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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-23
NEKOLIK PROFESIONEI Mich RUCI.
TELU Sc POEIkESUJE.
CLEVELANDSKY BANDlTA ZASTkELEN
CHlCACU.

no clevelandskeho nasilnika a
vyslouz:leho karance vcera
skoncena. Chicazske urady to-
" telegrafuji, q byl tam "a
stfelen desperat Tony DeBron-
Sc, uprchnuvsi z Clevelandu po
.:ahaieni pol. tail nj proti neza
doucim zivlGm. DeBronse "a
vrazden byl vlastnimi svymi ka
marady, kteri vehnali mu de-
vet revolverovych kuli do pr
SOU. Stalo Sc tax "a sporu ko
fist. DeBrouse byl mistnimi d.
tektiyy hledan pro ioupezne
prepadeni a vrazedny utok.
Ida Sc jakoby wilma zloei-
lG" Cleveland jiz opustila.
VG'-ra repoftovano SIC dradlm
cetne kradezi a pou,icnich lou
pezi, tezsi zlocin Sc vSak ne
prihodil.
Lewis Hudson, 1904 vych.
ID w.. stezoval ST vcera pol.
Hejnovi, re byl ma Scovill Ave.
lupici prepadln a tfikrat bod
nut nozem. Hejna pfipad vyse-
ltroval a pfesv9dtl sc, Be do
tcene udanf nezaklada Sc ma
pravde. Hudson porval Sc do
ma s.. zenou, ktera jej kuchyh-
skym nozem pobodalatfsUAa
vac bude poslan do Abb otarny
pro podvad4ni tfadd.
Mezi tim CO." "krimina,ni 81
tuace" v Clevelandu Sc lepsi,
zlocinna vlna odvalila Sc patr-
ne ma venkov. Nejvice zlocinu
vyskytuje Sc pfitomne v Akron
kde pravidelne policii domobra
ma a zvlastni vgilancni vybo-
ry must pomahati. Vcera "a.
vrazden byl v Akron Ital Daga
stino a celia fada loupe2nych
rfepadeni tam 'reportovana.
Podobne je v Canton, kde pod
lchl bandittim Harry Toal, je-
hoz mrtvola ma tamnejsf 18 ul.
vcera casn6 rano byla objeve-
ina. Rovnez jina mestecka v
Cuyahoga sousednich okre-
s}ch t1'pi "zocinnou vlnou".
Mistni advokatni komora "a
byva Sc dosud vysetfovanim
rcmerd u pol. soudd a take
radni mas vybor vysetfuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-23
SPOJENU POzADUJf PkEDEM- IA.
STAVENf NEPRATELSTVf.
VOJSKA CIZf VYKLIDi RUSKA
UZEMf.
SNAHY ALBANCU o OBNOVENf SAMOSTAT-
NOSTI.

Pariz, %. ledna. - Vykon-
ma rada mirove konference pri
jala dnesniho odpoledne navrh
presidenta Wilsona, sm9rujici,
jak zavesti pofadek v rusky
chaos. PAtefi techto plant jest
ustanoveni ma schIzce vSech
ruskych sibirskych frakcf spo
lu Sc zastupci spojeneckych
vlAd, ktera Sc konala ma Prin-
ce 1slandu, lezicim v blizkosti
Carihradu ma niz jednano by
10 jak celiti odstraniti nesne
sitelne zmatky v Rusku. Drive
nezli prikroceno bude k zavaz
ne praci, musi veskere ruske
strany zastaviti nepratelstvi.
Jest to vlastne prijeti planu
'Lloyda Georgia, jenz navrhoval
aby do revoltami zmitane ..ze-
me k novemu vysetrovanf vyslA
ma byla mezispojenecka komise
Navrhy presidents Wilsona by
ly dnes telegraficky oznameny
tisku a vsem ruskym straAam a
vladam bez rozdilu.
V obezniku jsou vysvetlova
ny nesobecky umysl spojenci
pokud Sc Ruska tyce a jediny
jejich uGNl jest, ably ucinen byl
konec veskeremu nepfatelstvi
mezi jednotlivymi stranami v
Zemi same.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-23
stanovisko miroveho kongesu oproti ruske otazce
KAREL NEzADOUCfM OB-
CANEM RAKOUSKU.
Pfi0stfeni sporu mezi ltalii q il
holloway.

Widen, %. ledna. -- Rakou-
ska vlada vyrozumela byvale-
no cisare Karla, ktery die po-
slednich z1rav je nemocen, re
vzhledem k poslednimu mo-
narchistickemu hnuti V zemi i
"a hranicemi je jeho pobyt v
hlavnim meste Rakouska neza
douci. Jak znamo Karel sice
pi'inucen podekovati Sc z trd
nu, nevzdal Sc vsak svych prav
ma kQrunu.
Vztahy mezi Italii Jihoslo-
vany staly Sc tax kritickymi,
ze mozno ocekavati kazde cav
le vypuknuti nepratelstvi. Fran
couzske vojsko. jez obsadilo
Terst a Pulji jeste oheh roz-
dmychuje a prohlasuje Sc otev
rene proti dobyvacnym chout-
kan Italie v mort Adriatickem.
z Terstu a Pulje plujfci lodi
prohlizeji Sc spojeneckymi L.
rady, by zamezeno odvleceni
uhli materialu z drivejSich ra
kouskych skladist' sc strany |
tald.
MS!s!l !! !! MgS!S!ll g!s!!'l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-23

Policii narizeno zatknouti
prQfessionelniho rucitele Hen
ry Streeta, jehoz spcialitou by
10 rucit "a pochybne charak-
terry a nekolikrat usvedcene lu
pice, ackoEv osobni majetek
rem6l. Street, podepsal celkem
"a $4,000 zaruk, a kdyz tyto
prohlaseny "a propadle, upr-
chi patrne z mesta. Jeho oby-
dli {. 22O1 vych. 33 ul. nacha-
II Sc pritomne pod policejnim
dohledem a venkovskym 1ra-
dunn .doporuceno po zmizelem
rovnez patrati.
Jiny remeslny rucitel, Louis
Goldberg q Woodland Ave.,
vypatran v americke armade a
bude pohnan k. soudu, jakmile
q. vojny Sc navrati.,' Goldberg
podepsal "a $4,000 zaruk,
ktere rovn6z jsou b-zcenne.
Policie zatkla vtera nekolik
majitelI hazardnich heren a
jednoho muze prodavajiciho
loterni a RUNE vyherni listky.
Muz.m tim jest M. Ballian,
jehoz loterni Iradovna v (.
55ll Euclid Ave. Sc nachaze.
la. V jeho pisarne skonfisko-
vano nekolik seznamG hracG
kupujicich zvlast losy jiho-
ameriekea. = soustati nikol. do
volene. stt'
N9kolikrat parolovany pro-
fessionelni zlodej, Ed. Schroe-
der pristizen v6era v residence
NJ. Harterove, 9917 St. Clair
Ave., kde odcizil nekoik de-
mantovych prs1snd jakoz i
sbfrku starozitnych mincf, ma
jicfch $40O hodnosti. Kdyz "a
tceny ma policii byl prohleda-
van, mel v bote $500 v bankov
kach. Bude poslan do kaznice
na delsi dobu,
Vtera odsouzeno do pracov
ny asi tricet muzI pro tajne
noseni zbrane, potulku a opl-
lost. Pov9stny bandita Grogan,
o nemz zjisteno, ze oloupil W.
platciho Waikera a spachal
velkokradez v General pekar-
mach, zatcen nebyl dosud. Ma
proti tomu vSak kariera jine-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-23
MS'S MIy',S!;s WsSl "! s.
HOTELIER ZRANEN
AUTEM.

Mattel Kennardova hotelu,
29lety M. J. McGraw "a wee
rejsiho pokusu prejfti St. Clair
Ave. u zapadni 6 ul. zasazen
tyl automobilem G.. Clarka a
tezce ranen. Prftomn3 oSetfo-
van je lekafi v Huron nemoc-
nlci a neopatrny autoista W.
ckava' svGj process ma pol. sta
rici ma Champlain Ave. Nc
Craw bydli v elsie 1922 Cliff
ton boulevard. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-23

ne TAX chudy, ze z daleka vse-
cky nutnosti financOvat nemG-
re. Bankeri must tudiz n6ja-
kym zplsobem pomoci - nez
totiz statni zakonodarna finan
ce vsech velkych NEST v Ohio
upravenim berniho zakona po
n6kud Zyelebi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-23

iednf cestou vysledek vseobec-
nIch voleb do Narodniho Shro
mdzd9ni. Zvoleno bNlo: 1872
socialistG vetany, So n6mec.
kych demokratu, 81 centrali.
stu, % prislusnfkii n9mecke ma
rodni strany, % neodvislych
socialistG, Ia privrzencl meme
cke lidove strany a 8 delegatu
hez udani politickeho prihar.
Vpni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-23
OPRAVY SILNIC.

Okresni komise rozhodla sc
vcera pro vydlazdenf s;lnic
Som Center mezi sew. Wood.
land a Miles Ave-; Highland
rezi Bishop a Euclid Ave-, a
Wellings cd Broadview Ave.
az do Brecksville, kterezto Wy
moaenosti budou stati okres a
dotcene majitele realit $440,-
900 celkem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-23

vzduchu. - Take jest dale
prohlasovano, ze tento pozada-
vek spojencd byl jiz z vetsi ca
sti vyplnen a to v podminkach
v prfm9ri pred jeho odepsanim
'pozadovanych. Berlinska zpra
va dale pravi, ze Nemecko po
zadovati bude zp6t sve kolo-
ME. N9mecko uzna pravo sebe-
urceni, ktera ma Sc vztahovati
k nemu samotnemu We stavu v
jakem Sc nalezalo pred valkou
a zvlaste pax uznanf Elsasko
Lotrinska. N9mecti delegati bu
dou podporovati zrlzeni ligy na
rod1 v souhlasu Sc sliby presi
denta Wilsona.
MSs MSS]
PRELOZENf NEMECKEHO
HLAVNlHO STANU.
Curych, 20. ledna. - Meme
cky generalni hlavni stan pre-
lozen die doslych sem sd9lenf
do Kralovce We vychodnim Pru
sku, kan Sc marsalek Hinden-
burg take jiz odebral, by dohli
Eel ma n&vrat nemeckeho VOL
ska 2 vychodu, jakoz i ffdil o.
perace proti bolseviknm.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-08
CORRECT PRICE AND
CORRECT MEASURE
FOR ALL CUSTOMERS
+. A. Munr0e Installs In His Store
New Device, "The Meas
uregraph"

Always keenly interested in that
which goes TO improve trade and
please and accommodate customers,
Frank A. Munroe, a popular Main
street merchant, has lately installed
at his store a novel design called the
"measuregraph."
Just as the speedometer tells how
many miles an automobile travels and
how. fast it goes, so the new measure
graph in Munroe's store measures off
with the greatest accuracy the num-
Der OF yards of silk. linen, wOollen or
cotton goods you are purchasing, and
the exact cost of the goods. The fig
ures can be plainly seen by the pur-
chaser as the instrument is affixed to
the counter and in full view of the
patrons.
Besides giving the exact measure
ment and cost Of the yards OF goods
the measuregraph will en-
able the customer to be waited upon
more quickly. and will facilitate mat
-ers for the store-keeper as we'll as the
shopper,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-08
LODGES ATTEND LAST
SAD RITES OF MEMBER

Turning out in large numbers MEM
bers of the Annapolis Aerie OF Eagles
and Loyal Order of Moose attended
the last sad rites over the remains of
their deceased Brother, James M.
Wiedefeld, held yesterday afternoon at
the residence of his daughlSr, Mrs.
Russell Lockett, Madison street.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. Edward d. Johnson, d. d., rec
tor of St. Anne's. The paiIbearers
were selected two from thy Moose,
Past Dictators P. NJ. Allio anEWilliam
o. Pick, the deceased having been a
Past Dictator in the order; two from
the Eagles, w Fl. Weaver and e. r..
Shawn, and two from Rescue Hose
Company of the city's volunteer fire
department, of which the deceased
was also a member, Bernard Hof and
Irving Herold.
Impressive services of the Orders of
Moose and Eagles were held at the
grave. The interment was IN Cedar
Bluff cemetery, Funeral Director B. L.
Hopping being in charge of arrange
ments.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-08
BUYS KIPPER PROPERTY
ON MARYLAND AVENUE

Another big deal in city real estate
has just been consummated. 1t be-
came known today that Philip Miller.
owner of the Republic Theatre, has
purchased from the Ripper estate, the
business property on Maryland ave-
nue., belonging to the Ripper estate
The sale includes the store occupied
by the tailoring establishment of f.
Joseph Schmidt, two-story structure
and also the one story building. oc-
cupied by John Boessel, jeweler, and
formerly the ticket office of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company. The con-
of the transaction is not
stated.
That Mr.. Miller had been negotiat-
ing for this property had been known
for some time. He has not announced
his future plans as to its disposition.
In the meantime, contractors are en-
gagged in the erection of a new store
on State Circle for Mr.. Schmidt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-08
BLAZE OF SATURDAY
NIGHT THOUGHT TO
Be "FIREBUCS" WORK
Discovered In Basement Of Old
Tilton Property, Flames Were
Soon Extinguished
TRACES OF OILS FOUND

Another Of the fires supposed TO
have been started by Annapolis fire
bug was discovered on Saturday night
in the house at Maryland avenue.
unarstakable in this instlnte as il
the blaze which occurred week age
at State Circle and East street. Both
of these latest fires have been started
rather early in the evening and it has
been due to this more than anything
else that they were discovered in time
to prevent serious conaagrations.
In the case of the Saturday night
blaze the alarm sounded at about
eleven o'clock, at which time there
were a number of people along the
lower part of Maryland avenue. At a
later hour it is probable that the blaze
would have gained more dangerous
start before its discovery
A short time before the fire was dis
covered Mrs. George Pfeiffer, who
saw man passing down an alley,
which runs between her home and the
building in which the blaze started.
The man walked beneath a window at
which Mrs Pfeiffer was sitting and
she had only a glimpse of the top of
his head. A few minutes after this,
the fire was discovered and the alarm
turned in. but before the engines ar
rived the blaze had been extinguished.
Nobody had been in the house since
forenoon, and these were men engaged
in repair work
An examination showed that the
"frebug" had made somewhat the
same preparation for this fire as for
the one on the preceding weekend A
quantity of infiamable material had
4segas piled. against a>deor in the base
ment kitchen, and oil soaked cloth
hung from the doorknob. The match
apparently was applied to the mater
ial on the floor, and the flame soon
spread upward. In this case, also as
in all of the fires in Annapolis for
some months past, the building was
not occupied. After the blaze had
been extinguished bottle which had
contained kerosene was found i'll the
room.
From the similarity of conditions
surrounding the fires there seems to
be little doubt that the same person is
responsible for all Of them.
The property at Maryland avenue
is owned by Robert l.. Werntz, who
was also the owner of the Colonial
Theatre, which burned last January.
Mr.. Werntz is making every effort
that he can to learn the identity of the
person who started the most recent of
the fires, and to this end is Offering
reward of $50 for information leading
to the arrest and conviction of the cul-
prit.
The city police, though working on
every clue that is left by the "firebug, .
seem to be unable to find real evidence
pointing in any direction. Meantime
the fires seem TO be getting back to
their old Saturday night regularity Of
last winter and spring, when the fire
bug" was so prompt in his work that
it was safe to make an engagement to
attend the fire with a friend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-08
DECLINE IN BUYING MAY
END SALE OF FOODSTUFFS

Gradually the sales in army foods
are falling off, and unless within the
next few days they show marked
increase or at least tendency to re-
main with some degree of constancy
around the present daily sales mark
the sale will be called off altogether
All who wish to make purchases of
the foods should do so within a short
time and not allow the sale to end
with their wants unsatsfed
Another thing which will hasten the
end of the sale of foods is the sale of
army clothing materials, which will
be begun as soon as arrangements
may be completed. This business will
be handled by a mail order system
and a great amount of work will fall
upon the Office as soon as the sale
begins.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-08
PLENTIFUL SUPPLY OF
PODUCE IN MARKETS

Fresh vegetables, fruits, and fowls
from the farms were plentiful in the
Annapolis market Saturday morning.
Marketing started early and was quite
brisk. There were many sellers and a
great number of buyers.
Among the most plentiful of the
products offered was sweet corn. Sew
eral cart loads were on hand. and the
price was steady at forty cents
Watermelons showed drop in price,
being offered at from thirty-five to
fifty cents. Lima beans sold at 45
cents, and tomatoes were not SO album
dant as last week.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-08
FOR AUTOS, ALL
YOU SCHOOL CHILDREN

Now that the public schools of the
city have opened for the term. ii is not
amiss to direct the attention Of all
parents to strictly caution their chill
dren of the danger that turks about
the streets through automobile acci-
dents. As children are wont to do
they frequently engage in reckless
play while going 10 and from school.
and as automobile traffic has greatly
increased. during the past few months.
the little ones. as we'll as older folks
should maintain much sharper look
out
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-08
THESE MIDDIES HAD
AN EXTRA HOLIDAY

Midshipmen of the third battalion
enjoyed Saturday afternoon a a holi-
day, granted by the superintendent at
the end of the series of athletic con-
tests that stretched over a period of
several weeks. At the end of the
events the standing in points of the
battalions was as follows: Third bat
TALON, 1856; first and second battalions,
140 each: fourth battalion, 135.
The reward for athletic supremacy
which was promised at the beginning
of the program was an extra after
noon off for the yietors, and Saturday
was chosen.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-08
SHORTAGE.
CAUSES 3 SCHOOLS
TO REMAIN uOSED
Those At Harwood, Leon And
Rock Point Did Not Rs sOpen
With Others TodaA
MAY GET SUPPLY, THOUGH

Because of the shortage in teachers,
three public schools of Anne Arundel
county, did not reopen toSAy along
with all the others. These schools
are at Harwood. Leon ard Rock
Point. Every effort was made to Sc
cure teachers for them.
All three of these schools are con-
siderable distance from Annapolis. and
.it is their remote location thas has led
to the difficulty i'll pursuadi.g teach
ers to take the positionR School
teachers seem to like a gayer life
than they can find in a place which
is so far removed that they could not
get to town at any time except on
holidays, and then only by ssneFspe
cial arrangement. They like movies
and SO the superintendent o. schools
has found difficulty, if he his not in
deed encountered an impossfSality. in
Influencing some pretty school marms
TO go down there and waste ger frag-
rance"
County Superintendent Geogge Fox
said this morning that al effort is
sun bGlHE H1du6 W III iuG 11b6lliOHS
hut admitted that there was not much
chance of their opening list now.
There is also a little doubt aegDut the
acceptances by several other teachers
of positions which have beEg given
to them by appointment of the Board.
1t has been impossible, for this rea-
son, to give a list of the teachers who
will have charge of all of the schools
in the county. II is thought however,
that the delay in sending Tia accep-
tances may he an oyersighF of the
tutors rather than an indication that
they do not mean to accept, and no
refasals are really expected.
Board OyercOmes Difficulty
! The filing of air aposftfons~ on the
schools of the county at first Fseemed
like a very difficult task, but a regu-
lation OF the State Board OFT Educa-
tion simplified the condition 80 con-
siderable degree, and made provision
for supplying every school with the
Continued On Page Twol
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-08
PRIMARY ELECTION
IS QUIET IN CITY
AND ALSO THE
COUNTY

Voting in today's primary
election is proceeding qgiet
but stadily, all over the
county. with indications chat
perhaps the total poll Sail
exceed that of any previous
primaries, because of the keen
interest that has been shawn.
Here in the city, however,
the voters did not begin to
stir around to any great ex-
tent until after / O'Clock. @Up
to that hour the vote record
ed was SON ewhat below nor
NAL. But at 3 o'clock, it be-
gan to get brisk. In the first
ward. $50 had voted up. to
that hour, and in the secDnd.
there had been recorded, sS5;
third, 172;, and fourth. : 81.
There are only 81 white reg
istered voters in the latter
ward, and about Go of taese
are affiliated democrats. &
The big rush of the day is
expected between 5 and 6
O'Clock as is generally the
case. as many of the laboring
men put off until late to east
their ballots.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-08
SATURDAY HALF DAY
HOLIDAY SOON TO END

The half day holidays on Saturday
for all Government employees at the
Naval Academy will end on the coming
Saturday. This concession is made
to the government labor during the
summer months, beginning June 10
and extending until September Is. The
holiday is greatly appreciated by all
classes OF labor at the government
reservation because it enables them
TO make the weekend rest more COM
plete or arrange some form of pleas
ure jaunt as they wish. Naturally
therefore, there is much regret that
the end of the privilege is near at
hand.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-08
Choir Bows To Resume Work

There will be a rehearsal of the
choir boys of St Anne's Church on
Thursday afternoon at 3:15 at the
choir room in the church. ii will be
the occasion of the first reassembling
of the choir boys since they were de-
mobliZed for the summer vacation.
Prof. George Webster, choirmaster,
will rehearse the boys preparatory to
singing next Sunday. and all are re-
quested to be present and on time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-08
hi 0F BALLOTS
ING WAGED TODAY
h OVER THE COUNTY
,,Ee A Bad Day For The
Makers, AS Voters Are
7,sing Neither One
FIGHT FOR SENATE

3an4 arundel county
mdiHe iu what is per
extraordinary primary
te local history OF the
are frangit with peculiar
rsted opportunities for
,aber on some kind OF a
..er8ln All scmblance of
a any direction disap-
H. Geld that entered for
rsee g0f away TO a final
..,s simply a scramble. At
Going 10 press one guess
sit Il about as good as
,turp about the primary
,a5y fhat distinguishes it
h ,he past is the strong
o aG indcpendcnce among
and pronounced determi-
assn that have cropped up
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-08
ARMY OF CHILDREN
BACK TO BOOKS AS
SCHOOLS RE-OPENED
Steady Stream Of Lads And
Lassies Seen About City
Streets Today
ALL TEACHERS ON HAND

With prospects of an increased at
tendance in all the classes the public
schools of Annapolis. in both High and
Grammar departments, re-opened to-
day for the scholastic term after the
usual summer recess of nearly three
months.
All of the teachers were on hand, the
several vacancies that occurred, hay
ing been filled, in spite Of the short
age that existed several weeks ago
And the ifew pupils, as well as those
from last year, who will advance a
class, were quite prompt in reporting,
in accordance with directions announc-
ed by Miss Louise Linthicum, prnci-
pal of the High School, and Miss
Josephine Riordan, principal Of the
Gramar Department
Today as is generally the case, on
the day of re opening, was given over
entirely to receiving new scholars an
assigning them TO class II fac; prdc-
tically the rest of the week will be de-
voted to detail work, so that the ac
tual routine of the school calendar
may be fully inaugurated on Monday
of next week 1t will, of course, be
unable to arrive at any definite figures
of attendance until all details have
been completed.
When the school bell rang out over
the air shortly before O'Clock this
morning, there was sorrow, mingled
with happiness among the great
throng of the kiddies who made their
way towards the public school build
ing on Green street, as well as among
the throng in the suburban sections
and the further outlying districts OF
the county.
Delightful picnic and excursion par
ties will have to be forgotten until.
another summer recess rolls around,
and no more will the lads be seen
about the swimming grounds or in
dulging in other forms Of pleasure.
Instead. the girls and boys will be
spending the afternoon and early
hours, poring over their
"readin,' writin,' rithmitic and spell
in and thereby increasing the num-
ber of kinks of gray matter in their
brains.
Little Johnnie and Sister Sue, and
all the other boys and girls OF the
town were up bright and early getting
their pencils, pads and other things
together, and "dolling up" just so
they would look their best to greet
their new teachers for the terms
work, though in nearly every class
there are some who will be compelled
to remain where they were last ses
sion because of failure in the annual
examinations last June. Fond mamas
ath ONE, were doubly glad TO get them
OFF for school, first because of the
realization that the feature of their
sons or daughters depends in very
great measure upon the extent of their
education, and secondly. they were
able to breathe a deep sigh of relief
at the anticipation of the quiet and
peaceful times in store for them, al
least for a few hours each day, for
there will be no worry over the mis-
chief that the little idle hands may
get into. or tugging at their apron
strings while they are endeavoring to
keep them supplied with school
clothes, or maintain a tidy household
as the case might be.