, hA riielHu# in iiH
tWirklm ~ sn ttr
cut nf mptc'u thousand s0idicf1
when the hif lDNi,N wont hY
Nut ~ moro dun mcn ana hofaca and
tiiiittY Why $50
! hnowtd him ln q miuui, when h,oid
ihc disi band pla,'
Vh'N ~uN might, liA' tho snuugatrr
as they an HWunF down th' Tine.
lonhin straight ahrad tni h'epin au'p
aud mnrchin mighty zine,
hui ! spotted him iht minute hc w1N
night cnpuFh tn H'r
And D. KIND " plvamni shi'ci eume and
rln nl over ue
u fnu aaf me huw lon, % den1
know Ha I eauHi N.
hW he looked s Hiil, 0il .het uaN fhr
ref, Of thoin aamn way.
ilr wnH Nuifpnod $40 0uo ne.tcr and
Dr. hrnd wac tultt hlail
Just nftc WEE Nlt mghci Whom Gee
scent iaaufHn ht
And hc stopped AtI0 apiyrr ST 81
f-rt % socmoA io ms
Nnd he neNcf seemed ip tire hni wcnt
mNchn win fteo
Ana study smooth lnd awiurln
suld' mo, au locked miphlA
fine
isut ,ou Couldn't hea hni euoi Dim
WHOM incy a' emo down tho
Nnc
yhe w ust la difference not
mueh I'm fr,t to anN
i'W tneF wnnH litl' Inference ntilc
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WEATHER SUMMARY
STATES DEPARTMENT or
LTURE---W EATHER
BUREAU


Weather bulletin for the - houts
ending az D. IN. 10Th Meridian time.
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CALLER CLASSIFIED
ADS ALWAYS
SET
RESULTS
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Remember that Caller Classified Ads
afe certain 70 get results,
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turin havc returned Go thcif home. af.
I ~ nlcaHant solonfu III The Nuoccs.
/ Hotel
Mr Julius NJ Merton. Miss Alice
I Norton SIS and Mfa Harry Palmer
/ Mts j G. Gale ~ san Antonio Mr ana
Mrs r. Hciaoher Nh and Mrs g. 81.
/ Ice ana children ct Den,sop ana Miss
nNngN llckey of BrnwuwoOl are
quests ai ho Tatum House.
:. :. :.
Mrs. MoFsddn Hostess
4 Mis- 40 NotHddiu of Ni,toria gave ID
dchrhinW bathing pnrfy u tho Month
cnch hHtNhousc on Tuesday ln honpf
uf hof motc Miss i.ottlc Son roftuH
oi ciohsd Snpper was -er.cd aifcr
an rniof1hlo swim Aside from tho
/ hostess nnd rnp ~ honor fhove pros
cui wefc Missos Grace Miller. star
Woodlnun Mildred VIRGO tAusuni
Edith Chnhoi tSau Antonsoi Iono
/ ilodd lorraine Cahcl l~hetmtnl YEA
dle Nc'amphei Captain 1'hotc Lieu
tenants Whippi, tArr H,rry NIosara
Aick and GoOrer Childa
:. !. :.
Mrs Chappoilo Entertains
Mrs 81 Chppelic waH HOSTESS al
an cninNhhle bathing panty at th.
NWth ir3cli hAthhouHc GA Wcduc day
afternoon Her guests were Misses
Virginia Austin Helen rord Dorothy
i<lr,rttrich Eleanor Hopkins. uoroih,
lioinard Mageio CLARK and Eddie Me
Campbell
Miss Butlor honorre
Al4- Margaret Hutlcr of Austin. who
n thc gucsi of Miss Eleanor Hopkins
was tHc rno-t ni honor at d delighuul
party given hy Auss Hopkins on Thurs
daA ai the Nouh Beach lathhousc
Those Whn ruioNcd MNS Hopkins
hospitality we're Miss Margaret But
lci Margaret Wroo Ndcie 'pimnn
fiolrn nnH Nahfc scott Messrs Nin|
Hopkins VAIN r1ssci l.catpf Morris
:. :. :.
Musical at Church
conc ai thr W0at deliehifal musical
events which has occurred u fho city
n s0wo Time WAS the program given
u tNc Presbyterian chufch on f1iinA
evening Thc soipists were W. W Az
ien Ht Austin aas istcd hy Miss >aihcf
mc Redmond aud Mrs " Is Craig
The program npcnrd with nn organ
prelude March of The Pilgrims r,u
icrcd hs Airs ~ d. Craig
Mn Aliens ungs were beautifully
rendered lus Voice g. delightful
BARITONE and he numbers wore suns
Nifh surh lnteihsencc and expression
l'rNcnluly pleasing werc Mr. Allcn'-
condition ~ Danny pcrNef' AVID Th,
srrtuel Ana Mr.. Allen IS "a versatile
musician and his piano $50 %.
NpcthnAru's sonata pathetiuuo' was
exceedingly Well given.
Mies katherine Redmond whose
chHrmins Soprano voice has boon hcafd
number nf times this summer gnNr
Nn attractive group uf SONGS with
piano aocomwnment by Miss Ney ~
rOrslcann
Mf Nllen accompanimonfs We're
played hs Alrs ~ ". Craig
lulmc enc free viii offering Miss
Key played "raumello' on the or
rin which was "a delightful ,onclud-
ng number 0i Use excellent program
:. :. !.
Womsns Missionary Society
Dec Woman Missionary society Of
inr fTsi Methods, church viii meet Boo
ine fullowins CIRCLES on Tuesday aft
afuoOn. Circle VIII have not meet
ne This week circle a. with Mrs. 5
= Simpson on Carriao street circle
lll with Mrs %. -. ilulicmon ON
furman nNcnue
>. !. =
Missionary so1iety
The Momau's Missionary society %
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4ln InrHfufuf liI1-
H fnn Hff of TefnH 80
tnnfuirn foifl-
eratlnHa fHiuplaon tun
aNi boarding school n
neiI boss tin'ofa 1ts
fn
NNtNb = 81 President
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Missionary So1iety
The Momaua Missionary society %
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.TOBY'S ,
BUSINESS COLLEGE
.sssrtsn. snssa.ts si,rill
Wxco. Torae

Bookkeeping fan ling.
Shorthand rIfIug
leumansafl and
Academic Departments
The IIigh Gr8dc : school
For iIigh Grade Students
,alalog FEE EalsI AhI I'm,
We TEACH BY MAIL
bookkeeping ef f-
'i1rd Touch Tyroarif-
.ug leuraHusrr HHsi-
1css hrtnwniic. Eng
isH Hur Business iai-
.cr Writing .-----u--..-s.
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Our Lady of the Lake College
The Select School for Girls

COLLEGIATE COURSES SCHOOL GRADUATES
EdurIt
fEfTtfrArF~
% 3 l.
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MUSIC. EXPRESSION. DOMESTIC SCIENCE
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11
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Mrs q Chtppellc was hoatcss at
an cnlnNahle bathing panty at th,
Nmth urach hAthhouso GA Wednesday
afternoon Tier guests We're Misses
Virginia Austin Helen tord Dorothy
llirhratrick Eleanor Hopkins. dorothy
l;otnafd MuEeio CLARK and Eddie Me
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11

Mra Julius NJ Norton Miss Alice
Norton. SIS nnd MfH Harry Palmer
Mts. ! G. Gale ~ san Antonio MI ana
Mrs e. hclaeher MI and Mrs 81.
Ice and children ct Donsop ana Miss
iNnHN Hickey of iirnwuwool are
quests ai fhe Tatnm House
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-03-07
What We Believe.

II we NIL acted upon what we all be.
lieve, what a different world this would
be-. Everyone admits that it is more
blessed to give than to receive. Yet:
instead of seeking happiness by Civ.
Ing OF our best to those about us, we
sit waiting for 1t to be brought to rs.
through the kindness Of others. We,
are like those who are learning to.
swim n though they know the wa.
ter VIII bear them up If they follow d.
rect1ons. cannot bring themselves to,
let 80. 1t is safe to trust to the,
truths that all believe, but so few act
upon.-Girl's Companion.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-03-07
Exciting.

Johnny was ut the concert and he.
was badly bored. His mother was un.
easy, for Johnny was disturbing 9th.
ers' but when a girl began to sing 1.-THE.
Minstrel Boy and reached the line Ellis.
FATHERS sword he girded on" Johnny
was alive with excitement.
You like this, johnny" said his.
mother. ut is" BE quiet. mother
no." said Johnny impatiently. II want
to see what happens to him when his
father gets home"