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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-04-21
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mr.. and Mr., Oelkers and family we're
visitors at the Nsnus Thompson home sun
da, last.
Mr.. and Mr.. !. ]. Olsen were callers at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs y. Nielsen sun
day.
Russrl Orlkcrs and sam !. Fryhling
were out this way over SUNDAY returning
to Culbertsou Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mr.. +. :. Reed were callers on
the Asmus Thompson family Sunday after
noon of this week.
l.. Petersen was visitor at the home
stead OF a. Zick sunday last.
=. Christensen. of Flaxion, y. ID, ar
rived here about a week ago and is working
on the A. Fryhling farm.
Fred Nielsen was home visiting his folks
over Sunday.
The Ladies AID oi the DANISH Lutheran
church, held their meeting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoffman. OF McCabe.
Mont. Thursday OF this week.
Rev. II. J. X. Hansen will preach in the
Rodhe school hose. north Of here Sunday
next at n a. IN. IN the Dane Valley school
At p. m. There will be no evening meet
ing.
Chris Hansen and Chris Olsen were IN
Culbertson after service Sunday last.
Hans Rasmussen was in Cnlber,son
Thursday Of this week.
Miss Tina westergaard was visitor at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Asmus Thomp-
sen from last Saturday until Tuesday.
The Young People Of the Danish Luth-
eran church will meet with Rev. Hansen
every Thursday evening Of each week At
| 7 90 O'Clock from now on.
Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Zick were Culbert-
son visitors Thur<day Of this week.
Peter Jorgensen and A. Fryhine were
culbertson visitors Monday Of this week.
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BECOME CITIZENS
Several Parties from Homestead
uo 10 Glasgow to Take Out
Final Papers

We give the following account of the trip
to Glasgow in the language Of our old aud
valued correspondent. II Horstman, sim
ply for the quaint humor embodied in his
conception Of English
Last week Thursday. a composition OF
eleven citycsns Of Froid went to Glasgo.
eight Of the men went to make APPLICATION
to become ciiycenS Of the L. $. Of Ameri-
IA and tree OF the men actet as witnesses.
Amongst the ciiycen seekers were the 5
brothers Sunvald Tom Strom, Walter
6. Stephens. !. II. Oswald. William Brow
and John Brown. the witnesses were
Lige Crawford. Charles Ballack and Henry
IIorstman. The happy crowd left Froid
per livery about two o'clock and got INTO
CulberIson at $50. Supper was pertasen
at the Evans Hotel and at q 20 the iron
horse was ready to steam up for Glasgo.
auioet per foot over to the Hotel Shannon
where they found every scomotatIon that
any body wants to- find in an up-to-date and
first-class hotel. This hotel is one OF the
most convinient and most modern hotel in
the Mort West with bar in Connection and
the proprietor Mr.. w. +. Shannon know:
how to treat and entertain his customers
After a good nights rest and good break
fast the next morning the party startet io
the Court House and met with the Clerk q
the District Court. Mr.. {. L. Beedr.
modern gentlemen and Mr.. feede and hi
deputy, Miss. Florence Woods were read
/ to take up the APPLICATIONS Of the s men an
not forgetting to mention the good qualityc
Of Miss Woods. the jung. lady has bee
deputy clerk for a few years and both Nj
Beeie and Miss Woods have Nancy
friends throughout the county. after eN
erYthing was seitlei Ye corresponder
startet on an interview of the Court Hons
and found everybody buissy and doing iin'
after short visit with the force at n
Court House We siaTtet bak to our home
Froid again. We must say that We I'M
with lots OF old friends at the County Sc;
and made quite few new friends while
Glasgo and the tripe will he long remen
h-ret 10y all. II. Horstman correspondent
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Poplar School Notes.

IupIiI, NNIN n, IOII
Pup! neither absent nor tardy IN Mrs.
LrCtra's room. Vivian Atkinson. George
'usker. John aud NrllrG liclmrr. Ruth
Pearson. Regina l'r,cau. Marc Ruunds.
Linus Smith Nnna Wc~tTa.
Miss McI-rnls room Elsil Acurd. Ter.
VI Humphrey. Jessie. Mar. Ncttir and
John Myrann. Annie and Margaret McGow
an, James Patch. Agnes. John and 10,
Martrnhr. Harriet Cam. Atdir Haynes
Rennic and Dan Gurshia. James IIclmrr
William Davis. Jay Kim, Gladys and Zen,
Pearson. Elsie West. Margaret Vim
Louise and Gladys Kollenhaum.
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Make This Test
How To Tell IL Your Hair il
Diseased

Even Il you have a luNuriant head ol
HAIR you may want to know whether it is
in a healthy condition or not. 9S per cent
OF the people need hair tonic.
Pull hair out of your head Il the bulb
ut the md Of the root is white and shrnnE-
en-. It proves that the hiar Is diseased, and
requires prompt treatment II its loss would
he avoided. II the bulb is pink and iull
the hair IS healthy.
We want every one whore hair requires
treatment to try Resall ''9i' Hair Tonic.
We promise that it shall not cost anything
il 1t does not give satisfactory results. II
Is designed to overcome dandTuti. relieve
scalp irritation, to stimulate the hair roots
tighten the hair already in the head, grow
hair and cure badness.
II is because OF what Rexall "o3" Hair
Tonic has done and our sincere faith in its
goodness that We want you to try il at our
risk. Two sizes. SOC and 81 .oo. Sold
only At our siore-The ReNall Store. The
Valley Drug Co.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-04-21
THE CHICAGO
s T o r E
5. II. Orvis, Mgr.
5 5 SAVE 5 s
The kiugsbury HATS
Save SOC to Sl.OO
Montana

The best Chicago hat. clean cut styles
and prices. 1.SO to 800
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Big Lake Items

April 20. 1911.

Npfh 20, ipii.
The Church service AT Sunwall last sun
day was we'll attended. the house was
packed with people from all directions.
Evangelic service will he held at the
home Of Mr.. Strandlund. S miles east Of
old Homestead p. o. next sunday, April
s3d at p. N.
Service will be held AT ) X. Bolsiad's
home. Sunday. April go. at pm.
Service will be held by Rev. Tangvald.
al Kings school house. Sunday, May ? al
IL a. IN.
Seeding is now in full blast.
Ed Busham had 100 acres broke last
week. A party from North Dakota done
the breaking.
Isaac Nygaard is now hauling water for
Catch 4 Olson's steam breaker OF Froid.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-04-21

Constipation brings It, many ailments in
train and is the primary cause Of much
sickness. Keep your bowels regular mad
am. and YOU will escape many "i the all
ments tn which woman are suhiert Con
stipaiinn is a very simple thing nut like
many simple things. II may lead To serious
assistance and when GhamhrTllin', Tablets
are given At the frs, indication. much DIS
tress and suffering may h" avoided. sold
by all dealers.
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Reliable rledicine-NOt q Nafcoti

Mrs F. MART. 81. Joe. Mich. says: Our
little boy contracted a severe bronchial
trouble. gave him Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound and it cured the cough as
well as the choking and gaging spells. and
he got well in a short time"
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-04-21

Foley kidney Pills contain in eonoen-
trated form ingredients Of established Their
apeutic value for the relief and cure Of all
kidney and bladder ailments and urinary
irregularities. Foley Kidney Pills are an
tiseptic. tonic and restorative. Refuse
substitutes. For sale by all druggists.
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la the District Court ~ the United state
District of Montana.
Ia the matter
AMMAN IL MILTON \

NOTICE l. hereby given that on the 18th
day uf April. A. u. 1911. IN the above entitled
court. Andrew u. Milton. bankrupt. flied his
petit lon for lin al discharge. and that the said
court fixed the sath day of MAY A. u. 1911. At
10 n. m.. at Helena. Montana. at the court
room 1T said court. A. the time aud place for
hc aring laid pctIti"n. at whi'h time and pla'e
all creditors aud "ihcr PERSONS Interested
may appear aud offer objections IL any they
have. why said petiIinn should not lc granted
aud said petiIioncr discharged.
.tSENIp WITNESS the Honorable FRANK
: DIETRICH. Judge. and til"
seal uI said crurt affixed at hclrna. Mont ana.
this 18th dan 10 April \. u. 1871.
Attest: Grn ". SrHoTLr CLERK
HN -. u. CARLOW. deputy
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~ IShna- 'hN'fHiANb
s.. 90 ladies cravenettes only. 2.9S
$1,000 ...0.@S
SIS. 800 .S.IS
SAYS dress skirts only. las
80 petiicoats. only ... ... CSC
65c every day waists. only 800. $50
I5c ladies' stockings. only. ...... 1Oc
,oc baby dresses. only. ....... 2Sc
7sc mems heavy working shirts %Sc
Ioc cotton mixed socks. ...... Sc
Ioc cotton flannel gloves. $4,000. Sc
An entirely new line Of Dress Goods.
Lawn. Linens. Muslin. Ginghams. etc.
al astonishingly low prices.
Ioc apron ginshzm. all oolois. only Sc
iSc dress einghams. ....-... .9Isc
I5c thickings. short lengths. only 0I.c
20 and lsc feather proof thicking H.
i2bc muslin. only ..............Sifc
4 big assortment OF dress goods
worth up to soc. specially priced 29c
7sc mercerized poplin. special SOC
As seeing is believing. call will be
convincing.
Your baby. She deserves il. One
motion coiiapsibie go-cart, padded seat
and back. large hood and all heavy
steel frame At the extreme low price
S0.QS
lust ARRIVED
Boys express wagons. wheelbsITows
and velocipedes. either IRON or rubber
tires.
Our Sensation Creating SC. ioc and
zSc counters are becoming more popu-
lar every day as the bargains they rep
resent are truly the biggest that have
been ever or anywheres offered.
But remember WE carry full line
OF household goods. which are priced
much lower than you were used to pay
Tor the very same articles.
Mrs. Potts heavy nickeled sad iron
irons. stand and handle. only I.IS
n qt. enameled dish pans. only oss
Big enameled meat roasters. .... .0SS
link wash boards. full size. zee. .2SS
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on your mex, pair Of shoes or osforis.
Ladies. Mems and Children's. all
styles. all feathers and the best values
for your money.
Positively the most complete and mp
io-date line Of Ladies Waists. dresses.
skirts and petticoats at prices that will
satisfy the most shrewd shoppers.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-16

Probably ne other Republican boz this
r]otiiun at the state, has 70 larp, rl"l
lowing than Hon. y. Y. Gul,rgos, &C.,
cpiNrr at the Tucumcuii land Dnirr.
who j. u candidate for stat" ,urrorn
lion commissioner. MI Gullrp"e hu.
been serving the public lu ,ariuu. "i
fetal carHri'lc, for % uuml~r ut year.
aud has always had the confidence pi
the people Nara Visa New Mexican.
Tuesday aud Thursday Morniugs nt
High school are Assembly Dny-
deco q. m.r Tuesday muruiug, are de-
voted ~ parliamentary drills under
Prof llofrr. Thursday, ARE ir,or"i q"
hri"f, ~narrv programs. consisting ct
music aud addr"~sr.. Last Thursii,
morning Rev. Gro. H. Narnov deliver
I'd Hu address that was noted Tor it,
,crsc. trcnchant truths and It, broad
minded outlook.
T.. |. Kliurfcltcr at the OhHr Prog
tess, wa IN 'oyu ~ attend the w'''
,ng 1T the republican rcutrnl commit
tee TUESDAY. Nr Kliurfclt p ls hr,u-
urged Ia make the race t"r rope" "u
tati,r FROM this r"uniy aud n D., 'h"
opinion Ut This paper that % more rnru
hlc man would hr hard =" find.
state Engineer Miller wa, here
Wednesday from santa lc i"r the Iurr
pose 1T meeting with the claimant, cot
| priority at location uf the rrarryuil
lite an the I'ainritH. The New, b.. I
formed that uu early settlement "i 'un
matter - expected aud that WORK mu,
begin in a short time on 'h" htg cutter
prise.
Hon. i. l.. Hous" FROM the yIilug,
~ the same nnm" ~ the ,~"uihw",t"ru
section 1T the county, Wa ~ ~u'uriH.
81 meet democratic lrni"r, tor ihr
pmrpusr Of deciding whether b" would
m,.r the race iui 'tr stat senate
~ the Legislature ~" informed Tho
! News that he had made up hI, mind
tn stand Tor the Legislature. 10" Na'
. member at the constitutional ruu,rn.
iiuu and r, considered u strong man lu
his patty.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-16
Local and Personal Mention


g. :. shaw has returned from West
rtu Texas.
T. g. Wake Ut Princeton, Wis. il here
visiting Ira i. Brisroc.
Bro I"c' hn, been sick most Of
this week with tonsiliiis.
Mraud Mrs. Bas.crtt Collins of Lex.
i]nvtou. Nv. are here Iookiug tor u To-
eaton.
o. v Sinclair Vt W",umpka. OKLA.
was ~ the city Wednesday on land
business.
g. \. g. Iimlrnhnuscr. with the 1t.
Jo" Clothing company, &, stopping NJ
the \oruhcrg.
Mrs. i. & Elkius received q fine lot
"f prnts aud peaches lhi, week from the
Whitmorr ranch.
u. Marx. with Casey \ Swn,rv. Fort
Worth, Wa, in the city calling On his
customers saturday.
HAIRY Neal aud family ~ Clovis.
we're visiting relatives nnd friends here
several DAYS ihi, wrcb.
kirkpatrick. who has purchased the
interest of his partner IN the l."hhv
j. u ru-hrr Tor business aud will make
Rood.
T.. \. Mnu2v has been appointed
postmaster NJ Orton Ia succeed 4, :.
Popping aud will assume hi, duties on
October y
Engineer TOM Cunlihun. formerly 1T
this city, is here from the Mexican
Central. rn route 9" Denver tn see his
hi. parent,
=. &. shaw 1T the cav Bakery. has q
collection of curio~ that will interest
YOU. Stop ~ you pass the bakery
aud take q look.
g. 49, RiVpiu, t"wusitr manager ut
Ohar j. in the city, stopping at III"
Nuiruhrrg, while trnnsnctinu husiur.-
for his company,
6. l.. Crandrll aud family are stop.
ping ~ the Norrnhrrg. ~ r"ut" ="
Arizona. lie travels for the Elv Com.
mission company
T.. G.. Collius at CHAR, was ~ th"
Glrnrock Tuesday II" Is q prospective
candidate tor county commissioner
from the Third district.
49, +. Coupcr was IN from his farm
northeast Ut town "Wednesday with
maize, TN, wears. crop, aud fouud
ready sale ut god prices.
Solauo. IN Mora county will observe
''Old settlers Day" IN III" BIRD ut
TIL, month. Rev. i. =. Hcdpreth will
be the speaker of III" day.
". g. Hawkins. editor Of the Mon
tuya Republican. was ~ town Wed
nrsdny 10 meet with III" county r".
publican central committee.
II YOU want u good chicken dinner
white ~ the Fair, the South Methodist
ladies will serve van. Dinner ~ cents
Lunch served al afternoon.
Nim Mcfarland ot Logan. Wa IN the
city, stopping 1T the Glcnr"rk, Wed
nrsdav. lie was here - attend the
county central committee meeting.
&. r. ravlor was ia from Allen Tues
day. tie was IN rnur" 10 the west
-I a Al. ....t. ..l-... H.. l. l.A...
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-09-16

ID Ellis spent u day In Nara visa
LAM. ',nnon aud Mrrrav ". SEiw
Of ~llassell spent several days in tho
ruunty seat. M. Murray j. Cnitrd
states cnmmi- sioncf ut ~liassrll and Mt.
Cannon has been teaching,
Miss Vi Belle Coleman. who has
been spending u few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. &. &. chapman, left Thurs
la, morning tor her home IN Dallas.
Ten.
". \ Randall aud family returned
FRIDAY night from n five weeks visit
among relatives in Missouri. lie tells
omr good fish stories. lie l. n con
ductor on the Sout hw rstefn.
a. 1. Patterson candidate fut
county clcrk before the democratic
primal, October Eth. hiked u ,o the
plains this week aud j. making u house
to mouse canvass IN the interest Ut his
candidacy.
Iohn Cndgrr at Vaughn. formerly
chief NJ police ut thi, city, was here
" rincsluv "h land business. Tie owns
u part of the Vaughn ,ownsite n is
getting read, to put his property On
the mnrkrt,
Miss Maud Iurke. who has spent the
past month IN the millinery market ~
turned this week aud will have m
elaborate display Ut tail styles ready
Tor the inspection 1T their customers
~ IN early date.
! Exchange Editor q. \. Martin and
solicitor of subscriptions FRI Ut the ~
rasu Herald are Ia town 10 the inter
"st 1T that paper. These gentlemen are
! r%usilrr. Tor business aud nave done
we'll this trip - Tucumcari.
\. Paul Sirgil 1T Nara Visa, n prom
incut attorney 1T that new city. was IN
Turumcari Wednesday IN attend III"
meeting 1T the republican central c"m
mi,trr. Paul saws Nara Visa j. still
figured in the republican ranks,
I Y. T.. McNrill. editor 1T the Nara
Visa New M'yi,nu. m"mhct ~ the
r"unt, central committee. was here
~" tuesday ~ meet with the rnmn "
tee ~ agree an dates al the county
prrriuct primaries aud the county ron
,"nti"n
Mrssrs. smith aud I.rdhe,tcr If
GRADY. vrrr business visitors here
Wednesday. They were IN ~ land
business. They nfr enthusiastic in
their praise of the Plains crops aud say
ia" people are mntiug more stun this
wear than ior several.
Reed Holloman. one ~ the leading
attorneys 1T the sor invest. j. n cauii
date for the nomination an the RrIuh.
licnn ticket ~ Judge 1T III" eighth iu.
dirinl district. Reed j. we'll qualified
aud. II nominated. will he rlect-d.-
Naru Visa New Mexican.
Judge VI. e. Mechem has made n
record on the bench that ma krs bin
q logical candidate tor the Suprrm,
Cont at New Mexico. Clean men. who
lonk after their official duties in q
fearless and husiursslihr manner
should be- the rhoirc IT the people
Nara Visa New Mexican.
.. ". ,ulhrftsun at DulhHrt. spent
t..Y.I I.,- 90. liz .lut1s s...F th. .tV a.
rhi, wcck. tie - running u rcstnu.
rant ~ Dnlhart. hut has cultivated the
claim here this summer through hired
help. lie SAYS his maize, kaHfir and
mill"t are good aud thar he j. going
4" be- rrr>cu, NJ the county fair with
exhibits.
The Washington times., 1911-12-29
GIRLS IMPRESSIONS
49, OF TINES GENEROSITY

To the Editor OF THE TINES:
While walking along Pennsylvania
avenue Christmas morning, I witnessed
a very interesting spectacle.
noticed long line of colored women
and children coming down the street in
my direction, holding baskets on their
arms. Their faces were beaming with
JOY as they looked proudly and with
eager eyes into the baskets where tur-
keys. bread, celery, turnips, etc., were
carefully packed away. Having looked
at this sight with some interest, con-
tinued my walk on the Avenue, and
soon oticed that an empty store on
Eleventh street, near Pennsylvania
avenue. had been occupied by the Saliva
tion Army as a place for filling the
baskets to be given to the poor.
Absorbed in deep thought, stood
and gazed OH this scene with wonder
ing eyes; then I resumed my walk. /
did not go very far, however. when /
saw children coming toward me, hold
ing large paper sacks. containing toys.
These, of course, were obtained at the
office of The Times. When I reached
the Munsey building, where The Times
has its office. l could not help but feel
an awful pity for the little children
who stood in a line outside Of the build
ing, ready to go in and get the toys
which were lying in store for them.
and thought "how kind Of The Times
to think of the poor little souls" But
Immediately my thoughts changed and
/ said to myself: I'm truth, The Times,
wishing to be generous, is no more than
lowering the morals of the younger
generation. Children. in this way are
The Washington times., 1911-12-29

I'm not addicted to pretzels and beer,
from headache and gout have little L,
iear. 1 gather from what you suggest
m your rhymes that appeared on the
Mail Bag page of The Times, is that
purning thirst" you name only a Joke?
II not, and had 1t, I'd quench It with
smoke. In your war against smoke,
with two in the game, ''Uncie JIM and
yourself-please tell us your name-you
may think 1t is fair, as well as in sea-
son. while defending myself to offer
some reason. In the world of science
It's easy to find q smoker endowed With
an Edison mind. And a few weeks
ago, i was recently told, there died an
old smoker just hundred years old.
And the doctor said when he looked at
his tongue that "smoking's the cause
OF his dying so young In view o.
these facts, which 1 cannot forget, I'm
hoping to live for a hundred years yet.
And these dark. chilly days. with win
ter clouds streaming, we find consola-
ton In smoking and dreaming Ard
what we deem wiser by far than conf
planning is smoking q pipe when the
twilight Is waning. w. w. PUGH.
Haymarket. Va.
The Washington times., 1911-12-29
What's on the Program in
WASHINGTON TODAY

Annual meeting and election of officers
Almas Temple, Mystic Shrine, tonight
The following knights of Pythias or
ganfzations will meet tonight: Lodges
-Syracusians, No. 10, election of Off
GERS. Pythian Sisters-Rathbone Tenn
pie, No. 2S, business.
The following I. o. o. r. organizations
will meet tonight: Lodges-Central,
10: 1; Metropolis No. 49, degree work
Lodges-Dorcas, No. 4, and Esther. No.
8, election of officers.
Meeting OF Seneca Tribe, No. II, I. O.
r. NJ, 316 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, p. m.
Meeting of Mineola Tribe, No. IA, I. O.
r. M, Masonic Temple. Anacostia, 8
p. m.
Meeting of Idaho Council, No. /, Degree
Of Pocahontas. Twelfth and H streets
northeast, p. m.
Drill by the Fifteenth United States
Cavalry, Fort Myer, Va. this after
Address by Senator Burton, of Ohio,
before the combined meeting of the
American Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Science, and the Amer
lean Civic Alliance. Raleigh Hotel, 3
Special exhibition of paintings by Childe
Hassam, Corcoran Gallery of Art.
Annual meeting of the American Asso-
citation for Labor Legislation.
Stag party and Christmas tree, Colum-
bia Country Club. s p. m.
Selected readings by Miss Fanny Hag-
lie Library, 2:30 p. m.
Christmas tree celebration by the chill
dren of the Fifth Baptist Church, s
ID, m.
The Washington times., 1911-12-29
SINGING SUGGESTED FOR THE
DISTRICT SCHOOLS.

Miss Alys E. Bentley, superintendent
of music in the Washington schools,
will have the cordial Endorsement of
large part of the general public in
her efforts to stimulate a greater in
terest in music. She points out that
the fall season in the public schools of
the District is SO taken up with ath-
letic sports that it is practically i'm
possible to secure a sufficient number
of rehearsals to perfect good choruses.
Indeed, the study of music and the
furtherance of chorus work as a whole
does not secure the interest which the
Importance of those subjects deserve.
Miss Bentley Furthermore points out
that the salaries paid to music teach
ers are so small that it is well-nigh
impossible to secure competent instruc-
tors in this department, Repeated eff
forts have been made to secure ade-
quate appropriations for this purpose,
but thus far they have been without
avail.
There is no disposition in any quar-
The Washington times., 1911-12-29

taught to grow up in a greedy. beggarly
manner. and they never stop to think
of some way by means Of which they
could buy toys and other such things
with their own money, but continue to
be dependent upon charity. During
childhood they get toys through char
ity, later on, when the little girls grow
count Of certain conditions are unable
to have fine Christmas dinner, they
care not, but go to some place Of char
ity where they know they can receive
free dinner basket
1t Is. therefore, my conclusion that II
small children would receive less char
ity, they would grow up with more self
respect and anxiety to work and earn
money for bread and not become such
men and women as those who actually
go begging for food that they might en-
Joy the Christmas holiday in the same
way as those who can AFFORD to buy
everything which is required.
A SCHOOL GIRL.