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lass distinction, Swaggering boastful kings
ogether with ackalIey plugs all look alike to
is. when they have committed major crimes.
There are a dozen men, possibly more, III Ger
many who are directly responsible for this
war They deliberately planned and plotted the
oeace and safety Of neighboring states in exact
Y the same manner band of robbers and as
sasSins would plan the theft of valuable jewels
from a mansion known to contain them.
They are possibly entitled to the considera-
ion which murderers ordinarily receive.
But think of crime which led to the killing
Of men by the million.
Its fareaching consequence can never be
conceived by mortal man. Its titanic character is
wholly beyond the comprehension of the human
mind.
Still we must act And in that acllon we
should be guided by much the same motives that
would inspire US to apprehend other criminals
md punish them foH their WrOngdOngs.
Ferdinand Larnaude. dean of the Paris law
Faculty. and DR.. \. g. De Lapradelle, professor
# the rights of nations in the same faculty have
}een studying the penal Responsibilities Of Viii
lam Hohenzollern from a purely judicial view
point
Il is their conclusion that eXtradition will be
1 simple matter, since the former kaiser is not 4
political refugee. They emphasize the fact that
crimes of war are crimes of public law and IN
.ernational law and that they are in no sense
political in their aspect or bearing.
Final action at the Peace Conference which
did not include punishment for the instigator of
his most Stupendous Of all crimes would leave
much to be desired. The feeling is so intense in
France and England that we believe the idea is
likely to prevail and this Master Murderer may
yet find himself going through the ordinary
process of inquiry directed against the lowest
murderer of the slumbs. The authorities will
lot have to go far to find yaWning galloWS on
which to hang the arch fend and the super
criminal CT the ages.
This new Court of the World which we hope
to be established might direct its first actvi-
les to the task Of determining the measure Of
punishment thai should be meted out to the for
mer German kaiser. We cannot hope that the
measure of the crime shall be the measure of
the punishment. It would be physically impoS-
sible. And yet the world might serve notice on
any mlitaymad gentleman of the future who
may look for he same treatment for crimes
that is accorded to lesser individuals The prec-
adent never having been established. we are Of
fered an opportunity to institute the Newer
Conception Of Righteousness.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-27

tcrest and convenience require, and
that it Is the intention of the Board
If Trustees Of the City Of FL Centre,
u order the following work done
(JnGar the provisions Of an act Of
tFc legislature Of the state Of Cali
foruia, entitled, "An Act to provide
for work upon streets, lanes, alleys,
courts, places, and sidewalks, and for
the construction If sewers within
municipalities" Approved March l8,
1885, and I'll acts supplementary
thereto or amcndatory thereof, to-
wit;
Ist. That the roadway Of Main
erect ia SAID city from straight
line drawn acrosa said Main street
PARALLEL with the east property line
Of Eiphth street, and distant sixty
CG0J feet cas'crlY thcrcfrom, as
aoWn by map recorded in Book / Of
ap-. Page ~. Records Of Imperial
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-27
PTNISHING THE CONSFIR4TOP.

Premler C!emenceau made i clear in hi
orenln@ address u the Peace Conference that
the French people believe that the former GER
man emperor and his band Of brother butchers
should be punished for their crimes.
Ine demand ha- been n,istent in England
and i. France ana has found ready approval
IN America. The knowledge that William Hon
e1zoAaln live. in luXurl at Ameronqen in a
oeautlu. castle surrounded BIZ 100 attentive
servants coe, not tl with the practical idea
of right and wrong entertained II hi. ~o,,ntr,.
Here we believe that murderer, should be aD-
nrr1enaeo and punished. And we know no
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-27
RESOLUTION No IT'S

2 RESOLUTION o. TIE BOARD
or TRUSTEES OF Till CITY Of
FL CENTRO DECLARING THE H.
T1NTlON or SAID BOARD 10
IMPROVE A CERTAIN PORTION
of MAIN STREET. DETE MIN
INC THAT BONDS Shall EE IS
SUED TO REPRESENT THE COST
THEREOF. DECLARING THE
WORK OR IMPROVEMENT u IF
OF MORE THAN LOCAL Or Or
0l%ARY PUBLIC BENEFIT. AND
THAT THE EXPENSE or SAID
WORK SHALL BE ASSESSED
UPON A DISTRICT, PROVIDING
THAT THE PROPOSED WORK OR
IMPROVEMENT SHALL BE DONE
UNDER TIRE PROVISIONS or
IAN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR
WORK UPON STREETS. LANES.
ALLEYS, COURTS. PLACES AND
SIDEWALKS, AND FOR THE CON
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-27
When you've got the Flu
Bf ! p IrETOT

BJ !. Z. Mck Ol.
When YOUR baci, ) .roke and Your eyes are
blurred.
And vour shin bones knock and Your tongue is
turred.
and Tour ,3ns.ls squeak and your aair gets dry,
and Eou re Q0ggone sure that You re going to die
But To"'re skeered YOU won't and afraid you
will
u. drag 70 bed and have chill,
And pray the Lord 70 see YOU through,
For you've got the FIue, boy,
You've got the Flu
"h6n Eour toes curl up and Your belt goes fiat
Ard YOU re w ice a. mean as Thomas cat,
And life Is 4 long and dismal curse
AND }our food al tastes like hard boiled hearse
When y,ur lattice aches and your heads buzz
And nothing * as it ever war
Here arc my sad regrets to you
You've got the Flu.
What .s il like, this Spanish Flu?
ASK ne, brother. for I've been through.
+ Is oT Misery out Of Despair;
I pulls your teeth and curls your hair:
L thins YOUR blood and brays your bones.
ana ILLS Four craW with means and groans.
ana sometimes, maFbe. YOU get we'll
some call i Flu call il he'll,
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sIRCCI'0N Of SEWERS WITHIN
y I NI.IPtilTIrS.' APPROVED
y ~. !. j, '&o- AND ALL ACTS
; 5 C,.PlILINENTAEY r THERETO OR
ANENnATORI THEREOF: AND
I I THAT SAID BONDS SHALL
Ha ISSUED CNDLR THE PRO
.>lHES or "4N ACT To PRO
~ STEM or STREET I'M
fSy 1HENT BONDS TO REPRE-
- .2-.Al' ASSESSMENTS
T.. r. ...- .I- lf STREET
-. - -. IMPROVEMENTS
" .--. H.-<~ ~.-..TIEs AND
TEE PA GEgT or
2I@..Eg FEB
Z -. - 4Na.nH ALL
4l-- SLPp.-:NES -t2r vHERF-
IT, ~ ALLE.ATl2E THFPFOF
~ II RESOLVED ~ n. Board
.. if-s,eea # m C.y II Fl Cen
SECTION l. Taar inc o4.e r.
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TTCTORI AND THE PRICE.

Positive announcement from the treasury
department that the next Liberty loan when IS
to be denominateo the ''VictorN loan VIII not eA
ceed $4,000. 600 and may possibly he hela
down to $4,000 600 is notice to the people OF
America that we still have a tremendous task
ahead in meeting conditions grorWlng out OF
the war
When we have urged the desirabity OF
prompt and energetic action IN the " ar uepalV
ncat with respect to the task OF denomination
and of equally prompt action n regrad TO
the cancellation Of war contracts tor manu1ac
tOred goods insofar as it could be eQultaoly
done we have had in mind the gigantic costs
which were being piled up TO the people 10 pay.
There is no escape Every dollar OF these
costs those impossible Of escape, and those
which might be obviated or partially obviated
by prompter action must be met with hardearn
ed cash. There is nothing mythical or mySterl-
Gus about it. There is no act of legerdemaln
that can change the mathematics OF the situation
bv the smallest fraction. Every dollar OF cost
has got to be paid for by one hundred cents.
And while we are going to float bonds now to
meet the emergency. the bonds ultimately have
got to be paid. We must not lose sight of the
tact that The really big task is not merely float
ing the loan, simply selling the bonds.
The hard grinding task is going to, be the
payment Of the bonds.
They will mature some day, and while we
nav refund many issues we shall undoubtedly
pay cur debts Money borrowed from the bank
by individuals has to be paid back And money
borrowed by the nation from its citizens must
Likewise be paid back dollar for dollar and inter-
est thereon.
This whole financing has been on 50 prodig
ious . scale that the ordinary mind. unSchooled
10 large financial problems, has really very lit
tie intelligent grasp of its true significance.
Il is well a. q moment when our representa-
tives are in session al the council table in France
charged with the visibility q making peace
with or enemies Tor TX % take stock OF this
great de5-.
We are agreed --a- rs -a-.-- should have
entered - va. : wzS der " owed n0-
=--=-- - or cT- >=--=S--=-- ~ wr5cc We
Owned u = -=--=S = - =z--c. BIZ 7-e were
----==- --- - ----E -- g-4SCl-z 1ar0 q
-zr--c=-- z-- -.--e-s w-1 imagined they
---- -.-=c - =z--- ! = 1ecag~e y them
go 'e.;.- = - z----.--s I'd -Le nope
me- .--.=-s -r--- --=- ~ - nave been
---- ,r--t--c s-=-- --=-- -.---Es aEC -na- We
H,e-- =-- 10y --.-s. H4 cannot hope
Il a--- up ~ -=-- --.- C=--a-c. Her
e-z- --z- c-e---.r2 -re COS o-
r. ~1 -z, - --- ~ billions u added
sentimental - = = - German government is
concerned.
Millions o: o-z-= -..5.=-. zre 6ez5 up9n tae
battle feds. 5-.---- y z-1-E1. a,zd wealth
have been burned u. -a.=1 <ro-r re worlds
store 0f capita.
German should v ~zea=5 VIZ :. he -oad
She can carry. and even -cz1 l. ~. b only
tithe Of the co,- ,ne r., Inflicted 1g11 ne 1aI-
ance Of the world
It will take hundred, II year - pa Tor his
war This is Z staggering thought in ..,elf
And i makes the mere floating n the BOND.
seem like d small task IN comparison. And We
all know that is no trivial task
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party next Thursday afternoon, Jan
uary 81, at Davis hall, at 2:30 o'clock.
A charge of so cents per score card
will be made and all members and
their friends are urged to be present.
Table reservations may be made by
calling 2SO.-AdV.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-27

-" zen you want he man, look for the won1-
ea. his is an Old French proverb which de
.e~rI|e, have >ng followed. Licbknecht was
phonLh@ Rp-a LuXembJrg and arranging to-
meet hcr when hi. conversation was overheard
ana ms assassin: planned accordingly.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-27
ENGINEER KILLED
In EXPLOSION.

RenO-Paul Whistler, engineer
of Western Pacific freight, was
killed, eight miles west of POr-
tOla, Cal, yesterday, when the
boiler of his engine exploded. The
fireman and brakeman, who
were riding in the cab, were
thrown $50 feet and bruised.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-27

Mary Pjchord, Dug Fairbanks. Charley
.hap'h. D. v. Griffith and W. S. Hart are go
h2 - make their own pictures in combination
hereafter Here is a case Of eliminating the
mddIcman, sure enough.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-27

Witness my hand and the seal of
said city, this 22nd day Of January,
1919.
(SEAL) w. E. VAN WAY,
City Clerk of the City of Ell Centre,
California.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-27

This years citrus crop in California reached
inc ro.a Of 9.70z000 boxes Of oranges, lemons
anl grapcfrut
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-27

state Of California. County of Impe-
rial City Of FL Centro--ss.:
/. W +. Van Way. City Clerk Of
tae said CITY Of FL Centre, Califor-
ia. do horobv certify that the fore
coing Resolution Of Intention was
duly and legally passed and adopted
Nv the Board of Trustees of said City
Of FL Centre on the 22nd day Of Jan
uarv. 1919, by the following vote:
Aves-Sonoe, Bucklin, Reams,
E"erer, Watkins.
Nones-None.
Absent-None.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-27

WANTED-Housekeeper for man
and boy 7 years old. No laundry.
p. 0. Box 661, Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-27

New York quotations on your Lib
crty Bonds can be obtained through
Ray Edgar Don't sacrifice.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-27

The Social Service committee of the
Ten Thousand Club will give card
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gAnDAIE.

Mr.. and Mra. Sterling Haehman.
Mr. and Ire. Joseph Brown nd
daughter. Anna. Of NEAR Pleasant
Grove. spent Sunday With Oliver
Hesson and family.
Mrg. Charles Grouse spent Sunday
With Harvey Hooae and family and
Herbert Motsar md family. of rleaa-
anI Grove.
Mas Pauline Myers Il visiting her
aunt. Nra. John Myers. of Sells Sta
ton.
Much ayn1paIhy i exIendedzs Irs.
WorthInglnn Grabha. whose sister.
Mr.. Charles Shoemaker. ~ buried
On Tuesday. This i the third dzzIH
IN The family. Father. omIhar md
sister Of Mrs. crabba have died N =
feN months
Mr.. Catherine Kuhn + preparing
10 erect ! small house for her ten
ant. Calvin Myers md family. On her
farm where ii the buildings. 81
eepI ne zmoEehouHe md ahed and
hog house -eomhInod. we're destroyed
by IRE.
Mr.z and Mr.. :. :. uaIaer enter
taInel Il their home On Sunday Mr
and MrH. jeremiah Kumn. Of KnHIp
Mr. and Mra. John Humford. HIHH
Pauline Eheeta. Mr. and Nra. Aaron
Tasley ana daughters. Edna. Mabel.
Ruth and Nadine. Harry Welsenaale.
q Hanover. IT. md MrH. John ny
era and daughters. ada and Grace
and Harfy. Of Sells Stallion.
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-. - = zz.o=z zlz.z - -
themselves " 1oDa nexI sun
day tHey VII have . better Tine. !
Mr. and Mrs. Da.Id al visited
their brother and sister. near Harris
vile. Sunday.
Mr.. and mrs. Charles roby and
daughters. Edna ana Erma. Miss
Glare YoIl, Hiss Lillian TIInder and
Mr. Laws Downey. d Baltimore:
spent one evening this week with
their cousins. Mr.. VII Colaon and
family.
Miss Minnie Bloom. Of 9yEesvllIe.
Is spending her vacation With her sIz=
ter. mrs. Carrie Condor.
Mr. 0tho Fleming and family spent
Sunday with friends.
Mr. and Hrs. Robert Richard anS
daughter. Marie. d syEeaYllle. an
Mr. JonnneY AL. Of Baltimore.
spent Sunday last HIIh III. I'll Col
aon and family.
the days are lon.
The hours are bright,
Long may We remember Mr.. Wilson.
and the old He'd. White md Blue.
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:. I,lIler ~ Sunday 4sTe IL YeFa
MsAIIIHIsH. Mr. nd II ma -.
MF md Fl Marlin #1oHT. Han. caT=
FaII. u Washington. II. aad Nfz.
Edward ! konnz. aun. Edgar. nd
n Annie Koaaa. HaEaTHtaFn. IT
M kIFH GaFToIl EaxsF anI HzaZhz
-. KeYIaaF. md III thea EmIIh.
- Midway.
aT nd HrH. i. :. KeoHa. TausY-
tom visited 7. ] 5nnra IN Sunday.
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naar nera. Services naxZ Sud. =
3 ,. n. Sunday school before The
service at 2 D. N. / series Of meet
inga will commence On the evening
Of May 1s. Elder William Roop VII
conduct the meetings. Al are cor
daily invited to attend.
There Is much regret At the death
Of Mr.. Allen GrIf1ee which occurred
on April IS. Funeral service vas
held at his late residence. 0ak Grove
On Wednesday afternoon. April 30
The service which was impressive,
was conducted b. the pastor q
|sykeHVIIle Presbyterian church. The
DalIbearerg were 1. B. selIman,
Ralph selIman. J. Harry Steele. Claude
'WInebrenner. Frank Miller and Dr..
Hopkins. Inlerment was n Pine
Grove cemetery. 1t. AIRY. Mr.
Griffin was : native Of Mississippi
but Of late years resided here. He
vas . GOOD citizen. man Of kindly
and neIghbosIy disposition and Jua-
tee Of the Peace for ut. Airy district.
which Office he administered With
ability and ImparlIaIly. lis death
iaza loss to the community and hIs
widow, Mrs. Katherine Griffin. has
their sympathy. The deceased =
survived b. his widow. Mr.. Katherine
Griffin and two sons Who I've IN
Texas and Tennessee and other rela-
tiYes IN the south.
Dr.. 3. Z. Waters who naa been
very sick Is improved. but Is still con
fined to hIs bed and IN weak Ton
dIIIon. Many friends Of Dr. Waters
have visited or other wise expressed
their sympathy for him during his
sickness which Il greatly appreciated.
Miss Susie Hood and Mrs. John
Zapp Who are patients II tbs Fred
eriek City Hospital. are reported -
improving.
Mr.. :. B. Seilman Il contemplating
4 trip to Texas.
Miss Katherine Emory. Of Center
vile. Il visiting her aunt. Mrs. Allen
Griffin.
Miss BESSIE Steiner, Of Washington.
.. e. Is YIsItIn. her parents. Mr.
and Mrs John STEINER
Mr. Harry STEINER has returned
from duty over seas.
On Easter Sunday m auto parry
Of eight persons from Baltimore
visited Dr. Waters and daughter.
They we're Mr. and Mr.. Thomas Il.
Fitehelte. Misses Anna and Margaret
FIIeheIle. Mrs anne Waters Davis.
Mrs. Brent Waters and Mr. and Mr..
Lee Muse. Mr. Muse Raa IN the aar
and lately returned from France.
The fioWery month Of NAV Il here
agaIn and al nature i looking
beautiful IN II new HnrInR dress.
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ella EaHIE
larry H0rr nd IazaIIs. u HaIIIz
TnaTH. EpsnI Monday HIIn EmnnY
HHHn nd HIIH.
Mr. Matthew'S. II Baltimore. HnHnI
he weeks m zIEn George Il.
4ITHIH - family.
Whitfield burlington. If Washington.
:. :. i m HaezI n n father.
Ion John E uHIIIHEIaa
NJ neFnIea HlIe#hae n accept
II ) HIHTE#IIp I'll KoaHa nTez
starting On her n. HnII.a n Maaz
d.. III EerIIa Shoemaker neHIEnz
d.
n@Y. ~ II. :. , IIafsT. John :.
Zimmerman and Aunt Martha FrInzz
= attended he sunaa. School tally
held n HHmuHIaaa IHIH wssE
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TAzEZHAzZ

Z. :. Len purchased he IaHn
Kane properly 10 occupied - J
:. lover. foT 100000.
ErnsHI Il Ecker. af Baltimore
HpenI rum The middle mi -
weeks end nth HI parents. larry
= Ecker md vie.
FOR The lhlrd tine IN les than to
years thieves euIsred The aIoTa d :.
!. HsHaou On ii friday aIEnl IaE=
] IN goods u =. zmounI oE between
! 800 and 100. Among he booty Sc
cured sere twenty-five uaIfH Of ladies.
md mems shoe. 1E.RH d chine N
GeorEeIIe waists. ladies. IL hoe. :
mantle clock. three piece u aIIk. :
piece u aerEe. Hoap. condensed nil.
cigars and other articles Evidently
IhaY we're he HHzna bunch Hh0 Walt
ID Ihe HIonH ii summer - he HamH
alaaH Of goods Here taken both time.
The thieves entered The front cellar
window he zane n 1t x1aH. nd
lei b he 1aeE door Without leaving
The slightest clue except empty Vs.zaa
The CIR used b them evidently -
parked n he alley beside ne aIanI
pIne. Ne think three times IN .
ahorI , Tine i n exagEeraIon. and
lhat something should Dc don't -
catch The gully pariy Or parties.
.. J. HeHaon HoId he jacob Lam
bert property laaI weeE 10 George
/. DuIteFa for $1,000
HarYey ManIz an1 .IIa. Mabel
Harner. we're quietly married IT The
l. !. parsonage here b neY. :. :.
March Ia IA4 .z4a4zH8
Mis- Fanny YIngIInEi q FTIzaII=
burg. spent the weeks end With her
annIa. The NIaHea YingIIng.
Mrs. I'm. :. Evans and daughters.
Misses Evelyn. Josephine aud Nellie
Of Brunswick. spent The weeks end
with her sister. hrs. LaxIna. FrIngeT.
Miss Mae Sanders returned from :
Two weeks. visit u her parents. Gin.
Sanders and wife. NJ nonneausIIIe.
MIsa Pauline HrInIng. our He'd
Cross nurse. who recently returned
from Over 6eas. spent Monday an
Tuesday 18th her parents. Denton
BrlnIng ana family.
Merwyn {. Fuaa and Clarence EeK=
ard returned Sunday evening HIIn
their Ilne nax auto hearHe which i
! : beauty. Cost 1900
II the town election On Monday
the following ticket xag elected.
burgess. EIYIn Dern. Commissioners.
Richard III. IN. :. Dankarl. Harry
:. Allison. Luther y. MehrIng an1
Samuel :. ii.
| :. J. HeaHOn anI HIfe. Charles
HasHon. MIaz Olive Garner. :. !.
! HngIaT and vie and his ada linz
lar spent Sunday Afternoon viii
Lewis Il. Elliott an1 HIIa. Of Xork
Springs.
/ Ralph slInk and wife spent Sunday
With her parents. GhaH. !. Burlington
and vie. Il NJ Union.
Miss anna CAT md hrs. Margaret
IsIotl are visiting friends IN Washing.
ton. :. Z.
Mis- nary YeIasr. o. Westminster
; spent tie HeaE.z .n1 9Th is -
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Dear HdIIor.-.Of al your papers
sent ne failed to ind an ten from
AzeGlnnIa Siding md - have Just
returned from across the pond I
i feel that I should write few lines
and let Lha. foIkg know that ] was
.soYer there andswhen all reports
are made and all Medals awarded.
You viii find that Carroll county was
there With the goods. | vas some
down hearted and homeslck although
the boys tried TO cheer me up a.
best they could, but nothing changed
me until. l was sent down to the
corral to get my ateed for the ar.
tillery service and when saw
Buck" the big white male FORMERLY
owned by 0aI.s Joshua Murdoch, !
braced IN and thought Of .Home
Sweet Homes as did the mule and
he was my pick. We seemed to
recognizes : each other and became
fast friends. n the .InIckela o.
battle when the command came to
retreat Buck had them j. all beat
for speed and IS ! stuck 30 tight to
..Bstck" was there. IS soon a. ne
waH.
-Ir. Jacohns Long Is the first IN
this section. TO plow corn and he
surely Is doing nice work with his
new Brown eulIiVaLor. He says Il
you pillow out the large ones It VII
give the little ones a chance and he
believes IN fair play.
Col. Joshua Murdoch had an IN
usual experience. BY having stray
dog chase his house cat sNlgger. up
his 30 foot : nag pole and the cat
went to the top and haa perched
there for two days and nights eYI-
IDENTITY .afraId to come down. The
Colonel. not having 4 ladder long
enough ID. reach the cat md Il be
Ing his favorIte. he decided 10 sau
on the pole. which he did. with the
result that the pole broke IN six
pieces and killed the ont. The
Colonel pitched the cat IN the wheat
field aud said funeral announcements
later.
Tom Fisher Is back from the army
after an absence of Il months and
says It Is enough for him. He would
rather Hhoot squirrels IN. Andy
Longs woods than faee the Huns.
: Our park Il hitIful HIghl through
and the only things 70 be
seen there besides the flowers are
the umpug donated BY Dr.. Bger and
the bl0dd.eyed paEbn. but the park
shall have attention n soon as | re-
turn from camp. -
MIR Miles Long, who has been IL
from banana cramps. Is better and
about as usual.
Bob Long. who has suffered from 4
bad coin. decided last Sunday morn
ing TO remove IL and With 4 ehiHel
and hammer made q mIsllek and took
of corn and Toe. lie says he vii
know better next lime
Vel | must close for tins Tine
and % back 10 camp. but expect
my. discharge IN lev dass when
viii write more. -
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Ne had 4 right hard storm Mnuz
but are having fiEht good weather n
lhIa writing
MF Edwin TnaIuI and friend. Of
baltimore. and Mis- HunkIea. IF III
AIfY. Hnenl Sunday 18th II E :
MullIHIx and family.
H Ihaak al our friends Tor Turn
Ing ont IT Morgan Sunday Hehool
Sunday making : right large zETDHd.
Ne are sorry u az InaI ne Wood
hIne Goya we're mol successful IN
playing bail Sunday They we're n
plaY BIoodYille. bnt they didn't come
and The EookHFIlle huYH got InzI
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Or. Kelly md IT. DaYIa. q 1aIlI-
m0r.. IL znEaE n h Methodist
Protestant church. Sunday. nay i.
i II :. n.
II. Clarence nIIIm.ar and family.
MT. M MrH. HsHYIn Powers. d IA
IImoHa. spent sunIa. 9Th Hr. md
MTH Ie=Ha UIIImYer.
neY. Edgar LEAD. . Westminster.
attended M Methodist Protestant :.
!. aoeIHIY on Thursday evening.
Mrz. Marf HoHeTaoz. widow d The
IHIa George UoKerH0z. iIea IN her
sEIn Year Sunday. ny :. It he home
81 her daughter. Mr.. Samuel HaItI=
bride ! Hh0rI service Haa he'd II
he hoaze IN Tuesday y HeY. :. (.
DEIIH. InIermanl II naazI church.
II. aud Mra. Jeaza Enabanm. oF
HY0n1aIe. xere EnazIa q Hr. nd
II ! {. HoIlenberz.
MT. Charles Waltz nd family. 0f
rIkezfIIle spent Sunday With Mr.
nd MTH. Lewis WALTZ.
Ms Marian Heck : visiting rela-
IITea IN Nex York.
Mis- Anna bryan i YIaItLnE her
mother n baltimore.
~. Iohn DevIlnaa. n Baltimore,
HpenI sunday With \. Guy seKal
anI family
Charles Waltz I'D family. d
PIE9aYIla. spent Sunday HIIh Ila par
GnIz. Mr. and Mra. Lewis Waltz.
TIE Church If Cod. unIontoWn-z
Sunday school 90 > n. HaurganIza=
Ilon. Preaching II I0.z5 :. N. theme.
= noIhnr.H blessing Service Il :
p. n.
FrIzaIIbnrE Service : 30 ,. n.
DEn0uR
:. :. Rooms. Jr.. .Ife ana dangh-
lera. visited relatives IN Thurmonl
Sunday.
Russell Miller and ulfe. YorE. Pa.
spent Monday Nth :. > IzazIeE anu
family.
Hrs. :. J. shorb apenI +. day1
laaL week With her sister. MIaa nhoda
Neant. VINO Is If he hospital and
reports Ilat she i getting alnng
.erY nicely.
Mrs.. Webster Har1Iah and daugh=
tar. ANN. Brooklyn. :. :. ara visit
n. NJ. HarnIah.a parents. Or. and
Mra GHas. !. DIIIaE
! Mr.. paTIer Smith. Hon md 1aughz
ter. HoeEs nIlga. visited her sister.
MTH. 1ny Warren.
TIoze Hho visited ~. nd MTs. :.