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New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
Dream Vagabonds

Dream Vagabonds
OUer Of purple tide,
Under of silvsr MIST
Where the aUhite- sailed cutters ride
Through CLINT of amethyst;
Where the tropic palms uprtse,
Where the maating smoU-saUeeps gleam,
As the restless petrol flies
Speed the VdgabondS of Dream.
Over aUays Of endless girth,
Over tracks unknoao1, ofar,
From the norrow beds of earth
To the last red-riven STAR
Over hillside, rugged, steep
Out By valeyland and stream,
Where the sluggords crawl and creep
Speed the Vagabonds of Drean
Where the avind harps ,uhisper, s,Ueet
Where the stdr dust fecks the 1vay,
Where the daaon and ta0ilight meet
At the rim Of night and doy;
TO the end of life and DEATH,
Love and heortoche-shade and gleam
Borne upoN phantom breath
Speed the Vogabonds of Dreani
Has the old order changed in baseball? There was
day when the injury to star meant almost complete
disaster Now with two gaps open, Iris Speaker steps
out and hauls in two young colegians who not only fill
the gap but fill it to overfowing. If Sewe isn't
breaking up game, Stephenson is.
A Different Champion
Bill Tiden is among those who believe that Mile.
Lenglen and Mrs. Lambert Chambers, of France and
England, will see entirely different Mrs Moa Nal
lory this summer, when the American champion goes
over.
Mrs. Mallory not nearly up to her standard
last year., says Tiden, "but she has recovered her
speed of hand and foot this spring and will be close to
her old whirwind game. She has certainly come back
far enough to have chance against either the
French or English star upon turf courts"
Last summer in England, as we'll as in America.
rs mallory was far from being the star of other days
But if she has worked back to the speed Of hand and
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
TRINITY

Two. base hits-Wcinheimer. Neal. Three
base hits-Neal. Goeller Stolen base
kram: Struck out-By Hrshfed, Z: by
Carroll, L. Bases on bals--Of Hirshfield,
off Carroll. A. Hit by pitcher-By Car
roll tWelnheimer) by Hirshfeld (Carson)
Double play-Towe, Ormona and Johnson
Umpire-Swenson. Time of game-1:55.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

Sailor Joe Daley and "Bull" Ander-
son will furnish the main attraction at
the Bay Ridge Sporting Club Tuesday
night. In the semi-wind-up Of ten
rounds Tommy McGraw will box Solly
Woods.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

At the Commonwealth Sporting Club
Wednesday night frankie Jerome will
engage Charlie Shulman in tho feature
event of ten rounds. In the other ten
rounder Spider Roach is to meet Paul
Edwards. Jerome has now won twenty
seven straight battles, many Of them
by knockouts.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
Bout at Mitchell Field

The Mitchell Field Arena, L. T., will
be opened Wednesday evening with
thirty-four rounds Of boxing-two tens,
an eight and six-round exhibition.
vs.. Al Kale and Hilly Lewis VS.. frankie
Conway.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

Sammy Good, Of California, and Sol
dier Lawson, in twelve-round setto
will feature the Tuesday night enter
tainment at the Hunts Point Sporting
Club. Willie Harmon, Of the East Side,
and Jack Mcfarland will also box
twelve rounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

"Wee Wee" Willie Spencer, the
Chinatown bantam, and Joe Ryder, of
Brooklyn, will box twelve rounds in the
start bout Of the National Sporting
Club, Brooklyn, Thursday night. Sal
Manus and Joe Mate meet in the ten
round semi-final
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25

cOLocAcIoNEs: Daremo- trabajO er
san Juan y todos los puebios dc la is
Ia = seAOras y sehOritas de bnena pre-
seneia. Diriiase Ia UsEME sPE-
cEALTY co. San Francisco ~. sar
-, y p
pEsEA co;ocarse sehorlta graduada cur
30 eomercial. TelsfOnO 757, San Juan'
Ppenss referencias. s-25
tDEsEA UD. APRENDER Ell M
CLBs7 Los aplieantes deben ser perso-
ras respetables. Preeios modicos. Visi-
tems, hrs. !. Baily. Tetu&n 6s, San
xuan r. s--25
AiEcAKIco de AUTOMOBILES. americana
hace persOnalments trabajo de repara-
clones en- el taller de +. u. Wells v Co:
Inc. Trabaio garantizado. Guardamos
autom6viles por $3.50 al mes Stop
IS eanturce. $50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25

HoSPEDAJE para sehoritas blancas
cue deseen estudiar en- la Normal. So
iieiten information Jose n. Acosta,
Rio Pie6ras. Casa frente la Universe
dad. Box SO. Preeios dc situaci6n. 9-17
VIDRIERAs MosTRADoR tenemOs en-
ex.stencia de l6 y "a pulgadas de an
eho en- 4, y 8 pies de largo. Precios
90 fabrica. Diaz Hsrmanos, Cruz 10,
san Juan, T, r. 9-22
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25

"a vENDE Ei aEeditads sstshieei-
nsisnts ds ouineaiia > FsErsisas De
- Gale san Awurtin. Parada ei.s PusE
e ds Tirra. cs1ifnasss q EabaFEssaao
eel iscsi tnferaes; TGefeno 1896 del
m.sms sstahieciuisnis en- Allsa 30.
a-St
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25
DON ANTONIO MALAvE

Don Antonio Malav6 nos participa
que desde hace pocos dias Sc encuentra
recluido en- Ell hospital y bajo trata-
miento del competente cirujano Dr.. NJ.
Diaz Garcia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25
AYUDE A Los EIHos PoBREs

Es necssari0 que en- aada nun.
,ipiO de esta isla sc organize la =,
eiedad filantr6pies ''El Zapato DE-
los Mics Pobres". Esta sOeiedAc
visne trabajando desde haee Va.
rios ailOs en San Juan, con tantg
exit0 que podemOs asegurar GU
todos los Amos pObres que asistel
= lss escuelas van debidsmente ea
rsdOa.
No 81 neeesita hacer saeeifcios
aeeptam0s cUalQuier dOnatiyo po,
insigniiicanta que sea. MAndelG
hoy misinO 81 usted desea, 4 10
sehoFa. dora
MARIA 4. Or SUA!fEz,
n Bax 1872. San JnaB. Adv
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25

Sc ALQUILA.-LOcal propiO para
ofeinas. Informaran segundo piso
National City Bank. San Juan. p. r
AMERICANA desea una habitacion
amueblada en- santurce.-S. w. R.
HRl Nando". S-25
Ia VIDA rs sUERo y el ''BOsque
de Rolonia" es la quincalla mas po-
puIar de San Juan, pOr 10 barato que
vends. San sebastian SO. frente Ia
Plaza del mercadO.
sE ALoUILAN: FEescas y busnas ha-
bltaelones a eabalierOs solos matri-
monies sin hiiOs en- casa respectable. In
formarsn en- la misma 81 ealle del
Parque. santures. S-ZI
Sc ALoUILA una habitaci6n Allen 6
altos. Sc dan y exigen referencias. $50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25

BJENA OCCASION; PoE tensr cue au-
ssrtarms vsndo IA euaEua MARIANA
INA s.sads ana &c las msisres &c IA
Urea. Aespso pFoposieienes. MANUEL lie
rxcEA. 81 chnnffeuE as ella $50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25
M VEGA BAJA

RnesniEarA uEtsd Ell MUEDo "a e
CATS OsxtEaL ds oonEklsE y OAno. Pls
O. ss1sss y. Naasw's Aawt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25

ST vENDn o ALQUfLA; Una casa
Esrdsnesa. e. eoneFsio. eehocieHtos me.
tres solnF. SETS messs eonstsuida. Exeep
elennimenfs frenea y eomoda. Cen casa
servic,o y garage independisnte. Radi-
eada en- Il Parada &c ie. Martin Pc.
e.. caFstsFa Borinquen. tsiifono sS7
verde. aparta4s fi6. EsntHFce. Git
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25

II WNMua uu nAkA31to con teoos
So aparsiaa Tiens ds eonstruid0 no.
Vauta dins y earEa sstseisntos quin-
tales Para infoFmea. dlEilaas q Miguel
cnrisA csbs noio. r. n s-27
81 vENDE an Hupmebiie dos rasajs-
ros. Fusdns ds alambrs. mAgnsio. gomas
nnevaa psntaeo Dc axHi. e1nfoEmaEa
y. n. comnsreil coEp. Tel a12 san
yrsa. ?. =. e-S
~ VENDEN 90 susfaas 90 teDeno en-
q barrie Mameyes Osnauillol. Para In
formss A. EEls BumsFsilis y GO. Allen
- GAa yuan. r-ei
81 vENDE un soiar ca ealie del Is
tao. AGiEamaE. propio para dos easas,
frenss Dc "a . Is EaefEos.- xnforEaara
Oscar Reyes. Estaao 20. s-si.
rhGPoRTANTE. n asssa vsnasF . Com
psnr, Auaomsvllsa. Cas-. Solar. Flneas.
&C.. waite IA UsEaEE SPECIALITY co.
aan Franeisoo a.. San Juan. p. 4. Tene
mss mnchss ds todo cue venaeaos
les mas baies pEecioa p.
VERpo neLAREs nsets mil y pieO de
mstFos. cea novsnla , cuatFo metros
ds ffsnts = "a ealis ce LEILA, eolindan'
% a. Oe.ie eon tsFEenos de Behn
Pres. en- el condaas. soiaFss Sos. 20
v n d. 600 y as HsetEos Fespscti-
vnmsnte. dsi plaza ds uEbaniEaeion del
TssEspisn. hecho por sl DUpartamen'
- dsi IntsrisF. culinda uao Dc estes So
Haras con IA via del ferocaril Para
snformsA LawEsnce "a. Cru. p. o. Box
80 a.n yuan PR o-6
IAUNoUE AfR. REILLY 81 oPoAoAi
vsn6s nj knagua TeEd as IA pasAle.
rsm ~ maser sstA eH perfecio estaaoi
seabada ds p.nsar. y enatFo gomas nus
va sole ~ sido usads dos mssea. In
scrmara. A. I6psr (hilel. tsitfono sol,
ssn Juan. Aboy viaai y CO. s--si
ST vEsEDn o ALQUILA; Uaa casa
Esgdsncsa. ds eoneEsio. eehocieEtos me-
tres selnE. se.s messs eonaisuida. Exeep
elsnnlments frenea y e6aoda. Cen casa
servieso garage independents. Radl-
eada sn Il Parnda 26 is. Martha Pc
e.. carsisFa BoTinquen, tsitfono sS7
verde. aparta4e ne. ssHiHFes. s-i7
BJENA ocAEIoEs PoE tsasF cue an-
sertarms vendo Ia guagua MARIANA
TIA Essas ana &C. las msiorss es IA
Urea Aespso pToposicienes. Manual lie
uRA q ehanffsuE Dc ella s-2s
az vENDEN aer.onss ds IA thar.
mscsutica c.. ef p. r. Ire. sen IN
- per elsnto d dsacasats sehEs -
valoF. D.niass ApaEtado is9i. San
1uan. B-26
~ vEirDE ana yiisola uussn naEea
scolumbla'' ean sns esIFespoadAsniss
s'rsrarda''. Para infoFmes. San Juan
NsasFuo No. 3. RantuFcs. Psrnfa asa.
e-1G
RECORDS DoHLEs EN EsPAsoL
PARA F0No0RAPos. 80 eeaItayos
une.--cHutea cuhane8 tIelieancs. Is
paGoies. etes-F Fiezaa Hatiahles. Rar-
bas Ounraehaa Danxenes. ete.--isoliei-
g b Lisfa. EeEvlmos erdenes p0r CO.
wee. -ssIaRA'' Aiisn 70. Box ass.
ean yaan 90
"a VENDE ~ aeFediiads sstshieri-
nsfsnto a. Quineaiia > FsEreisns De
- Gale Sen Awuntin Parada ei.. Pusg
e. ds Tisfga. ee1ienaese sl HabarE.eaao
eel lscsi. Infsrmes; Teiefsno 1896 DEF
Hs.fms ssizhiecinisnfe Q en- Alisa 20
awN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25

1 vEimn m hAlAndEo con todOs
So apaEsiaa Tiens ds eonstruido no.
Sauta aias y earEa astseientos gum
tales Para infoFmea. dlEilaas q Mignel
cnrisA cabs Rolo. r. n s-27
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25

~ VENDEg 90 susTdas 90 teF.eno en-
a barrie Mameyes unauiiiol. Para IN
formss A. EEls su@sEaills y CO. Allen
20. RAn yaan. a-2i
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25

81 vENDE un solar ca Gale del Is
tao. AliEamaE. proplo para dos easas,
frsnss ds "a . Is EasfFos.-- xnforznarA
Oscar Reyes. Esfado 20. s-si.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
FRENCH PRESS PROTESTS
 REFUNDING LUXURY TAX
Bx Associated Press

Paris. December 17-Several French French newspapers are protesting against what they term the mis- placed generosity of the government in refunding to Americans when they return to the United States the ID per cent luxury tax they have paid on purchases. The newspapers say the Government is giving away hundreds of thousands of francs in this way which rightfully belong to the coun- try.
 Americans have read these pro- tests with not little surprise. Many who have tried to get back the totai of their luxury tax have discovered the difficulties are many. The first and most essential demand of the government officials at the port oi eembarkation is that all receipts of purchases must be presented. Luxury tax concerns women almost entirely and most of them forget or lose these receipts.
 Those who know of this demand are comparatively few, so the lux ury tax, so far as most homewaro bound Americans are concerned, usu- ally remains in France.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
TREE FOR ORPHANS

Troy, December 17.-(SpecIaI.l- The Methodist Sunday school will have a Christmas tree Sunday morn ing for the orphans of the Methodist Orphans home in Selma. This tree Is unique in the fact that instead of receiving gifts everyone gives them. Presents of toys, books, money, con- fections, etc, are carried by the mem bers and placed on the tree for the children. This custom has been ob- served for several years and each year splendid boxes are sent to the orphanage as well as fine money donation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
TROY POST ELECTS

Troy, December 17.-(Special) J. The regular monthly meeting of the American Legion was held this week and the following officers were elect ed: Gen. G. J. Hubbard. post com- mander; Mai Hamilton Weedon, vice comman nAer; Richard McLure, adju- taLt; Lewis Hanchey. finance; Rev. smith, chaplain; A. s. Sartain, his tortar; Randall Ammons. sergeant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
MUCH COTTON SOLD

Decatur. December 17.-(Special)- )-- The proximity of Christmas and the necessity for lining the pockets of old Santa probably explains the pres ence of an unusually large amount of cotton on the Twin City market Friday and Saturday. The cotton brought the highest market prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18

Every dollar spent here entities FREE chance of
 these magnificent gifts for the glad yuletide They tawdry worthless premiums but worthwhile gifts that sub stantia and of definite merit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18
December Lighthouse
 Lamps

Have mahogany bases and hand painteds parchment columns and shades; something new, novel and beautiful. "They look like light house." The price cc m is only .............. VVeVV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18

With metal frames and base. Come in old gold, polychrome, French gray and ivory, with decorated and stained glass shades. Others with mahogany bases with silk shades, in variety of color combinations. Prices range cc En up from ........ YVsOV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-18

This is just our method of showir ronage. Our prices will convince to give real values. Our selection our merchandise unquestioned.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03
THE RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF
NEWSPAPERS.

Volumes have been written
about the power of the press,
and doubtless, volumes will con-
tinue to be written to the end of
time. But Judge Fisher Of the
Circuit Court at Chicago, in the
decision in which he ruled in
favor Of the Chicago Tribune in
q libel suit brought against it
in the name Of the city of Chi
caqo. but in reality by a polti-
cal gang in the city, which re-
scented the fearless expose Of it's
weakness by the defendant
paper, crowded within the linn
lis Of his decision some thoughts
that come home with great
force 10 the mind Of the true
newspaper man. Here Is one
'of unusual power:
The press has become the
eyes and ears of the world, and
10 3 great extent, brings humans
ity n contact with all its parts,
& Is the spokesman Of the weak
and appeal Of the suffering. I!
holds up for review the acts Of
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03

our officials and of those men
in high places who have it in
their power to advance peace or
endanger it. 1t is the force
which unifies public sentiment.
But for it, the acts of public
benefactors would 60 unnoticed,
impostors would continue UNI
dismayed and public office
would be the rich reward of the
INSCRIPTIONS demagogue."
And a little later Judge Fish
er expressed in clear-cut fash
ion a principle that lies deep in
the mind of every editor worthy
of the name. 1t is that a news
paper which makes ii a prac-
tice to mislead or misiniorm
its readers can OF prosper.
Said Judge Fishe
ut cannot long indulge in
falsehoods, however, without
losing that confidence from
which alone come its power,
its prestige and its reward. On
the other hand. the harm which
would certainly result to the
community from an official
dom unrestrained by fear OF
publicity is incalculable."
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03
ALWAYS BE READY.

i The instinct of the wild ami
NAL is to be prepared-whether
be for a fight in self-protec-
ton or for a cold winter.
l stood not long ago and
watched a squirrel make a nest
il G tree. Later l saw him take
in nuts and things that he
might have food when it would
too cold or perhaps too
to find it.
ave a friend who never
Ige0 his coal in until it get so
cold that he must have a fire
and then some times it is i'm
possible 10 get it. When emerg-
encies come everybody things
about protection. And there is
confusion and often real suffer-
ing because of the delay and
neglect.
Always be ready.
Have a bank account and
keep adding to keep. Keep
your mind we'll filled with val
liable information-for you
never know when it will come
in to your great gain. Keep
looking ahead in the position
which you hold. You never
know when the next higher job
will come to you.
The great man is always get
ting ready for something just a
little bit bigger. That's what
makes him great. And the use
full average man is always look
ing ahead and getting ready for
the future.
If something in us could keep
issuing bulletins for our pro-
lection warning us when our
strength grow less, or telling
us to step less lively when our
blood pressure mounted too
high, il would remove much Of
our useless worry.
To have a strong body--ready
to combat the attacks of the
billions of minute gernfs that
are everywhere-is to keep in
health.
The happiest people in the
world are those who keep ready
Let lis be as smart and as
clever as the little squirrel, any
way. Let us see that our own
simple comforts are cared fol
extending into the future. Then
let us lend our ideas, expert.
ence, money or ability to the
service Of other people. :
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03
REGISTERED JERSEY BULL
CALVES FOR SALE.

To make barn room for the
winter, l am Offering for sale
several sons of my famous Hood
Farm Bull that is string heifers
giving 40 lbs. milk per day.
These bull calves are from very
high producing and registered
of merit cows. Price $1,000
up. This is an opportunity you
may not have soon to purchase
a celebrated registered bull.
Your inspection is requested.
LOUIS PESSON,
Route No. 3 New Iberia, La.
11-5-1m.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03
TREsPAss NOTICE.

November 18th, 1871.
Notes l. given that hunting or tzss-
passine o. the lands Of the following
peopezty owners comprising aboSt $500
scree In tAs Sth and 9th Wards Of Iberia
Parish \ positively forbidden. Those
VIE disregard this notice win b prose-
cutea y the full extent Of tie Law.
MRS. ALBERT LANDRY.
ULYSSES LANDRY.
LEON LANDRY,
=. \. LANDRY,
ASHIY TRAHAN.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03
catarrh Cannot Be Cured

WITH LOCAL APPLICATIONS. - tAey sanAst rsacn
1As ~ u ~ disssa cAsanA . blood o. coast
SVDfnol renedles. HANS CntAsrh 0ufS = taken m
tsaaly, and acsa directly upoa NJ bleed and Mucous
UurfnssA ua1p CAtAgTA Cure y nes euAsk meol-
eina 1 vas prsDsribsA By Of ~ best physicians
= ~ suWtsy for ysnN aad h regular prcscriptIsa
Il b composed Of ~ hsss tonic. haown eomohed
Win IT, Ssst blood pufAora acting directly On thu
nuessS gurssssA Tks perfect combinatiso Ct thu
Sws hGsdSau y what pee1ucas such woadsfiw 70
suits = curing sAlerrA. oea1 for teeemoeals tree.
r. J. CHENEY CO.. Props. Toledo. q.
0a1d By DrlGulses. prcc S6e.
Tiki HallR FAMILY Ppls fer eonstipatfeo.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03
NOTICE TO FISCAL AGENCY BIDS

NOTICE TO FISCAL AGENCY BIDS
Notice Is hereby given Mat the Iberia
Parish School Board will On Monday,
December 5th, 1871, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
receive and open sealed bids from such
banks located in this Parish ~ desire 80
be named fiscal agent of this body, under
the terms Of Act EOS Of 1912. All bids
must be addressed to IL. 6. Porter, Sec
rotary, New Iberia, La" and be marked
On The outside Of the sealed envelop
"Sealel Did fer Fiscal Agent aid b
in Tie hands Of the Secretary not later
than eleven o'clsck A. NJ, December sth,
1921.
- 1yrppyr p...:i.~%
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03
J. E. vERRET, President.
L. G. PORTER. Secretary.

NO HUNTING OR TRESPASSINC.
November 18th, 1921.
Notice il given that any one found
hunting or trespassing upon my prop
erty in the ID Ward Of Iberia Parish will
BE- prosecuted to the full extent Of the
Law. No exceptions to any one.
NORA ROMERO.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03

WANTED-White lady to
run small country hotel. Must
be good worker and manager
and we'll recommended. Chas.
Saint, Kaplan, La. st
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03

WANTED-Salesu1hn to sell money
weight scales, Meat Slicers and Cheese
Cutters in Louisiana. Address, Money
weight Scale Co., 829 Gravier ST., New
Orleans. La. 11-26-3t
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03
TRESPASS NOTICE.

Notice il given that trespassing, hunt
ing or trapping upon the property Of
John B. Lewis in the Second Ward Of
Iber4 Parish il positively prohibited.
JOHN B. LEWIS.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-03

SHEKIFF SALE.
Nineteenth Judicial District Court, Stat
of Louisiana, Parish of Iberia.
PETER SANDAGER
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-08

zszSIIIzS-EEr== Ferns
First. Lucy Spedden; End, Mrs.
Chrysanthemums
First, Miss Lucy Spedden.
Club Bags
First, Rosalie Brannock; End, Sara
Linthicum.
fst Grade Writing
First, Martha PARROT; End, Daw
son Linthicum.
Maps
First, Charles Beckwith
9TH Grade Composition
First. Sara E. North; End. Rosalie
Brannock.
Sketches
First, Sara E. North
FavOrite Poem
First, Sara Linthicum; End, Evelyn
Wheatley.
Composition, emigration Of Birds
First, Evelyn Wheatley; End Sara
North.
Composition, Requirements OF an
UP To Date SCHOOL,
First, Rosalic Brannock; End. Sara
E. North.
Dolls Knit Sweater
First, Rosalie BrannocK
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Collection OF Vegetables
First, Archie Seward.
Peas
First, Sam Bell.
Corn Stalk
First, Ed. Hubbard
{ Peppers
First, Mr.. Gabler.
Turnips
First, Roland Dali; End, Mr.. Geo.
Bowman.
First. Mr.. Elijah Marshall; End
Roland Dali.
Pop Corn
First, Roland Dali.
Apples
First, Mr.. Gabler; End, Mr.. Gabler.
Japanese Orange
First, Harold BrannocK.
Germ
First, SewCll SpeddGn; End, Mrs.
Irving Moore.
Tomatoes
First, Mr.. GablCr; End, William
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Canned Armies

Canned Apples
First, Mrs Mile Warfield.
Canned Peaches
First. Mrs. Estella Dali; 2nd, Miss
Sarah Linthicum.
Chill Sauce
First. Mrs. Will Thomas.
Pepper Hash
First. Mrs. Laura Spedden; End,
Mrs. Sam. Linthicum.
Mustard Pickles
First Mrs. Mile Warfield; End
Mrs. Mary. Brannock.
Whole Cucumber Pickles
First. Miss Florence Spedden.
Balsam
First, Mrs. Minnie Kelly.
Fudge
end. Mrs. Florence Spedden.
Candy
First, Mrs. Clarissa Spedden.
Chow Chow
First. Mrs. Laura Spedden; End
Mrs. Grace Reed.
Dehydrated Vegetables
First. Nh William Boyle.
FANCY WORK
CrOcheted Underskirt
First, Mrs. Mary Brannock.
Crocheted Scarf
First, Mrs. Eycrhart.
TattinG
First. Mrs. Annie Thomas; End,
Mrs Mary Seward.
Net Pillow Top
First. Mrs. Sam. Linthicum.
Knit Sweater
First Mrs. Mary Seward; 2nd,
Mrs. Ruth Gabler.
Ecru Scarfs
First, Mrs. Mary Brannock; End,
Mrs. Carrie Spedden.
Crocheted Doilies
First. Mrs. Laura Spedden; End
Mrs Everhart.
Table Cover
First, Mrs. Carrie Spedden.
Baby's Cap
First, Mrs. Mary Seward.
Embroidered Dolly
First. Mrs. Laura. Spedden..
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First, Mrs. Jennie Thomas.
HasSock
First, Mrs. Carrie Spedden.
Crocheted Bread Dolly
First, Mrs. Virginia Moore.
Crocheted Pillow Top
First, Mrs. Linthicum; End, Mrs
Lucy Spedden.
Bed Spread
First. Mrs. Splitter.
Crocheted Yoke
First, Mrs. Virginia Moore; End
Mrs. Linthicum.
Handkerchief
First, Miss Agnes Hubbard; End
Mrs. Virginia Moore.
Umbrella Stand
First. Mrs Dan Spedden.
Quilt
First, Mrs. Linthicum.
Vase
First. Mrs Dan SpedIe
Pin Cushions
First, Miss Gertie Marshall; End
Miss Della Bennett.
Pillow Case
First, Mrs. .Gabler,
Ras Rug
First, Mrs. Kate Seward.
Small Aprons
First, Mrs Kate Seward.
Club Apron
First. Ruth Gabler.
House Dress
First. Mrs. Wingate.
Kitchen Apron
First. Mrs. Wingate.
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Trespass Notice.

All persons are hereby warned not
to hunt with dog or gun on my farm,
't Jarvis HILL" near Cambridge. Per-
sons disregarding this notice will be
prosecuted.
JAMES w. McCREADY
10-21-ff