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Evening star., 1938-08-06
MUTUAL DISLIKE
Bv Barbara Benedict.

that existed when
ever his wife and
Paul were In the
same party. He felt
badly about the sit
uation. Something
had to be done.
Something would
be done.
A week later
Sally held a party.
She invited a dozen
people. 1t was to
be a surprise party!
That is, no activi-
ties were planned.
w h a t e ver hap
pened by way Of
entertainment was
to be the result of
impromptu sugges-
tions on the part Of
the guests.
Stan and Jane
were among the
first arrivals. While
Evening star., 1938-08-06
Broin TwizzIers
By PROF. ]. D. FLINT.

WELL, now the calendar is all mixed
up so that it will mix you up.
If you are an expert at DECIDING by
this time you should put a time limit
of about five minutes on yourself. If
it's new to you the idea is to seek
the familiar words which you know,
Evening star., 1938-08-06
Hat Plumage Fought.

Threatened revival OF millinery styles
which include the use Of plumage pro-
hibited by law is being met by the
forces Of the Royal Society for the
Protection Of Birds. The opening at
tack Of the international Council of
Women In Edinburgh, Scotland. A
resolution will be introduced to make
every effort to secure the prohibition
OF the export, import or sale of wild
bird plumage for dress purposes.
Pamphlets have been prepared in
English, French and German attack
ing the sale and possession of this
"murderous millinery"
Evening star., 1938-08-06

with short sleeves; yards for long
sleeves; IL yards braid to trim.
Send IS cents for the Barbara Bell
Summer Fashion Pattern Book. Make
yourself attractive, practical and be-
coming clothes, selecting designs from
the Barbara Bell well-planned, easy
to-make patterns.
Evening star., 1938-08-06
Dorothy Dix Says
Matrimony Disillusioning Due
To Worship of False Gods.

same mistake in marriage that women
do? Doesn't a man marry because
some girl has happened to hit
his fancy, without ever considering
whether she is what he wants in a
wife or not?
And don't men expect love to work
some sort of a miracle that will not
only turn a pretty little Dumb Dora
into an intelligent companion, or a
nervous, high-tempered, shrewish girl
into placid, good-natured wife, but
that will somehow work so on their
own systems that they won't get tired
Of bore or mind being nagged?
You know they do, and you also
know that the reason there are SO
many unfaithful husbands is because
men are forever in search Of this
impossible love myth and this never
ending thrill, just as women are.
Evening star., 1938-08-06
BY BARBARA BELL.

\AAAo 40 oASS AAAS~AoHS~A0~~O ~
Of sports dress that plays and
looks on with equal smartness,
L and It's smart for shopping
and Office wear as well. Everybody
needs at least two or three frocks like
this. It's a design that looks well in
any fabric-linen or gingham for hot
days right now, fiat crepe or sheer wool
for early fall, and velveteen or flannel
in the winter.
Once you make it up, see how easy
the making goes (pattern includes a
detailed sew chart), and how profess
sionally tailored the dress looks, you'll
certainly use the pattern over and over
again. This is the best type of tailored
classic, with mannish collar, straight
sleeves, and action pleat, and slight
blouse at the waistline.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1888 is
designed for sizes IA, 16, 18, 20; 40 and
a.. Corresponding bust measurements
~, ~, 30, 10, 90 and q. Sine 10 go
requires ~ yaZds q 3o.tnoh naaAeg3Al,
Evening star., 1938-08-06
UNION AIDS BOSSES

Urges. Purchases by Friends in
Newspaper Advertisements.
SAN JOSE, Calf. UP.-Californians
accustomed to long chickering's between
employer and employe, took some
cheer from gesture of the Dried
Fruit and Nut Packers Union.
The union men got together to as
sist the growers in sales campaign
to dispose of this seasons huge prune
crop. A large advertisement urging
all friends of labor to do the boss a
good turn and buy crate of prunes
was published in the newspapers.
Evening star., 1938-08-06
THERE are al
l. - oart oiy,

ways certain
adjus t m ents to
make when two
young people are
married. One OF no
little importance is
the acceptance OF
the others friends.
Paul B e a t o n
knew this. He
knew that part OF
their social activi-
ties would have to
include the friends
that Sally had be-
fore they were
married. He made
q valiant effort to
accept them all. He
succeeded, except
for Jane Macy.
James husband,
Stan, he liked, but
Jane he could not,
and later, would
Evening star., 1938-08-06
Pacific Halibut.
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

a VOW that the food value of fish
is so recognized, more and
more demand for fish on the
L menus other than Friday is
the usual thing. No wonder that
today we find the Pacific halibut
fishery is flourishing industry.
Once upon time, as the record
shows, there were so many Atlantic
halibut on the New England banks
that the fishermen were very much
put out with them, because they
claimed these fish drove their cod
away. Then some one discovered how
very delicious halibut were, their
Evening star., 1938-08-06

Egypt has nearly doubled Its con-
sumption tax on alcohol.
Evening star., 1938-08-06
HELP DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored part-time housework SO
week. Call 4 to 9 pm. Sat, 2S17 7th
st, ne. Apt. /.
HOUSEKEEPER. white. 4O-55 yrs: charge
OF small house and child. school age; per-
manent. Good home and small salary. Call
Emerson 1856
MAID. white. 90 to 30; g.h.w. and care
OF boy. 8; live in; $50 month. Box Ash.
Star.
MAID for general housework. must be first
class cook atIe laundress: family of 4;
references required. Call Sunday after .
WOMAN. white. to care for 3-yr .-old
child; room. board small salary; elderly
lady preferred. Apply 207 New roadway.
Maryland Park Md. r.
WOMAN. clean. reliable. to do housework,
light laundry. cooking; live in; 81 week.
1876 Sheridan st. NV.
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN for care of bum
galoW and small child: references. All
South Wakefield ST.. Arlington, Va. Walnut
S51o-J
Evening star., 1938-08-06

FOR COMPLETE DETAILS, apply between
10 and 4 am. if you are interested in
earning $50 and UP per week Do not
apply unless you are neat, aggressive and
at least 81. Free classes daily for taxi
drivers Identification cards
UNION TAX1CAB ASSN,
JCRO ~ w
Evening star., 1938-08-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COMPANION, housekeeper and nurse un-
usual type; free 10 travel: apartment pre-
ferred. Box 35S-D, Star.
GIRL. neat. colored from North Carolina;
wishes work as plain cook OF. general
houseworker or nursing. Ella, 1906 9th
LADY tmiddle-aged) will be free Aug. 10th
TO accept position as tearoom hostess or
nurse-companion; has had experience in
both; reliable, capable; free to travel;
reasonable salary. Box 426-D. Star.
NURSE. practical wishes chronic case;
free TO travel. Lincoln 1121. So
NURSE German trained, for infant; long
exp, very dependable. Also for adults.
Dietitian Best ref. Adams 4l76.
PATENT STENOGRAPHER. experienced
25 years old, gentle wishes position in
patent attorneys Office. Box 431-D, Star
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE with teaching
experience, age %. wants position as gov
erness or work in nursery school. Phone
Cleveland 1116 or Box 42S-D. Star. s.
WIDOW, daughter IA, wants place as
housekeeper with widower or employed
couple; good references. Ashton ISL M 6.
WOMAN. white wants housework plain
cook care for children. invalids or Old
AGED. 434 11th ST. s.w.
WOMAN elderly white. wants place, house
keeper small adult family, employed couple
or widower; no laundry. Deca tur 6191-J. s.
Evening star., 1938-08-06
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
Finest opening for man, with
growing organization, to sell new
and used homes. Plenty of COW
erage and leads. Full co-opera-
ton.
State your experience and quail
ifications in your application. All
applications strictly confidential.
Our organization knows of this
ad. Car essential. Box 424-H,
Star.
Evening star., 1938-08-06

by the number of letters. etc, until
you decode one and then you can
substitute the letters in the other
words. This series is the list Of
months in the year.
/. QILIZM. Z. SIXJ.
2. QVDNT. g. KJWDIQDH.
3. XEAJUWJD. 9. UQDOR.
4. SITH 10. EOMEWJD.
5. SQXIQDH II. UGH.
6. PJOJUWJD IL. ZJVMJUWJD.
tCopyright, 1889
(See Answer on Page B-10D
Evening star., 1938-08-06
ESTIMATOR -sALESM AN

Man with car. experienced in home rem.
ovizng. Must be producer Live pros
poets. Salary and commission Unusual
opportunity to proper man. Box 3S1-D
Evening star., 1938-08-06

WANTED-Tractor trailer drivers, must
have experience. good reference. ready to
so, to- work Immediately. Apply Depend
floor
Evening star., 1938-08-06
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted animals to
the Animal Protective Association. 5000
wheeler rd. Sc. Atlantic 7142.
DOG, small brown female. sharp nose,
long hair. bushy tail; Chevy Chase Vicinity.
Randolph 1912.
ity Agricultural Dept. Phone Columbia
9520.
Evening star., 1938-08-06

WANTED-3 young men by nationally
known company. over 25, good education,
and car: not house to house; Sl75 month
when qualified selling experience helpful
but not necessary; references required
Write. giving phone, for personal interview.
Evening star., 1938-08-06
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE. colored, wish work to-
gether or separately, chauffeur, butler,
handy man, maid, cook. Met. 1927.
MAN AND WIFE colored, want a job as
janitor; good reference. Phone Lincoln
q
Evening star., 1938-08-06
CHATTEL NOTES
Purchased. Bob Hollander. Met. 4s13.
ATTENTION.
SMALL INVESTORS

II you have $50 or 500 or more that
you want to earn you real returns in an
established business that offers you big
opportunity, write giving some details
ABOUT yourself and the amount you can
offer to establish yourself No selling or
canvassing. Box 376-D Star.
Evening star., 1938-08-06

% AeE1oE CINolobE IoIt
self. HARRY A. PEARSON. 479 G st. sw.
g.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts, contracted by any one other than
myself. FRED STRONG, 626 K NV. D. C..
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
self. JOHN w. BOYER 626 NV. Z.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
myself. E. GOLDEN. 527 10th St NV
TO BE SOLD AT EICHBERG'S AUCTION,
l2@1 st. NV. August IL. 1885. Dodge
truck. No. T-2}l0S3l.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEW
Moses Hall Building Co will be held
Thursday, August 25th. 1898. 8 pm, at
the Moses Home, 142l T st. NV. D. c.
All delegates and stoci: holders urged to
pc present. Annual report and election of
oHlcers. JOHN T. STEWART. president .
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
rake notice that the certificate of sale
1or taxes on Lot 9, SQUARE Ills. Washing
ION, ID C.. on the o!nd day of April. 1870
lssueo to Allen c. Clark. has been lost and
destroyed and that l have applied to the
commissioners of the District of Columbia
TO issue TO me duplicate of said certificate
ALLEN c. CLARK,
Sl6 14th ST. NV.
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides same service as one costing $500.
Don't waste insurance money" Call
Evening star., 1938-08-06

SIGN PAINTER. colored Apply at once
stating experience. Box 4a5H, Star.
STEAM TABLE MAN. experienced. re-
liable. steady worker State age and
experience. Box 372-H Star.
YOUNG MEN t2l, 90 to 80 years of
age, to learn business that offers unlimited
possibilities. Must be neat and industrious
An immediate income assured Write let
ter. giving full details about yourself Box
3qS-D Star
Evening star., 1938-08-06
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, colored. experienced, can stay
nights. Col. 7064-W.
COOK. general houseworker laundress. ex-
perienced, wants days work or part time;
ref Pot. 0616-W.
GIRL. colored wants general housework.
part-time or days work; city references.
District 2492.
GIRL, colored general housework. full or
part time: no Jews. Call after pm,
Lincoln 551S.
GIRL. colored, wants Job as maid; good
refs. Phone Met. O093.
GIRL, colored wants work of any kind,
part time. Dist. 5000.
GIRL, experienced. colored. wants Job
part time, cooking or cleaning. Call
Met. 90l1
GIRL, colored, Southern. neat light.
wants work of any kind; city reference;
no Sundays. Dist. 0544.
WOMAN. young. colored, wants full. part
time. , or 4 days: references. Republic
Young GIRL, colored. desires, part or
full time work; maid. good laundress,
cook: good ref. Wisconsin 1870.
Evening star., 1938-08-06
LOS

CAT. tabby beige. male; strayed from
5l1 goth st. NV. Phone District 345O
Reward.
CLASSES. tortoise she'll possibly near
ord and Constitution ave. NV. Reward
lilo 1st st. NV. Dupont OOSS
METROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE, No. 4s6.
Notify Detective Bureau.
PURSE, left in telephone booth, Peoples
Drug store, 1901 Good Hope I'd. Return
purse and papers to drug store.
WIRE-FAIRED FOX TERRIER, male, white
body, black head no collar or tag; reward.
Phone North 3929
Evening star., 1938-08-06
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
HELP MEN.

Provides same service as one costing $500
Don't waste insurance money" Cal
DEAL with 70 years experience Lin
Evening star., 1938-08-06
A CASH INCOME

Reliable man to establish a route of
iegltlmate Sc package merchandise vendors,
nationally known. No selling. Experience
not ne NECESSARY: Full or part-time work.
upon expansion. Only $3.50 REQUIRED, Give
phone number in reply and State il you
gave cash available. Write Box 355-D.
Evening star., 1938-08-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room 6Ol
Westory Bldg. l4th and F Met 1893
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts created by any one other than my
sell. HARRY A. PEARSON. 479 G st. s.w.
Evening star., 1938-08-06

Answer-It is so, brother. You've
put wives on the spot, and to be per-
fectly fair you should stand their hus-
bands up beside them, for the great
trouble with matrimony is that both
men and women go into it on a false
basis, and then they refuse to go on
with their act.
Evening star., 1938-08-06

statesmen. two; must be familiar with
estimating on home improvements We
offer the best proposition in city NJ
Kapneck Construction Co.. 736 11th ST.
NV. Ind floor. 6s
Evening star., 1938-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ANTIQUES will be sold at public auction
This is the largest collection we have ever
had Estate sale from PENNSYLVANIA In
clock s fine mahosanv chairs and many
other articles. Open Sunday for irlspec-
ton; Sale begins August from / pm.
70 4:30 pm. and : pm. until sold Ell
Alpher. Rockville, Nd. Telephone Rock
Evening star., 1938-08-06
PERSONAL.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

10; room for 2 passengers: references ex-
changed. oxford 1929. 9,
YOUNG MAN GOING TO DECATUR. ILL.
via u. s. 40. Aug. 12; acc. 2. Sunday.
Walnut 9334W: week. Met. 1914.
DRIVING TO CENTRAL ILLINOIS VIA
route 40: leaving Fri. Aug. 12; can ac-
commodate 8 passengers. 654 E st. s.e..
bet. Q .-2:30 pm.
YOUNG MAN. GOOD DRIVER. WILL
chauffeur anywhere for expenses: father
is policeman. oxford 0766.
GENTLEMAN DRIVING SKYLINE SUM-
day, can accommodate four; reas.: ex-
change references Columbia o024. d.
Evening star., 1938-08-06

SALESMAN wanted lighting fixtures State
age and experience. Box 211-H Star.
SANDWICH BOY. experienced, white, fast
worker only Apply 637 F ST, NV.
Evening star., 1938-08-06

DRY CLEANING and laundry business
new and progressing; outright sale or
e8cnanse for late-model car. Call between
Z pm. Met 3i1I Ell 1os -ooV ss.ee1
Evening star., 1938-08-06

But do not men make exactly the
The Washington times., 1938-04-01
WOmen'S Guild
To Hold Shower

The women's guild Of Sibley
Memorial Hospital will hold its
annual tea and linen shower for
the benefit of the hospital in Rust
Hall today from 3 to 10 p. m.
Proceeds will be used to purchase
equipment for the treatment of
cancer.
Members of the Union M. E.
Church will present play and the
program will include music by the
Edwin Hart trio, Miss Mildred
Bishop and the Klein chorus.
Mrs. Samuel A. Mooers, president,
will act as hostess.
The Washington times., 1938-04-01
Ranks Tenth
Traffic Safety Study
Results GiUen

Washington ranks tenth out OF
20 cities for traffic safety, accord
ing to the sixth national safety
contest conducted by the National
Safety Council.
The population range is from
100000 to 100000, and Memphis
won first place, not only among
cities in this class, but for all
cities regardless of size. 1t had
only "a traffic deaths during 1887
against so in 1886, while Wash
ington's death toll for 1896 was 106.
Milwaukee was first among
cities of 100000 or more, with
Boston second in that class.
Governors of the winning States
have been invited to receive the
National Safety Councils plaques
at a banquet here on April IL.
The Washington times., 1938-04-01
Air Clause Repeal
Voted by Senate

The Senate yesterday voted to
repeal from the air mail act of
1884 clause prohibiting the award
Of airmail contracts to bidders
who had combined prior to that
year in restraint of bidding. Sen
ator Warren r. Austin (R). Yer
mont, who proposed the repeal,
contended the section was a
''vindictive" attempt permanently
to exclude contractors who had
engaged in practice leading to re-
striction Of bidding on airmail con-
tracts.
The Washington times., 1938-04-01
Business on Boom
For Bantam Cars

BUTLER, Pa, April l
U.N.SD. - Despite the current
business recession, the American
Bantam Car Company completed
the first quarter of 1888 with a
record of three months full-time
production and bright prospects
for the future, it was announced
today. Bantam was the only au-
tomobile factory which was not
forced to curtail production or
employment by the recession. the
president said.
The Washington times., 1938-04-01
HOOVER IN RIFT
With CUMMINGS,
NEWS CUT OFF
FIJI Stories Are Held Up
As Result of Split

GN.S). Rumblings of discord
between j. Edgar Hoover of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
and Attorney General Cummings
reverberated through the Justice
Department today following impo.
sition of a strict censorship on
Omen publicity.
DEARTH OF NEWS
Aides to Cummings confirmed
the fact that Hoover has been in
structed to withhold news stories
dealing with activities of his Fed
eral agents until the Attorney Gen
erals office has approved them.
AS a result no reports of FBI
operations have been made avail
able to the press for Marty month.
Officials attached to Cummings
office blamed Hoover for this
dearth of news.
I'VE Just haven't received any
stories from Hoover during this
time" one of Cummings assist
ants explained.
The censorship of FBI news,
according to unofficial explana-
lions, came as a result of the pub
licity released by Hoover's office
concerning the recent capture OF
q New York spy ring that allegedly
sought to convey American mill
tary secrets to European power.
OUT OF CITY
Hoover was out of the city when
this particular report was issued,
but it is believed the State Depart
ment objected to certain Of its
features.
Until the censorship order was
drawn, Hoover had been given
complete freedom in the matter
of publicizing the exploits OF his
Omen.
About a year ago, a "feud" be-
tween Omen and the Secret Serv-
ice resulted in demotion of several
high ranking Treasury enforce
ment officials.
The Washington times., 1938-04-01

"The most misunderstood woman IN
history" New liGh, on the life of
ancient ByZantium's a. consisting Empress
Theodore. who began life as a circus
girl. An illustrated feature in The Amer
lean Weekly, with Sundays Washing
ton Herald Times.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-03-25

The Senior class had the highest
attendance for the month of Febur-
airy, with a PERCENTAGE of 95. Those
having a perfect attendance in the
class were: Ruth Anderson, Evelyn
Best, Ruth Biles, Eva Hambleton,
Ruth Hatchins, Pauline Long, Cert
rude MacCauley, Doris McVey, So
phie Pierce, Mildred Riley, The boys
were: Leo Eckman, Lloyd Clifford.
Wiley GRAPHICAL, John Hindman
Walter McCummings, Buford Paf-
lord, Herbert Ryan, and Clyde Sim
mers.
The next highest was tie be-
tween the Freshman Y. class and
Sophmore x Those with perfect at
tendance in the Freshman Y class
were: Norman Biggs, Fred Stemple,
Curtis Snyder, Charles Pierce,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-03-25
Rising Sun High School
JOURNALISM CLUB

Dolares Brumfeld, Margaret Garris.
Ruth Harvey, Hope Hutchens, D0ros
thy jackson, Dorothy Pierce, Lola
Pyle, Roberta Rawlings. Ruth Rawl-
ings, Eva Reynolds, Freda Stempls.
Those in the Sophmore were: Mary
Burkins, Josephine Mcvardell, Ruth
Reynolds, Ralph Baughman, WAL
lace Biggs, Arthur Lieskie, Robert
Jugler and Marlin Zimmerman.
Next was the Freshman K with
92%. Hazel Coale, Dorothy Kyle.
Myra Lippincott, Audrey Summer.
Ethel Way, Leucia Venable, Archie
Carr, Rolston Cullen, Charles Drew,
Vernon Garvin, James Lawson. Irv-
ing Liggett, Robert Nickle, David
Rawlings, and William Stewart had
perfect attendance for the month.
The Juniors were the next In line
with a percentage of S8. Those with
perfect attendance were: Ruth
Baugher, Julia Carr, Violet Conner.
Marie Devonshire, Dorothy Drew,
Hazel Finnefrock, Mildred Garvin.
Dorothy GRAPHICAL, Elizabeth Nc
Cardell, Mildred Reynolds, Oleen
Rhodes, Ruth Richie, Virginia
Richards, Mary Hattie Robinson.
Thelma Stwart, Mary Ryan, Donald
Elville, william Keilholtz, Howard
Mcvey, Walter Schneeneyer, Ralph
Clifford.
Sophmore y class had the lowest
attendance for the month with S7%.
David Baird, Malvin Conrad, Clifton
Jackson, William johnson, Earl
Nickle, Esth Thompson, Kenneth
Van Dyke, Maxine Eldreth, Bertha
MacCauley had perfect attendance.
Virginia Brown
Evelyn Best.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-03-25
NATIONAL USED CAR EXCHANGE
WEEK
WEEK

AS result of idividual campaigns
of their own during National Used
Car Exchange Week, and of their
special used car activities prior to
that period, Chevrolet dealers are
now in splendid used car condition,
and in a position to accept new car
business in volume, w. e. Holler.
general sales manager, announced
today.
Chevrolet dealers everywhere have
geared into the National Used Car
Exchange Week with individual
campaigns to increase used car sales
and reduce used car Stocks" said
Mr.. Holler.
During the month of February,
Mr.. Holler said, Chevrolet used car
stocks decreased 1913 units from
January, in month when there were
only 25 working days. This repre-
sents stock reduction of 312 units
per day.
"With used car stocks declining
in February, and with used car sales
showing sharp upturn in March,
Chevrolet dealers are in splendid
used car stock condition with models
that have been thoroughly recondi.
toned, bearing the OK tag" he said.
GAS result of February used car
campaign, Chevrolet dealers are now
in position to accept new car BUSH
ness in volume. The National Used
Car Exchange Week has stimulated
consumer buying to the extent that
Chevrolet dealers anticipate further
substantial reduction in used car
stock during March.
"The progress of Chevrolet with
it's exclusive used car organization
has really been phenomenal. Febru.
airy used car sales Of 1925 topped
the used car sales Of February last
year, of LIE, 558, showing az increase
of 1857 units. In addition, Chevrolet
has recorded 100000 or more used
car sales monthly over q period Of
SO consecutive months During those
SO months, Chevrolet dealers have
delivered at retail the amazing total
of 5,230,108 used cars"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-03-25
Editorial

During the winter months there
is bad weather and much excuse for
not attending school. Roads are bad
and many pupils have to walk a long
way. There are many colds and much
sickness around. Under all these
conditions, it is not strange that at
tendance at school should suffer.
Yet there are many who keep on
coming under very hard conditions.
In our future lives we will all have
to face things harder than walking
to school in a snow storm.
March is the month that brings
us Spring, and we hope, good
weather. Let us all begin the spring
by a resolve to come regularly to
SCHOOL,