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A | At Your Service! Telephone Keystone SO when you want something or , have something to sellThe Star and Wave classified ada will bring the results. 10c the line of six words. 11m man without a definite aim in BOs is helplessly disabled. Money boa to. proper place and is a staunch friand in times of strum. •tort now with the Security Trust (Builder's Hardware & Household Supplies ; M. H. WARE SIS Wash. St. K,y Phone U4-X \ f PRINTERS' INK HAS been respotv able for thousands of business successes throughout the country Everybody in town may know you but they don't know what you have to sdL UrertuiftS Will fid# Toi \ „ . ...

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BIG TIME FOR I. ,0. M. < . It was resolved that in two weeks ! ' the L 0- M-, Columbia Lodge, No. 23, , are going to have a social affair for a grand initiation in full regalia A ' i committee of five will attend the ' i Progressive League meeting, Wednesday, May 17th, to arrange with .

the Progressive League and the otier j i lodges and clubs of the city, for a ' grand celebration of the Fourtl of July- It is important that everytody > [ at the Progressive League neet ; should give a big. boost in the torn- ■ ing of a successful wheel tow»ds 1 this the grand U- S. A. celebration.

ANNEX NOTES The May Day sports on Friday {last, held on the playground of the I Annex School, were largely attended I by parents apd citizens. The event was indeed a credit to the Annex air. [the pupils put forth every ounce of I effort to make the occasion one to be long remembered. The opening feature was the mass drill led by one of the primary teachers, Miss F. L. Davis, in which the primhry and grammar departments participated. Then followed the events in order and the prizes were awarded at the end of the meet. High jump for girls, 1st, Flossie Howard; 2nd, Carrie TurperHigh jump for boys, 1st, William Davis; 2nd, Henry Turner. Little boys' pursuit race, 1st, Allen Burkes; 2nd, Albert Bose; 3rd, John Welling. Human wheelbarrow, 1st, Winfield Morrell and Frank Kersey; 2nd, Hildreth Cox and George Palmer. Spoon race, 1st Martha Coleman; 2nd, Anna Nash. Three-legged race, 1st, George Palmer and Hrldreth Cox; 2nd, Ella Howe and Anna Nash. Little girls' pursuit race, 1st, Harriet Morrell; 2nd, Thebrra Stevens; 3rd, Flossie JohnsonShoe race, let, Walter Coleman; 2nd, Herman Brown. Sack race, 1st, William Caphart; 2nd, Robert Perkins. 100 yard dash for boys, 1st, John Giles; 2nd, George Palmer. Boys' jockey race, 1st, George Pal mer and Hijdreth Cox; 2nd, Frank • Kersey and Adrain Caphart r Girls' jockey race, 1st, Martha t Coleman and Evelyn Brown; 2nd, Ella Howe and Viola KennardBoys' relay race, George Palmer, William Davis, Henry Turner, Charles Palmer, 100 yard dash for girls, 1st, Ella Howe; 2nd, Anna BurkesExhibition high jump, 4 ft-, 7 in. John Giles. Girls' relay race, Olivia Turner, , Carrie Turner, Anna Burkes. Push barrel, 1st, George Palmer; 2nd, William Caphart.' j Obstacle race, George Palmer- ! Prof. E. R. Brunyate, superintendj ent of schools, distributed the prizesi Miss L- Genung, physical training teacher and Mr- Woodson were the judges- Miss Dorothy Palmer and Miss Dorothy Johnson, starters. Mr. : George Jefferson, the officer of the , i day, and Prof. C. R. Thompson, principal of the Annex, announced the events in order- The prizes were generously contributed by citizens. "I was in the army." "All through the war?" "Well, that's what I put it down "Could you place mv son in your office?'' 1 "All right; what can he do?" 1 "What can he do If he could do anything I'd hire him myself, of r "Mother, our school has a new class r on deportment-'' t "Indeed! Then what is your arm - doing supper table?" 3* "Oh, but we jop'e otnnt-tilj next ' j

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