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--with=-4he--adventures--of--Daniel Boone, while. Mary Louse Selbicky and Mamie Colletto will tell of the highlights of the.-Louis,.and Clark expedition. Other speakers will be Alice Ingram and Stewart . Martin. sergeanT-at-aims. ' The decision of a Sophomore -ballot--bo-x-mamed--this-seroester^officers. Bosemary Baker was pro claimed president, assisted by i--feehealy vicc-presidentr based on taking the_ initiative in GETS NAVAL POST -, war. He has been preaching the The King of England rarely ap idea for 20 years. points'an Admiral of the fleet' in BATTLE OF JUTLAND______ peacetime. But last July.__ athen_ PSund saw-its value demon Crisis No'. 3--the new World war-- strated during Crisis No. 1, the was shaping up, Pound was so World war-; For the fir-st-t-w-o-years -promoted by-K-ing-GeorgeAU;-------- Trtam"`foiiowea a policy of "pas weatner-beaten and sharp-eyed/ A play,-presented-by various v members of Miss James's classes Mary Len Cerney, secretary, and Hugh Gottfried, treasurer. sive" resistance to German ' at tacks. Then, in 1916, all that Pound, looks like what he is, a roan of action. But his 45 years of ser " was ~ the opening- feature of the iirt -meeting-of-the-Spanish rlnh New officers^--who were elected later, are as follows: Eddie Gar- --guilor-president'^Dawn--G\,erbulser vice-president; Faith Behrent, sec retary-treasurer. Several senior 'girls from the -Monterey-high' school, were "given the' chance to gain valuable ex perience during the-Superinten-- dents' convention at Del Monte last week. The-following girls, who typed ^registration cards for the changed.- The British -attacked- the Germans off Jutland . and . sent them home for good. Pound took part in that famous battle as caplain 5f~H'.M7S: Colossus; Facing destruction, by German guns, he staggered his ship's speed so that the shells missed---by inches. vice include_no.t. a .little desk.w'ork. As second-sea Lord-,-assistant-ehiefot the. naval_staff._and direc.tOT_ot the plans division of the Admiralty.Tfe" gained administrative^experience.. As .the Admiralty's repre sentative to the League, of Nations^ he gained political experience. delegates and were on hand for _ The Monterey Union high school dictation,- are--Harriett ,-Horton, legislature has been very busy Aurora Del Piero, Mary Louise _^coinplishing -the--school's busi -Ssia-mone, -JuafHta--Novairo--M-ary ness. On September 19, the follow E?de and Janet Graham. ing directors were elected: Mavis Carter, Director of Publications; Feminine Picnic Cuts Corned - Mild-Sugar-Cured-- Ground Hall or Whole Sides Lean -- SugarjCured Handicrafts On Display TWt't w*ml tfacnuandi and TM tioatandi of home ownen g rf after they hare ased kCMEQUAUrf Balanced fyosunula HOUSE PAINT 9- : ' Lumber Co. Franklin and Cortez Phone 51SI ~wnaF `the well dressed SH3e" will-have in her trousseau may be learned from a visit to the foyer of the State theater in Monterey. -House -Manager W.- J.-Danziger has inaugurated a display of fem inine finery that is proving im mensely' pnpYil^r with p-Hf1atXOnsT Last night's exhibit featured the--ifhope-chest" of Miss Frances Lucido, one of the theater em ployes, and contained many fine examples of drawnwork and em broidery, some of it imported from Italy and Switzerland. Some of the finest pieces had been made Angela Lucido. Today the exhibit was being en larged by addition of .numerous articles displayed by other women of -the--Peninsula-.---Danziger--ex tended an invitation to everyone interested to., place, handiwork on i exhibition. The display will con "lihutf"through 'next Tuesday? You'll Be Pleased o ,, ,, At nr Prices Our stock of xtuaiity 'furniture represents careful buying . . honest--value,at. a modest cost. monreReY FURniTURECO oo uiA^HirtoTon /*x - -t c i. monTeaoY T3ia ...N.ext-To, H,erald Officg_, Monterey High School Schedule i__-- AT HOME -- ___ G. Washington, Oct. 14 Sequoia, Octr21 - Watsonville, Oct. 28 Salinas, Nov. 11 WIN State Theater Tickets 8 THEATER TICKETS if you select 20 winning teams ^ ZQrZties, _____ . r . "-t--;.r 6 THEATER TICKETS if you select 19 winning teams or ties. 4 THEATER TICKETS if you select 18 winning teams or ties. 2 THEATER TICKETS if you select 17 winning teams .......or ties. . RULES - 1. It costs nothing to enter tis contest? It~is open to everybody except employes of this newspaper and their families. You may submit as many ballots as ---yDU-wish--but-eannut-win-OB-mor-e-thaB-ene-ballot- Do not predict scores. Simply mark X opposite the team you think -will-win--or- mark -"tie" if that is ._.v_our...iudgment.. ________ __ ____ ___ Mark-your-name-and-address in the space provided below and send or bring the entire ballot to THE HERALD'S FOOTBALL CONTEST EDITOR be fore 6 p.m. Friday of each week. __ __ 4. This ballot will appear daily in The Herald, with --a-new--list-of-games-appe-ari-ng-eaeh-Satur-day^--In case of ties, tickets will be divided^equally among 11 It |j|| II Gonzalt "King Ci Educational Building'and Loan--Association . MS Alyyado Street, Monterey . . ............ Ehone 6991 C?apes,!r . Tie -t Monterey.-----_....( - G.--Wash. ___ (.. .)- (_)- 2. California ( 3. Santa Clara ------ ( Oregon ) U. S. F--------- _( ) ( ) 4. U. S. C. ------------ ( 5. 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