anaheim-daily-herald 1921-05-25

The Barton Bedtime Stories HOW DID THOSE BIRDS HURT THEIR WINGS? By JOHN BARTON (Copyright, 1921, by The Associated Newspapers) MY HOW Malty Kitten's little heart beat when he could look far off across the grassy field and see the cabin where he was born! He'd been cold and lonely and starving there, when Nibble Rabbit round him, yet he couldn't wait to put his head inside his mother's hole in the cabin wall and find himself at home. And Thunderpaws—you ought to have seen his sharp skunk eyes pop when he saw it. What a great big place for such a tiny kitten to come from. But they didn't forget their manners—not the bad manners of the Big Marsh, but the good manners of Dr. Muskrat's Pond. Malty Kitten rubbed lovingly against the kind old rabbit when he purred his prettiest thanks for the way he helped them escape from the angry nerons. "There, Kitten," said the old fellow, "you know you're welcome in my hollow log any time you want to come." "Yes," squeaked Thunderpaws, who always "gets his tongue tangled in his tail," as the Woodfolks say, when- Your Kitchen clean as a new pin YOU can keep it that way when you use a good oil cookstove. No drudgery— Your Kitchen clean as a new pin YOU can keep it that way when you use a good oil cookstove. No drudgery—no dirt. Just touch a match to the burner and you have clean intense cooking heat. To be sure of best results in your stove, use Pearl Oil—the uniform kerosene. Pearl Oil is clean burning and economical. It is refined and re-refined by a special process. Every drop is converted into real heat. Pearl Oil is for sale by dealers everywhere. Order by name—Pearl Oil. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) PEARL OIL HEAT AND LIGHT Ford THE UNIVERSAL CAR $676.14 f. o. b. Anaheim With Spring comes the Rush Season for Ford Cars —Each year thousands have been compelled to wait for the cars after placing their orders. Sometimes they have wait many months. —By placing your order now, you will be protecting yourself against delay. You will be able to get reasonably prompt delivery on your Ford car. And you will have it to enjoy when you wait most—this spring. —Don’t put off placing your order. GEORGE DUNTON FORD AND FORDSON SALES AND SERVICE Anaheim Phone 263 ever he tries to be extra polite." And just you remember you can count on my longest tooth any time you want to get away from any one." Of course he meant he was ready to fight any one he could tackle in defense of his rabbit friend, but it sounded as if he were ready to chase him. The bunny laughed till his ears shook. "Thanks," said he, "Malty usually gives me all the exercise I need." Because Malty had clawed the trouble out of the big birds' nesting tree. They'd never have bothered the rabbit if he'd been alone. "Aw, you know what I mean," insisted the skunk. "I want to do something for you." "Well, then, I'll tell you what. If you see a little brown bird out in the grass with a broken wing, don't chase her. She's a friend of mine." The youngsters never noticed the twinkle in his eye when he said it. "We won't," they promised, and off they set, tails a-waving. They hadn't gone very far when up hurried a kildeer, like the ones who nested in the Quail's Thicket. She was dragging her wing and fluttering. Of course they walked right on without paying any attention. Pretty soon they found what seemed like a second one. They didn't bounce her either. Then, out from under a milkweed, right ahead of them, started a third. "Er-wau?" mewed Malty Kitten in surprise. "That isn't the same bird again. I know it. Now how do they get their wings hurt?" It certainly seemed queer. Next story: The birds are up to As a result of a fight waged on the floor of congress by Representative Hamilton Pish, Jr., of New York, a prominent American Legion worker, relatives of aliens who served in the American army, navy and marine corps during the World War are entitled to preferred right of entry into the United States in the three percent immigration to be allowed during the next year under the new immigration bill. The provision in the bill which gives this preference in immigration to the relatives of ex-service men was introduced by Mr. Fish as an amendment to the immigration bill, when it was being considered in the house of representatives. The amendment stipulates that the wives, parents, brothers, sisters, children under eighteen years of age, fiancees of "persons eligible to United States citizenship, who served in the military or naval forces of the United States at any time between April 6, 1917, nad November 11, 1918, both dates inclusive, and had been separated from such forces under honorable conditions," shall have preference right of entry into this country in the three per cent immigration allowed. Funds raised by the American Legion to decorate the graves of all American soldiers buried in Europe have reached $20,000, and are expected to exceed $40,000 before May 30, according to Legion national headquarters. The Legion has pledged that not one of the American graves will be neglected. In response to an appeal for ten cents from every Legion member, eleven departments have exceeded the amount asked for the decoration fund. Florida was the first state to fill its quota. New Hampshire has tripled its allotted sum, while Connecticut and Louisiana have almost doubled PROMINENT BANKER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR GIRL'S ACTIONS LOS ANGELES, May 25—Lying on a cot in the county hospital, pale and thin from grief and worry, Miss Erie Mullicane, 20, today revealed that the father of her nameless baby, for whose murder she is soon to stand trial, is a wealthy Springfield, Mo., banker. His name will not be made public until he is arrested on a federal warrant which has been issued charging violation of the Mann act. Miss Mullicane, whose parents live in Lebanon, Mo., was arrested several months ago after her baby's body was found in a trunk in a storage warehouse, a lace handkerchief bound tightly around its neck. She is accused of having strangled the infant to death a few hours after it was born without the aid of physician or nurse in the bare attire she had called home since coming to Los Angeles last November. She had steadfastly refused to reveal the name of the man responsible for her trouble. Mrs. Angela C. Kauffman, wife of a multi-millionaire, who has been active in Miss Mullicane's defense, secured her statement. "He is a banker and insurance man of Springfield, Mo," the girl is quoted as saying. "His father is a doctor there whom everyone respects. He threatened to send me to the insane asylum if I ever mentioned his name. He is influentiai and wealthy and I believe he could send me there. In January, 1918, I went to work as a maid in his home. He lived with his father and mother and was a bachelor about 45 years old then. He was wonderful to me. One day he told me he couldn't live without me and I threatened to run away. Somehow I was afraid of him, but I loved him so much. He wouldn't hear of it, and said that when his parents died he would marry me. I knew I was doing wrong by living with him, but he was so fatherly to me and pleaded with me to stay. In May, 1920, I told him we were going to have a little baby soon. He wouldn't believe me. In October I begged him to do something for me, but he said: "That child isn't mine." WOMEN PROTEST TO PRESIDENT ON COL. HARVEY SAN FRANCISCO, May 25. A telegram to President Harding protesting against Ambassador Harvey's speech at London regarding American participation in world affairs as a violation of one of Harding's pre-election promises was sent today by Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur, wire of the president of Stanford University, as president of the Women's League for the Peace Treaty. The telegram reads: "We protest against the unauthorized statement of Ambassador Harvey that America would not directly or indirectly have anything to do with any association of nations. We feel that as American citizens we have been grossly misrepresented, since we were assured by you in a pre-election telegram: that the United States would enter an association of nations." American soldiers buried in Europe have reached $20,000, and are expected to exceed $40,000 before May 30, according to Legion national headquarters. The Legion has pledged that not one of the American graves will be neglected. In response to an appeal for ten cents from every Legion member, eleven departments have exceeded the amount asked for the decoration fund. Florida was the first state to fill its quota. New Hampshire has tripled its allotted sum, while Connecticut and Louisiana have almost doubled their stipulated amounts. Other departments which are leading in subscriptions are Arizona, the Canal Zone, Cuba, Kansas, Kentucky, South Dakota and Wyoming. Ohio has contributed its full quota of $2,564.90, the largest amount received from any one state. Consolidation of all American activities in Paris with the American Legion to decorate the graves of soldiers buried in Europe on Memorial Day has been effected, according to a letter received at national headquarters from Francis E. Drake, commander of the Legion's department of France. Immediate relief for disabled veterans of the world war is demanded by hundreds of resolutions coming into national headquarters of the American Legion here from all parts of the country. During the week ended May 7, more than 500 resolutions, calling for prompt legislative aid from congress and signed by civic, commercial, religious, patriotic and fraternal organizations have been received in response to an appeal made by F. W. Galbraith, Jr., national commander of the legion. Chambers of Commerce in forty-two cities from Maine to Texas mailed resolutions. Governor McKelvie of Nebraska was among the public officials who approved the legion program for beneficial legislation. One resolution bears the seal of the city of Paducah, Kentucky, and it is signed by the mayor and city clerk. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, the United Mine Workers of America and the Railway Mail Association, three of the largest and most influential labor organizations in the world, have also subscribed to the legion's program. The Kiwanis, Rotary and Lions clubs, Knights of Columbus, Y. M. C. A., and League of Women Voters replied from hundreds of local units broadcast over the country. Not one reply unfavorable to the legion's legislation stand has been received. DRAFT EVADERS The men whose names appear below, and who were under the jurisdiction of the local board named, were, according to the public draft records, classified and reported by American soldiers buried in Europe have reached $20,000, and are expected to exceed $40,000 before May 30, according to Legion national headquarters. The Legion has pledged that not one of the American graves will be neglected. In response to an appeal for ten cents from every Legion member, eleven departments have exceeded the amount asked for the decoration fund. Florida was the first state to fill its quota. New Hampshire has tripled its alloted sum, while Connecticut and Louisiana have almost doubled their stipulated amounts. Other departments which are leading in subscriptions are Arizona, the Canal Zone, Cuba, Kansas, Kentucky, South Dakota and Wyoming. Ohio has contributed its full quota of $2,564.90, the largest amount received from any one state. Consolidation of all American activities in Paris with the American Legion to decorate the graves of soldiers buried in Europe on Memorial Day has been effected, according to a letter received at national headquarters from Francis E. Drake, commander of the Legion's department of France. Immediate relief for disabled veterans of the world war is demanded by hundreds of resolutions coming into national headquarters of the American Legion here from all parts of the country. During the week ended May 7, more than 500 resolutions, calling for prompt legislative aid from congress and signed by civic, commercial, religious, patriotic and fraternal organizations have been received in response to an appeal made by F. W. Galbraith, Jr., national commander of the legion. Chambers of Commerce in forty-two cities from Maine to Texas mailed resolutions. Governor McKelvie of Nebraska was among the public officials who approved the legion program for beneficial legislation. One resolution bears the seal of the city of Paducah, Kentucky, and it is signed by the mayor and city clerk. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, the United Mine Workers of America and the Railway Mail Association, three of the largest and most influential labor organizations in the world, have also subscribed to the legion's program. The Kiwanis, Rotary and Lions clubs, Knights of Columbus, Y. M. C. A., and League of Women Voters replied from hundreds of local units broadcast over the country. Not one reply unfavorable to the legion's legislation stand has been received. DRAFT EVADERS The men whose names appear below, and who were under the jurisdiction of the local board named, were, according to the public draft records, classified and reported by American soldiers buried in Europe have reached $20,000, and are expected to exceed $40,000 before May 30, according to Legion national headquarters. The Legion has pledged that not one of the American graves will be neglected. In response to an appeal for ten cents from every Legion member, eleven departments have exceeded the amount asked for the decoration fund. Florida was the first state to fill its quota. New Hampshire has tripled its alloted sum, while Connecticut and Louisiana have almost doubled their stipulated amounts. Other departments which are leading in subscriptions are Arizona, the Canal Zone, Cuba, Kansas, Kentucky, South Dakota and Wyoming. Ohio has contributed its full quota of $2,564.90, the largest amount received from any one state. Consolidation of all American activities in Paris with the American Legion to decorate the graves of soldiers buried in Europe on Memorial Day has been effected, according to a letter received at national headquarters from Francis E. Drake, commander of the Legion's department of France. Immediate relief for disabled veterans of the world war is demanded by hundreds of resolutions coming into national headquarters of the American Legion here from all parts of the country. During the week ended May 7, more than 500 resolutions, calling for prompt legislative aid from congress and signed by civic, commercial, religious, patriotic and fraternal organizations have been received in response to an appeal made by F. W. Galbraith, Jr., national commander of the legion. Chambers of Commerce in forty-two cities from Maine to Texas mailed resolutions. Governor McKelvie of Nebraska was among the public officials who approved the legion program for beneficial legislation. One resolution bears the seal of the city of Paducah, Kentucky, and it is signed by the mayor and city clerk. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, the United Mine Workers of America and the Railway Mail Association, three of the largest and most influential labor organizations in the world, have also subscribed to the legion's program. The Kiwanis, Rotary and Lions clubs, Knights of Columbus, Y. M. C. A., and League of Women Voters replied from hundreds of local units broadcast over the country. Not one reply unfavorable to the legion's legislation stand has been received. DRAFT EVADERS The men whose names appear below, and who were under the jurisdiction of the local board named, were, according to the public draft records, classified and reported by American soldiers buried in Europe have reached $20,000, and are expected to exceed $40,000 before May 30, according to Legion national headquarters. The Legion has pledged that not one of the American graves will be neglected. In response to an appeal for ten cents from every Legion member, eleven departments have exceeded the amount asked for the decoration fund. Florida was the first state to fill its quota. New Hampshire has tripled its alloted sum, while Connecticut and Louisiana have almost doubled their stipulated amounts. Other departments which are leading in subscriptions are Arizona, the Canal Zone, Cuba, Kansas， Kentucky，South Dakota和Wyoming。Ohio has contributed its full quota of $2，564．90,the largest amount received from any one state. Consolidation of all American activities in Paris with the American Legion to decorate the graves of soldiers buried in Europe on Memorial Day has been effected，according to a letter received at national headquarters from Francis E.Drake，commander oftheLegion'sdepartmentofFrance. Immediate relief for disabled veterans oftheworldwarisdemandedbyhundredsofresolutionscomingintonationalheadquartersoftheAmericanLegionherefromallpartsofthecountry.DuringtheweekendedMay7,morethan500resolutions,callingforpromptlegislativeaidfromcongressandsignedbycivic.commercial,ratrioticandfraternalorganizationshavebeenreceivedinresponsetoanappealmadebyF.W.Galbraith Jr.nationalcommanderofthelegion. ChambersofCommerceinfortytwocitiesfromMainetoTexasmailedresolutions.-GovernorMcKelvieofNebraskawasamongthepublicofficialswhoapprovedthelegionprogramforbeneficiallegislation.OnerevolutionbearsthesealofthecityofPaducah,kentucky,anditis signedbythemayorandcityclerk.TheBrotherhoodofRailroadTrainmen,theUnitedMineWorkersofAmericaandtheRailwayMailAssociationthreeofthelargestandmostinfluentiallabororganizationsintheworldhavethalsosubscribedtothelegion'sprogram.TheKiwanis,RotaryandLionsclubs,N knightsofColumbus,y.M.C.A.,andLeagueofWomenVoters repliedfromhundredsoflocalunitsbroadcastoverthecountry.Notonereplyunfavorabletothelegion'slegislationstandhasbeenreceived. DRAFT EVADERS The men whose names appear below,and who were under the jurisdiction ofthe localboardnamed, were,andaccordingtothepublicdraftrecords.classifiedandreportedbyAmerican Soldiers buried in Europe have reached $20，000，andareexpectedtoexceed$40，000beforeMay30，accordingtoLegionnationalheadquartersoftheAmericanLegionherefromallpartsofthecountry.DuringtheweekendedMay7,morethan500resolutions,callingforpromptlegislativeaidfromcongressandsignedbycivic.commercial,ratrioticandfraternalorganizationshavebeenreceivedinresponsetoanappealmadebyF.W.Galbraith Jr.nationalcommanderofthelegion. ChambersofCommerceinfortytwocitiesfromMainetoTexasmailedresolutions.-GovernorMcKelvieofNebraskawasamongthepublicofficialswhoapprovedthelegionprogramforbeneficiallegislation.OnerevolutionbearsthesealofthecityofPaducah,kentucky,anditis signedbythemayorandcityclerk.TheBrotherhoodofRailroadTrainmen,theUnitedMineWorkersofAmericaandtheRailwayMailAssociationthreeofthelargestandmostinfluentiallabororganizationsintheworldhavethalsosubscribedtothelegion'sprogram.TheKiwanis,RotaryandLionsclubs,N knightsofColumbus,y.M.C.A.,andLeagueofWomenVoters repliedfromhundredsoflocalunitsbroadcastoverthecountry.Notonereplyunfavorabletothelegion'slegislationstandhasbeenreceived. DRAFT EVADERS The men whose names appear below,and who were under the jurisdiction ofthe localboardnamed, were,andaccordingtothepublicdraftrecords.classifiedandreportedbyAmerican Soldiers buried in Europe have reached $20，000，andareexpectedtoexceed$40，000beforeMay30，accordingtoLegionnationalheadquartersoftheAmericanLegionherefromallpartsofthecountry.DuringtheweekendedMay7,morethan500resolutions,callingforpromptlegislativeaidfromcongressandsignedbycivic.commercial,ratrioticandfraternalorganizationshavebeenreceivedinresponsetoanappealmadebyF.W.Galbraith Jr.nationalcommanderofthelegion. ChambersofCommerceinfortytwocitiesfromMainetoTexasmailedresolutions.-GovernorMcKelvieofNebraskawasamongthepublicofficialswhoapprovedthelegionprogramforbeneficiallegislation.OnerevolutionbearsthesealofthecityofPaducah,kentucky,anditis signedbythemayorandcityclerk.TheBrotherhoodofRailroadTrainmen,theUnitedMineWorkersofAmericaandtheRailwayMailAssociationthreeofthelargestandmostinfluentiallabororganizationsintheworldhavethalsosubscribedtothelegion'sprogram.TheKiwanis,RotaryandLionsclubs,N knightsofColumbus,y.M.C.A.,andLeagueofWomenVoters repliedfromhundredsOflocalunitsbroadcastoverthecountry.Notonereplyunfavorabletothelegion'slegislationstandhasbeenreceived. DRAFT EVADERS The men whose names appear below,and who were under the jurisdiction ofthe localboardnamed, were,andaccordingtothepublicdraftrecords.classifiedandreportedbyAmerican Soldiers buried in Europe have reached $20，000，andareexpectedtoexceed$40，000beforeMay30，accordingtoLegionnationalheadquartersoftheAmericanLegionherefromallparts OfTheCommunityWelfare League.Business League.Busy youngsters and those of maturer years worked faithfully on Blue Bird day last Saturday when everyone was invited to buy a Blue Bird tag and $186.07 was realized from the day's work. Special thanks are due到you people offered-thetags-for-sale and all who helped to make-the sale a success.The money raised will go to benefit those who may need help in this community and county. The following are those of the committee who had Blue Bird day in charge: Mrs.W.W.Manter,Mrs.J.T.Lyon,Mrs.W.B.Holland,Mrs.H.D.Riley,Mrs.J.H.Garnett,Mrs.E.M.Grimshaw,Mrs.B.H.Sidman,and Mrs.F.F.Trotter. MARRIED TEACHER WILL HAVE CHANCE SACRAMENTO,May 25.-Marriage will not exclude women from teaching school if they Eksward teacher tenure bill is signed by Governor William D.Stephens,它 is pointed out by a school trustee in a letter to Will C.Wood.state superintendent.of.public instruction. "June is nearly here,and if-the bill is signed by-the governor I have nothing to expect but an epidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanepidemic.ofmarriages," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill，我没有thingtoexpectbutanEPIDICATIONOFMARRIES," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有thingtoexpectbutanEPIDICATIONOFMARRIES," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有thingtoexpectbutanEPIDICATIONOFMARRIES," Superintendent Wood said yesterday."Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有thingtoexpectbutanEPIDICATIONOFMARRIES," Superintendent Wood说昨天。"Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有thingtoexpect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community."Superintendent Wood说昨天。"Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community."Superintendent Wood说昨天。"Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community."Superintendent Wood说昨天。"Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community."Superintendent Wood说昨天。"Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community."Superintendent Wood说昨天。"Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community."Superintendent Wood说昨天。"Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community."Superintendent Wood说昨天。"Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community."Superintendent Wood说昨天。"Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community."Superintendent Wood说昨天。"Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community."Superintendent Wood说昨天。"Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community."Superintendent Wood说昨天。"Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community."Superintendent Wood说昨天。"Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community."Superintendent Wood说昨天、"Under-the-Eksward-bill,我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说昨天、"Under-the-Eksword.bill,我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说昨天、"Under-the-Eksword.bill,我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说昨天、"Under-the-Eksword.bll.我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说昨天、"Under-the-Eksword.bll.我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说昨天、"Under-the-Eksword.bll.我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说昨天、"Under-theEskword.bll.我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说昨天、"Under-theEskword.bll.我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说昨天、"Under-theEskword.bll.我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说昨天、"Under-theEskword.bll.我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说昨天、"Under-theEskword.bll.我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说昨天、"Under-threeword.bll.我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说今天、"Under-threeword.bll.我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说今天、"under-threeword.bll.我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说今天、"under-threeword.bll.我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说今天、"under-threeword.bll.我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说今天、"under-threeword.bll.我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和community。"Superintendent Wood说今天、"under-threeword.bll.我没有 thing.to.expect但management.of.the.country.inthis.community和 Community." SACRAMENTO,May 25.-Marriage will not exclude women from teaching school if they Ekswald teacher tenure bill is signed by THE EXKSWORD.BILL，它 is pointed out by a school trustee in a letter to Will C.Wood.state superintinent.of.public instruction. "June is nearly here,and if-the bill is signed byTHE EXKSWORD.BILL，它 is pointed out by a school trustee in a letter to Will C.Wood.state superintinent.of.public instruction." SACRAMENTO,May 25.-Marriage will not exclude women from teaching school if they Ekswald teacher tenure bill is signed by THE EXKSWORD.BILL，它 is pointed out by a school trustee in a letter to Will C.Wood.state superintinent.of.public instruction." SACRAMENTO,May 25.-Marriage will not exclude women from teaching school if they Ekswald teacher tenure bill is signed by THE EXKSWORD.BILL，它 is pointed out by a school trustee in a letter to Will C.Wood.state superintinent.of.public instruction." SACRAMENTO,May 25.-Marriage will not exclude women from teaching school if they Ekswald teacher tenure bill is signed by THE EXKSWORD.BILL，它 is pointed out by a school trustee in a letter to Will C.Wood.state superintinent.of.public instruction." SACRAMENTO,May 25.-Marriage will not exclude women from teaching school if they Eekswald teacher tenure bill is signed by THE EXKSWORD.BILL，它 is pointed out by a school trustee in a letter to Will C.Wood.state superinterntional OF.PUBLIC INSTRUCTION." SACRAMENTO,May 25.-Marriage will not exclude women from teaching school if they Eekswald teacher tenure bill is signed by THE EXKSWORD.BILL，它 is pointed out by a school trustee in a letter to Will C.Wood.state superinterntional OF.PUBLIC INSTRUCTION." SACRAMENTO,May 25.-Marriage will not exclude women from teaching school if they Eekswald teacher tenure bill is signed by THE EXKSWORD.BILL，它 is pointed out by a school trustee in a letter to Will C.Wood.state superinterntional OF.PUBLIC INSTRUCTION." SACRAMENTO,May 25.-Marriage will not exclude women from teaching school if they Eekswald teacher tenure bill is signed by THE EXKSWORD.BILL，它 is pointed out by a school trustee in a letter to Will C.Wood.state superinterntional OF.PUBLIC INSTRUCTION." SACRAMENTO,May 25.-Marriage will not exclude women from teaching school if they Eekswald teacher tenure bill is signed by THE EXKSWORD.BILL，它 is pointed out by a school trustee in a letter to Will C.Wood.state superinterntional OF.PUBLIC INSTRUCTION." SACRAMENTO,May 25.-Marriage will not exclude women from teaching school if they Eekswald teacher tenure bill is signed by THE EXKSWORD.BILL，它 is pointed out by a school trustee in a letter to Will C.Wood.state superinterntional OF.PUBLIC INSTRUCTION." SACRAMENTO,May 25.-Marriage will not exclude women from teaching school if they Eekswald teacher tenure bill is signed by THE EXKSWORD.BILL，它 is pointed out by a school trustee in a letter to Will C.Wood.state superinterntional OF.PUBLIC INSTRUCTION." S DRAFT EVADERS The men whose names appear below, and who were under the jurisdiction of the local board named, were, according to the public draft records, classified and reported by the draft authorities as deserters from the military service of the United States. William Reed, Oakland, Cal. William Reese, Oakland, Cal. Artaur Robsin, Oakland, Cal. Gilbert Sanders, Oakland, Cal. Dennis Shea, Oakland, Cal. Patrick Shea, Oakland, Cal. John Raymond Rhodes, Los Angeles, Cal. Carlo A. Seldavini, Livermore. Carlo Ambrogio Soldavini, Pleasanton. Jens C. Anderson, Livermore. Jos August, San Leandro. John Beranard, San Lozenzo. Jas. Patrick Burke, Stockton. John Cabral, Alvarado. Andres Canzo, Alvarado. Antonio Cerruti, Redwood Canyon. James Colasimo, Niles. Joe Cordeiro, Alameda. Manuel DeLima, San Leandro. John D. Dolan, San Francisco. Adelaido Gatta, Decoto. Sam'l Oswald Hennigan, Roberta. Sam'l Aswalt Hennigan, Vallejo. Samuel Aswald Hennigan, Phoenix, Arizona. Kwock Wing Hoy, Alvarado. Lentz Kerr, Livermore. Jas. King, San Francisco. Raymond King, Milpitas. Frank Marshall, Alamega Co., Hospital. Miels Miller, Pleasanton. Francisco Moraley, Decoto. Charles Roy Parmelee, Davis. Charles Roy Parmelee, St. Andreas. Jose Mariano Reyes, near San Leandro. Jose M. Reyes, Indio. Frank Robinson, Livermore. Miguel Ruis, Pleasanton. June is nearly here, and if the bill is signed by the governor I have nothing to expect but an epidemic of marriages." Superintendent Wood said yesterday. "Under the Eksward bill, A.B. 378, teachers may be discharged only for immoral unprofessional conduct, incompetency, evident unfitness and reasonable rules of school boards in the conduct of a school." "Taking unto one's self a husband does not come under this classification." continued Wood. "If a school board makes marriage a bar it will apply to men as well as to women. I personally cannot see why women who are married should be barred. The schools are not established to give single women positions, but to give children an education." Angelo Sierra, San Leandro, Jose Ramon Sierra, San Lorenzo. Jos. Louis Silva, Davis St., San Leandro. Teodorico Suan, Mt. Ecen. Mongal Singh. Sunol. Louis Turner, Livermore. John F. Cole, Pasadena. John Foster Cole, Long Beach. Julian Delsi, Pasadena. Edward Henry Curran, Oakland. Ah Din, Oakland. Joseph Dixon, Oakland. Rudolph Fanstroth, Oakland. Walter Louis Gilmor, Oakland. Wong Gwing, Oakland. 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