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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
JOHN w. GRUBBS DIES NEAR
CHARLES TOWN.

Mr.. John w. Grubbs died Sunday
morning about o'clock at the home
of his son, Mr.. R. E. ]. Grubbs, near
Charles Town, where he had been
spending som eweeks. The deceased
was paralyzed on April 6 and sustain
ed second stroke on Saturday morn
ing, dying a day later. Mr.. Grub
was an old soldier, belonging to Com
pany F., Stonewall Jackson's Brigade.
He was rs years of age on March 6,
last. Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Thomas H. Locke. of Berryville,
va. and Mrs. J. p. Billmire, Martins
burg; and by two sons, Mr.. K. Z. J.
Grubbs, Charles Town, and Mr.. j. I,
Grubbs. Braddock, Pa; also by twelve
grandchildren and seven great grand,
children. Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the Methodist Church, at Berryyille
Reverend Whitsell having charge OF
service Burial was made at Berry
vile.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
APPLE BLOSSOM FESTIVAL
APRIL % AND ID.

The Shenandoah Valley Apple
Blossom Festival will be held in Win
chester, Va, Thursday and Friday of
this week, April % and "a. Warmer
weather coming in the past week has
caused the managers to set the dates
fer the festival one week earlier than
had been originally planned. The b.
& o. Railroad Company will sell tick
cts at reduced rates to the Festival on
both days, good for return on Friday
afternoon.
The prineesses thus far named
from this county to participate IN the
pageant are: Miss Laura Elizabeth
Wentzell. of Harpers Ferry; Miss
Alice Farnsworth, Summit Point
Miss Fay Dick, of Charles Town.
Miss Katherine Hirst, of Leetown,
who is teaching at Capon Bridge, w.
Va, has been appointed Princess for
Hampshire county.
The secretary Of the navy has
granted permission for the United
States Navy Band an organization
comprising over 100 members, to at
tend the Apple Blossom Festival.
The band is quartered at the Wash
ington navy yard, and has never be-
fore been permitted to appear in any
public affair not strictly a govern
mental function.
The permission is granted in this
case only because the naval recruit
ing service is to take so large part
In the festival
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
Mr.. KAcEY RESIGNS.

Hon. Chas. L. Kagey, American
Minister to Finland has resigned to
resume law practice in his home town
Beliot, Kansas. The retiring minister
is first cousin of Mrs. Allen Grand
staff, of Charles Town. and has
visited here. In the law school at the
University Of Virginia he was class
mate Of II. H. Mccormick. a former
resident here.
Mr.. Kagey who is enroute to Amer
lea, was appointed Minister to Fin
land by President Harding in 1921
His resignation was announced from
Washington March rs. He formerly
was vice-president of the American
Bar Association for Kansas and Judge
for the Fifteenth district Of that
State. II is understood that Finnish
Minister Astrom at Washington, viii
present to Mr.. Kagey when he arrives
there the grand cross Of the Order Of
the Whites Rose, the highest decogatio
Finland gives to foreigners.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
START WORK ON STATE ROAD

Contractors Moore a Lesley have
begun work on the state road connect
ing Shepherdstown and KeArneysvi1Ic
which link will make d direct connect
ion with Charles Town MartinsDuru
State road when completed, and will
afford travellers Of this section good
road connections south and west. II
will also afford a State road connect
ion for those living in West Virginia
and the South with the good road syo-.
tenn Of Maryland and nennsyIvania
through Shepherdgtown.
The contractors have d large force
of men at work and will push che work
to speedy completion Work has
begun at the end of the section built
last year and terminating AT the GENE
terry in Shepherdstown.
The new road will Honforna to the
old road bed as far as practicable but
will deviate therefrom 10 straighten
the road and to eliminate curves.
There will also be some hills 10 cut
down and some hills tr be made be-
tween present hills
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
PRESBYTERIAN MEETS IN WIN.
CHESTER.

with all parts of Winchester Pres
hvterv well represented and with q
large number Of members present,
the 10th annual meeting Of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary of Presbytery began
tkYee-day session at 8 o'clock Mon
day night, at the Presbyterian
Church, in Winchester. Rev. DR..
Frank t. AkcFaden. the pastor~ dellv-
cred an address of welcome to the
visiting deleagtes. and the prlneipai
address was made by Or. Hugh
White, Of the China Mission Field,
now home on furlough. AT the con-
clusion of DIR. Whites address, the
Holy Communion was administered.
Business sessions of the Presby.
terrain Auxiliary started at 900
o'clock Tuesday morning, with the
president of the Auxiliary, Mrs. Viii
liam Mcdonald. of Keyser. presiding.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
LEGISLATURE WILL RUSH AiAi.<
BEFORE CLOSING NEXT WEEK

Charleston April 16.---IeadSrS i,
the house of representatives toe
were busy drawing UP special callex
aars to expedite Legislative matter
during the remaining week u the eua
rent session.
Speaker Keatly Of the aousu. -
TODAY that night sessions were ID pr
spect from now on until The size Il
adjournment.
Weekend recess will also Do O.
pensed with and sessions are y So
for Saturday afternoon and night.
Two proposes constitutional att
ments, one concerning the elassafAsf
ton of property and the osher chars
ing the budget system TO give the R9ss
ernor instead Of the hoara " puhlae
works the authority TO draw ~ tne.
budget are scheduled to ea1ne ~ n.
the house today.
Senate circles were still dhxed' 81
day over the suddenness Of the dFAk
matte scene enacted last nlght wbek
Senator Mont White, of Wiiliamse
was elected permanent president 4
ter that office had been declared Na@
can't on account Of the continued ilA
ness of President Coffman Whit
was defeated by Coffmhn for thu
presidency in January. after 81 hSN
lots had been taken and the fesia
had been deadlocked four days. I
election was sprung with starfli
suddenness and pushed faei
through to echoes Of charges
steam roller tactics and unfaifne4
f White adherents declared the easf
tion was unpolitical in sss motives
and had as it's purpose III provide j
physically fit man for succession IA
the eubernatorial Office III event IL
exigencies.
A eanvasssof members Of the huuse
today disclosed sentiment apparently
I favorable to the resolution introAuc.
ed last night by Delegate Underwood
Of Tyler county, Republican floor
leader The resolution proposing ar
extra session to consider waterppwel
legislation and creating speeial
commission to investigate fhpTuughix
the matter and then draft suitabls
law. comes up for action this after.
noon.
The resolution pieces lovsruvk
Gore at the head Of the comniixaihn
declaring he has comprehensive
knowledge ef waterpower proDIens
by virtue of his experience ali SecrN:
tary of Agriculture in Presfsenl
Goolidge's cabinet.
The chiropsactic bill, enacted BIZ
the senate last week. after hars
fight, passed the house last Nigh
without debate.
The senate passed Total 81 IL
bills Yesterday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
PARENTS AND TEACHERS TAKE
NOTICE.

On Thursday, April %. there will
be meeting Of the Parents and
Teachers of the pupils of the High and
Graded Schools of Charles Town and
Ransom, at the auditorium of the
Charles Town graded school building,
at 80 o'clock in the evening.
1t is very much desired by the Par
ents-Teaehers Association that all
fathers and mothers of the pupils be
present,
There will be an entertainment,
musical and otherwise Light re-
freshments will be served without
cost, and we want to have a good
social time so that the parents and
teachers may become better acquaint-
ed with each other, and thus help the
pupils to do better work.
The Publicity Committee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
TWO ROANOKE BOYS ARRESTED
HERE FOR THEFT

Two young white boys from Roam
oke, Va, who gave several names aft
ter they were arrested by Traffic Of
ficer Kearns on Saturday afternoon
when they acted suspiciously when
they undertook to trade tire off Of
a Studebaker car with Virginia IL
.cense on it. were taken back to Roam
oke yesterday. The owner Of the
car arrived here and took both of
the two boys. who said they had been
on drunk and took the car for a
ride The men were taken at the
service station Of Geo. NJ. Ebert.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
CHARLES TOWN TO HAVE
HOTEL BANQUET.

The Charles Town Hotel Co. has
decided to have a banquet in the int
crest of the hotel Thursday evening,
April 30, at Rouss Hall. The Ameri-
can Legion viii have charge of the
affair. Among the speakers will be
Attorney H. H. Byrer and j. r.
Poland, of Martinsburg and probably
Attorney r. Gray Williams, of Win
chester. The invitation committee is
composed of Mayor g. X. Wysong, H.
P. Whitmore, and Rolfe Gerhardt.
The banquet committeeman are Ly-
man S. Linson, p o. Dunaway, and
John w. Irwin, and speakers commit
tee Thos. r. Moore and Melvin I.
Strider
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
WELLS HAWKS HONORED BY
WORLD WAR OFFICERS

When the annual meeting of the
New York Chapter of the Military
Order Of the World War, took place
last Wednesday night at the Seven
ty First Regiment Amory, Command
er Wells Hawks. who left Broadway
and Forty-second Street for five
years. to serve in the u. S. Navy, was
signally hcnored by his brother Off
GERS. The annual election occurred at
that time and he went before the
body. without opposition, in the NOM
nation for Vice Commander. The
commander of the chapter is Briga-
der General Palmer z. Pierce, a
former West Pointer, who served
with distinction in the World War,
and who is now Vice President Oil
Company.
Commander Hawks has been a
member of the order since its organ
ization and served last year as its
Junior vice commander. He is Past
Commander of the American Legion
and a member of the Naval Order of
the United States and the Veterans of
Foreign Wars. AS lieutenant COM
mander in the Naval Reserve, he is
attached to the Sixth Battalion of the
u. s. s. Wheeling, stationed in the
East River. During the war period
and for two years after the armistice
Commander. Hawks served as the In
formation Officer for u S. Naval In
telIipence at the Navy Department in
Washington, with the fleet at sea
and overseas at Brest and PaulliaC
and with the Marine Corps, Army Of
nocur.4iop Gprnanvs where he was
on the staff of Major General Wen
dell c. Neville. u S. M. G., now com
handing the Department of the Pa
cific.
Commander Hawks is well know
in Charles Town, where he spent nj
boyhood days. and his manv friend
here learn with pleasure Of his beini
thus honored.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
SAMUEL HocKENsMITH DIES IN
CHARLES TOWN.

Mr.. Samuel E. Hoekensmith, for
mer resident of Emmittsburg, Md,
died suddenly at the home of his son,
Mr.. Samuel j. Hockensmith, in Ran
son, Friday evening. aged "a years.
The deceased had made his home with
his son for some 10 years, since leav-
ing Emmittsburg. Surviving in adj
dition to his son, are daughter. Mrs.
Brown L. Rissler. Of Charles Town.
and a daughter residing in Maryland.
Funeral services were held at the
residence Of his son, Mr.. S. J. Hook
ensmith. In Ransom, Sunday after
noon. Interment in Edge Hill Gene
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
BUILDERS CLASS VISIT MAR
TINSBURC.

Ninety-four members Of the Build
ers Glass of the Charles Town NJ r.
Church, South. visited Martinsburg
last Sunday. The class left Charles
Town IN a body and arrived in Mar
tinsburg on time. promptly at $50.
and visited the Golden Rule Mems
Bible Glass. in Trinity NJ f. Church,
South. The trip was much enjoyed.
and the service held 10 the Trinity
Church for the two mems Classes was
indeed very interesting and instrue-
tive. The Golden Rule Glass had
present l05, and the Builders "a.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
MISS JAMIE" COMING APRIL 2s.

The members of the Indepdent Fire
Co have booked "Miss JAMIE, a
comedy in three acts. which IS COM
posed of members Of the Sunday
School of the Methodist Church of
Martinsburg.
Il Will be remembered that play
was given short time ago by mem-
bers of the same church, which pleas
ed al arge number of our people.
The play has been highly recon-
mended. and the boys in the fire
company feel sure that it will be a
good ore
The admission will be Toe for the
lower floor. seats on sale at The
Jefferson Pharmacy. and SOC for the
balcony.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
A QUARTER OF A MILLION
COACHES IN THREE YEARS.

This is the record reported by the
Hudson Motor Co., which originated
the coach type of car late in 1921.
Up to that time enclosed cars had
cost the motorist about 81 1000 more
than an open one. Now open and
enclosed ones sell at about the same
figure. Hudson Essex has maintain
ed its leadership by Offering the
coaches at actually less than the
touring cars,
Nine out feverv ten Hudson-Es-
sex cars made is coach, This Il
said to be the greatest example OF
specialization in the motor car in, 'us-
try. just recently the 50,000th
coach was made
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The Beard of Directors Of the Char
les Town and Summit Point Building
and Loan Association has authorized
a new series which will be started LIST
Monday in June, with Mr.. G. x. Wy
song, Secretary and Mr.. r. J. Beck
with, Attorney.
Dues viii be taken at the office Of
the Secretary and you may give your
.name and the nsnber Of shares sub
scribed to the Secretary or Attorney.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
CIRCUIT COURT coNvENEs
WITH JUDGE RODGERS ON THE
BENCH.

The Jefferson Circuit Court con-
vened on Tuesday morning, with
Judge d. H. Rodgers on the Bench.
Judge Rodgers charge to the Grand
Jury was able and to the point, and
was commented on very favorably by
those who heard it.
After explaining at length the OBJ
jeet of government. and the benefits
derived therefrom. he called the at
tention of the jury to the election and
tax laws, &C., as required by the
statutes.
The Grand Jury was composed of
the following gentlemen: ]. Fl. Black
ford. j. J. Lyme, D. J. Bush, K. K
Cavalier, Fred Mauzy, Fl. C. Mar
shall. Adam Billmyer. Lee Banks, ].
Anon Grantham, Herbert G.. Miller,
R. L. Macautry, L. M. Long. Robert
NJ. Hardestv and Jos. Z. Coleman.
The case of the State VS.. Mrs. Fl.
B. R. Crosby, executrix, for back tax
es was settled by compromise. In at
tempting to transfer balance of the
estate TO another state, It was found
that S29, 600 back4axes was due. At
torney w. II. Thomas. MartinsbNrg
representing the state tax commits
sioner, instituted the suit which re-
suited in $4,000 taxes being paid in
compromise.
Horace Blunt, young negro boot
/! logger. who was sentenced at prev
ious term of court and appealed to
the Supreme Court where his writ
was denied left town and Prosecuting
Attorney Porterfield announced that
his bond of $500 had been forfeited
The following indictments were
/ brought in by the Grand Jury:
John Galloway and Webster Dixon.
Felony.
Fl. H. Felony.
Claude Ritenour and Joseph Bud
/ denhagen. Felony.
Lewis Staubs, Felony.
/ Lewis Staubs. No. 2, Felony.
+ John Reed, Felony.
William Taylor, Felony.
Frank Knighton. Felony.
/ George Gordon and James Gordon,
Felony
The Court was busy on Wednesday
morning hearing the pleading of
prisoners and imposing sentence in
some cases.
Claude Ritenour and Joseph Bud
denhagen. Jr.. plead guilty TO burning
the building of Fl. Fl. Hummer several
weeks ago.
John Galloway and Webster Dixon
plead guilty to robbing G. w. Smith
merchant. on West Washington street
several weeks ago. and We're sentene-
ed by Judge Rodgers to fifteen years
in the penitentiarv.
Lewis Staubs. Geo. M. Beethoven
Jr, appointed his attorney by the
Court.
John Reed. Frank J. Beckwith was
appointed his attorney by the Court
VIM. Taylor. Geo P. Shirley an
pointed his attorney bv the Court af.
ter which he plead guilty to breaking
into and robbing the store of Mr.
Isaac Herr on March q las. and was
sentenced by the Court to one year
in the penitentiarv.
Frank Knighton, Frank l.. Bushono
appointed his attorney by the Court
Ioserh Puldenhaoen and Claude
Ritenour were sentenced to three
years in the peniteptiarv for burning
the Hummer building. the judge
STATING that he took into considera.
: tion of Ritenour's war record and the
youth If the prisoners.
4 Lewis Stauhs Mead not guilty tc
breaking IN the Capitol department
store at HarperS Ferry. Case set fo1
trial TUESDAY, Nav ).
John Reed plead not guilty TO as
sauIt CHARGE.
Frank Kriphton plead not guilty t.
onerting moonshine still.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
CITY COUNCIL MET MONDAY
NIGHT.

Tt barles Town City Council
met Monday night. with Mayor
G. Yvsong. Councilmen A. ID.
M 5re, J W Carney, VIM. II.
Ana rss !, S. Lee Phillips, Frank
Coo and 7. D. Webster and Clerk
y. G. Dolly, present.
The Mayor and Street Committee
were directed to look into the matter
Of gutter on West Washington street,
at Manstoff's property, and to see
about putting Concrete crossing over
alley on West side Of North Mildred
street.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
PORTO RIco,s PROGRESS.

Gideon A. Lyon has written for
The Washington Star, Sunday, April
&c, the "Story of Porto Rico's Pro-
gress Under American Rule" The
article. intensely interesting, covers
little known phases of life ard condi-
tons on this remarkable island. It is
an article which should have close at
tention by all Americans Order your
copy of next Sundays Washington
Star from G. NJ Slifer, newsdealer,
.todav
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
~ MEASURES BEFORE
LEGISLATURE

oA' April 20,-The legislat-
f. today to tackle its bigg-
Us OF the session-tax and
oh oilis-and all other bus
| SIDE tracked in an effort
le budget bill before mid
~ IIo"' thus averting an ex-
NE session.
commission is expected
iF revised budget bill and
supplement- to both hou-
r. IS understood to inclu-
ug for the exclusive needs
r. i' buildings and other it
"a m the supplement.
E., e. OH under the state con-
oe enacted at least
before the legislature adj
zen son of the session is
i,;-LI, loqay promised
4'''iea by midnight tomor-
f. calls for appropriations
-. 's present income of the
- usl De amended to bring
slt revenue or the Leg
:; pass additional taxine
ave" tax increases are op-
do Howard N. Gore is to
OIL nominations any
H. sspecu4ation was keen
br+a ne names would be the
I.alned in former Cover err
v,b ~ which failed of an
|, tLe were recently with
ne senate by Gore.
committee appointed 10
I,.g of fraud in con.
WI ou!lalng of the new
5,,;., to resume its in.
S eto T. c. Ogden. stated
be sIahd. The charges n
Eirv v'''g newspaper resulted
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
CHRISTIAN CITIZENSHIP
LEAGUE.

The Christian Citizenship League.
of jefferson County, will convene in
the Parish House, Charles Town, next
Tuesday evening, April 2sth, at 7:30.
This will be very interesting meet
ing The speaker for the occasion
viii be Rev. c. L. Paneoast. The.
public is cordially invited to attend
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
APPLES DAMAGED BY FREEZE.

The freeze on Monday night, when
the thermometer dropped to % de-
grees, damaged the apple bloom very
much. and the crop viii be greatly
curtailed However. it is hoped that
the extent Of the damage will not be
as greatas it now appears.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
BoYER-sMTTH.

Mr.. Raymond II. Boyer and Miss
Grace A. Smith, both of Charles
Town, were quietly married Tuesday.
March 31st. at the Methodist Parson-
age at Summit Point. by the Rev. Q.
y. Lambert. They have returned
home after visiting in Virginia and
will make their future home in
Charles Town.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
CHARLES JOHNSON DIES IN
RoDFORD.

Relatives here received word of the
death. in Rodford, Of Mr.. Charles q.
johnson this morning He is surviv-
ed by one son, Mr. w II. Johnson,
and one daughter, formerly Miss
Sadie Johnson.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
b OF STATE PROPERTY
Kelley SPRINGS TRANS
TO STATE BOARD BY
LEGISLATURE

ston. April17.- Delegate
Morgan county, and Sena-
Nixon of the Fifteenth sena-
| rrt are responsible for the
3 the legislature in both
IF House Bill SO, which
the control. responsibility
Iority for the Berkeley
property from the Berkeley
BOARD to the State Board of
which was passed by the
/ week, was favorably act
Pie senate on Wednesday.
Eure repeats portions of the
III and amends others so as
/ the control from the old
/ board to one of the regu-
+ gencies.
sard Of Control is authcriz-
hase such additional ground
ta-e property as in its judi
be necessary for taking
ients afflicted with rheum-
other disease for which
ter Is remedial.
g the senate to take favor
on this measure. Senator
Re-nolds, of Mineral CO.
FED that he is a member of
Berkeley Springs Board
IS that the transfer of au-
ID result in much greater
9 the general public.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
COMMUNITY LIBRARY RECEIVES
NEW BOOKS.

Flags of the World, Pink Sugar, A
Journey to Nature, From Tangier to
Tripoli. Juvenile Little Men. Joe's
Boys, Old Fashioned Girl. Eight Cou-
sins. Rose in Bloom.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22

Mrs. Robert L. Trussell.
Edents of Charles Town.
oaced the marriage of their
Miss Iomsia Elizabeth, to
r. Joseph jacques. The
occurred on April 16, and
VII. reside at 5307 Thir-
|6 5st y, W., Washington. af-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-04-22
PROGRAM

County Public School Day
Friday, May |.
one Room Schools.
f. Two, three. four room
h. Graded School.
r. High School.
r.. 5O-30-20.
As. Grand march (march
i lass Charles Town Dis
- Ferry District, liable
1 riot. Middleway District,
Flown District.
4 class II. Same order.
E~lass III. Same order.
4 Class ". Same order.
/ suDt. with Boards of Edu-
American Legions will
PROCESSION.
T. II. Saluting of Flag,
Eo1 in w. Va. Manuel.
America and HALL W. Va.
90. Yell. Original Song.
T. 1850. School stunts
u II. Glass III.
10 1920. Track Events
hoo studentsl.
kning high jump (boys).
vard dash girls.
lie relay tboys).
I'd dash girls.
Vault (boys).
BID. relay( girls).
t-yd. dash (boys).
ball throw (girls).
I Put.
o .. Lunch.
90. Physical drills. All
by own leader.
800. Athletic Events
Fla II. Class III.
$50 lbs. or under.
$50 lbs. to 125 lbs.
II.-126 lbs. and over.
ato Race-Girls. team Of
II. Explained in w. Va,
bage 102.
I'D. dash fboys, Class II.
Fl. Dash girls, Glass Ii.
srhead relay (boys), Glass
erhead relay (girlsl Class I,
I'd. Shuttle relay (boys)
u. Shuttle relay tgirls)
nniag Broad Jump tboys)
I'd. Dash (boys), Class un.