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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

time and then starting with difficulty.
Moreover. II does not pull we'll until
/: has run a mile or two and becomes
warm. How can this trouble be cor
rooted?
Answer: The fact that Il does moi
develop mitch power until II is hot,
indicates that your carburetor ad
justmcnt is pretty lean for easy start
ing. altho Perhaps all right for run
ming. Wc do not know whether your
carburctor has a "choker' on its air
intake. but II II has not II should have.
as this would greatly facilitate start
Ing. II IL has a choker. perhaps Ii
docs not closc tight enough to give you
the required ovcrrich starting mixture.
Possibly there is an air-lcak around
tho throttle valve stem. that thins
down tho starting mixture. or perhaps
the fucl level in your carburctor runs
too low. Weakness of tho spark AT low
speed often makes starting difficult.
Look out for air-icaks in tho intake
System.
DETECTING THE FLAT TIRE
No Ono Can Afford To Run On Air
less" Tires
Running on fiat tirc for few
hundred yards may injurc tho casing
more than hundreds of miles OF normal
service. by violently flattenins 1t along
It's side wallis and tho tube may be
completely ruined by the crcasipg and
cutting action of the rim. II is there
fore important TO detect a deflatcd tire
at the very earliest instant In order to
limit the damage done and ono should
constantly be on tho watch for signs OF
dcflation. When tho steering wheel
seems to turn harder than usual. fla.
front tiro is the most probable cxpians-
ton and sometimes there lis notice.
able tendency for tho car to edge to-
ward tho side on which tho trouble
has developed. Unusual ra,tling. \
grinding sound In the wheel bearings
and abrupt joi,'rE may also be Appar-
ent, but hard steering Is the most re-
liable indication, altho when the air
escapes rather gradually. this may de-
vclop M slowly as not to be needed. a
fiat rear tire brings out rattlcs in the
rcar Of the car makes the car drag and
call for extra power, jolts the rear pas
sengers, produces cranky" steering and
usually dcvelopes grinding sounds in
the driving gears. At high speed these
signs are very marked. but whom run
ming slowly they may escape attention
for some time. Whenever stop la
made a glance at tho tires will disclose
tyhc,hor any arc getting soft
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
KIDS ANXIOUS
FOR CHOW CHOW
Health Clown Comes to
County This Week on
Health Crusade

Perhaps moro youngsters have
read tho pIpcrB within the laH
NC,k than in any whole month ut
any other time. The reason why Is
hcraupo they are looking for news
about chow Chow. tho health clown
who has amused thousands uf chll-
dfcn from coast to coast and has
only recently come to oklahoma.
Tulsa school children want to know
what he has been doing here In this
state. and they have learned that the
nuditoriuus In Oklahoma CITY
couldn't hold the crowds that rushed
from the school buildings at the
time allotted them lO see Chow
chow. they learned that after he
had gone u was "a favurito indoor
ptstimo 90 draw pictures uf tho
clown. how hc looked when ho ala
this. ana when he did that and as
tp what chow chow told them about
health habits anything that Chow
chow says goes q long way towards
being remembered, believed and
pIICtisrd.
chow CHOW comes to Tulsa county
this week bat he doesn't appear be
forK the children Of the city schools
until next Monday According To the
r.hcdulc arranged for him hN Miss
Bessie Eirhnrdsnu, executive sCcro-
tarv ur the Tulsa Tuberculosis aTo-
citation hc viii give his first per
furmnncr before the pupils at Wash
iugton school at o'clock, It 2:ib
he viii 30 to Convention hall where
the children OF the north side schools
viii hear and SEQ him. ana NJ $3.50
O'Clock he goes TO Horace Mann. Al
noon hc has lunch with the kiwanis
club, which iH responsible Tor chow
elbows appearance In TuN,a. The
clown comes To Tulsa Thursday GO
Ing Immediately to sand Springs and
Broken Arrow for performances,
Friday Mrs. Miuncttc Hedges, coun.
ty superintendent Of schools, viii &,
with him 10 Jouks and Bl<hy. and
! Tuesday hc goes 10 Cullinsvillc. Sat,
urdly he goes to Muskugr' for his
| performances there. Colorcd schoo
| children of Tulsa viii have an np.
lpurtunity of seeing Chow chow Mon.
Z day morning at II O'Clock. wheT
! Miss Richardson has arranged for q
/ Performance for them at the Dream
/ ladd thoator, on Greenwood.
Chow Chow IN real lifo T. Ray Law
/ OF salt Lake city. His work is basct
/ upon psychological principles; hay
/ ing completely won the hearts al
! the Riddles. the health truths h,
/ drivca home stay with them anC
have a laDting influence upon theii
] habits.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
CAREY SENTENCED
BY JUDGE LANDIS
Bank Clerk Who Caused
Trouble for Jurist
Gets a Year

CHICAGO, April 11.--Francis J.
Carey. 1g-ycar-old bank clerk, who
confessed embeZZlement OF $4,000
from the National city Bank Of OF
tawa, H.. today was sentenced TO
a years imprisonment In the govern
ment home for incorrigible boys by
Federal Judge lands.
Release Of Carey on his own re-
cognizance by Judge Lands several
months ago. at which time the
Judge criticised bank officials for
the small salary paid the teller,
caused controversy between Judge
Lands and Senator Dial OF South
Carolina which led to threats Of
Impeachment against the Judge by
the senator.
Judge Lands declared that tho
small salary paid for the rcsponsi
bility imposed upon Carey threw
temptation Ia his way. He placed
much Of the blame for the emhez-
element upon the shoulders OF the
bank directors
Senator Dial Immediately after
ward made Judge Lands the target
for brOadside delivered i'm congress
and demanded an Investigation.
Neither Judge Lands nor Carey
would comment upon the final dis
position of the case today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
Appie CObbler Prevented
Boys Escape From Cafe

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. April If
Charlie Adams. "a, liked apple
cobblcr He had no money. 30 h.
broke into u local cafe early today
While eating his fill OF the juicy
brown crusted Wand he was sur
priscd by the proprietor. Endcav-
oring To escape through the hole ht
had cut In the window screen, hc
found that the apple cobblcr had
Increased his rotundity 50 that h'
could not depart by the same route
hc had entered. The proprietor
turned him over to the probation
officer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
O'CONN0R GONE AGAIN
lie Opens Fire on officer Who Hal.
Car In Which Criminal Was Ridine
Officer Severely Wounded

CHICAGO, Apri! lI-Tommy a..
Connor, sought by the police r..
several weeks as the aueged slav,.
of police sergeant Patrick Oman
escaped capture here today and \,
doing so snot and seriously wounsss
another policeman. The victim :,
today's shooting is policeman jam.
Rafferty, of Highland PARK.
Rafferty, halted an automobiI. a,
which a man he positively ident,.s
as O'Connor and three companid IL
were riding. AS he stopped Inc cs.
Rafferty, said O'Connor began n,
ing. The policeman fell with bpl'
let in the right lung and the "a,
sped away.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
BLOODY MONEY A CLUE
Police In ~. Louis Believe FILLING
station Operative Was Murdered

ST LOUIS. April 10.-Blood-
stained money in a deck drawer to-
day led police to believe that John
Keating. 90 years old, was shot and
killed last night while reacltng for
the money TO give to bandits who
held up an oil filling station of
which Keatlng was night manager.
The robbers escaped with $3.50.
Keating. a son OF A. s. Keatlng,
a business man OF Topeka. Kan,
was a student at Washington uni
yersity here. taking a Ves'ral tech
nical course. and worked at the oil
station at night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
NEW REVOLUTION
MENACES MEXICO
Francisco Villa May BE at
Head of Newly Organ
lied Rebel Band
MAY 7 IS DATE SET
Planned Outbreak to BE Seri-
Gus Attempt TO Overthrow
President Obrcgon
Hy HARRY T., ROGERS
.ALf L.L...nnnlnnI

NAsuINGTON. Npril ti. \
serious attempt to overthrow Alynro
Otfcgou. prradout of Mexico. H
PLANNED for May g. according I" IN
formation to the state department.
todnV. from George ~ Nutumcrlin,
charge d'affnirH ri th" American
embassy in Mexico tltF Mr.. sum
merlin stated that hc was unable To-
ohtnn details ~ Tho alleged rcN"-
IutIonarv plots. but reports uf its
strength and scope were of such u
nature as tu make u worthy of sc-
riouH consideration.
villas Same Mentioned.
Tho name of The lonGpr in Tho ncw
movement has not been astcrtaiurd
with certainty but number of tho
Mexican generals are mentioned
Among these are Marguia, now said
to be- In the state ut tuHhulla with a
considerable number Of followers,
FrnnClpco villa and Pablo Gonzalez.
who waa candidate fur the pIcsi
dcncy both before and after tho fan
of CarranzH.
Though at one time favoritc ut
GArrnnza and urged by the 'tirst
chief as his successor To the prcsi-
doncv Gonzales Joined the Obrcgon
revolt tIpn and ted the rebel forces
when thcv entered Mexico city
He withdrew from the prudential
race against Obregon in the interest
OF peace and tranquility
Gonzales l. Anti Now.
Gonzales " now quoted as de.
nouncing the Obrcgon government
and limiting thnt ho would accept
the leadership ot the new revolt.
Reports of President OhrcROn's
change In policy with regard to rebel
leaders are causing considerable faV-
orable comment among officials here
and have lcsscucd the effect uf ru-
mors of the impending revolution. II
is believed that "A stern attitude VIII
do much To check disorder and may
nip IN the bud the contemplated re-
volt
Tho general opinion is that the
execution of half a dozen rebel
leaders in various parts of Mexico
within the past two weeks has done
much to strengthen Ohrcgon's posi-
ton, both at home and abroad.
Much OF the doubt cast upol tho
Cbrcgon government. IL h pointed
out. has been due To his apparent re-
mctanco to live up to hts reputation
az an iron handed executive. The
alleged prevalence OF bolshevist ac-
tivitics and the reported popularity
with the radicals Of l.. Elias Gales
member OF Obregon's cabinet, gnV,
rise to suspicion that the Mexican
president was not sure OF hts ground
and was rcsorting to a policy OF con
Reluctant at Iron Hand.
ciliation whore sterncr measure
were necessary.
The deportation OF Gale, tn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
SOUiefs Bar Americans
Until u. S. Changes VielU

NEW YORK, April Begin
ming April 90. all Americans will be
barred from entry into soviet Russia
until a soviet ambassador Is permit
ted To come to this country with
authority to issue passports. An
nouncomcnt to this effect was made
here today by Charles Recht In
charge OF the interests of Ludwig
g. A. * Martens, deported soviet
representative.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

THINK Of not having TO
i worry about icel Think of
richer coffee, richer puddings and
cakes, easier housekecping--and
remember; too, that when you
add the water we have taken out
you get more than a guar, Of
erramy frSt grade country milk
for less than you pay for a quart
Of old-fa5hion<d bottled mtlk!
Milk is purest and best on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
NeUS Briefs

NEW YORK Dr. Astaban Oh
BOrRcs. foreign minister of Nenc-
zuolI. arrived here today at the head
Of q special mission representing the
Venezuelan government, which Will
present statue OF Simon Bolivar to
tho city OF New York on April 10.
SHASGUAf-M Minor earthquakes
have occurred In the province Of
Kan-Su since the terrific tremor on
December last Investigators re-
port that 10 great lnndslldcs have
damned up tho Using Ming river
and that there Is danger OF flood
unless work Of excavation is imme-
diatoly begun.
NEW YORK-One man was
burned to death and number of
persons were injured early today
when fire dcstroycd four three c-story
apartment dwellings In Brooklyn.
Women and children, their exit
blocked by the flames. were carried
to safety by police.
MGNNEAPOLtS. MINI. Mrs
Eliza Barnett. 81, mother of Major
General Barnett. Commandant OF
tho marine corps. died here today
Funeral services will be held ~ her
former home, Boscohcl Wis. Tues
day. -
WAStItNGTON - The supreme
court today granted limit rchear-
ing IN the silver King Conklinr
mines case, to cover the question OF
how much ore was actually taken by
the silver King from IT, ncighbor''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
United store Receiver Named

MtNOT y. D.. April lie. w.
Rcichert of Darlington was named
permanent receiver for the Consum-
crs United stores company by Dis
trict Judge ~ II. Noelliug here to-
day The company operates 81
st ores in North Dakota
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
Wire Flashes

KANSAS cry AprH ii.-Three han1rs
.n motor gar hero today hfd ur, Nll'r
Earie oil y Hcnnlnr company. as rh.
waH on her way tp q hank. aud obtained
i3fs in currency aud $500 Boo checks in.
roRr woRrH Tc,as hrn % Tho
body ~ I j.. b"iosirr VI 1u,H'. iFih'
nHfsiHui district manager ~ mo Tran.
continental pil company who was hlIrd
100 Hn hut",uobuo accident hrte yrH','
day. ~sa sent 10 sapulpe. OKLA. today
fof burial
wAsuNGroN Apru ~. snoea oI
ught rains have falle9 during ih" ia., -
southern New England snd ho upper
Onto valley todayH weather bureau
chart shors.
roRr. WORTH Ts'sa. Apru -
Twelve hundred employees ~ tlo railway
p'U .sfy1lek 10 ,hSe, cleyen'h ais,fisL coz, .1.-,
New McsI,o viii ~ armed hereafter
while un duty. lt waf announced tuta.
~ Sipcunt'nd"ut \. ". Gaines of Fort
worth.
rrLENA hrA. kput IA hsavy
90 result
srRSGrigLp Nc, hpfl ,rirs
u pmoulcdring cigatot atub swept through
tha bufinoss section ~ MsrHhfeid No.
early ihis morning i've buHiueHH build
ines were burned and the Htooks ~ fIur
were cgnruw.d The loss a estimated IT
more than $50 ono
TprENN. Kan Aurii ti.-Virgl Helm.
wanted w connection with tho thof' ~ H
sample trunh containing iew~lfy said ru
bee valued - 10 600. two weeks aRo from
the noot Island depot, iH under arrest iu
DunvsI local uffIDcrE wrfe advised today.
wAsmNGruN hprl u Petition ~
tho National rHrt bank ot New fgrN 'nr
p writ ~ mhudhmtN requiring federal
Judges ln Texas Go tcpoou its suit against
tho Reid cattle company, were denied
today by tho supreme court
TOPEKA Kan. Apru II \ conference
10 discuss proposed 20 per cent docfeaa"
In wages affecting Hpr~a kimatcly AL SAINT .
10 railroad employees viii b" hold April
2s to May a. Topeka, " WIS announced
today b. General Manager =. g.. FoN
MIAMI okla. ApW Hilary Itag
gard. a younE farmer ilylng near Bcrnicc,
Tor the second time IN less than week
gave more than pint " his blood TODAY
~ local hospital In an attempt to restore
his wife 10 health
OKLAHOMA cry. Aprn Ii ono entr,
] In tho county JAN roEiHtor today reHcmblod
Il trial rccnrd John Co She Ito started
serving y 50 day sentence imposed laai
January In federal court for INTRODUCING
liquor Into Indian territory
FOUr WORTH Texas. April Fol
/ lowing last week'a political upheaval In
which tho old city admiuiHtration wa
upset Harry Hamilton, formerly Of Rock
dale Texas, was elected police chief thti
morning.
sT LOUIS Mo. April 1T General ~
| g. clark, commander ~ the Missouri Ma
/ tinnal Guard and former adJutnnt general
| Is ~ at 81 Johns hospital here. IT'S con
dlti0n ~ not serious General Clark un
| derwent an operation on the nose about
| week ago ana suffered hemorrhsg'
| nfterward.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

American radical ana alleged draft
dcscrter. and the summary cNccu-
ton of revolutionary leaders has re-
assured many observers and has
given rise to the belief that Obrogon
will bc able To cope with the May 7
movement II II should develop af
MANNED
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
Hlshnn,s Mifc Sncnks.

Special 10 The World.
KINGF1SHER. April 1t--Mrs
Homer Stuntz, wife Of Bishop
Stuntz Of the Methodist Enisropai
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

the farm. There is where we
seal our milk into its bright
new tins. We bring the farm
TO your door-much of its saving
and all the rich purity of its milk
with Every Day.
Don't be the last woman in
your town to save money on your
milk bills--and to keep house the
easy way. Your grocer is glad to
sell you Every Day-because he
knows it will please you.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

church Of Omaha, Nch., delivered
an address In Kiugf.sher sunday
night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

wOSpERLANp "Thc Girls From the
Golden West musical comedy company.
featuring Adele Siurtevaut, special f"a-
turc picture Hud also a new comedy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

THINK of this great army of wise
Il and experienced housekeepers in
Philadelphia - think of the similar
thousands in other big cities of the
United States-who have put an end
to their milk troubles and found the
modern, easy, m0ney-sa01ng way in the
bright new tins Of Every Day Milk!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

WARRINGTON. Aprl iis-rhe supreme
rourt Of the United states decided today
that state laws restricting use NJ narcotics
which are not IN conflict with the federal
law are constitutional. The issue was
raised by Dr. g. u. Whipple OF Mime
apoliS In an appeal to tho United states
supreme court,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

BROADWAY: "Thr Great shadow 10
featuring Tyrone Power. rathe News and
aI-o o csmcdy. butterflies " Broadway
musical sumcdy company. featuring Beivcr
and Vernon. the tangIefoot dancers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
THE THEATERS

LYRIC. Neal Hart in "skyfire. story
~ the northwest and tine mounted poi,t
THE Dog Catcher Universal comedy b
Pathc News.
ORPHEuM. Orpheum News and Topics
of fhe Day. Big time vaudeFNlei Ahsto
Friedland and his 1ig company ln = nswE
song review. CabW and Homaine To-
comedy MiNup.' nonsense Iho Btlshts
ln "rhe Dream of the Mcving Man :
burlesque; claude and Marion IN p.11,.',,r ~,
iu "A Feast for the FashiuTabl". songs
Harry and Nancy tavanuH. q combination
~ skin and artistry, jack Tratnoir, nn@
comedy In comedy psylet Help
Music by Orphcum orchestra
MAJESTIC. Mae Murray IN. Thc
News aud Topics ot the Day, music BY
Majestic orchestra and organ.
PALACE. Tho Love Special" with
wallace REID, Pathe News. MUSIC o'
Palace orchestra.
HtALTo. "rbc prizes ~ Possession.
with Ethel clayton. new comedy. Music
BY Hialto orchestfd.
SwImmin' Hole" a perturbation of James
/ whitcomb Neys famous poem ROM
comedy
hON NJ nc NdEF i'If. an 'Li' 'i
I womanhood produced by Edgar Lewis
{ featuring Gladys Brockwcl. 'harle,
/ Hutchinson tn Double Adventure.
serial, also new comedy
BROADWAY. "Thr Great shadow .
/ featuring Tyrone Power; rathe News and
al-o o csmcdy "Euttcrflies VI Broadway'
musical Sumcdv company featuring Beivoi
and Vernon. the tangiefoot dancers.
WONDERLAND. "Thc Girls From The
Golden West musical comedy company
/ featuring Adele S'urtevaut, special f"a
. turc picture Rud also new comedy.
/ church Of Omaha, Nch, delivered
] an address I'm Kingf.sher Sunday
+ night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

ROYAL, "rhc Sage Hen an epic Of
vonanhood, produced by Edgar Lewis.
featuring GLADYS Brockwci. Charles
TN Double Adventure. '
serial, also new comedy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

LYRIC; Neal Haf, In "skyfire" story
~ the northwest and tine mounted police
The Dog Catcher Universal comedy
Pathc News.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Aprli it.--General ~.
g. clark, commander ~ the Missouri Ma.
ttonal Guard and former adJutnnt general
IL 40 at ~. Johns hospital here. ITS con.
dition ~ not serious General Clark un-
derwent an operation on the nose about a
week ago ana suffered hemorrhsEo
nfterward.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

STRAND. Charles Ray In The Ole
SwImmln' Hole" perturbation Of James
Whltcomb Kleys famous poem, kolin
comedy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

HfALTO: "Tbc price ~ Possession
with Ethel clayton. new comedy MUSIC
by Hialto orchestra.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-14
University Graduates.

Two hundred and twenty-four men
and women will be graduated from
West Virginia University on June 10
it is announced by University officials
This is the largest class ever graduated
from the institution. The June COM
mencement date was originally June
IA, but this has been changed to June
10. There is but one Jefferson county
man in the list of graduates, Ernest
Everett Higgs, who gets the degree of
B. S. Agriculture. Berkeley county
has four graduates: Roger Clapham
who gets the degree of Bachelor of
Science, a Shepherd College graduate
Miss Grace Fleming Payne, Bachelor of
Arts, former Shepherd College stu.
dent, who has been leading her class
this year, and on several occasions led
the University; Richard Elkins Hyde.
Bachelor of Arts; Clarence Daniel
Luther Ropp, Bachelor of Arts. Clar-
ence Roby Of Petersburg. another
graduate of Shepherd College, gets
the degree of Bachelor of Laws.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-14
Change At Kearneysville.

The B. & o. Railroad has moved its
passenger station at Kearneysville
from the F. o. Trump rebuilding TO an
old car on a side track, with Relief
Agent Estelle in charge. Mr.. Trump
has been agent for the B. & o. for
a number of years, and the ticket Of
flee and waiting room has been in his
building adjacent to the tracks. He
and the railroad officials have not been
able to agree upon the terms for rental
of the station building and services as
agent, and the company has solved the
problem BY moving into the box-car
station and putting another agent in
charge. The people of the vicinity are
not so well pleased with the new
quarters, and the hope is expressed that
the matter may be adjusted in man.
ner satisfactory to all concerned.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-14
Cleanup Day in Shepherdstown.

The town authorities have fixed
next Thursday. April 2lst, as cleanup
day. The plan is for each house
holder to clean I'D in front Of his own
premises, and the town will haul
away the dirt and debris. Let us hope
that every householder in the CON-
munity will take cheerful pride in
helping to make a real clean and whole
some town. Let us not only clean UP
our premises front and rear and
in between, but let's paint and white
wash and beautify with flowers and
trees and foliage until Shepherdstown
shall be one of the most attractive
places in all this part of the country.