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Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-12

NoNT1NuED FROM PAGE ONEp not remain shadow of a doubt as 10 my exact position as regards the proposed league of nations as draft. ga at Paris and submitted to the senate, and as regards the great world sentiment for 9 better. under standing among nations to discour age war and generally to advance civilization. Let mo restate my no sition as explicitly as my power Of words will pegmit:
 Sets Forth His Reasons
 First: I am unalterablv op-
 posed to going into the league of
 nations as that particular propo-
 shion now stands. That propos-
 al IS contemptuous of and poteu-
 tally destructive of the Nmeri
 can constitution. It IS not fav-
 ored by the American people.
 Second: I am in favor of a
 world association--can it what
 you will. the name is of slight
 cense1uence-that vrill discour-
 a@e or tend to prevent war. and
 that will encourage or tend to
 encourage a better understand
 ing among nations of the earth.
 The old order of things is done
 with not only in America. but throughout the world. and the
 united States. always quick sympathy. always just and usu- ally led by common sense. must
 play its part in this new order.
 "Third: I believe that such an association can be formulat- ed without wrecking the consti- tuition that remains the corner stone of our liberties and of cur harn'ness: without seizine or filchin@ tn" sovereignty that is our pride and our inspiration to fine living and good works.
 "Plain Common Sense"
 'F" ' th: I earnestly believe that the conscience. the ready sympathy, the eense of justice and the plain common sense of the United Sta'es can be de- pended upon by the rest of the world and that it would be stu pid as well as unlawful to at tempt to chain cur svmpathies, our sense of justice and our com mon sense. to tie these strong. fine dependable American quail ties 10 the possibly selfish ambi- tiOns end aims of foreign nations or group Of nations whose ideals are not the same as CUTS. never have been and never will be.
 Fifth: It is my purpose, when elected to take the whole people into my confidence as re- gards these matters, to seek their advice and more import antly, to act .consonantly v-th their advice; and 10 this end it will be my pleasure as well as my duty to call into conference with me the best minds. the chearest minds that America af- lords. l thank Gid that the time has come when I can ask the advice of American women and especially the mothers of Amer ica
 "The substance of these things .s been said in some form or other every address and I say it all def itely now, because/I am not always Fly reported and I want America understand my thought of cocp- ation as well as the abiding op- sition to the league proposed"
 Leaves Marion Today Leaving Marion tomorrow the ,rding train will make practi- fly continuous run to Chattanooga lere it is to arrive Wednesday oining Senator Harding's address ere is tosse delivered at nigl ssion. and during the day he wilr nfer with local party leaders. His lin leaves the Following morning d after stops at six towns will
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-12
WILL REDUCE FORGE

ROANOKE, Vt, Oct. II. - Notice of a 20 peF cent reduction in the ship forces of the Norfolk and Western rail- way system. beginning with laborers and helpers. effective October lG. has been posted in the company's shops, it was learned today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-12

Calumet w affio
 Recipe
 214 cups sifted pastry flour, 3 level teaspoons Calumet Baking Powder, F tea spoon salt, IF cups milk, l tablespoon sug- ar, 2 tablespoons of melted but ter, 2 eggs beat en separately. Then mix in the regular way.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-12
HARDING,S OPINION ISSUES OF LEAGUE
 CONTRIBUTORS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-12
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-12
NOTICE

The Elks will give a dance Thurs day night for members and ther friends. Elks and visiting brothers wishing invitations for friends should call on the steward at the club.-ADv.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-12

What is he singing? A mourn ful little ditty entitled Nobody loves fat man." Of course.
 Put as a matter of Act before the film f1ickers off the screen, everybody loves him. and with reason. too, for he demonstrates that he can act with real foroe and ability. and can do muca more than just be fat and funny.
 Incidentally. he really can play that guitar But take it fire n me" he said in speaking of the taking of the picture. learning to play shis here new guitar was one of the hardest stunts I ever tried. learned. because I'm strong for realism in picture. so if l had to play 1t at sl. mearN to do it. really, no fooling. sol just naturally set out to learn. did, too, and practice makes perfect. So that before we finished got so good at 1t that I began to think l was Q Spanish cavalier until l looked in mLrror."
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-12

BE VIOLET MUURE HIGGINS.
 To get a romantic thrill from this picture. cover the face with a coin-doubtless a half dollar will be large enough-and at once all Is romance. music under the light of western stars, and all that. Re- move the quarter. or half. and you find that the Spanish Cava- Her who stood in his retreat. and 9n his guitar played a tune. dear" is none other than our.old friend Roscoe Arbuckie, starring in George Meiford's new photo play production of The Round up," 8 Paramount picture.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-12
QUESTIONS FOR MT SIMMS

| QUE1ol llOINS FOIt MI SIMMc I l. Why are you unwilling debate the land from the platform Governor Campbell and let the people l judge which one is right on this question? II 2 If elected governor will you retain Big Bill Moeur the job land commissioner and continue the !! ent land-leasng policy? il B. Were Wiley Jones and Harry Ross right when they Bill Moeur that conditions in the land department had il become intolerable?
 I A. Do you approve that plank in the Democratic plat form endorsing the state land department! il 5 Do you believe in cancellng dummy leases and re- leasing the land block with the prior right release? Il G. Do you that the land department has been administered in the interests of all the people of Ar zona? ,f | z Are you against land policy advocated by Cover Campbell which would permit the throwing open of lands for entry when they become valuable for agricultural than grazing purposes?
 S. Do you believe that governor should stick to his desk the staehouse when he advance the of the state by visiting other cities in Arizona and cities without the state if necessary?
 9. Why the big land barons manifesting much interest 1T your candidacy?
 TO- What are your qualifications for the office of gov ernor of Arizona?
 If you will kindly these questions, Mir Smms you will do much clear up the issues before the peo pie of Arizona in the gubenaorial race. | did touch a jingle of them, silence gives sent there is but one answer to the issue Why is Smms afraid to defend himself issue which much the people of the State of Arizona? The day when citizens be held in ignorance of political issues We have asked these quesns fair and square and now let the people bring in the verdict. Do you a Chief Executive who before cleo ton willing conde with the citizens of Arizona If employing this State of Arizona, who would you choose, a like Governor Thomas E. Campbell who Is willing all times review what has been done in the and what his intentions for the f dark he himself knowing hher he goeth and appar- enty caring long he reaches the coveted goal Let the people of the think well before they The des tiny of this State your hands Consider the from business standpoint and do let political utilization before your better judgment
 If Smms is any kind of he will let himself be used puppet by Big Bill Moeur Ben Clark and Wiley Jones, but will stand up the ring with Tom Camp bell and go the
 A vote for Tom Campbell means
 GREATER ARIZONA
 COCHISE COJTNTY REPUBLICAN
 CENTRAL COMMITTEE EssSssk EsEx5 5ssd1 - EEL 8 El E
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-04
q actrita Sc, otraveste.

D-na Ana Rithwell Gordon, in
etatea de u ami, actrita, s'a sinu-
els alalta seara pc la orele 8 seara
luind otrava, i'm oteluR Pennsyl-
vania de pc Euclid AVE. D-na Cor
don s'a inregistrat la otel cu BAR
batul ei Ia inceputul saptamini, III
sd de cite-va zile d. Gordon n a
mai dat pela otel. Alalta seara c1nd
sa intors din o1as a 1ntrebat pc
otelieri daca cineva a chemat o la
telefon, raspunzinduise ca nu S a
dus sus in camerele Ell, unde luat
otrava.
Politia a fost chemata insa pt
cind 0 ducea spre spital dina Cor
don a murit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-04

TOXIC. - In ehestia America
no-Japoneza s'a turnat din nou
uleu. cind unHl dintre fruntasii
:japonezi a spus:
Japonia trebuie sa-si dreseze
leii ca Sc intreprinda Gu success q
incaierare GU aroganta America.
Aceasta declaratie a facuto viscon.
tele Saga. unul dintre fruntasii in
fluentiali.
Cele mai mari ziare continuar
propaganda lor anti-americana.
Ziarul "Yiordezeu' citind part
din cuvintarile lui Harding, lie ca
rcaterizeaza ca "proyocatoare'', $
1ntreaba poate guvernul ramine;
Indifferent cind este vorba de Wat;
orr de moartea unei rase.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-04
SUFRAGISTELE in FATA
UNEI NOUI PRIMEJDII.

WASHINGTON, 3 Oct. = A
mendamentul Gu sufragiul femei-
lor sc afla din nou in fata unei in
cercari critice, cihd procesele adu-
Sc de anti-sufragisti din statele:
Tennessee, New Hampshire, Mis-
souri,, West Virginia 81 Arkansas,
vor Fl ascultate la curtea de APPEL
districtului federal. Toate aceste
procese tind la anularea amenda-
mentului.
"Daca doua dintre aceste cazuri
vor Fl sustinute spune d-ra Paul,
presedinta organizatiei sufragiste-
lor, "aceasta va invalidita alege-
rea din statul Maine 81 alegerile
primare din New Hampshire, Wis
consin, Massachusetts, New Jersey
81 alte state. ST char poate avea
efectul de duce inaintea tribuna-
lului intreaga alegere presiden-
tiala."
Daca curtea de APPEL va sustine
acuzele anti-sufragistclor, sufra-
gistele vor apela la curtea supre-
ma.
Att de vitala este aceasta ches-
tune in cit sufragetele s 'au decis
ca sc ia I'm avocat care sc ajute
ministrului de justitie la apararea
amendamentului. Sufragete pro-
minente din toate partile, tari vor
fl presente la desbaterile della cur
tea de APPEL.
Anti-sufragisti din Tennessee
Isl sustin cazul lor pc doua puncte
Intiiul, constitutia statului preve
de ca 0 alegere Sc aibe loc intrt
timpul 1ncare I'm amendment este
s,lbmis 81 deciderea definitiva a,
supra acelui amendment; al dol.
lea ca prin reconsiderarea >votu
lui legislatia din Tennessee a re.
spins ratificarea amendamentului
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-04
Precautiune zadarnica.

Adam Popa 81 George Voss au
fost prinsi 81 detinuti de catra au-
toritatile federale, acuzati find ca
ar fl violat legea prohibited.
Agentii prohibited banuiau ca
(pe farma acestora din apropiere
de Olmstead Falls S ar fabrica ra-
chiu, deci $ s'au pus la pinda 81 in
tr'o buna ri au dat un raid. Cind
an intrat in prima pivnita, agentii
au aflat un cazan care ferbea; in
alta pivnita dedesubt an aflat 300
galoane de rachiu, lar in a treia
pivnita an aflat ramasitile mate
rialelor din care s'a subtras ra,
chiul, 81 patrazaci de galoane dc
'Raisin Jack
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-04
DIN fueA o0NDE|uLU|

ID. J. Bayne a telefonat sotlel
ca va aduce la Gina un peSte fru-
mos, sLpeste 0 jumatate ceas a
sosit GU un pastrav, spre marea
surpriza "a sotiei sale.
''Stiu Cd al zis peste, dar am
crezut ca ,vorba de un prie,
ten''. ii spuse sofia zimbmd.
i
Oamenii de stiinta amunta dir
nou ca inca nu s'a putut gas
leacul sau mai fbine Zls otravg
care sd omoare germenii influ
entei spaniole. - Sc vede treabi
ca are sd ne vizitcze din nou.
Ss
Portareii din Cleveland au um
blat trei saptamini sa gaseasc;
un lbarbat CA sal lnnIneze eta
title de divort. Simbta trecut;
omul s'a prezentat la tribunal $
a dcclarat ca nevasta lui II ar,
dreptul sd ceara divort pentr,
ca inca n a implmit anul de cint
.ocllieste in statul Ohio. Acun
portareii >'au pus i'll cautarea eli
&
Gel care Sc intereseaZa q,
soarta lui. sc site ca McSwiney
primarul din Cork inca n.
nurit Gu toate cd Sc Zlce, cd II ,;
| mincat de 50 de zile.
g
Polonii au mai capturat Inc;
26.65O prisonieri rusi. Sc ved
ca lecolta Ia fost rea in Pc
lonia.
g
O telegrama din Vorsovia d
nuta ca O intreaga divizie d
bolsevisti sa predat, dupa &c "a
ucis pc ofiteri earl ii indemna
la resistenta - 81 totusi lln
glorifica bolsevismul.
A
| Oficialii prohibited zic c
cele 5O,OO0.O0O galoane de viii.
ky pc earl le are statul in bon
nu va ajunge mai multi ca patr
ami. Daca II ar fl atitea greuta
81 formalitati cu distribuirea Il
| n ar ajunge nici patru sapt;
| mini. plain Dealer.)
%
| Gu raceala care bintiut Y
neri 81 Simbata eNpozitia BRAT
| lor 81 a sinurilor a suferit Il
esec regretabil pentru gura ease
care stationeaza pc trotuare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-04
Nu afla bani, da foe la casa.

Desamagiti ca n Eau aflat bani
niste hoti care au intrat in resedin.
ia della tara a dlui Petre Schmitt
de pc Euclid Ave-, Willoughby, a
pus foe la casa, canz1hd paguba
de tloua mil de dolari, dupa cum
raportat Schmitt politiei.
f. Hotii au furat cincizaci de gain
ce avea pc lInga casa, dupa aceis
au spart usa la casa, care nu ocu
pata, cautlnd dupa prada.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-04
Revolta in Russia.

LONDRA. - Din Russia vim ra-
poarte ca in mai multe centre in
dustriale au isbucnit revolte 81 ca
in armata s'a pornit un current ca
re cere pace imediat.
in isbucnirile de revolta Sc ra-
porteaza ca dol comisari an fost
omoriti. h M ..a
Revolta a cuprins aproape toate
fabricile din Petrograd. Scopul
acestei revolte este rasturnarea gu
vernului sovietist.
In armata daerc frontul de vest
Sc tin mari intruniri in care sc
discuta punerea pacii, Sc spune Cd
an fost alesi doisprazace delegat
de catra aceasta armata ca Sc me-
arga la Moscoya 81 Sc ceara guver
nului sovietist ca, sd puma pace. In
sa dupa cum Sc spune toti an fos1
impuscati din prounca ministrllu
de rasboi bolsevist.
Mai circula svOndri ca Genera
lul Budennay ar fl fost.pus 7nain
tea curti martiale lar Trotzky ar f
suferit O rama grava.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-04
Germania trehuie sa platiasca.


PARIS. Senatorul Henry
Berenger Sc afla pc calea ce duce
Ia rasboi insistind ca Germania Sc
fie constrinsa observa GU stricte-
te tratatul della Versailles. Sc va
ate Fl socotit de cit frunza po-
ate Fl socotit de cit frunz1 a po-
pulatiei franceze, insa char frun-
zelearata in care parte bate v1ntul,
81 articoalele senatorului din zia-
rul Paris Midi representa- foarte
fdefinitiva cristalizare sentiment
tului francez fata de datoriile pc
care le are Germania de platit ia
ia de Franta.
Dupa cum Sc site Lloyd George
a incercat 81 incearca Sc protejeze
Germania 81 din acest motiv sena.
torul Berenger spune: Anglia d
semnat tratatul. Isl va tine Anglia
promisia facuta? Daca Gerlnania
nu poate plati in numerr. sd plati-
asca in marfuri' Ell Vai intime-
aza ca Anglia sa bucura de linda
ratnicia germanilor, pentru ca ace
L
asia tine ridicat pretul carbunilol
exportati de aceia tara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-04
Factor postal arestat.

Trei scrisori Special Delivery"
in care Sc afla fnsfiecare cite banc
nota de un dolar, care erau insem-
nate, . resultat ia anestaree facto-
rului postal Gamuel Shaw, in eta
te de douazaci De ani, domicilat la
1922 Cedar Ays', acusat "a desfa-
CO scrisorile.
Shaw 4 f. nplsist % factor
postal, tensp1 = posti. El a
fost .arestat nSeteri stafield
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-04
INFORNATlUN|
Recasatorirea unor princese.

Sc raporteaza ca doua din prin-
cesele Hohenzollern an inceput re-
ajustarea ccasotirie lor. Principesa
Maria, vaduva printelui Joachim
al Prusiei, care sa impuscat, in
Iulie trecut, s'a fidantat GU Herr
Guerard, un bogat fabricat din
Germania., Ell s'a divortat acumdc
curind de sofia lui, 0 fosta actrita.
Fosta princesa de coroana prin-
cesa Cecilia, fosta sofia a printului
de coroana Friedrich, Sc raportca-
ia ca in dragoste GU un ameri-
can, a carui scrisoare a fost prinsa
de printul de coroana German,
cind Sc zice ca batut o ell biciul
= Ea divortata de Friedrich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-04
AL patrulea criminal TRIMS la
scaunul electric.

0NWAA4W4 O4OVVA ANs
Luni sc va cere de catra procu-
rorul general ca juratii Sc dea un
alt verdict Gu trimiterea la scRunul
electric, cind va veni in desbatere
cazul lui Joseph Kulla, care este
acuzat ca omorit pc Joseph Kun
dra, la 20 Tunie.
Statu sustine ca Kulla a impus-
cat pc Kundra intro cearta in ca
sa lui Kulla.
Verdictul Gu trimiterea le scau.
nul electric dat Vineri in cazul lui
Charless Cross acuzat ca a omorit
pc maeelarul Jacob Bernstein, a
fost treia condamnare la moarte
in ultimul timp.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-04

patura este arlneata peste el. A.
burii ce es sunt ahsorbiti de patu-
ra, lar dupa acea patura este sto-
arsa, resultatul :coniac.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-04
Q noua inventie.

UVU0 l0vO1y1Cs
\Cazanele &c facut rachiu, Gu tim
pull sc perfectioneaza. Aceasta este
legea progresului, dupa cum spune
Fred Counts, seful agent al prohi-
bitiei, cind arafat ultima inven-
tie in aceasta directie.
Cazanul consista din cszan, c6
eel de spalat, haine, 81 a patura de
pat cdrata.
cfnd scazanul pus la foe,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-04
coNvocARE N

Soc. ''Dr. c.. Angelescu" Con-
voaca pc toti membrii 81 mem-
'brele, de a lua parte la sedinta
generala de trei luni, care Va
avea doc Dumineca 10 Octombric
In localul unde se6iul societatii
'6lal St. Clair Ave. la orele 2 p.
m. Frat 81 surori la aceasta se-
dinta societatea are li'psa de fie-
care 81 ar fl de dorit ga fie-care
sa fie present ca sa nu finn ne
voiti a he folosi de articolul IL
litera h 81 ! din Statute.
Tot olata sllnt rugati 81 acei
care au hlat certfilat medical
spre a sa dnscrie in societate, de
"a sd presenta la aceasta sedinta
alt4fel hsi vor perde ceia-ce au
platit ia societate ca taxa de
inscriere.
Acei care ar vol sa devie ca
membrii in societate sd pot pre-
senta Ia ace'asta sedinta unde yar
prmli toate informatiile yi CERT
f5cate medicale.
In numele Soc. 'Dr. G. An
gelescu" Cleveland, Ohio.
! y. Toms. - T. 1Ganatie.
Presedinte. Secretar /
(229-30).
| ARQNAU zIARlJL
AMERICA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-04

81 Hageny. Shaw Sc afla pc picior
liber dupa ce pus cautiune de
$500.
The evening world., 1920-09-07

We shah tell you that these designers have created
these designs for Glmbel Brothers, alone-that only
1T Gimbel Brothers these hata DO Sscn We shaIl
tell you Of the Gimbcl adaptations Of these hats,
executed In the very materials and with all the spirit
of the originals by the mastereraftSmen Of tho Cbs
Millinery Studio.
The evening world., 1920-09-07

What shall we tell you Of them-these hats from
FEancel Shall we presume to describe the beauty
81 4 rcse-or a sunseti Or these dream hats thai
.poets should paint in words of cloud and rainboH
,Snd aAounlishti
Cr shah We cell yUu Of that which you know already
ali heWi The scftness, the youth, the tender lAss
Shd eansing grace that Dame Fashion, whose other
nHrne y Fortune, has woven in opdlent fabricsl
ShsA ~e teh you Of the suavity Of drpzy, the drip
ard thrust Of feather, the melting Of color into
color, the tenuous aigrettes Of curling horsehair, the
tlnlAOur, the romance. the magic that is PARISH
shah We teH you Of the coors, MadannF MRstisst
Highland blues and sapphire blues and mystic blue
greens Of The seai A void of browns, rich wood
And browne; shadowy trays; efn sresnSi Reds
thaf glow IiAe the heart Of great rubyand al the
loy Of the hasturtium fowerl
shall We tell you of ostrich that curs-and doesn't
eUTrI Coque that falls in billowy besutye Flowers
of QSIedE, hANd-pAihted, outlined with silver fern
frondss Ribbons Of myriad enehantnentSf And
lace thSt flows With ofdword courtlness, or swathes
ofenta mySteryR
Shah we ten you Of the glow of Spain, the lure Of
Egypt the splsndOr Of China. the coquetry of the
I6ais, the s~aeger Of the cavaler-ail causht and
bald By the flame that is France sransrnufed BY
hsr gsnius Into the beauty that is JOY foreverl
shall VIC ten you Of that genius that transfgureS
BE Of wool into bit Of falnboOv-that transforms
curtain ring into gltterins sunlit bend 20 WFuathe
= Rpivst bcret-that causes a Sombre thing to slew
with wondrous Jewel.like faeinsl
Move shall tell you Of the designers who have
created thsm--name4 written In tho Book Of Cold
Names to oOnjuTe wIthi
The evening world., 1920-09-07

And We shall tell you Of price, This ls important
The price Of hundreds Of adaptations-whieh because
Of mast faVerable exchange conditions can DO sold
At tha lowest price lSUo Of Sin years, t1250 ~ &0,
AN6 most impOTtant Of akt - Of tie price Of S6Sus
tDo hnndred iSaportGtiOHs, Which, because ey AaSs
served Ihtir 9ayfOss aid Hs, are pssss1tsd sonsSr-
Ao~ S' LkSJ A6n heir cess Of landing. E3e 70 SIS.
The evening world., 1920-09-07

What shall we tell you of them--these hats from
FEsncei Shall we presume to describe the beauty
0f 4 rcse-or a sunseti Or these dream hats that
,Posts shopld paint in words of cloud and rainboH
Ndnd aounGghti b..
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-02
COUNTY EDUCATORS
CONFERRED IN PULLMAN

An educational conference under
the direction of the Alpha Beta So
ciety was held Friday and Saturday
in Science hall for the purpose or
bringing together educational men
and women of Whitman county, and
for a discussion of educational prob
lems especially those concerning the
salary schedule.
Fridays and Saturdays meetings
marked the first gatherings of the
kind in this section of the country.
a question of special concern during
the meeting was the granting of
emergency certificates to teachers
for the purpose of filling the many
vacancies throughout the country.
The complete program is as fol-
The complete program was as fol-
Friday, March Goth
The Larger Unit Horace Ridenaur
Retaliation and New Ratio to
Assessed Valuation ......
....,....... G. G. Johnson
Salary Schedule. 49,. Ross Paige
Dinner at Y NJ c A
Education in the American Army
in France (illustrated) -.
..... DR.. Cliff w Stone
Saturday, March 9th
Emergency Certificates ..
...... Mrs. Blanche Eustis
The Twenty-Twenty" Plan
e. M. Blevins
Supt. s. F. Shinkle
The Supply of Teachers
Hugh E. Coleman
Supt. Chas. Henry