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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-05
VAUDEVILLE BENEFIT TO
RED CROSS IS $96,24S
E. F. Albee Sends Check for That
Sum to Chairman Dawson Of the
War Council Here.

Edward F. Albee, vice president. gen.
eral manager and half owner of the
b. F. Keith theater circuit. and head Of
the United Booking Offices of New
York. has just delivered in person
checks aggregating s96,24S TO Henry p.
Dawson, chairman of the war council
OF the American Red Cross. with head
quarters here. 1t represents gross pro-
ceeds of special matinee performances
in the vaudeville theaters Of the coun-
try on Red Cross theatrical day. De-
cember Z. Mr.. Albee is chairman of
the vaudeville division of the organize
ton of dramatic and vaudeville thea
ter managers. In charge of the arrange
ments. Up to tho present there has
been no settlement on account of the
dramatic theaters, nor Is the gross they
earned known as yet.
In RENTING checks Mr.. Albee points
out that, in response to suggestion
from Mr.. Dawson that theaters Of the
country devote one performance on a
given day, enthusiastic action was be-
gun by the vaudeville element. The
circuits and managers donated their the
aters, equipped in readiness for a
regular performance; stars and artists
volunteered their services: musicians
played without price. stage crews
worked without wage: box office STATS,
the theaters from front door to back
door. from stage gridiron to orchestra
pit, served freely and whole-heartedly
for the raising of an immense sum for
war needs at home and abroad of the
American Red Cross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-05

Women are to be employed as breaker
hands, head tenders, weighers and run
ners in the anthracite mines of Penn
sylYania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-05
Confident of Future Supplies. I

Railroad troubles have made II fm4|
possible to rely on the arrival OF shipS|
ments when expected. but it was as-1
serted today there is a general air OF
confidence in the ability of the new
administration of the railroads to keep
to all sections. 5ssz'
Arrival of tank cars late today or
tonight would enable the Standard OIL
Company to start with a jump Mon-s
day morning to supply demands. IT WAS
said. but unless these shipments arrive.
or the weather moderates. the LEGAL
situation will grow worse instead U6
showing improvement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-05
Furnished Extra Advertising.

In addition to this the Keith man
layers furnished extra advertising Of
the event, and each IN person. assisted
by many Of the employees as could
be spared. went on a ticket selling
campaign in their cities.
In Washington, Manager Robbins
showed his appreciation to his artists
and staff BY serving them a buffet
lunch AT the conclusion Of the special
performance, which began Al 5 p.fn
Mr.. Dawson. behalf Of the Red
Cross, thanked Mr.. Albee ard asked him
TO convey the deep gratitude OF the
great war charity organization to all
the vaudeville theaters participating.
The vaudeville division comprised the
Il. r Keith theaters and attiliat.s. also
1.-THE Orpheum theaters the +. f. Proctor
the Wilmer Vincent. the Marcus
Loew the William Fox, the Gus sun
the b. s. Moss, the w. II. Butter.ield the
Alderman & Harris, the pantages, the
| Interstate and Independent managers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-05
italian Official Report.

ROME. January 5.-The statement is
sued by the Italian war department to-
day follows:
yesterday. in the mountain zone, we
made concentrations of fire in the La
garina valley. on Coldeiia Barretta and
In the Cismon region. There was in
creased activity Of the enemy's bat
teries against our positions on Monte
Altissino. to the east of Lake Garda
and against our lines of corlmunica-
ton on Monte Palione and Monte
Bomba.
French patrols captured prisoners on
Monfenera and the British artillery
made a very successful counter bat
terry work to the west of Mounigo.
In the coastal zone there were fire.
duent bursts of artillery fire and patrol
encounters occurred on both sides 10
the east of Cayazucherena One hostile
sirplane was downed by a British air.
man and another one by our Ere.
Last night enemy aircraft made
raids between the Piave and Baechie-
lioni and numerous bombs Were dron-
ped in inhabited parts, including Ira
viso and Padua- In the former CITY
there were no casualties and only
slight damage. In Padua. the center OF
which was chosen as target with mar
ticular fury. some fires occurred and
several private buildings were dam
aged. Six persons. among them two
women and one old man, were wound
ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-05

The present year will mark the
seventy-fifth anniversary of the death
of Francis Scott Key. the author of
THE Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-05
TOMORROW

"NOBILIZING THE GREAT
SUGAR INDUSTRY AS A WAR
MEASURE"-aD article OF cur
rent Interest. by FRANK &.
CARPENTER.
..THE RAMBLER WRITES OF.
BEAU HICkNA AND HIS
HAINTs. OLD AVENUE
"THE UKRAINE REPUBLIC As
CHECK TO HOLsHEVIk
ILANS"-a timely article nv
CHARLES VI. PEPPER.
"THE OBSERVER MAKES
81 GGESTioN TO HERBERT
HOOVER
OWNING THE DIsTI<crIsu-
ED SERVICE MEDAL"-one OF
the hest OF this remark abb, In
fercsting series of articles by
sEHGT. EMPEY.
"TiIE GUN-RIN NER"-a Craig
Kennedy detective story. by
ARTHUR u. HEENE.
'rHE ALIEN PROPERTY Crs-
ToDIaN AND HIS GIGANTIC
JOB" by JAMES II. MORROW.
'LGOkING on THE bright
siDE"-Abe and MorrI. do so. NJ
narrated by MONTAGUE GLASS.
"TALES OF THE Coss.CIIS
THAT HAVE REACHED SWIFT
ZEHLAND'-a thrilling fuct-
story by STERLING HE.ILIG.
WASHINGTON MAN CLAIMS
HIS AIRCRAFT is SUPERIOR
TO THE ZEPPELINr-He ha.
also made rema rIsabIc series
of models. showing the growth
OF the flying machine.
"WOMEN AT THE BATTLE
FRONT WILL RECEIVE BEN
EFITS FROM WAR RISK N
SCRANCE.o
- MERICANIZING THE ALIEN
AND KILLING SEDITIoN..
J "RAiNBOW's END.-Read the
synopsis OF this faseiuntinp
story by REX BEACH and then
begin with the second fnst,u
ment. and yon'H continue TO the
: end.
/ In the Special Features Section OF
+; THE,
: SUNDAY STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-05
OIL SOLD AS FAST {
ASCAN Be HANDLED
Standard Company Adds 16y
600 Gallons to Fuel Supply ]
OF Washington. u
OTHER CARG0Es ExPEcTEu1

Sixteen thousand gallons Of oil ver0
sold to day by the standard OF ComA
pany to business men and consumers eH1
fast es employees OF the company ooul4f
empty the contents az two tank caro-
which came In last night over the B8f8
timore and Ohio railroad
The situation with respect TO of -
fuel In homes deprived OF coal resnaln6
practically The same ~ yesterday. how'd
ever. In spite OF the fac; that IN. Eress<
er part OF The TWO tank cars OF ell i
was soid to Individual consumers. whot
have adopted the oil stove as q heattneI
agency since coal supplies In the Dts>i
trIct became exhausted. Il
Sale Begins Early. -
Sale Of the tank car oil conmenc<
as soon as It was light enough Tho
morning for employees TO see thsifH
work and the supply was exhausted bY
1 O'Clock this afternoon. John z walkere.
District representative OF standard OH;
interests, was busy today In efforts ta{
arrange for the arrival OF additiouAx
tank cars. which have been on The
road from Baltimore for several days. u
The oil barges which formerly e1pX
piled Washington with a large share q
oil cannot make the trip up the P0to5
mao now on account OF ice. II The 1AmI
breaks UP next week material relief
can be expected, according 10 MA
Walker. He said there is scarcbty4
of oil, but that the chief trouble ue0
in the slow movement OF cars once theJX
are shipped -
Reasons Back of Situation. -
Three reasons were assigned today a
responsible for the critical situAftG
with respect to oil. They are: First, ~
acute shortage of coal; second, the ma
usually cold weather. and third. but re-
the least important, the growing nuu3
bers of Washington's ever increastnG
population.
Ofncials OF the oil company have
found it impossible TO supply Wash&
ington's wartime population on t1qJ
ratio that oil sold in prewar times.
Increased demand all over the couh%
try for oil has resulted in shortAg4
of tank cars Owing to extensive iM1l
not been an increase In the number 81
oil cars made by the company com.f
mensurate with the increased dem&n44
Tho result is a shortage, more sevef<5yS
felt in the east than in any other 0eo4
ton.
| Difficulty of returning empty tank
fears promptly for refiliing has aiee%
added to the troubles of oil dealefAf
The refinery In Baltimore has on ~
spare for Washington and contiguoAA{
territory. and just as fast as cars aref
sent to the refinery they are loa0e0
and sent out, 1t is declared.
Confident Of Future Supplies, e.
| Railroad troubles have made It Tad
possible to rely on the arrival OF shipF5
ments when expected. but it was asst
serted today there is genera! air OF
confidence in the ability of the naX
! administration of the railroads to keep
| oil, fuel and other necessities supplied
IN secfjous .sf-sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-05

JOHN PREPARES THE WAY
FOR JESUS.
Mark. LII.
Golden text-Behoid the Lamb
Of God. that taketh away the sin
of the world.-John. 1.29.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27
Some Real Snaps

8 Aores-st400. Only $500 down, bal ance like rent Located about five miles from town All in alfalfa, "A" water small house.
 5 Acres-s3000 s1200 cash--5 acres in cotton. balance alfalfa and small or chard A water good well, house, etc If you want a nice little home only Az miles from town, look at this today
 10 Aores-S6000. Pat cash. In grape fruit and alfalfa; fine garden, chicken corrals, etc. Good four room house and barn. On corner and car line. The finest looking place in the valley. Good terms.
 10 Aores-S65O0 S25O0 cash will handles All in cultivation to maize, al- falfa and grain. Modern 6-room house; good well, engine and tank. Lots of shade, nice grounds. On Indian school road near car line. 4 real buy.
 20 Acres-$6500. Part cash. All in alfalfa. Good house and outbuildings, family orchard; lots of shade. Close to McDowell road. 40 Acros-$210 per acre. 20 in cot ton. balance good alfalfa land. Family orchard, fine well "A" water, Groom modern house. On good road about eight miles from town. Cotton looking l fine-will have big crop. Terms. 20 Acres-S650Q. terms. II acres al- I falfa, cotton. acre family orchard Good well, 2O00 gallon tank. Good house. barn, brooder houses. etc. Near 1 Scottsdale.
 16O Acres-s200 per acre. 140 alfalfa, balance good feed. Fine, large house, sheds and outbuildings. Good well wind mill "A" water. Located in northwest. This is a real buy worth S995 today
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27
For Sale-Real Estate
LuGher' s Bargains

5 acres. just 1S blocks from center of city. This is the best buy in 5- acre tract in this valley. Good 4-room house with screen porch, lots of shade, lawn, all kinds of fruit, berries, good well and fine water about ? acres ID wheat, good pasture, fenced, chicken houses and yard all fenced with page wire. This soil will grow anything you plant in it. To know what bar gain this is you will have to let me show you. S2500. $500 cash. This place is worth 5000 more than this man is asking for it, but sickness com pels him to sell.
 22ih acres, new 4-room house. good outbuildings, good well, fenced and cross fenced. ia in alfalfa, I2 in grain and a fine crop. Cant be beat. This is the cheapest and best and well To- cated place of its size in this valley. ! can't tell you how good it is, you will have to see for your self. If you let this bargain go over your head there won't be another one like this one to og over soon again. S266.O0 per acre and $2,350 will handle it. It will cost you nothing to see for yourself.
 1 acre, right here in town, with good and nice Broom house all in alfalfa, fenced with page wire, chicken houses, several doven chickens. This is fine little farm right in town, all for $170O. $500 cash.
 8 acres. Groom house, young or chard, lots of shade acres in cotton, balance in grain; good well. am go- ing to sell this place this week and no reasonable offer will be turned down on it. Will cost nothing to see 1t if you like it. Make me an offer.
 acres. northwest, Broom house, barn, chicken house and yard, lg in cotton. balance in various things and ! can sell this for half what it is worth if sold at once; S1750 will buy it.
 20 acres, near Tempe. 5-room frame house, good shade. well, is now used for pasture, all Bermuda grass. Any one that can farm can take this place and in one year make it worth S250 per acre. and you can buy it today for S2250. s5J0.00 cash.
 acres, well improved, $4OOo. $500 cash.
 20 acres, near Glendale, no improve nents but farmed For S600O. $20O0 cash.
 20 acres. northwest, no improve nents. s5500. $500 cash-161.
 2s acres. finely improved, close in S9.S00.-153.
 20 acres, half in orchard, half in maize, fine improvements. Sure is a snap. s6000. s4000 cash.
 l. 2. 2ta. ,. 10. IS, 20. plenty of them to choose from. Come in and see me Will tell you all about them and it wiz cost you nothing to see them. Prices and terms that can't help but suit you We will do our best to suit according 10 your means.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 g West Monroe St Phone 170S.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27
For Sale-Real Estate
GREENE & GRIFIN'S


 GREENE & GRIFIN'S
 REALTY BARGAINS 5 600--East Front Lst-N- 7th St. Near Roosevelt-S100 Cash and S15 Per Month.
 s105O--Corner Lot, 7ox19O, \. 5th and Moreland-East Evergreen s250 Under tho Market S14o0-Corner Lot, 90x200--Facing N. Central Ave.--Close to Osborn School-Lots of Shade. -521x22o-Almost an Acre and Half Farm-Little Farm Just East North Central Ave,-Near Indian School Car-Price Has Been Reduced by Non Resident Owner.
 S2100-Little Ranch of Acres-House Good well-Bearing Orchard Land Fenced and in Alfalfa and Grain-Best of Soil-3 Miles North.
 S250O--Little Poultry Pig and Cow Farm-Just Outside City Limits . Blocks to Car Line-Mod- ern House Barn - Chicken Sheds and Runs-Shade and Fruit-City Water. ! S2600--Modern Furnished Brick Of 9 Rooms and Screen Porch--Big Lot with Shade and Fruit Chicken Yard and Shed-The House Faces East and is To- cated Northeast. | S2S00-Nfodern Brick Bungalow With 1 FURNITURE-West of Capitol. | S3000-Big Corner Lot With Modern Brick Bungalow-Shade and Fruit Trees-ANortheast s4100-3- Year old Modern Brick with White Cement Finish \. and D. Solar Heater-Oakland-2 Blocks North Capitol-Lot COX l45-S400 Cash-S40 Per Month
 Move Right In. | $4300A-Evergreeu Home Facing \. 2nd St, With Large Rooms and Screen Porches-$1000 Cash | $45O0-Modern Las Palmas Home
 With Rooms and Screen Porch--Garage, Fruit and Roses Big Lot.
 WANTED--An Offer-Modern Brick of Rooms With Screer | Porches-Big Lot and First Class Location-Move Right In TWO AND HALF ACRES-With Mod | o,-y, prirI- of 6 and Screen Sleeping Porch Good Well of Water, With Flee. tric Motor-Chicken Yards Barn Garage - Fruit anc Shade Trees-Osborn Schoo
 District-The Price Is $4000 and It's Worth the Money Terms to Responsible People. 
 NEW HOUSES-Upon East Willetts and Brill Streets the HOME BUILDERS Are Finishing Sev. eral Brick Bungalows-Thest
 Bungalows Are Modern in Al
 Details, Including Light Fix
 lures, Window Shades an(
 Awnings for the Screen Torches Cement Walks, Steps anC
 Torches, and the Material ana
 Workmanship Are First Class | HaTtlcular AltenllOn dlNen t'
 Foundations and Roofs-10 Pei
 Cent Cash, Balance Monthly
 Houses Are Scarce Now an(
 Will Be More So the Coming Fall--Now Is the Golden Op
 portunity to Secure a Home
 You Can Not Lose on Any Bu,
 You Make in Phoenix. 
 GREENE & GRIFFIN : Tel. 1904. 124 \. First Ave d' WE HAVE a splendid buy in 5 acres, all in alfalfa $4000 will handle balance on easy terms.
 We have buyer for d five or ten acre ranch with house. We solicit listings of city and coun try property.
 K C. Spratlen, With Jordan and Grace 5 IS West Adams St. d
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27
LUIaIher's Bargains

6-room pressed brick house. nice screen rooms, screen porch, 2 baths, hardwood floors, built-in features, solar heater, basement, walks around house, strictly modern, fine shade, lawn, lot 75x140 feet. Everything that nsekes a beautiful and nice home; only about 3 blocks out on good avenue. $S000 Half cash.
 4-room frame, modern, northeast. close in. .S1800. s400 cash, s25 per month.
 4-room frame, northwest, shade, lawn, fruit, nice place. s1350. $500 cash, balance to suit.
 -6-room brick, pebble dashed. north west, beautiful home. S3250. 5000
 cash.
 Groom brick, modern rooming house, close in, on car line, all furnished. $4400. S750 cash. This is a snap. Groom brick, modern, screen room, and 4-room frame, new, good out buildings, fine shade, nice yard. This place rents for $60 per month and Is always rented. On avenue, south part. S4000. $500 cash. This is a good buy. If you don't find what you want in this list just call us or come in and talk it over. We have 4000 listings to l choose from. All prices and any place and terms to suit you and 1t will cost | you nothing to see what we have, Our | time is yours.
 ! LUTHER REALTY co. 33 West Monroe St. Phone 110S.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27
For Sale-Houses

ROOMS and screen rooms, brick, beautiful shade, located on avenue, suitable for families; also have few other rentals. Holt Realty Co.,, Phone 2TS1. Sunday. dn
 TENT House, completely furnished, 12X14; matched floors. shiplock sides, fully screened, extra large flies; conl- pletely equipped with first-class fur
 niture; Crex rugs, 3-burner oil stove and oven: six months old. Must be seen to be appreciated. Price reason able. Call any time after Monday. 1S4 N. Tenth Ave If
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27
$2z5O

Modern brick dwelling. all built-in conveniences. This is less than house alone would cost to build.
 FRANKLIN D. LANE dn
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27
Good Buysg
S1 North First Avenue.

10 ACRES. house, well, orchard, hay shed. About acres in good stand of alfalfa. Ditches are all checked and concrete boxes. This place has been well taken care of and is in first-class shape. About s4 mile from city limits. Price $4500. S2000 cash.
 20 ACRES. Grain crop just cut and ready for maize. This is exceedingly good soil. No Johnson grass or Ber- muda. $250 per acre. Terms can be arranged.
 40 ACRES. Nice new 6-r. house, well. garage. 20 acres in Al stand of al- falfa. 20 acres in beans and potatoes. This is an ideal place and well located. The price is $500 per acre. One-third cash. Balance easy. have several other good buys which 1 will be glad to show you.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-Half of modern brick house; three rooms, bath and screen porch; free phone and water; cool, shady: near capitol. Phone S3S6. dp
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27
For Sale-Houses

SIX ROOM HOUSE with bath and lectricity, on lot 50x137is feet to al- ey. is for sale at q low price for im- lediate purchase. The house is on ast Fillmore between 9th and 10th treets. It is fairly convenient for the SC of two families. No less than $500 ash payment accepted. Balance terms. ee knorpp at the Republican office.
 4f
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27

WE CANNOT SELL ALL THE RANCH PROPERTY, So WE SELL ONLY THE BEST.
 Acres, Orangewood; modern bun galow, garage. alfalfa, we'll soft water; S1.500 will handle.
 Acres, northeast, cotton and alfalfa, small house, s2,so0; $500 cash. 10 Acres, well improved, in clean alfalfa, S4,200.
 15 acres, 8 miles northeast. 10 acres cotton; dandy house, shade. etc. A bargain.
 20 Acres. Orangewood. all alfalfa: fair improvements, s6.000, terms. 40 and 80 acres, in fine alfalfa; noth- ing better at any. price. See us for particulars.
 HOLT REALTY co. dn
 LIST WITH ME Real Estate.
 Insurante.
 Loans.
 Ask for AL GREEN
 With Griffin Alone" 116-11S First Ave. dn .
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27
FOR SALE

Price $500. easy tcrms-5 room modern home. completely furnished: screen porch, shade, fruit trees; close in, on ear line. Must be sold at once; party is leaving for war. See AL Green, with Griffin Alone" 116-11S North First Avenue. dn
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27
GREAT SACRIFICE SALE

GREAT SACRIFICE SALE
 Party is forced to sell 4S0 acres very fine. shallow water land at railway station on Southern Pacific, near Mari copa, where a large tract is now being developed, also a choice 3.0 relinquish- ment. ready for the blow. near Toltec at bargain for quick action. Phone 30SS. P. Q. Box f46. dp
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27
For sale-Eggs and Poultry
BABY CHECKS

Queen matched and brooded in up- to-date fresh air breeders for 36 hours before shipping. We hatch the year round. Capacity 10000 per month Phoenix Hatchery. 1122 E. Willetta. Phone 3615. Arizona Seed and Floral Co.,, 2S South Central Ave. Phone 4403.
 If
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27

WE HAVE d splendid buy in 56 acres, all in alfalfa $4000 will handle balance on easy terms. We have a buyer for d five or ten acre ranch with house. We solicit listings of city and coun- try property.
 K C. Spratlen,
 With Jordan and Grace
 IS West Adams St. dp
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27
Sacrifice

Large lot 112xlss on North Central Ave. S1050 Franklin D. Lane. dn
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27

UaYle keaIty co. il5 N. Central. Phone 3o99
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27

TWO AND HALF ACRES-With Mod ern Brick Bungalow of 6 Rooms and Screen Sleeping Porch Good Well of Water, With Elec- tric Motor-Chicken Yards Barn Garage Fruit and Shade Trees-Osborn School District-The Price Is $4000, and It's Worth the Money Terms to Responsible People.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27

WANTED--An Offer-Modern Brick of Rooms With ? Screen Porches-Big Lot and First
 Class Location-Move Right In.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-27
ONLY $3650 Real SacraEice

Beautiful, modern up- to date Groom brick with s0x137-foot lot; all kinds of fruit and shade; cement walks around house, garage, fine chicken park; located on West Adams Make terms to suit. Phone 693 or 3449. This place is worth cash value $5000 dm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-10

meet with Mrs. G. W. NJ Keyes
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 10, at 2.30
o'clock.
The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet with Mrs. John
Pinkham at her home on Main street,
Friday afternoon, Dec. -, for patri-
otto work. -
II. S. Bent, L. S. Emery. W. j..
Trott, assessors of Monmouth, at
tended the annual conference of the
local assessors Of Maine in Augusta
Wednesday and Thursday.
Alton Carr and family have re-
moved to North Monmouth, where
Mr.. Carr has employment in the
wooden mill.
School Conservation Day for world
relief was observed by the school
children Of Monmouth Center FRIDAY
afternoon with the following pro-
gram: "In the Trenches" Leila
King; recitation, Gerald Witherell;
"Johnnie's History Lesson" Forest
Getchell; recitation, Annie Bailey;
singing, Battle Hymn Of the Repub-
lie" by school; The Flag on Our
House." Raymond Stetson; recita-
ton. Everett Day; Don't BE Dis
couraged," four girls; "Colubmia, the
Gem of the Ocean," represented by
soldiers, Red Cross nurses. and red,
white and blue girls; recitation,
Coy Robertson; Our Soul immortal"
Scott Higgins: THE Worlds at Peace
Again." George Albert Randlette;
recitation. Gerald Frost; remarks by
Mrs. Henderson. superintendent of
schools; reading, the Home Message
from Uncle Sam" by the school;
closed by singing Star Spangled
Banner" by all. The children brought
exhibits of canned fruits and vegeta-
bles raised here. There was also a
display Of scrap books for the Red
Cross made by the school