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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18
GIVES BAIL FOR
APPEARANCE AT JUNE
TERM OF u. S. COURT

Amos Laurison Of Bingham Arraign.
ed Before b. s. Commissioner Fosa
on Charge of WiIfuIiy Bringing
Aliens into This Country
Amos Laurison of Bingham was
arraigned before United States Com
missioner Sanford l.. Fogg Tuesday
on the charge of wilfully bringing
three persons, aliens, in this country,
not lawfully intending to enter or re-
side within the United States. The
complaint was made by George E.
Giddings, immigration inspector, and
the arrest was made by United States
Marshal John S. P. H. Wilson of Au-
burn.
Probable cause was found and
Laurison gave bail for his appearance
at the June term of the United States
District court at Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18
EXPRESS

Local and Long Distance Furniture
and Piano Moving anywhere, any
time. No road too long. Preston F.
Seekins, office Willow Street. Tel.
423- m. may12d6ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18
Miss Hackett Surprised at Goodwill
Shops

A delightful surprise was planned
and successfully carried out at the
Goodwill Shops Saturday noon. Miss
Caroline Hackett, forewoman of the
work room, lost all her belongings in
the recent fire at the WEIGH house,
and to show their sympathy the
members of the Goodwill family pre-
scented her with set of beautiful
ivory toilet articles. About Is min
utes before closing time Miss Hackett
was called to the office to talk over
some matters. After a few moments
the power was turned off and she
Immediately left for the work room
to find out just why the power was
shut off, but finally her attention vas
called to the desk and there she
found an elaborate Maybasket with
the toilet articles rolled up separ-
ately inside. She expressed her ap-
probation and thanks and there was
no doubt as to the complete surprise
OF the affair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18

Rev. Henry e. Dunnack of this
city has returned from a short stay
in Bar Harbor. He was speaker
for the convention at Seal Harbor
Of the Island Federation of Women's
Clubs and while there was the guest
Of DR.. and Mrs. G.. r. Hagerthy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18

Harry B. Hout of South Boston,
Mass. who has been visiting his
nephew, Harry E. Farnham of Gam
nett street for the past week, left
yesterday for Wiscasset where he will
pass a few days with his sister, Mrs.
E. V. Farnham. From there he will
return to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18

The Ladies' Aid Of the Green
Street Methodist Episcopal church
will meet Thursday afternoon, 2.3o
O'clock at the home Of Mrs. Edison L.
Worthing at State street place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18

The Current Events Club will
meet Thursday afternoon, 2 o'clock
at the Augusta Girls Community
Club to help the Red Cross with the
sewing for the destitute children of
Europe. A large attendance is de-
sired in order that the club may do
creditable work for this worthy
cause
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller and
children, were in North Vassalboro
over Sunday and visited with Mrs.
Miller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dougherty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18

Mr. and Mrs Eugene Genest and
her sister, Miss Aida Caret and Miss
Catherine Oullette. all of this city,
called on friends in Lewiston Sun
day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18

Fred Philbrook of Newport and
Warren B. Pierce of this city, have
returned from Oakland where they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Wheeler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18

Miss Mildred Sawtelle and Keith
Sawtelle have returned to this city,
after visiting in Oakland with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Sawtelle over Sun
day,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18

Mrs. Mildred Dusty and Miss Ad-
rienne Dyer of North Vassalboro
have been in the city this week, call
ing on friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18

Miss Mabel Lynn of Woodfords has
arrived in the city to pass few days
Us the guest of Mrs. Frank Clark,
Gannett street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Burbank of
this city were in lewiston, Sunday
calling on friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18

United States Marshal John S. p.
HI. Wilson of Portland. was a bus
mess caller, Tuesday, in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18
NEW CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE DIRECTORS
Messrs: Basssts, Dean, EIlinwsod,
Gray, Hill, viIss and Souls Chosen
in Election luaS Aaid

Messrs: Bassstt, Dsan, EiIinweod,
Gray, Hill, viIss and Souls Chosen
in Election Just Held
The mali ballot for the election Of
directors Of the Augusta Chamber Of
Commerce was opened Tuesday aft
ernooh and the following were found
to have been chosen for the ensuing
year:
Norman L. Bassett, Milton o.
Dean. q. A. Ellinwood, Ernest A.
Gray. Percy v. Hill. A. N. Soule and
Blaine s. viles.
One hundred sixteen votes were
cast in all. Fourteen names. it will
be recalled, were placed on the bal
lot and the number received by each
Of the IA was:
Norman L. Bassett. ............ SS
Percy v. Hill. 81
Ernest A. Gray. ................ 81
G. A. Ellinwood. ................ IS
Milton o. Dean. ............,...6 "a
Blaine S. Viles. ................. 81
| A. N. Soule. 80
c. F. Bilodeau. ........... Sc
q. w. Merrill. 81
E. E. Newbert. ................5 "a
] Walter s. Wyman. ............. "a
Anne Casavant 40
c. E. Downing. 81
Blaine Owen 20
The first seven were. therefore,
declared elected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18

AT II. J. Merrick's-Very special
values in women's hose at 19c, Csc,
.sc' 39c Extra strong fibre silk hose,
ssc a pair; and pure silk hose at
sl'45. Eight styles bungalow aprons.
no low CSC each, made of good percales.
rive styles white wolfe shirt waists.
'oc and SIPS. Women's full length
.eats. navy and tweed mixtures.
sslo and $3.50. 36-inch cretonnes,
soc I'd. may14d6t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
furnished summer home
on West Shore Lake Cobbossee, Z
rooms, broad verandas, fireplace,
electric limits, running water, with
hose pressure and toilet; garage zee.
Large lot in grove, lawn and garden.
Convenient to highway and trolley.
For photo and terms apply to
RAY q. MARSTON
Augusta
Of 0S-C2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18
FAYETTE

A very enjoyable educational day
was held at Startling Grange hall with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-18
LOCAL NOTICE

Please make checks payable to j.
r Turner. The Wadleigh Grocery
Co. is no more.
may13d6t. IF. TURNER.
The evening world., 1921-03-28

centres Of the country indicate that
general trade Is slowly expanding.
This 10 particularly true Of the tex
tile trade. Of the automobile indus
try the leather business. while even
the steel trade now claims to be ex-
periencing a slow but. nevertheless,
significant revival In business.
Woollen and clothing stocks were
able to reflect this Improvement, and
American Wooden sold at new high
for the year But steel shares were
down from substantial fractions 20
more than point; coppers were
generally heavy, the equipments were
fractionally lower, and in the oil
group Mexican Petroleum at one
time showed loss Of four points,
while Pan American and other lead
ing oils declined from one to more
than two points.
Railroads went down with the rest
Of the list, and there was renewed
talk OF impending dividend reduC-
tions. There was heavy selling Of
Pennsylvania, but the stock dis-
played considerable absorptive power
and 1t held above 30, or at about
parity with the close OF Saturday
Reading declined fractionally. and n
other leading shares losses were
mostly limited to fractions
Money continued to renew at 6 6l-2
per cent, and there was a plent iful
supply Of funds at that figure The
foreign exchange markets were duh
and steady, with demand sterling be-
ing practically unchanged from the
close of SATURDAY.
The evening world., 1921-03-28

or little-minded. will you, il ask you
something2"
mo, darling, surely not. want
you to express your thoughts to me
always. Ask me anything you wish"
II may be wrong, but somehow
there is no way in which / can aC.
count for 1t exactly-ibut the impress
sion l have is that your cousin, Jane
Dupree, Is in love with you-thaL she
doesn't approve Of our marriage"
1t all came with a rush and endeo
with a short, sharp gasp. The effort
to express her suspicion had been
great.
Absurd. ridiculous" Colin claspeu
the slender form close. you foolish
child. Jane is my very good friend,
besides being my cousin, and 1 want
you to believe in her and confide il,
her. Far from being in love with me,
sometimes think she actually dis
likes me, but all Of a sudden she does
something which proves her friend
ship.
while we are on this subject, /
want you to promise that II you eve.
find that you care more for someone
else than you do for me, YOU will tell
me-" His sensitive lips quivered, his
gaze was wistful.
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inquisitiye, rather tiresome IN its un-
original expressions of good wishes.
Neata put her hand through
Campbell's arm and snuggled close.
She was like a homing bird, glad of
someone's care. 1t did not matter
50 much about her own emotions.
1t was thrilling to be the centre OF
everything. 1t was pleasant 10 know
of her mothers satisfaction at the
coming marriage. But most Of all,
II was good to be loved to come
first in the life Of someone else , 4,
perhaps TO be needed in some small
way.
You haven't told me how you like
the old place" said Colin. "Of
course, you may do as you please,
but l thought perhaps, If you cared
to, we would spend most OF our time
here. It is close enough to the city
for me to so in every day. II is for
you to decide"
Like IT! I adore it." his fiancee
exclaimed eXtravagantly The house
is wonderful The age of it, with its
cloak Of IVY, and It's vanguards of
trees appeals TO me strongly, but
most OF all | believe / love the gar
den. 1t must have been planted for
me-" she laughed almost breathlessly,
"fOr surely no one else ever loved
daisies as ! do and look how many
there are here. They are such honest,
Wide-awake flowers. See, I'll tell
your fortune with one.'
STOPPING quickly, she broke one OF
the pale blooms from its sto,n and
slowly pulling petal by petal muir
INJURED "She loves you; she loves you
not"
The last petal clung 10 its green
base "She loves YOU" announced
Neata, blushing.
May she always breathed Colin
prayerfully
Did the flower tell the truth" Colin
wondered. She was such a bit OF a
Eirl. Did she realize what she had
promi sed and was she really his, heart
and soul and mind? He was tortured
by doubts.
Colin, you won't think am NEAR
The evening world., 1921-03-28
CHAPTER III.

EENH" pouted Neata, the
- whole week is spoiled for
me now. OF course, Colin
would not have gone II
he could have avoided it, but | will
miss him So"
Neata and Jane were breakfasting
in the gay morning room, which faced
the long line Of cline, now splashed
with sunlight On getting up Neata
had found a note from Colin, hur-
riedly written before he had dashed
away. lie told her that he had been
called to Albany; a bill, the passage
OF which was Of deep interest TO a
client was being brought up unex-
pectedly He feared he would be
compelled to be away the remainder
OF the week, but urged her TO remain
with the guests a the homestead She
was to direct the housekeeper in any
way she saw 1T.
"Nos, YOU Will miss him." Jane
aErc-d d. Her tone was cold. She
guzed appraisingly at this girl who
was soon 70 enter her family.
The evening world., 1921-03-28
Stock Market
Complete St6ck Exchange
end Curb Quotations Appear
Daily in Wall Street Final
Edition Of The Evening WOrId.)

Notwithstanding an excellent bank
statement, issued after the close OF
business on Saturday which has
made 1t seem more probable that
discount rates soon will be reduced,
the stock market this morning dis
played a generally heavy tone, with
losses in the highly speculative issues
extending to between three and four
points Practically the only group
to mold ground was the motors, which
continued to rise under leadership
OF Studebaker and Chandler. The
former touched so for a new high Of
the year in spite Of the best efforts
Of the bear element to bring about a
reaction.
Weakness seemed 10 be due mostly
to the fact that the short interest was
heavily reduced during the recent
rise. There was little II any evidence
OF real liquidation.
The course OF the market seemed
to be directly at variance with the
trend OF best financial opinion. The
makeup OF the statement Of condi-
tion OF the Federal Reserve Bank Of
New York at the close OF business
last week has generated considerable
optimism regarding the outlook. The
statement showed that the reserve
position OF the New York institution
is better than at any time since the
middle OF 1919. The reserve ratio
stood at sos per cent, rise OF not
less than - per cent. compared
with the close OF the previous week.
In addition TO this, reports being
received from the important business
The evening world., 1921-03-28

He is a man any woman would
miss" she continued. In most
cases, l do not believe in that q
adage about absence making u
heart grow fonder.' So-caHed 1ov
(Which word, let me pause to remlf
Is the most abused in our veE, ~
adequate language) is usually sucn
a transient feeling that it soon burns
itself out II constant fuel, in the form
Of attentions from the object Of the
affection, Is not added.
Colin, however, has the power to-
make himself remembered even while
he is away"
You feel that, too?"
II know It,"
Jane. somewhere have heard
|. somehow l have thought q.
but il must be just fancy--imagina- !
ton . You don't care for Colin
in that way, do you?"
'Tn the way you care for him d
Neverl"
Neata breathed a sigh of relief.
II hesitated to ask, and vet the
thought was there and feel more
honest both with myself and YOU
for having had the doubt dispeiled,
I do want TO be friends You
will, won't yours
The evening world., 1921-03-28
ILLUSTRATED BY ELEANOR scAoRER.

Colin Campbell. you have that
Gahce with me, Neata."
Really" She laughed. a little. low
ripple, as sweet to hear as singing
birds to city-bred ears
II had forgotten" Turning gra-
ously to Pinnell, she explained, II
never put down Mr. CampOell's name.
I'm sorry. Perhaps later"
She was gone in the arms OF her
lover, swaying lightly as down blown
from a cottonwood tree on lazy
Southern breeze
When Campbell reached the wide
glass doors leading to the conserva-
tory. he stopped dancing and, notion
ing Neata to preCede him. entered
the great bower OF greenery and ex-
otic blossoms. Through the treasure
house of blooms they went, out into
the garden which lay bathed in the
silver moonlight.
They were relieved TO escape, for
the moment the throng, friendly but
The evening world., 1921-03-28
CHINA GRATEFUL FOR AID.
President Cables Thanks TO Hard
ing for Appeal for Help.

WASHINGTON, Maroh 2s-The Pres
his thanks to-day 70. the recent appeal
made by President Harding for relicf
for the famine stricken Chinese people.
"Suoh ma ks OF generosity a9d mag
nanimity NIL me and the Chinese SbeopIc
with unfeigned admiration and graft
tude," the cable addressed to Ha ding
read. Never shall we forget what you
have done for MS at time when there
has been an uncXampled multittSle o.
calls from all over the world for Ameri-
can help" "t
The evening world., 1921-03-28

Il couldn't possibly be so impohte, -
she teased.
BE serious. Though il would hurt
dreadtully TO know that your affection
for me had lessened, | would rather
know the truth"
Il fret you horribly, don't l, Colin?"
she asked penitently.
Mo-
"You are nice to deny it but your
eyes agree. You were angry not long
ago when | almost gave your dance
away to that handsome blond chap
what's his name-PinneH?"
He is not the sort Of man I wish
YOU to make friends with" said Camp
bell, He is far too worldly TO put
any ideas into your beautiful head"
And, STOPPING, he kissed her gently
above her arched brows.
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You silly child You need have
no fear of my taking your Colin
away" A sudden thought flash ed
across her mind. Her lips paled and
INTO her green-gray eyes came a sus- =
piciOn of fear.
Did he say anything which led
you to believe that?" she asked
tiercely.
mo. no. Why" laughing, "Colin
thinks you dislike him at times. He
told me so last night was just
foolish, suppose, Let's forget it,"
James taut body relaxed in the Gre
tpnne-covered chair. She adroitly
changed the course of the CONVEX
sation.
You danced several times with
Emory Pinnell toward the end of
last evening"" II was more OF u
statement than question, but Fsata
chose to answer:
Yes, he is a splendid dancer. Colin
doesn't like him, but l think he is
quite charming"
so I noticed. II attracted Collins
attention, too. He said, though, you
were such a child he could forgive you
almost anything"
"a child" Neata was hurt. Did she
appear so infantile beside his other
women acquaintances--or his hand
some cousin, perhaps? "One is out OF
the schoolrOOm at nineteen. don't
care to be treated as a baby"
But it is your youth which appeals
most to Colin" insisted Jane. Her
words though expressed in honeyed
accents, stung bitterly. He is twelve
years your senior and, TO him, you are
extremely young. Youth is so much
easier TO mould"
ITO mould" Neata's hazy. hazel
eyes we're lit with fires OF rebellion.
Does he think ! am 10 be educated
according to his views of life-that my
will is to be shaped by him7 Did he
say that, Jane?"
Eead To. Morrow's Faseipatin,..Ti I
The evening world., 1921-03-28
THE SWAT-THE-FLY CONTEST
FOR THE HATCH $1,000 PRIZE
ENTERS ITS LAST BIG WEEK
Evening World Prepares for Great Rush of
Essays and Poems From Children Who
Have Joined Crusade Against Pest
RULES GOVERNING
THE "SWAT-THE-FLY"
ESSAY CONTEST

The contest began March is
and will close at midnight Satur--
day, April 2. All contributions, to
be considered by the Judges, must
be mailed before that time.
The immediate aim is to invite
and induce CHILDREN OFTEN
YEARS OF AGE AND UNDER
to compose an essay or an eight
line verse telling Of the menace
OF the fly and suggesting the best
means for the hy's destruction.
The contest will be limited TO
the five boroughs Of New York
City.
The prizes donated by Edward
Hatch jr., the Hy's greatest
the medium Of THE EVENING
WORLD, and tho names, ad-
dresses and ages of all prize
winning contestants will be pub.
lished in this paper.
Prizes will be awarded TO the
authors Of the contributions
which are judged to be the best.
The judges will be Or. ROYAL
S. Copeland, Commissioner Of
Health, and Or. William 1, Et.
finger, Superintendent Of Schools.
ESSAYS MUST NOT CON.
TAIN MORE THAN 200 WORDS
AND VERSES Must BE OF
EIGHT LINES, With TIE
no OTHER coNTRlHnr,oSSes; y 3 g;
WILL BE coNsiDERE6. '
The $1,000 will be divided as
The evening world., 1921-03-28
To-Day'S Slogan
"A Fly in the House Is a
Disgrace 10 the HOuSe."

The third and last week of the
SWAT THE FLY contest has start
ed, Saturday brought more essays
and poems than any other two days
before, and the indication is that the
increase will be even stH greater dur
ing the last few days of the contest.
SO II YOU want part OF the $1,000 Of
fered by Edward Hatch jr., the iy'S
greatest enemy, for the best essays
and poems written by children of ten
and under who live in New York City
you should write your contribution
.mme diately, Read the rules and
regulat Ons carefully, and don't walt
until the last minute.
Boy and girl contestants should not
be deceived because the fly is not so
loathesome in appearance as some OF
the pests which have to creep and
crawl because they have no wings.
Mr.. Fly is more deadly than the
crawling and creeping disease-car-
riers. He can cover fifty times the
space within given time that the
crawler can. Consequently he can do
fifty times as much harm. He can
get into close contact with refuse
matter because he can fly right on IL,
Nhh btN W pldNtS Nhtlt ONASi lh9SNNo
cannot.
Here are some more OF the poems
and essays already submitted:
SWAT THE FLY.
rhe house ny carries germs on
iLs body and legs, which 1t depos-
its on whatever It nlights. Its IA
Vorlte breeding place Is the stable,
and II lives on the tilthiest as well
as the best II maybe one minute
on cat or dog or in an open gar
bage can and the next on the food
on our table or crawling around
the baby's mouthN 1t is from just
such causes that many babies die
and others are cripples. There is
also a big green fly which comes
in the hot weather and likes to get
on the window pane and make a
great buzzing noise. This one too
likes to md uncovered food, espe-
cialy meat, on which II lays eggs,
which hatch out in maggots and
the food Is spoiled.
l think the best way to get rid
OF these germs is to keep house
and grounds free from rubbish;
also to have windows and doors
screened; then, II any do get
In, swat them good and hard A
good way to catch them is to put
some sugar on sticky hy-paper
RAYMOND WALSH, ten years old.
No. 50 Anderson Avenue, Port Rich
mond,
The evening world., 1921-03-28
Wall St. Gossip
LIBERTY BONDS.

LIBERTY BONDS.
Liberty 3ias opened at &c. I'D .O6
LIST 44s, $3.50. up .O4: I'd. s6.s8: Sd.
1922, up .O2; 4th. s7.Os, up .O4; VIC
tory SAs, 1854, up 90; 4&s. 975S,
Off .OG
CURB.
Opened firm. INT Pet. 14S-4-
Is IL; lntercont. Rubber, IO1-4-
tOi-2; Dursnt Motors, 2l3-l: Re
tail Candy, 7-73-i; simms, 7-S--
is; Marac.. 291-2; Salt Greek, ~
-l2 S-i; Garth. SIS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE OPENING.
Demand sterling opened at 8.91a,
cables 3.92, unchanged. French francs,
cables .0G92k on .OOO0isc. Lire.
cables .0SJ9, unchanged Belgian
francs, demand .O724 cables .O725, up
.O002c. Marks. cables .015Sh, un-
changed. Canadian dollars, demand
.S8l2, unchBn nged Swiss francs de-
mand .i722, cables .fIei. GuideTs, de
mand ,S44j, cables .3447. Pesetas,
demand 1897. cables 1899. Sweden
h,, demand .23l5, cables 1920 Nor
way kr.. demand 1905, cables 1910
Denmark kr. demand 1745, cables
1850. Argentine pesos, demand 1850
cables 1870
DIVIDENDS.
The Loose. Wiles Biscuit Company
declared dividend Of Si75 on the
I'd preferred stock for the period
from May /, 1916, TO Aug, /, 1916,
payable May to stock Of record
April 10.
The evening world., 1921-03-28
MATRRSS ~

Cop,rish.. 1921, by the Pres Publishing co,
crhr New Hoh EVenina wuIdJ
QUESTIONS.
I. What is the sixth Sisn Of the
Zodiae7
2. What is a young COW called?
3. What is the capital city Of Peru
4. Who wrote THE Old oakon
Bueket?'
S. In what State is Lake Winnsps.
Saukee loeated2
s. What cape forms the most west i.
ern point Of Afriea2
T. How many miles square 10 q
township"
8. How many feet long 10 q survey.
or's chain?
9. How many feet long 10 an engin.
GERS chain, or measuring taper
TO- How many months did the EARL 70
est Roman calendar eontain7
ANsWEFS.
/. Virgo (The Virgin; ., heifer: 3,
Lima: 4, Samuel Woodwork: 3, New
Hampshire: s. Cape Verde: Z, six: s.
sixty six: ., 100: 10 ten.
The evening world., 1921-03-28

10 $1,000
All contributions shall be ad-
dressed to the SWAT THE.
FLY CAMPAIGN, THE EVE.
MING WORLD, NEW YORK
CITY,"
Each contribution shall be
written on one side of the paper,
preferably in ink, and shall bear
the name, address and age Of the
author, and the signature of
either a parent or teacher attest
ing the fact that the child il not
over 10.
The evening world., 1921-03-28

The fly is a very small and
harmful creature. Its home is in
the food and the Dirt. II you do
not swat the fly the minute you