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South Bend news-times., 1919-05-27
SEN. REED MAKES
BITTER ATTACK
ON WORLD LEAGUE
Declares Democrats Are Sup
porting Doctrine Through
Purely Partisan Motives.

WASHINGTON, May 2I-The
league OF nations was debated in
the senate again Monday with an in
creasinE show Of bitterness. Sen.
Reed. democrat Of Missouri. attack
ed the proposal in such vigorous
terms that he aroused repeated OBJ
iectiOns from senators supporting IL
and developed a running debate col
ored by dramatic accusations and
heated terms. The Missouri senator
declared the league would place the
destlnies OF the white race i'm the
hands OF ignorant and superstitious
nations OF black and yellow popula-
tion. and charged that many demo
Gratis were supporting it for parti-
san reasons.
In frequent Interruptions OF the
Missouri senator's speech. Sen.
Hitchcock OF Nebraska. ranking
democrat OF the foreign relations
committee insisted that the premises
for these charges were false and that
the differences drawn were unfair and
dangerous. He drew in turn a reply
from Sen. Knox. republican. OF Penn
sylvania, who suggested that sup
pOrters OF the league covenant
should read it before they discussed
10.
Raps for order.
So heated did the exchanges be
come at one point that the chair
man raped for order and Sen. Reed
declared that Sen. Hitchcock had
"lost his temper"
The measure which brought the
league issue before the senate was
the resolution of Sen. Johnson. re-
publican. OF California. requesting
from the state department the full
text OF the peace treaty. There was
no attempt 10 reach a vote on the
resolution on which debate began
last Friday. and the measure went
over again as unfinished business to
come up when the senate recon-
venes Wednesday.
Makes Bitter Attack.
without speaking directly on the
Johnson resolution Sen Reed made
a EtnEFdl dlLdEk 0ll the ltdEht GOV
enant itself "a proposal 10 hand
over control of the white race and
the civilized world 10 an assembly
Of nations where a majority always
could be brought together on any
race question in opposition 10 white
supremacy He declared support Of
the league plan never could be eX-
planned at home by senators from the
south, with its negro population, or
from the west with its Chinese and
Japanese problems. Turning dra-
maticany to his democratic col
lea gues ne continued:
If n republican had brought IL
here-if Roosevelt had brought it
here-there is not a democrat that
would not have been standing by my
side ighting 20 the last ditch 90 res
cue the country from so mOnstrous
and so cruel a thing"
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-27
BabtiStS Adopt
s 1OO,OOO,OOO
Budget System
MRS. 2
!, BLAlspELL

DENVER Col, May ELECTION
Of -. g. Shull. Sioux city la, as
president, selection OF Buffalo, y. Y.
as the 1920 convention city, adOp-
tion of S10O. 0OO. 900 budget cover
ing five years. completion of the So
O00. 600 laymen's fund and organiza-
tion Of the general board Of plan
ing and promotion were the features
of Mondays session OF the northern
Baptist convention.
Completion of the $6.00O.00O fund
which the state deiecations raised
by underwriting the unsubscribed
portion. makes Immediately avail
able 10 the home and foreign mis-
sion societies Of the church the 81.
100000 contingent donation from
John u. Rockefeller. announced
Saturday In addition legacies and
bequests announced today brought
the fund. including the Rockefeller
donation 20 100000
The adoption OF the 100000. 600
dve-year budget is an increase OF
more than $4,000. 600 from the
recommendation of the general sur
vey and several millions more than
the program adopted by the south
ern Baptist convention. meeting at
Atlanta. Every department of
church work, including the various
conventions is included in the
budget
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-27

The F. .. F. will give a dance May
%. in Eagle Hall. Good music. 3SS-2S
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-27
PLAN To CONTROL
GRAIN SHIPMENT
Department Will Use Permits
to Control Movement of
Big Harvest.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Permits
for the shipment of grain from in
terror markets will be used by the
railroad administration this year 70
control -he movement Of the mann
moth harvest which is just begin
ming.
Problems involved in the depart
ment OF 200. 100000 bushels OF
wheat. the yield eSimated 10y the
DEPARTMENT of agriculture, have
been under consideration for weeks
bv Director General Hines
was apparent that unless some
method Of restriction was devised.
congestion which might paralyze
the nations transportation facilities
was possible when the farmers,
eager TO market their wheat as
quickly as possible under the stand
ard price guarantee. began 10 pour
the crop into the arteries of trade.
After consultation with leading grain
men in the west and officials OF the
food administration grain corpora
ton. the director general decided
that a permit system similar 10 that
i'm effect during the freight cOnges-
tion of last year would be the best
solution of the problem.
Machinery for the operation of
the system now is being worked out
al the railroad administration. Grain
control committees viii be consti-
tUted at each market and perhaps
shipping zones established, if that
is found necessary. Although the
harvest crtaGy has starred on the
southern edge of the wheat belt. the
SYSTEM Will not be needed or put into
use unut tlreshing begins late next
month i'm the middle west
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-27
GRAND JURY INDlCTS
BANK R0BBER-M MURDERER

NEW YORK. May 27.-Gordon f.
charge Of killing two officials Of
the East Brooklyn savings hank
while robbing the institution las,
Decem ber. was indicted Monday for
murder Detectives az once started
for Albany TO obtain Gov. Smiths
signature on eXtradition papers.
Handy. who was arrested i'm Ta-
coma under the name OF Jay B. AL
ien also went under the alias OF
BOYD Browning according 90 the
district attorney
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-27
TURKEYS DEBTS LIGHT
COMPARED TO OTHERS

NEW YORK May 2T.-Turkey is
one of tho least ds5t burdened
countries i'm Europe and II one of the
allied nations accepts a mandate for
Consiantinople its task viii be
financially easy one. according TO "a
statement issued here Monday 10y
Prof. Andre Audreadcs, % Greek au-
thority on international finance.
He said the actual amount Of
Turkeys debt is about 5000. OO0. .0Oo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-28
BRITAIN SHOWS
LARGE DEFICIT
Seriousness of England'S Sit
uatiOn Shown in Revised
Estimate.

LONDON. Oct. 2S.-Last weeks
defeat IN the house and the seri-
BUSINESS Of the country's finances re-
vealed in tho revised estimate sub
mitted TO parliament Tuesday,
showing that the estimated deficit
for the year exceeds 447.00o.00o
pounds instead OF 250000.00O
pounds as fixed in the budget. seem
20 have induced the government TO
Weld certain reforms long demand
ed BY the press
Foremost among these demands
was that for a return 10 cabinet re-
sponsibilits and also more regular
attendance Of the prime minister in
the house OF commons. The former
apparently has been granted in the
announcement Of a return 10 the
peace time form OF cabinet whereby
all the ministers viii be responsible
for the decisions taken. instead Of
the few ministers forming the war
cabinet.
Inspired Statement.
With regard 10 the second de-
mand an inspired statement was is
sued tonight 10 the effect that as
soon as his duties In connection
with the peace conference are end
ed. the premier will revert TO his
old practice Of personally answering
questions in the house He will be-
gin by doing this once weekly and
later may attend on two days
motion as drafted will be pro-
posed by Austin Chamberlain, chan
day. that this house, realizing the
.erious effects upon trade and in
dustry o. the nation of the enOr-
nous financial burdens resulting
from the war. promises its hearty
support to the government in all
reasonable proposals. however dras-
tic for the reduction of expendi-
lures and the diminutiOn OF debt. "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-28

dressed the Harvard classmates OF
Col. Roosevelt, and al the dinner
of the league Of foreign born citi-
zens Prof. Samuel McCune Lindsay
OF Columbia and Nathaniel Philips.
president of the league. spoke
Hays Speaks.
At oyster Bay. VIII II Hays.
chairman Of the republican national
committee. addressed a memorial
mass meeting.
During the day here three army
airplanes started from MineOla and
flew over the END street New York
house in which Col. Roosevelt was
born. They dropped 5000 roses on
its roof
The courts OF the city opened to-
day with tributes by the judges 10
the Americanism OF Theodore Roos-
evelt. The Roosevelt memorial flag.
which was carried through the state
~ school boys. had its 4sth star
sewn on al the little Cove Neck
school house where Col. Roosevelt
used TO play Santa Claus each
Christmas and then was placed on
his grave.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-28
RAISE TAX RATE
IN GOSHEN CITY
Results From Levy Being
Placed on the Public Ii
s brary and Bonds.
ecia1 70 The NewsLrtmes

Special to The News Times.
GOSHEN. Ind, Oct. 2S.-The tax
rate in Goshen city instead OF be
ing S1.S2 on each 800 as originally
fixed by the Indiana state board of
tax commissioners, will be $1.S7.
this total having been brought about
through the levies for Goshen pub
tic library Ca Carnegie institution) g.
Goshen hospital and the interest
fund for county highway bonds
having been increased by the state
board after representations were
made that deficits would exist I'M
der the established levies-
Restrain Auditor.
Owners OF farm lands in the vi
cinity of Goshen have joined IN a
suit filed here for the purpose Of
procuring a restraining order to
prevent Allen r. Bemenderfer as
auditor Of EIEhart county from
placing a flat increase Of % per
cent on the valuations of farm
lands and improvements in Elkhart
township on the duplicate. The
board was informed OF what the
farmers intended doing and was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-28
-Four Hundred
LOngShOren1en
Back to Work

NEW YORK. Oct 2s.-Indlcating
"A desire on the part Of some of the
striking iOngshOremen 20 return 10
work. army officers here said Mon
day that more than 400 men were at
work Monday on a number OF the
200 shipping board steamers tied up
on account OF the strike.
The Chelsea pier district. the
docking place Of a majority Of the
large liners. was virtually idle. how
ever. and clerks employed by the
White Star line were again used to
handle baggage Of passengers on the
Steamer Cedric which arrived today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-28
Three Meetings.

Three notable dinners and many
meetings were held tonight in honor
Of the memory Of the former pres
ident. Ehhu Root delivered an ad-
dress at the Rocky Mountain clubs
dinner, at which Alton B. Parker
presided. John Hays Hammond and
Am bassador Jules Jusscrand, Of
France, also spoke. Regis II. Post,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-28

Mr.. Man: Do you want $50 on
your money instead OF or which
you are now getting? II so. see IN
DIANA MORTGAGE COMPANY.
No. 412 Union Trust Bldg. Tel.
Main 1869. 7917-2S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-28

dcring the flat increase, but de-
clined to do so.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-28
OBSERVE BIRTH
OF ROOSEVELT
New York HOnOrS Late PreSi-
dent - Many Visit Grave
at Oyster Bay.

NEW YORK. oct. 2s-New York
Monday honored the anniversary Of
the birth of Theodore Roosevelt
26th president OF the United state s..
soldier. writer-American Here
and at oyster Bay where hundreds
visited the simple grave Of the
great citizen. memorial services
were held. Tonight eulogies by men
prominent in all walks of life mark
ed the end Of Roosevelt memorial
yvaaIr
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-06-14
Notice 70 All Taxpayers

The assessm nts Of the various
parishes throughout the State OF
LOUIS lana will be reviewed by the
Hoard Of State AHairs. at Baton
Rouge, Louisiana. during The
monts Of June, July and August
it any taxpayer has any COM
plant to file concerning the valua
t.oa If his property bv either the
Assessor or the Police Jury. he IS
hereby notified to file said COM
plant, 10 writing with the Board
of State Affairs without delay, in
order that same may be duly con-
sidercd when the assessments OF
his parish shal be reviewed. This
notice is given in general terms 4
is applicable to every one alike
All complaint must be in writ
ing. and should be supported by
affidavit showing the errors and
other matters complained Of and
which it is desired to have review.
ed by this Board. Address all pro-
rests; Board of state Affairs,
Baton Rouge La.
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RESOLUTION

1t was moved by Mr.. EIfer and
seconded ty Mr. Dpfrene thai phe
following resolution be adopted
BE- il resolved BY the Police Ju-
ry in regular meeting assembled
that the License ordinance adopt
Cd at The meeting Of this Jury on
December nth 1913 be and the
same is hereby amended SO as 70
read as follows
(,7) From all ipediers using an an
tomob,le or automobile truck to
peddle MERCHANDISE shall .pay an
animal license Of One hundred and
fifty dollars
Tha. any one violating the pro-
visions of the foregoing section
shall be subject to the same penaI
ties as set forth in the Police Jury
License ordinance adopted at the
regular meeting Of December nth
1913
Yeas; Delaune, Dpfrene. Eefe,
and E.orio
Nays. None.
absent BIouin
Witness my hand and seal thi:
9TH day OF May 1919 at Hah9ville,
louisiana
- = F. Schexnaydre,
Sec. etary Police Jury
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s. A lot at Paradis 100 feet front on Far
~ St. by 100 feet deet. II acres
Joseph Damico
Parish, State & Drainage taxes N.W
Lot 90 near Rayon Scout p'QHs, IL of
lot 81 & 80 Of Ransoe tfacT, the nndiYld
Paul Dufeene
Parish and State taxes $40
4 lot 81 feet front by 81 feet deep
w. e. Dufrene.
Parish and State taxes $13.88
Lot rs of Coteau de France, LIZ acres
Est. J. B. Duhe care z. A. Faunee
Parish aud State taxes s.. as
Lot 1853 of Coteau de France, IL acres
Adam Ellis adj to ], S. Webb
Rear portion Of lot g OF Coteau de
France, acres
]. F, Funk
Parish, State and Drainage District No:
| / taxes $55.23
South is acres Of lot 81 Dist. /, suh-di-
vision Of Sec. 50 T II S R 20 E. IS acres
| ]. r. Funk
Parish. Stats & piainage taxes fsl9.14
Lots 81, e, 81, 80, IS, 81 ~ 81 ga, ql,93,9s,
81, lOl ,lD3, los, l07, los, III ,ll3, ll5,ll7 4
l19 and strip 90 feet In width along
| side by the depth Of lot IS. 1000 acres.
IF. Funk adj. to Wm. 6. Mccul-
Tough
Parish, and State taxes $S.26
Lots n aud -: ll.sa ecree
Ann Sorrels Punk
Parish. State & Drainage taxes $22. Al
Lots s, and 8 Block E of Paradis
Funk Farm Corporation
Parish and State taxes ss $21 40
+ IL Of N w IA Of Section g, 7 IA S
3 20 E. 80 acres
L
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Important Notice

Important Notice
No burial into the cemeteries of
the Holy Rosary's Church and des
Allemands will be allowed unless &C
companied by burial permit from
the local Registrar post Master
Habnville & Des Allemands) as per
orders from the Louisiana State
Board of Health
w. Parrot Pastor
Sexton of the said C.metries
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-06-14
STATE TAX SALE
OF
ENJOYABLE PROPERTY
The State Of L0uisians
Delinquent Tax Debtors
Parish Of ST Charles

Parish of ST. Charles
BY virtue of the authority vested in
NE BY the Constitution and laws OF the
State of Louisiana, will sell at public
auction at the principal front door of the
Court House, in which the Civil District
Court of said Parish is held within the
legal hours for Judicial sales, beginning
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. on Saturday the
10TH, day of July, 1919 and continuing
on each succeeding day until said sales
are completed, all immovable property
on which the taxes are now due, the
State of Louisiana, the Parish of St.
Charles and Drainage Districts, to en-.
force the collection of taxes. assessment
in the year 1918, together with interest
thereon from the 3lst day Of December
1918, at the rate of ten per cent per an.
MIN, until paid and all costs
The names of said delinquent tay pay.
ers, the amount of taxes due By each
on the assessment of said gear, and the
immovable propertp assessed to each to
be offered for sale as follows to.wit:-
Est. Antrim Johnson
Parish and State taxes $500
N l-2 of lot IL So. Is of Hahnville
Est. Hypolite Lorio
Parish and State taxes $1.4S
Lower 2-3 of lot 4, So. of Hahnville
Est. Mrs. A. f. Picard, Sr.
Parish and States taxes sS.So
ia of lot of the Broussafd tract. IL
arpent front by ~ feet deep and COW
Mrs. Victoria Dyer
Parish and State taxes 2.6S
A portion of lot Ia of the Adam Cooper
tract, Ia acre
Harrison hurry adj to. Mrs. H. Flagg.
Parish and State taxes S.6S
Lot Il of Flaggville, 80 acre
Mrs. A. A. Bourgeois
Parish, State and Drainage District No.
taxes $31.oS
Lot 81 of Coteau de France 1869 acres
Est. Mack Busch
Parish, State and Drainage District No.
4 taxes $34.O2
Lot 80 of Coteau de France 7.73 acres
Mrs. William Collins
Parish, State and Drainage district No.
taxes SOS. 81
Lots - g. 81 Of coteau de France. horse
aud Bldg 1913 acres
w, S, cccke
Parish and State taxes 0.H
4 portion of S, r, IA Of Sec.ll T: IA S.
+. 20 E. ; acres
Est. P. d, Cooke ct ais
Parish and State taxes $500
Il IL Of S. E. IA Of S. w. - Of Sec,
4Tl4SR 20 e. 100 acres
o, W. Crawford
Parish. State and Drainage District No,
lots 10 & IS & West IL of17 of Parrdis
IS acres
o. w. Crawford
Parish and State taxes $3.50
Lot IL Block of Paradis, IL acre
Henry Clark ST.
Parish, State and Drainage District No:
4 taxes $44.34
Lots IS and rs of Coteau de France.
HOS acres
Adele Cole
Parish. State and Drainage District No:
4 taxes $28.7
Lot IS Of coteau de France, 6.7S acres
= w. E. Dufrene
Parish. State and Drainage District No:
1 taxes ss.s7
Lot l2l Of coteau de France, S acres
W. E, ppfrene
Parish and State taxes So6, "a
1. Lot x of Coteau de France
2, A lot bounded on the soHth by proper
~ of l.. J. DeJean. a acres
w. E ,pufrene
Parish State r. drainage District No,
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.reu. acknowledgements ~ per squarsarse
aarstoA EMch subsOQuc3 tnsortso"' 'tsy
ants PEI Ach .,o. "A
~ eoaum'. / one year s'0v'0s
One. nAif column one year oo'oo
~. .,.r,.r cn,,mr m, wear. $500
-, c.ra. v.., 1000
A Advertisements and subscriptions are COL.
uoctah,e Invariably In advance
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Notice

The next examination for teach
ers certificates will be held at the
Cour: House March 3t,& April /,
2 (whlte) aud April s.4s (ne-
gro);
J B Martin.
Supl
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Notice
Hunting. trapping and trespassi"g
are hereby prohibited on proper
ties OF Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Cadow
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The hc-ss Of the good ones.

Al re- er:r-.:u,e ut; It the Gown.
r-ra. ;cc-l eE,cras AMI the . tl.i-,ie
'f"snr-; = -. Ea.v>s~:y p,o.s
''r' 1'->'. :,f''-s A.e tke stTonxe.st
ias' IA "s nuaIu-S :of.x .,s,.
s.'.i'> st ~ sea- of,i. X. cfe., -
'o0<-s u :. no: on:y the bes. fud.
"ut IT, -LS c:',an.t food on earth.
acsed ii AKA II viii keep sweet aaA
xesIa anywhere lucs6ait>ly.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-06-14

Of the Parish Of St. Charles for the
c. trent year ending June goth
1919
Sherift's fees in Criminal
leases Sooo'oo
prisoners $500. 90
Sheriff's Salary 7.5"o 90
Sher,ff's Deputy Salary 1000 90
District Attorneys fees
for convictions 5oo.oo
Corone-s salary, 10000
Justices of the Peace 100000
Constabtes 1900. 90
Grand, Petl; and Coroner
july $500 oo
Secretary. Police Jury, GOO 90
Official Journa! 10000
President Board OF Health, 800. 90
Assessors Commission 1000 90
Assessors Clerical Expenes 10000
Parish Treasurer 10000
School Fund $500. 90
Expenses Board Of
Health for Infections ana
Contagious diseases 3oo.oc
Road fund, 10000
Maintenance Of Ben
Cadets at l.. Sta.e Univer.
sity, 5oo'oo
Maintenance Of 3 Ben,
scholar at the State Nor
NAL School ooc 90
Syudics Salary 500.
Sergeant at arms 10" 90
Salary tor oiilng WIND
mill s. washing tank 6o.oo
Road Supervisors 100000
Election expenses 10000
Parish Auditor 600 90
Incidental expenses Ioo".o"
Jefferson Trust q Savings
Bank 10000. 100
Excess Revenues 26o6. 40
$,A76Io.46
thereby certify that the above
rab!eau was adQp,sd by the Police
Jury at the meet,ng held on the ;
day Of Dec. 1913
F. Schexnaydr'
Secretary
Parish of ST. Charles Dec. ) 1918
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To Bankers:
WUn Us far Samples ana
Prizes an on,
"SAFE1Y FIRST
3 A N K & H E c ks
Cox Pig. and Pub. Co. Inc,
7a7 Poydras Street, New Orleans
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1t was moved by Mr.. Elter and
econded by MIR Deiaune. tina,
the budget Of expenditure Of the
approximated tabl AL of expenses
Of rhe Parish Of St. Charles for the
c. trent year ending June goth
1919
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SATURDAY June ~. 1919

-.,o,nw. ,cae,ons handed ~ later tnan
1cdnesday eve2sng, Will lay ever nnshsn
week folio wing
arAu commuuieasions muss be wr.sseo %
oae side OF tho paper.
~Tue ruIi name and address OF ene VII
Ter mNat accompany each comuiunle atoE.v ot
no publication, but asa matter ot ~ 90 ta""
Communications Of personal charaoset
val not DO ecJgniged, unless from reepons
able artts9 ia such cases chAr8s o.
$50 4 quars will DO made.
HrNsws ana interesting ioca items arsr
ueotfu iy solicitod.
n utIR REApsEK CAN HELP 10
erestiy, II, heu writing to, or uuytng GOODS
iron our advertisers. they Will ssmp'y ny
~ saw sheir caras In this paper
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Second Congressional Ne'n'
Member of Congress h . tnPr
Eighth Senatorial i'lse.
State Senator,
Judges IL F,ea,-y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
High School Students Now
Issue Independent Paper

The Perth Amboy Shield" by
which the publication gotten cut by a
few juniors is called. made It's first APP
pearance Friday. Though they were
not permitted to sell copies in tho
school building on account OF h at
titude OF the faculty. copies were sold
very rapidly OH the streets to pupils
on their way home.
The paper is ~cleverly gotten up,
even though the name SHED APP
pears on the cover and Perth Amboy
Independent appears at the top of
the editorial page which would indi-
cate O difference of opinion rs to the
name. The fact that the paper Is
published .for"Ga-perth Amboy
llrL-ssAaG-~6d not ''EasSsthe school
ii also noted.
0n the first page appears an edi-
forial on Should We Have a School,
Paper" This editorial Is signed by
the editorial staff which is composed
with Thorvald Olsen. Norman Olsen.
Monroe Karkus and T. Laing as as
sistant editors.
A clever feature of the paper Is the
Jokes about the different students.
There are also stories about the boys
and girls basketball team, the high
school orchestra. notes on the science
club, speeches II the auditorium and
cadet news. A large amount of adj
vertising by local merchants shows
financial support.
The next Issue of the paper Is ad-
veItised to appear two weeks from
today and in view OF the fact that
the high school is about to start a
pITSlfcation of it's own the future of
fhe SPerth Amboy Shield" would APP
pear TO be somewhat doubtful.