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The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Marriage
Licenses

Roster ThOnas Bladen. IT.. 2. and Kstherin,
Claire Burke. 49, both Of this ci'y. The Rev
". J. Meeks
FRANK l. Bickrns,oH. %. ard Haz.i w Oar.
rsgh. . 10Th Of this city. Tue Rev. Nelsoo j.
Allan II. Ap7crs-n. D. and Grayce I. Il
scn. %. both of this 7ty. The Rev. s H.
Greene
Pn,ey John Altizcr. 6. and Bertha Ebarth
Never. both of this city. The Rev. s. H.
john Herbert R,.isvr. Is. this ay. and IAr,
Thcrma Hallcr. ls. Capital Heights Nd The
Rev. & T.. FIltr
Paul wsdern.an. =. Balfimore. Nd. and
Clars RapT.l. q. Balurnore. Nd The Rev q.
StverstoDe.
Gerg~ wAclrr Wan sisc. .. q Cleveland
Ohio. and villa Agnes 11lnrnc. q # thi,
city The Rev. William o. Gn~Tne. jr.
e. f.. Canmdy. -. # IiicflnpUd. Va. and
Ss>ka RHhl.oF q. of New YORK CITY.
jusepi kl'tr.dsc jr-. g and Dorothea {.
Davis. p. 10th 81 U,u city. The Rev James
Harvey Drnham.
Ruysri Er.,rae Dczier. .. and Ennie Asne.
Srhneckr'th. n, bn'h q this city. Tie Rev.
G.. g. Johnson.
Michael l. walsh q. of Mr-mt Rainier. Nd
Rev. Eirsrl 7 MciTa;h.
Max Flsroin q. OF New York Oty. and Ce-
crha Err,n, Is. of Baltimore. Nd The Rev.
SiivcrStuGc.
= u,
Ethel l. -. "a. OF Le1inst1n. Va The
Rev Howard + Do~ns
John T.. Bernhard. .. ot this city and Mar
tha H. Allen, 10. Il Columbus. Ca. TIE Rev.
John F. B1spS
AI-r- Craytnn S;,n,ey. -. and ElS. Name
Gct;in=s 10. hth Of this city The Rev John
+. Bn1~.
Lerhc CARPENTER. z,. Chester. Pa. and Rnse
Y. Cunningham. Is. Of Orange Va The Re-.
John NJ Jerric-
James T Enbr-y. .. Of DSsplane. Va. and
Gaoe l.. Myers. u, Of Lindun. Va The Inr.
John n Jcffries
Arthur r n-itzsrr-r. -. and E,nioe A. Got
valid. 2. bph Of tais city. The Rev. John c.
CoTenh,ver
MAn>f Amour .. Of Baltimnre. Nd. and
Rnss shsllea- 20. Of Richmond, Va The Rev.
Marin J. gan
Carleton q iEu,Er+o-d Is. and osrol-n l..
Leach. -. both & this city. The Rev. II. =.
Esnirlph.
Rclrrt g osfe-. < Of birmingham. Ala.
and CEth"rn" Il. Moor. Y. of Nashville. Tenu
The Rev = + Hall
Ju>crh n. Morris. 80. ard Beatric~ Forrest
~. both of this CITY. The Rev. NJ. W Clair
Arthur Iac4 -on. -. anil Rnra y Mills -
hofh ~ This ~iy The Rev. John u. ROlnnsr
rhelp Has :. aud Elsie Iona Darry. -.
brh n this city.
Ioscph IcTis. eS. rhi!.dclr'is. u. and Bes-
sic r. Gordon q. this city. The Rev. W. N.
William Gray q ard Beatrice simm. n
both of tlis city. The Rev. Heusn T Dent
Willie c. Minor. 8 Il winterg-ccn. Va.
and Dpa n Tlnlls. - Of this city. The
Rev W. ]. Howard
J'.cTh pysn = and Minnie OWNS .. both
of this city. Tie Rev. L J. E.tchic
Trarers c. Tt-rn;os. -. aud Ella NJ. Thomas.
2. both Of this city. TIE Rev. James T.
Haney.
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Current News From
Govt Printing Office

William r. Love. OF the pressroom,
is organizing a cooperative store. to be
located in the Old building.
Miss Helen BrandenburS has ~
turned to the property record section
after q visi; with her parents in Fred
erick. Nd. "
Edwin Bruce Austin Is detailed from
the johroom 10 the money-or1er sec
tIon as a reyiSer.
Frank Haas. of the linotype sec
tion. is visiting relatives IN Phils-
delphia
Courtney c. Thayer is again al work
in the hand section after a week in
the orfice of the superintendent OF
work
Chief Machinist Charles Dodson. OF
the night linotype section. has been
i'll for a week.
James Leslie. % the carponter shop.
who recently underwent an operation
in Providence Hospital. wss yester-
day removed to his home in Chevy
Chase
Machinist Robert 4. williams has
been transferred from the night limo
type section TO the day force.
hFS. Auan NJ fIleulanu'F ner ~
turned TO the monOlvpe keyboard
room after a visit with relatives in
Buffalo.
Charles F. kreh spent the holidays
at his old home in Frederick. Md
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roate and two
children viii spend the ncNt month
in Florida.
q. \. George. OF the plumbing sec
tion. is detailed to the intermediate
force.
Ralph Orr. assistant in the ink fac
tory. is confined 10 his home with
diphtheria.
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CHECE-- ON HILARITY
SEEN HOSPITAL HOPE

New Year Eve celebrators are asked
by the directors OF the Chiidren's
Hospital campaign to subscribe to the
children a portion of the money they
will save on this years festivities.
Owing to the. bone-dry condition Of
Washington 1t is believed that the
thousands OF dollars customarily spent
will not get in circula ton Through
the usual channels. cche workers
hope to divert a part TO their cause.
Checks or cash should be sent to n.
l.. Burchell. treasurer. 1875 F street
northwest. or TO Clifford l. johnson.
director OF the campaign. 1875 G street
northwest.
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City Club Invited to Dance
At Women's New Clubroom

Members of the City Club. on Far
ragut Square. have been invited to
attend the old fashioned New Year
Day reception and dance to be given
by the Women's City Club tomorrow
afternoon from TO o'clock in the
clubhouse. % Jackson place north
west.
The invitation has been extended
by Miss Mary O'Toole, president OF
the women's organization. through ].
A. Whitfield. president of the Mems
City Club. The women's clubhouse
will be open for inspection from top
10 bottom
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Only Important Roads b.
In d. {. to Be Improved

Main highways leading from Mary
land into the District Will not be i'm
proved except where there is an ur-
gent traffic demand. duo 90 limited ap-
preparations, il was indicated yester-
day by The Engineer Department -
The department Is planning a sur
vey oF the situation with regard 10
the dozen or so arteries which con-
meet Maryland farmers with the Dis
trict. .
Efforts will he made To determine
which roads carry the most trafic
and its relative importance. Engineer
Commissioner kutz also is interested
in ascertaininZ 10 what extent the
Sixteenth street-Alaska Avenue extern
sion has relieved traffic on Georgia
avenue.
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SPIRITUALISTS.
SPIRITUALIST-MEDIUM
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR
FOR YEARS WASHINGTONS FAVORITT
ADVISER

FOR YEARS WASHISGTOE'S FAVORITE
ADVISER.
Most remarkable reader OF human DESTINY OF
the present age, far in advance of the ordinary
readers you meet. in a class distinctly alone,
giving fun names facts figures and locations
without asking YOU single question. Just
think Of nan that can close his eyes and
see your whole life flashed before him like a
panorama Marcus La Mar can tell you what
YOU have done. what YOU are now doing and
tells you exactly What yoU are going to do. His
advise on love aiTairs Is considered wonderful, he
never fails to r-inite the sefarsted brings about
your ever wish and gives never failing help and
advice on business. lawsuits changes, or most
any afair Of interest. lie succeeds in the mos.
difficult cases where ordinary readers have
failed. Call today, he will surprise YOU Hours
Il e. m to p. m. daily! closed Sundays
1920 G st. NV.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
MADAM IGNORE

GIFTED CLAIRvOYANT AND MEDIUM
Gives true and good advice on business .oe
divorce and marriage. Tells how TO gain success
In anything ycl wish to do. Tells how to over
come evil infu-oces: how 70 gain and mold the
one you love. Her advice Will help you. you viii
be wiser and happier after seeing this gifted
medium. No guess work questions asked.
What she sees and tells CONES true Tells the
ful. name Of who yor. viii marry. the day and
month Give her q trial before you cr!tcise I;
GONE and be convinced what = natural born
olaiEToyIut can do Sltisfaciion or no chargea
Hours. il A. m TO SO ,. ~. Closed Sunday
III ELEVENTH STREET NV.
Cwo doors uor-f Q! i'alsis Royal.
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PALMlSTRY.
Mrs. BOSWELL.

TALNTIST MD II4AIRVONANT
Gives advice on business matters. love health
and family affairs: to-L7 if the one YOU love is
true NJ false. what part OF the country is luck
lest TO yor what 70 do to be successful in life:
when and whom yo1 will marry. In fact. no
matter what your hopc. fear or ambition. come
to this noted Ialmist and flid help There is
no need for anyone to - unsuccessful or un-
happy. No matter what the cause her advice re-
moves al trouble. She guarantees satisfaction
Readings. SID. 10 9Th st. NV. between G and
II sts de3N7t
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MADAME SEIJA

Egyptian Palruist and Clairvoyant
Gives true advice YOU can dPpeud on in bust
ness. love. health ard family affairs: tells the
name OF future husband or wife and low To
win the one You love; make Up IOyers' quarrels
or family trouble; reuIiteS the separated and
makes happiness in your hone: tells what bust
ncss is MCEiest for you and how to gain sue
cess in anything you take in hand il you are
having had luck or trouble consult Mad. Selia
she can help you satisfaction guaranteed; read
ings 81 daily and Sunday. Phone Z57sJ. sI
1th 81. NV HRlrs TO 3 dsE-7t
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

JA7ss l. ani Jessie II. Zimmerman. hcr.
Walt"- T.. and Nalrl " Williams. Eirl
James L. and TIfc @. Miller. hoy.
Co rre +. and Nellie J.. Ncrr,msn- by.
Alb-rt J. and Lorilla G. Martin. INV.
Wm r. and Henrietta s. Maxwell. clri.
sain ard Annie IASkin. girl.
Enicr l.. aud Lille VI. Iandis. h-v.
James + and Man A Gaglan. girl
RAYMOND T. and Celeste NJ. Goolwin. girl
AdolIhus q. and liLah~th = Farmer. luy
Angelo and Annie AnaStAsio. by.
Harry c. ard Bcs-iH e Byron, grl.
Eau and Ceiia Redd. girl.
Wm. and Mary MaSrn, bny.
Georce and Genera Hawkins. boy.
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Swope to Address Veterans.

THE Future of Service Organiza-
tions in the United States will be
the subject OF an address by Repre-
sentative King Swope. Of Kentucky
at 2 meeting of the George Washing
ton University Veterans Club at S:3C
o'clock on next Monday night in the
assembly hall Of the Arts and Sci
ences Department. 2oS C street north
west
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DEATHS REPORTED

Msry Rowe. g. years. GerIctown Univ Hcsp
VIM. 4. Mahcr. ss.- I5c l9rh Of ~
Harry NJ. Schneider. %. &s5s Univ place
Ashton q Cisi.hanI. IS 200 r. l. ave NV
EiEahth NJ. Kimhall. Il. ST. Eliz Hosp
Sophia Taylor. 6o. Emergency Hosyital
James Richards. 30. GeO-eptUvn INV. Ho.n
Alfred Brooks. 81 ~ ~ ST sw
Kate HOhnsln. es. Wash Asylum Hospital.
Clarence Rollins. q. I'll l3'e 81. NV
MARY Parker ~. 1909 g ST ne
Charles Hall. IS So eNth st NV
Luther II. Frazier. . DAYS. 20 Fla ave. NV.
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Tho.. J. owen & Son. Auctloneer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALCABLE TWO
story. SIX room frame dwelling. No lc3 Ken
yon st. NV. BY virtue Of . certain dccd Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No il9. Folio g. &
SEQ. Of the land records OF the District Of Co
lumbia. and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell. at
public auction in fror Of the premises. on
FRIDAY, TIE md DAY OF JANUARY. A.
D.. 1910. AT O'CLOCK r. NJ, the following
Described land and premises. situate In the Dis
trict OF COLUMBIA and designated as and being
the Wes. ls feet inches front IN the full
depth thereof Of Lot numbered II in Block num-
bered II. in Todd and Browns subdivision S
parts OF Mount Pleasant ard Pleasant Plains,
a. per Ilat recorded In Book Levy Court ,.
page - In the Surveyors Office Of said District
said real estate being assessed for the purposes
of taxation and valuation Lot si2 Square
Si6 TERMS OF SALE-So,d subject to a
prior deed of trust for 500 amount over said
trust TO be paid in cash. deposit Of $40 re-
qnired at time Of sale and purchaser allowed
thirty days TO complete purchase. Further parS
ticulars at time of sale. ROYAL q. MUSDi,
r. LAWRENCE PLUMMER, Trustees
de2i 6 . G-ja3
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PROF BELMONT

Noted Clairvoyant and Falmis;, can read your
life BY the lines q your palm. which the
record O. your ite. Being graduate Of two
tonec-s ot ralm;s1y lis wonderful gift q
second sight enables him to lift the veil Of mys-
terJ and reveal to ycu important matters ot
your future life. Gives adNice on business mat
tiers. love health and family Affairs; tells nams
Of your future LTsband rr wife; tells II one you
love is true or false What Part nt the country Is
luchest to you, what 10 do TO BE successful in
life: removes troubles Of all nature: trings the
seIs-ated tosether; tells the secret Of having
IersOnal influence with yr1r associates Prot
BclInOnt u a Psychologist of World Renown
ReHdngs. 81. l2ls New YORK ave. NV. next
door to Masonic Temple
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MADAM JEANETTE

Egypti4n Pslmist and Clairvoyant Guaraa
TO please but before you utter a word she will
tell what you called for; names and dates OF
when and who you viii marry; if true or false;
how to win and hold the one you do love: what
business snd pert Of the country is best for you
ard Just what TO do 10 make 4 success .u life:
sIecial readings. 81 90. 800 It'll st. NV. cpposits
Ssks Co. Satisfaction guaranteed
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MADAME D'ASiMAN.
Gifted ClairYnyant. Gard Reader

VIII help you in love. marriage. Divorce bust
ness or changes; she tell you lots Of things
you will Re glad to know. Srecial holidays
readings, 81; hours. ll7 Sundays. 81. 1901 g
st NV. Room >. Cor. 18th and G. opposite
DrOop's Nusic Store delft
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"Piney Branch is one Of the most.
rapidly growing sections OF the city.
Houses very recently built or now
IN course Of construction number 10.
When they are occupied by faynili.s-
which will be before ihe present
school year closes. probably 100 more
children will be seeking admission
10 this school. Two blocks north
or the school grading is now IN prog
fess over an area OF six city blocks.
The site of a building project OF
which several houses have already
been erected. Even IL the school
addition were begun AT once il could
not he completed before approx
matcly 800 residences have been con-
strucied on that project. the chTI-
dren IN all OF which would seek
admission to the West School, and.
with the others, tax the capacity
or even the enlarged plant.
The West School WAS designed
and built with special reference 70
lts future enlargement. The lot on
which II stands has n frontage Of
800 feet on Farragut street. and there
Is amptr room TO the cast for an
extension without the acquisition OF
more land. II is understood that
plans and specifications for the pro-
posed addition wcrc prepared about
Three Years ago and arc now on fle
IN the Office OF the Municipal Archi-
tect. At that time your body sub
mitted 10 Congress an estimate for
The construction. but IL was not in
cluced in the annual appropriations
because OF the demands of the wa.
Tor the same reason nothing has
been done in the matter since. all
though the necessity for the improve
ment has steadily increased -
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Is knovn as one Of It's rcatet exponent. Hun
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily; com.
plete readings with sccurate descrip:ions Of what
your hand foretells. only S. Reception parlor ne
corner Of etb nn5 e nv. Entrance 9Th St Hours
10 a. N. to p m. ie8M
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MADAM EPPY
RIZPAH EIlQN

Genuine Egyptian Palmist: reads 2sst, pres
ent and future: satisfaction guaranteeJl g2s pa
ave NV. no2n
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Whole City Backs Drive |;
To Improve DC. Schools
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTlSUED FROM PAGE ONE.
IL was done at the direction OF Col.
Robert u. Harper, president OF the
Chamber. This is the first action OF
the school committee on the ques-
tions involved.
Like the other organizations OF the
group IL is against any delaying Of the
important needs by any effort TO in
stitute any new fads and fancies in
the system at this time, when there
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PSYCHOLOGISTS.
ARE YOU HAPPY2
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT To SETIOS /. ARTICLE a,
OF bylaws notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting of tho stcck.oIders Of The Capi
tai Traction Company for the election of a
hoard Of diro-tors for the ensuing yeay and the
trsnsac:ion of sIch ether business As may h'
brought before the meeting. will b. held al the
offer n the company. :6ih ard VI Sis
Washington. n. G. Wednesday, Jsnrary a.
I'D. al 1916 O'Clock m Th> polls viii 10
open from IL O'Clock a m. until L O'Clock noon.
IL D. CRAMPTON. Secretary. de3i lt
woRKINGNES-wE ARE NOT AFRAID no
admit II that certain stocks have advanced,
but luck for you bought in time for
ing you . bunch OF cash: See new rants and
sweaters. s. mp; slightly used oyercoats. S MP:
ladies furs. ooats drrS>s. ctr. Irlced low.
JCSTHS OLD STAND, 6lo D. de3l It
X GOLDEN DONALDSON AND CHARLES
Covles Tucker have removed their law o1ioHs
to tho CnsnnrrciG, National Bank Building li:h
ard q rs Telephone Main Is de3l It
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MADAM PARKER

GIFTED CLAIIvOYANT AND MEDIUM.
II sou are eoins to seek sdIice or help.
why not conr-lt one who is well known.
one who Is here permanently This rfted
lady an tell you anything you wish to
know or find out in business, health, OF
family ehairs. When srd whom you viii
marty. What part OF the country il best
for you What to do 10 be successful in
life. RemoTes evil influence. Tells how
to win and hold the cns Of your choice.
Satisfaction no charges ReaGng1 81 90.
I'll z st nv. between lefh a.. i3fh- uo3u
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NNF RUTH

Palmist Clairvoyant ard Phrenologist
Can be consulted daily on all affairs Of life;
.atisfaction sIarantsed hours, a. m. TO Q
D. Studio SO sth ST. NV de7-tf
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

(IHREE ROOMS AND BATH; FIRST FLOOR
~ Sh st. NV. eea-1
f7G coLDMBIA RoAD-FU WISHED
double room. Adjoining bath Phone Columbia
"a del-1
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that time effort has been made @
provide room for additional pupils
by the erection of portable build
ings' two Of which have been COM
pleted and are in use. Two others
nave their frames erected. but for
some reason nothing further has
been done on them for several weeks. :
bach OF the portables contains fortyS-
seats' making the total seating ca
paclty accommodations Of the plant
at the present time ses. But even
with the temporary additions thus
MADE a large number of pupils are
stili unprovided with seats. making
u necessary TO grant only a half
days instruction to some children,
ana then send them home TO make
room for others.
The following figures show the
ste ady and rapid increase in the en-
n A. N
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
A GOOD BUSINESS

A GOOD BUSINESS
-withoat caTital honorable and straight strict
ly your own; plan is new; of great value
GEORGE WELI.ES MOSLEY, NewhsIrg
n. Y. de5l-5t
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REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.
READY TO BUILD ON AT ONCE
Containing over 1000 square feet ground. in
a subdivision Of over 100 houses; one car fare:
valued at $50. fee and clear title. taxes paid
until next year; will sell on terms or trade for
automobile in good condition or light truck.
Address BOX sos. Herald Office de3l-T
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DO YoU LOVE GOOD HEALTH IoU oAN
have IT, Call Of ITB 7th q. NV
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
-hl-M
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE.

SAFETY FIRST
ABSOLUTELY FIREPRoOF sToRAa
Rooms, 81 ard up Moving and Packing
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. lsD loh
q. nv. Phone Main tzs and Franklin 1sl II
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE
At current rates Of interest. TYLER &
RUTHERFORD. INC. sf 18Th q. nv. suolsN
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Rapidly Growing Section.
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Population increases

The report goes back as far as 1878
and shows the increase in the popula-
tion and points out the amount OF
home construction work now going
on. II says, in part, after requesting
the school board to take every step
possible to increase the size of the
school now totally Inadequate" to ac-
cemmedate the children in that
vicinity;
The eight rooms of the school
contain SIS seats, Three years ago
that capacity, was reached. and since
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-27
WORKING BOYS
RESERVE WILL
BE CONTINUED

W. ID NousN superintendent OF the
Corpus Christi schools and director of
me WORKING BOYS Reserve Tor Nucrea
County hns announced that he VIII
call o. meeting of the principals soon
in order io discuss enc problems re-
gnrdine th.s wears work
Bows ol DO 90 20 wears oi aye arc
permitted tn ho enrolled lu ihe reserve.
Tho purpose of the organization pn-
mHfilt .s to send boys fo she farm dur
rF vacation periods Those that spend
nt iclst H.x weeks are entitled 90 "a
badge showing their service in food
production
% waH thought that there would not
D, such great need for urging boys
to help on farms this ycnr. hUi the de-
m1nd TOR food Tor destitute people
overseas has made 10 imperative that
the work Do continued.
Tho WORKING Boys Reserve also Coz
operates with the United States I'm
pio, mcnt service The latter gets out
special publication called BOY
Power" which deals with the Reserve
and its activities
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-27
Tompkins Announces
Dates for Receiving
Income Tax Reports

o. a Tompklns deputy collector ~
internal revenue. hiss announced q So
fies VI datpa fof this region in order
that persons may filc fhvir income
taN reports fof the year ~ 1918. March
i5 is the hast day Tor films these fe
ports and 81 Tomphins urres that Oh
persons who Hrc required 10 make e.
return DO 90 Immediately Do order go
avoid payment 90 penalty hls
schedule follows
corpus Christi February ~ sud is.
aud March 4. ana March "a and a.
licbhfOatiic. Monday. March q
San Diego TUESDAY March Z.
Alice Wednesday. March q
Alice. Friday. March r
iafurlaH Thursday March G.
llohsiown SATURDAY. March
kngstlilo. Monday and Tucsdav
March 40 ana ~
bishop "wednesday March 8
George west. Saturday. March DO
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James WhitcOmb Riley
Program Scheduled For
High School Assembly

A James Whtcomh Riley program
vii Dee given ui the high school us-
semhy Friday according Go supcrin-
tondeut ~ D Notloh
NH Maunw noNl1n who has been "a
tourist in this olty Tor the last lew
months VIII give readings o. hia poems
She is from Kansas CITY and is "a
mcmbor of thc Authorf club there
Mlss BoNlan IS well known in educa-
tiuual circles Boa Texas. nnd has "a
reputation thlt is said to have reached
into many other states, She formerly
WAS nn instructor in the normal school
at Denton TDNns. She huH also taught
ir normal college tn California and
a number oi other leading schools.
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waIfTF srRlousLY ~

49, DO Associated lfetH
Phiadeiphis, FeD 20 Chnrles "
Van Loau. humorlsi and writer o'
sporting and other stories. la seriously
800 90 che Abingdon memorial hospital
near here &c came cast two or three
weeks ago on business and bccnme BOO
while in This cify Ills wife aud two
chiidrcn have arrived in Abingdon from
their horne az Los Angeles Cal