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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-24
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The World Club Of Trouble 500 Only,
QuarreIs Result from Gene,a Meet.

II don't see why you should ash
Uncle Ted to tell us anything about
the world club" said Ruth. 1--WE know
the United States will never go into
II and the danger is gone"
Listen here, Ruth" replied Jack
Il agree that MOST OF the danger OF
going into that club is past but after
some OF the things I've heard lately
Id like TO know some more about II. ]
was talking to Johnny the other day,
and made up my mind that just so
long as the world club is club there
Is always the danger OF us being drag
ged into IT,"
well. hows the little pesslmlst this
evening" asked Uncle Ted, who
caught the last words of Jack as he
came into the house. Seems like you
cant get off that subject"
mo. ! can't" said Jack. Not so
long as hear that some of the coun-
tries in the club are still hoping that
the United States will join"
Jack. come over here and sit down.
You. TOO, Ruth, and I'll tell you some
interesting things about this subject
which seems to interest you so much.
Jack. your information isn't so far
wrong at that The world club is hav-
ing lot Of trouble, naturally. 1t isn't
out any more than some of us |
knew it wouldn't months and months |
lso. Now certain countries, seeing the
rouble ahead, are mighty anxious and
ire grabbing at the smallest straw of
lope that the United States will swing
Iround and join hands to save them
rhe world club is meeting now in &C.
leva, Switzerland. 1t is supposed OF
'e meeting Of representatives from
many countries who have gathered to-
ether TO settle all matters around the
able in peaceful, quiet maner. But
What is that meeting proving?
ut is proving that the United States,
BECAUSE of the courage of certain far
lighted men. was absolutely right
vhen it held aloof and said that the
world club would be body which
would bring about war and make for
more trouble between countries in
tead of bringing about peace and
uiet.
"Here is wha has happened. The
world club had no sooner begun its
Meeting than serious trouble was seen
o he starting between the South
American countries of Chile, Peru and
Bolivia. Bolivia is fighting for an out
ct to the sea while the other countries
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-24
SLAYER OF DANCER is
HIDDEN FOR SAFETY.

Paducah - 1t was learned that Dep
uty Constable Fipis Rhodes, held for
the murder of Joe Rucks, has been
taken out Of the McCracken county
Jail because of fear of mob violence.
Authorities refused to say where they
took Rhodes, but It is understood that
he is somewhere in the city under a
heavy guard. Threats have been made
against Rhodes, who shot and killed
Rucks at a dance at Maxon Mill.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-24
WOMEN WHO
CANNOT WORK
Read Mrs. Corley's Letter and
Benefit by Her Experience
Edmund, Set was run down with
nervousness and female trouble and suf-

Tered every month.
! was not able to do
any work and tried a
lot Of medicine, but
bot no relief. / saw
your medicine adver-
tised in a little book
that was thrown in
my door, and | had
not taken wobottles
of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vege t able
Compound before /
-z.Il - "A
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-24
DOZEN GULL HENS PRODUCE
THREE EGGS In SEVEN DAYS

Culling was the means of removing
IL non-producers of eggs from the
flock Of 60 White Plymouth Rock hens
owned by George Hill, a Marshall
county farmer, according to a report
he has pust made on a demonstration
conducted by the College Of Agricul-
ture extension division. The week be-
fore the culling the so hens produced
at total Of 81 eggs while the week FOL-
lowing the 4S hens which we're retain
ed as layers produced 40 eggs while
the IL culls layed only three.
mississippi leads the country with
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-24

Peggy Shaw, who came from the
Follies to the William Fox studio,
where she is leading woman in a spe-
cial production now being made, is
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-24

The recent census taken in England
is expected to show a surplus of 2,O0O,-
900 women in the British Isles.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-24

only seventeen years old and has been
on the stage three years. She is an
accomplished dancer, and an emotion
al actress who Is considered find"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03

Can nov supply limitrsI Amount
factory wood In fnn WAGON tos"s
Hahn Coal "a. hon ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03
DEATHS

NFAks-rks bsag II ~. Elnora n.
Evans. vhe aItd herr ys.lsfdal. win ~ iAkan
hnrN % H~rfInEnrId. No. this evening for
burial. The htshnnd ed I've soma VIII -.
c1n1anr ~ bod q n freath 70 IN eaklsc
81 EetF.l .tttnlenenia -
nss.f. sis sss ~ " "a M. q nsrn.
hart u to1 faath walits sirept aied i.ai
4IIlt. Mr. harnfnri v . ntmbfr ~ ~
LnIQarallI l~atilIII. FnrfraI seftieea NNl
~ hala lumorrou morning. a. ~ . eiotA
npIn ~ r~aIiTurn Rev kNadsun. officiating
burial euf !. n fair'itr esiaeisfy. G. T.
iixknau6n-it.. H. Linstaush. ars 81
year, died ~ Ala home OF runlh Arno STREET
1aflf lAIs morulae. Ne had beea . re1itpn'
~ AIhnqnerqae for ever ~ gee7s. He leaves
~ wIis ahd ineiher. two soH1 and hte
ssssas.s fsss,cel .'is sssss p n -. ss.rs =.
M1TNEK-funerl services ffr harssl
uIffn9r viii - hold lnmorrnW atternoen a
q no fnsn freneh's chapel. Rev. Hugh
Caapcr NIfl ofne,alc. faihearcra. VII -
Charles Lemtka 1homas keleher "a D. n
osrsr Risrhsr Thsnas husbss and D.. p.
u skNcaksnrh. sos...i Of Nsris Via.
fanlIlI uas MID this norninr a. o'rtoet
from the f1miu rt1-dcnta. hnFial 49, -
nanta Barbara esmets1. Cfoileit vas N
o6SzAfEs-ne fupsr.l Of Marsa. r
oooGsie1. Who died iasi Mcrasy. viii y hsld
iarsrsl psrisrs huilsi vln b q sania
c6rbSfI-H.s c.ssllns csraova. AGED
sss.ss shs = sar9ivsa b. two dsasAisf,
one son WIN were ell with her. 10
reraI afranFtnrnfs EIi be announced later
cFellnit 4 10 charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03
Coronado Tent City
To Attract Large
Albuquerque Party

+. L. Philips ADVERTISING manager
sor the Conorado Tent city and ASSOC
ciatcd hotel aud resort interests in
southern California, loft for the coast
this morning after a visit Of several
days here with James J. Hoaney. To-
cal agent for the tent city.
r. A. Polanski, with offices az aO2
West Central. has been appointed To-
cal agent for tho telt city with au-
thority g. make resot vations and Mr..
Heansy a. planning Dor "a special pull
man ear 20 carry Albuquerque people
20 a summers rcsidenCe a. the popu-
lar resort. IN OF about june 10.
In spite OF business conditions. Mr..
Phillips zaid. the Coronado tent cts
and hotel are both well filled VA ad
reservations Tor the entire sum.
mrr season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03

The Amcricnn Legion now has .
woman's a%ukiliary N Albupnoruuc.
plans Tor lts organisation having been
compioted. Mrs William MC,lnrkCu.
has been elected president; Mrs hciie
Nye, Vicc-prCsidrnt. Mrs. John y
Summers. secretary, and Mrs Harry
fcnton. treasurer. The executive
committee consists Of Mrs faEnic
Biakemore. ,. a. Richi Mrs Frank
ehunlcbatgcr, Mrs Elizabeth Meal
lister ~ publicity director. Meetings
viii ~ held the SECOND Monday Of
each month az 1saO y. n. ana the last
"Wednesday Of each month az 1850
y. NJ.
The mcmbcrriip cnmpalgn 81 the
Y. n. G. A. which closed Monday, was
an unqualified success. tho American
League and National LuaEuc baseball
teams mnklnr e3d scoroa, each score
representing a now member. In the
world series Monday, The American
League Indians. under Captain
Brasher. had a walkaWay over cap
tain McDowcirs Cafdinplf. 81 the Ma
lionnl League. The indians turned
IN 90 arorcs to the Cardinals a.
This D. tln. SEASON of thu year wlpcn
many boys In the mountains are
prone o. cave school and 20 un the
sheep rnnches. In AN effort 20 pre-
vent this. IoHc SalaNar, truant Vniccr,
has gone to the mountains and VIII
~cndeavor 10 Keep the lads at their
studies.
Thc Ladies Aid society Of 81.
Paul's English Lutheran church viii
meet ia the church pariorH Thurs
day afternoon al $50 O'Clock.
The city's diphtlcria cases arr
gradually disappcarinE. according 40
the monthly report Of Dr. j. n. poch-
erty, city n county health officer.
The report foe Ayril show the FOL.
lowing eases Measles. a. chickcnpcN.
A. diphthcria, 9: scarlet fever. o.
smallpox, A. w%hooping cough. 80
vcncrcal diseases. 20. tuberculosis. "a.
Tbs T~ratcrnai Bruthcrhood will
hold a regular meeting at \ y. M.
tonight ut Odd Fellows han after
which cards viii be played. Each
member ~ urged 10 bring a friend.
Refreshments VIII be served.
The Moihrf~ ttrcic 81 the Congrc-
E%ntionai church viii hold a mcoting
and Cradle Roll party Thursday az
ternoon al the home Of MrN Chester
Washburn. 20a North Edith street
A good program will be presented.
An members and friends Of the circio
are invited.
ID. - fox. IL ssalf North Third
street, was arralFncd Tn police court
his morning on the charge ~ var-
raucv. tie pleaded not guilty and
viii be given q hearing at O'Clock to-
night.
John Apodaca was fined SIS Ia
court this morning ON the charge or
Kenneth BaIdridgc has bcen cited
To nuuenf In police court r0uiUlt on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03

Goal supply 90. rnones . ana
Harvey Auto springs 70 fIt all Cars.
Korbep A 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03
SUPPER TABLE GOSSIP

Christian ~l1ndvasus society win meet
tonight at the hono uf Miss Vera
iierhf. Plano are to De made Tor
the ChriHtlin Endcavor Business meet
ms INC social 10 be held ~ the church
Friday nirht The sotisl committee
% the society u 40 meet tomorrow
night az the home OF Miss iotsuv
Scycfnr.
Waiter Bcrrer. Charles Caldwell,
aud Marvin Crawford. members of
the a.. n. "A. debating team which
met the University % Arizona ~ Il
debate at Tucson last Thursday eve
MIN returned from TucsSn yesterday.
Caldwell ana Berger. who are hoth
members ~ Sigma chi remained an
il sunday IN ofdsr 10 attend tho in
ftallauon bail Of the new chapter %
that fraternity at the University OF
Arizona.
The SOPHOMORE class of the Domcs-
tlcc Science department a. thu TINT
.Nerrity held "a food Demonstration this
morning from 10 O'Clock until ~ Ia
tho Household Economics building,
The desserts nud beverages prepared
~ the Sophomore class were served
20 students who are maJorins Ia tho
department Miss Edna Roy was in
charge OF The demonstration
The second Wcck's play In tlic
pocket billiard tournament for tho
city championship win BEGIN at $3.50
this evening "a the Palace Billiard
rooms. with three matches scheduled.
IN Glass A. Salaznr and Smith VIII
play so points. Monahan and Tfor
nelfo viii play 40 points in the Glass
y match. ana Sandoval and Rub viii
play 80 points IN class e. Further
play Will be- held "Wednesday night
and Thursday at the same hour.
John Watson. prohisluon officer.
who was wounded in a sun battle
saturday With liquor smugelerH. died
prohibition forces learned here today.
Dr.. Paul Gallagher who attended
Watson. gave q pint OF blood iu "a
vain attempt TO save his ne.
Deputy United statcS Marshal
Charles n. Kern returned todn. from
Santa Ne where ne took five prison
ers from Las Cruces 10 the pcnitcn-
tary. he reports That Judge Colin
Nehiett has just returned to Santa ~
from his eastern trip,
nr. - a. Royrr viii h. In charge
20 the well babies clinir 10 D." held
In tho court room OF tho federal
building az . o'clock "Wednesday af-
tornoun.
Isabel y. brown has hccn granted
"a quiet iuc To- 100 acres OF land in
Bernalilo county ny Judge Hickey.
Tine action was begun arnint Seed
ham &. Collier and others.
In. ovid T. Ham has bern granted
"a divorce from Ovid T. Ham. and
George r. Brown has been granted o.
divorce from Gertrude Ecdweil
Brown.
In the tnN case of Winter a Jonc-.
OF the Combs hotel a tax valuation %
tG. 600 has hfen placed ON tho prof-
crty and o. per cent penalty added
making the total $500. and Judge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
At COUNTRY CLUB
OPENS TOMORROW


fine annuni spring uttIs tpufrA@
meat ~ ihe country club val open
Tomorrow whea a. draw ~ b. uaAs
10 III rrftrt nHfITt<& IN A1oufa
n|nriIs 1iIt SIN ktsih fo< she lam
ison lap Al 4trt and Wa ~ cpuriet-
"a ~ .nf IS when the uulnena
..es'.> &. ~ N.ae,'R ,rgPny ~. be
I'D fsf n<ns and rohen's doubles
ard MIXED toubItH
rIIItrn men have entered the
r|nFIcN contest and others may 90 %
before The names qre tfeNn temel
r1n afIIlnu1n A. fno club ~ c. ~
nAfl1f. fftfftfnan u the M41'a ten
MA conmIlire. The entnnln % date
are Ray tircAHn4 Lister tvopsr g.
~ Bafeet H4sh cover Bruce
Ia. Edward nsTssh leo Murphy.
George - DENVER. stewart MAcArth-
uf. Frrd HEanflnl. Charles n, ehul-
man. n 4. WonIa0n. 4rs ana ~. b
Hanger. Tho totfnsncnt 4 open 70
an n4Rn - mo GA.
Ine ecsnir. club tsnp,s cup oifsrse
~ Inrls3n HnIier. The cup re1naing
Il tht CInb and ndst b. won three
tlmre for nrrmanent possession. NJ,
Eafrr i not N the city for the 1891
Tournaments SEVERAL ntN pinytla who
have entered this year promise an
i~nttftftint series - ">
Nnfritn FOR tho womeu'e sinxIca
tournament .<in cions on May ~ and
draws will be aun0kntt1 o. the rot
lowing HunHnr mnrnInE. Miss Anita
MuhIEu has been appointed rlIetot
81 the -lruFnAn1eut and VII serve On
the Hcuan'9 tepnis coumitlef COM
u141d or Mics Mary NAcAftnrr ana
Mis- LOUISE LoWnNf hntliea mny -
u11t with ME-
The Womun players Who have sign
- up aIresdy lor the tournomcnt are
Misses Anita HuhhtIl Isr1oltl Hub
1NNli, InlH iearua. Loulso l.owbcf
Katltri1c EtIencT, Mary Macarthur.
r,.sser andermsn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03

Hrr|slraflon for ne cictf1nn % ~
H1I1 On MAY 70 h rpmInE HIonH ~
brisk fashion a~rrnriinr 40 LAWS Me-
Rae. campaign UHr1Irr f1r the
"CIiiEtus CummiIItN Wufk King % uN
hold che commissioners IN tntI stand
The ward boundary lines are az fol.
ioutt
FIRST Wand-Eaat o. second street
md north ~ Uull avenue.
Second Wnrd--East Of second street
and south OF Cola afenre.
Third Wefd-Wtst 81 second street
and SOUTH o. 0uld atcuuo
Fourth WnrdmWoal Of second
street and noftn % Gold zen
TIM REGISTRATION ulncrN we're an
ncanced IN last night'a heraid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03

Ilirlrv hne ordered he firm % pay
$50 taxes for is2o.
A number of Albuquerque ~einen
have donated their cars for We"n'
.nv afternoon 10 take Disabled rpi
dlc,n Tor "a drive around town niicf
which the Womcn's Auxiliary or t"p
American Legion VIII ElN' th,"'
noftv nd Robinson park. an meme
horn Of this organization are request
ID 10 meet AZ the park y umn
between 4 O'Clock and half Ii't tnuf
10 assist in entertaining M" h",
Any stick soldiers with whom y
zion ladies have not been able 20 Wy
into communication aud wh" wlHn !"
III, ,hc marty are asked TO call Mtf
sfaud,u hv phone-b3o-J. hvtwccn
~ aud ~ tomorrow morning, gag y
car will call for them. Al di~int'"
men are extended a cordial INVITA-
ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

DR.. ID. n Murray, o~stcorafhic
<pcc,aIist, Asthma. Phone e44-w.
b. c. Hernandez. collector In
charge Of the internal revenue Office
has tnt returned from a trip TO
Santa Fe He went there 60 attend
the firsf meeting OF the KIwanis club
and on revcnue business.
" W. Atkinson. chief field deputy
for the Internal revenu department
and Harry Pcltz OF the department
have Just returned from a trip 10
Gallup
). DR. = J. Burfon aud C. y. Michael
went 20 East "A Vegas this morning
10 attend the state camp Of the Mod
crn Woodmon. Or. Burton Is a mem
Der of the medical staff "A Mr..
Michael il state consul and a delegate
from Albuquerque camp.
III. and Mrs. A. r. Dorn have
moved here irom Las Vegas. Mr..
norn was cashier az h Charles IL
ted company al Las Vegas and has
been transferred 10 the house here.
e. ~. Cotton. Gallup merchant. ~
here ou business today.
r. G.. Iden. OF the santa Fe railroad
legal department Is out Of the city on
George 81 Downer. Of the santa Fe
railroad legal department. - In santa
Fo on legal business.
Mr. and Mr.. charles Hewitt. who
have made their home In Athuqucr-
que for rs years are % leave tonight
for Los AnEcies 20 make their home.
They are 20 be accompanied on their
trip b. Miss Ruth Mccullough and
mother who are going on a several
weeks trip. The party viii stop az
the Grand Canyon en- route. Mrs.
Hewitt r. a sister OF Mrs. l. n.
Fee.
y. r. Nichols. Dr., OF Long Beach,
Calif.. and clifford NicholH. formerly
o. this city and now Of Turlock. Calf.
are the guests % their sister. Mise
Lcuise Nichols OF ia North liigh
lousy m.
Goal supply 90. Pnones q ana
Harvey Auto sprinrs 70 ft an Oars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03
(chaIter No. $3.50
observe District No. ~
First National Bank

at Albuquerque, In the State OF New mexico. az tH'
April IS. 1891.
RESOURCES
!. a Loans and discounts including fcdia-
counts Ccsccpt those shown Va b and % ST.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03
Quick Results Please
Albuquerque

Everyone n pleased with tho quick
results Of simple, eamphor, bydrastis
uiechhazci. etc. ss mixed In IAvoptik
c,e wash. After using less than one
bottle a lady reports her eyes. which
were innamed and watery. are now
bright and clear. One man tried
everything. but Iavoptik wRs only
thing that gave relief. ono small
bottle usually helps ANY CASE weak.
strained or inflamed eyes. Aluminium
eye cup FREE AivaTadO pharmacy.
FIRST and Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03
Buried Gold
Not Mentioned,
Westcott Says

tConunuod from page onel.
tary OF war wen and they agreed that
l should mention that he and Glib
honey Joined me IN presenting the re-
lease plea the witness continued.
Mr.. Anseii denied hat he had ask
ed the authorities 20 permit Bergdoii
20 remain az Governors Island instead
Of being sent TO Fort Lcavcnworth
where nv year men usually were
confined.
lie also denied that he had ire
ceived a large fee Tor nothing"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03

Miss Lupita Montamo wishes to
thank each and every person who
helped her IN tho popularity contest.
Miss Montana. however, ala no win
tho prize. but feols grateful Just the
same to her friends who gave 80
choerfuiiy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03

More than 5000 women are enrolled
~ students In the University OF Penn
a~ylNanln.
Evening star., 1921-10-23

SOLID COLORS, such navy blue, black browns or
combinations embracing all the bright touches required
to effect stunning styles.
BEADS IN ALL THEIR GLORY, from the brilliant
red, reminding of sumac berries in the fall; dull
black beads that resemble teakwood ebony; novelty
beads of gaath bakelite gterng beads of cut jet
or pressed STEEL and so deftly combined trimmings
of beads and embroidery.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Canton Crepe Crepe de Chine, Crepe-back
Tricotine, Brocade Canton and Panne VI

GRE RIBBONS AND BRAID; motifs formed en-
tirey of ribbon cloche sleeves extending to wings
in the lighter weight materials. Metal tracery yarn
embroidery frils inverted otherwise; fan-shaped
cores pleated to spread when walking; accordion
peated pieces in pendant fashion, topped with rose OF
self materials
We certainly cannot keep up this narrative SO please
be at hand early tomorrow and select the best dress
twenty-five dollars purchase nowadays.
Evening star., 1921-10-23

SELECT-t11at is the only fitting term to
apply. There was no buying in groups when
we negotiated for this assemblage of beautiful
Frocks-we demanded the right of selecting
individually, and you may depend we picked the
CREAM-wouldn't you? ---:
Evening star., 1921-10-23

CONSEQUENTLY-the collection includes
practical models for general street and after
noon wear, more dressy styles for matinee,
afternoon bridge and luncheon. 1t is not stretch
ing the point to say that some are lavish enough
for dinner frocks.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-04-13
ChristY District

Carmi Field was Sunday visitor at
Sweets hill farm.
Miss Irene Sweet was recent guest OF
Miss Marjorie Sheen.
Hugh Haseltou has returned from a
visit of relatives ia East Hardwick
A camping party on Forest Mudgett
place They travel like gypsies but don t
belong to that tribe.
The Sunday school resumed meetings
last Sunday with good arten lance and
a good discourse by Rey. kuDze.
Horace Manchester was recent Wis
itor at Sweets. He renembers a spring
just like this, but we have forgotten the
late.
{. B. Ross the noted New York whole
sale merchant made thirteen millions by
selling goods at profit of FIVE per cent
He ssid that 20 to % per cent was en-
ough profit for the retail dealer. He
that the newspaper was the best
of all adver Using mediums.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-04-13
The Man Who MystifieS

Davis, the Greatest Magician on the
platform appearsa at johnson Opera House,
Friday evening, April 18th, as the last
number of the Johnson Entertainment
Course.
You'll discover when you 60 to see and
hear Davis. that the old saying to the ef-
feet that there is nothing new in magic,
is not true. Davis is the exception that
proves the rule.
What Davis does is wizardy - and his
names of doing it is Artistry!
There is one strange thing after another
and fun all the time. You'll laugh at
his wit and humor, as we'll as his wonder
ful magic feats. Davis performs twice as
many feats as the average magician.
You'll say he is the cieverest magician
you have ever seen, and truly, The Man
Who Mystfes.", Heis lightning worker
= performing an uninterrupted series of
dazzling and bewildering miracle tricks,
each one of which is little more puzzling
and mysterious than the one preceding.
Be sure to hear the Magician. Price
25c and Soc. adv.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-04-13
GARFIELD

Many sudden changes in the weather
nowadays.
Mrs. NJ Z Prescott has gone to the
hospital for an operation.
Mrs. Ella Prescott returned home from
Morrisville last Wednesday,.
Dick Boomhower and o. D Davis WIS.,
tied the Mines at E len Monday.
Chester Holbrook and Mrs. Charles
Davis were business visitors at Center
vile last Friday
The spring term Of the Garfield school
commenced last Tuesday with Miss Ruth
Davis OF Wolcott as teacher.
The people on DAVIS Hill had their first
mess OF dandelion greens on April LIST.
The next one April 9th. Who beats.
Miss Edith Davis celebrated her 18th
birthday last week Tuesday by inviting
a few of her schoolmates to her home in
the afternoon. Games were played,
nice repast was served and all seemed to
have very pleasant time. Miss Edith
was the recipient of several nice gifts
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-04-13
Johnson School Notes

Several have oeen ill with colds thu
past week.
The reports for the past five weeks were
given out Thursday.
Miss Flossie Demerritt has returned tc
her work after several weeks illness.
Supt. Mayo spent Tuesday at a meet
ing of superintendent in Morrisville.
The Junior High School and grades
opened April 9TH with a full attendance.
Don't forget the last number of the lee
ture course Friday evening. Davis the
magician. We need your help.
The High School base ball team with
Richarp Nye as coach commenced prac-
t1ce. They play the town team Saturday
at $50 p. m.
The town poultry club held meeting
at the school building Friday afternoon.
Ten members were present. Miss Helen
Collins is leader.
The athletic association are rehearsing
for play to be given April 27. The play
is Professor Pepp" Watch for further
particulars. Miss Sullivan is coach.