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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-27
ARTICLES NEEDED BY THE NAVY OF
 UNITED STATES

Following Is a list of articles re- ouired by the United States Navy for which bids are asked. Information may be obtained at the office of the ReeionaI Director, Bradford D. Pierce Jr.. in the F4rst-Bridgeport bank building.
 Distribution boxes. Oct. '.
 One trimming machine, shell foTg- ing. bs-inch, heavy rapid production with D. c. motor drive. trimming machines, ingot forging, S4-inch heavy type rapid production D. C. motor drive. Oct, Il.
 Shaftng and pu11eys, Oct. Il.
 One silent chain drive, high speed. Oct. Il.
 Refrigerating apparatus and spare sparts. Oct. Il,
 Three brass melting and refining furnaces. Oct. 4th. Seventy ship ranges and sets fire ! brick. Oct. Il, { Ten thousand centers, girnble ring. Got. Il. Field cots army type. Oct. l. One grinding and cutting off ma chine, beh-driven. Oct. 1. ! Sheet brass. Oct. 4.
 About 7,2OO rbs naval brass rod. Oct A
 One hundred microscopical outfits Oct. 4.
 Six electric elevating platform trucks, (storage battery), Oct. 4.
 Two hundpad acetylene cylinders portable Oct, l.
 Voice tube appliances, adapters. Oc tober Id.
 Song books, 5OO,OO0 Cabout) navy 100000 (about) Marine. Oct. 4.
 About 114,O0O gallons catsup, Oct.
 One Engine lathe, 24 inches by l feet, geared head, motor drive. Oct. l
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-27

f1e, weighing about 15 pounds, fired from the shoulder like an ordinary IT. file, and carried by hand as 1t is not much heavier than the standard 1O- pound rifle. Both types of these guns fire steady streams of lead as the belts of bullets are fed into the reser- voirs, the only limit being the amount of ammunition which can be carried. With each automatic rifle are three men one to fire and two to keep up the steady feeding of ammunition.
 The new type of American machine gun makes a favorable appearance in this array of makes from all the na- tions. It is coming over in large quantities now, and most of the Am erican divisions now arriving come with their machine-gun sections equipped with the new American model At the training camps the tests have given the best results, but the real test of battle action is still to come as most of the divisions on the fighting line obtained their ma chine-gun equipment before the new model was ready.
 In this same arsenal one could com
 
 the con1batant troops. The Ameri- can bayonet looked like a long, sharp edged knife. But the French bayo- net was more like slender rapier, two feet long and without cutting edge meant for stabbing. The Russian bayonet has no sharp point but is 1 like g. screw-driver with a f1at-edge, cutting and stabbing at the same time. And besides the guns of all kinds is the ammunition stored in vast quan- 1 titles in arsenals and warehouses and 1 in huge parks and ammunition dumps l all the way from the coast up to the 1 fighting front. The great stacks of shells are very orderly in arrange ment, each stack representing a car load, and each graded by caliber and lot-number Each lot of shells diff fers slightly in power, and the only way to insure uniform accuracy in the fire of a battery is to keep it sup piled with the same lot of shells.
 Separate from the shells, are the fu- ses and grenades kept in small de- tached lots owing to their highly ex-
 plosive character. In one of these grenade dumps there were IS different
 kinds of gas. hand and rifle grenades.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-27
EXTRAORDINARY KILLS
 GERMANY'S PLAN.

Dr. Thomas Masaryk, first presi- dent of Czechoslovalda. says the for nation of this new nation will blast Germany's dream of world power for ever. In the Worlds Work for Oc- tober, he points out that Faced on the west by a big nation, Germany could not expand in that direction. Faced on the east by another big na- tion, Russia, Germany could not ex- pand in that direction. Russia will find herself The door will be closed on German hopes in that direction.
 "Germany's one opportunity for ex- pansion has been and still is south eastward. This is the significance of the Central Zone of nations for the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-27
CERTIFICATES ISSUED.

Washington, Sept. 26-The sixth bi- weekly issue of certificates of in debtedness in anticipation of the Fourth Liberty loan was oversubscrib- ed by $25, 1000, making total sub- scriptions s625,216, 900.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-27
WILL SUBSCRIBED MILLION.

Boston, Sept 26 - The Arlington Mills corporation notified the Liberty Loan committee today that 1t would subscribe S1,OoO,OOo of Fourth Liberty Loan bonds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-27

Shuttle service will be resumed by the Subway under 42nd Street before Oct 5. The Public Service Commis- sion authorized the use.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
FROM CAMP TAYLOR.

Editor Big SANDY News
Dear Sir;--As Il is showing this
NOR ing and there isn't much doing
shall write a few lines TO the NEWS
our company, has been split up and
only about dozen OF the Lawrence
county hoys are NOW IN the Sth Co.. TN,
Others having been transferred to the
5tl. However we're stlll pretty near
each other.
We are having plenty Of winter
There has been snow ON the ground
nearly ALT time since about the mia
die OF December II rs showing now az
II IL means TO continue. Al seem b,
1grce thar the latter part % last wee,
was the coldesi they ever experienced
SO we can't do much work outside %
quarters. just a day row and then.
We are getting some new men along.
volunteers l think Don't believe any.
more Of the men will be called FOR q
while vet. perhaps not before the mid Z.
die OF February.
Our friend Jack is sick 81 the hos
pital and csked ne TO inform his
friends IN this way go they would know
the reason for his not writing But he
win ne out in few days and he VIII
then he heard from.
Several of the other hoyH are there
too. hut none Of Them seriously H.
The y. NJ. CAS- Jhcre are sever or
eight in camp are doing great dehl
for the boys IN camp And while thor
are many o. US who DO not sppreciat't
as much As we should an that IS beins
done for US. vet l think Oh realize Tim.
they are one u best feature OF CANT
life
Religious services are held twice
week by some OF the camp workers or
ministers from the city.
Then there are movies. musical pro-
grams. etc every night OF the week
So there is something TO ~ the taste
OF every fellow here
II this escapes shall write again. And
later, u things continue shall give
some OF our experiences with the Huns
Success TO the NEWS and all the
home folks
Sgt. HARRY II. ROBERTS.
Sth CO.. End Blu. Camp Taylor KY.
January IA, 1918
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
Local And nersonaI.

y q Iartin and wife are IN Louis
willie whore Mr. Martin is taking spec
tai treatment for q nervous trouble
Mrs, G. w Womlck % West Lib
ertY. KY, WAS the guest Of relatives IN
town TUESDAY.
T., C. SNYDER a former resident OF
this place, but now "A citizen OF Cat
ettsbIrg Ky was a visitor here this
week.
James = Salisbury IS IN Washing
Ton City this week on business
Joe Stan.ey formerly cashier OF Is.
National Bank of this place but now a
member Of the Naval Reserve Force.
was here this week visiting home folks
Mrs. Lula Fitzpatrick OF DwaIe was
visiting relatives in the city Tuesday
II. II. Fitzpatrick end Robert 5
Friend left On the early train Thursday
morning TO see b. T.. Friend. who is
seriol sly III in Cincinnati. o
Mr.. and Mrs Iarl stumble have
moved herr. from waYlqnd.
James Howard and wife ~ West
Prestonsburg. have returned from Nero
Florida. where they went for the pri-
pose OF lookirr ont . farm
VI. ID. Powers was called to Hunt
Dstun Wednesday OF account OF tbs
unexpected death OF his father.
pr r. X. Nay OF Dwale was bus
mess caller here Wednesday.
s. L. Raldridge OF Ricevllle. was
here on business wednesday,
a J., Wright Of Bull creek was IN
town Wednesday
Alex Crider was a business caller ir
tt,Ngf tO1ny
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
LAWRENCE COUNTY BOY
IN SOUTHERN CAMP

Lake Charles. In.
win write you few lines as am
thinking OF my Lawrence CO friends
always thought Louisa was the most
patriotic town IN cur country. but /
find it's equal at i-aiso Charles. I.onisi
ana. town OF about 10000 population.
or new Years day the boys from,
Gerstncr hs.d were invited TO dinner
nj the expense OF the good people OF
this place. about loco Of us accepted
the invitation and were permitted tl
leave the camp by our officers. We had
the hest dirner OF our lis es furnished
TO us, everything from turkey to nuts
was on the tables. and plenty Of 4. too
OF course II was N private homes and
af.or dinner those that Rad machines
TOOK the bows auto riding and showed
them every point of interest in town
Row. my object in writing to you Is
this: to let the people Of Lawrence
county know that army life is fine
| want to say that the girls OF Lake
Charles and elsewhere, salute the boys
IN uniform. but / find no girls to me
ike the girls of Lawrence county.
am In the 176 Aero Squadron.
Grestnei field Lake Charles. La
Success to the Big Sandy News.
Yours truly.
GARLAND WEBB.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
WEST VAN LEAR.

In spite OF the weather conditions
there is not regularly a vacant seat in
Van Lear graded school. The princi-
pal ard teachers of this school were ia
vored at the first of the new year will;
an appreciate raise in salary for which
they must thank q generous and fair
minded board of education
Forrest Conley of Hager Hill, was
home from Camp Taylor on few day ;
furlough this north.
Mr. ard Mrs. E. L. McCue Of Ashland
are with their aunt Mrs. Sam Crun.
for short visit.
Mrs. X. Price OF Van Lear went to
Buffalo to visit her mother one day las;
week.
Hiss Lyme Atkins, private stenos
raj her in office OF y, J Perrin. spent
Saturday and Sunday with her home
people ct Potter, Ky
o. J. Conley, who has been at West
Van Lear fer the holiday season, will
leave this week for Hazard Leslie GO
The young ladies' sewing circle at
this place met with their Sunday school
teacher, Miss Edna Conley Saturday
afternoon and enjoyed a social hour
together
Russell Childress. who has been very
low with typhoid fever, is slowly i'm
proving
Clyde Burchett employed by c. and
o Ry. Co, al Van Lear junction, Wis
tied home folks recently.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
Local And Personal.

Mrs. Josie Williams and daughter
Mrs. Madge Watson of Ashland were
visiting Mr.. and hrs. Jno. +. Wells o:
this city last week.
Chas. York returned 10 his home In
Louisa last week. Mrs. York and chill
dren vii, remain here for an extensive
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Oma Vaughan accompanied her
sister Mary to Cincinnati Tuesday
where Miss Mary is returning to schoo!
after spending the holidays here.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. J Archer OF Pres
tonsourg are the proud Parents OF 4
I2. pound boy. which arrived Decem4
Der "a named Arthur Johns
John Conley age 6S years died AZ his
home on Lick Fork of Jennies creek
last week of typhoid. lie was good
citizen.
Rev RurDs Conley has returned from
a visit to Oklahoma where he preached
fol a few weeFs.
Mrs. G. v Daniels is the guest Or
her mother, Mrs Mary Rice at Denver
this week
Mrs. VIM. Klicke OF Cincinnati is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Garfield Butler of this city Mrs. Klicke
will be remembered as Miss Marcelia
Butler
Miss Or, Mae Preston will return
here Friday from an extended visit
with relatives in Ashland and will take
charge OF her music class Monday.
DR. G. V. Daniel and Mrs, Clarence
Preston were in Ashland last week
where they went to ottend the funeral
of Miss Eta Daniel She was niece OF
Dr. Daniel and cousin OF Mrs. Pres
.on-Hera id
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
LETCHER COUNTY

Whitesburg, Ky, Jan. 15.-Weathei
conditions continue remarkable thru
out this section, Saturday being a rec.
ord breaker owing to the Elgh cold
north winds blowing a gale. Due the
severe weather practically all develop
ment, railroad grade work and build j.
I'M. activity in this section has been
suspended, AS a result many people are
out of employment. Coal companies
starting development work are suffer-
ing great damage
tt II
The regular term of the circuit court
will convene mere today with Judge
John f. Butler, Pilleville, presiding. A
large number o. important murder ca
SEES have BEEN set down for hearing
at this term and Judge Butler will de
everything possible tc rid the docket u
its oongested condition. j II. Frazier
will be tried for the assassination of
William Banks on the streets of Whites
burg November 9 The trial will be
watched with much interest.
~ II
The West Virginia and Kentucky
Coal company recently organized BY
Huntington, w. Va. people will de-
YelOp lElU acres Cl me Ctstl ldiuS -
ing along Smoot creek below here In
Letcher county where a first class coal
development will spring up. This viii
be reached by short lire branch Of
the Louisville & Nashville.
tttt
Revenue officers made a moonshinc
raid through the Cumberland Mountain
section late Saturday and cut aud de-
stroyed two good sized Illicit stills with
complate equipment. Two moonshiners
were also arrested and are being held
for trial. Nloonshining is rapidly de
ereasing in the border mountains.
tttt
The murder of John V. Lang which
occurred at McRoberts in the coal fields
a week ago is deeply regrettable at
fair. 1t appears that Lang was walking
with q party OF friends at night when
two shots fired by an assassin took eff
feet in his body. A negro suspect ar
rested was iound over while the grand
jury sitting here will make thorough |
probe into the murder
TT tt
Within the past few days coal OPP
orators report a slight shortage of coal |
cars. with mine work is somewhat
hampered throughout the coal fields Of
Letcher county The Government prom
Use an improvement effective at once.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
sELEcrIvE DRAFT.

On saturday OF last week the Loca.
Roard. selective Daft Law, completeJ
It's work Of sending out Quesiionnaires
TO al regisirants and Il Is important
that these shall be filed out and return
ed to Local Board. Louisa KY. within
seven days from date OF mailing. sun
days and legal holidays excepted.
The regisirant who fails will auto.
maticaly go In class one and may be
at once indicted Into the military ser
vice and tried by co,,rtmartial. Reg
istrants who have for any reason fail
ed TO fill out and return same to Local
Beard, louisa. Ky, should ri once ~
before the board and file AFFIDAVIT,
showing any reasonable excuse for NOT
attending TO this within the time limit
OF seven days" and ask for a dupli-
cate and III IL out and fle II al once.
II is no excuse that QUESTIONABLE
was not received notice OF the sending
ont IL these blanks was posted in tie
office Of the Local Board each day. and
also pjblicly posted on Main Cross ~:
each day. and this OF itself Is notice
whether QUESTIONABLE was received or
not. and charged each registrant and
all concerned with notice OF the day
upon which such duty was 10 he per
formed or such privilege might b.
claimed, regardless OF whether or MOI
n mailed notice or Questionnaire was
actually received by registrant or 9th
or person
Card notice OF the classification OF
rcgistraats will be mailed out In the
next few days will probably be com
menced this week
- n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
U. S. ARMY cLEANEST IN
EUROPE, SAYS EDUCATOR

Chicago January lO.-That ,hn Unit
cl States arm, Is tho cleanest now IN
Europe was the assurance given Amer
lean parents by Or. W. II. Fostor. pres
ident Of Reed College, Portland. Orc,
who visited the entire French Cont rs
the representative OF the war council
OF the Red cross. IN an address dehv-
cred i,er tNlay.
II visited every camp In France
where American soldiers are quarter
ed" said DIR, Foster, and never saw
any drunkenness. The morals 81 the
American soldiers are good. too"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
SMOKY VALLEY.

Sunday school is progressing nicely
at this place.
Lindsey Cyrus viii preach at this
place next Saturday night and Sunday.
January 10.
Shelda aud Paulle Diamond, who
have been spending the holidays witt,
home folks, nave returned to Ashland.
We are glad to see Tom Isaac back
10 Smoky Valley once mere.
Dorothy Cyrus and Oslo Hammond
were shopping. in Louisa one day last
week
Gertrude ard Audrey Fletcher were
visiting friends on Lick creek last
Monday.
Steve Bradley was calling on his best
girl Sunday.
Bora, to M and Mrs Harrison Rob
erts twelve pound boy.
Gertrude Fletcher and Ray William
son We're calling or Oscar and Flossic
Clenvenger Sunday.
Mart Bradley was calling on friends
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
HEAD AND NOSTRILS
STUFFED FROM COLD
~PAPE's COLD COMPOUND ENDS,
a COLD OR GRIPPE IN A
FEW HOURS.

Your cold win break and on vr;pro.
misery end after taking a dose az
Pape's cold Compound" eyer, two.
hours until three doses are taken
Il promptly opens cloggcd nos
trils and air passages in the head. stops
nasty discharge or nose running. re-
lieves, sick headache. dullness fever
Isl ness SORE throat, sneezing. soreness
anl stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed upi Quit blowing
and snuf'lingl Ease your throbbIne
head-nothing else in the world rive-
such prompt relief as "loape's COLI
compound which costs only n Few
cents at any drug store. II acts with
our assistance, tastes nice and causes
no Inconvenience Accept no subgti
tute.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
wEeevIuLE.

Miss Anna Fleming spent tie daN
Monday with friends here
Rev. A. G. Bostwick. secretary OF
Rod Cross in Lawrence county wa
here Thursday organizing an auxiliary
The warn has been received and our
aides are knitting. or course the pat
riotic men are talking Red Cross where
ever they go
l. j. Webb, Jr., is with home folks
this week.
Mrs w I. Webb is visiting her broth
er at Riverton.
Tho family of Luther Giles is NOV
ing to Grayson for the winter.
Mrs. Dexter Flanrher was visiting
her mother for a few days last week.
DR.. D. ]. Thompson has gone to Lou
isvjlle with his sister. Miss Emma,
where she is to undergo an operation
for appendicitis.
The Misses Anna and Elizabeth
Youns were over ait the Red Cross or
ganization Thursday
Mrs. Maggie Stewart recently receiv-
ed a personal letter from Rev G. Wood
Anderson, who had been in Paris with
the soldiers. He says they are well
cared for and quite cheerful That
Clarence he. son, is very happy in his
work in the hospital corps. \.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
PaintsUiHe Items
Paek-cass,dy.

The many friends OF Miss Make Cas-
sadly and Hubert Pack We're surprised
to learn OF their wedding here last
week. They were married at the home
of Mrs. Packs sister, Mrs. VIII A..
Ward last Thursday. Only few friends
and near relatives were present Mrs.
Pack has been in the postofiice mere for
some time and is a charming and ut,
tractive girl. She was loved by Ill who
knew her Nh Pack for some time has
been located at Stone Ky, as bookkeep
er for the Fond Creek Coal company
He was IL student here in the Seminary
and all who know him speak highly o.
him. lie has many sterling qualities
After spending a few days honeymoon,
Mr.. and Mrs Pack will be at home u
their many friends at Stone, Ky TheiI
many friends join ia wishing them i
long and happy life.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18

Sunday.
Miss Emma Muncy who has been on
the sick list, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Felix Slxaggs was calling on
Mrs. Leo Branham recently.
We Were glad 10 see Alex Frazier
and Mckinley Muncy back TO Smoky
Valley orce more
Davy Compton was calling on his
best girl al Louisa Sunday.
JEFF Cyrus was calling ON his broth
er, Lindsey CYRUS Sunday.
Remember the prayer meeting at tn
old log cabin every Sunday evenins,
CANDY KIDS,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
PikeuiHe Items
Ladies Aid Plan
Valentine Silver Tea.

Mrs. A. r. Williams entertained the
Ladies Aid Society of the First Pres
byterian church on Thursday after
noon in her usual charming manner.
A large attendance was requested and
many OF the members were present Az
the close of the business hour delicious
ice cream and cake were served. One
Interesting feature Of the business ses-
sion was the decision that Silver Tea
should be given on February "a mt the
home of Mrs. James Francis The sill
veg Teas given in the past have beer
very profitable ord enjoyable and this
cne ~ omises to be one Of The most at :.
tractive yer given
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
Local And Personal.

Mr. II. s. Adkins, manager OF j. B
F'lkh )rn Coal Co. Esco. attended the
operators meeting mere Tuesday.
T. II. Hartman went to Williamson
Monday on business.
Jas Z. Francis is attending = bus
mess matters in Washing on, ., c /,
this week.
Mr.. and firs. w, II Price came dowr
from Wolf Pit Monday and We're here
until Wednesday morning. AIr Price
attended the coal cperoter's meeting
Tueseay.
g. 4, Warden. manager Ndgewat'r
Coal 4 Coke Co, Of Heller was hers
tuesday for the operators meeting. IT.
was accompanied by Mrs. Warden.
crns. Elliot. OF the Huntington re-
cruiting service was guest OF his faith
en-. w. K.f Elliott this week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
Bond Forfeited In B-anham Case.

IN the case OF John Branhani who
It was thought would be on hand when
his case was called in the Circuit Cour;
but who has since made himself scarce
bond was declared forfeited. the sum
being tow thousand dollars. Bondsmen
were - L. and j G.. Rucker and A. l.
James. Those gentlemen thought they
had given Branham up on his bond,
only the Friday before he ESCAPED but
the proceeding had not been carried
out in the form required hy law.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
Back From New York.

MIR and Mrs. Willard r Jillson have
returned from a visit to Mr. Jllson's
home in Syracuse. n v. They visited
in New York New Haven. Conn, Buf
falo md Niagara Fails They were ac ,
stopped or n Washington City to visit
John +, Layne. who is IN the Naval Re !.
serve Force AT that point.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
3. ?. Friend seriousIY bod.

A message was received Wednesday
evening by w. II. Fitzpatrick from
Mrs. b. p. Friend in Cincinnati, Ohio.
saying Mr.. Friends condition was crit
ical and to come at once. Mr.. Friend
was operated on In one Of the cincin-
natl hospitals recently for an affection
Of one OF tho glands IN his throat. The
case took a sudden and serious turn
His friends here hope for his recovery.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
COURT oE AppEALs.

Frankfort. XIV. Jan. 15.-Court Of Ap-
aeaiH OF KENTUCKY. Present: Eastern
division sitting
Consolidation Coal company VS.. Des-
kins. Johnson affirmed
nordsgacd Coat company VS.. EG ?
Nlrts Pike: reversed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
Jam es Dotson Dies.

James Dotson former resident OF
this place VINO poved 10 oklahoma sew
eral yecrs ago d:cd Tuesday morning
AT LaNt6ni okla, OF tuberculosis. He
had heen confined 10 his bed for several
months, He WIS a son OF Lewis Dot
son formerly OF this place
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
Jack Prindible Dead.

j. F. Prirdible. well known civil en-
gineer. died of pneumonia at Savln :
nah, Ga. Saturday. He was for many
years in the employ OF John c. c. Mayo
Ltely he has been in the coal business
with C. NJ. Keyser near Pikeville. lie
is SUI yived by daughter son ard wife.
the latter being Paintsville woman.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
eALLUR SCHOOL Team cl csc

Ihe school a. Geliup in which Misses
ss'ie Genrhart and Marie Roberts an
teachers WIN close Friday Of next wee,,
.Ihe following Monday Miss Gearhn,.
taRes position in Prof clarlte's schoos
OF HEAVIER Flos d-co. Miss Roberts vii,
return - her home nj Cadmus and in
q i"w weeks expects to enter school.