EARTHQUAKE 2500 MILES
FROM WASHINGTON RECORDED
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Washington—(A. P.)—An earthquake of great intensity, probably 2500 or 2600 miles south of Washington, was registered early Tuesday morning at the Georgetown seismographical observatory. The quake began at 8:25 a.m. and ten minutes later the tremors were so pronounced that they threw the registering needles off the scale. The quake was still being registered at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
New York—(A. P.)—New York geology, seeking to locate the earth quake which shattered seismographs Tuesday, estimated that the shock originated along the west coast of South America, somewhere between the Panama canal zone and Ecuador, up-But
PARENT-TEACHER CLUB
MEMBERSHIP GROWING
The Parent-Teacher club met Monday evening in the high school auditorium. Miss Magel Gould read a charming story which was much enjoyed by all. Prof. J. W. Barton's lecture on "the intelligence test, relative to the future of our public schools," was very instructive and interesting. Miss Freda Soulen gave a beautiful violin solo, Mrs. Soulen accompanying the piano. A large number of citizens were present to hear this splendid program. The names of twelve new members were added to the club.
DR. PERRY TELLS
OF GREAT WORK
A member of the Seattle board of directors was present.  Tuesday morning,
MOSCOW MAN RETURNS FROM MEETING OF EDUCATION BOARD OF M. E. CHURCH. IN N. Y. 