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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-03-07
Buy a war savings stamp.

Buy a war savings stamp.
Richard Swinburn was a Wales
visitor in Iangdon on Monday for a
short time.
Miss Mary Hamilton spend Sunday
down the line with friends in Osna-
brock.
Howard Radford is for the present
holding down a position in the drug
store of DR.. E. l. Donovan.
Ladies finest gowns, dresses, suits
and coats, made to look like new. Try
our dry cleaning. Bill Size, custom
tailor, Langdon. North Dakota.
Clement Tourand is now located in
the old Red Front store building on
the opposite side of Third street from
his old stand in the Matthew & LeBrun
pool hall and bowling alley.
Sheriff Fred A. Thompson and wife
we're passengers down the line GA
Monday, going to Fairdalc to attend
a farewell reception to q friend of the
family who is leaving this spring for
the west.
Jas. Bromley and wife, former re-
sidents Of Langdon and this county
were arrivals Monday from northern
Minnesota, where they have been To-
Gated since leaving here upwards Of a
years ago.
H. L. Brink, the immigration off :
Ger was a visitor down the line on
Monday from Hannah looking for evi.
dence to aid him in rounding up aliens
who have been lately crossed the
boundary line from Manitoba without
the needed war time passports.
J.. j. Robson was a Monday ARR.
val, returning from his cattle buying
trip of over two weeks in southern
Minnesota making purchases of a
carload shipment of graded and pedi.
greed Shorthorn stock for local buy
ers. The cattle came in IN the
freight of the same evening.
Commencing with this week Lang
don City Schools are putting an extra
eighty minutes into the days work,
1t is expected thereby to shorten ul
the closing aemester Of the schoo
year 80 as to enable the elder scholars
to do their ''bit'' in farm work dur
ing the haying, harvesting and thresh
ing seasons.
B. E. Groom left On Tuesday
train for Fargo where q meeting o.
the secretaries Of county fair a%ssocia
tions is being held this week. 1t i
expected that the schedule of count,
fair dates will be arranged and con
cessions signed up for many Of tn:
biggec attractions and racing event
that will foll5w the circui5 Of count.
fairs ever the state this season.
On Thursday Of next week San
Burnett vii! have an auction sale c
his farm seven miles north and 81
miles east Of Langdon at which Their
will be offered to buyers t1irty-thce
+, head Of desirable work horses an
' young farm stock as we'll a9 a com
, plete line of machinery. The sal
will be conducted by Auetioneer Ton
Kietfer, o. Wales and full particular
/: ard list Of property to De sold can b
: seen on large bll]s. The farm rs On
mile east 2f Robert Murie's.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-03-07

will need the services of q book
keeper to keep things in shape under
the new governmental regulations.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24
The Red Cross

The lied Cross met yesterday
with Mrs. &. G. Freeman. The
meeting next we,k will be with
Mrs. J. o Reynolds. The ladies
yesterday received II pounds ol
yarn and will knit socks, helmets,
sweaters and wristlets. All
who will assist them are cordi
ally invited to h. lp; you are wei
come at the meetings, or you
may knit at home. The ladies
also have 50 yards Of muslin and
are making surgical dressings
All elderly ladies' who are willing
to hem napkins, handkerchiefs
and wash cloths at home for the
Red Cross will he sent a supply
if they will notify Mrs. W. NJ
Divan.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24
Wayside Cleanings

Sunday school at the Macomb
Methodist church every Sunday.
Some winter weather lately.
Little Paulette Turner has the
measles.
Florence Hart is quit i'll with
the fever.
Coday McIn'osh's family have
the measles.
The Calhoun family at Macomb
are sick with the measles.
Mr.. Schafer retu, ned from
Panama, Iowa, Tuesday whore
he visited his br ,ther His sist.
er in law died while he Was there
| There has been 20, n attend,
ance at the Macomb sch, oi for
the last two weeks because of
the bad weather.
Albert Schafer has returned
from Tarki", where he has been
located for about a year.
Alfred and Ramey Woody
went to school one day last week
and froze their feet.
Arthur b Ci:r'sty of Nevads,
Iowa. has been visiting ut his
fathers. w. A. Christy's a. for the
last week.
Will Greenwood OF Iowa is Wis.
iting at his parents, home, Mr..
and Mrs. j E. Greenwood.
Supt Boyd OF the Mountain
Grove High School visited at
the Green wool home f.om Fri.
day until Sunday. They explor-
ed the Onyx cave.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Green.
w,,od announce the arrival uf
Kennel DeForrest, at their home
Jan 90, weight y pounds. Elmer
wears the smi:e that won't come
off.
FinGley Hart, the two year Id
son of Sum K and, Cora Hart,
passed away Monday, Jan. II.
He was sick only about three
days with mcmbraneous Group.
Findley was always Q bright, in.
llteiiigent child. He !s@-..:sss 1stll' hsst
er, mother, brother Ellis and III:
ter Florence. and many friends
and relatives to mourn his loss.
Interment Tuesday in Mac NIB
cemetery. We extend our sys
mpathy to the bereaved ones.
SOMEBODY ELSE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24
School Notes

The pay, mentioned in prev.
Gus notes, will be given Feb. g
Jan 80 has BEN set by the
fuel administration As tag your
shovel day. State Supt. Lamkin
has asked all the schools TO co.
operate in this. Students will
be given tags. and every home
and -honsey y-of bssinaess<Rhere
coal is used, will receive a tag
for it's shovel
We are glad to r.'port that Ben
Grover has proved that there is
more Wisdom in staying in schO |
than seeing the world" by re
entering school. OF course W..
we're glad to welcome Ben with
us again.
Some of the high scho,l pupils
are getting busy o, the declama
tory contest to b. Civ n later.
The fourth grade are studying
the poem, "Tne Village Black
smith,"
Clifford White has re ented
third grade aft r a months alb
sence.
The second grade are reading
Young Il Fields seeond reader,
the new book recently ordered.
The first grade pupils are hav
ing to tell stories; they are learn.
ing "The Three Bears" this
week.
Following isa condensed re
port f,'r month jnst ended;
ollment--girls 104, boys 81
total 1873; average daily attehdan.
ce 155 3; number attending every
day 40; number aosent5 5 or more
days57 The number of tardies
is still 80 large that we de no,
wish this report spoiled by putt
ling the number here. AS stated
before in School Notes, most oi
these tardies are made by only
a few individuals. Beginning
next week the names of those
making the most tardies and
abs nts will be published eact
week, for hile, at least.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24
Route Number z
KING WINTER.

Som cnld weather for this
country we have just been en-
joying.
Harley Stout and son spent
Sunday al Eely Stout's
Miss Rose Williams is very i'll
Ben Freeman and wife we'e
visitors at Will Norcross' Sun
day.
Mrs. Fl M. Baker called OF
Mrs. G. W Miller Satu rday.
r ,H. NJ NJ ri .ssHsthaass hhaasffaiaads . bgss
ness trip to G,l.eu,, Kans., We'd
nesday evening returning Sat
urday morning.
Mrs. j A Riley and son Ogden
called on Mr.. and Mrs. A. J
Wilder Sunday.
J, w. Brentlinger and wife
called on his parents Sunday af
ternoon.
Andy Stout is i'll.
On account of b,d weather,
things are rather quiet and moi
much news to gather
SUKEY,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24
Lead Hill

Sunday School every Sunday
at 10 a. m. Preaching every 1st
Saturday night and Sunday by
Rev. M. V. Spain Of Cedar Gap.
Singing every 4th Sunday.
We still have winter yet and
lots OF snow.
Mrs. Albert Randolph of
Springfield Is visiting her old
neighbors around EeadHll They
lived at one time three years on
the place now owned by Robert
Harvey.
Fred C,ider and wife and
mother, Mrs. Jake Crid'.r. and
Will have been visiting in Sey
mour from Friday until Tuesday
They started Friday in their
spring wagon and they got to
the long lane going west this side
of Cedar Gap and the snow was
drifted 80 deep they had to turn
and 90 h Mansfield and 60 up
on 1Ol that evening.
Sam Goss and wife and baby
and Aaron Heard visited at Joe
GO-s' Sunday night.
There has been no Sunday
school for three Sundays on &C
c unit of so much snow. 1t has
been drifted so bad that all OF
the country school had to dis
miss.
LIZA JANE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24
Notice to Registrants

The Local Board for Wright
County has completed the class
itication uf all the registrants un
der it's jurisdiction. Each regis
trant should have received from
the board q notice OF the class in
which he was placed by the
board. This is called the first
notice of his tlassitic .tion. The
final notice of the classification
is now being prepared for ali re-
gistrants finally classified, who
haye not appealed their cases,
and who did not make claim for
deferred classification on agri'
cultural grounds. These will be
classified as soon as their cases
have heen disposed Of by the
district board.
This final notice of classified
ton should be carefully preserv.
ed by all registrants and kept on
or near their person ut all times.
1t takes the place of the regis.
tratiOn certificate that was issued
June 5, 1917 Any officer can re-
quire it's production. This card
should correspond ia class to the
first notice sent out, unless your
case has been appea'ed and re
versed by the district board.
Any errors should be brought to
the attention of this board. This
board expects to begin physical
examination for all of class ! on
Jan. %. Watch tie mails. Your
notice will tell you the date to
appear. This applies only to
class /. - Local Board, Wright
County, HArtv lie, Mo.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24
LIZA JANE.
Olathe No l

Every body seems to be gett
ing pretty tired of th'se six
weeks of snowy weather.
DR.. Mack Davis children are
just recovering from measles.
Claud Shiplry has entered the
Endeavor School.
Hode Freeman made q bust
ness trip to Mansfield Saturday
Mrs. Myrtle Hitchcock expects
to return to Tarkio soon.
Harry Turner is back on 6
visit, but he expects to retura to
/ his work sd5ff --------------.-----
Jan. 29 is the special meeting
for th. consolidation of Clay
township, which vii, be held at
Shiloh School house at 2 p. m
All the voters areexpacted to GO
LOue Davis and wife have
been O.athe visitors for the past
few days.
Mrs. James Freeman has
been staying with her daughter,
Mrs. Mack Davis, to help take
care of the children while they
had measles.
Anum her iu this neighborhood
re suffering with colds.
Sunday school at Shiloh every
Sunday. BRUNElT.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24
Midway

This big snow il just the thing
for sleighs and there are lots OF
them here, to. Sleigbriding is
sure q good plstime.
The roads are just low getting
passable and there was. the lar
gest crowd in Midway, Saturday
that was ever known to be.
C,ld weather and sickness &c
W II together, As we have had
tie roldest weather ever known,
50 we have more sickness than
ever before,
Measl, and whooping cough
are at Jasper Tayl"r's, measles
at George Ipock's, whooPing
cough at Johnnie Dudley's, and
Ray Howard has the mumps.
All of George lpock's family are
sick and their friends are show
ing their friendship by helping
them with their work and caring
for the sick.
Otto Dedmon and wife are the
proud parents of a beautiful
baby girl. We learn that she has
been named Jerryene Josephine.
Miss Maude Todd, Pleasant
Knob school teacher, has been
very Ill the past week but has
taught school every day.
News is scarce because nc
body talks about anything ex
cept the condition of the wealth.
er. ....
KING WINTER.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24

Spring Wagons and Baggias
at J. G. Carter's. adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24
Route Number Three

Preaching at New Hope every
second Saturday and Sunday at
l1a.m.-Rev G Chad We'll, Pastor.
L. l. Land and wife dined At
CA. Mi,chcll's Sunday Huber
Harris called in the evening.
Grin and Jesse Newton called
on ]. M. Newton Wednesday
evening.
Mike Bran-tetter, wife and
son Woodrow, Mrs. d S. Dorrell
and grandson June and G. F.
Harris aud wife dined at Silas
Moons Sunday.
Lacie aud John Moore, who
h I'VE been visiting relatives in
this vicinity have returned to
their home near Chilhowee.
CASEY JONES
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24
To the Public

1 have ordered CITY Marshal
E. E. Short to notify coasters to
select some other hill than Ava
road south of Mansfield for C asst
ing, as the coasting makes the
road 80 slick the farmers cannot
haul to town the wood which Is
much needed at this time. | have
also ordered three loads Of cin'
ders scattered over this hill to
help the farmers get wood up the
hill where several horses have
fallen recently. p. Il. Riley,
mayor adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24

ing cir, les. He represents one
OF the largest WILL drilling and
mining machinery companies of
Joplin.
H. N. Uri, geologi>t and field
manager for the B-eler Steph
Sharp Mining Co, has resumed
operations. One drill is at work
and others will be located and
put to work at once II the wealth
er continues to moderate.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24
Macomb

Rev. M. Sandifer preached at
the Baptist church Sunday.
Thomas Royal returned home
from Joplin Tuesday.
Mrs. Hart is visiting her son,
S. K. Hart.
Mrs. r. E. Hot is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ballard Findley
Anna Findley has been stay
ing with Mrs. S. K. Hart the
past week.
PENNY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24

Yesterday we printed bills
for Hosea Stout for a sale Jan. %.
he expects to go to Oklahoma;
for l. M. Roy and son for a sale
Jan. 81, they expect to. go to Cal
ifornia; for e. A. Richardson for
q sale Feb. 6, near Norwood; for
King Dowden for a sale Feb. ~
near Cedar Gao, he also expects
to 90 to California.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24

Go ID 6 room house, splendid
barn for 5 head of stock, also
crib and poultry house in the
splendid factory town of Deep
water, Mo-, to exchange fol-
property in Mansfield, Mo. Fol-
particulars see RAY JOHN
SON, Mansfield, Mo. -ad.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24

tlcslly been raised to produce
the ore these rugged hills con-
tain. Several assays show the
Mansfield district does furnish
principally premium ore. The
hotels and rooming houses here
are crowded aud. we are proud of
the lucky strike and do not hesi
tate to crow.
W. A. Bankston, general sales
agent OF the Sparta Iron Works,
Sparta, Wis, came in yesterday
and will be here several days
looking over the mines
Dr.. Beeler of Oknulgee, a
member of the Beeler.Steph
Sharp Mining Co, returned yes.
terday and says the Company
has some fine specimens of ore,
showing the highest assay of any
field in the state. DR.. Beeler and
his associates are successful mi
ners. having large interests in
different parts OF Oklahoma.
Tom Dunson and Lon Dunson,
Greek Indians, and men Of wealth
arrived from Wetumka, Okla,
to inspect the new mining fields
Tom Murdoch of Columbus, O.
assayist and mining expert, a
gentleman who has been in the
employ Of the government and
fhas been Sent TO all parts 81 the
! v orld 10 inspect mines, is a Wis
I, itOr and will be with us several
days.
J.R, Sandage, field manager of
the Mansfield Mining and Devel
opment Co. of which J.H. Havens
of Buff la, NY, is president; N
Rosenberg, Joplin, vice presi.
dent; CO. Storm, secretary; II.
W. James, treasurer, returned
from Oklahoma yesterday aid
says his company will push WORK
on their lands as fast as the
weather will permit. Drills a'e in
Operation and other drills. being
shipped from the Sparta I'on
Worrs will arrive SC, IN. A strike
a>saying 80 per cent for al3.foot
face on their property, has caused
a general influx of people to in
spect these holdings for loca'
lion of mills. Their business is
getting so large, that it is the in
tentiun to move the offices, which
are now at 532 Landers Bldg
Springfield, to Mansfield within
the next 30 days.
i Ray West and G. Conklin OF
Grand Island, Neb., ale here on
a visit and expect to be interest
ed in the mine known as the
Drowned Cat and a 80 acre lease
on the Elwood Bogart farm ir
connection with A. r. Friend.
i W. r Walker, driller for the
Nebraska Mining Co., who is op
Grating a drill at the Drowned
!, Cat lease, went t0 his home II
Douglas county during the colo
weather but has returned ant
resumed op' 'ratioDs on a acontrac
for 5000 feet of drilling. Mr.
Walkers father is also moving
drill to the Mansfield field, wher'
, he has contract with the SAM
, company for 5000 feet.
From the Tulsa Morning Times
, of Monday, Jan. II.
|, "Okmulgee, Jan13 = Dr.. T. I
Beeler and W.Steph, AN attorney
} both Okmulgee young men, ar
reported to have made a ric|
i strike in the lead and zinc fiel
near Mansfield, Mo. They hav
c just returned from Mansfield
with samples Of rich ore whic
o was secured from their mines
J. Two large mills have just bee
n completed and % shafts are no.
y in operation. The leases cover
d Is square miles"
, Mr.. Rankson said that Mans
9 field was the most talked flow
}. in the country at pres. mt In mil
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-24
Ter.ely Told Tow, Tale.

Tersely Told Town IeIss
Ladi. g. clotting-Noyd's-ad
Second hand beds-FOyd g. ad
John Stephens was i'd Ava last
week.
Amos Roy was in Ava this
week.
]. j. Brasher was in Seymour
Satur rday.
Harry Martin of Ava was here
this week.
Rev.. ". Roberts have moved
to their farm.
F. e. Bear of Hartsiile was
here yesterday.
Col. l.. O. Nieder was in Hart.
vile yesterday.
Geo. T. Pryor uf Hartville was
here last week.
r E.. Williams OF Norwood
was here Monday.
Jue Mashburn Of ( Sey mcur
was here Tuesday.
Miss Pearl VAN mack spent
Sunday in Seymour
A few families at Hartville are
entertaining measles.l
Mrs. Berdie Jones Of Picher,
Okla j, is yisitiaghess;
Dr.. j. A. Fuson and wife were
in Springfield Thursday.
Mrs. w. G. Coday was in
Springfield during the week.
A daughter was born Jan. q
to Silas Brentlinger and wife.
Circuit Clerk John N.Pryor, Jr,
Of HartvilIe was here yesterday.
Good house and 2 lots for sale
rhe,p. Sep K. M. R0gers.-adv
Miss Maymie Beach visited in
Mountain G owe during the week
The snow is still with US and
lite trains and sleigblag are in
vogue. ]
DR. B E La.imer Ind James
Martin of Hartville were here
Saturday.
HIM. Thomas ana Ben Abshel
Of Of lasers ssss.l ;xs.sssfe daring
the week.
We have printed bills for I. M
Richardson for sale Jan. 3C
near Olathe.
Miss Julia May Behan visited
J. G. Orender's at Norwood dur
ing the week.
The Parent Teacher Associa
tion meets at the school house
FRIDAY afternoon, Feb /.
Secondhand goods, ladies'clo
thing, chairs, beds, etc-Floyd's
C. A Il building. adv.
Go to }. D. Reynolds and buy
your Shoes he has, the Btsl
Styles for the money adv.
For Sale-Mammuth Bronze
turkey toms and hens. Wilson
Farm, Mansfield, Mo. adv.
G. G. Freeman and wife, Carl
Mays and Miss Jewell Hoover
we're in Springfield Saturday.
Mrs. H, Cuday came in yester
day from Springfield, where she
has been visiting .P.Anderson' 1
Mrs J. w. BrazeaI. and son
Chester left last week for q visi'
of two weeks at Wichita and Ant
hony, Kas.
Those here from Ava during
the week include W.. Morrison
Geo. B. Wi's,n Everett Fletcher
and Etcyl Guthrie.
A trial order of the best dr.!
cleaning is all we ask-youll lik'
us thereafter. The Rex, phon'
s75. Springfield, Mo.-adv.
DR.. F. H. Riley, the dentist
will be at his Hartville Office tn
week OF FEB. 4 tO y, prepared
do all kinds of dental work.-ad
Homer Hight. son OF W. II
Hight OF 8 miles north of town
is home from Camp Doniphau
Ft Sill, Okla, on a 5 day fur
lough.
Make US be your cleaning an
pressing servants and We wi
make you q satisfied patron Th
Rex Cleaners, phone 1875, Spring
field, Mo.-adv.
L =
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-09

troubles. Ers. ELSIE G.. LEWIS, 90
Vernon Ave-, Brooklyn, II. Y.
Such conditions as Mrs: Lewis suf-
a general weakened rundown condition
Of the systeEa, and the most successful
remedy to restore strength to muscles
end tissue and bring about normal
healthy condition-has proved to be this
famous root and herb medicine, Lydia
o. Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound.
It you have disturbing symptoms you
do not understand write Lydia e. Pink
ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The
result of their 90 years experience is at
vn,,r service.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-09
]. 5. TRUSTEE OF
HUN COLONIES

London, Dec. SIS Uncle Sam go
ing to be trustee In behalf OF the all
lies and civilization of the captured
German colonies?
THE United states is the only ma
ton among the allies without material
war aims" q prominent allied states
man reports. 1T has no territorial
aims.
your Uncle Sam fights for hui
mainly and democracy. He is a fair
minded Judge, and impartial What
would be better than to let him be
our trustee and administrator? He
can wind up the affairs OF the de-
ceased %
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-09
LARGE CONGREGATION IS
At IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

One of the largest congregations
ever gathered in st. Michaels' church
attended the celebration OF the I'M
maculate Conception Sunday MORN
ing. when q special musical program
was rendered.
The regular choir was augmented
by musicians from the army and
navy. Choir Director Charles ]. Her
bert and Prof. A. C. Reilly, organist,
were assisted by the following mu-
siicans: yiolinists-Miss Lillian ia
coby, Fred Perfect, O'Brien Motta;
cornets-L p. Smith, Charles Becker;
clarionets-Tony Marchesi. Thontas
Baker: trombone-Harry Young: flute
"A. DeStase; 'cello-Ray Densmore.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-09
NEW MODERN HOTEL
GOING UP IN TOXIC

Toxic, Japan, Dec. 8.-Anticipating
the travel which revival of commerce
will bring, the new Imperial Hotel in
Toxic is being rushed. It's construc-
ton is under the direction of Frank
Lloyd Wright, Chicago architect The
hotel will have $50 outside rooms with
bath and 25 suites with bath, ban
quet hall and an auditorium each OF
which will seat 1000. It will be con-
Quoted on the European plan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-09
SWISS DEPORT
RUSS ENJOYS

Berne, Switzerland. Dec. S.-The
Russian legation in Berne has ceased
to exist. Bolshevism refused to re-
spect the neutrality OF Switzerland,
and so the representatives OF the soviet
were politely but firmly told to get
out. Several days we're given them
to make their Preparations, and then
they were hustled to the German bor-
der in fifteen automobiles, escorted
to the frontier by two companies OF
Swiss troops.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-09
Yesterdays Weather.

Tsmperature-7 a. m, "a; p. m.
Sc; highest, 20; lowest, So; mean. Sc;
normal, So; mean same date last year,
As, accumulated deficiency this year
to date, 100; highest of record for De-
cember, II degrees: lowest Of record
for December, IA degrees.
Rainfall-For "a hours ending D.
m, o; total for this month to p. M,
%; normal for December. AIT inches
accumulated excess this year to date,
s.1s. i@l 4
Humidity-7 a. m, So; noon, IS;
p. M, 81.
1"-onneter-7 a. m, 1924; Z D. M,
3017.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-09
CRIPPLEs ARE
BEING TRAINED

Paris, Dec. S.-American soldier
heroes crippled in the war are being
taught new trades and vocations at
200 American hospitals in France.
Their education will be completed in
the United States.
Three members OF the Federal
Board for Vocational Education are
here to initiate the work of rehabili-
tating cripples. They include Edwin
L. Holton Of Kansas, F. G. Nichols of
New York, and W. H. Magee of Vir-
ginia-