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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20
CHAPTER XXXVI
An Amazing Revelation

on her way upstairs Nancy Ell.
countered Bertha. The girls round,
good.natured face was serious and her
eyes were red with weeping.
oh. Miss Nancy" she said In a
stage whisper, I'm so frightened"
Nancy knew that Bertha vas very
fond OF Trix and q sudden thought
occurred TO her. She turned and look
I'd back into the hall TO see II any on.
were watching, but Miss Henderson
had disappeared and there was no one
there. Then she whispered softly TO
Bertha.
Come up into my room u moment,
want TO talk 10 you"
Bertha followed her without u word.
but they had hardly reached Nancy's
room when there was a sound of foot
steps in the hall and a moment later
a knock at the door.
Nancy stood transfixed. but Bertha
walked defiantly to the door and
swung It open.
Miss Henderson stood on the thresh'
old.
She seemed hardly 10 notice Ber'
tha's appearance In Nancy's room at
this time. but walked past her and
Bertha wisely concluding that Nancy
would have no need' OF her for the
present slipped out.
Miss lIenderson's face was very
white and her eyes bla2ed.
Nancy she Slid. coming 10 the
point Immediately. 81 think the time
has come for me to tell you some
thing about Bruce. IN feel easier II
YOU know the truth. and T. can't bear
II alone any longer. I'm an old wo'
man and. although | love the child.
| love my brother. too. Hut I'm afraid
OF him and I'm afraid Tor his reason.
want YOU to know why he feels
n, he does about TriN.
Miss Henderson had dropped IN the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20
\ LIrrlL. rAiK ~ THRIFT
~ :. " SrRAtS. President Ameri-
can Society Ter Thrift

With the ,ucrcnsci attention now
bclne g,von to matters ol thrit, ,du-
catlon. 10 is ted with pleasure that
progics IL being made in the ostah.
lshment and Development OF school
saving hanks.
The Inauguration OF hanks to no
conducted In conjunction with the
school work by % moycmcnt that has
lad insufficient, cncoDga-cmor; IN
America, and II Is to hc regretted
that they have not become more gem
riai.
They afford a splendid means Of
lmplaniing the seeds OF thrift prac-
iicc IN the hearts of our school chill.
drcn. They teach the value Of saving
pennies and nickcls and Nmcs and
MAKE plain IN a very practical way
the Importance Of little things.
The child learns the rawlings habit
In school has won one OF the great
battles Of life,
II should he borne In mind. however.
that the encouragement Il school saw
lngs hank depsoits should be accom-
PANIED with ample instructions on
the proper application Of the thrift
principle to thu affairs OF life. pue
consideration should he given TO the
fac, that the mere savinr " none
does hot .5nsutute the entirely OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20

thrift habits. II is not enough mere
il To- see To ii thar the child saves
his money. for tho unqualified en-
enlargement of such practices may lead
10 false ana narrow conceptions OF
thrift and develop habits OF avarlce
and stltishnoss that will prove a
stumbling block In later years.
Above an things else the child
should be impressed with the fact
that thrift means the saving OF money
for a worthy useful and definite pur-
nose. The fundamental value OF the
scho savings bank lies in the fact
that It offers opportunity for arous'
ing the interest of the child In thrift
instruction. II is the first step.
Parents and those In positions OF
authority In our schools and various
educational institutions can contrib
ute substantially To the future glory
Of America by giving every encourage
ment to the school savings hank.
1t is one Of Our most valued ana
necessary public institutions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20
PROBLEMS OF HUMAN RELATIONSHIP

THE trend OF the opening addresses at the colleges
this autumn strikes us as being more serious
than usual. Whereas a few years ago presidents
contented themselves with enunciating general prin-
cipleS relating to education, today they are seeking
to relate the lie and work OF our higher institutions
o' learning to the great problems OF human relation
ships. President Nicholas Murray Butler OF Col
umbia University comes home from Europe with a
burning message to the effect that America must
stand with other nations in protecting civilization.
President Hibben of Princeton demands that the
young men in our universities speak with united
voices in behalf OF disarmament. President Angel
az Yale says that the college must train its students
Tor leadership, OF which there is a woeful lack today.
President Richmond OF Union reminds his young
men that the college is the place for hard, pro-
ductive work, and that they are not to postpone
Tor four years their civic responsibilities. Other
heads OF colleges are speaking in similar vein-The
Congregationalist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20
BANKRUPT. COURT AND TRVS-
TEE SALES
Go he Continued)

Trustees sale of the assets Of Chas.
Stewart, Ardmorc. Ok. Notice Is here
by given that lswill sell to the highest
1921. at . p. M. on the premises. to-.
wit. Broadway. Ardmore. Ok. all of
the stock, &.02S.37. fixtures $l,054.50.
accounts 5000. Indian accounts ST.
O25, sale will be at public auction and
each bidder Is required to deposit $500
with the trustee on the day Of sale
before bid is considered. This stock
consists of mems, women's and child
ren's shoes, hats. clothing. staples, and
store is open for INSPECTION daily.
Harry d. Farracy, Trustee. 2O.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1921
THE DYER LYNCH LAW

THIS country will be just as well pleased to be
freed from lynch law as it ever was to be freed
from the law OF negro slavery.
Representative Dyer OF the House Judiciary
Committee has introduced a bill in congress provid-
ing that the federal government take jurisdiction,
in cases where persons have been %lynched. Attorney
General Daugherty has examined the proposed law
and is reported as having stated that it is consti-
tutional and he goes further and gives the measure
his approval.
1t is a further encroachment of the Federal
Government upon the rights OF states but it is an
cncroaclment that will meet with the approval of
a vast majority OF the people OF the country.
Lynch law does not belong to one section of
country more than another. There have been riot
ing in the North as well as in the South, there
nave been Illegal ~langings in the North and also
in the Sou.h and some OF these l~ynchings have been
attended with cruelty chat makes the blood chill.
1t has not been our privilege to see a copy Of
the proposed measure but it is stated that it holds
. county responsible when l~ynchings occur and
lime, are to be imposed upon subdivision OF a
safe where these crime, occur.
The idea is thai such cruelty deters crime. 1t
does not. L~.ynchinps are a violation OF law and
WHEN one law is violated openly by common CON
sent it breaks down the prestige more or less of
al c.her laws.
Any body OF men fired with either hatred or ex-
citcment cannc. be trusted to do right. Ii a negro
IS caught by a mob and il a citizen knows he is no,
guilty he dares not defend the negro because he
will he slain himself. The mob spirit does not build
up respect OF law. The mob spirit breaks down law.
The mob spirit builds up haired Of races, Many a
negro frightened ont OF his senses pleads guilty to
crimes he did not commit. One negro frightened
by mobs will place crime at the door OF another
negro. Evidence gathered by mobs is the most UNI
reliable evidence. The excited human mind fired
by haired and feeling that i, has protection by being
r. harmony wth Other people will do many crimes
/; would not DO ii all protection OF numbers were
withdrawn. The spirit OF the mob is a relic OF
savagcry
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when he heard that the baby was To-
be sent TO us"
$50 | am TO have Beatrice's child'
after ALL he said bitterly and then he
laughed" Miss Henderson shuddered
"Cou know his laugh, Nancy-there is
never any real mirth in il. | knew
from that moment that he hated the
child and would take his revenge on
Bcatrix through the bdey."
She stopped and drew a long breath
and Nancy's clasp frightened on her
hand comfortingly.
you don't know how I've suffered
all these years" Miss Henderson vent
on. "hoping against hope . that TriN
with her babyish ways and winning
appeal might creep into Bruce's heart.
But she's too much like her mother,
ard with every passing year Bruce
has grown to hate the child more and
more
60 BE COntinued)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20

Warning, rnlcss o see the .o...,
"Baycr" un package on on tablets YOU
are no getting genuine Aspirin pre-.
scribod by physicians for twenty.onc
Years and proved safe hv millions.
Take Aspirin oniy us told IN the
nsyer package for C"ids. Headache.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20

-. algia. rheumatism. Earnche.
Tocthnche. Lumhago and for Pain. All
druggists sell f,syer Tablets II Aspirin
IN handy tin ho,cs ~ IL. and in hot.
ties NJ "a aud lee. Aspirin II the trade
mark Of Raycr Manufacture OF Mono
nrrtirnriiesirr ~ Snliryiicacid-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20
u. $. AND AUSTRIA At PEACE
Proclamation Formally Signed by
President Harding Friday.

wAsuiNdroN. Nov. ie.-peaoc he.
tween the tinted States and Austria
was declared formally In IA proclama
iicn signed Friday by President Hard
ing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20

Let him who gropes painfully in darkness or
uncertain light. and prays Vehemently that the dawn
may ripen into day. lay this other precept well 10
heart. which TO me was of valuable service: DO the
Duty which lies nearest thee" which thou knowest
to be a Duty. Thy second Duty will already have
become clearer.-Carlyle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20

The Invisible Empire" is blessed by one and
cursed by another. 1t i, entitled to be Judged by
is works. Ia organizers aS,er, that the ~iloggingS
are hal the !udi,crctiouS OF its youth and that il
st7uda Tor \mcricanism. for q clean ballot, for law,
AID againS, those who degrade society; who live
without useful work and who prey upon the honor
OF men and virtue OF women. Its usefulness de
Ponds upon he high type OF it~s'membership.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20

Manuel llerrick talked OF his oil wells and
ranches until he has a $4,000 heart balm suit filed
against him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20
HOW TO ESCAPE FROM EVIL

* : IS: :s1 !: s e $: ~: a.: 8: =" IS: : s. Is t. : 4. rs IS; 5:
High, thy habitation; there shall no
evil befall thee, neither shall any
plague come nigh thy dwelling. For
he shall give his angels charge over
thee to keep thee in all thy ways
Psalm 81 g, IL.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20

The Statesman devotes two columns OF its space
to removing the mask from the Klan and revealing
its countcnance to the public.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20

IIerrick has made his party as proud OF hin as
France.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20

Jimmie Mathers is so thoroughly non-conversant
with golf that he admits he does not know which
end OF the caddie to take hold OF.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20

For the first time in several years German toys
by the hundreds OF tons are arriving in the United
States.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20

Since Booker T. and Teddy dined together the
race problem has not been talked SO much until
Mr.. Harding made his Birmingham speech.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20

Henry Ford says he can put a million of men
&c work in the South. None OF them are to be used
in publishing his Dearborn Independent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20

If it., a grand jury lets call it and get through
so our Christmas can be a peaceful one,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20

How would You like to he getting up in wears.
isol that YOU had done your share OF the work OF
'hs world, believe that you were ready 10 take a rest
and all at once a heavy los, come to YOU; all YOU
he'd to be swept away and You had to- start all over
again Would YOU have Tie courage 10 work and
VIM This story OF an Ardmorc man will be told
~ the Thrii; Edition OF The Ardmoreite. January D.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20

It is said ,ha, France viii pay its war debt with
is tourist tax.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-23
P0TUCUESE ON
BUYING STRIKE

LISBON. March 3 (By MaiD-The
Portuguese are attempting to follow
the example OF the Americans and
force decline In the excessive prices
OF food and clothing by refusing to
purchase. Tho people are indignant
at the continued advance OF the cost
OF the necessities OF living, particul-
arly tho price OF Goldfish. which is
the chief article OF food for the poor
or families.
The city councils OF Lisbon and
Oporto are attempting to stop the
e1actions OF tho proflteers by pur-
chasing large quantities OF Goldfish
from Newfoundland and selling II at
ond third tho price extorted from the
public by shopkeepers. II Is hoped
that this will bring down not only the
price of fish but that OF meat.
The newspapers exhort the public
to refrain from buying rice In order
to bring down the price and an
nouncements have been made OF sew
eral cuts to come In that food,
The Portuguese public is looking
to the United States to rescue them
from their plight. Unverified rumors
have been circulated that shiploads
OF foodstuffs, clothing and shoes are
on their way from America to flood
the markets here at prices avail
able to all. Many househcldors are
refusing to buy at present prices say
ing, ~ will wait until the American
ships have come"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-23
Eggs Drop Again In
Portland Market

PORTLAND. March 23.-ICattle
steady: hogs firm; sheep a dollar
lower. east mountain lambs 1850
and &s.25; butter steady.
Larger buyers offered is cents
for eggs today and predicted the
prico would drop to II cents n dozen
before the week ends. Supplies
are heaviest In years with no ship
ping outlet. The public market is
selling eggs at 90 cents a dozen.
II IL reported that eggs are pillng
up In the market because cold stor-
age plant operators cannot get II.
nancIaI assistance TO handle them.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-23
HELD FOR WALL
STREET BLAST

NEW ORLEANS. March 23.--Five
men. shackled hand and foot, were
brought here yesterday from Rio DE
PanIoro on tho steamer Rushville,
and arc TO be wanted In in connec-
tion with the Wall street bomb en-
plosion last year. They were arrest
cd on the steamer. City OF Alton,
while working as members OF the
crow and put In prison at Rio DE
Janiero. where the Rushville picked
them up.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-23
CLAIMS DRUG
TRADE BROKEN

NEW YORK, March 23.-CiaimIng
virtually to have broken the back OF
tho Illicit drug trade In New York
City, In a four months drive. Special
Deputy. Police Commissioner Garlic
ton Simon today declared war Oh an
International ring which he' charges
is responsible for Illegal distribution
OF dope throughout the United
States.
In the anti-narcotlc drive here
more than 1000 arrests have been
made and millions OF dollars worth
OF drugs seized.
Aithouth the Illegal drug trade has
boen broken DR.. Simon asserted the
work OF his bureau In not only to
continue here but In to be enlarged
to meet tho problems In other big
citios In America and abroad.
by means OF an international bur
eau OF criminal records now being
established. all data concerning drug
crooks In to be ready for cities whore
''lends" pointing to New York might
be uncovered. the commissioner said.
Recently hc added. Antwerp police
had requested information concern
ing an alleged leader OF the interna-
tionai ring. II was shown by pcans OF
information furnished by New York
that the man had police records In
London. Paris. Brussels and New Or
leans and had served prison sentences
at various places aggregating 20
ycarp.
We mhdo more arrests these past
four months than In any 20 months
heretofore" said DR.. Simon. who was
selected TO direct the drive because OF
his medical training. Every wing OF
tho metropolitan police departments
was ca-ordinatod. working In con
junction with the Federal agents. In
consequence. the fear" has boen
sprcad through the army OF vondcrs.
Before he assumed his job. DR.. 81
mon said traffic In drugs In New
York had reached an amazing stagc.
His first move was to seek clean up
New York then aid In solving the
drug vending problem In other cit
ics--a resultant evil OF tho situation
here.
Squads OF special men were spread
10 all parts OF the greater city. OK
pert men being picked to patrol tn
lower East Side where vendors wori
even using school children as $50
betwcens" to supply addicts.
Constant watch was kept on In
coming ships where alleged SNUG
glers were resorting 10 all manner OF
tricks to sneak" the narcotics into
this country. Arrests OF persons on
tho docks revealed drugs hidden In
artificial arms and limbs; In Saus-
ages and clothing. Once the anti-nar-
cotic forces were working systemati-
. caliy and arrests became frequent.
the situation soon gave evidence OF
being cleared up.
The almost daily raids In the city
reached n climax recently In Brook
iyn when agents entered an apart
ment. arrested several persons and
seized drugs worth thousands Of dol
lars. The great majority arrested
were "curbstone" vendors.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-23

In tho chivaIrous days OF old II
was common for rivals to meet
with swords and duel for the
beautiful maiden. And u seems
chivalry 10 not dead after all. For
John Staples and John Shear.
London walters. are to nght with
nsts for the hand OF Miss Rose
Clarke. English girl. She says
she'll marry tho winner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-23
AGREEMENT BETWEEN PACKERS
AND EMPLOYEES FORECAST

WASHINGTON. March 23.-An
agreement between meat packers and
thor employees. through which wage
ard other disputes will be amicably
adjusted. was forecast today. a short
time before spokosmon for both sides
entered second conference with
Secretary OF Labor Davis.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-23
RAILROAD CONGRESS-

GENEVA. March 4.-(By MaiD-
The Second international Railway
mems conference will be held here
In April next. Twelve counties were
represented nj tn first conference
In London last October and their
delegates claimed to speak for l.
$4,000 workers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-23

WASHINGTON. Marcr 22.-chIef
Flynn OF the department justice bur-
eau OF investigation. said the five
men at New Orleans are being in
vestigated in connection with the
Wall street explosion, but no evil
donco had been yet found connect
ing them with Il.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-23
Ex-sERvICE MEN, ATTENTION,

Ex-service men are invited to at
tend the meetings.
For membership cards or informa-
tion ex-service men are requested to
see or write the following officers;
]. H. Carnahan. Commander.
Roy n. Fouch, Post Adjutant.
For relief OF employment see or
write the Chairman OF The Relief and
Employment Committee. Francis
olfs. care Lakeside Lumber COM
pany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
300 AMERICAN
SOLDIERS OFF
FOR HOMELAND

,.nh.cr2 ~, =i--,Dy tho Associated
r,c.., rcd,.rtinr I'm ,ic American -x-
,.di,iorar, force 7Iong the Eh!ne began
Today when eleven nCtccrs and Gn0
...,livfri men loft here ~ q epcrial ira in
for Artvcr, to sail tor!.nrrnw FOR home
-, -, rr,rarnrt ,.ar..rny The, are
l,o IN roach IIrLok,n about DeCem-
,,.
,.,,,or. ,f,-, wo-e
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'''' ~ ~ W. .o,d,.r. ,,bo
.o, f., roru,or, rio wives
w." - 80 l,,., ar
80 ~. ,,o ,,,,,,,. l,.-
80, ,'a,.. .ht.,r Gnu, s.r,fro j., Frame
.,,,o c.,,,.,r .o,,,;,. ,,c,, win, tho rariy
49,, y,src ,rrrisb,l INSTRUMENTATION
I,,,.. ~. .D.ciaI M, Of congress. ,.ame
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
Found--A Real
Hair Saver and
Beautifier
Partisan Sage ouleIlY Makes FADED,
Dry, wtspy Hsir Luutrous-sofS
fluffy and Abundant.

II your hair - E-''!rg thin or YOU
are ,rovb,ed with dandrucr o. itching
scalp. use Parisian Sage daily for week
and rou will surely be surprised TO see
how QUICKLY 1t stops failing lAlr and
removes every Syn IT danAcGh and
itching sea.
Before going TO hsG | rub ht;le
Parisisn sage t-ty M scalp says =
woman whose luxurious soft and fluffy
hair IL greatly admired. This keeps
ny hair from hSirR dry. faded Or
sciaEg'y. helps II 10 retain its natural
color ard beauty. and makes /, easy 10
arranse qt,ra ctively.
Beautiful soft, GLOSSY. healthy hair.
rhoye who use Partisan sage. This
harmless. delightfully."- pertumsd and
non-ga.y invigorator Is sold by {.
H Cries, & CO. ana a. all GOOD drug
and toile' countess Be sure YOU get
the genuine Partisan sage tGirouX ~
a. that has the TorsY hack guarantee
printed on every bottle-Adr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
MOUNDSVILLE
GREAT CROWD
At PEN snow
Any rtrNsrREL EVE EErORE
HELD AT PRISON
star Performers SGlks Big ht-Who1s
Snov Excellent and Well
Played

Tho PRISON minstrel VAS sho"n 70 ;he
public last night AMI "am- u2 I" at
; predict ant eNnr";R:..nH hc'nE me
, best minstrel ever Shown - me inma,eS
} q. the state p"a!tc2' n. &c.
( - ara so,d out L., Yesterday ~'"".Hg and
ths attendance rxce",:-d i"l' a. any
! m!nstre! ever pui,t - in MoEris> -.
7, Was credited before the Sho" ~
DirecAs. Ieja- r. HA5ers,:'; iEof -"
: minstrel wou!d be the sS =, and 6sH'
! eve" and il was caS|r proved by u.s.
J wei framed boys :aHt n.E1t That ne "aS
no; wrong In his pred .";"n.
: The program opened at e.ch' o'c.oc-
with the usual minstrel setting and
N, able and compe'sn, aggregation %
: chor!sters and Iokers Hept the audience
IN ono continuous upr"ar OF laughter.
! The cast % taugh-maE"-S VAS heated
} nv Interlocutor Dewey Chambers. who
! made such 4 n; in INA; capacity iah'
. yea- Among the ''VsH " and hignIS
I entertaining songs.erS Wls 'IacA NoHe
. a l!re te:mer. who MS "a" d! IN" star
performers e tho e."C:WS. rendering
That Old Irish Mother o. N1e. FIRST
} on the program was pa;r.>uc tae.esNx
; entitled "CnciN Sanrs Protection. WIN
all the company ar-1yr" IN naval UNI
forms. II was tie most spectacular
event OF inc pee s'SIs't'sNS - ~ p'~
Gram, and was greatly enjoyed by the
large attendance. The Vho'e show was
excellent and well paved from start 20
finish. and wa' declared compete
Q suo~ess by 81 present.
The minstrel vas shown 20 the pri9-
onr-s Thursday Ho-ninG. and 70 the
vraeds and families. inc Toy Scouts ard
Girl Rcours =. inc c.y and ths nurses
az the Glendale Hospital mat night
LAST nigh I; was open 70 me genera
rub;tc Among thoS" ~" attended we're
John 2. Da~ar aud James s. i.akIn
members ~ the state board OF cont-o'
. o, Chnr.NS'oH.
B The proceeds 'akAr = 'as' night uil'
. be Turned o,e- 20 n" No"' GSIi1s Am
e erscsn l.rgio Far. l'r"H.ts Post 30. ..
sohoo, on strike.
students o. to aga ( uooi went Out
IN s,riks yeS's-do% morning. re'us
Z Ing @ go 70 s.hoo' lec'vs" ;ney wante6
10 re:~oraj~ Mcnr"~rn.os football VIC
, torv over cameron Thursday.
The team ami fo..owers d.d lots Of
. celebrating wnen they came home from
: the game but at 'jhIse meeting hell
that night decided that t0sH should have
ore more dav Tor tier Celebration. e
thew did no, report Tor school, thai
! morning. hut hold another pep meet
and ell get together and held n parade