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The Washington herald., 1919-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Washington. d. O.. September 2.
ms. Applications for permission TO take the
examinations for the selection Of candidates. To
he recommended BY the Connisioners Of ths
District Of Columbia To take the examinations
for admission TO the United States Naval Aoad-
envy in June fsD will be received At this o(flcs
not later than ) O'Clock p. n. on SATURDAY. Oc-
tober Is. 1913 No person will be permitted 10
appear at these examinations who Is not an ac-
tud resident Of the District Of Columbia Ap
p.ications must be signed in the Applicant .
handwriting and be addressed To the Cummis-
sonss Of the District Of Columbia, Room Sp.
District Building. Washington. D. C: must
state the place and date Of birth Of the sp-
rlicant and his posofice address. and he &C
companied BY a certificate Of two reputable resi-
dents Of the District Of Columbia that the ap-
plicant is = person Of good moral character and
that he Is an actual resident Of the District Of
Columbia Applicants must Be between the ages
q l6 and % on April /. lsD, and nst Iess than
feet inches in height. between the ags Of
Is and Is years. nor less than feet 4 inches BE-
tween IS ard % years. and must weight at least
nne hundred and eleven pounds At sixteen yeas
Of age They will be subject TO = competitive
mental examination beginning At . O'Clock q m
on Monday. October 2. 1873. In the Fr.nkin
School Building situated At the southeast corner
Of Thirteenth and K streets northwest On the
following topics: Algebra Through quadratic
equations). Plane Geometry. English Gramner.
Punctuation, Geography. Arithmetic and United
States History. Also to . physcal examination.
beginning at 10 O'Clock q m, on Friday. Octo-
Der q, 1919. in the Fire Drrartment Truck House
No. ), situated at the southeast corner OF -Four
teenth street and Ohio avenue northwest. A
copy Of a circular Of information issued by the
Navy Department respecting the reQuireznents Of
candidates for admission to the United States
Naval Academy may be obtained on application
therefor at this Office No person will be per
nitted TO present himself for either physical OF
mental examination who shah not have bcen
notified in writing Of the approval Of his sp-
plication by the Commissioners Blank appiica-
tons will be furnished upon Application at this
Office. LOUIS BR0WNLOw, W. GwYNN
GARDINER, CHAS w. KUTZ Commissioners
Of the Iiztrict nf Columbia 1e
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~ PA. AVE. NV.
MADAM IGNORE

Gifted elsirvoyant and medium. can b con
sulted on all sfain of life Where others fan,
khe succeeds. asr advice 10 good. try her, No
guess vork or qsesions asked; what The sees and
tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed OF.
Zee n llth 81 NV. two doors north Of Palais
RaIal Itnre. Hour. II 4 m. To 4 d n lulat
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NINE. JEANET1

PALNISf. CIAIRVO4ANT
Gukrsntees to Iead Sour sntire life, pak, pro-
ent and future. She asks NO questionA. but b.
fore you utter Q word she tells what ycu called
for, naroes If frienda snemis; telh boz u
gain success in bSllBes. health. coutAhip. maf-
rikse, divorce tsIls YOU whst part Of the world
viii be successful for you; advises how to gain
and ho,s . good position; abe tells n The ous
Do you nnd the one you have bestowed you
trust and affection upon setting cool and in
different toward youf She viii remove all o.
Ttacles ani tell you how to win and bold tbs
one you desire. She reunites tie separated, 10
Gates ahscrt friends or relatives Readinzs ho
nP sEJENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
P:ins PariorS OPP saks q On
teAn
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PALMISTRY.
Licensed By the District Of Columbia
MADAM EPPY.

EG1H1IAN PALMlSI.
Rsads your life from cradle to grave; ho pow
rs are wonderful; indieputable sdvice; clear In
formation concerning love. oourtship. marriage
and divorce; both rich and poor fnd counsel
equally bsoendal and interesting; you are visss
tnd happier after consulting her; sati9acttou
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pRssSN AKISG-STR Rect. AFTERNOON
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN-

How 10 BE YOUR own LANDLORD AT
Cheyy Chase on 500 cash and Sd a month
ALLAN ". GIBSON. 3IT-Sls Colorado Build
ing SeI6T
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IN POOR RE'AIR-sUBSTANTIAL SIX
room brick: Sood northeast location deep lot
to paTsi alley: make Offer. PETERSON. 734
nyh - nv. se2i-u
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N. Y. BANK CLEARMGS.
Ne~ York. ssp< n-B.uk os.rna h.r 10
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Georgetown University
The Law School
Session Of 1s1s-1s20 begins
October !. 1919. at $50 p. M

LUCIA GALk<BARBER SCHOOL. A DAY
school Of al regular grades Also day and
evening classes N rhythmic Training. MARY
GALE DAVIS, Pc NJ. Prn.. lSi Belmont
road Phone North GZ. slS0t
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
O'Connor School of
Expression

expression
The leading institution of
Dramatic and Expressional
Training south Of New York.
Our advanced Dramatic
pupils are given paying po-
si6ons in local stock COM
panies.
I Class in Voice Training,
Public Speaking. Debating
meets two evenings each
week.
Private class instruction.
MILLS BUILDING
18th St. and Pa. Ave.
Use c St. Elevators.
The same telephone num-
Der we had in our smaller
quarters in Studio Hall, Frank
lin 3527.
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PROF. BELMONT

Noted clairVoyant and palmist. Gives sdtcs
on business matters. love. health. and family A.
fairs Tells name Of your futurs husband or
wife. tells !. orc you love Ia true or false What
part Of the country Il lucktest To you. What to
do TO Be successful in life ms New York ave-
NV. Next door to Masonic TempleL Read
n0. a. 3cHW
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MADAME PARKER.

CI.AIRvOYANT CARD READING. HOURS
II n m 10 p. m. MRS. SHOEMAKER
g3 NJ st. NV. North 1913 sells 81, mo. TUT
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MADAM KASKO

EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PIANIST; TELLS
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE; Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED; HOURS, A. NJ.
TO p. NJ. FORMERLY 62 sth ST NV
NOW LOCATED AT 6l5 7th ST. NV. sea-t
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FOR SALE-MIScELLANEOUS.

FUK SALE~MlSCELLANEOUS.
30 GAS DOME; WILL SACRIFICE FOR 30
Mr.. K q. WARREN. 10 llth st NV. Phone
Columbia $50 ..U-st
YOU CAN'T HIDE YOUR AID IN The
classified coiumns-for there isn't q hiding
place there. These ads are READ mh2Itf
WILL CALL IL Ny eNLDrTERED AUTO.
mobile. city or suburban, and pay you highest
carded clothing. Of all descrfptions. Addrsss
postal or phone win call =. RICE, lxn 7th
q. nv. North l75. fsn-d
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW
co-EDUCATONAL.

National Cathedral School for Girls
Wsoonsin ava and WoodleJ road: situated
within the Cathedral Close; reopsns for day pa-
oils October . fNs Grades 8. Q. and g. So
pervised study and outdoor iife; coach from Da-
pnnt Circle. Telephone Cleveland G6. ss2l-lJt
YOU GAN TAKE A COMPLETE BUSINESS
eomss st the Drillery IN the morning. After
noon o. evening seSIt
The Washington herald., 1919-09-24

EASTERN CoLLEGB: THIRTY-FoUR MILES
from Washington. D. c.; deree. prep and
junior school oo1rses: age 10 upward; opens Sep
tember % DE- ROOP. Prea. Manassas. Va.
Boz l. tuSD sun. we'd fn-W
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
MOST UNUSUAL MAN IS
NEW SPEAKER, G|LLETT

didn't even have an opponent. He
never worried about the next election
and therefore was able to devote all
his time to duty.
He is a Highbrow with the capital
II. He moves in the best society cir
cles where brains o~vertop f~oolishness.
He makes few speeches. In his
twenty-six years of service all his
speeches assembled wouldn't take up
as much space in the congressional
record as some members make in one
term. But he can debate with the
best of them.
Wal measures had his support. He
forgot p~artisanship. Yet he criticised
the President severely at times.
He was a sturdy patriot. But he
voted against prohibition and SUI
frage.
He has the reputation of being wise
and fair and his counsel much sought
after.
His program in the sixty-sixth con-
First-Abolition of executive con-
troll OF congress.
Second-Readiustment of business
and labor conditions in pursuance OF
a ~back-to-earth program.
Third-Investigation OF the con-
duct of the wal to avoid repetition of
costly blunders.
Fourth-Deve1opment of foreign
markets.
Three years ago Mr.. Gillett mar
ried Mrs. Christine Rice Hoar. widow
of the late Congressman lockwood
Hoar of Massachusetts,. Both Mr.. n
Mrs. Gillett ave moved in the high
est society circles. Tor twenty-three
wears he kept bachelor quarters with
General Crozier and former Associate
Justice Moody.
He is an intensive reader. He plays
golf well and is a good loser.
He is tall and slender. has clear
blue eyes and wears a close cropped
beard.
Born in westneld, Mass, October
16, 1851, he is sixty-seven years Did.
He graduated from Amherst In 1874.
from Harvard Law in 1877 and was
elected to the Massachusetts, House in
1890. In 1892 he began his career as
a congressman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
Appeal to Congress for Return
Of Telephone Co. Properties

WASHINGTON, May 20-Members
of received yesterday an ap-
peal from Theodore N. Vail. president
of the American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company. and G. w. Robinson
president of the United States indie
pendent Telephone Association asking
for speedy legislation to enable the re-
turn of the telephone properties
throughout the country to their pri-
vate owners. 1t Is contended that un-
less acts promptly the dete-
riorati6f of the properties, caused by
the failure to SECURE revenues to meet
greatly increased expenditures
threatens in some localities a return
to public ownership or operation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
Victory Loan Quota Exceeded
by $3.50 in Keyport Borough
By Special Correspondent.


KEYPORT, May 20.-The local
banks nave announced the exact "a
mount subscribed in the Victory Lib
erty loan here to be $212,050. This
amount exceeds the quota by $3.50,
the quota being ~$210,70O. The Wo-
mems committee is credited with hav-
ing secured subscriptions for a large
part of this although the report is not
completed. The Peoples National
bank received subscriptions for $780,
700 and the Keyport Banking COM
pany $121,S50.
Chairman George w. Brown who
worked faithfully for the success of
the campaign locally, the past week
ser a personal letter of thanks to
each member OF his committee. Mrs.
A. M. Brown chairman of the Wo-
mans committee exepcts to have a
report of the Women's committee
work ready in a few days. which will
show the a results of the house
to hou canvass conducted by the
m
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20

To become speaker of the House of
Representatives the man generally
becomes famous and then cops the
job. Not so with Frederick Hunting
ton Giilett of Massachusetts. Gillett
may have attained greatness but
fame was not connected with his
name until he beat James r. Mann,
of Illinois. for the speakership this
spring.
Tom Reed, Uncle Joe Cannon and
Champ Clark attained fame first and
the speakership second. But why
~precedents and rules IL they can't be
broken?
Gillett is influential. has no enc
mics among Democrats or Republic
cans, been twenty-six consecutive
years in the house, and knows what
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20

During the week of May 26 the
Offices of the Ordnance Board, Giles
pie Plant Explosion. which are stu
ated in the Raritan building here,
will be transferred to Washington.
parties who have communications
from the board, particularly reim-
bursement vouchers for their sigma
ture, are urged to make prompt reply
SO they may receive their checks
prior to the boards removal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
Attends Scout Demonstration.

SOUTH AMBOY, May 20.-J. t.
Dill Scoutmaster of Troop No. 1 Boy
Scouts of America was a New York
visitor on Saturday afternoon and
there witnessed the demonstration in
honor of Sir Robert Baden-Powell the
founder of the English Bow Scouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20

1T . WVVWEs
He shuns the spotlight and once
told a reporter he had mo sense OF
news"
For twenty-six years, thirteen cleo
tons, he has been returning to con-
.gress without kissing babies, slapping
voters on the back or giving away
garden seed. In fact last election he
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
Diaper Cloth
Women's Linen Dresses

white Linen Skirts with smOck Of pink, light blue,
lavender or navy blue linen; long sleeves, white cuffs and
collars, very stylish and light weight These are from the
well known Lane Bryant Store of New York. Sold there at
$145 each. Slightly soiled; sizes 36 to Az. ca OQ
Special for Suburban Day
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
Girls White Dresses

70 on sale. made of fine
quality white organdie'
short sleeves and square
neck, edged with lace;
front of waist is elabor-
ately, but neatly trimmed
with lace and machine
embroidery, pink or blue
satin ribbon sashes. a
few tucks and one row OF
lace insertion above the
hem. These are more or
less damaged by smoke
but can be easily launder-
ed snowy white. Values
$500 to $500; sizes ~ 10
16: extraordinary bargain
b fss s sssiss $1.59
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-22
3G5th Infantry Receives Big Welcome
in Chicago.
(By the Associated Negro Press

Chicago, March 16.-Oncc more
Chicago threw out the arms OF well
como to returning colorcd soldiers,
when the 3G5th Infantry, battle
SCARED and earnest, reached the city
and were given a rousing home COM
ing, as only Chicago can give.
Again the thousands filed the
great Coliseum and later in the DE-
tens OF thousands OF people damned
the line OF march through the fam
Gus loop district, as the soldiers
paraded through the principal thor
oughfares to tho music of their rec
mental band. In tho reviewine
stand in front Of the Art Institn'
were Major General Wood, Mayor
Thompson and many other digna-
taries. With steady tread and heads
aloft, these Illinois boys marched
true to the standard OF heroes.
There were but two discordant
notes heard throughout the day, one
the Indignation over tho sa1vaging OF
the regimental .colors by q white
southern colonel in France, and the
other the segregation treatment or
board the ship that brought them
back. to their native land. Tho sal
vaging Of tho regimental colors viii
be thoroughly Investigated by Con
gross.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-22
SOUTH CAROLINA LETTER.
&c, b. Webster. J

Florence, s. c.. March 12.-Scr-
gcant Major Herbert Weston, who is
stationed at Tacoma Park. Washing
ton. ID. c., after spending a few days
visiting relatives at Darlington has
returned to Washington, accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. E,vira Wedcn
and sister. Mrs. Ophela Jackson. He
entered the service in WASHINGTON.
ID. c. in 1916, while at Howard Uni
vcrsity.
Private Edmond Robinson, OF the
371st Infantry, Company r was seen
on the streets recently, having just
returned from France. He was in
the thick of the battle in the Cham
payne.
Sergeant B. r. Green, Of New York
Is visiting his mother in Tampa, Fla
He won't over the top with the 369th
Infantry.
Mr.. Eugene Green, OF Mayoyillc,
5. G. spent day here searching for
his son, Nano Wilpie Green, Fifteen
year Of age He is runaway and
no trace Of him has been found.
Prof. Benjamin f. Herbert, Pro
lessor OF Agriculture at the State
College at Crangcburg, S. c. has gone
to New York, where he is to sal
for France on a special mission.
Mrs. Eliza BOstick, Of Darlington
after spending the Winter visiting
friends in the North has returned
with greetings for home folks.
The Educational Committee roDrc
Senting tho Baptist State Convention
Pee Dee Baptist Association. met a
"ri"'tv RaDtist Church on Monday
March II to formulate plans to rails,
$4,000 for Morris College at Sum
ter. s. G..
Private Edward Timmona was ;
member Of the famous New Yorl
Rufa'o Regiment and was attaches
to the 92nd Division, which say
active service in France.
Mrs. II. NJ Eaddy, Of Darlingtol
has como on visit to Wilmington
N. G.,
Private John Graham OF Cam
Wadsworth, Greensvlllc, s. C. Is O.
f"r'ough 10 his home at Scranton
8. c.
Rev. w. M. Howard, District Mis-
sionary at Darlington evidently wish
q" tn" writer we'll He always treat
himself to what we have in store
= Negro literature.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-22
Worst Kind OF BoSh, comment o
Tom Jones'.

Columbus, o., March .13.--"So far
rs | know, Jess Willard won the
worlds heavyweight championship
from Jack Johnson purely on his mcr
it's declared Tom Jones, manager of
Bryan Downcy and former plot Of
willard today, when questioned as
to the statement given 10y Joh?son to
the Associated Press.
Il was closer ut that time to Will
lard than any man in the world and
what johnson says is absolutely the
worst kind Of hoSh. Willard beat
Johnson fairly and sQuarcly and thous
andS OF people who were at the r,ng
side, including ihc highest boxing
critics in tho world will agree with
me that Johnson at no time had Il
chance With Jess.
Il believe Jack is in need Of money
aud ialing this method to gain
sonH pnnt cry for his matches that
are said IA I'M view for him in McNi-
co. AS . the pictures, I had little or
nothing To do with them rs we were
barred from showing them by United
St1tcS laws. | do know. however. that
Johnson had some difficulty with n
film and that IN expert in films WAS
sent from this country to Europe to
clear up the difficulty Jack Johnson
encountered.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-22
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A NEW SURE
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RHEUMATISM
One OF Our Downtown Druggists Says
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Cases, and 1t Don't Cost Much,
Either.

One Of our downtown prescription
druggists told our reporter that he
has heavy sale on the prescription
C.2223 for the relief and cure OF the
worst forms OF rheumatism. We ad.
wise everybody who suffers from
rheumatism to keep off the damp
ground, keep the feet dry, drink lots
of pure water and take daily dose
OF Prescription C-2223 to keep down
and expel tho uric acid from the
blood.
Those terrible aches and poins,
swollen muscles, aching back and
every form OF rheumatism can be-
easily cured by following these few
simple directions and taking tho dose
indicated on every bottle Of C-2223.
SO many remarkable cures have
been made by this wonderful pro-
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ask any OF our prescription drug
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take 1t as directed on tho prescription
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-22

rs the American spirit less courag
Gus than is the spirit of the French,
or the BelgianS? France Sorrowing,
but undauntcd has set about to re-
pair the wreck the ruthless invaders
wrought, and refuses TO view the
future darkly. Belgium, stripped of
all save honor looks forward 10 the
day when a great / nation will rise
on the ruins of the old. Shall Amcri-
ca then stand and groan under the
imaginings Of Il burden which it
should bear lightly. il felt at all
Sight should never be lost OF the
fac. that American war debt is sub
stantially allwcd to the American
people. Money to meet the interest
charges on it and eventually to pay
off the principal VII flow back to
the source from which it came. a
national debt Of this character is not
a burden to cripple future business.
"rhc lesson learned by Americans
when they bought Liberty Bonds, will
aid in no small way in restoring the
nations business to the normal. These
bonds are held by millions Of people
who never before owned govern
me- security, and who will not be
content to go back to the old way OF
shiftlessness, but will make every
effort to buy the obligations OF tho
government to be issued in April"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-22

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little wastes by buying Thrift Stamps
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-22

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-22
AGREED ON TENTH ROUND.

"Then We figured on the best round
TO lose in and agreed upon tho tenth.
They were to give the word In the
first three or four rounds If Willard
could make good showing.
AT the end of the tenth round Will
lard's showing had been so poor it was
necessary to continue the fight furth
CT The signal agreed upon was given
n the twentieth round, but I consider
cd Wizards showing so poor I was
forced to wait until the twcn.y-siXth
before carrying out the agreement.
II WIS to have all the moving-pic--
turc rights in Europe and 33 1-3 per
cent. Of those in America and Canada.
"When I finally received the NOV
ing picture film it was blank one,
I took it to the best film experts in
Europe but it was found to be worth
less.
Everybody knows how anxious was
to straighten out the little Chicago
difficulty. I would have done almost
anything in reason to be able to visit
my mother who was old and feeble
Unless Willard agrees TO fight with
In casonable time, which he should
do to prove If he can that he beat me
fairly, I shall claim the worlds title.'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-22

Systematic saving develops q
khoWlcdEc Of practical economy
rhriit Stamps and War Savings
Stamps point tho way.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-22
A REVEL ALTON!

THE BOOK OF SEVEN SEALS by ida
~ d on hcr bed for twenty days
commanded by
DOOR This book tells about the began In
saw so series OF diseases
Starving ana dying
e 1 10 onoS the dead and this is already In
Soo l oo cents ana at Mrs
1 o al81 at Mr o. Robnsons Wonderful
RcS'ocr llo3 wy Leigh Street. Richmond
munications to MRS. LUCINDA YOUNG, Iox ~,
Richmond, Virginia. AGENTS WANTED N'
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-01-30
PICKERING NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Chaffee were
Sunday visitors at the O., T. Flanery
home. 4N
Miss Agnes Dolezal has been visit
ing this week at the Joe Lexa home.
The Lexa and Huskeni families
were Sunday visitors at the F. S. Wa
tiers home.
Little Mildred Waters had a very
painful accident last week. While
playing she fell in such a way as to
knock several teeth loose, also injur-
ing the upper lip. She was taken to the
doctor in Bottineau and is staying at
the home Of her grandmother, Mrs.
Pugh.
The o. T. Flanery family and Miss
Beulah Darling spent q few hours at
the w. r.. William home Saturday
evening.
The teacher and pupils Of "Carbury
Special No. SO" have again resumed
their work, after q few weeks vaca-
ton on account Of the flu.
Miss Beulah Darling was an over
Sunday visitor at the O. 7. F1anery
home.
The Henry Bliss folks are all hav-
ing severe colds.
Bertha Buchanan entered school
last week.
Eddie Suchan had his fingers mash
ed in . pump jack which assisting his
father.