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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-05
PAINTING. pAPERHANo1No

ROOMS sized & pap. reas.: good work; good
paper. Spvak. 11O4 Passyunk ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-05

GID ST u,INCpIN HIGHWAYD
Relow Media, in exclusive Overhrool sec
'ion; widest boulevard west OF Broad: hot
water electric lights I bedrooms and bath,
brep kfast room. basement laundry. CROW
EY Owner lo3S n R0th ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-05

2OTH Century Storage Warehouse, abso.
Pierce-Arrow vans used, 8120 Market ct.
MONARCH STORAGE CO., 3s7O tANCAS-
TER ANE.--AUTO SERVICE; STORAGE,
PACKING IONG-DISTANCE MOVING
SEPARATE rooms for storage: mov'g pack
ms. Radford. 1910 y. Water. wyo. 2S0b ].
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24
EASY TO DARk[N
YOUR GRAY HAIR
You can Bring Back Color anc
Lustre with Sage Tea
and Sulphur.

When you darken yoar hair witt
sage Tea ana Sulphur. no one ca
tell. because it's done 10 naturally, h,
evenly Preparing this mixture
though. MT home is fnuxxy and trouble
some. AT little cost YOU can buy a
any drug store the ready -to-uee prep
arAti0n. improved by the addition D
other ineredsenfs called .'<yyeth's TaE,
and Sulphur Compound Yon rfs
daupen sponge or soft brush witt
It and draw this through your hair
taking ore small saMnd "a time
Ry morning all gray hair disappears r.
2 NJ after another appiicatioh or two
y6saf hasr becomes beautifully dark
eTied. glossy and luxuriant.
Gray. faded hair, though no dis
grace ~ sign of old ago, and as w,
all desire a youthful and attractiy,
appcarances get busy AZ once with
Wyutis's sare and sulphur COMPOUND
and lock years younger. This ready
sn+sssa preparation is q delightful tos
ies requisite and not a medicine j
n nut. intended for the cure. snltiwa,
Non or prevention or disease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24
. SACK ACHE !.
Lisahet W Win psastvat11s
hamltnp v1isord 0ol

A harmless and effective prepare
tian 20 fclsovc the pains of RhenuiA-
sism. SsSaura. Lame Back aud Lum-
aago IL ilamllii's Wizard Oil II PEN
stratrs auialIy. drives osit soreness,
md hnsbefs np stiff aching joints and
museieA
Nou have no idea how nseiul u
wall he found. 10 cases vi every day
silnient Or shiaiiAp when there II
aeed of an immediate healing. anti
septic application. AZ IN cases of
spralns, bruises, cuts, burns. bises
md stinga
Get il from druggists for 20 ccntA
4 not satisfied return the bottle aud
gcs your money hack
Ever sone,lpatcd OF have sick
faeadaehsf Iust try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant Iit.le .pink pilias 70
.snts 1uarantsed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24
POLLARD
MONDAY, NOVEMBER ~.
Olive Thomas
@THE SPITE BRIDE >


It's slim ay a knockoui--the hes,
thing aiEss the screen has~ seea In
many moons u has snap. dash ana
zest; hn'nan picture Of hupaan pro.
pia presented In a human way. And
Oiire Thomas WAS never better In hef
liA she Ig the essence OF vruth.e
foHih al rs Finest t~~wsfh Rs simnllcafv
grace. charm and wistfulneas
The Spite Bride Is a drama ~
youthful impulse with just encuvn
'hrilis TO make you little BIT creepy
rpi tnouSh 10 make your spino run
coids with enough suspense 10 keeo
you Interested from start 10 finish
Tissa enough laughs TO give that nice
warm feeling inside and a few tears
whss'h give y0u pleasant. hsasy feel
lng afterward.
Nhen MAiseent Lee threw over Hlllv
sTayne for anoihcr man. Billy though.
ne world had come 20 an end. He dit
bot know Whist 10 do 40 he married
Tesss Doyls, a beautiful, sweet. little
dancing girl. oat of spite. He didn't
love her-h he hardly knew her. After
a few weeks. when be had reaped nj
satisfaction by making the world think
ne had liked Millicent Tor Tesxa. he
had the marriage annuIed aud pro
nsssded 10 forget all about the iltfie
gifl who had been his wife for q few
short weeks But he hadn't reckonad
win the hand N fate
tsaulnont News.
Lloyd Ccns6dy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24
.IMREH
IT SAME Table DALI

MAansee, Okla. Nev l'nhcks
sista@n Aas no terrerx Tor sse family
eg Andrew hoellners residents of
MAagnca
M ami Mrs noellnax anst sh~ar
clrsen cAildren ata az the same tahle
shrre times a day Tor many years
wsshe-as suffcsfns any of thac M FOR.
sanc ~ Gsr0ay prupheslrd hy sha ~.
pcrssisanas TaxrA has never been 4
'kasa n she flocA an$ hai litssa ssck
sr~N
The first break IN ERE family oiry,e
estne AaSt suantpers ~hssH Mi&S Mary
lioeisnef sstcame shr bride VI RsyuMnd
AssnhFusses ard left The parental
home. lBas the family once n,nre unm.
hercd ghsssecn when William Nacasran
4 faphew, wsose mother died of H.
ineAza iasa winter csalAa to live ~ila
4 s@ no.sifesw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24
THINGS You OUGHT
I. TO KNOW !.

l. Columbus saade feur Voyages To
the new world
. lDcunaAnla Eeans early stages
of = tna4ng. and specially looks print :
"a before the ye9r l.sga the Latin
word means svsdsiiinx clothes
.. Soft -oosl mining became a
|xecD<uizad industry in Peans ysvaniA
n 1850.
= AaiactIi - tbe las; book Of the
0Aa TesA&anent
s The sepcy rebs5ilon broke out ss
India sn 1857.
s. Scs1pple is particularly a P5iSa~
delp~1s article of food
T. A fIdss Acsaares is devoted foi :
3oW@ AcSztes was THE faithful
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24
NV " " 80 Y v NWE Y \ \

This pattern can ~ atiilgel snF q
iress patlsrn nr ior eoas lf'ls IN
used a. cuat aistrn heavy w0olcn
Material wsNld he suitable fha cell
Ar and csttfs can ~ outlined with 4
ems runninT stitch ~ allk 1hrraA A
sargo~ lsAihes hell With 1 Hsevi
sackle ,Asn he used oF hnli ~ me
asme material can he nned shauia rSA
desire Il If th@ pattern is used ~
J ine~s soma l$ht welahs wooln InA
scfial wonld he asass suitable. ~ pne
thin material II a. II made il liEht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24

SrRGFuNS arrt~ that la caesS -
1uis, nurna, HrNlsss au,i Nuansls, III,
FIRST TREATMENT vi nsnAs VA
N,rsani Nfsen tn kFfiCinNr AMI.
~ Nc IA npp'feA Nrusnpay. thnre IA W.
anssr % int ~lpn and the woalrl
AeglnM 30 hsnl as oMae h'ug rac nfl
nan cr beast ADkexuNM Is IN,
tnEAL ANTiSElsII, and ilEA LING
AGENTs Buy " npS ana ~ rpasly
tnf an emssmetey for sale ~ All
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24

Broad NJ Aaaess AJAX Nis~sl~ ~ANa~.d
\ fNtei'sy "a ssse cwexs 81 vos~~
oyec ihsse cAst fsr any cshes c~nds-
si~se.ser she s>sne otf~~ ana p~stscu-
iaxay over th0se vi 'he opponent W..
eslsi1s Sc neat hiRhc~s nambcr Ma
hNslsy h tAo exee~s of VOTES over shs
total c&a cor an orgosissx cAadsdasvs
=. rnn oolcr~ of TIM fsAg u
Swe,ieA arc yellrw Ana hMc
10 Nj h ~ IN Roman numerals,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24
How to Relieve
'CATARRH
No Mcdisinc % Swallow. Jus,
lnhale Medicaicd Smoke

WNpHvtfpi rurrr IL cMsnexh. hrnA
nv nkNu 4NN wWneM whn N.Ysnrt1 I'M
Nse Thhy feArd NuiNx rNslef sn
sVNttitu n>t%iltateA ssa,,kf. Thn,, 4,
fnifc4fnE thx xmsy AlfpntieNn ftste .,i'
msMts vanished sHa nsss hsvsr ie.
Sne " ina wnria's vssesAn s,,,s,c,sn.
cnsst'yun&eA shls AiUNXinrsx IN iSVrN~s..I
r~mNdy ot hvfSs u mA~ Ds nhsa,Nri
tps fpxm III clkMrstteA. nr sbf
snnpkMG NJ a .rlpe uy halaer INST MAk
Nv vHsHss ~ . eex ~ " nierssfs
usNfNf fN Nen vi
rhse 5silShiiSsl remedy j. hs>u,c.a
cont4inH 10 tuhaccn TAa reslsi Il
MsAAllx fc't at nncs A tfAyaiu Kmafs
sns<e crmn1 n ths tax, ynu ave sife
VSssd enythAex be faiFsss hsvl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24
ruEsDAv, NovEMsEa Is.

A~fH4 sHttt MdfEdefiff clark ln~--
GIRLS
" q COLLEGE play and said 10 be
one cf her very b<st pictures. pflzma
natural colc.st HcAroEs.s
II you hzye never seen any OF these
wonderful Prixuz pictures YOU are
missing something extra, II yoa nave
seen sos1e 0f them. we know you van,
TO see more. Thcy are vondefful
TOPICS or TIE DAY.
Some program at The price ana be /.
iiese us We are glad to b. able 10
Fivs y to you aa only ~ and zcc
WEDMespAv. MovEMsEa 20.
Your old favorite. Herbert Rswiin-
son in
"a DANGEROUS AFFAIR"
4 detective ssory Of courx~. sxd II
the reviews are correct Il Is very
good one.
ALSO Al Jsnnins In one ~ those
thrilling Two re4jerN-
"A oAMkEa's IAEAcHERv.v
Christie COMEDY
- QueTtc RoMGo.~
We say ias some psoErsm Suitable
fos ~ cissses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24
4 COLD RElEvER
FOR FIFTY YEARS
Dr.. Kings New Discovery
las = succssAful record
Of half a century

T>IAiETniEp sor mofe ihan fsfsy
years aud today III tbN WeAlith
= " rs popularity When ynu
think " that. Xnn mrs tWullt ~ ha
convinced that nr. Kings New bg&
cuyafy does exactly What it IA lnsmut
10 d. ~vothss shngbTAw thrnalN.
cungesslon'torsuented chests lca%eG'e
nhlcgm pack, aud breaks Eha nseAt
for your mothers cold. for shv ksd
dies cold, cough. ~ ups LpNVem 90
s,lxagrpenhlr aftere Aefh nfe and
Si.a0 bottles nt your druggist'w
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24

For klslnty and bladder trouhlc&
gravel weak and iamN hack. rheum2.
tam and irregularities az che ksdneys
snd hladaeE Regulates bladder sscu
blsx In children. VI moi soAa ~ drug
4Ssfs. nsA ti,2s. small bottle oStci
ear@ Saad FER sworn testimonials
DR. u w Hall. ssN Olive g.. 81
Louis. No, Sold by druexSsss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24

A wsii fintsAed room house, Koath.
e&st front. coed water. stable. fruit.
esS"a ~ 20 ~. Inclusive. southeast
front and fsae insesuneat, s5ec ~
acres. lctA Of fruit. good room
house. s2Scc II yoa are wanting a
eSsd investmen, see john linaSrnan
eF NJ LATER West.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24

an leA~t thFrs tsfhw or thN VI Fw
leather nssd N lhe unAsta knxa0n,
~ the manufacture N boosts rur las
isrRlsh and Allied armies was sa1
r'lsd from Ea@s indian ksps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24

The lexAl maxAmum haass W. AIS
srlan fAesesies ave "a pee aAy work
cnfrssd au ~ sxcsse IA ~ hsNsrA "A
considered overtime anA must 81 ~
tsorted 10 she industrial sashrFltses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24

" N esiimAlDa lhay tsrrMany nsa
Naf i.QeA.qVe people wha aurAs prea.
mi nnemsloNcd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24

FOR SALE svpn Auu~e la AosS
we'd harm. hen hosiss. for $3.50 y
Gan Save sernss ~ sssst
! roan houSe. two eegnsr losS welt
vsiiar, barn. xi 4ase6 a-N cash
balance IKE rent.
have a ohcsce kwasion nn EmSt
Noble. Two sots. { r5osn honse. Cor
only slSac 90.
Two fine icts in northeast pars 0f tnwr
fos one. halt thclF value " soad ~Ath
" 10 days
u necm house losaisa ! block All hsss.ss
ness secsson tor anls AuaaNn
) rcnsa naosssra hoo IA. : l-a Ansks -
business SECTION for unly SsSAN N
See nae ioF any aaa n GnsArie
pro .rsy.
i1sss West oklshcma Avenur
:oR SALE rouxn laase. hafn On
ios chose TN psvine paia A4slrvss
N Y Y. care Leader
hoXwo0D heater ana aagee hols
COOK stove hlne Bell cream se*a
Fssur. G. NJ. Ra1p. 3il T. lQxau.
GOOD cosson sna c0rn farm Sasengs
acres ia cultivation, oaly Spsxl 90
500 cash. balance rixia sss veAra
Al s psr cent A. .. Armstrone.
FOR SAI.fs~ Seven ruom modem
Aosase aud slx losa swen W. atea an
the West Side, Less than she 4.on =
could be buiit for. Eigh1 rs0m reed \
ern on the last side Only ssS9N
Good locatiOn Five Eoom hoasn. nol
snodcrn. two good iQss ior ogsy SIX
teen Hundred Dollars Terns il
wanted A b Armstrong PAorn go.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24

FOR SALE Rive room house and too
iots.. e5ty vxser, cizxern, gas. barn,
cave One bsock from paved ssresF.
PhonS Ieis or csx Howard Ward. 7o2
West No. dnrkOg businew hoars.
FOR 6AI4EE5OMEs WITHIN rOUR
RE2cH-s room cottage strictly
modern. pared streex. car hae. iol sez
10 fset- Terms. tz,0oee8. 7 rooms,
nedern- 5 bloets of cesssni buEiness
district. errsaEed Tor ~ reating 81
fnsnishs1 rocms. es.1De.oo, : hr-
Gains = cheas resi1snces olf pexils,
priced rsaDsctivsly. 500 ~; 9e5e ~;
e1-i5e.Se. II yDu uffh qnaatity ~
snslity = a. prspe1ay. ~ hare n ~
S7.SeoSs TIE CARNEY Company
Phoae I'll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24

FOR SALE RsrsAin In Ssrs~am Nonse
xA~wvI sistesas. harm. ciS~e III See
A. Owner. 90 Ncs<A i&s ssr~e'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24

tlfeat stFs am a1w hss aser 10 fssv
wnmen sFad# aum,WlAta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24

SUBSTANTIAL manufacturing cor.
porzs5on wants capable men 10 rs
saolish branch and manage statesmen
sses 70 1850 necessary. You handle
own money Wsli allow earenses ID
rsfinore IL yos xsll qualify. For
savacnisrs. address Secretary. 4is N
I5ovard s., Baltimore. Nd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-24

L0ST--A cameo brooch Esn. Friday
afternoon between ai- Eaes College,
snd she football smrk Reward Re-
turn 10 Miss Inex Moore All hiah
school.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-03
1900 FAMILIES EvIcTED
Landlords Unoympathetic When Rent
Is Not Forthcoming.

New York. May IA doleful
stream of nearly 1900 heads OF famil-
les filed into New Yorks Municipal
courts today to answer moving day"
dispossess notices served on them by
unsympathetic landlords.
Lawyers representing the mayors
committee on rent proiiteering We're
present in all the courts to look after
the interests OF yictimS of rent "gouge
ing and because Of the Indictment
weather and the housing scarcity ten
der hearted judges granted continu.
annes Of from three 10 10 days even
toipersons against whom the land
lords appeared ,lPd haHe valid com
plaints. .o,.,4 M tt5.,-
The Joint centenary eommittee Of
the Methodist Episcopal church threw
10. churches open tonight as shelters
for evicted families and announced
that it was prepared to open 40 more,
if necessary. furnishing temporary
homes to 1000 families.
Moving vans reaped more than an
ordinary May harvest from families
compelled by high rents to move into
cheaper quarters.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-03
AERoNAurlcAL CONGRESS
Second Annual Pan-Ameriean Meet.
ing at Atlantic City.

Atlantic City, n. j, May 1.-The
second annual pan-American aeronau-
teal congress opened here today with
Alan X. Hawley, president of the
Aero Club of America, presiding
The convention will las a month and
aerial contests will be held almost
daily.
Special prizes of $1,000 have been
added to the long list OF trophies, to
be awarded to the four aviators who
make the best records in flying from
anywhere to Atlantic City during the
month of May Two other prizes have
been offered to be competed for on
Saturday for intercollegiate seaplane
races amounting to $500. They will
be divided into prizes for seaplane
and airplane competitions in which
colleges will participate.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-03
NOTICE TO BICYCLISTS

The undersigned has lately receiy-
ed numerous complaints that per.
sons have been unnecessarily riding
bicycles upon the public sidewalks
of this village, and that such persons
have collided with pedestrians and
otherwise greatly annoyed those walk
ing by fast riding and threatening to
iniure persons on tho streets by their
reckless conduct. Attention is here
by called that such conduct is con-
trary to the laws of Vermont and the
ordinances and bylaws of this vii
lage. and hereafter the law will be
enforced and all persons found Of
Tending against the same will be ar
rested and prosecuted without furth'
or notice.
RICHARD J. HURLEY,
Chief Of Police, Village of Bennington
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-03
sENNlNG TON .sHtrFS
NsAa as 's8 Tswn ane Vntse r.a.
@~i.fiy e. auty Ss1S@sf


s-i-fiy - ausy HstS@sr
James Bent. who has been in Togus
Me-. during the winter. returned to
Bennington Friday.
Miss Marion Williams left Friday
for Arlington where she will visit
relatives over the week end.
The First National bank has receiv-
ed supply of $50 and 800 Victory
Loan notes for sale or cash basis.
Ad'.
Leonard Cultivate joined Mrs.
Cultivate today at their summer
home in Old bennington, The Itch
ner Place
Mrs Clarence McChesney returned
to her home in Eagle Mills Friday az
ter a several days visit with her
sister, Mrs. Claire W, Soule.
Frank Moses Of Elm street. former
~ employed by the Black Cat Tex
tiles company began work Friday for
the II. 7. White company in North
Bennington.
John Gleason, student at the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, is
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dex-
ter NJ Gleason in Woodford for over
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Root and son
Billie, vino have been stopping at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Root. left Friday for their
new home IN Rutland.
Services in St Peters church to-
morrow win be Holy Communion at
1870 a. m: Holy Communion and ser
mon at 1890; church school at noon;
evening prayer and Holy baptism al
3 cclocE
A delegation Of Benningtonans at
tented a dancing party given in Ar
lington Friday evening in honor of
returned soldiers and sailors There
were about 200 people present to pay
tribute to The young men.
All members of the knights OF Co
lumbus and candidates are requested
to meet in the councils rooms Sun
day afternoon at $50 o'clock to attend
in a body the yesper service in the
ST. Francis de Sales church. After
the service the third degree will be
conferred On candidates in Academy
hall. Past State Deputy Charles f.
Mann and assistants OF Brattleboro
viii exempify the degree work.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-03

nal revenue bureau of retailers charg-
ing more than the actual tax on so
called mxuries such as expensive ar
ticles of clothing, although the new
taxes went into effect only Yesterday
Reports so far received indicate that
cases of over charging were accident
al, the store clerks falling TO know
the requirements of the law.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-03
4Nly.n. isleoob ORDER
Found So ty Col. p. n. HadIey or
His Inspection Tour.

Montpelier. May 1.-THE recent in
specton of the Vermont Volunteer
militia made by Col. Preston II. Had
ley commanding, found the. companies
in excenentl condition and while the
personnel is largely composed OF old
er men who are willing to step aside
whenever the time is ripe to revert Ia
National Guard. the spirit OF the men
is to maintain the present organiza
ton at a high standard until such
time as the returned soldiers will
again take up the work of National
Guard.
The strength OF the organization i.
A. officers and 4S7 men.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-03
GERMANS SEIZE RAILWAYS

viii Undertake to Follow the U. S.
Mistake.
Berlin. May 1.-THE constitutional
committee of the national assembly
at Welmar adopted resolution pro
viding that Germans entire railway
system be taken over by the govern.
ment and held until next April. The
plan will follow that in the United
States regarding railways.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-03
LUXURY TAX TANeLEs
Retailers Are Charging More Than
They Ought.

Washington, May 2.--Already com.
plants have begun to reach the inter.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-11
G|LbERT VOTES ID
 BUILD NEW SCHOOL

GILBERT, April 11.-Gilbert on last Saturday voted $65,0o0 bonds for the erection of a new school building. This does not mean that the present build ing is out of date, but though erected only a short time ago, the present quarters are entirely inadequate. The vote on the bonds was small there being 31 for and 12 against.
 The great need of more room is shown in a comparative statement Of the school attendance three years ago and now. Principal F. B. Cordell, who has just been reelected for his fourth year with the school, was asked yes- terday to give the number of teachers and pupils three years ago and at present There were then six in the faculty, with 150 children in school. Now there are fifteen teachers and 45O enrolled. Next year will call for at least 20 teachers to handle the young people of this rapidly growing com munity
 The new building will contain com plete manual training and domestic sci- ence departments, with rooms for agri- culture and science and general class es A large auditorium, seating 500 people. is a much needed feature which will be included in the plans.
 The entire teaching force for the coming year has not as yet been se- lected, but MT. Cordell announces that John Baber, of the University of Mis- souri, will be assistant principal, and will oversee the high school work. An- other addition to the force will be Miss Ruth Howerton, of Kirksville, Mo, who will teach music and drawing.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-11
POPULAR CHATAUQUA
 COMING ID CHANDLER

CHANDLER, April 1.-The Rad cliffe Chautauqua course will be given at Chandler, April 21 to 23, inclusive. The program will consist of two ses- sions daily. afternoon and night and the following are the numbers to be furnished:
 Opening Day Afternoon Concert-The Fighting Tanks. Lecture-'The Lamp of Aladdin" Dr.. W. T. s. Culp.
 Night Lecture-"The Greatest Thing That Men May Know Dr, W. T. S. Culp. Concert-The Fighting Tanks.
 Second Day Afternoon Lecture Home Making" Our wom- an specialist.
 Concert-The Columbians A woman's conference. The House Around the Corner" conducted by Our Woman Specialist in Household En- gineering."
 Lecture-"The Problem of the Un prepared" The Chautauqua Director. Concert--The Columbians.
 Third Day Afternoon Lecture-'The Red Cfoss--A Record and a Prophecy" Florence F. Besley. Entertainment-The Bellino Taylor company. Conference on Home Care of the Sick /" conducted by Florence F. Besley, an officially assigned Red Cross nurse.
 Night
 Lecture-"Pushing Back Horizons, Chautauqua Director.
 Entertainment-The Bellino- Taylor company
Arizona republican., 1919-04-11
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Dr. W. T. $. Culp. the lecturer foC the first day of the Radcliffe chautau- qua program, is an orator of the first order. a veteran platform worker, a gifted thinker and educator, who qom- pines wit with wisdom, practical sense with eloquencc. He comes 10 this town with a reputation for inspiring leadership, an apostle of sunshine who lends his fine philosophy of life to the promotion of the community spirit.
 The Radcliffe program for 1919 halls the dawn of new day. The quicken ing of American ambition, following the war against autocracy. is to be seized while fervor is at white heal and shaped into a nation wide crusade for education. Education and more education. education in health, honor and efficiency, so that no enemy with out can deprive us of the rights of happiness.
 The lectures are understood to be charged with vim, novelty, humor dash and hig-hearted enthusiasm. The lecturers afternoon topic vii be ''Tht Lamp of Aladdin He will analyzt the community in his mental labora tory and show it an upward way. "Tht Greatest Thing Men May Know" his evening tonic, is big with possibilities With humor and illustration, he vii embellish the solid meat of his edu- cational topic. To teach every chilt to think and to know the things wortf while in life and finally attain the only thing worth knowing. is the aim, 1T short, to transform ignorance into ef ficiency with a soul.