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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09

Showed beyond his depth in limo
cent play while bathing In the swim :
ming pool OF the Central Y NJ g. -.
Thomas 4. Stanford ll-ycar- ol,l
Gintcr Park school boy, son ~ Mr..
and Mrs. r a Stanford. OF 3ill Huw-
thornc Avenue, vas rescued from
drowning by "A i2ycar-old compan-
ion and playmate Monday afternoon.
Unable 10 swim. young Stanford
was struggling frantlcally IN about
eight feet Of water, near tn. center
Of tho pool. when he attracted the
attention OF score OF other boys.
ranging from TO J, years OF age,
in the pool at tho time Many Of
them could not swim and while others
counsclcd ar 70 what TO do. Parkc
u. Pollard. 32l2 Third Avenue. High
land Park. went 20 tho rescue OF his
chum
CIutchInE young Stanford b. tho
shoulders ~ he was going down for
the second time. Pollard turned him
on his back and towed him TO shall
low water. where comrades com
pleted the rescue Reconciliation
rncthoda were employed by an as.
s!s,ani athletic director on duty a,
tho pool.
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HONOR MEMORIES
OF HERO PREACHERS
Hermon Association Bapiists
Unveil Tablet Today in
Caroline.
SUFFERED FOR FAITH
Ministers, Jailed in It'll,
: Laudcd for Service TO
Freedom in 1922.
SUFFERED FOR FAITH
Especial to Tho Time..plspa,ch.l

Especial 70 Tho Times Dispatch
BOWLING GREEN, VA. July g.
A tablet which has pcen erected her e
by tho twenty-five Baptist churche.
comprising Hcrmon Association. to
tho memory OF John Burrus. Lewis
James Goodrich and Bartholomew
Choning, Baptist preachers who in
tho year i77i wero Imprisoned in
tho tall NJ Caroline County FOR
: preaching the gospel con,rary TO tho
rules OF 1hs established church viii
be unveiled hero on sunday evening
at o'clock
There VII! be appropriate cxer-
, cises. Tho chief speaker OF tn. eve
. ming VIII be Dr. Carnott Ryland, OF
. Richmond. History records the fact
mat John Young. after twcnty-s!s
years Of labor IN the county. moved
q number Of years later. died At an
old nga in Amherst County in 1917.
II wan through the work Of Levi,
a Craig that n church was formed.
; known As Tuckahoe. nut now as TN
rer Zion this county. This church
VIII celebrate It's Isoth Anniversary
In 1920 Craig also Iaborcd in
Spotsyiran!a County. \ church in
'ha' county TO this day bears his
|, nam.
John Burrus lived near Ru,hcr
Glen. IL was through his worn tina,
church was established near that
place. which was a that time known
as Burrus, but the name soon after
wards was changed TO 81, Carmel
This church WAS organized In l77s
very little seems TO be known OF
James Goodrich. bartholomew Chon
INK and Edward Herndon.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral OF Mrs. Proctor.

Funeral services for Mrs Eliza
beth Frances proctor, So. mother %:
j. y. Proctor. OF South Fifth street.
who died last night In her home in
Fredericksburg. will be conducted In
thar city today. Grandsons viii act
as pallbcarers. Mrs. Proctor. who
vas daughter OF the late Burwe!l
Jones, Of Spotsylvania County. and a
descendant Of an old and prominent
Virginia family. is survived by her
husband. Thomas Franklin Proc
one daughter, Mrs Ryan Of Hart
ford, Conn. and three sons. ]. y.
Proctor, Of this cry; 7 r. Proctor.
Jr.. OF Fredericksburg. and j. /.
Proctor. OF Washington.
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LAY CORNER-STO
OF GRACE-COVENANT
Exercises by Lewis Gintcr Lodge, No
ai7. a. r. ~ A. VI. Simple and
Impressive.

simple and impressive exercises
marked the laying OF the corner
stone OF Grace Covenant Presbyterian
CHURCH yesterday afternoon by Lewis
GiHicr Lodge, No. az. \. T.. & A NJ.
A large crowd witnessed the ccrc-
monies Rev. Russell Cecil. d. D.,
offered the prayer, followed By inyo-
cation by Rev. James Y. Fair. Rev.
charles l.. King, pastor OF the
church. presided
ne cornerstone vas laid for the
'Fac. Covenant Church auditorium
on Monument Avenue. between LON
hardy street and Allen Avenue. where
inc Sunday school building already.
mas been erected X. w. Gum was
marsha! OF the Masonic procession
and Worsh!pfui Master A. II. sutton
presided. George Bryan delivered a
short address
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Direct. At,orn., to s,,,,. Claim.

inc CITY Attorney has been d.
Iected ny tho city Council TO pro
coed with tho settlement OF all claims
against tho city by reason Of d.,,
ages done when Shockoo Creek 90,
on rampage and flooded the lower
chd OF the city. Alderman Ordwav
ruler said yesterday. There is
ho'hinS more important than tina.
,Shockoc Creek shall be covered over
ana such occurrences prevented. he.
Aaiu. Council should authorize an
ISSUE or bonGs for this work and
'Ett thr"HHh with II. Another freshe,
ana me city VIII again face dam
axes from the overthrow IT will al
ways be so un,!l the creek !s
covered
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY JULY g. 1922

who at tho time OF his death was
manager az Scotts Pharmacy, Rich
mond, wac u native Of Woodstock.
lila age WAS On years. Services wcro
conducted by Row. a. %. Price. ot tho
Presbyterian Church, md tho burial
service wns conducted by King
Arthur Lodge, knights OF pythins
IL" In survived by his wife. who WAC
before her marriage. Miss Is. +
iseiiIcS: ono sOn. william Irwin
chemist with Park Davis Co. De
trolt. Mich. and three daughters
Mrs. Hoffman. wife OF Dr. Richard
McC. Ion man. or New Market
Misses Claire and Marie Irwin: one
sister. Mrs. J. Is. Rush. and three
ofotheTs' Dr. II. H. Irwin and Holmes
Irwin. OF Woodstock, and Clarence
Irwin. OF Harrisonburg.
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EICnnCY I.nfnlIeIic.

W INNTItSI En-, w. july -
Eican"y lmfoNct;e. ~. Confederate
veteran. was found dead at tho bot =
ton or Il stairway AT the home OF
Iurner Lockhar;. near Rock I:n0n
springs, according 10 word received
from that place last evening. II.
and his wife had moved 70 the Lock
hart home only recently, and he ~
sn!u 10 nave been unacqua!ntcd with
the premises His wife missed him
from bed soon after daybreak. and
when search was instituted he was
found dead at the bottom OF Il flight
OF steps leading from back porch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09

Funeral services for John Harrp.
den Seay. 80. who died Friday in hi,
home. "04 North Mulberry Street, viii
b" Conducted from the home this
afternoon at O'CLOCK. Burial will
be in Rivervicw Cemetery Mr.. Seay
is survived by four daughters. Mrs
y o. Davis. OF Newark. y. J. Mrs
l.. c. Welch. and Miss Ada NJ. and
Resale Scay. and three sons. T.. r.
Y. a. and J. Hask!ns Seay. one sis.
ter. Mrs. Lula b. Austin. Of V!sco
Okla. and one brother, Ashley Scay
survive also.
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LfNCFiBUKG, VA, July S.-Mrs.
Grace I. McKcnna. 40. VIE Of John
). Mckenna. died Friday night a,
the Memorial Hospital. after a long
Iihess' She was daughter Of the
late c. VI. Weber, and is su-yivea lac.
her husband daughter. virgins,
Lee. her mother. Mrs. G. VI. wchbcr.
sister, Mrs. Cora Cunningham OF
Nc" York. and brother. Calvin
"cbber. also OF New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09

ness. She was the wife OF Professor
SylvanUs Morris. dean OF tho law
school OF tho University OF Georgia
She was born In Albemarle County,
tho daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lewis. As girl and young lady she
was recognized 10 be one OF the most
beautiful and accomplished young
women OF Albemarle and Richmond.
Besides her husband. Mrs Morris Is
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Mrs. sarah j, NoIon

Mrs. Sarah j. Nolan. widow OF J. A.
Noiah, died last night at her home.
2io' Jenenrson Avenue. after a brief
iiIhess. Death was due TO stroke
OF apopicSy Mrs Nolan IL sur
rived by one daughter. Mrs. Frank
Okcefe. OF Church Iiill. and two
sons. Charles and John a.. the lat
ter clerk at Murphy's Hotel.
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into tho cellar. Tho cellar door had
been ieft open, and no 10 thought to
have failon down whilc going into
tho yard. n coroner's jury rendered
a verdict OF accidental death. lie
had an unusually good record az u
soldier In tho CIV War. und belonged
20 pioneer Frederick County
family. 4 widow and one sister. Miss
Cornelia Lafollettc, survive.
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survived BY two daughters. Yrs.
Julian Miller and Miss Ammo Morris:
also by her mother. who was Miss
Elizabeth Minor. OF Aioemsrie Coun
ty, and by two sisters. Miss Mari
Minor Lewis. OF the University @,
Virginia. and Mrs Bailey Evans, o.
Providence. r. L. and four orothers.
Messrs. Hunter. Hanson, Roberti aad
Roy Lewis.
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stcpdauShtcr. Mrs. Eleanor Stone. Of
2llO West Main street. The body was
taken to Charleston. w. Va. for
burial. besides ~ widow. no IN sur
vivcd by #ovorai daughters and "a
nom Everett iIandIcy. OF Phlla-
dclphIR.
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DIR. y. 4. Mnnrh.

LfSCHBURG. VA. July S-Dr.
T.. A. Waugh. one OF the leading
physictans OF LynchburE. died sud
dehiy here today OF angina pectoris.
we attack starting as he was attend
ing directors meeting of m. I p
Miller Company.
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WOODSTOCK. VA. July s.-Tht
funeral Of Lin r. Irwin. who died In
Richmond Wednesday morning, wa,
held Friday a! the family lot ir
Massanutten Cemetery. Mr. Irwin
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CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. July =.
Mrs. Annie Lewis Morris. a native
OF this county. died yesterday at her
home at the University of Georgia.
Athena Ga. following brief i'll
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uurInI I'm GInucr.t.r

Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy T.
Haynes. 70. widow Of Henry Haynes
who died yesterday morning at |
O'Clock In IIyge!a Hospital. Will take
place today IN Gloucester County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
Dies In North Caro,i,.

EDWARD VI. Iiandley. 60, OF 2224
west Grace Street. died Thursday
night in Dunn. y. C. according to a
tc!eGrhm received Yesterday h. his
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-01-19
HE WAS ALWAYS GOING To-

He was just going to help his neigh
Dor when he died.
He was just going to pay note
when it went to protest.
He meant to insure his house, but
it burned before he got around to it.
He was just going TO reduce his debt
when his creditors "shut down" on him.
He was just going to introduce bet
ter system into his business when it
went to smash.
He was just going to provide proper
protection for his wife and family
when his fortune was swept away.
He was just going to call on a Gus
toner to close deal when he found
his competitor had got there first and
secured the order.-Ex.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-01-19
Christian Science Church

Sunday Service-10:45 A. M.
Wednesday evening, Testimonial
meeting 7:45 o'clock
Lesson Subiect-"Truth."
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-01-19
RESOLUTION NO. 3

X
1926 junction with
added
L moved andse be
IEiphwa Comm
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-01-19
REPORT or COMMON SCHOOLS COMMITTEE WOOD COUNTY WIS

of
of
Charles
garet Sophie Holm
Teachers month for tenm
the
ne
Expenses
Voss-- s
G.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-01-19
RESOLUTION NO. 2.


of of
Trunk Line
Exhibit "a
nconstr ted unde the
referred the State Aid
! omnte
/ Motion Scarried.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-01-19

There is no better time than right
now for display of initiative and CO.
operation on your part to advance the
community and yourself.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-01-19


be sa The ana ss
Gss' S sss%
ont Ella mszs Clara Farrell
X sss s5 I'd s
rendered
6 lS5o
upon .a 9s sfs sa spread length
STATE BUREAU FOR THE CARE OF THE BLIND
% 81 $1 s-; : IL. Y: .;:.;.
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III ,'ss at fs" % sae' SG s
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fs ara m the manner as you pad
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steps you these
Yours truly
se Attorney
sa sp M aben bs the Finance
APPLlcATIoN FOR BLIND WILSON
State W M N W %sG sis a a sworn on OATH po and says that
wd
s s t1s G has % % s sra 5 81
City and 6l e s9 csan M ppas
duly endorsed not an innate any charitable I
eOpty city that has an neoe of Less than Two Hundred Fifty
that he the time daf has
5 pr S making this sds ssf sas
WGG n 5 that me a5 o the n
Discretion fit to him Under the and in accordance
the House City of Wisconsin Rapids this
subs and before this 18th s P 1921
State Of Wiseogsn NEW Wood 1o C Su eas's.
John k6 Louis earsLe being oath
odsr WOOD @
this Nv Ni9 MAN wilson t
Ct as
County Wisconsin, day Of October B. 1921
before 1921
My commission expires r. 1922
Ss sid s's ;H : % @ ,
++ ts 81 Mi wa wy COMMISSION expires oee 81 1871.
sersg certify 1P Bs Vine in for M c6n se
blind that examined VIM Wilson office
1877 d m Rp s xa amy ae W y G not
Dated the City Wisconsin Rapids Wood County Wisconsin this
W N Buckle N D Eyaminer the Blind
would RS but af ap to he bosd he 9 n
ds petition referred
the Judiciary Committee a Ph R1SsS Of snf Fixes Hsn the minutes
" Tie asse es Bst Hss w f 5Ss s
field.
these others
cs % The y
petitioners hands.
bid TSss | s four sss ss css s ss
That said older certificates special assessed
m vo for hs @ s h
St. 1ps and Ds Simply @ n h
Ts cean 1nd 0s @ m 2os for
lon said lots and for special amounting S192965
of said lots Block
ed which abstract Tax Sales the plat Of said City the
petitioner hereby makes reference for Committees
the
Of but has been taken informed and believe and
Board disposed
| whatever IS and
complete
| is illegal and void in petitioners opinion
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-01-19
My Commission expires Oct. Is, 1925.

dietary Committee and spread at length the
. RESOLUTION
t fs IL s 3 rs n at M e
e0hga Rsh S'I Tb irahA gway No ID and
a a ass e a sssf h f y
IT REso1yEp that THE ROAD BEGINNING
and gs s a s o sdn e hsns n
system State gH m and for o Wod County m b
Jet wfias 5s
the State Aid Highway and spread length the
NJ Wednesday anu INC D'AlO A''''i 0'' oe'0eA .
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 10Th
sfss d iss sas r. and Michael
November Is, 1921
To ST. sss Sz e Hsss asol Il: S:s. sns. O.
4s ne
Mr. S sP wa. sworn 4 g. Stern tier c Esn Clerk Town Of Dexter
ss'SsSa
The ballot Mr. Gill
$ s. @
% B 4 n s s s5 sa work
Pss'n Sss e s sa5 the petition be laid over until three
It
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Strauss and Michael
Minutes
Sam Church. County Clerk Rapids Wisconsin
Dear si number of inquiries the State Department of
M h Enforcement a5 b Weed conr ro4 ang ep @ @ & the
% appab At the oo4n Board h b thf
BELIEVES the Serious problems OBJ confronting
certainly members
e s d hear m @ a
no qse pesd M gs % pretty full and will guar
May We hear from you in the ever inca a FUTURE
A. l. STONE In charge of Seed and Weed Control
man T a ' notion aprlo Was se ealred
RESOLUTION NO. q
~ N That o n R the Tn % hs
due north mile thence junction with County Trunk Line
County
'sI Motion I'll nV was carried
eleven s5 NJ ea s seeo ssh @
r sn T9v sa @ an s3n and 11 M f
IL WssS Ss5
81 S $s in
~ en-. SECONDED 'S'''''" 'S'S'''' ~ S'S ~
" RESOLVED the of Fifty
and chill
Under the rules this REo US sy o until 0 Thursday afternoon
our Rs has fro"
with the members a this Board tng we
N o i'm
RESOLVED That the wisdom and ability which he exercised
Wood County
sci and service will be held in grateful remembrance
shadow that will be deeply realized by all members this Board and will
this Public. Be further
RESOLVED That sympathy with the afflicted relatives
the this Board and sent to the family Of the deceased
of November 1921
and Resolution No. adopted
carried.
OF PUBLIC PROPERTY COMMITTEE
10 g; @ Rs: S:sss 81 @ Ss o Ss
purchase of follows
Reminding the Records
Miller Milwaukee,
House
White Leather
to be
sending
Volumes could
Miller
53O this together with
needing the
mount s122O5o , -, = =,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-01-19
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY BOARD
Wood County Board of Supervisors of Wood
County, Wisconsin, November 1921.
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK

Stateo of Wood County-ss
that he the Dis
Wisconsin
~ Church County Clerk FrankW
WoodCo Wis
nc before this
day of November 1921
the mimi
Them tionw was
REPORT OF THE COUNTY COUNTY CLERK
January IL to ovembe /,
, 1922-03-31

drawers. Eddie DIRE wa ptstOa from
beneath the counter and fired
, 1922-03-31
SALVATION ARMY
MEETING DRAWS
BIC crowd HERE
Inspiring Addresses Delivered
by Prominent Officers of
Organization at NJ. E.
Church.

A large audience gathered 10 hear
tho lectures by visiting officers OF the
Salvation Army. delivered at n special
raeeting in tho Methodiut church las;
night
Colonel John Cousins spoke on the
value of morality in life. Co. Cousins
IS territorial young peoples secretary
in the IL western states. He is both
n pioneer in the west md n popular
worker with young people.
Colonel Turner. who followed him,
showed where all things work together
TO help the man who thinks right
and Captain Wills of Greybull, en-.
phasi7ed tho danger of putting things
on.
While hero tho officers looked
around Casper for a site on which 70
Greet suitable headquarters. It il
hoped that such a building viii be
put up in h ear future. for the
present quarters arc inadequate.
, 1922-03-31
Clerk Stops
Bandits, One
OF Trio Dead

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, March Al
Eddie NJ R~osenbield. z7-year-old
clerk and former high school ath.
lete. shot and killed one bandit and
seriously wounded another late last
night during an attempted holdup
at the La Sale Drug store in north
Minneapolis
The dead bandit had not been
Identified carly today.
The wounded man was sid to be
james McLane. 20 years OF age. OF
Minneapolis. He is not expected to
recover.
Three men entered the store and
demanded that the safe be opened.
Rosenfield declined and as the rob
beers stopped over to look at the
combination and the Others rifled
, 1922-03-31

rolled in Casper.
The SMITH Hughes law for vocation
al education provides hat such night
schools shall be maintained at the OK.
pense OF state and federal government
50 a as teachers salaries are con
cerned. The subject taught must be
allied to the daily occupation of the
person receiving instruction. Its pur-
pose is to fit him q be more proficient
in that occupation and to make him
capable OF promotion.
Following are the courses entered
upon by students his year: Three
classes blue print reading. two classes
use of steel square, two classes ad-
vanced mathematics, two classes mil.
linery, n class sewing, n class
fundamental engineering, one class
practical chemistry one class petrol
sum geology. one class layout work
for boiiermakers. one class mathemat,
fcs for mechanics. one class electricity.
ono class Americanization. and one
class English for foreigners. The two
last named come under the state
Americanization law.
Great effort was made to have the
work as practical us possible. All
but Jour OF the classes were taught by
employees Of the Midwest and Stand.
ard plant. The classes in blue print
| reading, practical chemistry. layout
work for boilermakers, and electricity
were found to be most popular among
the men, while the classes in millinery
found the most students among the
women. All who have taken the
courses n applied themselves to the
work have nothing but praise to offer.
II has meant moro pay TO some who
have in the mere time Of three months
been able to do better work.
The attendance was very satisfac
tory. Much confusion was caused by
the fact that many OF the men stu
dents were working shift work anc
would thereby miss a class every three
weeks. The sessions were held Mon
day and Thursday evenings from
to Q.
]. r.. Coxen. state director for vo
c%ational education. and H. T. Tieman
federal regional director for vocation
al education in the IL western states
were here Friday and Saturday OF las
week. They were well pleased witt
the work and outlined tentative plan.
for next yea
, 1922-03-31
AMONG BOYS
PROBLEM FOR PARENTS

The necessity OF parents controlling
their own children and bringing them
UP TO be careful citizens was brought
out y~estesny by City Attorney r. NJ.
Botke In recommending Tho dis
missal of n case yesterday tnar arose
primarily over the fighting between
two boys.
The United States cannot havc
good citizens IL the parents themselves
do not bring tsSr children up prop
erly. Our government Is founded up
on the home sod Mr.. Boeke. The
case was dismissed
, 1922-03-31
LOWELL WOMAN DEAD.

BILLINGS, Mont March 31.-hrs.
Amelia Fink OF Lowell, Wyo.. died at
a local hospital following an operation
for appendicitis Mrs. Fink was
brought to Billings Saturday night and
her condition was so serious that an
operation was performed at nce Her
death was the result OF general peri
tonitis. which had developed before
the operation was performed
Mrs. Fink was the wife OF William
Fink and was "a years Of age. The
body was taken to Lowell.
, 1922-03-31

This Advertisement is par Of an educational campaign coma
Quoted by the leading Coffee merchants Of tie United States
IN cooperation with the planters Of the State of Sac Paulo.
Brazil. which produces more than half of all the Coffee used
in the United States of Anedea-Joine Coffee Trade Pub
Bei1y Committee, ~ Wall Street, New York.
, 1922-03-31

%Better try it" That's a good suggestion
to put down on your memo pad Under the
head of Agenda-that new word which
means things to be done"
After all, why not a mid-afternoon cup of
Coffee? Coffee helps you to start the day
right. Why not repeat on it along about
three or four o'clock
, 1922-03-31

der during several VIII open
next Monday morning. A number Of
$ hav been set for trial at Ian
der. Judge T. B. Kennedy will be &C
companied to that city by Clerk
Charles J. ohnhAus. United States
Marshal Hugh L Patton. and Deputy
Marshall f W Wilson and United
States District Attorney A D. Wal
, 1922-03-31

The wife of Major ]. NJ J. Evans.
formerly Miss Camille Clifford. and
known far and wide during her stage
career as THE Gibson Girl" is the
mother OF an infant daughter whom
she has named MARY" in honor of
Princess Mary.
, 1922-03-31
SCHOOL GROUNDS TO Be
LINED WITH ELMS, MANY
YOUNG TREES ORDERED

Work in Identifying the school
grounds Of the city is under way.
A hundred and twenty elus have been
ordered to be planted around the high
schools and Park and Central and TO
NIL in at other schools Of The city.
The ground around the Vocational
building has been broken up and IS
ready for seeding with grass seed
as soon as the weather permits.
, 1922-03-31
NIGHT SCHOOL At END FOR YEAR.
SUCCESS Marks SESSIONS HERE.

The three night schools of District No: 2. including schools
aft the Vocational building, the Central building and at Salt
Creek. which had been running for a period of twelve weeks.
under the supervision of ]. w. Hoyer, closed last night.
The enrolment in these schools was about 800 and in
cfuded both men and women. About 25 of these were en-
, 1922-03-31
u. S. COURT TO Be HELD
At LANDER NEXT week

CHEYENNE. Wye. March 31-The
nrst Session of tho United States
court for Wyoming to be- held IN Ian
, 1922-03-31

Missouri is to have a summer camp
for girls in tho heart Of tho pictur-
eRque Ozarks.