The Allentown Democrat from Allentown, Pennsylvania • Page 4

ALLENTOWN DEMOCRAT- FRIDAY, 1913 FOURTH PACTE i I was roing on? Few fishermen, in all The Alieiitown Democrat probability, have ever given the mat FRIDAY AND SATURDAY VERY SPECIAL UNDERPRIGINGS ter la thought, most of them are more wv-irrw IT lsM. bent on getting- tho fish than on In jl nidatt -nrli'h Newspaper In Lehlali dulging- in nature study. A very in (GIoSd Store terestlng- lecture was delivered recently at I'i8hm6ngers Hall, London Bridge, by Dr. Francis Word, entitled "With a Camera Under Water." The Friday Saturday lecture depicted aub-aquatic life from CENTRE SQUARE, ALLENTOWN, FA. ICCTK lETrlLEIICM 8UAS3I aiMil TmIR ki) 8U1I irtl-n BBJ tho fish's point of view, land was II lustrated by lantern slides and cine The Democrat hopes that the time is not far distant when tho school matograph films.

children of Allentown will be an im Descend at of AJU-muwn Weekly Democrat. FRANK HAINlta, Bdltor troai to M04. laeued every day la year (axoepi inday) by the tMOCRAT PUBLISHING CO. ef AHentewn, Pa. incorporated.) No.

Ml Noriu main Street, ilaiitowu. SBJORQB H. HAWUNBl, President, JH. HAitWlOaeo. and Tinea.

WJuidL Editor. HPuituKo" A. WluS'l'tU. City Kdltor iiinlerea In Ua poet on.ce at AlleuUiwu fa aauuua 4iiaj mailer. Lehigh till tU releyhuae lUeD Xna Allentown Democrat la served du.iy (except Sunday) oy carriers at tania per week.

S.vu par year, anywhere in uia United I tatea. Canada and Mexico CLASSIJ-Ii-U ADVKBTIMNO. lUttaa tor Help Bale, For Kent, tfoardlus or Bourne Xor Hent, Losi VTj it oania for ona laaartlou or Dr. Ward assumed, for reasons Yon, who attended our Friday and Saturday "Special Bargain Sale" know by experience you get MORE CHANGE back out of every dollar, than on other occasions. THIS week is no exception to the rule and we offer vou on FRIDAY and SATURDAY which he stated at length, that the vision of a fish approximated to our portant fuctor in the Memorial Day parades.

There wore some of the pupils of the public schools In this yar's parade and their presence add own, and polntou out mat tne appearance of an object below water, DO YOU REMEMBER The officers of Company Forty-first Regiment of Militia in 1863: Charles Keck, captain; David H. Kline, first lieutenant; Stephen Smith, second lieutenant; Levi Krauss, first sergeant; Abner A. Campbell, Georj Dlefenderfer, James A. Richer. Alfred a.

Po-ter, sergeants; Daniel Reinsmith, Gideon H. Smith, Benjamin J. Schlosser, Joseph Hough, David Deily, Charles Lelnberger, David Pfaff, Daniel II. Snyder, corporals; John Roth, musician? ed a picturesqucness to tho occasion Extraordinary Bargains that wlas impressive. a a and the way in which this varied In different situations, was entirely a question of sub-aqueous optics.

The angler could only learn what the fish If the municipal authorities of FOULARDS c.uLa ior mi aa naortioaa. tiituauou. k.iueo. liioiieu Iroo ot charge utnar rata aivc upon application. Printed Silks (All Colors) Suiieook, N.

are consistent they won't permit any "C'ouk-With-Uas" signs in tho town. a a A TRYST IN TYPE. iitHrui all eommuulcatlona to the For Dresses or Wuits ('M inch), $1 Fabric! Dumocra. IrHbUahtng AUantown. jVa William Jacoby, who was elected could see him by placing himself in the position of the fish.

It was the angler's business to keep out of sight, and to do that he must learn the fish's range of vision. This varied with the depth of the fish in the water. Imagine the flsh to be threo feet deep, tho rang of vision, looking upward, was MESSALINES All Silk, 19 Inches. Ijine of Colors, Stripe Ef- OC-fects goods 0JC FINE SERGES In Two Patterns Self Stripe All Vool (50 inch), $1.50 Quality, only PltOO JACQUARDS Tussah Effect, Line of Colors. For Waists or Dresses (27 OG inch), 3Dc Goods for mOC SHEPHERD CHECKS Black and White, 2 Size Check.

For Suits or Skirts, very OO Popular, Fabric for OOC The Democrat invites oomanunlcatoni irt lurMlrt, out such conjmunlca-iwna j.Tuat ba tree Irora personal abuw aeU-advertlain. 'AW must treat em Ki.ii tha raadeta OX the constable for Allentown in 1S49? GREY MOHAIR White Hair Line Stripe linen tne Allentown seminary was Wlatereaied. Tba Democrat reservaa tba riant to reject any -5 will under no clrcura- opened in tlie Livingstone mansion in ISIS by Rev. C. R.

Kess- rsice for Separate Skirts (42 inch), Kcgular $1 (ioods. through a cone of light, the surface rmiat rand stamp iur circumference of which was 18 feet. She held her sweet mouth up to him And then remarked, to wit: "Vou may print a kiss on my lips, ilea Jim, But you must not publish It." Boston Transcript. But in another moment Jim, Unless we miss our guess, Had gathered Iier form close up to him MllVW. wjai purpoae.

Allentown Darnoorat Agenda ftiunifini aatanoiea to Allan' In a room with a single window an object held between the eye of the $10 Long Coats, Mixtures, 59c "Middy" Blouses for Girls, $3.93 One-Piece Gingham Dresses, town Democrat can Boutin, mlaaiaa $1.50 White $1.00 $15 Black Satin Coats Suits, $5.00 $12.50 One-Piece Silk Poplin Dresses, $6.98 copies wlii ba auppUaa ana attoew i.uua recaiTd; ivmiwu Newe Aavacy, larau observer and the window appeared as a silhouette, and with the fish every object which cJame within the cone of light appeared as a silhouette against 39c 2.98 ler? Whn Jeddediah H. Weiss was elected justice of the peace for Hanover township in 1 8 1 When Klias llensingcr was appointed postmaster at Lyon Valley in 1S82? a Oh, Mr. Newitt, How could you do it? In Illinois chiropodists must now lake out licenses. And yet we ought to encourage those pooplo who begin L.m:h Valley Newa lfclh Val- 411 Union St. bright background.

The lino of vision continued above AUVaa est the surface of Iho water at a much And rushed right off to press. Youngstown Telegram, And after that without a douht, Jim took a strong position, it liutchlnaon. Qrooarlaa. Union wider angle, so that a fisherman i Ualdaman. 1I South lth Bt- standing on the bank might be plalnly 3 hjniou Aiewa Aasancy.

Uiinuurfi Insisting that they should get out seen by the fish, apparently right on top of him, while an angler wading An extra Into edition- Chicago Record -Herald. "ouvur Rubt. Tobacco. Urea A. ieilla.

BarOar. SJ Worth lim N. Henalnaer. Tobacco. 01 North La BC 0.

work at the foot. a a deep might be unobserved though quite close to the fish. The arms and Joan Roth. Baroer, Ln Nona U. Creaauian.

Tobacco, eta rod would, however, be almost sure 1'ouita St. W. X. Xoder. Coniectlonery, 27 North to come within the view of the fish, Natural 25c Linens, Sale Price Men's 50c Working Shirts, "Blue Chambray" 42c Embroidered Swisses (slightly soiled), 25c Quality Men's $1 Poros Knit Union Suits for 79c Zephyr Ginghams (32 15c Kind QY2c Seersucker 50c Petticoats for only 39c "Knotaford" Suitings, Worth 10c, Sale 7c Crepe (Long) Kimonos (Figured); $2 worth for $L39 "Corded Pongee," 25c Goods, Sale Price 18c Petticoats, Brocade Effects, $1.25 Kind for White Batine, 45-inch, Grey Border, 39c Linen Ulsters, Worth $1.98, this Sale $1.25 Bleached Linens (Bound Thread), Worth $1.25, for 98a Junior Norfolk Dresses for $1.98 Ladies' 10c Gauze Vests, Friday Sale 7c Table of Girls' 75c Straw Hats Choice 25c Ladies' 39c Union Suits, Only 19c $5.98 Short Coats (Striped Coverts $2.98 Black Silk Ljsle Hose, 25c Quality for 18c 9x12 Tap.

Brussels (Seamless) $20 Bugs $16 Black Silk Hosiery (Linen Sole), $1, for 89c 9x12 Axininster $25 Bugs, Only $21 Long Black Lisle Gloves, $1 Kind, for 49c $1 Summer Curtains for Only 69c But Jim was most aggressive, and, ilo carried her by storm, He was so rough, that I understand, He almost pied her form. Altoona Times. hence the advantage of deep wading 'ilf htKlttar. Orocartaa. 01 North Se- "Btroup a Pharmacy.

1MT Chaw Kouns'a Orocery Btore. Third and ftal-bsv 1U Ward. and of kneeling or lying on the ground when throwing a fly over shy flsh. Outside the cone of light i iii-N t-uy councils oi Allentown adjourns for all time we hope the members will kiss and make up. We'll pay a handsome price for the moving picture privilege-e a According to a fashion not the split skirt will bo in style.

Our application is in for the job of traffic officer at Sixth and Hamilton streets. But Editor N'cwitt got more than six cents worth of advertising out of Jim thought the form was not just FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1913 mentioned vision did not penetrate beyond the water, but objects In the water outside the cone, Instead of ap right, Too much space is always bad, He'd rather have it good and tight So he used tho wasto to pad. Wilkes -Biarro Times-Leader. pearing as silhouettes, assumed their natural colors, and the surface of the water reflected exactly, and on calm days reproduced, the same colors as For Jim there was trouhlo in store White Sale Will Be Continued all the Week tho bottom. In the same way the 'Tis a pathetic case under parts of birds of prey acted as The old man sneaked in through the Newitt.

Now the middle PRINCIPLES, NOT NEW RULES NEEDED. Our good friend EdltarSchwartz of tlie Altoona Tribune still is hopeful that the breath of life can again be blown into the Republican Klephant. Kdilor Schwartz is strong on hope. Ho simply won't lie convinced that tlie G. O.

1. is as dead as the traditional dour and he thinks that now rules for the party will revivify it. The Tribune says: l-'or many years the Tribune has criticized the Republican jiractice of civinar states with scarcely any Fte- His name, is George A. guess what T. It.

think initial stands for. mirrors. Wlion a heron stood In the water making its meal of fish its legs door Ami pave poor Jim tho "chase." oplay spilled a pi.il of scalding water over himself and was so badly ookod like the stalks of weeds and liurned that Iho child died in a few treatment Is merely to kill tho pests whom will also deliver addresses, and keep tlie seed for food for man-j Quite a number of this place ut-kind or livestock, tho heating or tended tlie. consecration ot-baking process is all rlrht; but where. Pipe organ at Fogilsville on Sunday, the seeds or grains are to be kept Mr.

and Mrs. Aaron Arnei- enler- he body, with the murderous beak, hours in terril.de agony. pay an awnu price in sickness and in him; was quite invisible to the llsh until He gave her a drubbing land sent her death for 'bargains" prepared tinder Miss I'onayhan has gone to MoMichael's before making a trip to oo late to escape. out scrubbing. for planting he life germ must hum, uc-mown, xuu- i adelphia and New York on Sunday.

such pitiless and often pestilent con And ibis from all worry relieved ditions. Well indeed hias Dr. Solo For this purpose the proper treat? ui in. Jack Johnson, the colored bruiser. mon Solis-C'olien observed that "the l'liblinan votes as much influence in lias been sentenced to one year in lie was "lira, I of the household.

be ment consists in fumigating the seen 1 with the liquid known as carbon I wa. or hurt hand hdlv. I thia Lzra, Mummey, M. II. Ireos.

Wm. bisulfide. At least one pound of this Denver, where she expects, to spend the summer with lior sister, Mrs. Det-nuiyer. Miss I'miaslian is one of the teachers of t'mvn.

Mrs. I I. lierr.i and Mrs Ver-of Hatsli ro are (spending several days at the home of Mrs. W. V.

Weaver. a national convention as the loyal poverty of lazarus makes itself felt Ttcpublican This paper pro jail and $1000 fine. Tlie ronlence is not a severe one and the Democrat In tho house of Dives;" yes, and his liquid is needed for every one nun-, tpsted warmly in lltOS aaainst the dred bushels of grain. It can be infections aleol opes that the public will soon forget and Howard Weaver of Allcntow were the of uMr. and Nf thiniiel Gregory.

Mi-, and 'Airs. John Kciebard of I'ikeville, were entertained by hi brother, Jerome and fami' of Thursday. Irs. Joseph son George ar. da light, 'Mary, spent Sunday cvenir willi John li and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sieckel wh spent a. few mouths with the h.tter parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Hoc left for their former home in Indiar on Friday. Fred llot-h spent Sunday with Ih family of John G. Gerhard at Siesh oltzvilln. James Heil and Oswin Pfleiger Sigmund. called on I'.

Trolling er and familyl on Sunday. The supervisors moved the townshts stone crusher from the John H. Ger farm to the farm of Alvin Arbitz o' Monday. Nathaniel Gregory made a busincs trip to Alburtis. power given to disreputable politicians from the South, and it did the same thing prior to the meeting of usea wunouc aeinmonc 10 OnonerHbnnr on JUo- tne nasty case.

Some newspapers ination- The seed should be Placed' nav HARLEM have been trying to work up senti in a Cioseo. vessel, or one mai Aaron Al-licr attended the convention of 1912. It frankly de sa ill, But she was too worn to discern it; Sho took to her bed, and they had no nnjie bread. As ho was too lazy to earn It. He was "head of the household," he said, And she was too ill for pretences, She died from her was buried by neighbors Ho hadn't the funeral expenses.

New- York Times. be closed tightly. A wash boiler with tne fuut.Pai her -brother Lewis Haas dared that the renomination of Mr ment in favor of Johnson by making a tightly fitting na win ao ior a) Taft would be followed by his defeat, of Allentown on Wednesday. it appear that he has been persecuted small quantity or seea, or a oarrei Robert Ben was the first to cut al- with an oil cloth to be held over the falta grass for hav. and that other men, white and black, nnd although it supported him during the campaign.

It was never the victim of any illusions. The conduct of top by means of a hoop placd around, Butcher C. F. of Uuthsville, it, and over the barrel, or a tightly secured a new automobile for detiver- the convention in giving such states as Texas land Louisiana and South are just as licentious as the colored prizefighter has been. That may all be true, but It does not mitigate closed granary, may serve the pur- jng meat.

Carolina strong representation in the -national convention sowed the seeds A NATURE LOVER. VACATION SCHOOLS, Children in 150 or more American cities will continue going to school during the Summer months this year, according to information received at the United States bureau of education. Clarence Arthur Perry, in a publication issued by tho Russel Sage Foundation, New York city, finds that 141 municipalities reported vacation schools in one or more buildings in 1912, and there will undoubtedly be more this year. Starting originally as a humani pose. After putting the seed in the; Samuel Ritter sold two now train vessel place shallow pans, like pie binders last week.

tins, on it, land Into each pour aj Home raised straw 'berries are now Johnson's crime. After he has served which brought to fruitage the crop his term in prison he ought to keep Ambrose tv.ade rml children F.pliraiin. and Kmnia of near l.aridis' Store, were fhe Sunday visitors of Peter Keys anil family. 'Mr. and Mrs.

Milton W. Gory and grandchilld Hi'a Strunk. spe.it Saturday at Topton. the guests of David Rohi'hach and fauvily.j Mr. and Howard Shultz of Pen burg, paid a viwit to her parents, A.

M. Trollinjjer and family on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yeager and son George, made a jsiness trip to Bally on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gregory and son Ralph spent a few days at Beading visiting friends. Misses Mamie and Gertie Geisholtz quantity of the carbon bisulfide. Re-j in order and peas will soon follow.

"How brisk the breezes blow today! They carry all my cares away. of disaster garnered by the Itepub lican party in 1912. It is now pro member that these fumes are explo- i himself in tho background as much 0OPLAY as possible. posed to change the rules so as to fcuh 2Utte representation in the ICE CREAM FREEZERS Nursery Coolers Water Coolers For the hot spell they are most 'or How said T. "They breathe and sigh!" 'Oh, yes, the wind is nice," said she; 'But it does tan mo dreadfully." national convention of 1916 in pro LAZARUS AND DIVES.

portion to the number of Republican Deapite much that has been said votes it polled. A rule of this sort portune. Only the BLST are sold the Stove Store. Mre. Rrfbert Balliet spent a few days in Bethleaem visiting her sister Mrs.

3d. Cassal. Frank, the one year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Guston, Second and "How pleasant is tho Summer sun will bring about the reign of Justice find may, restore popualr confidence and written to the contrary, health conditions In American cities, as That gilds the meadows every one! tarian movement to keep children off HERSH adv.

S29 Hamilton St. in the Republican party. How bright o'erliead It glows!" I said. the city streets, the vacation schools elsewhere in civilization, are improv What the Republican party needs hiave become an Important part of Oh, yes. she answered with a pout; ing, ir diminished death-rates are a more than new rules is a new assort criterion.

And yet health conditions the school system with a tremendous influence in the demand for the all- But then it brings my freckles out." "Com let us sit upon this bank ment of principles. It suffered de in our grelat cities are not good en five or Inflammable the same as thooe of gasolene or benzine, and fire should be kept away from them. After putting tho liquid in the shallow vessels, either close the larger container, so that it will be practidally airtight, or, in the case of the granary, spread wet blankets over the grain, so that the fumes will be held down. Keep the vessels closed as tightly as possible for at least two hours, and longer time will not be ojectionable. In fumigatins seeds, the vessel for a comparatively small quantity should be placed in a shed or outbuilding, so the fumes will not escape in the house.

After two or more hours remove tho cover and permit ventilation by natural means. Chestnuts may be treated in this way for the chestnut worm, which If not killed would bore through the nuts and disfigure them, although, of course. It does not remove the larva, and, consequently, does not render the nut feat because the party stood for Where rushes cluster tall and dank. ough to satisfy the humanitarian nothing progressive but for every year school. The steady development from 56 cities in 1909 to 141 in 1912 indicates that vacation schools For the "Unexpected Guest" We'll watch," said "The stream go by at any rate those conditions which accompany or follow the gravest so She said, "But I must look a fright! thing retrogressive.

It clung to an issue that had been overwhelmingly And, oh, how tho mosquitoes bite!" represent a genuine educational demand, and not a mere fad. Some of The "Quick Change" Davenport Davenport and Bed Combined "Then, come, we'll seek the quiet wood cial and economic diseases of the body politic At a recent woman's industrial exhibition were placards showing disease engendering condi the schools keep open as long as ten weeks, but six weeks is tho usual And roam about in solitude. Just smell," I said, The pine scent shed." term. In most cities tho session is tions: Obviously insanitary sweat- How sweet! said she. "But I just five days a week, though 11 cities rc sweat-shops.

In which consumptives port sessions of six days. The school work on underwear, shirtwaists, bed- repudiated at the congressional election in 1910. While it may be true that the delegates from the South dictated the renomination of Taft and wrote high protection into the platform, it must not be forgotten that if the Republican party had mmed some oilier Republican than Taft and had declared in favor of tariff reform the result would have been the same, for the voters would not have believed the platform pledge. They would have any more appetizing to the consum or. authorities have generally provided the fluids for the work, but they and table-linen, lace collars and other garments, to be sold on the bargain quake, I'm so afraid we'll see a snake." "Then, let us ramble on the road Between the fields with clover sowed.

Just see," said The waving rye." "Alas," said she, "I can't enthuse, For see how dusty are my shoes." hae sometimes been aided by tuition WERLEY'S CORNER. counter, and to be introduced with fees or private contributions. Ap all their germ-contents lnti other prapriations for vacation -school work homes. A placard bore a doctor's The Weisenburg Sunday school will hold its annual strawberry festival on tatement: "I have found 182 fami Saturday evening, June 7th. in 1912 totalled more than The vacation schools have been dis tinctly successful In most of the In 'WHI.

face about: we'll homeward go. A refreshment stand will tie on the ground. A good orchestra, will furnish You said you loved dear Nature so. the music. Everybody Is cordially in Do Net Be One.

Order It Now lies, 179 with contagious disease, doing this tenement Nicely bottled pecans are sold as tltbltsvfor the well-to-do; in this exhibition $5.00 Down and $5 Per Month Brings It To Your Home vited to be present. stances reported to the bureau of education. In Newark, N. where John II. Rausch, offers a first I find instead You don't." I said.

I do love Nature "she confessed. But love it at a distance best." June Lippincott's. class cow for sale. the vacation school idea is oldest. Su were photographs of a mother and recalled how they had been betrayed by the party after the election of Taft in H0S on a platform that promisod tariff revision downward and how Judge Taft renewed that pledge on the Mump and even in his inaugural and then gave us the lnqultous Payne-Aldrich law.

The Republican party was defeated not because the Southern postmasters controlled tho con- Children's Day services and dedica tion of piano at Weisenburg Sunday two children In a squalid room crack school on Sunday, June luth at two ing the nuts, one of the children p. Rev. Keller will deliver the address and conduct the dedicatory ser- facilitating the work hy using It teeth. By such poor women and little perintendent Roland placed two elementary schools upon an all-year basis in June. 1912.

Some of the advantages claimed for the vacation schools are: They have interested pupils who have not been Interested in the work of the regular term; they have been useful in giving deficient I vices. John Fauch Is giving bis' "building a new coat of paint. Wm. Reinert Is children also (often illegally kept For Insects Injurious To StoreJ Grain and Seed By H. A.

SURFACE Slate Zoologist ention but because it deserved to be defeated. There is not a man In the Republican party nho could have 3 Convertible Daveiv port Bed pupils a chance to make up lost calmed the voters In their wrath over tlicir betrayal by the Republican ground: they have proved to be gen party during the Taft administration. the painter. Wilson Snyder is erecting a butcher and -wash house, also wcathepooarding his home and otherwise beautifying th remises. The second rendition of Huth.

tbe Gleaner, was presented to a wnr big and delightful audience the Weisenburg Choral Society on Sunday even inc. KiChy Fturkert and Claiide Snyder made a business trip to Allentown and on the way home took In the com- nieneement at Ziegel's Church. from school) are bristles put into hair-brushes, artificial flowers made and paper cigarette tubes rolled and licked. One of the most melancholy 'aspects of our civilization, rayi the Journal of the American Sledioal Association, is the pay f-r sweat-shop work: fl a dozen for skilled work at gloves for which tho retailer charges II a pair; 50 cents for four hours'- crocheting of a hand-bag erally beneficial to the heutlth of teachers and pupils; and they have vnt inn Republican party needs CONOMIZE on SPACE, time, labor, worry, rent, with a given teachers who have, taught In them a clearer insight into the real needs of school children. Davenport Bed.

There's a style for every room at prices Many questions are asked tne concerning the treatment of insects Injurious to stored grains and seeds. As my practical experience in treating such pests has been considerable, 1 prepared a general circular of directions, which is as follows: The treatment for insects in stored grain and teeds dcends to a graat is a new assortment of principles. New party rules will avail nothing. The leaders, however, will find It a hard matter to get vote-getting issues. They might write t'eers, Ioe-buck the mail-order house to fit your pocket.

We carry other makes besides the KINDEL." any one which we will gladly show you. THE HEAD OF THE HOUSE. GUTHSVILLE He was "head of his household." he every that appears to be able to fii a ant of mankind. said, And his wife did not laugh. Heaven bless her: Though he hadn't a collar, a shirt or a dollar.

And neither could feed her nor dress her. which sells for $1.50. in 20 inspected homes. 25 per cent, of the workers were between 5 and 10 years of age: nearly half were ufldcr 14; a fourth of the children worked five hours or more a day after school: three-fourths of these home-working families earned less than 10 cents an hour altogether- In the end. however, the consumer not infrequently mua extent upon the quantity to be treated and the purpose to which It Is put afterward.

In many seeds, such as peas, beans, etc, the customary treatment is to kiil the pests, such aa weevils, by baking or heating them to a temperature that destory the insects hit docs not spoil the i for human food. However, it does kill tho germ fo that it will not grow, and thus it is ruined for planting purposes. Where the object of ALLENTOWN SSStfft Kh We Give Dividend Certificates' With Every Purchase The fifth annual commencement of the graduates of the South Whitehall township schools will be held on next Saturday evening. June 7th. at the Jordan Reformed church.

The FV-t, lsvllle orchestra ha een engaged to furnish the music. Richard w. of Allentown will deliver an address. Rfr. F.

Frank Gnth will conduct the devotional ex errises nd superintendent Alvin Rupp will present the diplomas, toth oX AS THE FISH SEES YOU-Has the expert angler who lias had a with a nmrr trout or other ever thought how the analer I -eked to tbe fish while tba battle He was "head of the household," he said. And she, well, perhaps she bclive-I.