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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
MAKING PLANS FOR FAIR
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
Homo Demonstration Work Will BE
Featured by Advisory
Committee.
Mrs. A. J. HURT is CHAIRMAN
Special Exhibits OF Canning by Girls
and Homemade Firclcss Cookers
Will BE Shown to Visitors Next
Week.

Emphasis will be laid on home DEM
SSoS1ration WORK at the Chesterfield
SSounty Fair this year, which begins
october %. Heretofore the home dem
onstration work in the county has
meant mainly the preservation OF the
surplus crops Of farm and garden Now
The work has broadcncd until il covers
not only this phase. but also the study
OF conditions on the farm and in the
farm home. Clothes for the farmers
family. for instance. proper food for
the children. saving methods for the
house and health problems all come up
Tor consideration and discussion at the
club meetings..
An advisory committee has just been
formed under the direction of Miss
Christine Kelsey. county homo demon
stration agent for Chesterfield County.
10 meet and decide on programs for
regular work as well as for special
campaigns.
Mrs: A. j. Hurt is chairman OF this
Mrs. Thomas Wheelwright, Mrs viii
bur p i payil; Mrs +; L. Bomiss, Mrs; NJ.
r. u. Burfoot. Miss Luella Powell. Miss
Octavia Goodc. Mrs. Charles Gill, Mrs
William Payne.
The mex, meeting of the committee
Will be ut Richmond on November l.
At the Chesterfield County Fair the
canning club girls will have special
exhibits of their years work. either
first second. third or fourth year work
The Elkhart Girls Club will have
sewing exhibit Chester and Centralia
Home Demonstration Clubs will eXh bit
canned goods. Committees arc at work
on plans for exhibits in child welfare
work and labor saving devices.
Mrs. Thomas WheelwriEht has charge
of child welfare work at the fair. 4
nursery. with an attendant. will be
established to care for children while
the mothers are busy. An exhibit of
child welfare charts, posters. clothes,
competition with this phase of the
work
Mrs. r. Nice. Burlington. will he In
charge Of the labor Saving booth. with
suggestions and illustrations for pur-
chased and home made articles
Hero the girls of the senior class
OF Chester High School will actually
demonstrate such things as the opera
ton of a firelcss cooker of home manu-
facture. home made thermos bottles.
bread mixers, steam cookers and so on.
Miss Mary Helen Ferris. district SUI
pervisor for home demonstration work.
with Miss Sylvia Slocum, county agent
for Henrico County, as assistant, Will
judge the women's work exhibited at
the fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
STOCK OF MORPHINE STOLEN
federal Agents Probe Theft of eDon--.
From Blair Drug
Store.

Investigation is being made BY Fed
era! agents OF the theft OF $50 worth
.! .n mornh ne from B!a!r's drug store.
1T 829 East Broad Street The rohhe-:
TOOK place some time Tuesday night.
and the thief entered through ira .
ooor IN the roof Of tho building He
oescehded on rope made OF several
sounterPanes and sheets. which had
heen removed from a room in Dick
shson's Hotel. at S23 East Broad Street
young man on Tuesday night first
Jonted room seven on tho third floor
but returned. saying It was not salts
1aotory There was only one bed in
this room, and the man returned and
asked for another room. He was giv.r
room No. Il, on the second floor This
Tnhtalned several beds, and IT was from
this room that the bed covering VS.
removed.
Nothing hnt opiates was disturbed
emo THIS leads 10 the belief that one OF
more dope" hends were concerned II
The robbery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
REQUEST RICHMOND WoMAN
TO ACT AS SHIPS SPONSOR
Mrs. John Davis Edwards to ChrIstcn
aftcr En,. VII nc Nnmcd

Mrs. John Davis Edwards forrr,,,
OF Richmond. has been REQUESTED nv
the Navy Department to act as snon,
Sor Tor tho destroyer Edwards. now
The destroyer will be christened for
Mrs. Edwards husband. who lost his
ne IN european waters when a
The Edwards family lived in High
land Park in 1917. Mrs. Edwards va
Miss Mae Marshall before her mar
are John Davis Edwards. Jr., and littIe
Misses Mae and Sidna Pritchett Ed
Lieutenant Edwards lived in New
port News most of his life. He was
one of the best-known amateur ath-
letes on the Virginia Peninsula. He
enlisted In the navy as a private
worked his way up to senior lieutenant
and was to have been made lieutenant
commander and placed In charge of a
ship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
PROPOSE TO EXTEND TRADE
Chamber OF Commerce VIII Hold Bnp-
quct for Travelling Men In
December,

Plans to extend the trade of Rich
mond were discussed at n meeting o.
extension bureau of the Richm OF d
Chamber OF Commerce yestesday after
noon After various views had been
expressed II was decided to tender :,
banquet to the travelling statesmen OF
Richmond business houses and 10 dis
vancing the city's business interests
ana connections in its tributary dis
trict. The banquet will be held some
time in December. and 500 men arc
expected to attend
Those who We're present at the meet
ING We're: T.. 3. Sydnor. w. T. Dabney.
W. IS. BroadduS: Harry Marks. ]. ii.
Fe!thaus. ]. Z. Massie and d ". nace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
PREPARE FOR ROOSEVELT
MEMORIAL OBSERVANCE
c. Coffin, OF New York, Coming tt
Virginia to Aid New Organi-
Zation.
LEADING MEN SUPPORT MOVE
Arrangements Arc Underway for
Mass-Mceting to Be Held Mt Hotel
jefferson Next Monday Night.
Expect Wave OF Patriotism.

c. Coffin. of New York. is expected
to arrive in Richmond this morning
10 begin making arrangements for the
organization of tho Roosevelt Me.
mortal Association here and in the
State. While Richmond already has
large and active organization. it is
planned TO increase enrolment and
ada others throughout the State.
Arrangements also will be compl ct ed
Tor the memorial meeting to be held
in the Hotel jefferson auditorium or
the might Of October 90. when Con-
sresSinan Montague will be the
Many Prominent Men.
In New York yesterday Villa m
Boyce Thompson. president of the as
ISOLATION. announced the names OF
prominent men who will speak dur
Among the men are: Frederick II. Gill
lett. representative from Massachu-
setts and Speaker Of the House. who
VIII deliver an address in Washing
Henry J: Allen. Of Kansas. will speak
N Maryland in tho week of October
-. United States Senators Wesley /.
zones Of WASHINGTON; William II.
Minnesota. and r. L. owen, of Okla
homa- as we'll as ex-senator ]. Hamil-
ton Lewis, also nave volunteered their
services. Thus group of Senators
eulosize Colonel Roosevelt during the
campaign.
rinchot VIII speak.
Representative r. II. lie Guard!a. of
Ne" York City. and many other Con-
sTessmen Will take part in the cam
paign EH-Cnited States Senator John
w. Weeks has joined the speakers
bureau of the Massachusetts, Roose-
yeit Memorial Association. Colin H.
LIVINGSTONE, head of pe Boy Scouts
OF America will take p4rt in the cam
naiEn. George Haven Putnam. a New
York publisher. will speak at the Ma
tional Arts Club. New York City. on
October %. Clifford Pinchot a devoted
friend OF Theodore Roosevelt. will
sneak a; Harrisonburg. Pa, on the
Colone!'s birthday.
Wave of Patriotism.
Discussing the features OF the cam
paign. President Thompson said:
"A great wave of patriotism sweep
ing over the country during the week
OF October oo-21 would be a memo
rial such as Colonel Roosevelt would
have desired fervently On his birth
day. the Roosevelt Memorial Associa-
ton hopes every community in the ma
tion will hold a meeting in his mem
DRY. so that his ideals OF strong, clean
Americanism may be upheld. Thus.
in addition 10 the permanent PHYSICAL
memorials which will be erected by
the Roosevelt Memorial! Association
there Will be built. with the aid OF pa
ttriotic sneakers in all parts of the
United states spiritual memorial
which will be force for good citi-
zenship."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

Meeting of Richmond Advertise
crs' Club mt business Mems Club
mt I.
nnzanr mt Jefferson Hotel by
John Marshall student Association
for memorial fund.
First fall meeting of Womnn's
Association of Richmond Mt Y. w.
&. 4. mt $3.50.
Howitzers' Association meet. Mt
Howitzers' Armory Mt s.
Pub!ic hearing on petition of vir-
Eihtn hallway and Power Company
for increase in rates before Coun
Gil Committee on Streets MT S.
virginia section of American
Chemical Society meets mt Unfvcr-
sity Club Mt S;I5.
Lyric-EnudevilIe. }, s. $3.50.
Academy of Music-"Under Or
dcrs"; drnma.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
HEARING ON e-CENT FARE
SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT
committee on Streets Will Probe
Claims OF V. II. & p. Com
pany for Increase.
STATE RAISES ASSESSMENT
Corporation Commission Fixes Tax
Total at ST. ,164.12 or SS,213.O4
More Than Last Ycar-Othcr
LevicS Arc Announced.

Members OF the City Councils Com
mittee on Streets will consider the APP
piication OF the Virginia Railway and
Power Company for an increase in
street car fares at special meeting.
which will! be held az s o'clock tonight.
The public generally has been invited
TO be present, and various views arc
expected 10 Oe expressed regarding the
question Of increased fares. The COM
pany is asking for scent fare. with
an addition OF cents for transfers.
At the last meeting at which the
committee considered the subject 1t
went. OF record as desiring to make 4
physical valuation OF tho company's
properties and complete arllit or ITS
books for several months past. The
company WAS asked TO be prepared to
or not II would nc willing 10 pay the
cost OF such a investigation made BY
experts.
Taxes Arc Increased.
In. connection with the proposed in
<estisation much has been said in re-
gard 20 the valuation set on the com
pany's property FOR purposes OF taxa
zion; This matter mas just been den
Uon Commission which announces that
the taxes on the company. which holds
several franchises, have been assessed
over the preceding year Taxys on
other electric railways as just fixed
ey the State Corporation Commission
Seven Pines Railway, sss547; in
Roanoke Railway and Electric Com
na2E. s5;iI.oI: increase. sls24ls
Norfolk Railway and Light Company.
II 2-3S: increase. S+S2.S4
Company. s5,Sas.ss; increase. i,css.7S.
Danville Traction and Power com
pany. s2.SSs.l4; increase. s5Sa7S
The aggregate taxes to be paid to
The state by the electric railways is
SI37.54l,5o. which is an increase Of
S2S.lol.e' over last year.
Will Probe Proceeds.
Members Of the City Council express
themselves as DESTROYS OF knowing
virginia Railway and Power COMPANY
On Richmond IN the early part of this
year has gone for wages euuipmtnt
and extensions. Prior to February IA
an Ordinary passenger travelled on the
SIN TICK cts for a-quarter basis Labor
eicKets were two for cents and school
Childrens tickets were on the sama
OASIS as labor tickets
1t has been estimated that the in
S grease granted Cthe company amounted
meeting of the Committee on S,rnets
one member OF the committee estimator
that the new increase IL granted woi,ld
yield an additional sT0O. 900. Comnanv
oihcials present. however, took Tho
view that It would be less. One said
100000. "'u'u nc ABOUT
Company officials have informed ,,e
computes that in other cities where
slniliar lncre asses have been granted
OF about u per cent. and that mis- ha :
70 be figured against the gain fr ntn
increased fares. '''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
FLU RULES PUT IN EFFECT
Director Levy Confer. With Scboo,
Principals on Methods TO
Avert Epidemic.

Director Of Public Welfare Irvv an.
nounced yesterday that ne had hold
conference with the priucinajs ~ tbn
public schools and that the whole ma
tsr o, influenza prevention work ha !
adopted by the City Health Burnsu for
the schools are already in or,c;. Others
VIII not be put into effect unless there
bhotid be an outbreak Of innuenza.
pnesy whether there will be a visi,
1r1Tn Spanish influenza this year or
not Dr. Levy stated vcs,crdav ~,
ha was undecided In his MD w, !
whether the inngcnas which exis.s
eere eTery month IN the year is In"
aged the country last fan 1911 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
Advocate Early CIo,inr

Members OF the Retail Clerks As
scc!ation last night decided TO start a
campaign to arouse public sentiment
In favor of closing stores early, and
for this purpose the chairman or the
association. w. c. Crozier, appointed
kins and p. c. Buckley on committee
TO secure banner which Will be dis
played across Broad Street between
sixth and seventh Streets. Other
means of advertising was also dis.
cuSSed at the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17

Its. j. a Alexander Harry Rea- p
r. Byrnes, J 4 c. Horgan. J. II d.n,!I
and II scales Richmond dcnriS,,s
VII attend the twcnty-third anna
eession OF the National Dental a
soSatton which will be held ~ Eau
Orleans, Oc,t@er 20 10 October - ~
Eoggan and Or Bar arc the dele
GaLes IRON virginia to IN. uationa
nerun2. DR.. Hogan Will also -,
asnn the, meeting Gi the Assocja.in,
g, Dental Faculties. which also meet,
@ View orleans. DR.. j 81 I.Uie !,
&c, delerat from the Vire!nia Sfa,,
Eoard Oh Dental Examiners 10 ~,
Hational Boarj OF Examiners. VIII,
Also convt1cs in New Orleans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
PLAN NEW BANK BUILDING
Bank of Commerce and Trusts VIII
Erect New Home for South
Richmond Branch.

Property now occupied by Nunnallv
d Bro. 11cS Hull Street. has been
bought by the Bank of Commerce and
Trusts as site for its South Side
branch. The new bank building, when
completed. Will be modern in every.
respect and one OF the handsome ST
tank buildings in Richmond outside
OF the main banking district on the
north side of the river.
The new home of the South Side
branch of the Bank of Commerce and
Trusts will represent an outlay of APP
proNimately $4,000. Modern improve
menis called for in the specifications
vault as we'll as between 400 and 500
safety deposit vaults.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
STUDENTS CONDUCT BAZAAR
'ohn fhrshnii Pupils Will Use Proceed,
for Erection of Memorial
Tablet.

Members OF the Patriotic Club of
John Marshall High school viii COW
duct a bazaar in the auditorium OF
me Jefferson Hotel today for the pur-
rose OF raising funds toward the cree
ION OF bronze tablet TO be placed
IN John Marshall as a permanent mo.
mortal 10 the alumni OF John Marshall
VINO were killed in the world war. The
tAplct vii! represent an outlay OF an
proNimatcly $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
To Sell Conti.cnted Car.

In pursuance OF an order given out
by the Hastings Court Yesterday. a
Chandler car confscated BY Policemen
Haake and FraySer will be sold at pub.
lie auction on November .. The ca,
Is alleged to have been used for tn,
purpose of illegal transportation Of
whisky. l.. c. Morgan claims the auto
mobile and has furnished bond fo1
$1,000 on the car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
RAISE THIRD OF MONEY
NEEDED TO AID FAMlL Y
Contributor. Come To A.Sistanra of
Forcrty-Stricken Mother and
Her Five Children

, Following the appeal of The Times
Dispatch yesterday in the interest of n
stricken i'll and the mother unable to
secure financial assistance. contribu-
tons were received amounting 10 $3.50.
Is the story of little mother who
faces starvation, with a sick husband
IN her care, whom, the doctors say.
cannot under the most favorable cir
instances recover health and strength
enough to return TO work before De
of the family continue 10 climb inward.
and the public has been asked for
hnancial assistance. Already one third
and it is hoped that the fund will be
completed by the end OF the week
amounts received yesterday are as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
Entertnin New Teachers,

New menhcrs q The faculty OF The
Richmond city, schools Will be enter
famed this afternoon by old members.
The entertainment Will take the form
OF boat trip down the James. Two
boats VIII leave the wharf at 3:3n and
proceed 10 the Yacht Club. where re-
Tres Ainents Will ne served while the
remainder ~ the afternoon will be
spent ia dancing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
Rye Defeats Only.

In an evenly matched play last nigh,
during a billiard tourney at the Grand
Parlors, Rye defeated Daily by a score
OF 100 to sc, Rye leading during the
hrst part Of the game until DAILY tied
at 20. the former winning the game
in the last play. Tonight Williams
will meet Bass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

mere VIII be special meeting OF tn,
noM!'serS Association in tho HowitzerS' Ar
!i.o!E tonight at 500 TO discuss reorCaniza zion
or INC battery. Secretary $. NJ Brooks has
.SSJeu an appeal TO all members OF the AS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17

Archie Barnes and Frederick Chandler
"cre convicted in the Hastings Court yes
.croaN OF stealing automobiles and the
term OF Imprisonment of each was hNed A;
one year sentence was deferred until Oc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17

hrs A @ Neal. OF Keysvi!Ic. Va ,e
IN the city visiting her snn :. !, a.. -
Shesmorr' who rs at ST. Luke's Hos
pitai. whero he was operated on Mon.
cay. HIS conditions is reported favor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17

Members CT the woman's Niss;on,r c.
tietE OF the Second Bapus, Church will meet
IN the church parlor this afternoon al /
o'clock. All women of the church ara Sc,,
urged TO attend "N'""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
Ho,xitzer. To ,Icet

There will be special meeting of
the Howitzer Association in the How
tiers armory tonight at $50 10 dis
cuss reorEanizing the battery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
Governor In New, York.

Governor Davis is in New York
where he is representing the state at
the regular meeting of the directors of
The Richmond. Fredricksburg and Po-
iomac RAllrnal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17

DlStriCt Court YESTERDAY. Several motions
WSTc heard BY tho court and civil su!;
which Was on the calendar FOR trial Was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17

Announcement has been made hv n. haas
o. o., trnstceS that the new Restovcr homes
SI-%S south Fourth Street. will be o1e1
20 the public this evening from $50 20 ;6:s5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17

Aanounccment has been made hv n.
thsrn Railroad OF the inauEu-atio- q.
SlccpinC coach service between Rfch-;orS
and Charlotte. y, G. The sleeper viii r.
on ihs "s!a leaving here al Il o'Aock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17

Members OF the Rchekah Peterkin Circle
Viii gather at their frst fall meeting this
Ssife-noon az o'clock in the SheiterinE arms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17

"A Verdict Toy tho plaintr in the sum Of.
S-'H79. with interest from December l. 1911
was returned in tho suit OF Ernst H Farley
against the United Medico-Chem Hospital
IN the La and Equity Court The suit wa g
brought on a contract for plumbing WORK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17
Why One Should
Buy Remnants

" eiiiooC reason why the average person,
especially those of moderate means, should
is because Of their much lower prices: thei,
purchase instead of goods from the full
piece aids materially in lowering the costs
of living. ~ 0''''
But there seems to be strange fascination in
browsing over Remnant tables that is INDUCED in
quite as largely by the well-to-do. Women who
Iiequeht store like this know that even in
remnants are represented the same high stand
ara OF quality that characterizes all other mer-
chandlse mat is carried. And they also realize
that style IN such fabrics, or articles isn't
pad or they scarcely would have become "Rem
nants "a fate that awaits only desirable goods
ana then, on Remnant tables, there ALWAYS is
such an excellent variety Of colors and patterns
as well as lengths from which to make ones
selection. It's easy to find something one
really wants--and SAVE!
For verifcation of this to your own satisfac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17

Miss Ella G Arnew. whose resignation as
asSiStan director ct tho extension work ~
The STATE Agricultural College, and Virginia
Polrtechntc Institute will take effect De
Blackshurr Yesterday. Miss AEnew has been
in Richmond since August
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-18
PICK CLASS HEADS
WashbUrn Students Hold An
nuaI Elections Today.
Seniors In a SquabbIe Over
Counting of Ballots.
RLINES IS JUNIOR PRESIDENT
Bryan Hoffman Heads -SOphs7
SEQ. Crawford, Freshmen
Student Council VIII Supervise
Activities This Year.
RLIKES IS JUNIOR PRESIDENT

Washhuru classes are today beaded
By duly authorized and elected Of
fIcers ard the student activities Of
the college are placed under the
supervision % the student council
Today vas election Cay At Washhurn
ard the officers were elected FOR al
classes.
In the Senior election there seems
60 be some controversy over the
mnuntinE % the ballots. Two factions
Wupuortfnx different candidates each
claim the presidency. and II IL ueces-
~ FOR Z recount % the ballot and
perhaps a new election 70 comPiete
the decision Il seems 70 be the
general opinion. however. that Toll
Ware IS president % the senior class
for the year as over Kenneth Hobbs.
Orher Officers elected FOR the seniors
are Elsie Saville. vtcs-presidenr and
Hazel Esssler. treasurer
Junior Class Officers.
OFFICERS elected % head the junior
class nre Omar Raines. president
Georgia $eese. vfcs-presidsut. Marion
Munger. secretary. and Jesse Burnett.
treasurer.
Sophomore officers elected today
are Bryan Hoffman, president Ma
riou Price. vfce-presideut; Glen Davis.
secretary. and Norris Dean treasurer
The freshmen elected Lynn smith
- class president. George Crawford.
vice president sylvia SIlverrhorne,
secretary Mil Hamilton. treasurer
The student council for the year
was elected az the class elections to-
DAY Kelsey Gardner was named as
president of the council and the class
representatives As follows: Senior,
Pauline sanders. Gertrude Wheeler
Carl Hutchinson; Junior. Charles Cal
vert sophomore. Isabel Whttco NIB =
freshmen. DougLas Bowman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-18
CHANGE IN CLASSES
1IznssaI TRIMMING Work Taken From
Central Pnrx school

A. a meeting % The school board
he'd Wednesday noon 70 make plans
for taking care OF the crowded con-
dlLlou in the city schools Il was de-
cf1ed % move the manual training
equip ueut from one room in Central
Park school and % install regular
grade room equipment Boys above
the cfth grade VIII now 20 once a
week % Polk school FOR their manual
training work
some reGistricting was authorized
EI1cks J. .. Z and and the east half
~ = and east haIf ots1d. and all %
blocks II. -. Il. Il in Stseie's add
ton we're made optional territory be-
tween Central PARK and ouinton
Heights. OF the remaining part OF
Steeie's addition the west hale q
blocks and 10. and all Of s. :. ard
are in Central Park district beca use
there Is neither paving or sidewalks
on which the children from this dis
tr.cr may % % ouiutou Heights
Ec--0L
Afrer learning that the 3 class
n Quincy school lad sixty-two pupils.
superintendent stout announced that
ir would be necessary 10 make some
shifts IN North Topeka one more
teacher WI also be necessary Al
Erauner