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The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-10-15

All Who Fail 10 Answer Questions.
Are Slain.
FOOD PRICES ARE FABULOUS
Houses IRE Under Guard and Womsn
Are Shot When Their tiusbands Are
Suspected Of Observation-Disclosures
and Families Of Army Officers Arc
Keptin Special Concentration Camps.

1t Is hardly possible to recognize
Peuo@ad today owing to the terrible.
changes within q month Terror has
SO increased that nobody speaks in the
streets, trains, or pu1iic places. People
regard one another suspiciously, fear
Ing informers. Soldiers especially avoid
speaking to one another, proving the
prevalence OF provocateurs Of the Red
army, writes John Pollock in New
York Sun.
Social life to all intents has ceased.
III every house there is only one entry,
either the front or back door being con-
stantly shut. At whichever open end
communist sentry is posted he de-
mands of all newcomers first their
identity papers, also their right to
walk in the street, and then questions
them as to whom they are going TO see,
who lives in the family, what they do,
what is.the business Of the visitor.
II the answer is satisfactory the visi-
tors pass in; if unsatisfactory they are
crested, taken to the commlssariat and
thence to the fortress of Peter and
Paul, where generally they are shot
without question. The recent execu.
tlons carried out at Peter and Paul are
no Bnger in ones and twos, but in
whole groups by special machine
gun detachment The bodies are
mostly thrown into the Neva. Some
mos they are fished out by milltla-
men. The militia now is armed with
old-fashioned carbines. All rifles sent
to the front also are reduced in num-
hers.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-10-15
The Story Of a Tnrref captnin

1He SIoTy oT q turref ~apt0In
Promotion IN the Navy comes quickly TO
those who qualify for higher ratings. In
March 1899 A. p. Nilsson enlisted in the
Navy as an Apprentice Seaman, 3rd class.
In April 1907 he was rated CHEZ Turret
Captain. His pay today 10 Sl6s.76 per
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17
Pendu Cuvcrn|l Roman 81 Or
|QancIe dc Control dc aCaSa.

Gu bru de doar pc cap pcntru capc
G 0 halima.
Uni acei pus biru 81 primesc doari pc Romni
nostr pecuit pc gir carl primesc BAN:
81 beeaza chiantele pasapoacc penru econstruca
ati
palat frumos cee din povesle nj
bnica cind
dar ee ba ai multmea
penru pasIs cee atc pc colo pomenm de ee
atfc e il tale capu 81 une pa
lor din punga lui Tot stu moi earl
pretindem atotstiutori sm
dat prie sim de vobe putem lua din docmen
certified banlor
din scamatoriie iachirilor din India
ST ntege ntelege cneva din
earl lie lbereaza msiunea pentru ban pmee
de astrace ntelesu lo nci fina din Crengas'
deSega cimitura.
Iaa copia ida citan liberata penru
81 penru motive nteles acopert)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17
AVIZ.

Biroul pentru eliberarea de
pasapoarte din Cleveland, Ohio,
aduce la cunostinta Rominilor
interesati ca, in vederea grabirel
eliberarei pasapoartelor acelor
carl s'au prezentat deja acestul
Birou, s'a decis ca
fncepind de Joi, 1S septembrie
nu So va mai print nici Q cerere
noua, deci nimeni sa nu-si para,
seasca lucrul sau afacerea pima
la o nou& inStiintare.
Ca Vincri, 19 Septembrie So
vor elibera pasapoartele celoi
carl au capatat numere de Ii
19Ol-230O.
Luni, 20 Septembrie sc vOr Il
bcra acelora carl au capatat nu
mere de la 23Ol-25O0.
MART, % Septembrie Sc vor g
|libera la Massillon pasapoartel'
celor din localitate; lar
Mercuri, "a Septembrie la Gle
veland acefor carl au capatat nu
mere dc la 15O1-28OO.
Cleveland, 16 Sept. 1919.
Mih&escu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17
ULTIMA ORA
noapte intre White Point 81

noapte intrc White Point 81 Port
land.
S'au TRIMS in graba ajutoare
pc teritorul devastat. Sc asteapta
ajutoare din Laredo, San Anto-
Mo 81 alte puncte.
Rapoartele de dimineata de la
refugiatii din Aransas Pass, di-
strictul Rockport, indica ca pa
gubele in proprietati sunt mari
Perderea in vieti Sc crede ca
nu-i mare. Sc zice ca orasul Port
Arkansas, Ia capatul de nordest
al insulei Mustag, fost ruinat.
Valurile marii la Corpus Girls
| ii an fost inmate pc uscat de un
uragan Gu yiteza de IS mile pc
ceas. Apa pc strazile 1orasulni u
Ire . adincime de xece urine.
North Shore, orssul de resort
lde pldcefe, ) fost "a totul mimi
lcit. 4. Is q.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17

Rapoartele primite de dincOlo
spun ca eabinetll lui Bratianu a
cazut, lar dl Take Ionescu fost
incredintat Gu formarea noului ca
binet. Sc crede Cd aceasta preme-
nire va aduce schimbare in po-
Utica Rominiei fata de ocuparea
tinuturilor unguresti, la fel trata-
tul GU Austria Sc crede ca va Fl sem
nat de catra delegatii romini. Ia
ke Ionescu are Influenza, pc care
putini dintre barbatii politici au
in cercurile diplOmatice engleze
De noul cabinet legam multe spe-
rante, mai ales i'm chestiunilc inter
rationale speram Cd vom clStigs
mai mutt success ca III trecut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17
GREVA LUCRATORILOR DIN
INDUSTRIAL DE OTEL.

CHICAGO, 16 Sept. = Mem
bril- de Ia llniunile lucratorilor
din imdustria de otel din Chicago
81 jur au primit ordin ca Lunl
la orele a. m. sa iese in greva
Dupa cum spun sefii uniunilor
in Chicago 81 jur eel putin 15O
800 slucratori vor iesi in greva
fesa aceasta va paraifza infr
stria de otel din Gary, Indiana
Indiana Harbor, Ind, South
Chicago, East Chicago, Joliet
De Kalb 81 Milwaukee.
Fruntasii uniunilor Sc vor in
truni deseara ca Sc faca aranja
rilc finale pentru greva ce va a
yea loc in acest district.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17
SERBAREA ZILEI RUINEI LA
RHEIMS.

Rheims. - In memOria ace
lora care si-au perdut viata la
Rheims in acest razboiu, la fel 81
in comemorarea inceputului bonn
bardamentului SYSTEMATIC al ger
manilor de a rnina frumoasa ca
tedrala, ziua de IA Septembrie
de aci inainte va Fl observata in
fiecare an ca ziua memOriala.
Mime Sc v0r pune cununi pc
mormintele din afara de ora,
pentru locuitorii Rhims-ului, ca
re au cazut in acest razbOiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17
URAGAN DEvASTEAzA Goa.
STA GOLFULU| MEXICO.
PERDERI DE A MILIOANE.
RapOatc necOnfrmac Idea numaru| mNtM IA l2O.

CORPUS CRISTI, TEX, 15
Septembrie. - De la cincispreze-
ce la douazeci de persoane sunt
moarte, 1900 All ramas fara locu-
inta 81 $4,0O0,O00 paguba in pro-
prietati este estimatia oficioasa,
in uraganul tropical care a bin
,tuit aici timp de "a ore.
Orasul este in mizerie 81 maio-
rul Gordon Bone a TRIMS urma-
torul APPEL guvernorului Hobby la
Austin:
va rog trimiteti indata doua
companii din garda nationala GU
ajutoare 81 alaturati-va la un a
pei, pentru un ajutor financiar
Conditiunile aici sunt deplorabile
81 Sc cere un ajutor imediat."
Tribunalul este intrebuintat ca
morga. Gel putin douasprezece
persoane pluteau All noapte in ba.
ia Neuces, unde au fost inmate
de valuri. Ele sc tin de grinzi $
alte faramaturi din ruinele ca
selor. Cele citeva luntrii ramast
ne distruse de furtuna sunt in
trebuintate spre salvarea lor.
Orasul a ramas fara apa d.
haut. All noapte ma fost lumi
na 81 nici gas 81 cantitatea d.
hrana nu-i indestulitoarc. Sc te
me ca daca .nu yor sosit ajutoar
I + pima "a miiii6 mine diinineata, suferint
are sa fie mare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17
Italia are nina liberia in fiume.
DOUAzECI 81 SASE MI S0LDATl STUNT in 0RAS;
TRUPELE FRANCO -ENGlEZE PARASESC ORASUl.
CADN[Tu Luz MTl Sc ca[Df CA Va eADEA.

PARISLl.l5 Sept. = Douazeci
81 sase de mil soldati italieni Sc IL
fla acum in orasul Fiume, dupa
cum spun ultimele informatii pri-
mite de delegatia italiana de la
conferinta de pace. Trupele En-
glcze au parasit orasul, coborind
steagnl la cerinta lui D'Anunzio.
Italienii primcsc ajutoare me-
reu de la soldatii ce dezerteaza
din arlnata regulate Aici este tea
ma Cd guvernul lui Nitti va ca
dea ca un reznltat al denuntarii
facute de catra premier, acuzind
pc D'Anunzio.
Tittoni, ministrul. de externe i
Italian Sc va intoarce Ia Roma mil
ne.
Consiliul suprem q decis astazi
"a sd lase pc Italia ca So .limpe-
zeasca singura situatia, conside.
rind chestie pur domestica.
ca toate aceste reprezentantil
4 doua puteri mari au insistat Cd
Q necesar rezolva odata chestis
cu Fiume ca Sc nu mai dea loc Il
incidente de acest fell
Delegatia de pace americana Fl
ina fara informatii din Washing
ton, LID q putut ls,a masuri final
I I II aceasta chestie 4
& )ups cum nm firile pzinaitl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17

ST bine Ambcc chianti bcrae de
poarta acciasi Aug accasi saitura
Cap. Cadere.
81 sd notice bine Pc chtanta prima, scris:
a achtat de $500 T. X.
lar pc clianta doua, de JOS, este scris:
achtat de So penru r. N.
Acum dea vote intrebam:
pma chantag &c pc doua chtana?
Ce cabastice Diplomatic?
nancar? DE re le ramntam mintea putem esga
su Am Cinema tiganca sd caute ghioc guri
va glic, char daca cauta 81 in STEELE
De tpart chitante apriat Reconurea tariff
consrirea pa pentru Iegsa Romna la Washington
miseroasee ntiale al inteles poae
Mai inrebam:
Cum sd sd beeze aceiasi doua chtante
deosebit 81 marine dcosbia penru aceiasi suma?
De din ee achitat de $500 T. T.
pc ceealalta a achitat ,taras de SIS r. N.
Cei ce- Penu 81 pentru
MOI de cit stm 81 a i'll tara pentru br
bereaza chanta specfica car prmta
platt pda: paenta drumuri etc
81 mai sim chtanee uniforme aceiasi MARINE Gu
acelasi coprns
De pracca altfel Ca Ia nj
meni pc pamint.
Speam ca Ia acee nbari raspund Nh
ca raspunde apa de catra sefu
puteri absolute nelmtae dA
guvenulu romin Ri bine gusernu pnt organe
de control de pn aeestc
deyesi s. rSapunx4 aoleia daek NJ NJ
sea ya
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17

doglio ajuns la Fiume 81 ime-
dat dat proclamatie prin ca
re insista ca soldatii care au ur-
mat lui> D'Anunzio sd sc rein
toarca la regimentele lor respec-
tive.
Depesa spune ca 1900 soldati
au intrat in Fiume, partea cea
mai mare dintrc eli. supunindu-sc
ofiterilor carl au spus Cd aceas-
ia este vointa guyernului. Un nu
mar de infanteristi s'au intors
la regimentele lor Simbata noap-
tea dupa ce au descoperit ade-
varul.
Pamflete 81 afise au fost dis
tribute ieri prin care Sc spunea
ca cabinetul lui Nitti a cazut
Cfnd trupele de sub D'Anunzit
au intrat in oras, Q multime dir
public q fntrat in rfndurile lui
La fel marinarii au coborit Il
NAL ia acelas scop.
Ulti,nele stir primite, din Ro
ma spun ca detasamentele d
sub comanda Gen. Robilant a,
refuzat ca Sc asculte comanda
cind lisa spus So puste asupr'
forteldr comandate de D'Anun
zio.
Din Geneva vine stirea q
/, unxio oelantat uaire
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17

|nuIui bDtianu
C C0nfiiDllata.

PARIS, is SEPT. - Confir-
mari despre cadefea guvernu-
lui in fruntea cayuia era I. I.
G.. Bratianu s'aus primit aici.
Bratianu STA dat dimisia slit
de imprejurarile aduse prin re
fuzul guvernului lpi de a SEM
ma tratatul de pee Gu Aust
ria. 81
Brigadirul Ge4eral Harry
H. Bondholz, din armata Sta
telor Unite Sc afM de prezent
in Bucuresti, unde are mai mul
te intrevederi Gu membrii gu.
vernului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17
ARESTAREA UNOR HOTI
De PRAvALII.

AKRON, 16 Sept. Maria
Kulasa. in etate de ID ami a foSt
arcstata impreuna Gu 5 Mexi-
cani, acuzati de mai multe hotii
comise prin pravalii. Cind a fost
arestata fata marturisit ca ca
a fost rapita de mexicani in Oil
City, Pa, acum 0 luna de zile,
a fOst dusa in Canada. unde a
fost silita ca sd sc casatOreaSc;i
GU Tony Marino.
In casa unde locpiau acestia
S a aflat blani in valbare de pes.
te $1,000.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17
RAPIREA UNEI FETE.

In Cleveland 81 jur Sc fac GER
cetari munitioase de "a pune mi
IA pc dol barbati 81 0 femeie cd
re au rapit pc D-soara Mica Lon
60, in etate de 19 ami.
Abducerca tinerei fete a avut
loc Luni. cind fata a plecat Ia
pravalie din apropiere. Pc
drum s'a 7ntilnit Gu fefneie 1cll
care Il plecat Sc la o preum-
blarc, i'm apropiere. Cind
au ajuns la podul ,,Nickel-Pla-
te", martori oculari spun ca fe-
meia a pus nina pc D-soara Mi
ca Longo 81 a silit-o sa lntre III
tr 'un automobil ce statea ling
pod
Mai tirziu dctectivii au aflat a
utomobilul 81 pc stapinul lui. SO
ferul spus ca cl inchiriat al
tom0biIul unei femei, Luni dimi
lneata- Ell a mai spus ca q vazu
inca dol barbati carl s'au urea
in car.
Parintii fetei au spus ca un II
mar incercat in nenumarate rim
duri de induce fata ca sa $
casatoreasca GU ell. Politia e p
urma lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17
TuIburarile de rd-
sa in New York.

NEW YORK, 16 Sept. 80 Tn
negru fost omorit, dol altii ra-
niti, un politist batut 81 alte doua-
sprezece persoane au avut ochii
vineti 81 nasul sdrobit, intro tul-
burare de rassa care a avut loc
aici astazi, urmata dupa distru-
gerea palariilor de pale carl Au
esit din sczon.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17

LONDRA, 16 Sept. = Ajunge-
rea ministrului Colonia Walter in
Dublin a mart posibilitatea ca
stirea &C circula in accst oras,
81 anume ca lcgea martiala va
Fl in curind proclamata, Sc va a.
deveri, raporteaza correspondent
tul ziarului Morning Post, care
sc afla ia Dublin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17

CORPUS CRIsTI, TEX, is
Sept. All noapte au circulat
stiri Cd in baia Corpus ,Cristi 81
'Nueces s'au descoperit 100 de ca
davre. Pima Ia mezul noptei. Sti-
rea ma fost confirmata 81 oficiali-
tatea de aici discrediteaza stirea.
HOUSTON, TEX, Is Sept. -
o stire telefonica primita All
noapte din Beeville, zice Cd 100
dc cadavre s'au aflat pc o banca
de nisip la opt mile de Portland
aproape de White Point. Cele
mai multe cadavre, zice stirea
a'au recunoscut Cd ar fl fost To-
cuitori din Corpus Cristi.
o stire zice ca cadavrele a do
uaseci q trei psrsoane carl STAT
perdut viata in uraganul dir
golf s'au PRINT la Portland, III
oras mic, sapte mile de Corpus
Cristi, si s'a mai descoperit 81 al
tele carl s'au primit aici az
noapte, din Kingsbury, Tex, d
c4tra maiorul A. H. Amerman.
Telegrama adaoga Cd Sc va tri
mite dricari la Portland Sc ajut'
u inmormintarea cadavrelor. Tre
"dficsTf locslf au yi' parzsit oraS1
p0ntru Portland.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17
A CT D E N T i.

AKRON, Is Septembrie. -
John Viers, in ctate de AZ de
ami, 81 tata a sapte copii, a fosi
omorit imcdiat, lar Charles Ire
ton 81 d. O. Lamp din Cuyaho-
ga Falls au fost serios raniti
cind schela pc care lucrau s'a
rupt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17
LlSTA De SUBSCR|PT|E
PENTRU MONUMENTAL SUB.
LOCOTENENT ECATERINA
TEODORIU.

Suma precendenta -. $12S.OO
Pavel Micu, Joliet, Ill. :. $2.2o
loan Farca, st. Louis, Mo. $1.OO
loan Mailat, Gary, Ind. :. $1.O0
Dumitru Rasadean, Eliza
beth. N. j. $1.00
AureA Stanebrea ........ $1.OO
George Groza .......... $1.O0
Brasovcanu Crisan ....... $1.OO
George Topircean ........ 20
Total :. $136.50
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17
Pretul 75c.
PENTRU ROMfNIA 86c.

CINE MI CoMANDA ACU-
MA VA 1xlGfNEA FARA IL,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17

sd ooI1T x31I.x sI'RxviszA.
n I / a 3Qas.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-17

are sd fie mare.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-04-10
Western Samoa.

German Samoa or Western Samoa,
as it is called since September, 1914.
when British occupation took place,
comprises the islands of Savaii and
Opolu with the town of Apia as the
head Of the political and commercial
life. The islands are the remains Of
a semisubmerged volcanic range, heav-
lily clothed with tropical verdure which
TO great extent prohibits agriculture
or farming; hence the principal indus
tries are the planting OF coconuts.
caeaO and rubber.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-04-10
Free Dental Inspection.

Among the few school laws passed
by the recent legislature one of the
most important is the law providing for
free dental inspection. It is manda-
tory upon schools to provide for such
inspection, and dentists are to be paid
for the work out of the school funds.
Certificates of the results of the inspec-
tion are to be made in duplicate, one
copy being sent home by the child and
the other copy filed.
Hays beat the legislature to it. It
will be recalled that during the first
year Of Mr.. ShiVeIy's administration of
the Hays public schools, he carried on
a vigorous campaign of oral hygiene.
The dentists Of Hays cooperated heart
lily and volunteered their services for a
free inspection Of the mouth of every
child in the public schools.
Free inspection had to be given up
last year because the dentists remain
ing in town were too crowded with
work to spare the time, but the cam
paign Of education has continued in the
schools.
DR.. W. h. Jordan, former dentist
of Hays, was an enthusiast on prevent
i've dental hygiene and lent valuable
aid to Supt. ShIvely in planning the
work. The State Board OF Health be-
came much interested IN the work be-
ing done at Hays and gave it wide pub
licity over the state, pointing to the
success of the plan as an argument for
state wide inspection. The provisions
of the law are almost identical with the
Hays plan except that dentists are te
be paid for their work.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-04-10

Miss Rosamond Thompson of the
Citizens State Bank, has gone to
Chicago and points in Iowa on a vaca-
ton trip
The Rebekah Guild will hold a food
sale and bazaar at the I. o. o. F. hall
Saturday, April 10, 1919. Remem-
Der the day and date.
Mrs. Clyde H. Poffenberger left
Wednesday for WaKeeney to attend
the Japanese Cantata given that ev-
ening by the seventh and eighth
grades of the school
Cane Seed $500 per busheI at the
Mill.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Pierce returned
by auto Friday evening from Law
renee. They had driven there sever
al weeks previous to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. ". W. Sullivan who return
ed with them.
The Chamber of Commerce is hav-
ing great difficulty in securing enough
farm hands to supply the demands.
Applicants for such work can be
promptly referred to good positions if
responsible.
Cane Seed $500 per bushel at the
Mill.
The MONDAY luncheon next Tues
day of the Chamber of Commerce will
be held at the Methodist church and
served by the Ladies of the Baptist
church.
P. Caspar Harvey started Tuesday
to make a tour of the High Schools
in twenty towns advertising the Mes
siah Festival. There have been near
ly 5000 requests for information re-
garding this event.
Cane Seed $500 per busheI at the
Mill.
The Business Girls Club of the
Chamber of Commerce met Tuesday
night at the High School Auditorium.
After a brief business session an ex-
cellent program was enjoyed by all
Mr.. Soderlund of the Normal render
ed several very effective piano solos,
Mrs. Lee read HThe Theatre Party
form 'Mrs. Wigg's of the Cabbage
Patch" and Mr. Maxwell gave a most
instructive and helpful platform talk
on the subject, ''The Price of Inef-
fciency." The Club is planning a
"weeney roast" April 21st. Inasmuch
as the next regular meeting falls dur
ing the Music Festival, the meeting
has been postponed until May 10Th.
The club is receiving new members
at each meeting. Better join the
crowd.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-04-10
StuIIken-WaIker

Sunday afternoon, April 6, at 1
O'Clock, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Kraus, southwest of Hays,
Rev. ]. W. Snapp united in marriage,
Miss Clara StulIken and Mr.. HartzeIl
Walker, both of whom have for some
time lived in this community. The
bride is a sister of Mrs. Kraus, and
has been with her through all the i'll
ness which their family has undergone
the past year. A delicious dinner
was served after the ceremony. Guests
were the families of the grooms' sis
ters, Mrs. Killian and Mrs. McCune
of Plainville, and the family of the
brides brother, Mr.. George Stullken
of Bazine.
The couple were the recipients of
beautiful gifts of linen and dishes, as
well as money and stock to help them
begin their intended occupation of
farming. Until they secure a per
manent location they will reside at
Mr.. Kraus's.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-04-10

were accompanied by Assistant Scout
Master Marble The first five passed
the test. This makes Ashby Hedges
and Dale Gregg first class scouts
Captain Rupert went to Kansas City
on four day leave Wednesday night.
! Captain Delaney took charge of the R.
o. T G. work during his absence. The
uniforms have been shipped ffrom Chi
cago and are expected here any day.
Last week the guns and racks were
brought up from the Normal Each
fellow viii have a gun assigned to him
for which he viii be held responsible.
Captain Delaney drilled the company
after school in the manual Of arms,
The High School has fiagpole that
is fifty feet, eight inches IN height;
with big red, white and blue flag at
the top. The pole is placed about sixty
feet south east of the new school build
ing.
Lucille Solomon spent the week end
at her home south of Ellis.
The first year Home Economies class
viii drop sewing and take up cooking,
beginning the first Of this week.
The Hays High School boys are start
ing to play base ball this week. Mr..
= Carman is the coach.
The Hays High School girls waIloped
the Ellis high school girls for the
second time in basket ball, Friday,
April 4th. The score was 22-1O in IA
vor Of Hays. Mr.. Hass from Ellis re-
fereed the game
Princess Chrysanthemum will be Civ
en- Friday night, April 11th, at the Nor
nal Auditorium. The costumes for the
/ principal characters have been ordered
from Kansas City. Elma Creighton
has charge of the music, assisted by
Alice Craig who has charge of the
dancing.
The Ia Ia Pochen camp have sent in
their charter and viii soon be in active
work This campfire is composed OF
sixth and seventh grade girls. Daisy
Beeby is guardian and Viola Meyer is
assistant guardian of this camp. This
will make the fourth camp in Hays.
A scout party was given Wednesday
night at the home of Donald Meade.
Assistant Scout Master MARBLE was alb
sent on account Of praetieing for the
Princess Chrysanthemum, but Scout
Master Nickles aud Assistant Scout
Master Carman were present. Games
were played and refreshments served
and they all had a good time, The
scouts are now forty-two In number and
! growing all the time. They are plan
ming for q summer hike about August.
A scout patrol viii be organized in the
Blue Hill school district near Gorham,
this week. Their Scout Master will be
G. L. Stanton.