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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-11-12

Fred 5. Todd, of Rio Grande, so well
known in Wildwood because OF his
long association with Abbotts Dairy
interests, was noticed to be in q par
ticularly jovial mood yesterday. In
seeking for the Gauss it was learned
that a little girl had come to his house
early in the morning. Mother and
child are under the care of DR.. Mayhem.
Special sale of Children's Sweaters
at the Chic Shop, JOURNAL building.
The case of Mrs. Anna NJ. Murphy,
indicted by the September grand jury
f1r assault and battery on another
woman, Regina Kane, was tried at
Curt House toward night on We'd
nesday. Lawyer John Bright defended
Mrs. Murphy. Both parties were
cottagers on Twentieth street, in the
North Wild wood section the past sum-
mer, and occupied the same house.
The dispute arose over the payment of
a light bill, which was claimed to be
unpaid when Mrs. Murphy came to
move out. Mrs. Kane, it was testified,
sat upon a washing machine belonging
to Mrs. Murphy, to prevent the latter
from taking it until the light bill was
settled. In pulling Mrs. Kane from
the machine il is alleged the assault
occurred. The testimony as to the use
of a halchet was conflicting. The jury
said not guilty.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-11-12
THE LINEUP.

Wildwood plays Ocean City next
Saturdayat Ocean City, and finishes its
season at home with Cape May Court
House on the 20th. It's record to date
is as follows:
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-11-12
Total.

OXy acetylene welding of all metals.
machinery at all description repaired
by expert machinist. Singley's Gar.
age and Repair Shop, 18th avenue
North wildwood. Both phones.-adv
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-11-12

Wanted-To purchase or rent small cottage
in good section. Write particulars. p. o.
Box 29l, Chester, Pa.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12
Brodhead News

about the face and neck when a
newspaper with which he was
playing caught FIRE at an open
CRATE. "A M. Hiatt and Geo.
Childress, Real Estate Agents,
were in Stanford Tuesday. They
are negotiating with Hughes &
McCarty for a farm in Madison
county. Miss Lizzie Thompson
died at the home of her brother,
Russell. in Louisville, Wednesday
morning of pneumonia. She
was brought here for burial Fri
diy. Miss Thompson was SO
years Of age and was reared In
this county. After short funeral
services at the Baptist church by
pastor Rev Geo Childress, her
remains were inferred in Piney
Grove cemetery. Russell Thomp.
son. of Louisville, Grant Sigmon,
Of Corbin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo Faulkner of Missouri accom-.
panied the remains of Miss
Thompson here. Bob Roberts of
May wood was with j. w. Owens
and family during the week.-A
A. NJ. Hiatt, C. C. Brown and
Cos Carson atea3e3. che pictus'e
show az Crab Orchard saturday
night.-Rev. L. N. Bowling filed
his regular appointment at
Goshen Saturday and Sunday
J. w. Moore has returned from
an extended visit TO his daughter.
Mrs. G. c. Gibbs in Phoenix
Arizoua.-Mrs. j. r. Cass was
called to Jet. City on last Friday
on account of the serious illness
OF H. l.. Tharp, who is suffering
with cancer. aud is not expected
to live but short while.-Leo
w. Wright of Louisville, was with
the band boys here Friday. Mr.
Wright organized the band here
several months ago. They arr
planning a band day sometime
during the coming spring.-M
II. Barnes bought a farm neal
town, known as the Cherry farm
for the sum Of $500, and viii
move there soOn.-Mrs. II. E
Christie Is in Louisville, buying
Spring Millinery. On her return
she will have her opening at th'
Mrs j. Tate stand, near railrosd
Robert Davis and sister, Mis-
Joe, were down from Mt. Vernon
Tuesday to see their sister Mrs
Walter Robins
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12
TO N
NEW

We are glad to see aIl this line
snow. The Ground Hog must
still be in the hole for winter
hasn't broken yet.-Was some
moving IN our town the latter
part Of last week, Mullins &
Quinn have moved TO their prop
erty which they purchased from
J. s. Galloway. King and
Bailey have stored their goods
away 10 the Mullins Hotel wait
ing for the vacating of +. w.
Baker, who win move to the
property he bought from Mrs.
E. L. Cockrel--C. J. Rice will be
ready to operate business in his
new restaurant some time this
week. John Cockrel is slowly
improving from a severe case of
Typhoid fever, under the care of
Miss Lynn and DR.. W. T. Amyx.
Carl. son of c. NJ. Mullins, is
on the sick list this Week.-Mrs.
Grace Nelson of Templer, KY, is
here this week, visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. L. R. Stanley.
Mrs. E q. Herd hos been visit
ihg Mrs Joe Hughes, of. corbin.
10. B. Rambo and family have
moved to Stanford.-Mr. Will
rankersley CT Covington, was
here last week an account of the
illness of his brother, George
Tankersley, who is not expected
to live very long.-Bro. r. B,
Baker failed to fill his appoint
ment Saturday and Sunday a,
the Christian church, on account
Iof sickness. }. w. Mullins
IL very sick.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12

Mrs. o. A. Firth and little
daughter Ruth, who have been
so sick with flu, are better at
this wri,irg.-Mrs. J. q. Firth has
been confined to her bed for the
past week with lagrippe. = Il L
hlbrigh Int, who has been so very
sick tor several weeksis reported
some better -BufOrd Meredith,
of Day ton. Ohio, is with his
fathers family here for q few
dsys--J, j. Painter and little
daughter. Virginia. were up frt m
Stanford Tuesday. Mrs Cate
h returned to hea home in Gin
cinnat,. after a few days visit to
frier DIS here Mrs +. B. New
land who has been on the sick
list is better.-A little BABY
brother came to play with 1nez
and Walter Wajel Robins, on the
9th, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Robinsr Mrs. S. A.
Barnes was up from Stanford
betw, en- trains Tuesda, Mrs.
Grant Baker and little daughter,
Francis June. are with her par
entsl Rev. and Mis-. N. Bowl
Ing Dewey Sowder was up from
Louisville, with home folks dur,
irg the week j. Mont Roberts
bought house and lot from Mrs.
R Cass. for $Isoo.--R. L.
Smith sold a pair of mules to
Fred Shivel for 1920 It. S.
Barnett bought two lots ia the
Henry addition, from Mrs. James
DeVault tor $I2o oo.--Rev. J. 4.
Turrel was in Jet. City Monday
evening.-W. A. Carson was il
Mt. Vernon Monday between
trains. &C. H. FIRTH moved his
family to his beautiful new brick
bungalow across the rlver' this
week. Ida Adams was II
Mt. Vernon Monday. r. l.. Col
iier and Edd Dyehouse were uE
from Crab Orchard Monday
between trains. - Rev. Geo
Childress was in Pine Hill Mon.
day on business. Lee Coffee who
has been on the sick list is able u
be out again. Mrs. w. II. Brook
has been quite sick during tn,
week. Mrs w. p. Rigsby is will
the family of hei brother, Walter
Robins, here Miss Clyde Wat
son was with home folks her,
during the week. Charles
Edward, little son of Mr.. ant
Mrs Z. & Brown. was bur ne'
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12

says in the mountains, the orig.
NAL II members Of the Mt. Yer.
on Commercial Club today sure
Y feel elated over the great
progress made in read Legislation
and road construction and
emembering with pride the 22nd
f January 1913, the date when
The question vas brought before
he Club, there endorsed and
every member going to work
With a will which has been some
what battered at times by "antis, y
but never knocked out of the RIG
Che results are most gratifying.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12
much for It,"

papers, after having been prop
erly answered, will be sent here
for grading shall have the
opportunity efexplainiug in detail
each OF these laws at the meeting
of the Superinto1dents at the
tune of the K. 4. A.. il we do not
have a supeintendents' confer
ence sooner.
II l can be of service at all in
helping to adjust or apply these
laws please feel free to call upon
me at all times. The most i'm.
portant thing right now Is the
tax levy.
With best personal and pro-
fessional wisaes. am Sincerely 1,
Geo. Colvia,
State Superintendent.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12
w l T H e R S

Ben and Bob Mullins have
goneIto G onnersville. Ind. to work.
John Allen will have a sale the
roth of this month. to sell his
stock and household and kitchen
furniture. He will move to Ind.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Howard died 9th of this
month aud was laid to rest the
following day at the Spencer
Mullins burying ground
Sarah A. Mullins and daughter
Miss Eliza, have returned from a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Cummins, and BROS. ].
B, w. L., Luther and Asher
Cummips of Mt. Vernon.--Frank
Jones of Berea, repres entiug
Baird Dry Goods Co.. of Jellico,
Tenn, was with the merchants
here last week.-Born to the wife
Eliza Mcdaniel, March 9th, a boy.
Geo Payne, of Berea, is here
doing dental work, he seems to
be getting lots of work to do -
Miss Ruth Mullins Is with her
Cousins, Misses Sallie, Ada and
Russie Mullins this week.-For.
roster M ullins was 10 Livingston
Rev. Thos. Durham is with the
family Of Louisa Allen at Berea,
who are sick with measles. Sew
eral of the young folks were the
guests of Miss Callie Roberts
Sunday evening. Mrs. Thomas
Durham and children are visit.
ing her brother, John Allen, this
week. - Boston Daugherty of
Cooksburg, was the guest of
Estill Mullins Saturday night. -
Mrs. ]. c. Allen has been very
sick but is better at this time.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12
Evening School Bill
Frankfort, Kentucky.
March OH, 1920.

March OH. 1920.
To the Club Woven of KY
Thursday, March 4th, 49,
20, will long be remembered as
one of the darkest days in Ken
tucky's history. 1t was on that
day that Kentucky surrendered
her leadership IN the illiteracy
work in which she ranked fiji is, IN
the nation, and took step which
will put her back fifty years.
The Evening School Bin was cal
led up in the House by our enem.
les without our havinga moments
notice or a single chance at its
defense and was tabled. which,
as you know, defeats a bill.
1. has been announced through
the press of the state that the
club women were coming to
Frankfort in large numbers on
March 10 in the interest of thi:
bill, and the enemies of the meas
ure choked 1t off in order to pre-
vent their being heard. These
tactics employed by administra
ton leaders toprevept Kentuckyi
patriotic women from gathering
here in the interest of a cause
they loved, and in which the,
had invested 1922. 900, are unpar
alleled in history. 1t is an un
heard of thing to call up a bill II
this manner without giving th'
advocates of the measure thu
chance to marshal their forces
The only irjustlce that coult
equal it. 1t seems, would be thu
sentencing of prisoner withou
trial. Much has been said In Ken
lucky recently about justice ant
the majesty of the law. 1t SEEM
incoLceigable that such scheme
as this to prevent Kentucky
women from being heard could b
concocted.
We might so on and pass thi
bill through the Senate. but u
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12
Disciples Merge State
Campaign
Rev Hotncr' W. Carp..ySsv, Ds-Ieich-
mond, Director OF Drive For
$1,000, 600 Fund For Next
Five Years Work

LEXINGTON, KY. March 8,
AT a meeting of the Prom otion-
al Committee of the Board of
Education and the United Christ
ian Missionary Society. it was
decided to merge the Transyl.
vania and College of the Bible
campaign into the Disciples World
Movement in Kentucky. The
Executive Committee of the
Transylvania Campai.,n Com.
mittee has agreed to this merger.
and a director for the united
movement has -Abeen- appointed.
In addition to the members of
the Board of Education In Ken.
lucky. the Foreign Christian
Missionary Society, the Amer
lean Christian Missionary Soci.
ETY., the Christian Woman s
Board of Missions, the Board OF
Church Extension, the Board of
Ministerial Relief, and the
National Benevolent Association
will participate in the campaign.
Included in the above organiza-
tions are the Kentucky Mission.
airy Society. the State Sunday
School Association, and the
Widows and Orphans Home at
Louisville.
The new organization will take
over the machinery set up by the
Pennsylvania College campaign,
and will enlar, e it so as to repre-.
sent all the interests. A promo
tional committee for the state
consisting of Mrs. Louise Loos
Campbell, II w. Elliot. ]. H. Mac
Neil, j. S Hilton, Lin d. Cart.
wright, w. Hume Logan, and
President r. HI. Cross6eld has
been appointed.
The organizations included il
this new movement will attempt
to raise about So, 500, 900 during
the next FIVE years, or a little
more than one tenth of the 500
900, 900 agreed upon as the Dis
ciples' goal for the FIVE year
period The promotion com
mittee In Kentucky will likely
ask for more than one millioI
dollars this year.
The promotional committee o,
the Board Of Education and tn,
United Christian Missionar,
Society have selected Rev. Homer
W. Carpenter, minister of tn
First Christian Church of Rich
mond as director. He will Civ,
all of his time to this work dur
ing March, April and May. Nj
Carpenters popularity among tn
chu ches Of Kentucky. his wild
knowledge of our people in tn
state, successful experience
and enthusiastic attitude towar'
the whole task is a guarantee Q
the success of the movement
The Richmond church has mar
: Tested very fine spirit 10 relea.
. ing him for the three month:
being willing to make the sacr
J flee in order that the whole tas
3 of the Disciples Of Christ in tn
s State Of Kentucky may be pr
forward. Funds raised in I'll
- state will be divided equal
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12

that event it could only be
returned to the House through
the same Committee which took
tie advantake of US before. We
have reason to believe that they
would carry this injustice to the
limit.
The eyes of the educators and
the club women of the whole
nation have been on US during
this tight. 1t seems most grievOus
to thipk that just at this time
when the world has awakened to
the evil of illiteracy and is clamOr-
Ing for the education of adults
that our state should be the only
gutter. yet it will BIS a proud
record for our Federation of
Wemen's Clubs that we fought
tor the life OF the work and would
have fought longer had our OppOr'
tunity not been cut off in a man
ner SO unfair.
We should now consecrate our
selves to the one issue Of reviv
ing this work and redeeming oul
state.
Yours very sincerely.
Mrs j. c. Layne
| Representative of the Ken
lucky Federation of Women'
Clubs on the Evening Schoo
Bill.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12
Department Of Eduea.
ton
Frankfort, KY,
March 9. 1920.

March 9. 1920.
Mis-. Alice Davis,
School Superintendent:
The school laws enacted
by the present session OF the
General Assembly tor the most
part have an emergency clause
and 60 into effect Immediately.
There are some features OF these
laws that it is;important for you
% know at once. l shall send
you complete copy Of these
laws as soo1 as they are available.
In the meantime, | wish you
would act upon the following
points:
One of the Flaws provides for
the levying of a compulsory min
imum of as cents The sum Of
money raised by this levy Is to be
devoted exclusively to the pay
ment of teachers salary In addi'
ton, of course. to the sum re.
ceived firm the State until a min
| mum salary of $75 with the sal.
airy schedule shall have been
reached. If there be any OF this
su m remaining after meeting The
minimum salary requirements, 4
may be used for the general pur'
poses of education. If the sun
of money raised by this as cent
compulsory minimum is mo-
enough to pay the minimum sal
airy schedule, then your board
has the option of increasing the
levy to meet this minimum re
quirment or it may provide for
minimum salary, always remem
boring however, that whatever
sum may be raised by this com
pulsory minimum lew of 25cents
must be devoted to the paymen
of teachers salaries. For prac
! tically all counties, the sun
raised in this way will be sufi
cient and ample, but IN a few
counties a higher rate vii be nee
essary or a lower salary schedule
) In the event your board ha'
I already fixed it's rate OF levy. l
will be necessary under this Law
i for you to reassemble yonr boar
, and reconsider your rate. Tn
/ court / believe has held that it /
; necessary for your board no
= only to specify the rate but ais
T the amount of money that the.
wish to raise and to show by al
itemized budget the purpose
. for which this money is to b
= used Whatever rate your boar
, may decide upon up to so cent
, is made mandatory Upon the Fis
, cal Court and they have no choic
except to collect the rat
. demanded.
, This law a'so provides for tn
employ ment If n attendance ON
(: Ger to enforce The new compul
> sorry ATTENDANCE law. You hav
some months, however, III whic'
Z to find and empl0I suitable per
{ son for this posi- II. Teacher
3 will be employed tits year a
, heretofore. III. iirst election
r for the new county board OF edu
cation will take p ace at the com
ing Novem Der elect N and tn
D board VIII qualii3 40 "arch 1871
No one Is eligible To serve on thi
e board or TO vote ioi ,na member
\ OF this board except those VIII
/ reside in the county outside @
E cities and graded school district
maintaining separate and inds
n pendent school systems.
All papers of applicants fo
certificates will be graded froI
o this department. and all certif
e Gates will be issued from here
n The papers will be sent to 20
Just as now Is done In the case
examinations Cor State Certli
v Gates. You will continue to US
d two assistants in eonduetiu
\. these examinations and tt
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12

Gibbs-So you went after the
job l thought you believd that
the Office should seek the man.
Dibbs-l do But this Is q fat
job. and l thought II might get
winded before Il reached me.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12

YOU KNOW HIM!-"I don't
like to play poker With Smith, "
said Brown.
Neither do l." replied
Jones. "If he losses he gets
hot headed. and II he wins he gets
cold feet.s
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12
Yours very sincerely,
Mrs j. G. Layne

Fannie was eating an apple,
when she suddenly cried out in
pain.
"What is the matter. darlingT
asked her mother.
~ stepped on my tongue with
my teeth" said Fannie Fannie.
The Junior World,
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12

between the representatives of
the Board of Education in the
state and the United christian
Missionary Society. Designa
tions OF gifts will be permitted
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12
EaE1H0H13


'Po, The quality Of Mercy is not strand
1t droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven
Upon the place beneath: it is twice blest;
1t blesseth him that gives and him that takes:
It's mightest in the mehtiest: it becomes
The throned monarch better than his crown
His sceptre shows the force Of temporal power,
The attribute to awe and majesty.
Wherein doth sit the dread and fear of kings;
But mercy is above this sceptred sway
1t is enthroned in the hearts of kings.
1t is an attribute to God himself;
And earthly power doth then show lkest Gods
When Mercy seasons justice. -"
-.&akespeaye's The Merchant Of penifs.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12

The following is a list Of the
donors to the 'Near East Relief"
to date, but our campaign is not
closed. The minstrel will ~ given
later at Brodhe..:'s 81, I.iy-
iugston, Ky.
Town of Livingston 5 S5.54
The Minstrel given by
the men of Mt. V. 1000
Town Of Brodhead $685.
Teas, given by the
young ladies of Mt.
Vernon 5000
Christian Ccurch of
Mt. Vernon 25 90
w. j. Sparks & family $500
! G. c. Davis & family $500
Baptist Church of Mt.
Vernon 10 II
H. 7. Young 10 90
Mrs. Annie Mae Nc.
Kenzie 500
f. L. Durham & family 90
E. S Albright 500
c. D. Sutton 500
S. F. Bowman 500
M. j. Miller 800
J. Fish & family 500
Floyd Miller 500
S. T. Proctor & family 500
}. A. Landrum 500
w. Z. Tate 800
e. B. & c. Z. Cox 500
Vim. Poynter 500
w. G. McBee 500
L. v. Murrill 500
r. A. SPARKS 5 90
j. w. Rider 500
c. c. Williams 500
j. F.. Griffin and son 500
DR.. A G.. Lowell 500
DR.. Walker Owens 500
DR.. M. Pennington 500
Logan Bryant $50
Sheridan Bowman 100
Mrs. S. d. Lewis 200
Miss Grace Cox loo
Vernon Cox 80
c. +. Bradbury 100
Miss Norine Barnett 100
Miss Anna X. Baugh 100
w. Fl. Fish 100
d C. Craig 100
Matte Mullins 100
Mrs. Geo. Durham i.0O
Miss Ethel Asbill i0C
Myrtle Bryant i.0C
Jack Hysinser sc
: Fred Kruger zoo
Edgar Mullins Ice
M. p. Fenzell i0(
Total 5 469. 81
Miss Bess Sparks, Secy. & Treas
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12
BY BoONEwAY MAN

mentioned in the corrected bill.
Routing No. 5 runs from Cow
ington to Middlesboro, over Dixie
Highway and Boone Way.
---.------ .. q o % -.-'..----
Three thousand miles Of high.
way is included in what will be
known as the State system Of
roads. These roads will be taken
over, reconstructed and main
tanned in the future under direct
charge of State Road Department.
The counties, thru which the
State Roads pass. will be relieved
of attention or expense thereon
County authorities are directed
to erect signboards at forks aud
crossings OF highways.
The necessary added revenue
to augment present State road
income, will be collected from
automobile owners a tax Of
60 cents per horsepower rating
on their mact ines; a tax of one
ccent Per gallon of gasoline used.
II is estimated that a sum OF
5 2 900, 900 will be raised in 1921
S 2, 200, 900 Federal aid added to
State road tax of $500, 900 and
from other sources, making a
total of IS, 500, 900 for road con-
struc,ion purposes in 1921.
1t is claimed that the provisions
of the road revenue legislation is
a big improvement over the pro-
posed 500, 900, 600 bond issue.
Inasmuch as automobile owners
will soon be paying almost hall
the expense of the construction
and maintenance of the main
highways. the fact should. to ar
extent at least, pro, g soInewba,
a palliative to that prejudi &C
which many people have har
bored against the users Of
buzz wagons.
The reconstruction to be done
on the old roads and the construc
ton of the new ones included in
the three thousand miles of State
roads is a mighty big undertaking
aud the work will not proceed
with that speed one would natur
ally desire. No considerable
increase of work over 1919 is ex
pected, for several valid reasons
Shortage of materials, shortage
of labor, and the scarcity o.
trained men, hut the big task
which will occupy the mex
several months is that of the
engineers and organizers wht
will have to make the plans fol
the gigantic undertaking.
Routing No. 4, Lexington Il
Whitesburg, Letcher county AND
Pound Gap, Va, goes over thu
Kyva" kentucky Virginia
Highway route. This is a mos
important highway on which tn
Boone Way Man has been max
ing efforts during past year u
place upon the map.
90 o
Rockcastle will be enabled h
build her crossroads when tn
, State takes over her mai
highways.
o q o
In recalling the fact that the,
! were the first TO make a concerto
move for the conctructi0n OF higi
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12

SAVED. 1--WE tried to buy some
rope to hang a prohteer."
"Well?"
"But the dealer wanted too
much for it,"
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12

Total 5 400. SO
Miss Bess Sparks, Secy. & Treas
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12

In recalling the fact that they
were the first TO make a concerted
move for the construction Of high
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12

Rockcastle will be enabled TO
build her crossroads when the
State takes over her main
highways.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-03-12
N e A K E A S T
r E L E F
Going Over the Top
In Fine Shape

The following is a list Of the
donors to the "Near East Relief"
to date, but our campaign IS not
closed. The minstrel will be given
later at Brodhe.s.. Liy-