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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-04-03
FROM REV. ". H. MAJOR

Through the courtesy of friend
we copy the following from letter
from Rev. w. H. Major, former pas
tor Of the First Baptist Church here,
now pastor of the Capitol Avenue
Baptist Church, Atlanta, Ca:
1--WE have just closed meeting
here in which we had 112 additions
to the church. have baptized three
times in the last two weeks, have 30
to baptize tonight, and will then
have a dozen still left. Of the liz
additions N were by baptism.
We are looking for hugs crowds
at the Southern Baptist Convention
in May-at least 5000. No matter
how many come, the auditorium is
large enough to hold all of them. II
is also centrally located.
/ am glad to hear that you have
engaged such good help for your
meeting in the near future. Reports
Of Covington work very fine. Give
my regards to all the folks"
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-04-03
GRAY = BoWDEN

Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock,
lat the Covington circuit parsonage,
Mr.. Claude Gray and Miss Mable
Bowden were united in marriage,
Rev. ]. A. Kelly performing the GER
emory, in the presence Of a few
friends.
The bride is the charming daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Walter Bowden, Of this
city Mr.. Gray is one Of Leigh's
Chapel's most prominent young men
and has host Of friends who wilt
wish him and Mrs. Gray every sue
cess and happiness. They will make
their. home at Leigh's Chapel.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-04-03

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The sun sinks in the west;
The day is ended.
The western sky Is aflame with rose
And gold, wonderfully blended.
The wind blows gently,
Bringing the fragrance Of new
mown hay.
Twilight comes stealthily,
Claiming the end Of day.
Birds twitter now in the tree-tOps,
Chanting an evening prayer.
Nature is hushed for nighttime;
Silence everywhere!
close my eyes,
Shutting out the scene before me.
Somewhere a door is opened,
Another sight ! see.
No longer the song-birds tWltter,
No longer the sunset glows.
Only angry guns thunder,
Hurting out death to their foes.
Out there where the shells are burst
ing,
In place called no-man's land,
A slender lad lies dying,
Gripped in Wars strong hand.
Wounded, thirsty, dying,
Calling again and again,
While Death creeps nearer and near
er;
Is his pleading all in vain?
I strain my ears to listen,
/ hear his broken prayer:
ooh, God--send help-quick!"
God send the Red Cross there.
Written June, 1918, by Dell Gull
breath.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-04-03
CovinptOn Circuit

Rev. J. A. Kelly, Pastor
Preaching at Garland at II am.
old time.
Elm Grove, 8 pm. Speeches by
minute men.
Hebron-Sunday school at 10 am.
old time. Come everybody, to reor.
ganize Sunday school. Speeches by
minute men.
Leigh's Chapel-Sunday school II
am, old time. Speeches by minute
men.
Pastors subject for Garland anC
Elm Grove, "Who Christ Sent to
He'll"
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-04-03

Messrs. J. M, T. T., D. E. and ]. w.
Bragg, o. L. Smith, Robert Davis,
Felix Hunter, E. J.. and Edwin Turn
age, R. M. Turnage, w. H. Barton,
DR.. H. B. Harrison and VIM. McCul-
Tough, of Randolph and Gilt Edge and
.vicinities, were visitors here Friday.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-04-03

Red top, timothy, red clover and
lespedeza all make fine pastures and
hav crops. Get the very best seeds
from M. A. Walker & Co.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-04-03
EUCLID AND JOHN D.

Z Euclid is a steel gray, 16
3 hands high, and weighs
B 100 pounds. He was sired
! by j. HI. L., 2::O8h, sire Of
: Ardel, 2::20; Five Points,
B 2:lO; Willie Robertson,
\ z:18A; first dam, Burts
{ Lee by Domino Pointer,
! 2:19A second, Lady May,
B Kentucky saddle mare.
! Individually, Euclid is a
combination horse. He is
/ an excellent saddler and
! driver. He is a sure foal
I getter, and has to his credit
q number of fine colts.
! JOHN ID. is a black Spanish
; jack, Is hands high, and
I has large bones and ears.
He has to his credit as a
sire a number of fine mules.
You will make no mistake
I ii breeding to him.
TITS horse and jack will
the season of 1919 at
my barn ] mile south Of
Coyington, on the Mason
(, TERMS: To both horse and
Jack, $1,000 to insure colt;
money due when mare is
known to be with foal, or
traded.
| also have a registered Big
Type Poland China boar,and
offer his services to the pub
lie at $500 at the gate, with !
return privileges.
GEORGE DYE +;
AZ a. 4 H1S
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-04-03

One hundred Moon buggies Just
received makes fine selection to
buy from. M. A. Walker & Co.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-04-03
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Liberty and Oak Grove
Baptist Churches
Rev. I. Riley Davis. Pastor

hEf. l. Alley 0hflh5 = aStlA
Services next Sunday morning 81
Liberty at the usual hours, and al
Oak Grove in the afternoon. The
Oak Grove Sunday school will OBJ
serve the missionary program. The
Liberty Sunday school viii have
a similar program no the second Sun
day afternoon.
The fifty Sunday meeting, which
began at Liberty Friday night, was
a decided success. The addresses
We're excellent and the congregations
large, and the eats bountiful.
The church building fund is grow
ing rapidly, and the church is enthu-
siastic over the prospects of the new
building.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-04-03
lhIILLARD
w Storage
BAT TERIES

After looking at five other
makes of batteries, we decid-
ed and took the agency for
the Willard Storage Battery
because it is the best. Used
on 80 per cent Of American
cars. It has given the best
of service.
We are prepared to take care
Of all battery trouble and all
car troubles. Nothing too
Large or small. Give us a
trial.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-04-03
LOCAL NEWs

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Evening journal., 1919-11-20
COUNTY OFFICIALS
HURT IN ACCiDEt'
Riding in Auto That Collid
With Another Car on
dupont Boulevard
SHERIFF is
SERIOUSLY INJUR
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. Nov. 2O.-Whil9
turning from Milford Tuesday
where they attended The School .
meeting, the automobile Of Clt
Trultl. a farmer living between &c
town and Springfield Cross Roads
lided with another car. Both tur
turtle ard both were damaged
identity of The driver Of the other
was not learned.
With Truilt were Deputy Sheriff
Mitchell, Deputy Pro.honotary Eve
VI. Barr, Mr.. West and a brother, FL
els Truitt, and all were injured. w
The machine Of Truilt side-swiped
other car and upset, all Of the oC
pants were pinned beneath j.. Dep
Proihonot3ry Barr managed to get
and then assisted 'he others to or
from under the car.
Within a few m.Iutes, the automol
of County School superintendent b
HardestY, accompanied by Prof. A
ander Harrington, Of Georgetown, ci
along and brought The injured men
Scaford.
Chester Truitt, owner Of the cars
Gained a deep scalp wound, whFh
quircd three stitches TO close, and a
a cut above the left eye. His brotl
Francis Truitt, was cut about the he
Deputy Sheriff Mitchell, i. is feai
has a fractured skull, and was inju
about the shoulder and side. Mr.. B
and Mr.. West escaped with sli
bruises.
The extent OF the injuries Of the n
with whom hey colleded is no. kno'
as within a few minutes he got Il
an automobile going in the direction
Milford.
The accident happened within +,
Milford, and at the time
car with which Truitt collided y
going north. The owner is reported
be a man named Emory.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
NOVEMBER 20.


This mentality always has a purpose
in lfe. knows how to get the most
out Of life and what, where, and when
90 aim.
The temperament is determined, care
ful. thrifty and energetic. The genius
viii be found in organization. in fine
executive ability and good judgment.
The birthstone is a turquoise
All persons born under this BIRTH
dale are under the sign Of Sagiltarius.
meaning The archer II is the last sign
of the fire tripliclty and the governing
planet is Mars.
The Want Ads will be helpful TO
hotels and restaurants and walters.
chefs and general hotel help, will find
positions by advertising.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
PUBIC SALE

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A UCTION SAl.ES-ANY DESCRIPTION
A anywhere. II you want tu sell. see
Hamilton. the square deal auctiOnee- and
farm agent. 705 Madison St. Phoue 734S-W'
Octi-3m.
DUBLIC SALE-wILL SELL AT pTTR.
lie sale. at his farm In road LEADING
from Newark 20 Stanton. Thursday. 30,
vember p. 1919. at 1.30 Il. NJ, 125 hogs
turkeys, guineas, hay and machinery.
Ninety days credit.
JOSEPH +. EASTBURN.
nnv2l-'l-2i. Marshallfon.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
Statesmen WANTED.

rTnE AMERICAN ART WORKS, OF
4 Coshoctou. Ohio, recognized leaders Of
the speciality advertising field, have some
attractive territory available in Delaware
and Eastern Maryland. We are interested
In hearing from statesmen Of experience who
desire a liberal commission proposition on
n weekly remittance basis with the oldest
and largest institution IN the industry We
manufacture and control exclusively
complete line OF Art and Commercial Cal
endars, monthly advertising service and
wide range OF attractive quick selling
specialties IN cellulOid and leather. Can
assure permanent year-rOund employment
with steady progress 20 men Of energy,
ambition and real ability. Contracts now
ready for the 1920 season, which opens De-
cember 20. Please give age, experience
and references. first letter. nOv17-0t.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

FoR sALE-cHEvRoLEr. 5-PAssEN-
ger, splendid condition. new paint
new rubber AIS w. 22nd st. nov20-St.
EOR SALE-OVERLAND CAR, A.
4 cylinder, 1916 model, cheap. Apply 620
Hast 4nird D. hoN-V--I
TOR sALE-oNE 1919 PAIGE FOUR
passenger, cheap. Phone 3gJ7-W.
EoR sAIE-10ls FORD TOURING, DE-
Il mOuntab,e rims two extra tires and
tubes. Apply 2f0l Monr9e ST. novlS-St
TOR sALE-HUDsON sUPER-sIX. C..
4 A. Finerty, Gomery Schwartz. Fifth and
orange SITS nOv1i-Gt.
EoRD CAR-cYLINDERs RE-BoRED
az Strong's Gafage. Third and connell
streets eoct3i-1m.
TOR sALE-MAXWELL TOURING CAR.
$50; Oakland car, $500: $500 down,
balance monthly. Address II. %. Box 129,
Richardson Park. Del nov2O-3t.
nor SALE. FORD ROADSTER,
4 equipped with elf-starter Al condi-
tion. Apply AZ w. 22nd st. Phone 72Gl.
nov20-3t.
HUN SALE Oh TRADE fOUA- IL LIN
Il der 1916 Oakland touring. for Ford
touring. with cash consideration. Call
Holly Oak, 39-J-1 nov19-3t.
TOR SALE-STUTZ ROADSTER NEW
Il rubber; one J-passenger sedan; both
cars good as new. Auto Service Co.. zoos
West St. Phone 7f45. n0vl9-3t.
USED TRUCKS, 4 TO 5is TONS. SEW
L eral dumps. Unique easy terms. j. ID.
Greenlees Agent, SO Washington st.
nOv11-lm.
ToR sALE-ONE FORD DELIVERY
Il car, with large body, suitable for light
hanling. Grand Union Tea Co, go King
st. novi-u
EOR sALE-101s CHEVROLET 1918
Il Haynes, 1916 Overland; all in
fine shape; will sell cheap OF trade on
other cars. George d. Wright & Son,
smyrna, Del noY-O-lt
OVERLAND 5-PASsENGER TOURING. .
~ excellent running order, electric lights
and starter. good rubber, extra tire ON
rear A real bargain for quick sale West
Ninth Stree Garage 00Sia West Ninth st.
nOvlS-3t.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
BUSINESS CARD

II AGS; NEWSPAPERS. METALS. FUR
IL niture, mems clothing and All finJs
Of junk, We pay highest prices i'm Deia-
ware. NJ. frankel, successor to II Slonn
l0l Madis0n 81. y. q A a1ln irln- BY, -.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
RusINEss nppnnIIiNITY

IF you HAVE a BUSINESS PROPOSE.
tion worth Investment Of $500 win
form partnership. Address W-S7. Evening
Joufnm blnce. nOvt9-2t
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
UpHOLSTFRING

DARLOR AND LEATHER FURNITTJRE
our speciality; material supplied: reas-
9naDle prizes work guaranteed. Prompt
son 81 sugi0-1yr.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

EOR SALE TWO BRICK STORES A..
Il dwellings. containing eight rooms ea
in good condition. on the main street
Avondale. Pa. One has oven in the cell
good opening for bakery The other bu
Apnlv 20 George Turner 1901 West SevoT'
ST. or Mundy Is Co, 7O6 Market street
nov1S-eoa I'm.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
WANTED
HELP WANTED.

XVANTED-MAN AND WIFE TO TAKE
W charge OF apartment house. good
position for right party; no objection TO
Apply 1913 West ST. novi7-6t.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

EoR SALE-FARM. G5 ACRES. /
Gated on stone road. five miles fr
Wilmington. near Silverside r. Il. stati,
five acres Of woodland. COOL pasture, W
running water, variety OF fruit. 0-ro
house; Gll necessary farm buildings. Il
buy for real farmer. Speculation or
lne home. Bought on easy terms. J.
Hamilton. 70j Madison St nov20-3t
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
CASES OF
SMALLPOX In STAT
Special to The Evening Journal

Special to The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN, Del, Nov. 20.-Fo
cases Of smallpox are said to have {
velOped at a home on the road betwe
Georgetown and Millsboro. The cas-
are not virulent, and according 10 3
ports the sufferers are out Of dang
10 is stated that in Indian River d
irict there are many cases Of the d
ease. in a mild form. Thus far
deaths have resulted
At the office Of the state Board
Health, in the public Building here.
was said today the records Of the Boa
showed a total Of p cases Of smaIlp
in the State at present all in Suss
county. Six cases clcurred last Ju.
and July, and there were six duri
October. This number has doubled
the present month. y.
The cases have been extremely mir
but are undougtedly smallpox. w.
added, as the malady has been dngd5s
cd by an expert engaged by thu Sias
Board.
The Board maintains that II all r6
dents Of the districts infected would I
vaccinated. there would be little trout
in stamping out the disease. and tt
cost Of cOnfning It would be great
lessened. The counties have to p
costs Of quarantining and also have
provide medical care, nursing and 70
and clothing for families unable 10 pr
Niue Tor themselves. The six Eases le
June and July cost nearly $1,000 alor
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
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A DMINISTRATRIN SALE OF REAL
"a ESTATEt
BY virtue Of an order OF the Orphans
Court, viii be exposed to sale at public
auction or vendue.
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1919.
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at the County Court House. Wilmington,
Delaware the following described real es-
tate. late Of Morris Goldstein. deceased, to-
wit:
170S West Eighth street. with a front Of
Is feet and a depth Of "a feet. with brick
dwelling thereon.
For fun description and terms OF sale,
derslgned.
LENA GOLDSTEIN. Administrators.
AARON FINGER, Esquire. Her Attorney.
Attest: NORMAN =. CROUCH, Clerk O. c.
Wilmington, Delaware. November 3, 1919
nov13 l5-1S-20-2l.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
FOR SALE

USED CARS AND TRUCKS
- Newly painted auc repaired.
1918 Buick llgEt delivery.
1913 Chevrolet 400 touring car
1917 D-4J Buick touring car
1918 Chandler roadster. wi winter top.
1917 Studebaker f-tOn tru X
1911 Studebaker light delivery.
1917 1-ton Vim truck.
AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
Oct25-tf. 221 -223 ". Tenth st.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

TOR sALE-ONE 1919 PAIGE FOUR
Il passenger, cheap. Phone 30J7-W.
nOv19-3t.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
ron RENT or sALE

beautiful TEN ROOM HOUSE
- Ciaymont, Del. Electric lights.
water heat; wonderful home or board
house Penn-Del. Dev. Corp. $50 Markell
Phone 72lG, Dovf3-t
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

TOR sALE-HOUsE, LOCATED on I
Il Tenth street, seven large. airy roo
and bath, completed; porch in rear n
toilet. Apply O2l Concord Ave nov1Sl
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

FOR sALE-A FINE HOME AT GO
don Heights, overlooking the De
ware river; high elevation with n beau
fui view six large rooms. bath, pant
st0reroom, heater: model LITTLE home
the right price. $1,000 down takes it.
W. Hamilton, 70j Madison st. nov2O
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

nor E-CHEyROLET 5-PAsSEN-
4 ger, splendid condition. new paint.
new rubber. AIS W. 22nd ST. nov2O-3t.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

EOR SALE OVERLAND CAR, A.
cylinder. 1916 model, cheap. Apply go
East Third ST. nov2O-et
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

7 OTIS FOR SALE-SEvERAL AT 25'
II and Jcssup streets. and on Pine sire
severed and near Market street and W
uever avenue cars Special Inducements
you want TO build. Terms 10 sniff d
chaser. John j. Sturgis. 222 West St
& A. Phone 3Oi1-J. septiG-t-t-s -6n
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
REAL EsTATT-FOR sALE- !.

NOR SALE-CITY AND SUBURBl
Il homes. Have list mt old prices Il
may suit you. VIM. II. Jones, S23 Ship
street. nov20-3t
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
MUSICAL

ANNA MAY WEIGH
TEACHER or PIANO, TOUCH. TECH
NIQUE THEORY. j12 W. Twenty-seconl
ST. ID. q A. 1TSS-W oct2l -eod-lm.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

TOR SALE-71G-71S-72 FRENCH
4 90 feet front, on French street. runni
through TO Walnut St. Suitable for apa
ment or business. Walnut street end
property Is improved with two-storv bui.
ing that could be used for garage. NJ
J. g. Moore us French st. nov19-1nl
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

DELIABLE MOVING AND HAULING
IL to any place. Greatest care used: -er-
Gray Ave. Orders takrh ut SOS y. Iacf-
son St Phone TYR sppt5 Ivr.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
AUTOMOBILES Fou SALE.

NOR SALE-FORD TOURING CAR AID
dress S26 Evening Journal Office.
nov1S-3t
Evening journal., 1919-11-20
AGENTS WANTED

L I'VE MAN WITH FORD TO DEMON
II strate and sell the J. C. NJ AcceleratOr.
Liberal proposition. J. G. Mewshaw. ~
Stock Exchange Bldg. BALTIC, Nd. nOvi4-6t.
Evening journal., 1919-11-20

Studebaker Runabout. self starter. $3.50.
1917 Lexington Chummy Roadster
1918 Buick siX-cylinder Touring.
1917 Vim Truck.
1917 Oakland Roadster.
One Ford Touring
One Ford Roadster
The above cars may he purchased on
our convenient monthly payment plan IL
desired. Act quick. Open evenings, TO o
o'clock. SEE MIR. RATLEDGE,
nOv6-tf 1925 French st.
FOR SALE.
1-f91G Briscoe, 5-pass. .S400. 90
1-1Ol7 Briscoe, 5-pass. ............ .Sian. 90
1-l92O Briscoe. 5-pass. $4,000
Ibis Oldsmoblle, 5-pass.. G-cylin-
der ............ observation-disclosures $3.50 %.
1-kissel Truck. IL ton ............S $4,000
We take cars on consignment and sell
for cOnsicuor at their figure
CLIMAX MOTOR SALES Co,
Phone 57jD-W. 3tst and Market Sts
nOv13-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-02

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STANDPAT

Waeonda, Or, March 29,-( Editor of
The JOUrnai)-Enthused by our slogan
"Be Kind to the Stranger" the Wa
eonda basket social given ON March 29
was rOusing success. 1t is 4 slogan
every city and hamlet in Oregon should
not only adopt, but practice. The Com
mercial club should see that it became
our state slogan, and don't forget l
told you SO.
Pomona, southern California, wnere
every individual community, church and
school practice their slogan, ''Be Kind
10 the Stranger, is the one city 1 re-
member most kindly while travelling
with my brother for his health. Kind
mess is remembered longer than any
thing. Standpar, is another slogan, 1
selected for WaeoHda. l take II from
observations of st. Paul, Oregon. Ev-
crybody liyng in st. Paul viii nve or
die for st. Paul. If you don I believe
me just say something against that com
munity and you viii soon find out.
From our nations l select another slo-
gan, "United We Stand Divided We
Fall, - locally this is true of every com
munity. Any place is dead and unpro-
gressiye when it fails to be unlSeu, and
up to the time. Waconda has always
been a literary town, its talent is seat
tered all along its highways ana by
ways, the whole surrounding country
turns out to do justice to their enter
tainments Mrs. Habert, who started
the latest basket social and landed $62.-
10 for the baseball grounds, has the
gratitude of the boys and the audience,
and for the season s accommodation for
all, l would suggest they buy the land,
the future generations would call them
blessed. Other social woud Drgag prof
it and amusement. Once again baskets
of eats, representing ships and anchors
and hats, the minds beautiful basket
creations, could be auetiqncd off by our
own Albert Egan, once agarn, charmed
by our little prima donna, Kathryn
Keene, and all the others, who SO kind
ly did and will assist, with thanks to
Mrs. Nellie B. Wolf of Portland for her
address, she being the stranger in our
midst, l invite all to come again.
ELLA NJ. FiNNEY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-02
Rev. John Boyd Speaks
AT Monmouth Norma

Monmouth Or, April 2,--Dr. John
H. Boyd, pastor Of the First Presbyter-
ian church of Portland, addressed the
normal students and faculty recently,
taking for his subject "Amerieanism
and Citizenship The principal point
stressed by Dir. Boyd was that Ameri-
ea s form Of government, though striy-
ing toward democracy, is still in the
experimental stage as & true democracy
is an achievement, not gift, and the
surest way to bring it about and make
il permanent is through a system of
education that eduestes, not only the
mind and body, but also the soul.
Miss Brown, Y. w. c. A. student sec
retary of the colleges Of the northwest,
was recent visitor at the normal in
the interest of the organization. She
is a graduate of National Y. W. train
ing school in New York and Of Mt.
Holyoke college and has been assigned
permanent as travelling secretary to the
northwest colleges.
President and Mrs. Aekerman left
Saturday to attend the Inland Empire
association at spokane, which eonvcnes
there Wednesday Of this week. The
first OF the week they are spending at
the Ellensburg aud Cheney nOrmals.
Miss Laura Taylor, head of the physi-
cal training department and Mrs. Cur
ran. of the rural school department, are
also scheduled to speak at Spokane.
Cyril Richardson. Of Independence, a
former student Of the normal and a
member of CompanyL, WITS an interest
ing speaker az chapel last Monday. Tho
Young man has recently returneo from
France where he took part in some Of
the hardest fighting which marked the
closing days Of the world war. He was
quite severely wounded at the battle of
the Argonne and had many INNING ex-
pericnces 10 relate.
Joseph f. Bogynska, who graauaGed
from the normal in 1918, writes friends
here that he has been selected to at
tend an English university % study
law. He was attending the University
Of Chicsg0 az the time of his enlist
mcnt This is considered a signal hon.
or and Joe 5 friends here are proud Of
him.
''Thc Passing Of the Third Floor
Back, - was filmed in the normal audi