Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-06

OF: me Cnlldfen OF other people. And
last, but not least, she very often has
the advantage OF economic lndepend.
ence." Miss Lizzie, as a sinister.
knows a lot-or thinks she does.
= WashingtOn's board of trade, mind
Isful of last years cleanup campaign,
and its wholesome results, in the re-
moval of tons Of filth from the city's
streets and by-ways, and the almost
entire elimination of typhoid, is about
to inangurate another spring clean.
ing. Such crusades produce imme.
date health and trade benefits and
have also f%ar-reaching educational eff.
feet.
Washington's army of unemployed
is about to have Its forces somewhat
enlarged by the imminent dismissal
OF over 400 bartenders, who will lose
their jobs through the new liquor Ii.
cense law. which stipulates that by
November LIST the total number Of SO.
looms must be reduced to 300 and not
more than 25 clubs viii be able to
secure licenses.
President: Jacob Gould Schurman,
Of Cornell university. is to be the
guest of honor. at the. annual dinner
Of the Garpal sclubF Of Washington,
to $sbe head'atathe University club next
Saturday night. A number Of prom.
inent Comedians from Missouri,
Michigan, Ohio and other states have
stated their intention of participating
in tho event.
Miss Mary Alden Hopkins of New
York, who knows all about it, as.
serts that tho settlement worker
should not regard herself or be re-
garded. as a~sc0nsecrated soul. She ID
in the work because she likes tt
and because she is paid for it, !
Uncle Sans roads experts declare
that repairs to roads should be made
when they arc needed, and not once
a year after crops are ''laid by" One
days labor, judiciously distributed
throughout the year will accomplish
more, they agree, and show better
work in the maintenance Of an earth
road than the same amount Of labor
spent In six days, especially If those
days are in August, September or
October. when the ground is hard
and dry. +
DR.. Clara McNaughton stirred up.
things generally at the last session
of the Federation OF W0men's Clubs,
when she had the temerity to adv0.
cate an. eight-hour law for servants.
Her practical experience of the aver
age colored servant women in Wash.
ington Is unique, say housewives all
over the National Capital, If, she has
satisfied herself that because OF the
length of hours under which some Of
the servants work they are virtually
slaves" Nowhere else do they have
such good hours, high pay, comfol>,
tablely.furnished quarters, and O II
teous and considerable treatment.
Senator Martin of Virginia, has q
crouch because some ambitious per-
sons in Ole varginny have started
the report Of his alleged intention to
retire from public life, after the ex..
:piration of his present term, Of
which he has about five years yet to
serve. He'll be 70 years young then,
and he thinks that, as he will be
rounding out his fourth term and ID
a mighty long way from 90 years old,
the ex.governors. and others who. are
:alking about succeeding him ought
to announce their candidates. for
some other. Job. 1
The national Boy Scout headouar.
tors plans to cooperate with the coun
ellis of Washington and Baltimore in
the management Of Camp Archibald
Butt next summer on the Chesa.
peake Bay. and to establish q school
for camp directors in connection
the Eoy Scout camp. A course of
instruction in the management of
for boys Is planned, and at the
close of the season a certificate Is to
be, given to those who have success
fully passed the prescribed examina.
ion. The national h~eadOnarters will
then try to secure employment for
~ t'oNu'sIco ~ CdulIS TOT DOyS
throughout the country.
A society dame disconrsing of the
season just closed says: "The social
side Of the first winter of the VIII.
son administration seems to have
successful from every point OF
The newcomers themselves.
Who have r%eciprocated so pleasantly
he attentions showered on them
fnce they came here last spring, are
willing to look forward to 81
luleter period for the next month or
wo, and will need it., as the ~after.jj,
caster programme will be very much
IS 1t has been since early January.
those who have always taken
N active part in social dOings find
he constant demand on them here
eqnires a good reserve stock OF
'ealth and endurance IL they mean to
'et any pleasure ont Of their cxper.
ences." 81. "a