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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

much in that as in lip reading. He
takes a new word from the lips and
learns it by initiating the teacher.
Miss. Alcorn then writes it in Brailie
and Ernest learns how to spell 1t.
Despite his total lack of hearing his
speech is very god.
He can take simple commands
from the lips, perform the action and
write it in Braille. Besides this he
can count to. . hundred and work
simple problems in addition and sub
traction
He is able to4do several sorts Of
expert hand work such as making
reed baskets, mould figures in clay
and all sorts .of. paper tearing. His
sense Of feeling is very keen and he
"hears through. his. feet" Ernest says
that when. he Is sitting zeal a piano
he can feel the vibrations in his feet.
His sense, Of RHYTHM is highly devel-
oped and he. loves to march.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10
SUNRISE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

Mr.. Perry Of Martinsburg papered
the school house Tuesday. School
will commence August 18th.
Tom Barre and Frank Erisman mo-
tored to Fulton, Monday on a bus
mess trip.
Will Campbell and family were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Campbell's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Estelle.
R. S. Douglass attended a Direct
ors' meeting Of the M. F. A. in Mex
leo, Saturday.
Misses Margaret and Nadine Doug
lass returned home Monday night,
from a delightful two weeks visit
with relatives and friends in st.
Louis. ttT
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cotton Of Kan
1sas City, are guests Of J.. H. Stumpf
and family. '
H. F. Douglass and family, Miss
Pinkie Douglass and Miss Susie Tan
ner spent Sunday with R. S. Doug
lass and family.
The Farm Club unloaded a load Of
mixed feed at Benton City last
week. VIZ
Mrs. Martha Billiard spent several
days last week visiting in Mexico.
Mrs. Luther Neal and two little
daughters spent the weekend with
relatives in Benton City.
Rev. Larsen Of Atrxvasse filled his
regular appointment at Liberty Sun
day and was the dinaer guests Of
Pearl Coil and wife.
Marion Barker and family Of Full.
ton spent last Thursday at the home
Of o.. n. Stunipf.
Frank Erisman' ana family were
dinner guests Sunday Of c. W. Eris.
man and family. - y
Mrs. j. H. Stumpf's son., Robert
Boyle returned home last Friday
after a two months visit in Kansas
City ana Columbia. y
Henry Hifdebrand baied straw an6
hay for n. f. and r. s.: Douglass thii
III pitstfstsTs FfHsEa sf$ NJ IT.
Fred Keiferfhals and family of Mt
Carmel spent Monday with Ear
Douglass and wife. Il III
The Camp Fire Girls hiked out t
Miss Mary Erisman's Tuesday even.
ing, where they were royalty enter
tanned, and enjoyed, ebay ride" bach
to town. A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10
Electricity First Demonstrated
In Mexico By Circus In 1879

London Circus was billed 70 appear
here in August and although its adj
vance notices gave the usual thrilling
and elaborate account Of the emam-
moth menagerie,s the daring feats Of
the acrobats in the biggest show on
earth" and the the Mardi Gras street
parade,ali of these things were lost in
the background when compared to
the fact that the circus carried with it
among its 10000 novel and higly sen
sational features one Of the mightiest
attractions that human genius can
diseover-The immortal Electric
Light. The advertisement points ont
the fact that this wonderful invention
makes night as light as day, burns
brilliantly under water and even puts
the sun to shame.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10
MoLINo ITEMS

Mrs. E. L Tanner who has been
the guest Of H. L Weaver and fam
lily left Tuesday for a visit with
Clyde Weaver and family and Chas.
Tanner and family of Skinner.
Dode Barnes invited in about 10 or
100 relatives, neighbors and friends
Wednesday to a fish fry, in honor of
MIR. and Mrs, Dan Mathews of Flor
ida.
Misses Holly and Mary Beckley Of
south If Mexico spent Wednesday and
Wednesday night with Misses Gladys
and Crystal Williams.
Miss Carrie Lee Of st. Louis was
the guest Of Mrs, John Heller and
Miss Florence Heller a few days last
week.
r. l. Heller and family visited
Lewis Galloway and wife Thursday.
R. l. Heller and family, OHM Heller
and family, Roy Heizer and Lewis
Galloway and wife spent Friday with
Edgar Berrey and wife of near
Thompson.
Lee Adams of Spokane, WASH, was
the guest of his brother, w. H.
Adams and wife Friday night.
lee Fisher and family Of Iowa Wis
tied Henry Fisher and family Satur-
day.
Miss Essie Beam of near Santa Fe,
is the guest of Misses Reba and Nina
Fisher.
Mrs. Herman Woriey is home from
a visit with relatives in, Fulton.
Luther Shambaeh and wife Of Kan
sas City spent the weekend with ].
d. Worley and family.
) Roy Hanna and Misses Gladys and
Crystal Williams attended the dance
at Harper Rudasill's Saturday night
R. s. Montgomery and family Of
Mexico were Sunday guests of r. l.
Heier's. ~
D. S. eWaver and son of Rush Hill
were Sunday visitors at H. L. Weav.
ers. Mrs, D. S, Weaver is visiting
relatives in st. Louis.
u. Rev, Russell Dudley is visiting his
uncle, James Dudley and they are
Matching while Mrs. Dudley is visiting
{ relatives in Perry. S Is
Miss Gertie Sharp viii begin an,s
months term Of school at Moline
! Angus IA.
Charlie Robinson and wife spent
+. the weekend with B, w. Robinson
and family.
Rowena and Moline. played base
!. ball here Saturday. The score was
one to ten in favor %. Melipos
II, Mrs. F1ynt has not been so vel
tbs las. few days
rOte Wilson anc wife visited theii
sor, Raymond and family Of neal
Poi y Sprday.
Sorry Bro. J. S. Jesse was unable
to fill his appointment at Mt. Zior
Saturday night and Sunday on &C
count Of sickness. Hope for hi
speedy recovery. Rev. Russell Dud'
ley Of the Primative Baptist church
favored the audience with a sermon
Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10
MEXICO COUPLE
IS MARRIED
S|XTY-TWOYEARS

Four generations were represented
at the celebration Of the s-ixty-secend
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
W. M. Bostman Of East Monroe
Street Wednesday. Six of their chill
dren, arrived Wednesday bringing
baskets file dwith good things to eat
as a surprise to their parents and at
noon dinner was spread picnic fash
ion on the lawn at the Boatman home.
Those present were: Will j. Jor-
dan and family. Everett johnson and
family, Mrs. Nina armstrong of Gin
ton, Ia, Mrs. John Havner and fam
lily, Clyde Owings and family, Rob.
ert Boatman and family of Louisiana,
Mo-, W. w. Boatman of oLuisiana,
Mo-, w. w. Boatman of Louisiana
lahoma City, Mrs. M. S. Carter and
Mrs. Hugh Sproul.
All of the children with the excep.
ton of James Boatman Of Paris, Tex
and Roy Boatman were present. Roy
Boatman, however, is expected to ar
rive in Mexico Wednesday evening
Ten grandchildren and eight great
grand children were present.
MI. and Mrs. Boatman were mar,
ried at Evansville in Monroe County
and came to Mexico thirty-fiye years
ago. Miss Boatman was Miss Lizzie
Watts before her marriage. She il
IS years old. Mr.. Boatman besides
celebrating his wedding a~nniversar,
to day also celebrated his eighty-fftl
birthday which is Sunday. Both arr
in good health and seemed to enjoy
the picnic as much as the youngest
person there,
They are an excellent couple ant
during their long residence here hav,
made a large number Of friends whit
will join the Ledger in extending con
lAtulations. @'' af ~.
tA F.a e. a. f. 3
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10
SALT RIVER DISTRICT PICNIC

SALT RIVER DISTRICT PICNIC
There win be a Picnic at .Powell's
Ford Thursday, August 10th, begin
ming at $50 P. M. for all young
people in Salt River District between
the ages of Il and "a, given under
the direction of Salt River District
Young Peoples Council, Many
things Of interest are being planned;
there will be a ball game for both
boys and girls; a track meet with
five events-thc shot put, broad jump
high jump, BAN throw, and 100 yard
dash for boys : Is yards for the
girls. VIZ
The Salt River District Council
Officers are: Margaret Dyke, Supt,
Katherine jenkins, Pres. Archie
Playter, Vice-Pres., Mary Leah Car
ter, Secretary. and Howard Day,
Treasurer They are being assisted
by Marlin Butts, Ruth Harper, and
Gladys KistleEy officers, of the Conn.
ty Council. @e}
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

BUSINESS statisticians tell us
that half of the period Of business re-
adjustment is past. This is good
news but it will be better when we
know that normal times have return
ed. , &
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

THIS is the season Of the year
when the rusty nail becomes more Of
la menace than at any other season.
People would take the time, when
they see a rusty nail, to pick it up
and put it where it can do no harm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

Soft wheat -four will make better
biscuits pies and cakes and as good
light bread as hard wheat -four.
Every dollar you spend for hard
wheat flour leaves the County never
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

THE practical minded Mexico
housewife who, upon seeing the
Grand Canyon, remarked that it was
AN ideal place to dispose of trash, re-
minds us that our need for q public
moderator has in no wise decreased
since the proposed bond issue was de-
feated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

Get our prices ON all kinds of grain
and feed before buying or selling
WIN. POLLOCK MILL & ELEV co.
d1 wi Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10
A FEW SPECIALS THIS WEEK
ONLY rss'

~ ~ 4ssr33 SANAA
No. 2 Kidney beans, loo per can
No. / Flat Steak Salmon, pink,
for 35c
No. 2 Corn, Zoe per can
l6-oz. jar Grapefruit Preserves, Zoe
No. 2h Delmonte Peaches in syrup
33c per can
No. | sugar cured ham at 28c per Id
Waiter ]. Sannebeck & Go.
Phone "a Phone g.
dlw1 adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Il. Camp.
bell and son, of indianapolis, Ind,
are visiting c. S. Campbell and FAM
itiiy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

NICKEL. NICKEL, NICKEL
All kinds of nickel bargains a
JOHNS0N'S VARIETY STORE.
wi & 1856 Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

Mrs. e. D. Duncan of Columbia was
in Mexico Tuesday.
Wesley Moore of Columbia spent
Tuesday in Mexico. t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

WHEN people are in h frame of
mind" they usually don't make a
pretty picture. @a 4naH55
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10
Marriage License,

Ia marriage license was issued here
Wednesday morning to Walter L.
Melahn of Rush Hill and Lillian
Heckler of Vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

Mrs. John Barclay and small
daughter, Martha Ann, left Tuesday
for oMberly where they will spend
several weeks with Mrs. Barclays
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Victor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

to return,
WIN. POLLOCK MILL & EIEv Co.
d1 wi Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

SOAP, SOAP. SOAP
Fields White Laundry Soap; 4
cakes for 3 nickels.
Johnson's Nickel Sale SATURDAY
wi & 1876 Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

W. H. Castle Of Fulton was q
Mexico visitor Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10
WHITE CUPS AND SAUCERS
8 NICKEIS e

All, first grade, limited IL to a, GUS
toner,
Johnson's Nickel Sale SATURDAY
wi & 1856 Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

SOME of the modern a~ircasties are
built with lip stick and rouge pot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

AT times there is a certain maud
lin sentiment which comes to the sur
face in this country that is worth
studying. For instance the move to
preserve the home of Jesse James,
the bandit, because of its Historical
value. You've seen it crop out on
other occasions. The psychoanalysist
might tell US what kind Of a "com-
plex'' it is, but to the ordinary citizen
it is a certain kind of foolishness
whose qualifying word starts with a
I'd" and is completed with am "n!"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

Read Ledger ADVERTISEMENTS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-10

suBscRras FoA THE tFrGrR
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06
dc Puerto Rico
fDepartamento de Agricultural
ga 10y Trabajo.
~ Cicina del Comisionado
aE San Juan, P. r.
LAWS O =
a. Los TRA3AJADORES DE LA
ISLA

y Ell Negociado del Trabajo ha sido
infolmado de que varios individuos Sc
dedican a reclutar gente, simulando
una emigration a Cuba y cobrando Is
centavos por cada persona que inscri-
ben. Les promotores de estos hechos
han sido debidamente denunciados an
tie la Corte Municipal de Yauco.
Ell Departamento de Agricultural y
Trabajo hace saber los trabajadores
de la isla que, de acuerdo con las dis
posiciones de la Ley No. 10, Para re-
sular las emigraciones en- Puerto Ri
GO, para otros fines, aprobada el 20
de mayo de 1919, Intervene directa-
nente en- las emigracicness que hayan
de Ilevarse a rabo en- Puerto Rico, no
t:ficando debidamente los trabaja-
dores en- general, por medic de la
prensa, de hoias sueItas, " del per
sonal del Negociado del Trabaio.
Deben, pues, estar aiertas los tra-
bajadores, para no dejarse engahar,
on perjuicio de sus fntereses, " soli-
citar del refarido Negociado del Ira
IbAjo cuanta information deseen sobre
eshEracioha III Ihl isssi
liRam6n Gambia C6rdova,
Comisionado INFERNO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06
Oferta. Especial a.

A toda persona, ppr cada dollar
que caste durante Ell mes de diciem-
bre en- La Gran Tienda", de J. Pc
rez & Cia., Rio Piedras, entrada al
Trolley, tendra opcion un nunero
para ganarse una Grafonola CO.
lumbia que regalaremos nuestra
clientela durante esos dias y que
clienteIa durante esos dias y qu'
Aesta valcrada en- S75.00.-12-30.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06
HAS CABLES


ANNAPOLIS. A sisiru,,'e G-is pri-
.fals 'i .s pssH Hr.r'-lf i.s fel,s'sf.
nFif'-ssrsss--. - - i,.in is iir ia Mari
IA tr.ig cr o. sfasr i-n gnr So ha, =.
ressa s.f'm cd. 'rsss a. IA Acslcssa
naval. D. c'ar iarl,i,f \ siHfar
usn asii.nl ,'oea-.igl.a'q a,gffc rae
'p.ee ,ricaia,'os a. ias.tii. c.iB
eil,s , Ja=,deic.s a'l lie--a,e. 40 ha
fn5as st'n Eiir-n I, i,.limuiio que sns.
..n,tir Us di,hos car-,s dc MIA nlane-
- efiriccc, n cou'ralmlranie WI
sen. snncliis~nlcrte dc IL Academia.
ie elar5 anic IN Jurfa especial nom.
hr.ida para r;.iizar lcS avcri-iaclunes
10 rceercnuia. cue "a ro hahia viSio
on i''s iucgos na,la cue paiirra scrle
,ri,nnc.ado lur aqaclloS quieacs de.
- pncargadcS dc "a vigi.ancia despucs
dc ier,aiaadp el espcctacuio. bio ade-
n:.s In Junta ei al.o Official de In
marina que q ienla su rcprcscntantq
para atendrr las scsiorcs dc Ia Jun
ia: pero que habia querido yenir de-
clarar pc.sinalmentc por csiar la adj
ministraci6n de L. Academia bajo su
cargo inmediato.
ATENAS, diciembre Gel princi-
pc Andres de Grecia, juzeado incapaz
por una Corte Marcial, para servir el
alto puesto que tenia en- ell Ejercito,
por ser hermano del Rey Constantine
ha salido para Lcndres, acompanado
de gu esposa la Princesa Aiiaia, bajo
una sentencia de destierro parna-
nGlte. 5ld 81 u
Las autoridades tuvieron que tomar
praoauciones para evitar que Ia mu-
chedumbre arrastrara al Principe des-
terfado, como Sc habia anunciado.
FRESNO, California, diciembre c.
En- la tarde de aver Sc registr6 en- e,
ferrocarril de Santa Fe una horrible
catastrofe, que ha causado numerosas
vfctimas entire los pasajeros. La loco
motora con todos sus vagones Sc pre-
cipit0 contra uRGs vagones de mercan-
cfas por un ra.nal eXtraIo su ruta.
debido Il es:tar alberto el switch que Sc
utiliza para los desvfos. Las autori-
daqes qge. tiepden en- sel 9eI,iipinoso
hecho, .acpsan a una mano asesina de
haber realizado la apertura del switch
maiiciosamente. RI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
Departments del Interior
OFICINA DEL COMIsIONADO

OFICINA DEL COMISIONADO
En- Ia tarde de hoy, a las 2 P. M.
Sc llevo efecto Ell Ia Ofcina del Co
misionado del Interior, la subasta pa
"a la construeci6n de I'm puente de
concrete armada de so metros de. lon
,gitud sobre tel Rio Daguao en- el kil6-
metro 65.4 de Ia Carretera Ceiba-Na-
suabo, cuyo presupuesto &c ofcina
a@ciende a Ia sp1na de $15,020.70, ha-
biendo concurrido los siguientes pos
tores:-
Sr. Barnardo Balbuquet,
Santurce, $12,5e275
Sr. Enrique Amadeo, San
Juan, .13,185.S9
ST.. M. A. Saldana, San Juan, 14,329.9e
La Junta de Subastas hara en- bre-
We la Recommendation correspondence
al Comisionado para la adjudication
de esta subasta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06
AREGIBO

IL. =. Cuair, g.as haec h'e p,n
MS 4ssa en- farsie lrTa,sa 20 Qug
ias a.as di ..af i,au i.ar.ii'o e.i' ass
Ia riasa. s~ta atfai-f sltslq q
c>,a.sa c.i-issrssfsa ; 4 t-slRs A.
modi.NaS a.. o.sa ia.A "a ri5' DE-,
o,i;-a. eul auns - ha,.a si,."
snaalt .sia d larte isi'a @. o. sa
dss ,.4 go a.. osnao- 'ain IS
Ia l.;.it.iia s. C.-.. a'.a'. ai I..An' gr'
IA las .i,e caai,i- rrs fa. "a a:'''c
saia cn y,la. 4. i,ac:;c lr vaah.'a
che Ia p,inanc. $50 i,dos csi.s dia'
sismessaa y sia dar pasc, rsca Nue
"a. que hn.u qae ahrita para .c'iI.,i
ls iaan ac az. Is un Isi'-ro al aira
.esarla ca yolas.
La Cima.a dc C.car,r'o 81 s;sia Ia 81
i1.- eiol .aAs,Ist.sa. t,leg. a'i6 al H.
n4i..blc ta-hegnad para que ante es
ic IL. a ;.le ies,l Ia urgcnie nece>.lda
lie coast. uir 81 pue.te sgbre el R.'
Ggande. .iirad.ondo a Vsia insi.ua
ci6n. el Galeina -s'r, aconlaiado d'
Mr.. Wilson! Com: :sionado del ,l;erior
Salid dc san Juan con intenciGn q,
lleg1r a ArtSiiio, no sendo possible Ia
sar dc Manati. per eStar el puente ha
jo el aqua, sal;endo de aquf I'm trer
especial con varioa seilcrcs de Ia ca
mara Ge Comercio para: AIanatf, perC
VA, llogando tarde. el Hon. Gobeinadoi
regrcs0 a. San Juan v el Comisionad.
del Interior vino Il csta ciulad pu
diendo hacerse cargo &c IA imprescin
iible necesidad dc la construction de-
men@ionado puente.
Adn 10 Sc tien4i n6ticias. do los esi
TRACES cue haya cails;a;o 'el huracdl
en- los campos. que dcbth Ger muchos
Sc encuentra EN- esta ciudad el Lcdo
Adolfo Medina. que dard .varias CON
feroncias.
En- el puente de Ia ayenida tfe l(e
ohreros Ia flor de aqua y mataS, ha
Tornado I'm tap5n que no deja pasar
q aqua del RIO. inundando todo el qua
y;lbal tclE1al de viilas. No hay ctlo
rcmedio que rompcr ell puente para
poder dar salida a ese 0bstdcllo que
esta causando tantos pefjuicios a t0dp
ese vecindGrio
--Cineo dfas lleva eSSte, puerto ce7-
rrado para tsi5h elase Dc emharcaeion,
dado el estado del lEarti Isl IN fy;aIpo.Fr q,
trafa gran material para las obras del
acueducto J planta elactliaa tllyo que
deseargar en- Mayagjiez;h n ,malrtte$ s.
esperado q vapsr "Pongcee;,t
Manana qucd;.ra alberto al pIbiiieo
q npevo coinlado. del aepogse 0swaldo
Padilla. sito en- la. plaza +, M,4uleze Rive
ra. bajos del Casino EslgaAQl,fo asf
Los cines NietBKia 9yp ArYibo
lpreparan preciosas pelfeulas para eN-
lupll SStu sSuidHu. sl4FYl;l ia eYgfs
El Casino Arecilso celgeip4a eleceip5
nes generates para elegir Ia l4lleya diT
reativa el domingo 17aael ACTUAL, ,Ihba
Z La logia Tanamd, has dessissn:ldo q
microbes 20 del corrientei TARA seeiar
brar elecciones generates de dignata-
rios oficiales.
Ha regreasdo dc su viaje a Rspa-
fla el apreci;.ble caballero seilor Juan
piza.
FL se1or Miguel Roses ha insta-
ladd una estaci6n de Radio Ell su ca
sa particular, la plimera qne Sc
INSTALL, en- esta eindad. Sc hacen ges-
tiones para instalar una dstacion en-
el Teatro Oliver con el fin de cue el
pdblico raleda disfrutarfdell colaqiertos
celebr&dos en- New York. n
colrespoasaE I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06
NUEVO SERVICIO DE EXPRESS
INAUGURADO 2 :

La PORTO RICO BLUE INC, a anunciar la
guac6n EXPRESS Ponce
bios ans po Was AIBONITO GUAYAMA regr
medic de c especae precos razonab,es
donicilo
paaeros fal.a
pecion Rscinto
Juan JUAN esacones reqera,
la LINEA AZUL.
todos tamahos
Res cooperation. Ii
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-20
TOUR OF FOUR STATES
PLAN OF L. OF Nj. BAND

ANN ARBOR, Mich. March 10
Michigan Boosters. a University Of
Michigan organization. is planning
to start the varsity band on a
concert tour through Michigan dur
ing the spring vacation period.
Tentative plans are for concerts to
he given in at least 10 cities in
Michigan, Ohio. Indiana and ILL
nois, starting with April Z, the day
the spring recess period begins. and
lasting 10 days
The idea for a spring trip orig
mated last fall with the Boosters
club. and Alpha Epsilon M. ma
tional honorary musical fraternity.
II present plans materialize, as
seems likely now. the trip under
taken Will be the first tour on an
extended scale the varsity band has
ever teken.
The Michigan cities now under
consideration are Battle Creek Kali
amazoo. Grand Rapids, Jackson,
Lansing, Flint and Saginaw. The
whole entertainment will be dis
t.nctly Michigan, with Michigan
songs predominating and Michigan
favorite band music. There will
be several novelty acts included in
the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-20
WANT TEACHER FOR
HOSPITAL CHILDREN
Kings Daughters at Ann
Arbor to Hold Reception
to Raise Funds.

ANN ARBOR. March ia So
c.ety event of more than local in
terest. is the reception and tea TO
oc given i'm the ball room of the
Michigan Union from to o'clock
next Thursday afternoon by the
united local circles of Kings
Daughters for the benefit of fund
with which 10 engage "a full-time
teacher for the children i'm the two
university hospitals.
There never has been a teacher
i'm these hospitals for the benefit of
the children of school age In the
last few years the children. while
ccnvalesccnt. have hecn taught by
university students. young men and
women who have volunteered their
services. Naturally their work has
been more or less erratic. depend
nS upon the stress of their own
work i'm the university The result
has been that some of the children
have been taught with some degree
OF regularity. but by a variety Of
student to.chcrs. while others have
had no instruction at all
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-20
Real Early is Star actor
m Charity ShOiC IN County

LONDON. March ia regular
earl is the hit OF the theatrical sea-
son ire the sticks" this year with
his company of Pierrot and Pier
cites. the eighth Earl Of Essex is
touring Herefordshire, his native
county. ana knocking them dead.
The earl himself IS the star Of the
company billed as the Earl OF Es-
sex and his troupe" His company
is recruited entirely from the VIII
lage OF Bodenham. where the earl
has his country seat.
Two farmers daughters. the local
seamstress. the daughter OF the VIII
lage gardener two farmers. the
truant officer and a farm laborer
with an excellent tenor voice make
up the company. They have drawn
large audiences.
The company performs entirely
for charity. Musical comedy IS its
forte. and the earl is low comedian.
He sings I'm Selling SheIlsd
Shrimps i'm a Shelled Shrimp shop.
and other songs. both alone and with
the cO-star, the gardeners daughter.
But the earls star turn is when.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-20
SEEK BURGLAR WHO
ROBBED WOMAN, 80
Officers Trail Robber Who
Stole $500 From Queer
Warsaw Character.

WARSAW. Ind March 19.-Au-
thorltIes here are seeking a clvw 10
a rObDer who burglarized the home
Of sally Burt. 81 years old. a we'll
known character of this city, taking
$500 In bills from various hiding
places in Which the aged woman
had secreted il.
Because she was known as a
"miser" 20 the general public, many
attempts have heen made by rob-
bers and thieves, to rob the home in
the last 90 years None has ever
succeeded until this attempt.
Although Miss Burt is believed TO
have at least $4,000 hidden i'm her
home. she spends less than 80 cents
a. day for her food, according 20 her
own statement. She secrets her
n oney i'm various places about her
home and until last week no robber
has ever been able TO discover any
Of it,
sally works out for housewives
doing the hardest kind Of house
work. regardless of her wealth.
According TO statements. made by
HtI' 9Lt mas ioL spent lhoIt imam
$50 for clothes in the past 10 years
Most of what she has worn i'm the
past 90 years has been cast off
clothing given her by housewives
for whom she has worked
In spite Of her self-denial and Ill
ira closencss. she has presented
nephews and nieces with costly and
beautiful presents at Christmas
time and their birthdays.