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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
'AMER|CANLEAGUE'
BRUINS NEW PLAN
President OF Uruguay Would
Unite All Nations OF Western
Continent
MONROE DOCTRINE PRAISED
By the Associated Press

NIcntevidco, April REFORMATION Of
mn American league" on basis Of
absolute equality between all American
nations for common action against ag-
grrssion threatening any one of them
from outside nations and for arbitra-
ticu Of inter American disputes, was
proposed by DIR. Raltazar Brum. rrcs-
dent Of Uruguay, in addressing students
Of the University of Moutevidco last
night.
AS step in the formation of such
league, Doctor Drum declared other
American countries should mako n
declaration similar to the Monroe Doc q.
trinc, placing them on tho same foot e
ing as tho United States for joint nc 4.
tion against European aggression aud
to secure the solidarity of the American
continent. He said the PROPOSED league
should be formed without prejudice to
adherents to the League of Nations.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
APPROVE P. R. R. BOND ISSUE
New Jersey Utilities Commissioners
Grant Rea's REQUEST

Trenton. April 22.-CBy A. PD--
The New Jersey Public Utilities Com
mission today approved application Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. for is
suancc Of $50 900, 900 general mortgage
bonds. Samuel Rca. president 6f the
road. appeared before the commission
Tuesday and requested authority to is
sue the bonds, which were made ncccs
sary. hc said. because Of discoutiuuancc
of improvements while the roads we're
under government control.
Nearly S500.0o0 of the proposed OK
rcndturcs will be- made in New Jersey
this year il was announced.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22

llla The Men
You
r. Trust
Say
This
TIVE HENRY ., .";:. r.s INSTITUTE About 1t
UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA
THE PH1PPs INSTITUTE needs 100000 BY May to prevent its
being closed then, when its treasury will be empty.
~ and Of the
discovering a cure, a method of prevention
THE PHIPPs INSTITUTE asks you to invest in health by Civ
ing what your means allow to keep the Institute
THE MAYOR and Director Public Health yearly spend
say of Phpps institute.
Mayor J. Hanpton Moore-A
5ssH' | % sss as'
fa Sf"
ss sSs a f s s"s fS & @ sSs
ts % T % %t their pse ss1';S % % the S % s,i
o 1 as 3" s Of" 5@ Sdn "' &c
i""s psGs not scas ~S' %""
KNOX, cry the uno" side this institute @ have knowledge of its
:?S :%s %ss : sS
this
do not knor a
@ ee ha @ " f o'1ss Ss 5 " han % poH
Furbush, Phladepas
Treatme
of
interested methods
tuberculosis
and and @ ca SGS Rsr Pbsb assistance the Department" Publ" Health
The pp
Of OF
lee lie
Ereru
of
of Public Health.
The Family of Henry Phipps Pledges $500,OOO
a upon the remain
lmatc ~ h e pay curen expenses
l.
THE HENRY PlPPS INSTITUTE FOUNDATION
Mako AEmDSrE Acting Chairman CH,msJ. HATFIELD
cheks
c
ARrHuR URc
H. M
A
Brown Co
Comtunt
Is Purpose
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its leaders would have difficulty IN

its leaders would have difficulty in
checking IL.
AguB Prieta. Sonora April %.
conference between General II. Elias
Gales and eastern military leaders OF
Sonora and the reported approach of a
federal mediation commission were the
outstanding features today in Sonora s
secession movement. Gales was ex
pected last night. but his arrival was
delayed
Meanwhile Indications Of pending
attack by Carran2a troops on tho Chi
huahua boundary was not lacking. Cen
eral ]. NJ. Pima said a federal scouting
party had been reported near pass
close to the American border. state
troops have been dispatched to guard
that IA we'll as all other passes in the
mountains separating the two states.
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that in May and Jupe \,
much In love with Miss p ph was ID
Lawyer McDermott asked r.n,,Pps, 1,
hearth" o' Smite IA
Mrs. Madeline Roos, Of ,.6]
u; l., threw bomb into ,bs vi Astai
when she declared hotIy ,tIourttep
Phipps had told her The V.nat M
had skinned her parents ~ an Los
as they had done many otho,. 'ne h
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ment With the young woman Of Tea
neck, whom he had promised to marry
last October.
Miss Phipps herself told me that
her uncle, Irving s. Van Loan, was a
crook; that her aunt, Mrs. Van Loan,
was vampire and adventures. and
] was told certain things concerning
Miss Phipps that made our marriage
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
UNCLE WAS CROOK !
AUNT A VAMPIRE
N. J. Man, Sued for $4,000,
Testifies Girl Revealed Her
Family Skeletons
COULD NOT MARRY, HE SAYS

New York. April 22.-Wiliiam Rus
sell Smith. Of Tcnaay, \. j.. defendant
in Miss Lillian Pbipps's s5o,0oO suit
told on the witness stand in the Bergen
couuty Circuit Court at Hackensack
Yesterday why he broke of the engage
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22

impossible" declared Che defendant,
whom Lawyer frank McDermott. coun..
sci for the plaintiff, saw fit to call
"Old Bill" Smith.
Smith admitted he had written a
love letter to Miss Phipps in which be
asked, "Do the birds. tell you love
you?'' lie also, said he had telepboned
to Miss PhippS to tell her the engage
ment was broken.
On cross examination Smith said
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
Fire Hits Lancaster Plants

Lancaster. April 22.-Firc and water
inflicted 5000 damage last night to the
big planning mill of Draper & Co. and
the Musscr Umbrella Co. plant follow
ing spontaneous combustion in box of
rcliuloid.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
Japanese Fire on v. S. Barracks

Harhin, Msnchuris, April 22.--(By
4. PA witness who has arrived here
confirms report that the japanese
fred on the barracks of American en-
gineers near the scene of the fighting at
Itailnr between the japanese and the
Czechs. There were no casualties
among the Americans.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12
SirOtkOva vina.
- ROMAN -
Napsal Paul Rouget Pfeozl *. H.
Prelozil *. H.

fr1uz, .ktery ,dite nase zachranil
q jemuz ydecni jsmc "a to, re
Gojdeme konecn@ho vyplneni
Esvych tuzeb, nevinnc ti'pi. A to
fnne hluboce rmoati. Proc ne
muae zustati Stesti nezkalc-
70 -"
Po kratkem mlceni pravil
Pierre:
-"Jsme mu povinni velikym
Gikem = ale jak jen mu jaj
kdy vyjadrime,?"
"Stezi bude to mozne, ne.
bot on .pfi sve neziStnosti wy
hne Sc vSem projevum diku".
Jeste tyz vecer umluveno by
10 meZi obema milenci, re sna-
tex bude konan CO nejdTive a
rovnez re johanna nejbliz-
sich dnech opusti byt, ktery
pro nj d,ktor Lipray nalezl.
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.NAREk Ui4LOBARONU.

Washington, II. unora. -
Predlozivsc statistiky Ma cisty
zisk pro rok 1919, 4 dolu ma
mekke uhli, jichz tezba vyka-
zujc pres 30 ,procent cele t6z-
by, centralni soutcznG obla-
sti, majitelG don pravili uhcl-
ne kOnlisi ma ur0vnani stavkv,
zc jcstli 1dprooentni pfidavek
lpotrva v roce 1920, tyto spolec
fnosti ma basi tonaze 1919, nc
budou miti vice zisku ncz Jed
no pTocento q inVestoVanehC
kapitalu. II cifer predlozenych
uhlobarony Vysvita, &c kdyby
14procentnl pridavek by ii2
placen po dobu 1919, dolly zahr
mute V Pittsburgh Coal Produ-
GERS Association, jez vytezila
pres 22,000,000 tun, Gill Is
procent cele t6zby centralni oh
lasti, byla by yysazena schod-
11u pres S6,G00.00O eli 30 cen
tn pfi tune ia basi 6 procent
investoVan6ho kapitalu.
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MSS W@Sl VS.
PRLJELA POZDE IA SVYM
MILE.NCEM.

ST. Louis, [. ilnora. SmutnG
z0lloncil milostny roman u val
ky, jciz prozila % roky stara
sletna Elise Schuller a ktery
zapoCal die jejich SOY pred
rokem We vClkoveyodstvi Lu-
ccmburskem, kde seznamila sc
vojincm Andres Opfingrem .
americkc armady, kdyz devce
po SVEN ,pfichodu sem sc do
zVedelo, zc tchdejSl milencc ic
il, .ktcr6ho ona dosud milujc a
IA nlmz sc vydala pres ocean,
ozenil Sc s iinou divl<ou loni V
Den dikuCin9ni a ziie $ III V
Chicago. DeyGe pribylo do do
mu rodicu Opfingerovych a
predstavilo sc. Prayila, re milo
Vala mlad6ho Americana Wy
pujcila 81 penizc, ably ho mo-
hla do Spoj. Statu mas cdoyati.
Opflnger pozadal il, ably SC "a
nebo prov dal2 q poradil il, aby
~ nin priieIa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12

Setnik Courtial vratil sc s
I, lehkym srdcem a vesele vzpri-
!, mcnou hlavou do hotelu Ter
minus. Cestu Z Boulevardu des
Ratignoles az k nadrazi sv. La
zara ,vykonal peSky.
VeGer Sc sklan6l had me-
stem a dlouh6 ulice byly ozare
ny fadami lamp.
Pierre iCourtial nevSimal 81
GlCeho, myslilte pouze ma Jo-
.hanu Ma svoje dite d tcSil sc
Ijiz, jake stesti mu bude kynou
ii V budoucnosti.
Vzpominal 81 take Ma dokto-
n Lipraye a 2abyval sc V du-
dhu obeti, llterou mlady lekar
al byl ulozil.
con po case zaiiste Sc upo-
kojl zapumcnc", rozhodl sam
III sehe.
Vrativ Sc do hotelu, upravil
sVul zevncjSek a sedm hodin
vc0cr vStoupil do elcgantni il
Gelny.
Eabule byla zde jiz u valne
tasti obsazena a hoste hovorili
,tlumene spolu. Courtial hledal
vhodne misto pro sebe, ale po-
lednou vsecck ustrnul pri po-
hledu ma cloveka schyleneho a
.!ako by zlomeneho, jehoz bile
tylasy svraStGle tahy prozra-
z0Valy pfetrpenl znaCnych try
Zni dusevnich.
Bezdeky vy-azil mu re rtu
yykfik:
Andre :"
Byl to Andre Vernier, mail
Eel hutl larigniesskych.
Andre Ginl DOZEN zceIa ho-
toVeho starce, takze Courtial
pocitil pri pohledu ma n6ho hlu
Dck0u soustraSt.
Vernier sam nczpozoroval
-sv@ho star0ho pritele drive, az
kdgz teprv sc dustojnik k ne
Eau pfibliziI a primo do tvare
ma pohled6l.
Pax ale vstal, vSecck vzruSe
ny. a rozpfahnuN vuGi Pierroyi
rame, zvolal pohnutG:
Jake. Pierre, isl TO typ"
Y 'obliceii jeho mihnul sc IA
bicak radosti, A MATTEL huti
polSraGoval:
"Vid', &c mnc ami ncpozna-
YES, jak .isem SC prepaid? Jen
to nezapirej - vzdyt sc to he
Ga utaiiti. Myslis, &c to ncctu
Z. tvych zracich?"
"Ach he - ncpTcpinci -
my!is SCI"
'Nemylim - ostatnc co mi
ia tom vSem uz zalczi? .Ic mi
TO zcela lhoste.ino, v6r mi to-.
Pierre snazil sc dlti hovoru
my obrat a pravil:
".'ak Vidim, veccriS sam; pax
a'c dovol, abXch Sc posadil pro
Il tobe u .byl ii spolctnikom".
Necekaic na svolcni ieho, |
pfisoupl 81 zidli X stolu naproti |
5tolici Andr6oyc a ptal SC hncd
ha to:
"Jak sc vede I've thoti Hele,
rG?"
Sotva otazku tuto polozil,
zdcsl! Sc straSne blcuosti, iak;l
z5arvila tvar pritelovu.
Ncrnicr maize hlavu sklon6-
NJ, tcnnym hlasem mluvil:
"Arci. Vzdyt' ty mic nevis
- ia tt tax dlouho nepsal -
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MSS It'll .WS51
I9TOMA!N V OLsVACil.

Memphis, Tenn. 10. mora.
- Pet osob zcmrelo zde na-
5lcdkem poziti ma .ozenlch pre-
zralych oliy pri obedc Y rodi-
ne Make L. Nunkannona. Vun-
kannon, jeho panzelka tri
.lejich hoste zemreli Ctvrty je
tczGe nemocen.
MSS iWSSl IWoSI
Dana I've spolecnosti) 30
/ mnc dnes tolik zuby."
Dceru5ka: TAX 81 je Vyn-
del, MANI"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12

Pani Gertruda Boninova,
indianskeho puyodu, jez slou-
lila "a pr1vodkyni slavnym ce-
stovatelilm Lewisovi a Clarke
vi. Byla hlavni atrakci ma slav
nosti Narodni Ligy, poradane
We Washington6 ma oslavu Lin
colnovych narozenin. Bonni-
nova pracuje na kulturnim po-
vzneseni sveho plcmene a Jest
slavneho indianskeho
nacelnika Sitting Bulla. Man
eel slouzil "a 'vaIky jako kapi-
tan a dnes zjji manzelG V Jizni
Dallot6.
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Napsal Paul Rouget.

I":A titAstJ tstAitiCh
"Ano, milacku".
"A mann jej tax jmenova.
tip"
"Cvsem".
"A coz ten druhy pan, KITE
reho jsem m!val tax rad a u
ktereho lsem byl drive, nez jsi
mne odnesla ?"
"To nebyl ,tvui tatinek".
Armand zvedl k matce sv6
velk6 cerne oGi a pokracoval:
"Ja bych mu nekdy dal rad
polibenf, ale or je vzdycky
smutny".
Tyto naivni otazky a po-
Znamky Il Johany vzbuzovaly
casio rozpatitost.
VZpomlnky ma Emilia Lip
raye kalily povazliv6 jeji vnitf
nj st6sti, tusilat', re mlady dok
tor nemluvil pravdu, .kdyz pro
hlasil, re il vice nemiluie.
A iina Wee il tizila - totiz
to, &c bydlila stale ieSt6 V ,oby-
d'i, ktere pro nj Emil byl ma
jaI.
Pierre Courtial .nejednou "a
rrlsahal il, -aby liz nepracova-
la, iezto il povazoval Ia svou
nevestu, ale Johana necht6la
cd prace upustiti on vida, re
pfedsevzeti ieji jest nezlomn6,
pfestal jM ia nj nalehati.
"Jsi st'astna?" tazal Sc il ne
,rednou, pozoruie smutek a sits
renost V jeiim cel6m chovani.
"A kdyz zachovavala mlceni,
pravil jednou:
"Iy mi noodpoVidaS? ZazI-
vas mi mou otazku? Odpust', ,
ptal .isem Sc opravdu zpozdi-
le. Ach, ano, tvs St'astna pra-
Ne tax jake .jsem ia a iako sta
ie budu po tvom >boku. VSe, co
>JSi vytrpela, musi byti zapome
nuto a mole laska zaplaSi po-
slcdni stiny tcchto srlutnych
Ipominek II tive duse".
"Nliluii te rovnGz, Pierre,
cdvetila tiSe.
Stisll ieji bilou m6kkou ri
ku a pokraCoval:
"Ncspal .isem po cclou noe
- tVul obraz ustavicn6 SC
vznasel pred nymi zraky. "A
myslel jsem Ma cc.ou naSi bu-
ocucnost. Ty musiS nyni ne
lhytne tento pribytek opustit''.
ITO jiz hyl mjli ,Gnysl".
"Zde vsecko V tobG vyvola
va .trapne upominky. Jiz Ultra
noohlGdnu Sc V nGkterGm hotc
IN ,po vhodnGm pokoii pro te-
be maleho Amanda"
"Uc1n tak", odvGtila tenn
nym hlasem johanna.
"Snad zadam IA svc pronu
S:cnf ze sluzby voienskG. My
slim, ze jsem liz pro vlast u.
,cinil dosti. A pax nalezneme
s. neJaky zcela klidny koutek.
Cpodstl vseho ruchu sV6t$k6ho.
ScuhlaslS tom sc mnou?"
Dlouho ieStG rozmlouvali
sFych plancch a zamGrech do
budoucna, mezitim co maly
Armand 81 Elidn6 brll Sc svou
heruskou y olov6nymi vojacky.
Io'ednou vSalI pravil Pierre
ronekud nejistym 'hlascm:
"Musim sc t6 ie$tG ma nGco
zentati, Johano".
"Mluv, pfitcli".
"Soudl$. Ze doktoi' I,iprav --
hNl pri vcerej$im SVEN prohl:l-
sem k nam zccla upi'imny?"
Johanna zblcdla po llr;t-
ken Nahani odvctila:
'Nikoliv. Doktor Lipray nam
nefekl pravdu. On mi vratil me
sloNo proto, jezto ri;lhlizcl, re
Jscm tG stale ic$t6 nilovala a
&c bych po jeho boku nebyla
nlkdy st t'astna, @ tom iscm pfe
sVedcena, ackoli Jsem SC mu Sc
sVymi city nikdy nepruzradila.
Naopak, nezame5kaIa .lscm nj
echo Il ucinila vSc moznG, a
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posadill sc k malemu postraf-
|nimu stolku.
PAX tazal sc Andre Court
ala:
"Kdy isl SC vratil do Pari-
ze?"
"Pred tremi tydny".
"A proc jsi mne o tom ne
vyrozumel? Byl bych Sc ii uz
cavno sc 2alcm svym sveril.
bylo by mi to zjednalo mnoho
ulehceni. Ty jsi sc mne .prave
tazal po Helene. Helena, dra-
Ev pfiteli, Jest IL mne nyni jen
Jmenem, ktere jiz Cd tri mesi-
eli pres me rty nesplynulo ia
lie nikdy vice nesplyne. A bo-
lestno jest pro mne, vyslovuje-
Ii nekdo to jmeno V me pfitom
nosti. Helena byla zenou ha-
ncbnon - byla bidnici, ktera
nezaslouzi ncjmenSi soustrasti
G. zadneho smilovani -"
Umlkl ma okamzik tvar je
no prozrazovala nesmirne roz-
client.
PAX obratil sc ma Pierra ma
hlou otazkou:
"a coz typ"
"Ja - zoufal jsem po dlou-
lou dobu rovn6z. Dlouho hle-
dial isem smrt, ktera mne vsak
Istavicne vytrvale mijela.
Vyprazdnil Jsem, tax iako ty,
kalich trpkosti az do dna''.
"A nyni?"
"Jsem St'asten".
Zrak majitele huti Sc vyjas-
nil.
"Fo mne veru test. Patrn6
Isl - zapomndl?"
ooh nikoliv", odvetil Cour-
tial, zavrt6v hlavou. ''Nezapo-
mnel jsem ami na okamzik".
Mel nyni svcmu priteli liciti
postup vSech udalosti, kter6 We
dly az k jeho smireni sc S Jo-
hanou? Necht' nyni soudil An
Ore Vernier o svc manzelcc
iakkoli, Courtial mu pfece ne
nohl rici, re ieho chot lhaIa 4
&c .iina sc "a nj obetovala.
Mattel shuti vykladai 81 zme
M V chova.li Courtialoye tim,
re dustojnik sc asi zamiloval
90 .iinG divlly. Wzdyt' zaIil ste
stim a to muze byti jen znamc
rim lasky opetovane -
Po chvilkovem mlGeni ujal
Sc Andre opGt slova a pravii:
"Nebyl isl V pravu, ze isl mi
nepsal. NadeSly mezitim okol-
lost nadmiru zavaznc. Byla
mn6 uCinena odhaleni, ktera
Sc tykaji tebc pravG tax, jake
lnne. Byl bych ii to sd6lil a
Gost mozna, ze by Sc tim bylo
Zamezilo velikemu ne$t6sti-"
"Nerozumim ii -"
"SlyS mne tedy, Pierre -
slib mi, ze Includes poetic
vati vuci mnS hn6vu tehda,
zpilsobi-li ii to, co sc ode mnc
dovis, velkou strast zalost"
"Slibuji ii to - ale co mi
chccS rici?"
"Slys."
Temnym hlascm jail Sc An
are 'Vypravovati'
'PamatujeS sc dojista icSt6
zcela dobTe na udalosti. ktere
Sc pred dv6ma lety ma Zamku
raSem odehraly - tchdy V o.
nc neblahc noci, kdy isom 2 |
nenadani cizcho muze videl So
skakovati S balkonovGho okna.
PamatujeS Sc take, re isem td.
tehda kratce ma to vyhledal, a
Eych ii fekl, re omen neznamy |
byl milencem Johaninym?"
"Ano, pamatuii sc ma too.
"A vidiS = byl to klam! ia
byl podvcden, byl iscm sam V |
Cmyl uveden".
Pfi tech s!ovech Nernier po-
hlcdI priteli svcmu v tvar, sna-
Ic Sc vycisti Z .ieho vyrazu pre-
Evapcnl.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-06

Staples, Ralph Thomas, Clarence
Albright, Dalton Wagely. Ralph
Mace. Theodore Ingram.
Seventh Grade.
Neva Braithwaite, Alice Cammer,
Anone Duke, Alberta Gettle, Worth
Harris. Louise Horner, Mabel Kill
mer, Alta Keyton. Gertrude Rick
etts. Maude Whitelock, William
Ambrose, William Bauserman. Mel
son Dunn, Foster Gain, Marshall
Hobbs, Sherman Kline, Leonard
Mauck, Clyde Mcdaniel James
O'Roke. Paul Rind, Guy Rogers,
Thomas Stilwell, Water Wilson
Lee Wilburn.
Eighth Grade
William Kirkhoff, Andrew Pear
ell, Herman Albright, Daniel Kee-
seeker, Audrey MontgoSery, Alice
Hale, Ivy Braithwaite, Ethel Rice,
Mary Hobbs.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-06

vina Albright.
Third Grade
Louise Cloves, Margaret Copen-
haYer Nellie Harris, Katherine
Johnson, Hazel Johnston, Ethel
Klingensmith. Dorothy Montgom-
audrey Staples, Howard Albright,
9dell Clark, Boyd Fizer. Lee Hayes,
Oscar King, Stehman Leonard. Will
lam Mauck, Vernon Rogers, Arm
ID Slonaker, Clyde Shade.
Fourth Grade
Fred Bauserman, Roderick
Gheeseman, Lloyd Ingram, Wilmer
IcCasland, Wallace Reynolds,
Leonard Shade, Donald Shipe,
Charles Shoap, Clifford Nesmith,
Anna May Bartles, Leona Crisman,
Lena Custer, Louise Emery, Oakley
Fizer, Annie Fizer. Myra Gosnell,
Lillian Harper, Carrie Leonard,
Mary Morrison, Thelma Rice, Nell
lie Wilson, Lille Wilson, Hilda
White.
Fifth Grade
howard fh9rneF, huSSell bTdllH-
waite, Douglass Bender, Roy Shipe,
Donald Shoap, Hartzell Ambrose,
Harold Shoap, Thomas Hook, Har.
ley Shade, Ellis Mcdonald, Owen
Dunn, Emily Tharp, Dorothy King
ensmith, Lillian Tharp, Dorothy
Lloyd, Isabelle Cloud, Roberta Nc.
Donald, Ruth Reynolds, Geneva
Shade, Mary Lee Mauck, Carrie
Thomas, Ivy SIonaker.
Sixth Grade
Rosalee Brown, Katherine Broy,
Helen Hayes, Mary Powell, Doro-
thy Rice, Naomi Thomas, Agnes
Tobin, Gilbert Anderson, Harry
Brindle, Leroy Cammer, Millard
Morrison, Norman Voorhees,, Harry
Westenhaver, Earl Sharff, James
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IARTINsBuRG. W VA. EVENING JOURNAL

bland. Winfield Green. Eugene
Ferguson. Frank johnson, Samuel
Nash, Howard Booker. Mildred
Crane, Elvira Brown, Ardella Fer.
guson, Irene Walker. Mazzie Ride
out, Beatrice Greene, Emma Jones,
Alberta Dennis, Della Cook.
Fourth Grade.
Kathleen Stanton. Mary Jet,
Nellie Lee. Viola Harden. Oscar
Dennis. John Harden, Gerhard Den.
MS. John Crist.
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Hill, Airline Davis. Eliza Reed. EN-.
lily Garner.
Seventh Grade.
Ida Brown, Fannie PARSONS. Sar-
all Jones. Anna Wells. Anna Cook.
Queenie Taylor. Beulah Brown.
Eighth Grade
John Mackey. Bruce Brown. Hen.
son Blair, Watson Gasway. Katie
Foulk, Sarah Preston. Francis
Green, Braxton Reed Granville
Dennis. Elizabeth Cheairs. Edna
RiSeout. Naomi Harden.
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SUMNER SCHOOL.
First Grade

Ralph Schley, George Grantham,
George Green, Willis Johns, Harri-
son Grantham. Roscoe Basey, John
Stribling, Clifford Glascoe. William
Wood, George Snyder, Samuel Cole
man, Elizabeth Hubbard, Pauline
Walker, Mamie Hill, Elizabeth
Brown, Virgin Braxton, Martha
Basey. Harriet Johnson, Rosetta
Wise, Virginia Ferguson, Lucy
Hubbard, Lucy Jones, Marie Crist,
Louise Walker.
SeVent Grade
Franklin Rector, Earnest Rom
an. Earl Braxton, Harold Ford,
Daniel Robinson. Fannie Osberry,
Mamie Miller. Louise Carter. Ida
Hill. Jessie Fairfax. Delilale Lewis
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Fifth Grade.

Clara Roman, Elizabeth Page,
Pauline Talton. Samuel Woods,
Boyd Brown Garland Wilson. Bea.
trice Cook. Evelyn Roman. Hazel
West, Lewis Turner, John Reed.
Charles Harris, Calvin Glascoe,
James Redman. William Russ. Ber-
tina Gordon Bessie Lee, Ethel Ford
Asixth Grade.
Jos aph Washington, Kenneth Ro-
nan, Edward johnson. Claiborne
Johnson, Sylvester Gasaway, Rose
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WOGs IHoPPiNG SQUADS
PILE UP EMERGENCY FUEL

Hutchinson. Kaa.. Feb. THE lars
geSt pile of wood in Kansas, nine
hundred cords in all, now stands on
o baseball park here the result Of the
activity of the municipal fuel admin
istration and its housekeeping
squads
The wood will be held for emer-
gency and sold at cost to those need.
ing fuel.
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Third Grade.
Second Grade.

Edward Cist, Leon Wilson. Char
as Slade. William Spears, Kermit
)ennis. Burton Preston, Samuel
0leman. Brazil Gasewazy, David
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,arris Holley. Virginia BraAton.
Lawrence Wise, Edward Gordon.
Moses Turner, Willie Crist. James
knight, Louise Lee. Inez Jones,
Marvinee Cussinger Mildred Baker
Mamie Turner, Thelma Cook. Hell
n Jackson
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HONOR ROLL OF
THE CITY SCHOOLS
VIVA Albri ght.

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In Time of Sickness and Dealt

months, and particularly at this period when
Influenza, pneumonia diphtheria, etc, which
DEATHS is the time you really need PER-
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IN WHARF,

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81 cWltura Albina din New Cas-
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marea petrecere iimpreunata Gu
dams care va avea lOc Simbata
seara 18 Sept. |. C. Inceputul pc
treceri va fl la oarele I %. m.
Musica din Weethland, Pa.
conpusa din 6 persoane ne va
histra leu cele mai frumOase Gin
tece, de joe.
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mEeluri 81 beuturi rlicoritoare.
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cu un numar cit Sc poate de ma
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pima la revedere am ramas sa-
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