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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

In response TO a government re-
quest that agriculture be offered In
all high schools, class in this sub
ject has been formed for the first
time in the Crystal Falls high school.
This Is especially to train the boys In
the working reserve. The present
enrolment is twenty-five. The sub
iect is being taught by Mr.. Burkhart.
A map of the European War has
been placed In the assembly room. BY
the use of pins the battle front. can be
changed as the armies advance This
makes Il much easier to follow the
results day by day.
Next week the football team will
play Norway on Norway's home
grounds.
Today the annual football game be-
tween Iron River and Crystal Falls
high school will be played at the
Forest Park field This will be one
OF the best games OF the season. and
we'll worth your attendance. The
prices are i7c and CSC.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05
GAVE FAREWELL DINNER.

farewell dinner was given to
Captain and Mrs. w. ] Richards by a
nu'aber of their friends last Thurs
day evening The affair was held in
the pavilion at Idlewilde and was one
of the prettiest social affairs of the
year
The pavilion was beautifully decor
ated with autumn leaves and the ia
bles with flowers and leaves, beau
tiful bouquet of roses marking the
place for the guests Of honor
The dinner was engineered by the
famous cooks, DR.. Noyes. Jack Kles1
ges, Phil Shaw, Frank ID. Ball, Ern-
est Munns. Frank Cole arrived in
town just in time to take a hand In
the affair and he was right in place
taking his turn as OF old
The serving was done by number
of young ladies among them being
Esther Holmes, Marion Carter, Eve
lyn Conlin. Irene Bjork and Alice
Berg.
r. B Webb acted as toastmaster,
and number OF after dinner talks
were delivered, all OF them eouloglz-
ing Captain Richards and his estim-
able wife, and lamenting that they
are to leave the community Among
those who responded were: Senator
Moriarty, Rev Poyseor, Rev. Coombe,
Thos Conln and DR. c. +. Larson.
Captain Richards made response
I'm which he promised to return at
least annually to meet his many Crys-
tai Falls friends, and 1t is hoped that
the affair of last Thursday will be
continued on annually for many
many years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05

A meeting OF the board of control
OF the war chest was held al the city
hall last Wednesday night with a
large number OF the members OF the
board present.
A report OF the president shows that
there has been collected a total OF
over $4,000 since the chest was be-
gun. Out OF that sum $4,000 have
been paid TO the Red Cross and about
$500 for the salary OF the young lady
in charge and organization expenses.
This leaves nearly $1,000 now on
hand in cash to be applied upon the
demands for war activities.
The list OF all subscribers to the
chest Will be published next week,
ana the week following there will be
published the names OF those who
promised to contribute and failed TO
come across with their donations
There are but very few who have
failed 70 pay and the officials feel
greatly clated at the showing.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05
"THE GARDEN OF ALLAH

The Liebler Company's wonderful
production OF Robert Hichen's and
Mary Anderson's THE Garden of AL
lah", now on its sixth annual tour,
will come TO the Town Hall theater,
Iron River, for one night only, Thurs
day. October 10th.
The performance VIII be series OF
realistic stage pictures Of life on the
desert. There will be wonderful
views of the Sahara desert simmer
ing in the white heat OF noon day.
glowing red and pink under wonder
ful sunsets. or pale and sinister under
the weird spell OF tropical nights.
There will be the street scene and the
interior OF the dance hall in the Street
OF the Ouled Males. Beni-Mora, both
wild and intoxicating. There will be
the scene OF Count Anteoni's luxurious
garden in all its tropical splendor. A
terrifying storm in that great waste
OF the world"-the desert OF Mogar-
will be shoYn. Then TO the peaceful
shadows of the Trappist monastery al
El Largini, on the edge of the desert
The story in brief is: Domini Engl-
den goes to Africa to seek peace from
previous life of sorrows and disap-
pointments. Coming to Beni-Mora,
she is enthralled by its peaceful soli-
tude. While there she incest Boris, Z
young monk, whom she knows only as
traveller. After a short acquaint-
ance, they marry and Journey out in
to the desert, where. under the spur
of conscience, Boris confesses to his
bride who and what he is. Then Dom
ini persuades him to return to the
monastery and give her up forever.
Edna Archer Crawford, Paul Gil
more, Walter Edwin, Edward Everett,
Pearl Gray, William ]. Hasson, Leo
de Valery and the Abbott family OF
FIVE, are the principals among the
hundred players that will be seen in
the play.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05
Ar THE GEM.

Manager Bregger Of the Gem an
nounces two splendid bookings for his
theater this month. on Monday, Oct
7th Arthur Guy Empey in "oyer the
Top" will be the attraction, matinee
and night. His story will appeal 70
young and old alike and capacity
houses will no doubt greet this fight.
ing sergeant in the very role he enact
ed In the trenches.
Moving picture fans In Crystal Falls
and vicinity will be especially inter-
esAed In the announcement that
Hearts OF the World" story OF the
great world war, will be shown at
the Gem October "a. 25, 26 There will
be a matinee each afternoon and
special music on this occasion. One
OF the leading characters in this play,
Van Strohm, an agent OF German au-
tocracy, is portrayed by Geo A. Sieg-
mann, son-in-law OF r. B. Webb OF this
city. The scenes are taken in France
and II may be OF interest to know
that the principal characters in the
play have been many times under
bombardmet and have seen and heard
humanity stricken by actual war.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05
FIRST NUMBER DRAWN MONDAY.

President Wilson on Monday drew
the first number-322-ou of theglass
bowl in Washington which will be the
order number for the September 18th
draft.
John Archibald Mcneil, Crystal
Falls, II. ID. /, was the first drawn in
Iron county.
The maximum serial number for
Iron county was 1924, and any
number drawn over this would not
effect the county AS a consequence
Iron county received only twenty
two numbers drawn out OF the first
100 numbers.
Following are the first numbers
drawn in this county In the new draft,
arranged according to order number
u 322 John Archibald Mcneil,
Crystal Falls, Il. ID.
4-1027 Louis Grones, Alpha.
S-1697 Oscar Buskanen, Iron River
IL 4sS Giuseppe Sandri, Bristol
mine, Crystal Falls.
Is 904 Harry Ferdinand Rosen-
quist, Crystal Falls
17--1523 Frank Ralph Cosetto, Iron
River.
23-1240 Jas " Hantala, Amasa.
25-1907 Candido Pisoni, Iron River
81 20 Jos. Ed Powell Iron River
30 739 Nick jarvis. Crystal Falls
45- $50 Matt Sodereno. Crystal Falls
49-- 219 Leigh Caswell, Crystal f.
53- 625 Albert Jaskowski, Crystal +
54- ~ Chas l.. Lind, Iron River.
So S32 Carl ]. Carlson, Crystal -
CO. 964 andre ozogo, Crystal Falls.
Dunn mine.
6s- S4S John N. Rantala, Amasa-
Porter. Crystal Falls
70 Chas p Swanson, Iron r.
74-l961 oliver r. Forsberg. Iron
River.
rs 1S4 o p Forsberg, Iron River.
So 395 John Sable, Western loca-
tion, Crystal Falls
Sc 657 John G. Watson, Crystal
Falls
We were unable to learn just who
OF these twenty-five are liable for
service. Some will undoubtedly be
given deferred classification because
,, OF age or dependents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05
BUY FOURTH LIBERTY BONDS.

The Zionist organization works hand
in hand with the allied interests. What
we are doing contributes to the sue
cess of the Allies. Through the Zion
list organization we are sending Jew
ish legionaries TO fight with the Brit
ish army,
Our medical unit is giving assist
ance to the British in the administra~
tion OF the occupied territory. We are
everywhere creating sentiment and
sympathy in favor OF the cause Of the
Allies. for the cause OF the Allies is
ours. and their success is our sue
cess. Therefore every Jew should be
urged TO subscribe 10 the Liberty Loan
and AT the same time TO enroll as
member OF the Zionist organization
HARRY PLOUS.
Iron River. Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05
NJ. +. CHURCH NOTES.

Mr. George Tucker OF Marquette
will speak at the NJ. +. church on
Sunday morning, Oct. at 1880 on,
Patriotism, and Loyalty to the U s.
A."
Mr.. Tucker is recognized as the
greatest platform speaker in the up
per peninsula and his address on
Patriotism and Loyalty is master
piece of oratory. <gE
Come and hear him and bring your
friends. Seats free.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05
FOREST PARK SCHOOL NOTES.
Pupils and Teachers Go "0yer Top"
In Liberty Loan Drive.

The teachers and pupils OF the For
est Park school have done their "bit"
for the cause OF Democracy and have
aided in accumulating the Crystal
Falls quota in the recent bond drive.
Since the opening OF the Fourth Lib
erty Loan the Misses Munns, Wills
and Cassidy have solicited among the
teachers for the purchase OF bonds to
the extent OF twelve hundred dollars.
Fourteen of the pupils hold Liberty
Bonds OF the present loan under their
own names. During the month Of Sep
tember eighty-one pupils purchased
thrift stamps OF this number fifty
seven earned the money with which
TO purchase these stamps. The money
was earned in various ways, by house
work, taking care of young children,
mopping office floors, etc.
Maple Grove school reports one
pupil who owns bond. and five pu-
pills who bought thrift stamps during
September Four of these pupils
earned their own money by doing work
at home.
This year marks an innovation in
the seating OF some OF the department
pupils. All OF the eighth graders and
the members of TAB, a total Of l02
pupils, have permanent seats in the
assembly The other department pu-
pills use the assembly seats during
study periods. The opera chairs in
the rear half of the room were stored
and school seats put in their places.
This splendid room thus serves the
double purpose OF an assembly and
study hall All Of the assembly pu-
pills are able 10 meet here for the
tri-weekly chorus practice. AS re-
cent visitor said, "One would almost
think these boys and girls were in
high school"
Each week the Diamond Drill will
print column devoted TO affairs at
the Forest Park school. Boxes have
been placed at convenient points. in
the building to receive the news items
contributed by teachers and pupils.
The student reporters for the past
week were: Evelyn Medler, Fred Will
liams. Lefe Waite, Russell Mayer, Jas
Browman
An attempt will be made to make
this column representative OF those
phases Of our school work which will
be of most interest to the community.
The pupils OF the department are
now proudly marching out at dlsmis-
sal time TO the beating OF drum. Fred
Williams, OF S-B has kindly consent
ed to act as departmental drummer.
The report for September shows that
OF the one hundred and two pupils in
the assembly, thirty-two boys and
thirty-hye girls had perfect attend
ance The figures for October will un-
doubtedly be higher after the farm
work has been completed.
Preliminary contests were held on
Thursday by the department pupils
for the purpose OF selecting speakers
for the final Four Minute Men Speak
ing contest on Friday AS result OF
these preliminaries the following peo-
pie represented their respective grad
in Fridays contests by speaking on
phases of the Fourth Liberty Loan
S-A Evelyn Medler S-B | Kermit Udd,
S-B2 Norman Barnett, 7-A2 James
Browman. ia Floyd Urban, 6-B
Astrid Benson, 6-B Anna Penglase,
GA Bert Ball 7B Ethel Croghan,
7-B 2 John Bendick
Next weeks column will give an ac-
count OF Fridays contest and name
and composition OF the winner
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05
Cash Paid Out

A letter from Mrs. Frank Wander
pool, who Is now with her husband at
Washburn, Wis, tells us that Sidney
Vanderpool has arrived safely over
sea. lie is with the saith division
medical corps
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05
Women DO ExcelIent Work.

The Womans committee, with Mrs.
q. +. voos as chairman, sold Liberty
bonds amounting to $4,000. The com
mittee consisted OF Mcsdames Chas.
Uren, Chas Peterson, J. +. Corcoran,
~ $. Jacka, Russell Ball. Ward Kel-
ly, Alvin Richards. b. Robson. Gordon
Murray, and the Misses Helen Ross.
True Cassidy Sarah Munns. Olive
Wills, Alberta Bosanko, Esther Mar
tin, Mary Adams.
The chairman wishes to take this
opportunity Of thanking the ladies for
their excellent work.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05
DOLLAR DAY"
NEXT SATURDAY
MERCHANTS OF CRYSTAL FALLS
WILL OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS
SAVE S S S S S S
Bargains as Advertised are For
One Day 0nIy--Saturday,
October 18th.

The merchants or this city have arr
ranged for a Dollar Day Sale on Sat
.prday, October 18th. Their advertise
Anents appear in this issue OF The
YDiamond Drill, and in these days OF
extremely high prices in every line
OF merchandise 1t is going 10 pay YOU
TO read these advertisements careful
ly and take advantage of the offers
One Day Only.
These Dollar Day bargains are good
for one day only-Saturday October
18th. Make out your shopping. list
now. Our merchants can give you
Just as good bargains as any mail or
der house Buy 1t at home and con-
vince yourself that when doing SO
you are getting merchandise and SER
vice of the highest order. And this
holds good on every day OF the S65
In the year.
Shop Early.
The merchants tell us that they
will sell the articles advertised just
as long as they last. There is no limit
TO your purchases. First come-first
served-and If you happen to be late
and the articles are all sold out don't
blame the merchants and clerks.
who's Who.
The following merchants In this
city have arranged special bargains
for you on Dollar Day:
Jacobs Bros, jewelers..
~. Cannon & Son, dry goods.
YThe John Tufts Company-The best
OF everything to eat.
Rhine & Notes, jewellers.
Peter warshawsky, Chicago Cloth
ing store.
Mrs. ID. Cannon. Savings Bank Store.
Crstai Falls Cooperative Society,
groceries and meats.
ID. M. Ross & Co.. groceries.
NJ Mendeson. dry goods.
osterberg g. Co, groceries and
meats.
Kaplan & Rutman, clothing and
gents furnishings.
". warshawsky, groceries.
Finnish & Swedish Mercantile AS
ISOLATION, groceries and meats.
A. Sackim Co, general merchandise.
Herman Ruwitch, general merchant
disc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

Last week The Diamond Drill an
nounced that we would publish the
names OF all those in Crystal Falls
and vicinity who purchased bonds OF
the Fourth Liberty Loan. Same will
be published after October 19th--the
date OF the first payment. The sum
each one subscribes will also be pub
lished
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05

Mrs. Thos. Carey and Mrs. Stanley
Gomney OF Sagola attended the funeral
services OF their brother and cousin
Hefman Piankey. in this city Sunday
Mrs. NJ. Cayia and daughters. Mrs.
]. r. Papineau and Mrs. Jos. Martin
Visited relatives at Commonwealth
Wednesday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Holmes re-
turned Tuesday from Minneapolis and
we're accompanied by their daughter
Because OF the epidemic OF Spanish
influenza, the Minnesota State Uni
versity will not open until October
9th, and possibly later.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05

Mrs. T. d. Mullen received mes
sag last week from her husband who
Is in she radio branch of the naval
service telling that he was III with an
attack OF Spanish Influenza.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05

Captain and Mrs. c. T. Roberts
made an automobile trip to Houghton
last Saturday. returning on Monday.
They went there primarily TO visit
their son. Lionel, who Is in the s. A..
T. c. at the College Of Mines.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05

Mrs W. l.. Piper returned Thursday
from a weeks visit with home folks
az Negaunee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05

II appeared in the Langley Field
Propeller" published at Langley field,
Virginia, where Mr.. Ham was station
ed for about month previous to his
departure for overseas duties.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05

The Womans club will meet at the
home OF Mrs. John Ham, Tuesday
evening October 10.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05

We are sorry to report that Judge
Dawson has been on the sick list sew
eral days this week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05

Native Arabian musician TO be seen
with the Liebler Co.'S massive scenic
production OF the great Sahara desert,
THE Garden OF Allah" that will come
10 the town hall theater. Iron River,
on Thursday night. October 10th.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05
'4TH LIBERTY LOAN
SUBSCRIPTIONS
W0MAN'S COMMITTEE MAKES AN
EXCELLENT SHOWING
REPORT OF EASTERN DISTRICT
Folks at Home are Backing the
Boys in the Trenches With
Their Dollars

Iron county Is safely over the top
of the Fourth Liberty Loan. Il. S. Coe,
chairman, wired the result to the
headquarters OF the Ninth Federal
reserve district Saturday morning.
The eastern district was allotted
$4,000 worth of bonds, and the ap-
pended report shows that up to Fri
day noon $14s,700 is the grand total
reported.
The quota OF the western half OF
the county was fixed at $260.000 and
reports indicate that this district Is
over the top with safe margin.
Report OF Eastern District.
The amount OF Fourth Liberty Loan
subscriptions in the Eastern district
of Iron county, up to Friday noon,
October 4th. follows:
Alpha
Alpha Village ................$ 5000
Balkan mine employees ....... 1880
Judson mine employees ...... 1000
City Of Crystal Falls
City at large .............$ $40,950
Bristol mine employees .... a,100
Mckinney Steel Company, CT.
western mine ............,. $500
Crystal Falls Twp
Crystal Falls twp. at large. ...S 1900
Hollister mining Co..
Carpenter mine employees. 49,. l1,700
Mining company ...... $4,000
Mckinney Steel company
odgers mine employees ... 1900
Tobin mine employees ..... 1850
Nevada Land Company
Amasa-Porter mine employees. 5000
Hematite Township
Amasa at large. ge..............$ 400
Hemlock River Min. Co.
Warner mine employees .. 1850
Pentoga--
! Pentoga and lumber camps. SIC, 900
Dunn Mine
Mckinney Steel Company
Dunn mine employees 1913 $3.50
Grand Total ..............$ $l4S,700
subscriptions from railway employ
es will be credited to their home adj
dress after the completion OF the
drive
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05

The above cartoon was drawn by
Crystal Falls boy, Samuel Ham OF the
127th aero squadron, son of Mr.. and
Mrs John Ham
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05

Grand Total ..........$1 $14S,700
subscriptions from railway employ
es will be credited TO their home adj
dress after the completion OF the
drive.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-04-08
Personals

Miss Jane Montgomery LETT Sstur'
day for New York where she will pUr'
chase goods foz the ready to wear
department OF Hartley'S store.
Mrs. Lindsay Jacobs, who had been
the guest of her daughters. Mrs. N.Y.
tie ShuttIesworth and Misses laez and
Parsy JACOBS. returned yesterday to
her home at Triune, MonongalIa coun'
ty. Miss Pausy jacobs accompanied
her to Morgantowu and spent the day
there with relatives.
Mrs. William Boyers and children
left today for St. Mays. W. Va, where
they were called by the serious illness
Of the formers mother, Mrs. Janet
Riggs. who is i'll with pneumonia. NJ
B. Riggs. a son of Mrs. Riggs. also left
for his mothers bedside. DR.. Charley
Boyers, a son-in-Iaw. of Euenbcro, w
Va. came here yesterday and went on
to st. Mays today Mrs. Boyers, who
is i'll was unable to 90.
Mrs. Clarence Watson has been Ill
with grip for several days at Fair
mont Farms
Mrs. J. E. watson who Is spending
the winter in New York, is here for q
sew days at High Gate.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ B. Cobun are at
Newburg where they were called by
the illness and death OF the formers
Capt. U. s. Knapp, of Camp sher-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-04-08

uar. c1llc1--e c.. is'l--e or tF7
ee -e1fe @ ABSENCE
sEe 81 %
800 81 foFzneEs aets
peer Esner. IF. GBper vas atT4ea.-
q 57jiitIIi Kiss while on q visit To-
his daughter here Last sumner ana
bad negez recovered
Or. and Mrs. E. ". Howard spent
Sunday at 4iSSontowu. Pa, with the
formers father. ]. II. Howard.
ice Greer IS recovering from a ten
days Illness a. his home On QUINCY
: Thomas wilkinson. OF Dunbar, Pa,
is here on visit 20 relatives
W. T. Reed. OF Benson spent yes
te-day here with his mother. MIS- D.
IF. Reed. Hfs- Reed AID children nave
! been here FOX two weeks and VIII re-
turn home this week
Miss Helen Wrestling who had been
the guest Of Miss Sallie Mccoy for the
past several days, has returned to her
home in Wheeling.
The Misses Eloise shain. Eleanor
Peddicord aud Louise Hail. who had
spent the Easter vacation at their
homes here. left yesterday Tor Wheel
ing where they are students at NJ
DE Chantal Academy
Mrs. Stark Baker. OF Beverly. and
Nrs. Boyd Wees, Of Elkins, are here
10 spend a few days with relatives
Eugene NeilI of Cairo. w Va. and
lChas. SeilI. of Tusla. Okla, will come
here tomorrow on visit 70 theiF
tmot+,er Mrs J r. Neil, in Chestnut
J. NJ. Hartley and Robert T. Gun,
ningham left last night for Chicago
where they will attend the sessions OF
the National Board Of Trade which
meets there today.
Lieutenant Colonel Clarence ".
Watson. OF Washington. .. C., and
President of the Consolidation Goa!
Company Jere 4. Whee!w-ieht. o.
New York. spent yesterday at Fair
mont Farms. the summer home of Sen
a,or Watson. They came in yesterday
morning and left in the evening
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-04-08
40 Traces Of Scrofula
Ceansed from the Blood

for removing the last trace OF Scrof-
ula and other blood taints, and the-e
is no case that It does not promptly
reach S. S. S. viii thoroughly cleanse
aud remove every disease germ that
infests the blood and give you new
life and vigor. It IS sold by all drug
gists and you should get bottle and
begin its use today. Write q COM
plete history Of your case, and you
eau obtain expert medical adTice free
BY addressing Medical Director, 30
Swift Laboratory, Atlantis, Ga
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-04-08
Maued 10 HuntInaton

Air. and A!rs. c. c. AIort:t. and CHI
draD. charles and Sue and Mrs. GIoz.
fits aunt. Miss Sue Hail. have uovea
from WEIGH to Huntington. Mr.. Nor
Fir has beer transferred there by the
soIyay Galleries Co. with which he
has been employed for the last year,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-04-08
Here en , EurIoueh.

Captain Frederick H. Randall. OF
santa Barbara. California. Is in the
eityspending Through with his fam
ny 1t the home OF Mrs. RandalI's par
erfs, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Watson. in
Faifmont- avenue Captain Randall
,ha6 been stationed at the Columbus
Barracks at Columbus. Ohio, for sew
sfaI months taking training in the