Page Junior school sponsors clubs for new term
Teachers and volunteer sponsors at Thomas Nelson Page Junior organize social activities for about 930 students. The list names Emma Gutzeit as principal and numerous sponsors handling motion picture, needlework, dancing, baseball, sciences, stamp collecting, yell, reserves, flag, vocations, tennis, clipping, athletic, handwork, reading, hiking, handwork and magazine, croquet, costume design, embroidery, public speaking, moving pictures, volleyball, expression and drama, travel, basketry, and more.
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Mion
Emma Gutzeit
Achog
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Arnold
Misa Maris Brooke
Mira Louise Thulemeyer
Katherine Ramiez
Mararet Dees
Marguecus Koebl
Misa Fanoie Voight
Reading
Margaret Thompson
Grace Spencer
Modena Whead
Misa Fannie Morgan
Alizabeth Harcourt
Edith Leigh
Mina Zerlion Levy
Miss_C. ©. Mason
W. E. Montgomery
Ray G. Perry
Emily Grothaus
Dorothy Holmer
Maude Marrico
Old Still Runs Rye Whiskey Under U S Government Order
The first rye whiskey to be produced in the United States under government supervision since 1921 was run into barrels yesterday at the American Medicinal Spirits plant in Baltimore. The Mount Vernon distillery, idle since nineteen seventeen, has begun output under a government permit, planning about 18 000 barrels for medicinal use with 35 percent aged rye whiskey from Baltimore. Bourbon production at the Louisville plant began in November.
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Ancient Ceremony Rules Jap Wedding in Tokyo Palace
Tokyo February 4 Prince Takamalan youngest Imperial brother and Prince Chichiba with Princess Kikuko Tokugawa granddaughter of the last shogun exchanged vows in a rite from ancient Japanese history before the goddess Amaterasu at the Traperiel palace sanctuary.
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Syndicate Fails in Grain Corner
Syndicate with nearly 10,000,000 bushels of rye stored in Chicago elevators failed in an attempt to corner the market, facing a loss of several millions. Officials of the Chicago Board of Trade, including President John A. Runnell, regarded reports of a corner cautiously.
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