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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04

USED LIGHT CARS
Ford. 1918 model white wire wheels
used 6 weeks; cost Ss5o. bargain. $500.
Ford. 1917 model
Ford Touring. Fisher starter.
Ford Sedan, wire wheels
Ford Truck. with 1-ton attachment
Saxon Four Roadster. 1917 model
Scripps-Booth. 1918 model
Brlscoe Coupe. 1917 model
Oakland Stripped Speedster. 1917 model
Buick -Four Touring. 1917 model
Dodge Touring. 1916 model
Willys-Knlght. 1917 model
Buick Light six. 1915 model
WALTERS 8 DURHAM
go W SAN ANTONIO ST.
Pin. ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04

FOR SALE. OR
WOULD CONSIDER
TRADE for FL Paso
property. the follow
ing property located
at Organ. New Mex
leo. One large eleven
room stone house,
with a big cistern,
stable and storage
house. Price $4,000.
CHARLES b. STEVENS
REAL ESTATE & INSUR ANCE
CITY NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
Phone 3f5A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04
For SaIe-BievcIes

CYLINDERS. PUMPS. COPPER COILS
cracked by frost, welded good as new
Guaranteed work Lowest prices in town
Ell PASO WELDING & BRAZING co.
s92 ". EIanlIln 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04
Machinery, Tools, Power, Electrical
and Contractors Equipment
For Sale

BOILERS
We maintain our own boiler shop, and
are prepared TO quote you on any SIZE
from H P 70 500 H P. We make a
hydraulic test or every boiler leaving our
plant We handle no junk boilers.
TANKS TANKS TANKS
Our uuotar tons on new oil stora &c
tanks OF 5000 barrels upwards VIII sur
prise you
Mining. Milling and Power Machinery
SOUTHWESTERN WRECKING COMPANY
E Paso, Texaa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04
LOW N FRIcE-EAsT

Good 8 room brick cottage on
a corucr. 5oE12G. garage.
basement Olive ST. $3.50.
small cash payment. balance
like rent
FISK-HAEIsEE REALTY CO.
Phone 1e73- Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04

Modem bungalow rooms, natn-
furnace. garage, hardwood tloors
sn every room, huiit-in buffet
lfueu closets, bookcases, kitchen
cabinet. on 2 full lots, pavins
1aid- Price $3.50 Reasonable
terms. Phone 75fo-W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04
VALLEY LANDS

VALLEY LANDS
is acres near Anthony. over
leo acres in cultivation. some al
falfa. drainage ditch on two
sides Some improvements. Price
los per acre. Very liberal terms.
Is acres, ? miles down the val
ley Frontage on main county
road. -Four room adobe house
Price sf75o. One-third cash. bal
ancs easy
80 acres near Ia Mesa. AL
ieveied, some alfalfa, 20 acres
wheat, balance ready Tor Other
crops Small house. Improve
ments consist OF one 1920 bull
tractor and pillow. harrow. drag
and some small tools. Price $40
per acre. Liberal terms
IS acres. adjoining the Wor-
sham place At Socurro. IN the So
zorro grant Drainage ditch runs
BY the property Good soil but
not IN cultivation. a splendid
buy, SIS per AGRA Good terms
CHARLES b. STEVENS
RIAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
CITY NATL. BANK BLDG.
Phone Ss5E
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04

BUY THIS NEW BUNGALOW and
make $1,000 Located at 1923 Cali
fornia St Six large rooms and break
fast room. Hardwood floors, builtin
features, basement, furnace. grass,
vines, trees. chicken and pigeon pens.
Walking distance 10 town Near new
High School and street cars. Built on
pretty Terrace with beautiful view of
city. valley and Old Mexico. Cannot
be duplicated for less than $500. For
quick sale $3.50. Easy terms II de-
sired. n P. Carlocl. Owner. Phone
$3.50 OF 1850.
HAVE BUNGALOWS
In Government Hill TO trade for two
story house. What have you?
SPECIAL BARGAIN
Five room bungalow, close IN, con-
venient for r. P men on G. H & S.
A r. r Good terms. Price $4,000. 90.
; room house on lots on Tularosa
Street Price 100000.
Storeroom with living rooms with
bath. rents for $50 per month, and
small two room house with porch on
rear OF lot. rents for 5000 ger
month Both places for 100000
Good terms.
ANDERSON-FIBLER
INVESTMENT co.
a0e Mesa Ave. Phone 1861
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04
For -RiseeHaneou.


LUMBER BARGAIN
7. IT. C. A. has six buildings at Camp
Cody. Deming. N VI. 10 be sold separ-
ate1y or all together. Don't miss this
opportunity for lumber bargains See or
t.-lte j. L. Nard. Paso del Norte Hotel
FOR SALE I'm quanufies- Two th0usand
cords dry torrillo wood; three thousand
cords cottonwood wood. one hundred ffty
tons first class cane hay two hundred
tons shredded corn fodder ITey Dale
narrh Enh.r.- IT,.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04

FOR EXCHANGE.
apartments on n FL Paso ST.. IS rooms,
east front. corner, for land or lots. Fixtures
and small stock OF groceries. closed in auto
delivery: old established grocery location
for about 20 years. at a big sacrifice. Ware
house lots for business property. pay dif-
ference IN cash Clear land at Vado. N NJ
for cottages. year pear orchard for cot
tage- 9 room house on Arizona st. for
small cottage
PHONE Is. ". \. CARL. 500 CapIes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04
RI0 GRAKDE REALTY CO.

-Na-aA@ 2 lraM AaNA nAmk nAnEs
=. feet on san Jacinto street. $500;
worth s506o-easy terms.
l=nE1of Feet cor on Missouri St
close IN. VIII make buyer rich
Close IN Corner on san Jacinto St,
uould take some trade
Beautiful Apartment Site. f5500s cor
ue-- 100 T. frontage; would sell or
take some trade
VII trade 4 houses Tor valley land;
prefer Improved place. but would
trade for unimproFed land
So feet-Eear Corner, Overland and
san Iaciut1. would sell on easy terms.
O. trade for city property
Snail Houses 10 trade for lots In
Alta VISTA district
Oregon st.-C1oss in-zood building,
paying good income, viii trade.
section Of Land just north Of Fl Faso;
would trade as part payment on house.
nice houses, Grand View, would
trade for valley land
story hnuse-r7soE Ave- $500;
would take smaller house and give
good terms on balance
. lots. and houses-So- Virginia Street.
Fould sell cheap OF take part trade.
leo arrcs. fine SOL, a. $50 per acre
30 acres- below san Eiizario, viii trade
for city property
l5e acres improved fire tract VII
sen cheap or take some trade.
And many other trades Come in and
see n ToE cannot be matched.
= autos 10 rr1de-Would trade one OF
1o-n as part payment On better car,
and pay difference
RIO GRANDE REALTY co.
Oh r. lIckenneyl
zl1-zI2 FIRST Hur7 Bank BIdE-
Just LIKE RENT.
rooms and bath. south front cor
uer lots in Grand view. Price $3.50.
SO cash and $50 per month Including
principal and interest
SCOTT sALf1s q REALTY co.
90 llllls BldE Ph- 1855 OF 1911.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04

WANTED-Ons four and one
five room bungalow near car
line in Alta Vista Section
Must be a bargain
W. G. PORTER & co.
z61 Caples Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04

H. p EANr Ans
CAMPBELL Apartments.
Mesa Ave $4,000
Cor. wyoming and
Steutou 10000 ss5. 900
Two lots East Fl
aeo --- 500
Modern ; room Bun
Ealnw. Tremeut, $1,000
Modern : room Bun
Eaiow. Montana. $4,000
Modern 3 room Bun
Ealo-T. Blvd--.-.sS750
2 room house. . acres
GOOD land. 3 miles be-
low Il Faso- $500
room house 20
acres land. Z miles
down valley on paved
road $1,000
and g acre tracts o.
land miles below
city $500 20 $500 per
acre. easy terms
W r. PAYNE.
tf -lF If- 1880
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04
saHGAIS ExTRAOHDTSART s9s50.
ROOM HT NGALOW
-oelco DOWN. 5000 NO. TNCITD-

7l3 DOW y 5000 NO. INCLED-
ING INTEREST.
so1tel on paved street south front
-anTerieut 70 Alta Vista School and
loth car lines Has full rooms
're-l-last room, furnace and big
1-Ee- ELEGANT huilt-in features
l1reHood floors. tie bath. linen
-losets. fuu leu-th mirror and extra
1iea plumbing and lIEht fixtures
THIS HOUSE EASILY WORTH $3.50
~ ~ comparisons. SEE CREEL or
PHILLIPS
JAMES l.. MARI q co.
-lone 80 500 san Antonio.
500 CASH
BALANCE $50 NO INCLUDING
INTEREST PRICE $50.
room hunEalow. glassed sleeping
porch. screened porch Located on full
len-h lots. near Alta vista school.
only block from car. Z block from
paved street
see Crosby
RIO GHfEDE REALTY co.
17Lc fl8- III 1sr Max Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04
FOR SALE
IMPROVED CATTLE RANCHES
nT EWrTU m ERNEE

FOR SALE
IMPROVED CATTLE RANCHES
PLENTY OF GRASS
1E9 acres patented land On ella river. I
well and surface tanks. on unsurvcyed
government land IN the Black Kills near
Duncan ARK Range 10 miles square.
and no other ranch Owner says II
grass Is rot Il inches high all over this
range viii ray your expenses TO look at
it Price $500.
50 acres owned. room modern bunga-
low, hath. toilet etc. large dairy barn
for so cows and various other improve
ments altogether costing $4,000 9 pat
ented mining claims. also lease on Z pat
ent mining claims Range for 1000 cattle
Noar Eood town in southern Arizona. Price
s55o0.
v. z. HALE
CARE J. l. MARR & CO.
500 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04
Personal

sPIREIIA cOSSETs. SIrs miller. Ph-sSss
RESPONSIBLE man and wife would
adopt little girl address MO. care Herald
MIS-. CHONLA-Woman's tx Crochet and
tattlnE- Orders taken 129 N Campbell
WILL DIVIDE CAR with any one ship
ping machine 20 California latter part or
next week Phone 49, D. P Ward
HAIR Is woman's croWnlng glory, q beau
ufui bust. her Inherited right Perfect
bust developed In 60 20 90 days Home
treatment; trial convince send &C. Ad-
dress Box IS. Perry. Fla
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04
Enr SaIe-Eurnffure
Fourz-sIooRE FuKNII

OR SALE leather rockers and mission
esE table g14 n Stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04

WANTED-To exchange Packard
Twin Six automobile. latest model.
for improved real estate. Win as
sumo or pay cash for difference.
W. c. PORTER s co.
201 Caples Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04
BUNGAL0W-EtsT Fl PAsO

HTNGhLoW-EEsT FL PAgD
ONLY $1,000 DOWN.
r1lr room brick bungalow facing
east On paved street Price s275o.00
only f15o down. balance $500 per
month i1cludinE interest
JAY r KNOX COMPANY
~ caples BldE Phone 22ss.
s=5B DOWN AND $500 NO including
Interest on this practically new
room and glazed room bungalow.
@ear i've Points and Just off Boule-
Fzrd- PRICE CUT TO S2650.0O.
sIee-oo DOW-N AND s30.OO NO. ~
NifA DING INTEREST. on a small 4
room and glazed room bungalow near
alta vista school Bliss street and
both car lines PRICE Se5O0lO0. SEE
PHILLIPS OR CREEI.
JAMES J.. EfARR a co.
I1one 1890 sos san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04
Legal Eohces.

-----------~---~---~-----~-
TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF RIO
GRaNDE VALLEY BANK & TRUST CO.
Notice is hereby given rrl- the annual
meeting q stockholders VIII lie held a.
the office o. the Rio Grlnde valley Bank
q Trust Co. on Tuesday. January 1fth-
1913. az o'clock p. m. for The election
Of directors and 10 transact any and all
business that may come before the meet
ing
RIO GRANDE VALLEY BANG Trust
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04
For SaIe-Tarm, and Rancho,

FREE LAND IN WNOMING-Use your
homestead right $50 and $50 acre home
steads open for entry For further par
tleuiars write Robiuson-Meeher, Box 4.
Sheridan TT-n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04
For SaIe-COunhy Property

HALF-sECTION rich level land Part i'm
proved Fine wheat land Selling account
Of old age SO Ter acre. ". H Rutter
Route A. Clovis n N
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04

FOR SAILS rabbits and hutch cheap,
including 8 large New Zealand does bred
10 registered bucks. . Belgian does bred.
pedigreed Belgian bucks. young pedigreet
stock. reasonable. VIII sell separate
Thrift Stamps same as cash. Must be sold
quick; better hurrs- F. Bliss car 90 Ham
iiton. blocks west 31If Hamilton. Rh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04

Typewriter q ONCE Supply Co--EouEh
sold. rented. repaired AFta Corona. RoTa
oliver Rubber stamps. 11s Mills s. Fh. s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-04
500 CASH
BALANCE so NO INCLUDING
INTEREST. PRICE g2a-n

FaeHe - ~ = Vat BANK Bldg.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-26
REFERENDUM ASKED

OXFORD, o., Aug. 26.-J Gilbert
Welsh. cashier Of the Farmers bank,
Dr. H. NJ. Moore, vice president OF the
same institution, and w. J. Jones. a
merchant, have qualified to solicit
names to petitions asking for a refer
endum on the recent action of the vii
lage council in granting to the Ohio
Gas and Electric company, of Middle
town, 25-year franchise to furnish
light, heat and power to the inhabit-
ants Of the town. So confident are
the opponents that the voters will re-
woke the action Of council, that, it is
understood the court will be asked to
dismiss the injunction suit recently
filed seeking to stop the sale Of the
towns electric light plant to the Mid
dletown company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-26
Landrith Keeps Crowd
In Roar With Lecture

Laughter greeted every remark Of
Ira D. Landrith when he appeared
at the chautauQua Monday evening in
a humorous lecture, Southern Planta-
ton Fun and Philosophy" The speak
er Is possessor of a contagious humor
which is most fitting in such a lee
ture as he gave last evening.
Combined with Fun was "Philoso-
ply" however, and in this too. Land
rith obtained the complete attention
of his audience. Race prejudice. its
narrowness, the lack of Americanism
shown in its use is one of Landrith' 8
strong points in his chautauQua work.
Both on Sunday afternoon and again
Monday evening he spoke in behalf
of the death of the pride we call race
PRIDE" which causes US to hate the
other fellow who happens to come
from another race. On the other hand
he said that lack of real, honest pride
in the good things of their nation, felt
by many people. means the "destruc-
ton"
Funny stories of the side-splitting
kind consumed a majority of the time
in his lecture last evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-26
RICHMOND COMMERCIAL CLUB ISSUES
CALL FOR HACERST0Wh HORSE FAIR

ment committee is entitled to a lot of
credit for that which has been &C
complished. The horse show alone
would be a creditable affair, so nu-
merous are the entries. The horses
will be divided into their separate
classes by Tuesday night and be ready
for the exhibit and awards on Wednes-
day morning.
Pauls' United Shows occupy a lot
Of space. The tents are scattered over
interesting streets, and all is now in
order The show arrived on Monday
morning and the trained men who
travel with 1t soon had every tent in
place. Numerous lunch stands have
been set up and are already catering
to the crowds Of exhibitors who are
already throng1ng the town.
Hagerstown is a tented city, and al
ready the busiest place in Indiana
But see it on Wednesday and Thurs
day, and attend the various live stock
sales on Saturday If you wish to see
a first class country fair in action.
Not only will all adjacent towns be
represented but also the entire form
ing community for long distances and
from several counties.
Premium List Large.
The premium list is SO large and
varied that it would be useless to at
tempt complete description. The best
breeders and largest farmers are re
! presented in the live stock displays
and the pig and cattle clubs of both
Wayne and Henry counties are put
ting on a competitive show.
Don't miss the Hagerstown show
| Go as early as possible and stay as
! long as you can.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-26
SCHOOL EDUCATION ONLY STEP TO
:: REAL LEARNING, SAYS Or. BRYAN

now Harris Is going back again and
again to lecture before not only the
undergraduates, but the graduates OF
Yale.
Mind you the man or woman, is in
deed foolish who passes up an oppor-
tunity to 60 to an institution Of high
er learning and make 1t give him all
he should have of the educational
things Of life, but 1 know the differ
ence between a college bred man or
woman. and an educated man or wom-
an, no difference where they received
that education.
Suppose through poverty or ignor-
ance OF their parents, some Of our
| childre have to step out of school at
the fifth grade, l believe that it should
be our duty as citizens and teachers
to make them as perfectly equip ed
! for life as the ingenuity of US can
devise. Anything short Of this leaves
much to be desired. A child of wealth
should start in exactly The same place
for some day he will be the employe,
perhaps Of labor.
Laws Of Education
Setting forth three laws which the
| educated person will have fulfilled the
/ speaker said:
| He who Is educated will always
have been self made. for if he has
had college education he has made
that college merely serve his needs
while he has been educating himself
He who is educated can't be stop
ped, while a boy may have been fol
four years in the laboratory Of a col
lege, may come out and get a $4,000
job and still be uneducated. He car
be stopped. The really educa tee
human can not be stopped. This
other man may not be fit with it al
to go into a voting booth. any more
than he was before he saw a college
campus. You can not stop an edu
Gated man by the loss Of an eye, ar
arm or leg"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-26

An educated person is one who is
at home in the great bodies of social
heritage so that he has multiform
knowledge, manifold power, and is
balanced" said President Elmer B.
Bryan, Of Colgate University, head
of the Wayne County Teachers lnsti'
tute season at the chautauQua.
President Bryan occupied the stage
for a short address Tuesday morning
until the arrival of L. N. Hines, state
superintendent of public instruction,
who had not been notified Of the
change in the hour for his address.
Mr.. Hines spoke at II o'clock.
Il have already talked to you about
preparedness in the game of life, about
sacrifice hits, come back determine
ton, and the understanding that who
ever runs, wins. in life" Bryan told
the Teachers. And today l am going
to talk about human beings themselves
and their supreme value.
THE philosophy which puts agen
cies and organization as the supreme
value, is rotten at its bottom. Every
problem is human problem and hui
man beings are the supreme value OF
life"
Human Problem Biggest
Il believe it is true that he who is
devoting his life to solving the human
problem, is engaged in the biggest
business in the world. And l believe
the way to solve the human problem
is through Observation-Disclosures educa
ton.
by education l do not mean mere
~ going through the process, step by
step, toward a normal school or col
lege diploma. All the people should
take advantage of such work II posi-
BILE; many man has become educat
ed without one.
w. T Harris dropped out Of Yale
his junior year because he believed
Yale had gotten him to the place where
be could follow his own tasks, and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-26
BY WILLIAM r. SANBoRN.

The members OF the Richmond Com
mercial Club are specially anxious
that Richmond be generously repre-
sented at the Hagerstown Horse
Show and Free Fair on Thursday. Ha-
gerstown has made great preparations
to entertain, is putting on great
show. and is anticipating that Rich
mond Day will be a hummer.
The decorated auto parade is set for
Thursday and promises to be a display
! worth going miles to see. This city
will be largely represented in this
parade and the procession Of decorated
cars enroute to Hagerstown will con-
, stitute a show in themselves.
A committee has been appointed by
the Commercial Club to create en-
thusiasm and to get out a crowd who
will go over with flying banners to
participate and to make the day a
success. This committee is composed
of Lawrence A. Handley, chairman;
Demas Coe. Frank Taylor, Phillip
Twigg, H. J. Hanes, C. A. Harrison,
| Walker Land and ]. w. Mueller The
| committee has issued the following call
! to arms:
| You Are All Invited.
"To Richmond Merchants and
Manufacturers:
! Next Thursday, August 2S has been
designated as Richmond Day at the
annual Horse Show and Free Fair at
| Hagerstown. The merchants and
manufacturers of Richmond, as we'll as
citizens in general, have been given a
very cordial invitation by Hagerstown
to be present on Thursday afternoon
as special guests.
The Commercial Club has accepted
the invitation and now calls on all
merchants and business men to re-
spond by being present. A CONNER
cial Club committee has arranged
plans as follows:
Meet at Commercial Club, North
Ninth and A streets, at 1915 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Those who have
so that others who do not have cars
may be transported The Richmond
City Band has been engaged and will
head the automobile procession to
| HagerstoWn aboard a special truck.
Badges will be provided all members
of the Richmond delegation. Every
merchant and every manufacturer
should be represented on this trip
They are expected by Hagerstown citi
zens. Do not disappoint them. Fully
| three hundred Richmond citizens
should be in the delegation Thursday
afternoon. Remember the time, -: 1;
o'clock Be there.
COMMITTEE"
Exhibits Pouring In.
When Newcastle day dawns on Wed
nesday morning the show will be II
complete order. A whole lot of work
has been done at Hagerstown during
the last two weeks and the entertain
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-26
Suspended Sentence Is
Given for Non-Support

Elmer e. Pegs was fined $3.50 and
costs and sentenced to six months at
the State Penal farm Tuesday morning
by Judge Bond, in circuit court, for
failing to support his child.
The sentence was suspended, how
ever, after Pegs had made an agree
ment whereby his wife received $500
fer the support of the child.
Pegs was recently arrested on a
charge of child desertion. and brought
here from Dayton, o., to answer the
charge. A suit was fled in circuit
court following his arrest, in which
wife charged fraudulent marriage
and asked $1,000 damages.
Upon his plea of guilty to the afh
davit of failure to support, the charge
Of child desertion and the suit brought
by his wife were dismissed. Court
costs in both criminal cases were
ordered paid by Pegs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-26
School Books Can't Go Up;
Are Under State Control

The state Of Indiana issues contracts
for the majority Of school books, and
these prices are not subject to change,
except when the contracts expire, at
the end Of every five years, Thomas
Nicholson, Of the Nicholson book store
said Tuesday morning.
There will be a minor increase in
the prices Of arithmetics and readers
this fall, and few electives, that are
chosen by the teacher, and which are
not under state control, will be high.
er, said Nicholson.
AS the dealers are not allowed to
charge over IL percent more than the
cost price of the books, they conse-
cuently are not able to profit of
their sale, for there are always some
books discontinued and left on the
dealers hands. AS result dealers
must sell their books for cash
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-26
Hagerstown, Ind.

VIM. Ghaunt, of Roanoke, is visiting
his brother, Jesse Ghaunt and other
relatives here. =. Prof. J. c. Isenberg.
er and family, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hoover and other
relatives left Monday for their home
in Chicago, Ill. Robert B. Stewart
who has been travelling this summer
for the International Harvester Co..
Is spending few weeks with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton Stewart
north of town and will go to Indian.
apolis soon to enter the law school. :.
Mrs. Carrie Dempsey Thomas, of Day.
ton, O., is spending this week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Dempsey. Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Replogle entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Keever, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Keever and baby and
Miss Francis Keever at six o'clock
dinner Sunday. Quite a number