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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-11
HslIlkOpRAvltosr

|nov-so bile okrasenee Z zeIe.
MEM, : brsljano,,m, S smrecjem
ii ) cvetjem, 2 rdecimi zastavi.
lcami. Rdeee zastave 50 visele
ma postajnem poslopju, nasi So
'jih zagledali po mestu, ko' so Sc
prerili skozi gneeo ma sirok trg
pred posata5o ~ {daIje, nap,r,esj ri
med prva mestlna poslopja.
(Dalje prihodnT6j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-11
|Dzune|o V
|kol'ipITci v'ode

Neki znamenit mikrobiolog je
nekoc napisal, da je v majhni
kapljici vode, &c jo opazujemo
|povecano pod mikroskopom, vec
filozofskega gradiva kot pa v
vseh filozofskih knjigah.
Desettisoci majhnih bitij, XII
live v mlakah in potokih, mas
pod mikroskopom presenetijo S
prekrasno sliko, XII 81 je nismo
mogli niti zamisliti. Opazili bo-
|mo bujno zivljenje najrazlienej-
sih rastlinic in drugih bitij, vseh
velikosti in oblik, kakor v prav-
ljici. Opazili bono predvsem "a
motan klobcie eudnih organic
NOV, XII Sc neprestano gibljejo,
Sc napadajo, bezijo, prezijo V
zasedi. V tenn majhnem svetu
so bitja podvrzena zakonom ma
rave, kakor povsod drugod ma
Esvetu: borijo Sc ma zivljenje in
Esmrt "a obstoj.
Takoj nam vpade v oci bujna
fvegatacija majhne rastlinice,
preprezene z nestetimi nitmi,
okrasenimi S spiralo. Vidimo jo
ma Sikh in Sc imenuje latinsci-
mi .utricularia vulgaris. Spada
" skupino mesojedih rastlin. Ma
[sebi ina vse, polno mehurjem
podobnih vrecic, XII prezijo ma
manjsa ziva bitja, XII jih vsrku-
jejo; ma ta nacin Sc hrani, toda
| zivi tudi brez organske hrane.
V tenn majhnem svetu prevladu-
[jejo. alge, XII posebno spomladi
[pokrivajo mlake z zelenimi Sire
nami. Mnoze Sc zelo nitro in ma
lcudezen na6in. Ma svojih stebel-
| [cih imajo polno mehurjev, ma
polnjenih zrakom in Sc tako
drze ma povrsju vode. S kloro-
|folom Qistno zelenilo) alg Sc 70
pet hranijo druge manjse ziva-
lice.
=. Ia vegetacija, XII predstavlja
glavno ozadje, pada posebno v
oci. V tenn majhnem zacaranem
svetu je Sc nesteto mikroorga-
fnizmov Is prostim ocesom ne
vidnih bitijD, XII live v druzinah.
Predvsem metazoi, zivalski or
ganizmi, katerih telo je sestav-
tljeno il vec cello. To so tako
Emajhna bitja, da jih prosto oko
lie izjemoma lahko opazi. Kljub
Emajhnim telescem so zelo dobro
organizirana. Telo jim je pokrito
z zelo odporno kozico, imajo gla-
vo, telo in nekak rep, XII obenem
sluzi "a premikanje.
" kapljici vode opazamo tudi
protozoe, majhne zivalice, kate
rih telo je sestavljeno IL enc sa-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-11

ON6AAAAAA SSSSOAA w SOAJ SsSSSJS
MIA, kakor so bile obleke rudar-
Jew.
,zenski, Tilcka IN cerkova, sta
Sc pozdravi1i, moska sta 81 Sc
gla v roke. Cerk je mislil, da Sc
mora opraviciti, ker je Easel
Ekmetm;med knapoyski syet, !.
"Ona ina v Celju zlahto,' je
zaeel razlagati, pa je silila, da
sva Sc nliapiravila III sla. a. tako
je tudi: letni cas- je visok, delo
ma njivah mas ne zadrzuje-in
voznja je skoraj zastonj."
zadnje .je. poveda1 Cerk zne-
NADIA ma glas, obenem je dvignil
klobuk, oei pa so mu obstale "a
studentovim hrbtom,. kjer je po
pesku zaskripalo. Joza Sc je ne
hote ozrl in zagledal diva zan-
darja. XII sta Sc ustavila "a ME
govim hrbtom, ocitno z name
nom, da bi ga opozorila nase, in
se obrniI nazaj, kakor da bi ga
|od zadaj kaj picilo. Zamomljal
je nekaj, nj Sc dalo razlociti kaj,
Enato pa stisnil celjusti, da so mu
Epoigrale vilice. Okovani skornji
so zaskripali, zandarji SO NADIA
ljevali patruljo, svetlikajoci Sc
bajoneti 50 Sc potegnili med svet
pred postajo.
"zdaj SO zdravi, hudiei," je
zaklel Joza, "ko so sc mi polka
zali!"
"'No, da, to ie vasa stvar," je
-hitel magic govoriti Cerk, kakor
da bi Sc Sc vedno opraviceval,
;"'kaj bi Sc mi kmetje vmesavaH.
No, zaradi tebe je drugace, ii 81
bill kmeeki, a 81 ma ono stran, ii
moras biti poleg, tudi Kolmanov
ga!-tudi on je zdaj de-
.lavec."
A ker lie Joza Perc glasno "a
.momljal, eeprav Sc Sc vedno nj
'razumelo kaj, Sc je Cerk izgo-
.varja1 naprej: 4 ~. :. >.,...
xvi innate svojo, mi svojo pro-
cesijo. .Dalee "a vami smo-ali
.kmet z rdeco banderco, sal je
kakor sedlo ma kravi, ha-ha-
ha?!"
Stisnjeno Sc je zasmejal in po-
|kazal pri tenn suhe, brezzobe ce-
ljusti. Joza ,Perc nj vec utegnil,
da bi mu odgovoril, moral je Sc
.ei Yep. Kolmanov je dell kar-
te, emo je., pomolel MENU. To
njegovo kretnjo v Yep je opazila
.sestra. Poeukala ga je "a suk-
Enjo in ma tihona rekla:
'Pusti, tokrat pa res nj vred-
no."
Potem Sc je ozrla po ljudeh,
in da bi pregnala molk, XII je "a
hip nastal, kajti Joza nikakor nj
mogal i:zlm1omljati besede v "a
.hvaIo, vzdihujoce vzkliknila:
"Kaj sveta, kaksna bo sele v
'Celju!"' -:...
sveta je bio v resnici dosti.
Wax, XII, je privozil ma posta1o,
.je bill natlaeen, vagoni SO zgleda-
Ii kakor panji, XII rojijo; vrata,
istopnisca, okna-vse je bilo ena
sama glava,, XII Sc je gibala, pre-
pevala in vzklikala. Neko dekle
q vihravo in zivordeco pentljo v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-11
II. junija 1e47

Il Core mad 2. SO Sc pripe1jal
"a to priliko v mesto trije: Jozs
Perc, njegova sestra Tilcka il
njen Bertl, ali Kolmanov, kakol
so mu pravili vsi, razen Tilcke
Voznjo-bilo je "a s1abi dve, uri
--je plaGal "a vse tri Kolmanov
XII je delal in je -imel denar. Te
Sc je zgodilo tako kakor vedno
kadar je bilo treba ia dan ka.
placati.
Pred postajo W., ko so male
postal, je Tilcka po svoje pogle'
dala Kolmanovega, pokazala 2
glavo proti blagajni in zasepe.
tala besedo "Bertl' z napol pro.
seeim in napol karajocim gla-
som, kakor da bi prosila in pri.
ganjala hkrati. Kolmanov je to
takoj razumel. Rekel je:: ''Pa me
pocakajta," in Sc zacel zrivati
med gnjeco. svet, XII Sc je nabra]
in: eakal, so bill rudarji, zen
skami in z. otroki; moski, XII SO
prisli il revirjev, so bill obriti in
svetesnje obleceni, zenske so bi-
le v rdecih in kricecih b1uzah,
otroci rdecimi trikotnimi "a.
stavicami. Use to Sc je prerivalo
in posamic vpilo ma tesnem pro-
storu med sivo postajo in goli-
mi skaIami, XII SO Sc vzpenjale
jutranje nebo takoj mad progo.
Joza Perc je hotel-za Kolma-
novim, a ga je Tilcka prijela "a
suknjo.
"Pusti, bo ze on prinesel," je
rekla, ''kaj hi Sc diva rivala zara-
di karte."
Joza Perc je nekaj pogrknil,
nato pa ostal. Prestopil Sc je-
bio mu je nerodno, ker so drugi
placevali zanj-in pogledal pre-
ko sestre, da Sc je izognil ME
MIN Ocem.
Bill je sub; vedel je, da mu DO
Kolmanov pla6al, ali vsa zadeya
je bila lie malice nerodna. Dokler
je bill student, dokler je Sc menil
hoditi v Solo, je taksno placeva-
ME drugih zanj slo-ali 'zdaj,
odkar so ga imeli ze drugic "a
prtega, in so ga vrgli IL Sole, 81
je lahko mislil vsak, da ne pla-
cuje "a studenta, il katerega bi
maj nekoe nekaj postal, ampak
81 je lahko mislil, da je denar,
XII ga ida zanj, vrzen prav "a
prav v Savo.
Zacel Sc je gristi; ma zgornji
strani, oh zienati ograji, je "a
gledal Cerka. Cerk pa MEGA, in
v trenutku pozabil nase.
"Kaj pa VIZ" je zavpil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-11
STRAIN &

[progo 55 mladincev, absolven-
tov 2. letnika. Brigada DO oprem-
ljena 2 vsem potrebnim orodjem,
vsak mladinec pa DO usposobljen
"a samostojno vodstvo della v
|svoji stroki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-11

Ilaseh, je ma vagonu, ' kateregs
SO rinili Joza Perc in njegova
fdruzba S Cerkovima dvema vred
frazsirila ODE roki, kakor da bi
|hoteIa objeti vse, kaar Sc je Dire
njalo pred postajo, zatem pa
stisnila pesti in zakriGala:
mai zivijo rdeei revirji! =,
| Ljudje, XII so si1ili ' vagone,
Iso Sc "a, hip ustavljali, skoraj
kakor preseneceni, Sc nehote
ozirali okoli sebe in nazaj, kjer
SO Sc syetlikali pod .napuscem
postaje bajoneti, a ko SO videli,
da dekle kriei kar naprej, ne da
hi Sc balo, 50 j zaeeli posamie
mahati in vzklikati. Casa pa nj
bilo dosti; med vzklike so Sc "a
cell mesati klici zeleznicarjev,
XII so priganja1i v vagone. -...
Ma stopniscu je nekdo lapel,
z glasom, XII je bill ze hripav:
"Bratje, le k soncu:, k svobo-
di ."
"a MIN je .potegnil Sc en- glas,
|potem Sc drugii.. .Pelo Sc je, &C.
pray je bila gneca in SO rinili v
[vagone med ME novi potniki, XII
Eso delali stisko Sc vecjo. Wax
Sc je, zganil, a Joza Perc Sc je
Fkomaj preril do srede stopni-
Sea, kjer je obstal, zagozden z
nogami med sama obuvala, ter
Sc oklenil obema rokama ogra-
je cd stopnisea. Nekdo je prekli-
Enjal drzavo, ker je dala premalo
vagonov:
''Hudici, "a mas pa nimajo va
|gonov!"
Pesem O svobodi je zajela po-
casi tudi Perca, zacel je brunda-
ii melodijo in kmalu pozabil ma
slabo voljo, XII Sc ga je lotevala,
ko je eakal pred postajo. To je
bila pesem, XII jo je pei pred kak-
snim poldrugim letom v Starem
Piskru v Celju, najprej sam y
celici, kasneje $ tovarisi. Wax
je zavijal in drvel kraj Save;
sam nj vedel, kdaj je zacel kri-
Ecati v kamenite stene, kraj kate
rib so divjali vagoni, nabasani
is samim delavskim svetom. TIE
|kamenite stene MISC bile sive in
temacne kakor so stene jetnisni-
ce, Joza Perc je zacutil, kako ga
| je v trenutku, da sam nj vedel
kdaj, prevzelo med mnozico, ne
Fkai-nekaksno veselje, nekak-
sna VOLTA do zivljenja in radost
| do ljudi, do vlaka. in do voznje,
do vsega, kar je bilo okoli NIGGA,
F do pevcev, do sestre in tudi do
! Kolmanovega -.
Odtrgal je roko cd ograje, jo
polozil ma .Kolmanova pleca in
ga potresel ,da je lapel MIN
vred. Znenada je utihnil, Sc, po-
tegnil do MEGA in mu zacel in
Etonirati ma uho:
"Vstanite sunni il trpljenja.' y
Pri dust mu je bilo, kakor da
se je mora, tista zaprtost in od-
Etujenost, beg pred ljudmi, vse,
kar ga je gnjavilo zadnie case,
Epognalo samo od sebe v Sayo,
med deroco vodo, ki Sc je gnala
preko izglodanih skalnatih ,cer;.
Locomotive ma postai v Celju
-prihajale so druga "a drugo,
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Koze in menih
z. - }
50 odkrih kdvo

SO odkriH k0Vo
ma juznem koncu arabske
drzave Jemen je mex Arabec pa
sci svoje koze. Mexico jih je pre-
gnal ma move .pasnike, kjer Sc
dotlei Sc MISC nikoli pasle., Toda
lglej Guido! Koze naenkrat MISC
mogle yec spati in postajale so
vedno bolj nemirne
Ne dalee cd pasnika je bill sa-
mostan. Pastir je obvestil me-
nihe o cudni nespecnosti njego-
viii koz in ii so obvestili svoiega
predstojnika, XII. je sklenil, da
DO skusal odkriti vzrok tega ne
Inavadnega pojava.
Sci je ma pasnik, kjer so Sc pa
sic koze prejsnji dan in dognal,
d. so zivali najrasi obirale sa-
dove neke rastline, XII je bila v
tistih krajih zelo razsirjena in
kateri takrat MISC pripisovali po-
sebne yaznosti. Prior je odtrgal
nekaj Urn in ukazal, maj jih "a
vrejo na>vodi! Ko je potem spill
Enekaj te place, dolgo nj mogel
[zaspati.
Tedaj 7je prisla samostanske-
mu predstojniku ma pamet do
bra misel. V nasprotju S kozami
so njegovi menihi lie proved radi
spali, posebno "a casa nocnih
molitev. Ukazal je pripraviti
zanje novo pijaeo in kmalu SO Sc
pokazali sadovi ter je postal ME-
gov samostan med vsemi najbolj
buden."
| Tako so odkrili drazljive last
nosti kave, kakor nam jih OPT
suje ueeni Maronit Anton
Faust Nalrone, XII je bill rojen
ma Libanu in je postal pozneje
professor sirskega jezika v Rimu,
kjer je umrl leta 1710. Legenda
Q kavi je nastala v. dvanajstem
stoletju. Tezko bi bilo ugotoviti,
kako je .prisel njen, Stoves do
Adena, in potem preko Meke po
fvsej Arabiji. V Evropi so pozna-
Ii v zacetku kavo samo il pri-
povedovanj potnikov, XII SO jo
pill ma svojih potovanjih po ar
abskem svetu, Takoj so zaceli
pripisovati tel ,pijaci nesteta
cudna syojstva in cesto, so pri
tenn zasI v velika protislovja.
! Sir Thomas Herbert, XII Sc je
vrnil leta 1920 $ svoje misije po
Orientu je porocaI, da kava pre-
zene otoznost, ozdravi kolero in
yraea ljudem veselje. Neko Il
rocilo pravi, da SO Turk smatra-
Ii kavo kot odkritje- angela Ga
[brijela. da bi 81 Mohamed z MO
okrepil svoje sile. Prerok Sc je
baje hvalil, da je vselej potem,
ko je pill kavo "cutil v sebi tako
silo, da bi lahko vrgel IL sedla
40 MOI in da hi lahko zadovoljil
40 zensk." -. ,
Otok Bourbon je postal 1926
leta v Francijo nekaj te place.
Osemnajst let pozneje ,je neki
trgovec, XII je prisel il Carigra-
da, prinesel s seboj ne samo ka-
vo, ampak tudi vse druge pritik-
line, ki Sc rabijo v Turciji pri
serviranju kave. stvar je .vzbu-
dila v takratnemi svetu precej
zanimanja.
! V XVI stoletju je obstojal v
Parizu nek majhen chatelet. Y
blizini je bio veG malih in tenn
nih trgovinic. v enem izmed teh
lokalov je 1eta 1643 neki Arabec
odprl prvo parisko kavarno. To-
ia med Parizani fakrat nj hilO
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Single U. 5. World Airline
Urqed al Senate HEARING

/ Charles A. Rheinstrom. New York
aviation consultant, said yesterday
United States airlines cannot hope
to obtain more than half the inter-
national passenger and cargo traffic
sold in this country under present
operations.
Mr.. Rheinstrom, testifying on be-
half Of Pan-American Always, told
a Senate Commerce subcommittee
that international air service should
be concentrated in one United States
flag line.
| The subcommittee is considering
Legislation which would accomplish
that aim through so-called
chosen instrument" airline.
only if the selling power Of all
United States agencies Is turned in
support Of one company against the
individual foreign carriers can we
hope to obtain our proper share Of
the business sold in this country
to which we are entitled" Mr..
Rheinstrom said.
"Only If we get our proper share
at least two-thirds-of the business
sold in this country can we over
come the natural advantages in
sales, service and operations due to
superior 'know-how' and low-cost
labor which the foreign flag car
riers will still have"
Evening star., 1947-05-25
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Evening star., 1947-05-25
Goodwill Industries Open
3-Day Conference Today

Seminars on administration and
other problems will be feature of
a three-day conference of 200 di-
rectors and staff members of Good
will Industries, starting here today
Delegates from Eastern Seaboard
cities, New England and Wisconsin
will participate.
Goodwill Industries of Washing
ton will be host and the meeting
will be launched with buffet sup
per at $50 o'clock this afternoon at
headquarters, 1918 New Hampshire
avenue NV. w. Harold Shape, ex-
ecutive director of the Goodwill
group here and leader Of Region 2
of the organization, will welcome
the visitors.
Sessions tomorrow and Tuesday
will be held at the Church of the
Pilgrims, Twenty-Second and p
streets NV.
Washingtonians who will partici-
pate In the panel discussions are:
Gilbert ]. Woodward, John Need
ham, Mrs. Blanche Riddle, Isaiah
Daniels, and Mrs. Adrienne Winters.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Chavez ToIks at Banquet
OF Society of Natives

Senator Chavez, Democrat, Of
New Mexico, commended members
of the Society of Natives last night
for their civic pride. He was the
guest speaker at the society's annual
banquet, held at Hotel 2400.
Among guests at the banquet.
which marked the 9th anniversary
of the founding of the society, we're
Jesse G. Suter of The Star, first
president of the society, and Clifford
N. Newell, president of the Fed
Grafton of Citizens Associations.
Following the banquet, AL Stern S
Minstrels entertained the group.
Southern Palestine Is largely a
rocky desert, inhabited by about
$4,000 nomadic Moslems.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Girl, 7, Found in Chicken Coop;
Mother Admits Locking Her In

on her dirty face. Snc spoke like
a bright child. and said her parents
left her there while they went to
town." the trooper continued.
Corpl. Cummings added that "the
door of the shack was secured by
a large hasp and strong paddock.
We had trouble breaking it open,
even by using a claw hammer"
The trooper identified the child
as the daughter of Domingo and
Mary Diaz, and said that in pre-
liminary questioning the mother
told officers that she found it neces-
sary to tie the child and lock her
in the coop to keep her from
running away"
Co1pl. Cummings emphasized to-
night that I'VE have made no ar
rests, but we are making a thorough
study of the case
Evening star., 1947-05-25
sY he Asseeiated Press

! CHARLESTON, w. Va, May a.
State Police said today they removed
dirty, weeping child from a filthy
chicken coop in which her parents
apparently had locked her while
they were away from home.
Corpl. r. T. Cummings said that
he and Trooper L. E. Hampton
found 7-year-old Dolores Diaz Gagged
in the trash-laden shack after being
called to the home by neighbors
who heard the little girls cries.
She looked like a child who was
almost starved" Corpl. Cummings
said. "She was little more than
skin and bones and was dressed in
nothing but a pair Of shorts that
had been made from some sort of
sack"
Tears had LETT whitened streaks
Evening star., 1947-05-25

son faces at least 4o' charges oi
housebreakir1g and assault which,
he added, may be presented at the
same time.
The charge brought yesterday
states johnson broke into the home
OF Mrs. Rose Essex, IS. OF the 1900
block Of Benning road NE. Police
reported Mrs. Essex was struck over
the head with rag-coyered bottle.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

ored, of the first block Of G place
NE. Is charged with housebreaking.
During arraignment yesterday he
informed Municipal sCourt Judge
Aubrey B. Fennell he would waive
grand jury indictment and plead
guilty to the charge In District
Court.
Assistant United States Attorney
Evan T. Davis told the court john
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Librury Group to Meet

The Legislative Reference Group
Of the Special Libraries Associa-
ton, Washington chapter, will hold
its annual dinner meeting at pm
Wednesday at the Parrot Restaurant,
1701 Twentieth street NV. DR.
Floyd M. Riddick, Senate editor, will
discuss the preparation of the new
Congressional Record Daily Digest.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Man Held in $4,000 Bond
I'm Beating Of Woman, So

A man accused of breaking into
the home of an 83-year-old woman
and hitting her with a bottle was
placed under $10.0 900 bond yesterday.
The man, Louis johnson, AZ, COL
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-17
Form And Home
Week At Stute COLLEGE

Farm folks r to be invited to
attend the Farm and Home Week
Program at Mississippi State College
this summer for the first time since
the war. The dates for this program.
which is sponsored by Extension
Service in cooperation with the Re-
search and Teaching Division of the
College, are Wednesday through
Friday, July %, "a and Is. The
theme for the three day program
will be, Mississippi State College
Serving Agriculture and Industry"
An outstanding speaker will be
featured on each program. Edward
A. ONeal, President of the Ameri-
can Farm Bureau Federation will
speak Wednesday, July % at 800
PM. His address will deal with
"The Farm and Land Grant Col
lege". DR.. Fred T. Mitchell, Presi-
dent of Mississippi State College will
dicuss 'The Economic and Social
Development of the South on
Thursday, July "a at IL: Am. Sam
H. Jones, for governor of Louisiana
will speak Friday, July Is at HOO
AM. on Independence of Agricul-
ture and Industry.
Rooms will be provide in the col
lege dormitories. Visitors are asked
to bring their own bed linens, toilet
soap and articles. Meals will be r.
we'd in the college cafeteria at the
same low rates as to students. Hol-
mes farmers are cordially invited to
attend the Farm and Home Week
on any day that you car see that you
can attend.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-17
Ellis Boys Do 1t
Belong
To Same Frat.

The Ellis boys, Clayton, r. P. Jr.,
David and Edwin, sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. p. Ellis, of Lexington. have
done it again.
All four boys r now members
of the Delta Chi Chapter of Kappa
Sigma fraternity at Mississippi State
College.
The boys who have had the unus-
ual distinction of doing things and
being places together, did it again
this week when David and Edwin
were initiated into the fraternity. R.
P, initiated in 1886, and Clayton in
1887, were present for the occasion.
The beginning of this unusual
foursome starts with all four of them
attending Lexington High School
and all having the same principal,
Mr.. w. B. Kenna. After graduating
the boys began work for Peoples
Drug Store. r. P. began work there
in 1929 and worked until he entered.
Mississippi State, at Starkville.
Then followed Clayton and David
who worked until they, too, entered
Mississippi State. Edwin took it
from there and worked until the
call to service anne Upon his return
in 1916, Edwin took up where he
left off at Peoples Drug Store and
worked until he entered State in
September.
There in September the four boys