ï~~IFSIUL5
Stuents from Flu
infected
a,
that
ation
world
know,
faft.
Ions."
f the
W Ith
11 the
me
10
or
anl
he
ily
re
Districts Not to Be
Admitted
The possibility that high schools
may be opened next Monday, or at
any time that mdcal inspection can
be provided, and that pupils living
In districts where elementary schools
*are closed will not be admitted, was
the new angle in the city school situation today.
It the school board secures ntecessary doctors, for which a $5000) appropriation is to be askled, schools
will bo! opened am rapidly am possible.
according Io decisidon of the board
last night.
Superintendent or Schools Shiels
stated that Iho Labor templo night
school -end the & twentauoul ahigh
school will be opened next Monday.
aned it is prohabie that mevsrat (thor
schools will ho openc 11011 also.
Dr. Herbert Trim..fiend of Iho
school beal h rdepartmnent. announced
that It would be InadVisableA to open
scrhools in. a fim of' the districts a.9
tho intllitent'.t epidenttt it AStit citt
aba ted. If the high wsdotttl are
*operndtlpupils front it theInfected
dlstrici s witill n-1tit, h allowed to attend, htil. wotilti Ihettrttvimtlwitb
hoine cork. a ccmiiiingto I'tt lath tt
plans.
Certification of Dry
Amendment Held Up
'64AK F'FtANt'I'iCO.Jan.2 i
lnjlinctLifnt prohilinglogOvernor Ste -; Aictis frenm certifying It( ecreLarV
~f State Lansing CoO Iltornelis r-tLtittta.Iota of the dr-y amioiit t,the ftettt.l consititllion Is stihi int effectI(lay. Judgeo Troutt or the iittiteihor
coutrt decided that illtiertnnent tieclilon would he mttotie util ho t nd4
Jutdge Crothers couldi ilteroturi-the
InterittI of tite case.
Attorney (I nriial WebbtMod aeileI'murrer (tit is, aritttd ita (o -it -, perior cotirt tadi it i st itt hi 1%illhi
lie case, its lilt: st ale -l1igIstutel
acoted as a 1ritri I igoel'V hotit.i
ratltltttlthe ittiidit't i. Til t- iii'
tion ws Itskel In I lie l1t1e11Pf ph
'lateLight. a ('tafliig imit ghlt gti he
grower.'lTh-ettlirt trumst oSL a di-kA
sloe as sonortits itim,'ttibll
Claim Alleged Bunko i
Well Known inl West:,
J. J. Brown, alleged butiko artiiqt,
under arrest on a charge or attemvptIhg to obtain $110600 by llnpersonatItg*Cl. P. Cunningham of Dell Rapids, S. D., now living at Long.Beach.
Iao beett l4entified sa mean who
has operatedl In the weast for many
~ asin similar roles, according to
atafte Ins1pector Naltet M.L C1oAcin.i 1rown was arrested shep aa
yES, Madam,
Clothes. loh
Clothes that youft'
Ever'y excuse,dt-a
for not havingb
overcome. YOU,
afford just aszll
I/ else, and what i
should wait fro
Credit'offers, you -, I
for only $1.00 dow4
conveniently xrraodJ
and scrape'Ia, st
modern metho.4,
buying of wiorth.4~J4
All that is, q, i;_ "7 L I:?Te pootmistress of one of tie sulsdivIsiouss said to me "IIterm
of thie 'Cohiolia' in a peculiar w1ay. Twotomen have bee
sending nionrv orders from, nmbwindowt to yow' store regularl"
and;It sred so enjollable for themi to do -16. and so C
vertiet iat I dccided to tryt itmyself. So I have come
tctdatt and bought a coal."
Aforal:--IVc extenrd Credit chcrrfulit. Our customers pay chee
fully, tcsuliing in a muluallyV cheerful transactioun.
lie Chieefully yours,.
Manager.
Seldom ifvi's a
largwer disiay of
wOomen s u~ar ever,.!
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