The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 27, 1919, Image 1
The Lancaster News
[ 6STH YEAR. NO. 61. SEMI-WEEKLY. LANCASTER, S. < ., TUESDAY MAY >7 1919 '
1 ? ? " ' '' SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 A YEAR
HAWKER AND GR1EVI
LIFE AFTER WEEK (
| * 0
I MACHIht FELL INT#
j nnu capt.
j ginia. weri
London, May 26.?Harry <3. Haw-.jurcd. Mr
ker and Lieutenant Commander, when a lift
MacKenzie Grieve, the two airmen' Lane is sui
who started last Sunday In an at-j Other in
tempt to fly across the Atlantic more hospi
ocean from St. Johns. Newfound-) M'ss Lil
land, have been picked up at sea and' Miss Ma
landed in Scotland. Both men are News. Va.,
tn perfefct health. j Arthur
It is officially announced by tho[>*onrs ?'d.
admiralty that the aviators were Mack
picked up in lltltude 50:20, longt- Imilses.
tude 29:30. having alighted close to The
the little Dnnish steamer Mary ow- Baltimore l
ing to a stoppage of circulation in Vn- r
the water pipes between the radiator n*eept thre
and the water pump. hands, havi
The airplane, a Sopwlth machine, RtP:'nicrss
I r, I ..
was not satvapea. |
. boat to the
The first report of the aviators , , ..
_ burned thn
since their "jump off" last Sunday
. ? . 'at once to
came when the Mary. which waa ?
I ^ sptiiiu
bound from Norfolk to Aarhuus, ? ?
son. of Car
rounded the Butt of Lewis yesterday . ..
| to Newport
and wiwapped the fact that she .had .
,, , ,, , . _ were the In
Hawker and Grieve aboard.
I steamer.
"Saved hands of Sopwith air- These th
plane," was the signal. I pot so
"Is It Hawker?" was the qnestlon were bllste
sent out by the flaps from the Butt, Into the wa
which is the most northwesterly. Major Di
point of the Hebrides pro up off Scot- a lifeboat i
land. | Florida 1
"Yes." laconically replied the wns bourd
Mary. 1 another lif
The admiralty Immediately sent
out a fast torpedo boat destroyer in ^ s
an endenvor to intercept the Mary Whhin 1
and take off the aviators. There f?rth
was an anxious wait of several ' i,v
hours, when the word was flashed 'n "
that the destroyer had eoine across nn th?
the steamer and transferred Hawker 'or belp.
and Grieve and was taking them to 8e'9, Kuldef
Thurso, on thn northern coast of ubo, with
Scotland nbout 100 miles east of the bnttli
Butt of Lewis. ed "P a" M
I Bv 1:30
The desfrover, the Revenpe. r?- ...
... .... . a blackene<
/? # V% t\ ? /I n? I fi? 1 f * ... I - ~ ?
i>ui isu iu !!'' nuMiiiKM t ' uni i i ' ? iut , . .
^ ,, burned righ
end Grieve would sleep on hoard. .
| The weat
The aviators will reneh London at 7 .
, s?as calm,
o clock Tuesday evening. _ ....
; Two lifehof
The news of the rescue has elec-! capsized
trifled all Britain All destroyers, diatelv aft*
after a thorough search of the At- an(j anofho
lantic for 300 miles from the Irish Florida
coast, had given up the quest and Helng foi
there was practically no hope that hurriedly
the airmen were alive. clothes. Jet
The forlorn hope that the aviators valuables b
might be picked up by some craft The comi
without wireless was realized. The yet been ui
Danish steamer Mary, crawling along of the fire.
at nine knots, was the lucky vessel
and her brief message to the watch- !>K. MOTT
ers at the Itutt of I.owls, as she pro- NOT
reeded on her fray to Scotland left New Yorl
the public to sneculate wonderin'/lv through w
' over tne (totalis of the airmen's a" warning ut
ventures. Mott. secret
Tho ndmlraltv immediately dis- council of t
"
patched destroyers from northern dross dellvo
points to intercept tho Mary and tho him hv th?
Dally Mnll instructod all signal sf-v movomont.
tions to try to communicate with th?- "All porsi
captain with the urgent request to ho said, "wt
Dfcid tho aviators at some Scottish hare. Tho
port Tho admiralty quest succeed- vails everyw
ed. and a wireless message came1 't is overv^
from tho dostrover Woolsun late in Hons, whett
the evening that she had overtaken are tern
tfrt> Mary and had transferred the chasms exls
aviators, are not thrc
Nothing excent some crest hnttto
has excited London more than the M KUIR
IUU
unexpected tidings. Tho public was
disposed to question whether tho Da Pas. Ti
first report could be trusted, and the "*es from t
admiralty statement that It was tak- Texas left
Ing measures to verify the report In- ""ftrae
? both nieasu
(Continued on Page 5.) margins.
pppppJMlUJ?J-1-"" rr? ?" ? ' * " " "" ''
SEA CLOSE BY TO ,
A DANISH STEAMER D~"
|
Transatlantic Fliers Transfcrr- Haitimor
of the 156
ed at Sea and Are Being . Hny ljll0 s
Taken to Thurso. burned at
ing in Clies
BOTH MEN REPORTED TO but*'none0'
BE IN PERFECT HEALTH r?3rues wp
| the crew o
officers ?n<
All Hope That the Air Men'"** 'he die:
Were Alive Had Been Ahan- fo>,k
I when the f
d(inert ;inrt Spnrch fnr Tliom i ?. .
?' * ??VI?I liur III11 u I
Had Been Given Up. Mr9- E 1
i com to i
of silencb i
NG RESCUES | Fi
F 156 PASSENGERS
ine Steamer Virginia Is
i
oyr<l at Mouth of r|'{
Potomac.
li
p. M<l.t May 26.?Several
passengers on the Old j
iteamer. Virginia which
1 o'clock Saturday mornisneake
bay off the mouth
omac river, were injured
was lost. Many thrilling
re made by members of **e
f the burning vessel, and <lt
i members of the crew
lapeake liner City of Norwas
close to the Virginia *ie
Ire occurred and stood by co1
he last. orl
Li. Newberry, of Baltimore c'''
W. G. I^ane, of the Vir- hn
9 the most seriously in" m<
s. Newberry was hurt ari
t?boat fell and Captain
fTering from bad burns. coi
jured persons in a Baltl- tin
tal are: te?
Ban Jones, back injured, vil
iry Rfney. of Newport] no
body hrusises. | th<
W hitn DV Vnwlmrrv ' * -
.. ? ^ .... "-reii;, "Hie |
severely shocked. Te
Williams, negro. body elf
Co
?lnla was bound from S.
to Old Point and Norfolk,
arrled a crew of 82. All
e of the crew, negro deck; iej
s been accounted for. The'
passenger list was lost. pr,
Lane stayed with his j|n
i last and was so badly, so]
t on his arrival he want ec,
a hospital. pr
Lane. MaJ. C. D. Davidrip
Meade, who was going fD)
t News. and a laborer, j w
ist persons to leave the i to,
ini
ree men stayed until thej
hot their hands and faces
red. Then they leaped ne
ividson was picked up by
ind taken to the steamer
Ending that the Florida eV(
for naltimoro ho got into'vi1
obont and wont ovor to ""
r Norfolk to continue on ,,r|
moot his friend wa
f> minutes after the blaze
on the Virginia the men
of Norfolk, who were do- f ra
loir power to rescue those Vlf
rning vessel, heard cries( pr(
rhe boats of the two ves-j'"01
1 by the cries of those lnp
life-belts around them.l Pn
ng with the water, pick- v*'
ley could find. * pril
o'clock the Virginia was
1 and smoking hulk,
it down to the water line.
her was clear and the(
facilitating rescue work, j
its filled with passengers ?'v
One turned over inime-l !
ir leaving the Virginia dal
r a short distance from, ver
j wil
reed to, leave the ship pat
passengers left their (>n
volry, money and other tivi
rl01temurder i
1-4 ii .>Avv lO'i
mil mystifies: ?
! Thcif' nro no no
! In itii killinr of Lot
p of Young Man Killed is v< ' K""s?
I hpfor< noon by Moan
i tain Nopi o 1 ired fatal ; oppcr on tii
Shot. '-aicifff's puss.', li
! i ' v<>n up liopc nf a]
slaver and ha v? been
ENCE ACCl'MTLATES ? Hoi is during the
_____ ?.? killing of th? |>
plunter.
instances Weave ( hain nf pp.. ? tjaVo ?> >..n i
It Around Ernest Hunter,, to ,h*'wl"'rt';ll,uu,s '
. . v, . a said <> havi been
;r<>. Hut Chain is N?t! riv,.r a, v0
nplete. I twttii (Joofh s t?*
i Wyek. but whether
I those is
owing is from the Charlottej soUpht ,s an opon (|
er today. ( Bloodhounds w ore
outstanding development of' rhar|0tte last Frida
lay's investigations into the j f)rr forim>rly rh
of Harry H. Montgomery was | ,,nnf.nstcr> nn(, r>e?,
Irlitinn t\f tum i?'?i'? "?1
ist oratorical efTort presented, ',,K' r
tile he was strongly supported by hand
lyor Harveley and Secretary Bur- '"at ''
II him "
Sentimental Reasons for Choice.
St'?n 1
It is no secret that decision of the tr5p to
?cufive committee to select Green- t())(
le as the home of the first conven- .,OV(
n was attributed, in large mensf\
to sentimental reasons, for it |h,,..0
s vividly recalled that at f'amp no?,
vler. just north of Greenville, the
th division men received then nv w
dninp prior to their overseas ser- Ron,er
e. Members of the committee, |frp
>fessing a desire to hold the first i far jiaj
ivention in the city which would
aire the largest attendance, ex*ssed
the conviction that Greenle
was the logical selection. Gen- '^1'>
d Tyson pointed out that many of ? ' k
? men. who, under other condi- 'r'min
ns. m'cM not care to attend the '"1!p '
eting of^the association, would] nL' ,,n
il impelled to go to Greenville s'on u
ere they were transformed from'0000,
illans into soldiers. I an
. ? ? .1 ternooi
September 20 and .10. next, are the
stated
es finallv agreed upon for the eon'
- | week (
ltlon. and not less than s iiihi man,
:i iT??B!(iPnt J. K. O'Donnpll. of stooped
Potary club. seconded the invi-' wn'ked
on, pouring the committee tbit ?'.o pis
rv possible cotirt'?sy would bo Montgo
forrcd upon the visitors, while nrfrn.
people of tbo city and state would Wall*
(Continued on Page 4.) 1 (Cc
ft
1 ntfpnd tho sosskins, ft 1r antlci-j '' "
r>(1 by pr^pputlvp fommiltppmcn
\1 iss O
?envfl1e already is making tenta-j
f? plans for lavishly entertaining lTS
i veteran* of the famous "Old '' ''' 1
l;ory" division, while the exeeu- "
? committee is planning for nn in- '"on ol
esting round of events. Special
niflcance of the convention dates. < w'n '
course, is to be found In the fact, 'nc
f they will be ttie first anniversary
the breaking of the once speminii-,] " ' ?? di
impregnable Hindenhurg line, the f'"'n f
ishlng process having been effect- f
in chief measure by the 30th di- ,,H' "'v
i-_ Tbos
Ion.
j . room x
omposed of troops from the
cress s
olinas and Tennessee, the divis- f?Wen
. through its representatives, was on to f
ed to consider invitations from reeding
> South Carolina cities, two North sccounl
ollna municipalities and three of the kit
inessee's urban centers. Raleigh's picture
Itation was the first one present- She
Mayor James T. Johnson voiced t- vlng
earnest des'ro of the people to Mvers
crtnin the division, a large part of near Fh
ch consisted of North Carol r t rn'lod
ops. including many frojn Ral- testifier
EN 30TH DIVISION CHA
DECIDE GREENVILLE i
rst Convention to He Held Fianc
Next Fall Comes to Pied- Cei
mont City.
> MEET SEPTEMBER 29 EV1D
rst Home of Division Chosen Circui
By Men Who Say They Cui
Are "Simply Coing Back Nej
Home." Con
Kaleigh. N. O., M?.y L'6.?After fc'oM
hi ing the claims of seven southern Observ
ies for the honor of entertaining The
a first convention of the 30th di- yestert
lion association, which is to be killing
Id next autuinn, the executive the ad
remittee of the recently formed j rhain
canlzation in session here, de-| which
led upon Greenville, S. C., as the|agalns
oper place. As the Greenville who w
>n said, "The men of the division hours
e simply going hack homo." Test
Presentation of Invitations to tho jury y
nvention consumed several hours, only k
a cities importuning the commit- crime,
> being Raleigh, Asheville, Green-j that I
lie, Columbia. Knoxville. Chatta-I slayer
oga and Memphis. Members of 'than I
? committee present were Gev. re-enai
wrence D. Tyson, of Knoxville, explaii
nn.; Col. Albert L. Cox. of Ral-indy.
ch; Col. Don JF. Scott, of Graham; man v
1 II. B. Springs, of Georgetown, brow i
C. a desc
Greenville brought a persuasive ^1P
o of speakers. Mayor H. C. Harve-' of c'r
r, Senator Proctor A. Honhaiu tind' "untei
cretary F. M. Burnett, forcefully' ,>0,'ce
esentlng the claims of South Caro-j vv'hich
a's Mountain City. General T.v- ma<^e
n and other members of the ex- "ov'8
utive committee were visibly im- a ,oca
eased by the concrete manner in>*ear8.
ilch the Greenville delegation Het 'f,"n,e
rth the facts concerning plans for on
tertainlng the convention Sena-j 3t,uar?
r Bonham's speech was easily the | ?'
phind, and all were lost.; the
tany's officials have as Hl<
nahle to learn the cause t'vi
tor
sic
SAYS \VK ARK of
THROl'tlll WITH WAR *?>?*
<t May 26.?"We are not nf
ith war yet," was the 'v
tered by I)r. J.?hn It. ni:
[arv of the international
he Y. M. C A., in an ad- vlsl
red at a luncheon given' <
s Methodist centenary Tar
' Ion
ons are on their nerves."
>ich are worn ajid thread- tw<]
spirit of criticism pre- ^ar
here. On the other side fen
.vhere in evidence. Na- it|V
ler victors or vanquished P(j
and embittered Deep
;t between nations Wet Pnfl
>uch with war yor." | wh!
t\!) PROHIBITION
1 e|(T
I'FN *TIMi IN nOI'BT.' .
the
ex.. May 26 Latest
he general election In ovo
the prohibition nnd wo- ron
e issties in doubt with t^e
res lending by slight
\
- ?
* .
" v"" *" " perman, of Meckh
of circumstantial evidence Thpv proveil inGffe(
the police have obtained hurr|p(1 bark to rha
l Krnest Hunter. the negro |n connection with
as arrested Friday night four Llayar of n.,rry ,, M
after the killing. was sbnj jf) death wl
ifying before the coroner s j aulornohlle wllh his
estcrday Miss l.orine Owen.. r,np Gwen ,.(tP Fr,(,
nown living witness to the1 Funeral services
declared that she was "sure"| majn8 nr Mr Horton
lunter was the man The SaMirdav aflernonn
looked "darker" Friday night; I|t T,anK,nR Rook ro
lunter did when the scene was I |afp hnn)p A |jirB
Pted Saturday night, hut. -he frjpnds and rP]a(lve
ted. the night was darker Fri- s,.rVjroR
She described t> the jury ai m
gith wide cheeks, a low, -dick TllltKK VKSsKLs /
ind a mustache. Such also is AI11IIVK WITH T
ription of Hunter. Washington. May
second link added t<? the chain s *i!;ngs announced
cumstantinl evidence gainst partment include th
r was the statement made to a....
Chief Walter B. Orr. and June 3; Troy, due at
Wednesday likely will he ;ind Duca ile Aot
under oath to Coroner Z. A. York June 3. Thf
and his jury, hv J. P. Clibaon. N'ederlanden will li
1 street car conductor for 15 ??.rs detachment, car
to the effect that he earned tn<>hmcnt. dental u
r to Stop 19 1-2 Myers Park I companies numbers
car leavlnp Independence and 252, hospital s
? for that suburb at 8.42 hospitals numbers
t Friday ninht. C.ibson said be an,j ;{r,2 of the 31211
arried Hunter to Myers nark detachment 313 ot
reds of times" and contended quarters and medic
e would know bint if he saw i companies A and It
in Kurope." Mr Clbson saw headmiarters. medic
r leaning apain?t a post near detachments, contpa
9 when the car made a second elusive, 35?>th tnacli
the suhurt) about 9:55 o'clock ion. 275 military po
I Chief ftrr. | taiv police companie
elopnients of yesterday dis- ?-*?that
no person other than \K\lilA Al.l< <>l"
aire <lv mcMt:(>n?'d in the ; n- OII.IO Oi T <U It
?ments of otllr'iiils are suspect-' Columbus, May
the least of beinp involved in tier hat Into the t
ay in the kllline of Mr. Moct-( Although corst'tntt
y. The evidence which the po-, does not become off
five been aide to obtain thus Tuesday, alt but H>3
? been only acalnsf Hunter and loons in the state m
no one rise into the affair. j polity at midnight
siime ln<|iiest Wednesday. | 1he $105 license in
coroner's jury convened at 1 o " n"vl Monday '<
yesterday morning in the! ri"' f,'ggest a#loo
al courtroom of the M-cklep-! '""^d a< Mridgepo
ounty courthouse and except-1'1^ ifs dnors untl
lionr for luncheon was in ses-: ' L ''' " s owned
ntil f> o'clock yesterday after-j 1aru' "mo'ov
when Coroner Hovis ordered 11'' ^ nr
lottrnmenf. until tomorrow af- ' ,>:IH q?'d an av
n at 4 o'clock. Coroner llov's ''""Us :l day.
that the Jury mav spend a ?,,io is nmv ,hp
ar more in investigations be-'"" to have
nderlng a verdict. lloMKW\ltl? TKtHl
se testifying yesterda> were MONTHS \HK\1> <
wen. Word H. Wood, who was New York. May 2
it to meet Miss Owen after the of troop movements
, and Detectives ('. W Rus-1 country $100.000.00'
It. Hradley anil J. D ,l;>hn- War Maker declared
f the city police department, h'-re last nitD t at a
riuest was held in sjjc'?,cy. not I'hi Gamma Delta
lewspaper representatives he- setting that 215.000
awed to attend. j i returned th's u
Owen's testimony yesterday, 'hat the department
ill! to informntii n i.tti.ine.t . ?..???.i a ,
>fH I r? 1 sources. was snhatpn.
. ,, .. , Tin: ti:\\*\ti.\v
he same as told tno n ' cp on
hf of the killing and lafpr ' ' I v? II X \ I \ IO!
e pprni'tfpd within tho court- ^^hlnnra. Moroc
rhile tho Innnpat was in orrv- l*ip,,tenant HoMt. a
fated afterwards that Miss wh? Wt Par,s "ar,y ;
while waiting to hP caPed up- ,nR on ,h" ,,rst ,,>p
ii ? ? . .v transatlantic flight In
estifv. walked ahou* top room
.... ... . to Itruzil. landed at
: The f harlotto Observer s
, o , . , , . , *'if?ht at Kopitra. rt
1 of Sttndnv s developments in
.. .iii ... r . Rabat. His machine
line and looking at the first
, , ,, , in landing. and th<
of herself in a newspaper.
i t> .1 i- _ trip will have to he
and Mr. Montgomery were
along the road leading from I PKKSON >
nark i"?o th" m:tln h?lf road Vti;? l.iicy Holm
1st boulevard when the negro ( Charlotte. spent Sunt
to them to stop. Mt?s Owen KHzaheth and Maty
I. Mr Montgomery had ,.r?p(lon at their ht
the ear. She said the negro street
to the machine and. holding ? ?
tol lust behind her. fired as M ss Mary Hough
mery glanced towards the from < olnmhla
been attending Chlco
ting around the rear of the was accompanied ho
. Idle Ronnett, of (>i
>ntlnued on Pa^e Four.) ( will visit her for sev
rmwio'ATTENDANCE LAW
J i> 1 I .ijliM <v
FOR THE SCHOOLS
w developments ? ?
tlier Ho.ton one,
' . ' Kvqulres Ail Children Between
\\ ithorspoon. :i
< tlorton larin. Eifcltt ard I'otirteen to Atinu
I'vr. has not - u ].;j.,|,iy Days.
Iipri'hiiniling the
diligent in their |
four days since 1'AT'S '.It.: TOoSIIiLE
roniinent young
ii " 'iv rumors as Tit' e | p !p- ! c"1" D.stanc?
>f ,h? A!? I r,"oir i^oo! May Claim
rious points he-1 Exemption if No Wagon
rry and Van Route is Near.
the negro seen
r?-,i.v th? one J "
[Ueslion. i Following is the compulsory
brought from | srhool attendance law passed by the
y evening by j. I recent legislature:
ief of police in j An act to regulate school attend11y
Sheriff Fes- ance of all children within cer'. ila
nburg county, j ages.
live and were Sec. 1. He it enacted by the genirlotte
for work' ?ral assembly or the State of South
trailing the Carolina, That every parent, guariontgomery,
who dlan or other person having charge
lille riding in an j ?' any ehil between eight and fourflance.
Miss ho- teen years of age, must send such
ay night. child to a public, private or parochovor
the re- tal, or to a competent tutor, subject
were conducted to the approval of the county superand
burial was intendent of education, school for
metery near his four consecutive months, or cichtv
e concourse of days during the scholastic year, that
s attended the he school attended is in session:
Provided That in case the term of
j any school is less than four months
iltK IM K 'It) lor eighty days attendance for the
IIOOPS .:t*XK :t M11 term ?>f such school shall he suf26.-?Transport
ficiont to meet the requirements of
by the war de- this act. except as hereinafter pioe
Koenigon der vided.
Newport News s?>o. 2. Upon written petition a
New York .lunr* majority of the qualified electors reda,
due at New siding in any school district requeatKoenigen
der jnp th??- attendance of nupils on
ring headquar- school throughout th" full te-m, the
up infirmary de- county board of education shall ornit,
ambulance der such attendance hereunder.
349. 360. 361, This act shall not shorten the period
ection and field nf school attendance in any district
349. 350. 351 where a longer school term than
ti sanitary train: four months is now maintained and
iginoers: head- ;itteednnco is required under the lo nl
detachments. (..,j option law.
, 510 engineers; i see. 3. That any child whose
al and ordnance physical, ment ' or mnrnl pnnPtinn
nies A to P 'ii- ri-'Ms it for ntf endanee at. so! ool is
lino mm battal- exempt Pom the rennlrements of
I in? an<l niili- ? . n ^ t f such child must be
s. j designated as unfit by a person
competent to judge and appointed to
s\i,<io\s t?i 1 <io c() ),y the hoard appointing the
i siM>ss \u\\ attendance officer for that territoryM>
Ohio threw ^ec .j That any child living more
irohil'Mton ring.'fhr|n (wo an(j one-half miles from
o"tl nrohitiitnHi, pv.V'Ic. pr'rate rr pmoch'al
ective until next ,infj anv rhild under twelve
of the .?.fi"0 so- y,oars 0f ai:0 living more than two
nit business Sat niiles from such school, may claim
rather than pay ex,,mpljon froni the requirements
order to keep of geotion j?rovidod. That any
>r the one tla>. ,?nj] living within one mile of any
n in the uoild. rpcnjnr roUf,. nf a school wagon may
rt. f>. will not n((f ointm exemption.
1 Mondav mid-i
, Sec r. That anv private or pabv
Sam tie' I n__
, . roehial school attended bv anv child
,*s 7 7 hai feeders
. . between eight and fourteen vears of
past four vears
.,a (wm age sba'l first be approved by the
erage of 20.000 ?
state board of education. Such.
. scnool must give its instruction in
h-epcst state in , , ,
the Knelish language. and if must
prohibition . ...
teach such subjects as are required
>l? MOV KM K NT in i similar public school in South
[>r s< lll'.iu !.K Carolina.
6.?Acceleration Sec fi The county hoard of etiuhas
saved this cation shall appoint such attendance
it. Secretary of officer 01 officer* as the needs of the
in an address public hools of the county may redinner
of the quire: Provided, That the board of
fraternity. As- trustees of any district containing a
men will have town or city of two thousand inhahilonth.
h?> added fonts ma\ nominate to the county
t was three to board of education the attendance
>f it* schedule officer for their district and may fix
h;s compensation from tlio special
' 'f 1 V. b'x funds of their district. The dut
tit WDONKD tjos nf sllcp attendance officer shall
co. May - "hp to take annually a school census
Vrenrh aviator. ^p phildren in each district
yesterday morn- between the ages of six and fourteen
of a project* d yearSi an(j ff) pie with the county
* \\a\ of Dakar hoard of education, a report giving
*' ? 1,1 k by school districts the name of each
kilometres frnm j|<1. the race, sex, and the names
> was damaged an(1 ]ooa, addresses nf each child's
transatlantic paronts This census shall he tan
ban cloned
ken during 'bo month? of July and
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Carson, of tend the public schools shall be rolav
with Misses ported bv the attendance officer to
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head of the proper stato
school for such special child,
returned Tues- Spf. 7 Women shall he eligible
where she has fot. employment as district or county
ira college. She attendance officers.
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