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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-01-14
Death OF MISS BESSIE EpT1Nc

|. Nm. A. J. Sproies 10 in Willismston
today attending ths funeral exereissa
Of her friend and cousin, Miss Bessis
Epting, who died Of pneumonia yes.
terday in Abbevllls where she was,
and had besn for, several years, tsssh
ing in the graded schools. Miss Ep.
ting was-a daughter Of the renowned
d.. q. / Epting. Of Williamson,
where she was born, reared and grad.
uated with distinction at Williamson
NOW Lander) College. She il sur
vivsd BY her mother. nss Miss Mary
Jane Hill, of,Abbeville, several broth.
srs and sisters and host Of othsr
relatives and friends throughout the
State who sincerely mourn her death
in the primsNof her usefulness in her
shossn Observation-Disclosures In
dex, Saturday.
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LAST OF FAMILY
DIED FRIDAY NIGHT
Pneumonia Claims Father, Mothe,
and Two Little Girl. in Green
~ wood. ......

The death Thursday night at the
Greenwood Hospital Of Mr.. Ben VIII
lard Of pneumonia took the last Of
his immediate family in less than 4s
hours. As stated in The Journal yes.
terday Mes. Willard and two little
daughters died at the hospital Wed.
nesday night. -
The father and mother and two
little daughters will be buried this
afternoon at Mount Olive church IN
Laurens county at the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard, who lived
near Ware Shoals, came to Green.
wood on a visit to relatives, and
were stricken with influenza which
soon developed into pneumonia. Mr.
Willard il a..brother Of Ars. H. p
Bringle.--Greenwood Jornal Friday
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D. A. R. MEETING.

At the regular meeting of the An
drew Hamilton Chapter D. A. R. in
the chapter room last Friday after
noon much business of Importance
to the chapter was transacted.
Mrs. w. A. Harris was appointed
to represent the chapter at their an
nual convention and will attend the
meetings at the Jefferson Hotel in
Columbia Thursday and Friday of
this week. ".,%.
" The chapter is interested in the
Tamassee School, an institution for
the benefit of mountain girls situ-
ated near Walhalla and contributed
fifty dollars to the enterprise.
The chapter will soon begin Sc
ries of illustrated lectures, given by
Rev. H. W. Pratt, which will be both
educational and entertaining.
The chapter will ask the war de-
partment for one of the German
guns captured,in the last days of the
war by American boys and which will
be distributed to different towns.
The Abbeville Chapter is in a
flourishing condition. .
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

For the Purpose of Accommodating
the Public in the Matter of Max
ing Their Returns, Will Visit the
Places Mentioned Below on the
Dates Indicated in Schedule.
ALL RETURNS must be made un-
der oath Of personal property re-
turned at it's market value. ...
Persons not making their returns
between January 1, 1919, and Feb
ruary 20, 1919, are liable to a penal
ty of 80 per cent. This penalty will
be enforced against delinquents: for
the failure to enforce it heretofore
has put on neglest of the law.
The returns of those who conform
to the law are placed before the
Township and County Boards, while
hose who disregard the law come in
after the meeting Of the Boards and
return to suit themselves. The en-
.forcement of this so per cent. penal
ty will correct this evil.
Employers are requested to return
Returns will not be taken by mail
unless they are sworn to before
some proper officer. All improve
all of their employers after notifying
them and getting a statement of
their property. +"
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ESTATE s. H. COCHRAN, Deceased
Notice of Settlement and Application
for Final Discharge.

for FINAL discharge.
Take Notice, that on the 18th day
#. February, 1919, we will render a
final account of my actings and do
ings as Administrators, of the Estate
of S. h. Cochran, deceased, in the
'ce Of, Judge Of Probate for Abbe-
vile County at 10 o'clock a. m, and
on the same day will apply for a
final discharge from my trust as such
administrators.
al persons having demands a
gainst said estate will present them
for payment on or before that day,
proven and authenticated OF be for
ever barred. r -
Published ON Jan. 18th, 1919.
COCHRAN & COCHRAN,
... 'E'. Administrators.
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A PLEASANT PARTY.

Misses Eya and Sophia Reames
entertained at a pleasant party at
their home on Magazine street last
friday night. This pleasant affair
was in compliment to Mr.. Charles
Wilson, young uncle who has just
'eturned from France, where he has
been for fifteen months on a Destroy
er. About twenty couples enjoyed
the "party" and the charming hospi-
tality of the young hostesses.
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cANTEEN SERVICE AT SHOPS.

The ladies Of the Casteen Servics
were serving to the Tooth Ammuni'
ton Train, 900 in number, at the
shops on Sunday evening. They
embarked at Brest, France, and wll'! weE'e
all Texans. enIouts to Camp Trayi,
for rehabilitation.
r. : One young chap said: ''Ths Rec
Cros, has met Us every whore, e1eep,
i'm the middle Of the ocean" They
were in high spirits and glad to get
home. "Ay dad was born in Abbs'
Wis coanty. - this seems like get
ting home 70 me-" ssid another young
.fsllox.>S} -. '.1.'T '...-'.'r|
Among the prisoners taken BY on,
fellows in France was a young Ger.
man born il this country, and while
visiting in Germany was impressed
and msds to fight. He told our tel.
lows that when the Germans saw
the American boys coming "oyer the
Top" singing "oyer There they
thre down their gun1 and ran. They
said they could not stand against
those Americans. "i>' -
The Canteen Ladies had their
hands full in serving these returning
heroes, but fortunately, their sup
plies held out.
It is for keeping up this service
that the. entertainment, "America
First", il to be given on Thursday
night at tho Opera House; with a cast
Of splendid young people Of town
who are 30 generously giving their
time and talents for this object. The
ladies Of the Canteen cordially invite
the citizens Of Abbeville to the opera
house. Thursday night with the as
surancs that "America First" will
highly entertain them, and at the
same time thsy will b assisting h
asans saSss:n s.: *":a.c 9 Es'2 2s'' - o. II
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ments or any transfer of real estate
must be reported to the Auditor.
All tax returns must be made by
school districts. So please look up
your plats and find the number of
acres in each school district, also
amount of personal property.
My Appointments Are as Follows:
Calhoun Falls, Tuesday, Jan. a21.
Lowndesville, Wednesday and
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CHIEF JUSTICE SICK.

Chief Justice Eugene B. Gary is
,nder the weather at his home on
Greesville Street. The Chief Justice
5 suffering from a series of small
carbuncles, whcih are both painful
and hard on the nerves. Everyone
hopes he will soon be well again
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WooDMEN TO SERVE OYSTERS

Cedar Camp, No. 525, W. o W.,
will serve it's members oysters on
Friday, January oath, at 1 o'clock p.
m. All the members are urged to be
present. 1t is expected that some
prominent speakers will be present.
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= Miss Althea Keaton, of Antreville,
was in the city on yesterday on hes
way home from Lander College. She
is going home because of the flu situ-
alton and will be there until there is
some improvement.
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FLU AT MCCORMICK.

Mccormick is in the throes of an
pidemic of Flu, which is much worse
han that of October and November.
The death rate is higher and for
niles around the town while families
are sick and needing attention.
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BOOKS.

Did You get . duplieats book ~
q Christmas present! II 70, the Ii
brary would b. glad Of the gift Of
one book. Look over your books, and
If you have duplicates, give enc to
he Library. .-. .
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THE NEW GOVERNOR.

January 21st is the date for the
inauguration of Hon. Robert A. Coop
n as Governor. His recommcnda-
ions along educational lines are
looked forward to with interest.
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MRS. McKIsSICK ON BOARD.

At a meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees of Lethe last week al
Greenwood, three women were named
to serve on the Board and Mrs. A.
2. McKissick, one of the ladies nam
| has signifed her acceptance.
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HAVE A CARE.

Boston Transcript.
; "I am going to get divorce. My
wife hasn't spoen to me for six
months ,
"Better be careful. You'll never
get another wife like that"
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Thursday, Jan. %, %. e
Donalds, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Jan. %, 20. t
Due West, Thursday and Friday,
Jan. 80, 81. -.
E. A. Patterson will take returns
It Antreville, and w. W. Wilson, at
,vel Land.
RICHARD soNDLEY,
Auditor, Able. County.
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VISITING THE BIG CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Barnwell are
in New York this wssk combining
business and pleasure Young Fos-
tss xsnt along 70 ~ he big sights
and. = tsse :ss .sassa s.!!s.s ss.ssttsas ,sysly;
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Bacterial Analysis.
Bacterial indications of contamina-
s. tions,. Negative. ri
Remarks: Analysis indicate water
to be free from contamination and
of good quality.
Respectfully submitted,
FL. PARKER, M. D.
Jan. 13, 1919.
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BIRTHS.

Born-At Abbeville, Jan. 13, 1919,
to DR.. and Mrs. j. R. Power, daugh-
ter, Marie Elizabeth.
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Born-At Spartanburg, S. c., Jan.
10, 1919, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Thomas, a son.
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WATER ANALYSIS.

Sanitary Analysis No; 2o61 Of Wa
ter received Dec. 20, 1918, from
,Abbeville Water and Electric Plant
Abbeville, S.. C.
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bia. 1t is the 9Sth annuai session. +
Mr.. Sidney Kay, Of Atlanta, is in
the city for a few days on business
and, is visiting his brother, R. Glenn
Kay. Is.
Mrs. Joseph w. Everett and little
Joseph W. Everett, Jr., Of Spartan.
burg, are here on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. D. Wilson.
The ladies Of the Baptist church
observed last week as a week OF
prayer and met every afternoon at
their church for the service.
Rodney Stephens will leave the
! last of this week for Atlanta, from
which place he viii travel for big
Chicago packing house.
/ Rivers Mabry and Herbert Allen
are two young Americans on the
fGreenyille street annex, who are
! fighting it out with the flu.
Mrs. Henry Norwood has moved
.F.a w. q H
her rooms and is at home to her.
friends at the home Of Mrs. Welborn
on Pinckney street
Messrs. Henry and Lowry Viii
son went to the country Sunday for
an all day talk. They spent the day
with their parents:
I. The friends Of Miss Elizabeth Nc
Cord will be sorry to learn that she
& confined To- her room with q case
IL the fu, but she is improving some
1es.
Miss Mildred Cochran came home
from Lander. College yesterday, ow-
Sig to the fact that there are quite
i number Of cases Of flu IN the col
kge.
= u p . a ! =
Nrs. J. F. Bradley, and Miss Mar
eis Bradley we're among the guests
frcm Abbeyille, who attended the
Kennedy wedding 81 Eden Hall das-
ing the holidays @
Seaman Charles Wilson was in the
city several days last week visiting
His sister. Ksa- B. s. Reames. Mr,
wilson has iuas returned from
France, having served for fifteen
months ssn destroyss.
Mn. .Jodis Lawson b at hame On
short visit to her mother. Hrs. Rus
ssll An hsf boys except the young
eas, went 10 war. did their part well.
snd are bsins mustered out and are
reEurnins 10 The paths Of psaes.
sergt. T;sdals came up from Camp
j :" ~ = T.. q. p ~ X -
Jackson this vssk and spent 8 short
lssye at the jhems Of Mr. and Mrs.
III. 7. Coleman. A few friends gath:
eted Saturday night at the home and
t'toasting party was enjoyed.
Nr. William Barnwell has been
! confined % jhis home for the past
week with du. Hs was not sick
enough TO be IN bed but spent the
time hussing tho firs. He viii be out
in few days. :"
HI. B. II. Callahan, Of Piekens
County, was . visitor to the city on
last Monday. Mr.. Callahan bought
the old Basil Callahan eststs sever
ai yea1 ago. and has just disposed
ef il alta handsome profit, though he
ssys 10, purchaser, N. J. Z Temple.
Spnld not take sse thesssnd dollsss|
Alsali bassssA -, r....
~ sSss =. ss' ~
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WANTS. !. ] !! .

FOR SAIE-Good muk, price $50
e ss.'John r. &suthe4land 1t-pd
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LAUNDRY AGENT-Any work sent
nae at J. W.. Bakers store viii b
appreciated. Krs J. E Guy, No.
II N. Main street. 10 stp
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FOR SALE:-12-Horss Tozier En-
gine, in good shape, also one De-
Loach Saw mill. J. II. BOYD
Mt. Carmel, 8. C. 1-3-3t. Pd
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Messrs. Henry and Lowry VII
son went to the country Sunday for
an all day talk. They spent, the day
With their parents.
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FOR SALE:-11 Pigs 8 months old.
Poland, China and Berkshire. 4.
H. MILLER, Vsrdsry, 8. c.
1-3-3t. Pd.
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Mrs. Henry Norwood has moved
her rooms and is at home to her
friends at the home Of Mrs. Welborn
on Pinckney street
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NI. B. n. Callahan, Of Piekeni
County, was 8 visitor to the city on
last Monday. Mr.. Callahan bought
the old Basil Callahan eststs sever
81 yean ago, and has just disposed
Of i alta handsome profit, though he
M 10, ,pufshsssf, III. J. 4 Temple,
Spnld MOB take sso ,ssesana dollssa
AlRahi DA1gssA ~:
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lfn. Jodis Lawson b at home Oh
4 short visit to her mother. Hr.. Rus
sslL An hsf boys except the young
eas, went TO war. did their part well.
nod Al. bsins mustered out and ara
pesurnins 10 The paths Of peace.
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sergt Tisdals came up from Camp
Jackson this week and spent : short
lssye at the hems Of Mr. and Mr..
net. Coleman. A few friends gath
cred Saturday night at the home and
at'toasting party was enjoyed.
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Nr. William Barnwell has been
confined % his home for the past
week with du. Hs was not sick
enough 70 be IN bed but spent the
time hugging tho fire. He viii be out
in few days. :
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4 The friends Of Miss Elizabeth Nc
Cord viii be sorry TO learn that she
4 4 confined To- her room with q case
IL the fu, but she is improving some
1eH.
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Seaman Charles Wilson was IN the
city several days last week visiting
His sister. Kss- B. s. Reamss. Mr,
Wilson has iuat returned from
France, having served for Afteen
months ssn destroyss. ~,
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FOR SALE:-Houss and lot near the
square. Apply - T. G. 81 W. b.
WHITE. 11-31-f
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FOR sALE.-Eightssn six-vssks
old Duroe-Jerssy piss; also several
mileh cow, Just in. W. II. WILL.
SON, Ressnbers's sssfs. Abbs-
vills, 8. c. 1-1o-7tP.
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Nrs. J. F. Bradley, and Miss Mar
sis Bradley we're among the gueats
Ecm Abbeville, who attended the
fennedy wedding 81 Edsa Hall dus:
ing the holidaya
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Miss Mildred Cochran came home
from Lander. college yesterday, ow.
Sng to the fact that there are quite
i number Of eases Of flu IN the col
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WANTED HoUSEkEEPER :-Ex
periencsd white woman or reliable
colored woman wanted to take
charge Of home and look after
housekeeping. Good salary to
right party. Address 2, care Press
and Banner.
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Rodney Stephens will leave the
last of this week for Atlanta, from
which place he viii travel for a big
Chicago packing house. 81
Rivers Mabry and Herbert Allen
are two young Americans on the
3Greenyille street annex, who are
/ fighting it out with the flu.
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Local.
'NeWs
1: Dersonals :

y Mrs. R. M. Hill is in Spartanourg
spending while with her daughter
Mrs. A.. S. Thomas.
Mrs. R. C. Wilkes and Miss Maggie
Reid went over to Greenwood yester-
day. ~
Mr.. A. M. McCord came down Sun
day from Greenville and spent the
day with his home people.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Temple OF
Level Land, were in the city on Mon
day.
The Baptist Convention Of the
State is meeting this week in Colum-
bia. It is the 9sth annual session.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-11

niece of Stephen r. Mallory, secretary
OF the Confederate navy, sister of s. r.
M llory, and cousin OF DIR. S. r. Mall
lory Kennedy, both of whom We're In the
service, during the present war.
A number of people from Pensacola
enjoyed the grand opera season in At
lanta. Among these was Daisye Hyer,
who is now visiting in New Orleans, as
the guest of Mrs. Albert Knip Mrs.
knip spent some time in Pensacola sew
eral weeks ago as the guest of Mrs.
Logan, and made many friends.
y pretty afternoon tea of the week
was that with which Mrs. Robert Pal
| mer entertained Tuesday afternoon,
for her guest Mrs Henry E. Surface,
] OF Washington, d. e. The tea was GER
tainIy q charming expression of hospi
taIity for one who is very much admired.
not only III society here, but also at the
capital.
lsUe;her very attractive visitor who has
| heen PAID number of social attentions,
| is Mrs. james Grasty, of Greenville.
Miss, who has been visiting Mrs. Bob
Cuina, at her home on the bayshore. Mrs.
Grasty IS Mrs. DUMAS sister.
! / hope you win meet Mrs. w. E. An
Gerscn and Modesto Hargis, who are nov
in New York. to welcome Captain War
rem Anderson, who has just returned
from overseas duty. They viii also visit
John Anderson, who is on the s;aff IF
The Post. l read wonderful story by
/ John the other day, in which he told of
:; the great reception given the returning
troops. IIe is one of the brainest news
paper men in the country, in my opinion,
/ GrId did some fine work on The Journal,
when he was here.
! Another young man from Pensacola
! who is making good is Mallory H.
Laurence, who is controller of The
/ LANES Club--of course by this time you
know that The Lambs Club is the great
actors club of New York city-one of the
most famous in the world. He was elect
ed to the position, friends write me.
| ~ the owner of the New York
A. 8. brown. owner of the Pia urnsaae
/ David Warfield, De Wolf Hopper and a
number of other prominent actors, who
have found the work of this former
! Pensacola boy SO satisfactory that he has
been promoted from position to position,
having recently been auditor of The
Lambs, his promotion to controller hav-
ing followed He is another boy who
used to work on The Pensacola journal,
| and his friends here are very proud OF
his promotion. Mallory is a son of Mrs.
| a. e. Laurence.
Polly, 1 have not told you about many
parties in Pensacola, for the very simple
reason that there have not been very
many But let US hope for the best
next week.
One party which was most original
and charming prevented the last of the
week from being too drab. and took the
form of circus. 1t was given for Sadie
Kugelman whose marriage to Mr. Martin
Tehner, of Franklin, Tenn, takes place
| in June.
Mrs. I. Wolff and Mrs. Daisye Rosenau
We're hostesses, and everything was car
ried out with much originality.
i A real circus with parade. sideshows
wild animals, in captivity. a sawdusi
ring, acrobatical performances, fanay
Gancing, etc, was enjoyed A placard
bearing the words. Franklin County
Cirque, Be on Time" directed the guests
to the circus tent and the tickets upon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-11
OWN YOUR OWN
HOME CAMPAIGN
IS ENDORSED

Many manufacturers are writing the
information and education service of
the u. S. Department of Labor, COM
mending the Gown Your Own Home
campaign. Most of these letters tell
the same story-extensions in manu-
featuring plants anticipatory of maxi
mum peace production-make neces-
sary a corresponding increase in the
force of employees; the increase in the
force of employees emphasizes the need
for dwellings. Typical of many of
these letters is the following from the
Haynes Automobile company, of Ko-
lSomo, Ind:
In this connection we beg to advise
that we have contemplated plans for
plant extensions, and considering the
conditions industry. generally speak
ing. is in at the present time, we be-
lieve that our extensions are of some
magnitude.
"We shall soon start construction on
a building known as our main as
semblv building. 150x520. four stories
high, latest, improved, reinforced con-
crete structure and design. In addition
to this we will build a saw tooth tin
shop of reinforced concrete. 100x120.
also motor block test building If
the same design, 60x60.
We desire to say a little something
regarding the town of Kokomo. The
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-11
VOCATIONAL AID
INCLUDES MANY OF
THE PROFESSIONS

Washington, May There seems to
be a general impression that vocation
al education means a manual trade.
and a good many disabled soldiers
have at first rejected the idea of TAX
ing the training available to them
through the federal board for voca-
tional training on that account. Such
is by no means the case, and the list
of men already in training shows n
considerable portion of the number to
be pursuing strictly professional
courses.
For instance. there are "a studying
architecture; 80 taking chemistry; 81
taking dentistry; IS, drafting; 17S, en-
cheering; 2 are taking a course in
foreign trade; 9 are studying journal
ism: Z are taking languages; 81 are
taking mechanical drawing; 8 are
studying music; 2 are qualifying as
opticians; 40 are studying law; are
qualifying as teachers; 4 are studying
theology; 3 as veterinary surgeons,
and s as wireless operators.