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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10
C. OF c. MAILS BALLOTS
TO NOMINATE OFFICIALS

The Chamber OF Commerce election
committee will mall out ballots April
IL TO its members for the nomination
Of candidates for ce-president, treas
urer and seven directors, The ballots
wsre being printed Thgrsday under the
on the chamber.
The ballots must he mailed back t.
be In the hands Of the election com
mittee, composed Of w. G, Johnson,
chairman, T. N, Fisher and 5, NJ, Nte,y.
not later than saturday, April 10. The
names Of the nominees will be an
nounced al S p. m, April "a, and the
election will be held Saturday, April
70, at the chamber from 10 a. m. to
y. m.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10
Yes, Popsy:-

l got your wire. Why didn't l answer! Well,
honey, l thought you had better have time to cool
down, and, anyway, dear, they amt nuthin' to worry
you" so to speak. GoIdsmith's and l are getting along
famously, and as for Prince Ch~arming-well, daddy
dear, we had a fuss.
1t was all about a costume l wore to the club din
ner-a beautiful black creation which l purchased from
the Goldsmith firm. In it l looked a dreanr-at least
the P. c. said so until other people noticed it. Then
the horrid old thing said my perfectly good frock was
v~ampirish.
1t isn't, dad, not a bit of it; but it is beautiful,
being designed out of satin and trimmed with real lace,
Still it is the victory red bodice which peeps under
meath that gives it the style. Ands oh, daddykins, you
should see the hat that l bought to 60 with it. It's
a Joseph model of Italian Milan, and has a love of a
ruff made out of point-de-spray. In ,it-wen, Maybelle
would make a hit with the car Of Russia-if there
were such an animal.
Speaking of hats, dear, I've bought a dozen, and
still | could afford a few more-they are so reasonable.
There's the cutest little French sailor that goes with
one Of my Lady Duff Gordon frocks. It's Of slipper
straw and has a cunning little scarf that twines around
my neck. Then there is the violet hat that ! bought
especially for you. Honey, it has a Yetta straw body,
and is trimmed in roses, which shade from red into
violet; besides it's embroidered in silver.
Hats this year are Of the loveliest shades-lettuee
green and peach bloom being two of the most popular
colors. Not being able to- miss anything, d~addykins,
I bought a sport bonnet of the green and an afternoon
hat trimmed with the peach bloom. The latter is a
.leghorn and it has streanners. Almost everything in the
way Of ~headgear has-that is, save the tailored things.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10
M'DERM0TTS WANT
DAMAGES FROM LYCEUM

T. J.. McDermott and Mrs. r. j, Nc
Dermott late Wednesday filed suits for
damages in circuit court against Ben
jemin w. Stainback and the Memphis
Theater company, the actions totalins
$40, 900.
They allege that on March 30 Nc
and "a child vent to Loew's Lyceutn,
procuring four tickets, which were
handed to the doorkeeper. They were
admitted. About this time, 1t is al.
legged, Stainback appeared and accused
McDermott OF attempting to slip into
the theater, and forced him to leave,
although, the declaration sets out, the
doorkeeper asserted that the tickets
had been received. II is further al
legged that StaiDback after abusing
them sought TO Rave them arrested. The
police officer refused to make the ar
rest. il Is said.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10
/OA HOtel GqyO6O
Memphis Hotel Company
N FroPrietOrs
49, Memphis TenN
Wednesday, April 9th, 1919.

Another thing, too, is the unusual hat trimmings.
I don't know exactly that | can describe them-but
afternoon hats have a thin, silky overlining, and oft
times the trimmings-such as rose leaves and flowers
are placed between the hat and the lining. The effect
is pretty.
In speaking of hats I forgot to tell you about my
favorte purchase from ]. Goldsmith & Sons-a Wat
teau model of blue split straw, trimmed in burnt goose
feathers, Nothing in Mississippi, can equal it. Like
it, We'll, I'll say l do,
I've talked so much about headgear that I know
you wonder if | have forgotten. all about what you, !
and the other folks stand pat upon Well, I "aint"
mot a bit. I have a regular shoe shop all of my own.
Among my excellent collection from the firm of Gold
smith & Sons are a pair of tan walking boots, two pairs
Of patent leather slippers, with imported (real ones)
steel buckles, and a couple Of pairs of white and black
kids. Footgearl this year makes me actually cheerful
everything being unaccountably reasonable. And as for
colors, bronze and white seem to to be the most pop
ular.r
Goldsmith's has something few other places have
a nook in which to rest ones feet. They call it a
Comfort Department" and the name is not far wrong.
Well, honey, me for the umbrellas. Only this
morning a man at Goldsmith's said buy a sun and rain
combination affair, and well, | didn't do it. The
thing was silk and parasolly, and it's raining cats and
dogs, and l was an idiot. With these conclusions, l
am yours-in the rain,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10
HoLDup GETS 500.

AZ Joseph s, Locke. young Insurance
solicitor, ssg Louisiana aysnps, was
At Iowa avenue early Wednesday night
q lone negro bandit, stepping from TIA
shadow OF a pole, confronted him, While
he held a pistol against Mr., Locke's
breast the negro with the other hand
went through his victims pockets. For
his boldness he was rewarded by OBJ
ana ssah' III n tAssfts Stamps Ss'sA ana ''ai'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10
FORMER MEMPHIAN Is
NOW SCENARIO WRITER

Arthur Zellner, who until 1919 was en-
gagged In the advertising business In
Memphis, and who is now making his
home In New York City, with the as
sistance OF his wife, has branched out
as a successful writer of film scenarios,
Their latest production Is Happy
Though Married. in which Enid BEN
nett Is featured now at Loew's Prin-
cess. Zellner, with the able assistance
Of his wife, who was formerly a Mem
phis newspaper woman, is also respon-
sibie for THE Keys to the Righteous
which was presented In Memphis sew
eral weeks ago. Other productions
from their pens have been bought by
leased,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10
FAMOUS ENGLISH SCHOOL
MAY RECEIVE WOMEN

LONDON. April 10.--A memorial has
been presented to Cambridge unlver-
slty. urging the admission of women
70 full university membership, Women,
Y is suggested, should be subject to
tho same conditions and discipline as
men students and should wear the cap
and gown, Seven masters OF COLLEGES
and 70 professors have signed the be-
tttion. Women athletes are aspiring to
take part In the university's sports.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10

barkation. The privates spent most Of
their leisure at recreation camps, where
little money is needed.
Officers, on The other hand, followed
their inclination to live and, with
British and American officers, helped
fill the London hotels, according to re-
nizing with American officers proved
rather costly, as Americans received
higher pay and spent 1t freely.
thousands Of Canadian privates will
return with far more money than they
possessed when they enlisted" n Of
ficer said.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10
CHARGES HOME IS
OUTLAW RENDEZVOUS

Alleging that her husband, Allen Me-
Namera, has been engaged for a year
and one half In the sale Of Whisky, tina
their home Is a ''veritAble rendezvous
for outlaws" Mrs, Rebscca Mcnamara,
In her cross bill filed late "wednesday,
denied the allegations made IN her bus
hands divorce suit ana asked for q
divorce for herself.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10
sPRAGUE ON TRIP.

Aluminium Ore company, OF East st.
Louis, H., said to be the largest tow
boat ever built, passed Memphis late
Wednesday afternoon on its first trip
of the season, with two 2.000-ton
barges, The Sprague was just thor
oughly o~verhauled at Cairo, Ill.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10
HAVE MONEY
OFFICERS ARE BROKE

WINNIPEG, Man, April D.--Cana-
dian ~privates are returning from Eu-
rope with considerable money, while
many officers are reaching their homes
practically. penniless, according to pro-
vlhcial officials.
Most OF the soldiers had approx
mately $500 to their credit when they
left England, only a portion Of the
amount being given to them before m
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10
WAREHOUSE BURNED.

NEW ORLEANS. April 1O.-Fire Of
Undetermined origin early today par
TALLY destroyed The main store and
grocery warehouse Of A., M. and J.
Solari, Ltd, 1berville, and Royal streets,
causing a loss estimated at 500, 900. A
heavy downpour OF rain prevented
snread OF the fire,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10
GAME WARDEN HURT.

HELENA, Ark, April 10. tspl.)-
Wash Claburn, state game warden, Of
Pine bluff, suffered painful injuries
sustained In an automobile collision a
few days ago near Snow Lake. His col.
lar bone Is d~lslocated and me or two
RIBS are thought to be broken. He was
taken to q local hospital for treatment.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10
Come to Purity Seed Company

222 South Main
For
sure growing plants and garden seeds.
We handle only we'll matured vegetable
plants OF strong vitality-fresh from tho
garden daily
Plant Purity seeds-"The Beginning
Of q Good Crop" adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10
ORDERS DROP
MUCH PAST MONTH

NEW YORK, April 1O.-Unflled or
ders OF the u. 8. Steel corporation on
March 81 were 5,4SO. 572 tons, according
to the corporations monthly statement
issued today. This Is a decrease Of $780,
215 tons, compared with the orders on
Feb. "a.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10
ANNUAL MEET OPENS.

AUGUSTA, Ga. April 10.-The an
nnal meeting Of the Southern Traffic
league. with more than 50 members in
eionE probably will continue through to-
morrow.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-10

P. S-Inclosed please find the Prince Charming's
records. Yes, he is-that is he was-very respectable.
With love, M. 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chcstcrtown, Md, Dec i2-Thc annual
meeting of the Maryland State Grange
came To- n close, Yesterday afternoon,
with the election of the following officers:
State master. John Il Black lecturer IT, Il i.
Harry. steward. Edgar Il. Pennington,
OF Kent county William c. Smythc,
ono Of the most prominent Of the Kent
county cranCrrs. was elected number of
thccNccutivc board, and James + anthony
also of Kent, was elected state chaplain.
Cambridge was selected rs next years
meeting place
.Iohn i Barnes has sold to John Mcddcrs
clerk to the County commissioners, the
Naddcll residence on Queen street.
Chcstcrtown. for 81 $50 Mr. Mcdders
has sold his home in KcnncdvvIllc to
James NrchihaId Of kcnncdvvile for 81. :
600 John ! Deputy has purchased the
J W Kendall property, in Falrlcc, and
VIII move there next week.
Miss Frances Howard has sold to J.
Webster Nclutlrc her residence on Cannon
street. CucStcrtown, FOR 81 $50.
Julian G Numbers of Wilmington spent
n part Of the week with hiS parents, MIR
ana Mrs T. G. Numbers. IN Nillington
Miss Ole Jackson of Wilmington was
a guest of Mr. and Mrs Earle 4 Barnes,
in ChcStcrtown. part Of the week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Special spondcnce of Every Evening
Newark Dec > The Faculty Club
vii entertain members Of the senior class
u Delaware College al q smoker. Mon
day evening
Mr and Mrs David G Rose left today
for Wes, Palm Beach Florida. where they
viii spend the winter
Herman Mckay. John II Anderson,
Charles Carswel ana Alexander Blair
Delaware College students. ulil attend
the eighth International student N9IUu-
tecr Convention to he held a Dcs NoIncs,
Iowa, December 3 t. January !
Delaware College Chess Cllh viii play
Brandvwnc Chess CIlb Of Whining gton
here tonight
Next Tuesday evening HeIfcustein
Mason will giye a musical recital IN Wolf
HALL He viii he assisted bv Emily
Stokes Hazar soprano Marc stone
I.angston, contralto. George Eothorma.,
dramatic tenor. and William SIlyano
Thunder, pianist
Delaware College students have planned
to start q series Of sunday afternoon
meetings. starting ncNt sunday Tie
meeting Will Dc held al $50 . clock ii the
lounge room
The local Board Of Education having
been notified by the state Board that
they can us, ta>rs due prior III 1919 iur
any purpose thcv Soc III wall appl, about
5000 81 such money io increasing teachers
salaries
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE {
Members Of Delaware College Fac
ul,y Given 10 Per Cent Salary
Increase and May be
Allowed More.
AT DOVER FOR RECRUITS
Lamba Delta Sorority Sisters
at Laurel Work Actively IN
Selling Red Cross Stamps.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, Dee l. The lamba Delta
sorority of this town met ~ the home oi
sister isabelle Galloway, on Clayton
avenue. Wednesday evening and spent a
very cnlovahle time. Plans were made
tn hold several dances and other enter
taInncntS during the Christmas hohd 'Es.
Previous ta tins an extra meeting Viii he
he'd for the purpose oi initiating two new
members Misses Mary Narvll and Anna
Studlcv Thus Will give the sorority
l3 sisters which they consider a lucky
number. for the present
The fraternity Is cncrCctcallv hclplng
in the Rod Cross drive, having m ap-
proprlately decorated booth ~ the !ocaI
lpastolhcc. NJ which the 'si-tcrs take
turns. m pulrS IN Attending
After the business of the evening was
disposed af a DAINTY collation. was served
bv tho hostess Those present were
Misses blanche Flhott Nhrc OtNcil
Nargarrt Records, Pauline Marvil. Ma
mlc Campbell. Louisc Karou. MadclNn
Jones. Nildrei Hastings EycIyn Hastings
and isabelle Callaway
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12
NEWS or LAUREL.

special Correspondence at Every fsrnng
Laurel. ncc II llr and Mrs Nl-
liam NJ Weller ~ Washington. II Il have
been spending several DAYS hcrc with
thcr respective parentS. Mr. amt Mr..
William ; Waller amt Mrs Sarah DAVIS
Miss Ruth Crockett has hr,n called
"a Wilmington to attend hcr brother.
Cas,ruS Crockett WHO was h4ily ill.,
mrcd bv falI IN Wilmington >A.p-
yard hls hurts nclltllg i broken arra.
Mrs i,rt,rt ~rpp.c has returned from
Wflmugfoa whore src WlS rlc>' h
Nh ana Mrs Leon >tcn. formerly III th,,
town
Air ami Mrs. Charles Il Blades Irft
SIS "Wednesday iar laSrtfry l.ie. : C
whore thry VIII SPIN. icw days with
rcud. and rei 1'iv,~ after uhtrh tacy Wili
yo 10 san Diego aiHaraga WAcrC thrt
s..l spend tho winter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Elkton, Md, Dec I2.--MrB. James
Warner Of Chesapeake City died Mt her
home in that town, yesterday, after several
weeks illness.
Nottingham Detective Association has
elected ". G. Andrews president and r, L.
Passmorc, secretary and treasurer. The
annual turkey dinner was served the
members after the election, yesterday.
Mrs. w G. Foehly Of Elkton is spending
the weekend with relatives at Rising
Sun Md
George c. Bildlc of Elkton has been
appointed hy the County Commissioners
assessor for Elkton district
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12
RECEIVED SALARY INCREASES.

Special Cor :, spnndcrce W Every Evening
Newark. De-. u Members of the
Delaware college faculty Who were
promised a ~ per cent increase ln salary
this college veal vii r-rs.r checks today
for the remaining lOp.r eent fr5 n Septcu-
berl The Lr-' lgper e.ut a.ts gwen them
the first 81 tins MONTH With thc mdcr-
standing thai the remainder would ~
allowed as SON Is tile money was ra.. p
a special drive vas made for funds for
tins purp,sr
Il Is understood that 4 prescott condi-
tions prevail is u thr cost II LIVING
another % per cent incrcase wall bc grant
81 next vear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12
GOOD PRICES AT STOCK SALE.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark, Dec. 12.-Thomas ]. Green
former Representative of Pcncader Hun
drcd realized about $4,000 at the public
sale of his stock and farming implements
on his farm near Wilson's Station, yestcr-
day. MIR. Green has bought the William
II. Barton property in Newark and will
enter the mercantile business the first Of
the year.
At the sale yesterday horses brought
from $50 to Sl75; cows, $3.50 to Sf00;
two-wccks-old calves, $75 to Sl00; live
chickens. 81 to II cents pound; turkeys,
80 to 56 cents live Farm implemc nts
also brought good prices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12
LAUREL MAN MARRIED.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, Dec I , Announcements havc
been received bv friends hero of the mar
uaec ~ Miss Margaret iiury n Whining
ION "a Harold CLAY Wolfe. Al Wilmington,
December 10 AttcF January they WILL
hc III home ~ S1l Washington street,
Wilmington
MIR Wolfe is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Harvey 4 Wolfe ~ tins town, ami haS
hccn employed IN Wilmington since iis
graduation ~ the locsu hugh school about
two wears ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12
DELAWARE MEN AT >oGALEs,

special spondencc IF Every Evening
Newark Dec II Captain J Wilson
= Daniel 81 Newark who was commander
1f a COMPANY III The Composite Regiment
Pershinr Own il 4 lct;er u relatives
rom Noca.rS Arizona. where recently
b, was as. EHr8 g Company ). 18th u.
; Infantry SAYS
j can look from nv quarters over
into Mcuro 1h,re i i high fence which
divides the town u two our scntucs
are on one SD and thc Nexicans on the
other. The country Is about like Dcn!ug
only not QUf. So sandy
Captain @ Daniel SAYS Captain Pat
Miligan oi = Georges De-, also IS ID
Gated IT NoCalo,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12
CANfoUFLAGE CAR AT DOVER.

sI,ccial Correspondence No Every Evening
Dover. Dec = 4 Marine Corps re-
crutlaC camoItaEc car f-am thc Recruit
NJ station Iu Philadelphia arrived In
Dover. Yesterday. ana was viewed l,v
many persons with considerable interest
Tie car Is r.arncd bv >rrgcl-ts IIcTS
AID trrari ard Corp -a. Noa7r
Sergeant E.icr> was Known france
IS tile FAn- DtCanaa IN h,l.g N.tA
hr AVIATION corps ga-tmsats for r.
>rlt~ ar bong sought hare. tor two,
.hrer and Tour wears Eecra'- are scn' ta
Iars Island : iar training q ayla-
iar. mechanics and photo asraphy. Tile
~ left today ior ih,!a4 piaa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12
Queen Anne Officials Meet.

CentrcvlIe, Md, Dec. l2.-Quocn
Anne cdfinty's newly elected Board Of
County Commissioners met in execu-
tive session for the first time yesterday.
The poard organized by rc-clecting X.
Bruce Massey president and John M
Norman viec-presdent. G. Edgar Hur-
lock was reappointcd clerk and II n.
~. Mitchell. Of the ContreviIle bar,
attorney. Both Mr. Massey and Mr.
Norman were reelected W. John Con-
molly il the new member, aud succeeds
B. Clay Coppage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12

A supper in honor Of the vestry Of st.
Stephens 7. w. Church. was held last
evening at Enrleville Thomas Massey
Of Cerilton and Dudley Roe Of Sudlersville
discussed the "naton wide campaign =
Mrs. Frank Cunningham has returned
to her home ut Port Deposit greatly i'm
proved after Il serious operation at IIavre
deGrace hospital.
Jenkins, the Young son of Milton s
IIarber, in walking on the back porch in
tho dark fell down the cellar steps, break
ing an arm in two places
Chesapeake City high school defeated
Elkton high school at soccer game
played at Chesapeake City, yesterday by
n score Of 4 to 0. The Chesapeake City
team will play the Salisbury team for the
championship Of the Eastern Shore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12
NEwA RK !. NJ. Z. A. WORK.

special spond,Gcr - Every Evening
Newark. De II Directors If tha
Young Mon Christian t> 1c,aton, An
4 meeting last uiglf discussed plans for
carrying on tha work during thr remainder
Of the winter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12
Plan Salisbury Auto Show.

Arrangements are being completed in
Salisbury for the second annual aut0mo-
bile show of the city. 4 JOINT committee
Of merchants and auto dealers is in
chargc Of the display which will be
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12

Former Sheriff George w. Carter has
moved to the Parks farm, in Queen Anne
county, and will till the farm next year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12

The entire board, with A. G. Wilkinson
as chairman, was named committee to
consider the holding of bazar mt the
"I'' IN n short time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12

Lost something7 Try classified adj
vertisement in Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-12

No spot in the Britigh isles IL more
than 80 nilcs from The sea.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-04-10
High School Bulletin
By the Students of the Liberal High School

at her fathers ranch about 25 miles
northeast of here on the Cimarron
river.
Ethel Dawes spent the week end
at her home near Sublette.
Mary Wilson was absent Monday.
Several weeks ago the physics
class started the study of electricity.
We have learned some amazing facts
about it and magnetism. The pupils
have learned to respect the current
given off by an induction coil, as it
was tested. Wednesday somei APP
partus was used in some practical
experiments. There was much ex-
citement when the current passed
thru the boys hands. The two-hour
period was pleasantly and proftably
spent.
The Shorthand class is now study
ing the triple consonants. They are
more complex but easier to write.
The Agriculture classes performed
an interesting experiment Tuesday,
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-04-10
Faculty Honors Girls Team

After two defeats at the hands Of
the girls team the faculty considered
it fitting to entertain the victors.
Friday evening the basket ball girls
met at Miss Scandrett's home where
they were greeted by the teachers.
They enjoyed a line party at the
Photoplay. Refreshments were
served at Taylor's afterward. The
occasion was most happy one and
will be long remembered.
Miss Henry and Mr.. Rindom went
to Beaver Friday where they acted
as judges of debate.
The first and second hour Agricul-
ture class took trip to John L.
Boles farm, Thursday. They went
for the purpose of judging horses. A
great many interesting things were
learned and the class feels well paid
for its trip. We wish to thank Mr..
Boles for the courtesy he showed US.
Mile Kneeland spent the week end
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-04-10

the subject being a study of the
horse and its parts. Each student
was required to draw three horses.
When they had completed this they
were required to learn the parts and
name them from memory by point
ing them out on the diagram.
Gives class had a rather heated
debate on tariff. The class was even
ly divided and there was much argu-
ment on both sides. The class closed
with no one convinced
The Psychology students are
learning how to think this week and
next chapter is memory. We Won
der if the study of Psychology helps
us in our other studies.
April fool day passed with little
excitement and the teachers have
passed the ordeal safely.
The girls of L. H. S. are contem-
plating forming baseball team this
spring.
The penmanship class has made
some very interesting designs which
are posted on the walls of the Com
room.
The typewriting class is using for
practice work "a Tale of the Out
of-Doors." They find the study in
teresting.