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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08

tn" daring maneu,er ~ jumping
from one airplune 10 another while
IN fnll flight was recently accomplish.
ell boy lieutenant ~ aviation, and
= pictured In Popular Mechanics Mag.
nzin". climbing down 20 the under.
carriage ~ the machine IN which he
had lrft the ground Gs passenger.
be reached the horizontal bar ~ the
landing chassis. Hanging 20 this, aud
executing ncrohatic eyolu,lons, he
awaited the approach 81 second ship
flying NJ n lower level. A. II came 10
meath him. he released his hold and
dropped onto It's top plane. landing At
a paint near the middle 81 the right
wing. while he had estimated the
relative speeds ~ the two machines
correctly and Judged his distance with.
out error, II still remained for HIN 10
obtain firm hold, or possibly suffer
the Inconvenience Of falling 5,OOO
feet
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
BIRD APARTMENTS RENT FREE
orehsrdIsts Seek to Encourage the
Woodpeeter 10 Settle In Their
Midst, ~ u Wen.

II may sound Ike Joke % speak
OF the manufacture 81 woodpecker
nests. but there IL actually q factory
In Maine that takes many orders for
such nests.
The hlrdhouses are constructed ~
pine blocks Is inches long and from
Ave 70 six inches In diameter The
back Of the block II squared 20 per.
NIT ~ the patent adjustment being
properly attached to the tree or placed
where the house N TO be located. n
canopy or top piece to keep out the
weather being made like a roof. A
perfect nest II drilled by q reamer.
within three inches Of the bottom Il
cork~crew indentntion ~ made 10 the
bird entrance, ms the toes Of the wool.
pecker are In pairs, two before and
two behind. With sharp. strong claw,
the whole structure ~ the foot making
II adaptable for climbing.
The houses mr.. sold 10 orchard
owners, ne the claim II made by the
ornithologis's that the wuodpecker' +
feed consists chiefly 81 insects AMI
their larvae. which the birds get by
digging into the bark and wood OF
trees. The woodprcker's tongue 10 M
important Instrument In obtaining
iis feed. NJ II cnn be- extended far be.
yond N" BIN, us ZIP being horny and
furnished with harb"d flamcnt
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
For Sale-Ford Roadster in
A.No. l condition. Demount-
able rims. See M. r. Martin.

W. +. Dow and family, Of 81. Jo-
,oph. motored Up and spent Sunday
N.th George Muray's. They We're
accompanied by Miss Fern Murray,
Sho has been visiting the past week
with her cousin, Dorothy Dow.
Cooley Grow, wife and children,
formerly 81 near Bigclow, but now Of
Holyokc, Colorado, are here on a visit
with relative and friends, coming
through in thcir car He reports
prospects fine for q good corn crop in
his section.
Mrs. George $. Lukens and hus-
band are entertaining her brothers.
Point. and Robert, OF Newport News.
Virginia. who has just been discharg-
cd from the service, having been in a
motor truck company.
William VI. Braush, living in the
Richvillc district, died in a 81. Joseph
hospital, Sunday night August 2,
1919. from heart disease and dropsy,
He was about g. yeats Of age, and "a
far as Is known has no relatives in 81
about this section, and for several
years has been living alone in an old
shack in that section.
If you can't work well in hot
weather take Prickly Ash Bitters, il
purifies the stomach, liver and bowels
and for;ifics the body 20 resist the de.
pressing influence Of summer heat. II
Is fine for working men. Price Sl.25
per bottle. Honninger Drug Co.
"A Mr. Emery, living on the Egger
place east of Oregon, accidentally shot
himself Monday of this week wh he
trying 20 unload his revolver. The
wound Is an ugly one, and he will be
laid up likely for some time. DR.
Keaney was called and did his par,
in relieving his patient Of suffering
Us far a. possible, and now must avail,
the results of natures work.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
FINALLY AeacMeD MS POINT
Ls~ye~s Fie~ery Eioqvsoos TUNED
Out TO De Prelude 10 VEN
Simple Request

Norman Hapsocd. the new minister
10 Denmark. vas taking about o
-whitewashing" case.
The case reminds me-" he said. "of
Pietro Libertini. q scion Of sunny
Italy. who vas on trial for q murder.
Gus assault. HIS lawyer defended hin
in this manner:
-'Your honor the lawyer beean.
my client. siEnor pletro Libertini.
comes from Italia "a Bella. land 81 rc-
nance, art and immortal literature.
He comes. your honor. from the sun.
angelo Buonarotti. Of the divine Raj.
faello and the undylng Dante Alighleri.
He comes from the oiive-crpwne'i
birthplace ~ Tnsso. Ariosto and the
humorous Boccsccio. Ills home 4.
Italia. prolific mother 81 ART and .ci.
ence progenitr.x Of Galyanl and Gall.
leo Galilel.'
AFTER the lawyer had gone on IN
this strain for about an hour the
Judge began 20 get impatient.
"what has all this got 20 90 with
the caseT he finally asked.
Ny poor words said the lawyer.
ere by way of preface. Ny client.
from immortal Italy. home Of the
painter and the sculptor, humhly
prnys this court 20 apply TO him the
very lowest form 81 pictorial art. He
rrays, your honor, 10 be white.
washed"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
To the Democratic Women.

As chairman OF the Democratic
County Committee Of Holt County,
| have been directed by the Democratic
State Central Committee OF Missouri
10 request the Democratic women OF
Holt County n assemble at their re-
spective voting precincts on Tuesday.
August IL, 1919, at , o'clock L. NJ, nj
which time and place they shall elect
one member from each township to
the Democratic County Central Com.
mittee.
The township committeeman 80
elected from eacA respective township
will meet ut Oregon. Missouri, for the
organization Of Woman's Democratic
County Committee, on Tuesday.
August -, 1919, at . o'clock. and
when so assembled, they shall elect u
chairman, secretary and treasurer.
i The member Of said committee who
shall be elected chairman of the Coun-
~ Committee shall become member
of the Congressional Committee, and
said Congressional Committee shall
meet on Tuesday. August 90. 1919, at
2 o'clock tpcrhaps in 81. Joseph, Mo-
NJ which place they will organize BY
electing a chairman, secretary and
treasurer Of said Congressional Com
mittec, and they will also elect two
members from the Fourth Congress
sional district to the Woman's Demo-
cratic State Central Committee.
This call is made 10 the Democratic
women Of Missouri TO give them equal
representation in County, Congress
sional and State politics, they having
been accorded full franchise with men
under the constitution of this state.
In conclusion permit me to urge up
on every democratic woman in this
county the necessity of attending this
meeting in your respective township
on the 18th day oil August.
Respectfully submitted,
II. G. RULEY,
Chairman Democratic County Central
Committee.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
ENCOURAGEMENT.

He (dejectedly)-Is this nnali Il
there no hope for mel
She--Oh. my. yes! There are lots
of girls not 30 particular as I am.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
VI. T.. Church Notes.

Regular services next Sunday morn
ing. Union services in the park Sun
day evening.
The fourth quarterly conference will
be held August 18th. DIR. Chas. Went.
worth will hold this meeting. DR.. De-
Long, our district superintendent, on
account Of poor health, viii probably
not hold any more quarterly confer
ences until annual conference. The
meeting on the 18th will be very i'm
portant. Every member of the Off.
cial board is urged to be present. The
Ladies' Aid, W. +. VI. s., and Sunday
school will kindly arrange report OF
the years work.
Duplex envelopes have been put into
use; one side for the centenary sub
scription, the other for local expenses
You will find a cordial welcome in
our church. PASTOR.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08

We are sorry ,o hear Of the con.
,inued Illness of Mrs. Lou Gibson.
Mrs. Hilma swanson, Of Kansas
City. l. the guest 81 Mrs. {. d. Took
and family.
Fired Cook and wife. Of Mound
City. were here Sunday evening and
heard Pinafore.
p. S. C"Sig") Noland has had a
now awning placed in front Of his
place Of business.
Wesley RoIock went 20 a 81. Jo-
serh hospital. Monday OF this week.
Tie IL quite n sick man and is threat
cncd with typhoid.
The Chrysanthomum society viii
meet with the cemetery committee
Friday. August 9. nj 2:30, at the home
~ NJ. Gar, nayfIa,n
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
Shoe Yourself at DAWSON'S.
Every Pair Guaranteed TO Your
Entire Satisfaction.

The Cunningham BROS, - W am
W. j., Of Rulo. Nebraska. were in Ore
gon, Monday of this week, On busi'
ness. 1hey are interested in banking,
and also have large real estate IN
terests on both sides Of the river, hav.
ing several hundred acres just west Of
Fortescuc, in Holt county.
Mrs. -. o. Spitzmssser, Of Oak
ley. Idaho, and Mrs. Lawrence killam
ami son. Gordon. Of Burley, Idaho,
after a two months visit with their
parents, wis. Kennedy and wife, and
other relatiycs. returned 20 their
homes last week. They certainly had
a great time while here.
Chester Lukens and wife. Of Kan.
Sas, are visiting IN oregon ana
vicinity. the guests 81 relatives.
Ernest Il. Burger, Of Casper,
Wyoming, u visiting his parent, u
Tieh Burger and wife. lie l. just
back from France, where he was q
member Of the Fourteenth Grand Di'
vision, 10Th Co., transportation Corp
in which he served over a year, III
will make witt ~ a month 0r tWo
DR.. J. 7. Chandler report. 9
daughter born 90 Fred II. Dorhbol.np
ami wife. ~ lorc.t City, August 81
which they have named friCdu LOUIS
ben MO.tcr, 81 ~. Joseph, visited
in Oregon, sunday last, the guest OF
numarou, friends.
William burlington, 0f the Sen.
tinCl force, visited with bis wife and
children, in -. joseph, last Sunday.
Len Waiter, one Of the leading
merchants of Corning, was business
visitor in Oregon, Saturday OF last
week.
Jesse Hicks has returned from the
Kansas wheat fields. He reports TIC
yield short Of what had been esti-
mated.
sheriff Crou,cr returned las,
week from a short business tnp u
Huron, South Dakota.
Mrs. Harold Kahn and little son
are visiting with her parents In Seat.
tie, Washington.
-Garah Carson, Of ST. Joseph, was
"a business visitor in Oregon, for a
few hour, Monday, last week.
DIR J. r. Chandler reports twin
boys born 10 Thomas Milne and wife
Of Forbes township, July 81. One OF
them only lived u couple Of days.
Mrs. Cora Ansc,mcnt. who is o
stcnogrnphor in Kansas City, after @
few days visit with relatives IN Ore
gon and vicinity, has returned % her
work. Her son, Ronald, accompanio,
her.
--CorTin Young, who has been
farming for his uncle, Aut Curry. this
summer, left last week FOR Kansas
where he will help in the threshing OF
wheat.
w. c. Swarner, County Agent u
getting another exchange list ready
for the press, Amy members Of the
Home Bureau who have anything 4
sell or wish to buy what others have
TO sell please call the Home Bureau
office or County Agents office this
week.--H. ID. A.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08

Miss Ellen Pennel has been enter
tanning her friend, Miss Julia OFT, of
independence, this state.
When there is hard work to do in
hot weather Prickly Ash Bitters proves
its worth as a stomach, liver and
bowel purifier. Men who use II stand
the heat better and are less fatigued
at night. Price 1925 per bottle. Hen
ringer Drug Co.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
Stock Hops and Catile.

Wire. write or call on u when want.
ing stock hogs and cattle. We spec
ialize in buying. --
DELL ". HUBBARD COMMISSION
co, s2l.3-5 Live Stock Exchange,
Kansas City, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
Attention. Comrades,

Members Of Meyer Post, G. A. r
viii be the guest Of their eomrade. W
VI. Morris. at his home. on Saturday
August %. 1919. Let every eomrade
BE- present. -
DASL ZACHMAS.
D. r. DODYSS. Commander.
Adjutant.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08

Mrs. Lucetta Hartman and Mrs.
Louise Beitehimer We're adjudged in
sane by our county court. Tuesday of
this week, and We're taken to the st.
Joseph asylum by Sheriff Crouser.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
For Sale.

My residence property, consisting Of
one lot with seven roomed house; goOd
barn and plenty Of fruit. -
J. J. LuKESS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
Personal and Otherwise.

The Maitland Fair will be he'd
August 20. %. y and -.
Henry Alkire has our thanks for
a fine lot o. Burbank plums. raised on
his farm. near Fortescue.
Philip Schultz. Of 81. Joseph, vas
here for several days. taking in the
chautauqua. and visiting with rela-
tves and friends.
For the first time in three years
all the railroads in the state will sell
round trip tickets 20 the state fair
which begins August l6.
Mis- Virginia Netherland is back
from her visit with Mound City rela-
tives, and j. as busy a. cranberry
merchant. making preparations u 20
10 Columbia 10 enter the safe Uni.
versity.
Oakley Morris and his cousin,
Miss Dorothea Owens, Of Perry, Okla,
are in Omaha. thus week, visiting with
their aunt. Mr.. Seva Nicholson. and
cousins, Margaret Conrad and Junior
Nicholson.
Miss Bertha Reynolds has return
ed home from Cheyenne Wells, Col
orado, where she has been with her
parents for a month. Mrs. Reynolds
and son. Blaine, will return in time
for Blaine 20 attend school. and Mr..
Reynolds will return a. soon a. the
building saay0r IL over
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-02

fnrrE he Thanksgiving Eayties ~
this season one couple cf East Chleag
Prof ard Mrs. r. y. Canine 81 Mont
lfagoun avenue had occasion to cele
brate their twenty fifth wedding ana
versary in rather an unusual way h
having groups 81 dinner parties for
their friends and ia trips to Chicag
IN which Their house guests particpa
led and included Nj Canine and y
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BOYS
RESPECTABLE DANCE

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The Calumet Chapter OF the Daugil
ters Of American Revolution met IN
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Win Mrs Charles faehter H 10th st
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world were heard among them 4a4-
Gurci who Is appearing this wees iii
grand opera IN Hlgule1to ID which the
club members were charmed to hear her
last night. 0thsr members were IN
Guided tAe Monastery Bells ana Tohn
nAeA ln Soma - ais latest pro-
auctions. 4 delightful repast was
served - tho evening waaeu ana Their
Was some change ID the committee per-
sonnal With the Mesdames r. E WH-
Aarns. , r. Hart, Horace f4erron and
Miss Neva 6weigart substituting roi
aosentees and the other Per, of the
committee comprised the Mesdamrs =
N Canine, Eavewteld. clyde Spencer
dns q and Pert Cgapper. The
entire evening was most hoapltablt
enc and thoroughly enjoyed. The neAs
meeting az Interest i the one scheduled
for this coming Saturday al the holas
81 Mrs. J A Patterson in Gary where
business pertaining to interest 81 gen
arai club viii be transacted ami the
members have been hidden IL spend the
day taking refreshments with them
which Will be served ali the noon hour
The start from here will be made at
1920 car Wa the South Shore and ar
rive IN Gary ia time 10 be present al
the demonstration in which Mrs Pat
tie ~ erdid uses -
be derived from he freiess cooker II
the preparations or meat and which VIII
Be part Of the days menu Att club
members who can 60 are urged IL dc
50
The Philathea Bible class ar tic E4rst
Baptist church of Indiana Harbor WIZ
meet this evening with Mrs r.. Il
HOWE at sSI9 NV street ! good at
tendance on the part of members IL
urged
sIrs Walter Kovert 81 Calumet whe
i very well known IN that part of the
cummuuity. and who was Anna sac,
niento before her marriage. was rus
ed - the Mercy hospital IN Gary yt
tevday after uufavorable symptoms sct
ta4eNt < la- hirgh st her first
born, ittie daughtsr The bahe IS
doing very nicely.
The q a. n. =. will PLAY the "a
fi-ld Night school at Basketball tai-
Thursday evening Of tits weak asa
promises to be very Interesting gan
Visitors over the Weekend at IT,
home Of Mrs. Enos :. prummond Ia f4.
street were DR.. J. T.. prummond. la
sen and Miss Carlson. 81 chicago. snd
Nr. Carl owen who j. completing hl
pharmaeial course III Chicago ana ta
Mesdames ". s. Kelley and r. Cole
Cary comprised TIE other guests
Mr. Robe-t Rrroa ,ffi4r ~ -.
Barring avenue VIII entertain ~ n,s,,-
beers Of the 30 Name CLUB this evenins
Mr. and Mrs Fred sweeney. tha ill.,.
Ter who was FIey Mcintosh. ina da4.cl.
ter 81 ". 4. McIntosh's In 144th x.re,
arc leaving Is make tneir future H..
! birmingham. Ala
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sTa~~s-...a h...t.a,
How easily q are may originate Is
by = Eorthsida householder who Will
sweeping a hall where ~ airshatt 4
place On the floor to admit ~ furnase
air circulation. brushed en- unlightt
match INTO tho receptacle and IN a few
moments after smeiIed smoke t
match having ignited in its dezeea
when il struck piece of hard snb
stance which had previously fa!ien ias
the same plaee. The gathered dusk nj
q most ideal seftsng Ter tire ana aa
e. - zsra@fE - hes ~ Oh ~
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NOTICE TO
CLASSIFIED
ADV Eh IISEP

All classified advertising must BE- PAID
for 5-Ttre 100 o'cl OK en- the dag III
oi-cat1eE.s bee11ninE October Isf. Ali
use who have monthly accounts are
.czltcd Phono aGverttrsrne nta vii 80
ccspteN usual huT rhEy must 10
al Tor before 12;o1 o'clock
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age Of urine, you will find relief in
The Washington herald., 1919-09-08
MARYLAND.

Cumberland. - Mayor Thomas
w. hoon has been elected an hon
orary member of Fort Cumberland
Post, No. l3. American Legion.
Homecoming. - The city council
has appropriated 500 toward home
coming entertainment here for the
soldiers. September "a.
Williamsport. After a suspen.
sion of nearly two weeks, due to q
bad break in the towpath on the
Four-Mile level, below this place
navigation on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal has been resumed.
Hagerstown. - For services rem
dered the French government while
stationed at Berlin. Ernest B. Site
ly' recently discharged from the
Army Field Clerks Corps, was
awarded the Croix de Guerre.
Williamsport. - The Washinaton
County Commissioners authorize c.
ID. Bell. David K. Cushwa and Mrs.
]. w. Lefever. the local school trus-
tees. to purchase a tract of land on
Springfield farm, adjoining WILL
Transport on the east, for a site for
new high school building.
Hagerstown. - The Rev. DIR. f.
M. Woods, in the ministry for fifty
two years. celebrated the fortieth
anniversary of his pastorate of the
Martinsburg Presbyterian Church.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-08
DIR. Strickland Fills Pulpit at En-
manuel baptist Church.

Explaining the rejuvenation of
the church. Rev. DR.. Arthur Strick-
land. of Providence. RhoGe Island
preached yesterday at the Imman-
uel Baptist Church, 18th street and
Columbia Road.
Everlasting life for the world. is
through knowledge Of God" he said.
Has not the Word been given to
US In the Bible that He is able to
save them to the utmost that come
into God by Him. seeing He liYeth
to make interCessiOn for them
We must give the Savior larger
vision for the carrying on of His
kingdom. from the messages left US
and the means from His word found
in the Book OF Job.
We are told that God is in the
Christ. and Christ is within us, His
disciples, and we that are in the
world must see Christ and then
God"
In Jesus prayer. just when He
realizes that He must die on the
cross for us, he says. I pray for
them, and pray not for the world
but for them whom Thou hast Civ IN
Me, for they are Thine He prays
not for His disciples. purity through
Christ and God, but prays for unity
among themselves.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-08
Memory of Lafayette Honored at
Grace Episcopal Church.

Memorial services in honor of the
one hundred and sixty-second anniver-
sary Of the birth of Lafayette were
observed at the Grace Episcopal
Church. Ninth and d streets north
west. yesterday.
The Rev. DR.. Meade Bolton Mac
bryde, pastor of the church. chose
Not Yet" as the topic for the morn
ing sermon.
The American patriots have not yet
repaid their large debt of gratitude to
Lafayette" declared the pastor I'VE
will not have cleared ourselves of this
obligation to the man who came to
our assistance n the hour of most
urgent need until we have established
a lasting peace on earth so that no
human mortal need engage in strife.
BY keeping faith in our Father. We
can alone accomplish this tremendous
undertaking, and man who is a
traitor to his Lord will surely be a
traitor to his country
Gen. Lafayette crossed the seas to
come to our aid and the Lord delivered
him through all dangers so that he
might assist a needy people, oppressed
by kingdom, to freedom and right
eOuSness and we owe to the memory
of that gallant Frenchman more than
mere earthly deeds. We owe to him
the faith to our Father. who delivered
him so that we might not perish"
The Washington herald., 1919-09-08
CARDINAL LAYS
CORNERSTONE
Exercises at Holy Rosary
Church Are Attended
By Dignitaries.

Attended by dignitaries of the
Catholic Church and representatives
of the various embassies and the
army and navy, Cardinal Gibbons
yesterday afternoon laid the corner
stone of the new church of the Holy
Rosary, at Third and F streets,
northwest.
Cardinal Gibbons was assisted by
the acting apostolic delegate, the
Right Rev, A. Cassie. Right Rev
Mgr. Shahan, rector of the Catholic
University, the Rt Rev. Mgr. c. F.
Thomas, pastor of st. Patrick &
Church, the Rev. +. Schwallenberg
pastor of st. Margarets Church, and
the Rev. n. NJ. de Carlo, pastor OF
the Holy Rosary Church.
The Italian Embassy was repre-
sented by Prince Alliata di Campo
reale, counselor of the Embassy;
Maj. Gen. Frank Mcintyre, u. S. A.
Representative James O'Conner and
DR.. Constantine MCGUIRE OF the In
ter-Allied High Commission. were
present.
After the ceremonies were over
Cardinal Gibbons was the guest OF
Louis p Gatti and Mrs. Gatti, at
their residence, 736 Fifth street
northwest, and then left for his
home in Baltimore,
The Washington herald., 1919-09-08
DELAWARE.

'Milford-Farmers have been losing
poultry in an alarming manner from
strange malady which kills them in
a few hours.
Sussex-Sportsmen in Sussex County
report an abundance of squirrels, and
many are being bagged.
Notwithstanding September Il a
camp is to be conducted at Browns s
Church. between Seaford and Bridge
vile.
The acreage in celery in Sussex
County will-he the largest for several
years.
Milford-An epidemic of summer
grippe is prevalent in Milford, and the
doctors are the busiest since the .'au''
was so prevalent last winter.
harrington The public schools
opened Wednesday, with two courses
long wanted added to the curriculum,
manual training and domestic science,
Newark-Schools have opened with
prospects of the most successful year
in their history. due to the betterment
OF conditions under the new code. The
board OF education has made MANY
changes among the teachers, with
Phineas Morris as principal.