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MANUFACTURERS ASK
INCREASE FOR ROADS
Illinois Association, Long OPP
posed. Now FavOrs 5 Per
Cent. Higher Rates.
TELLS MEMBERS TO AID
Railroads Feel Movement will
Prove RcasOnableness
Of Demands.

The greatest encoura cement that the
movement Of the railroads for higher
rates has received came from the Illinois
Manufacturers Association yesterday in
urgent letters to the 5000 members of
the association to do their utmost to
see that the railroads get the per cent
Increase they applied for to the Inter-
state Commerce Commission.
Railroad men said yesterday that this
Is a triumph for their case for tho
reason that the Illinois Association. one
of tine most powerful bodies OF producers
and shippers in the country, has formerly
been the most bitter opponent of any In
crease In railroad rates.
IL was admitted by railroad experts
yesterday that the roads We're forced
20 abandon their plans in 1908 for an
application for higher rates by the intense
opposition of this body. Tn, defeat of
the railroads when they did bring their
case To the commission In 1910 Is at
tributed by railroad men to the widely
organized and powerful campaign waged
by this association.
Think II win CIiuch Their Case.
Railroad men feel that the present
revolutionary action by the association
will be the final proof necessary to con-
vince the country and the Interstate
Commerce Commission that the business
OF the country demands better treat
ment for the roads as protection for its
own interests.
The letter OF Secretary John NJ Glenn
Of the association to the $1,000 members,
under the head of Make Business Boom"
Is In part ~ follows:
Wire the President wire your Sem
stors wire your Representatives to use
their influence for per cent. horizontal
raise in freight rates In official classifica-
tion territory.
"Do not suggest selfish exceptions as
TO lake and rail rates Closed plants
mean idleness and suffering to the entire
country. With the industries shut down
all business will be at standstill.
Act and act promptly. The Interstate
Commerce Commission should he inn
pressed with the Importance OF a quick
decision.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the directors of the Illinois Manufactur-
ers Association January . committee
composed of Charles Piez. =. \. Peter
son and John T.. Wilder. after several
months investigation of railroad condi-
tions throughout the country. reported the
following resolutions, which were unani-
mously adopted
"'Your committee has after thorough
Investigation found that conditions with
the railroads have changed materially
since your association successfully OPP
posed the request for AN advance In
1910. That the increase in wages
granted through arbitration, the increase
in taxes, the Increased expenditure to
insure greater safety TO both the men
and the public. and tho increase caused
by legislation OF the full crew type have
90 increased the operating expenses Of
the railroads in general that the net
inaunripuf n nrONtdp Tor
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Referees Appointed.

Supreme Court'---By Justice GnNegan-
Wilcox VS. Mcclellan, Herbert Noble.
by Justice Ford--New York Orthop3do
Dispensary and Hospital VI. COIN, Harland
d, Tibbetts,
by Justice Guy--Steinkamp vs.. Hard. Nor
timer s. Brlwni Goddard VS.. pugh, two
cases. Lewis = Burchard; Goldsticker vs.
Gaskili, Henry NJ, Goldfogle, Downey vs.
Charter Oak Realty Co, Jahn 1t Rogan,
Rsbeil Va Haley. Alfred y. ", seaman
ny Justice Seabury Empire city Savings
Bank VS., fully Construction Co, Melvin q
son; Agnew VS.. Evans, NJ. Spencer Bsvins
Matter q 0eoyA Jsha Z IsovA
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston. Jan 6.--Trading was fairly
active. with prices ruling generally
firmer. Owing to reports that receiver
ship for Boston and Maine has been
averted that stock jumped "a, points to
Goa. at the opening. On light transac-
tons 1t eased to ~, a gain of , points
over Mondays close. The preferred sold
at SO, up 3. Boston and Lowell strength
ened 3. while Boston Elevated lost ~
on small sales. United Fruit continued to
advance, touching 1864, up ga. Ameri-
can Telephone. advancing to 1909, up
-. closed at 1197k. unchanged. Ameri-
can Agricultural Chemical advanced ! y
The mining issues were frmer. Butte
and superior gained y, Mohawk adj
vanced q, Quincy gained !. while
Osceola declined I. The summary
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SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
WALTER S. GURNEE ct al as True,ee.
ior MARY E SCOTT. etc, Plaintiffs against
sale duly made and entered In the above
entitled action, and bearing date tho 4th
day OF December, 1918. |. the undersigned
the Referee In said judgment named. VIII
Rooms. Nos 1915 Vesey Street, in the
Borough Of Manhattan, city OF New York.
on the 14'h day OF January. 1914. at twelve
o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph p. Day:
suctioneer. the premises directed by said
Judgment to be sold. and therein described
buildings and improvements thereon erected,
situate In the Borough OF Manhattan OF
the city Of New York In the County and
STATE Of New York. and bounded and de-
BEGINNING at a poin, on the sou,herly
eide OF s5th Street distant two hundred
seventy hve G7O feet easterly from the
sou,hess,erly corner of eS,h street and
along the sou,heriy side OF s5th stree.
thirty seven 49,, feet six 49, inches thence
.outherly parallel with Second Avenue one
line parallel with 63th street thirty seven
$50 feet six 90 inches. and thence northcrly
parallel with second Avenue IA part OF tho
ioop fee, TO the poin, Of bsv'nnirs, :. he
said several distances and dimensions more
or less. said premises being known by the
str.et numbers S2s and as East s5th street.
fixtures and other personal property used
In or in connection with said premises.
Dated, New York. y. Y, December ~. 1913.
JOHN II. ROGAS. Referee
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs. 40 Wall street, Now York. y. Y
The following r. diagram Of the property
10 lie sold: it's street numbers are 32S and
caS East 65th street.
East
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CITATIONS


wAR%ER kArE-The reopl. ., III. stat:
independent, TO William H. Ryer' Clara /.
ks0n E Witt A sss M MsSer. bsSi. T.
Ryer. John G. Ryer' Frank Wilson. John WI,
.,n. Heller Wilson, Alexander Wilson VII
John : wiHsFief. And dns' W Wines:r;
Juliet W; connk,in' widow Of Isaac !. Gonsk:
G. Patton Wife Of Edmund NJ Patton; Cath.
fr,n, $ sway nors w'do% of AEthSr sT no
Mi,s 3, Henry 4 li:ss ErHss, n is say
Save; Md.y !: ,sI1ippsi; S:!n;siig: 6 s,,,s:
Wife Of rrsan T. Hey sier; Niehoiss il.
s,r,ppei Mari, l.. STRIPPED Anna y; Moore.
ter,on Wife Of Joseph II. Chat,erton; Annie
wnbsck. wife OF George IL. Witbeck; Charles
Anna r. outcsult Andrew i. Ryer, Harris;
4. Rycr; Dora u, Greeniee. wife OF Harry
sSoy. Ef' William IA II ah. the 5:
not living. then the persons who may he his
Ia, aMs OF ssss who
heirs a, law anS next of Kin Of Kat: Var
4. Hayes; William S. winckier. George /.
YIHstisr; Asn %. / AsheS%an wife Of John
@essman, wife n AienaS " Ws..%ah;
Mary u. Winckler Nellie l.. Winokler; Katie
Anna Il. NoSss vii. Of William Scyss; Roy
w Mco, aS n.m on w wrsn p Tiikner; Maud
Root; Helen r. w, Risley. wife OF Charles
Risley; Erne,t c. Tiemann, Charles, $. Tie
mann: all other persons who may be heirs
az law or next OF kin OF Kate Warner, de-
ceased. under the laws of the state OF New
not be ascertained after diiigent Inquiry.
and New York Idfe Insurance and Trust
COInDdUA, q Ia "A "a
Warner, deceased. send sreeting:
Whereas Alexander Wilson, OF tho City OF
Nsw fcr Court hs Of lately spPed < the sure
have a certain instrument In writing, bear.
Ing date the nineteenth day of June. 1907,
ptavs S GH. @P snS srSpsf' u
Kate Warner, late OF the County OF New
q our County o, New York, at his ofice, in
or nn. the sa sn
fourteen, at half past ten o'clock In the fore
n SS pf U5 Of FAX n. sn rna there to attend
m me- '''~' '' '"' sara last VIII ana 'es'a'
And such Of YOU AS are hereby cited rs
have one or q YOU have none 70 appear and
vent OF your nesieSt or fa,ars to 90 )" co. .Hs
guardian will he appointed by the Surrogate
tesmony Wher.s o% w. y bs ,Hs
seal seal Of the sur,osates Gour. Of the
fssall Of our said County OF New York.
November, in tn. Year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and
DANIEL j powDNEy,
ou,,or Ulerh Of tho surroEates Court
"Ho at's;n !. foE fsti,,.o,.r.
=" sSwss"i Y!,s s1HSs ..: ~: = un''h'." city
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
AMERICAN lloHr AND TRACTION COMPANY.
~ " ALL STREET

January G. 1914
The Board OF Directors this day declared
from the net earnings Of the company the
regular quarterly dividend Of ONE AND
ONE-HALF PER CENT. Gi'ob on the
PREFERRED stock Of this company, pay
able February second, 1914. to stockholders
OF record Of PREFERRED stock at the close
or business January 10. 1914.
The Board also declared from tho un-
divided profits OF the company a quarterly
dividend of TWO AND SNE-HALF PER
CENT. t2i,S on the COMMON stock of
this company. payable February =, 1914, 10
stockholders Of record OF COMMON stock
at the close OF business January 10, 1914
The Board also declared from the undivided
profits Of the company dividend of TWO
AND EHAIF t2iab SHARES OF CON
MON STOCK every One Hundred tloO)
shares OF COMMON stock outstanding, pay =
able February :, 1914 to stockholders OF
record Of COMMON stock at the close OF
business January 10. 1914.
The transfer books for both PREFERRED
and COMMON stock will close January 10,
isi4 at o'clock =. NJ. and VIII reopen
February :, 1914. at 10 o'clock \. NJ.
G. ~ JEIIIFGE Secretary
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sURROGATEs NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON VI
NO. 6 or THE COUNTY oF rllU.Ap.
PHIA-Maroh Term. 1919. No. 90. 4.
gorce, Dora u, Thatcher vs.. William or
Thatcher
TO william Citizens Thatcher. rosponu
YOU Will please take notice that g..
been appointed Master by the Court ~ o
above case. In which your wife, Dora
Thatcher. has brought suit agalus. YOU u
and that ! will hold a meeting FOR tho 70
pose OF taking testimony in siii cause
my onice, No, sos Chestnut Street H. f
City Of Philadelphia, State Of pcunsvlvai
on Friday. January 30. at two O'Clock y,
when and whore YOU may attend with ~
nesses n you So desire.
FRANCIS r. RIDDLE Mast.
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Tho approximate amount OF the lien OF
charge to satisfy which the above described
property Is to be sold Is Thirty-four thou.
1884. es50s) dollars with interest thereon
from the End day OF December. 1913. to.
TO Four hundred rve and $1,000 1to5.s0i
dollars with interest from the 4th day of
Decemher together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate amount OF taxes
assessments and water taxes OF other liens
which are to be allowed to the purchas ser
out Of the purchase price or paid By the
Referee Is $685. Is and interest.
Dated New York. y. V. December %. 1918.
JOHN II EONAS Refs-Ae
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO Jan. 8.--Sears- Roebuck was
the main feature In activity, with prices
showing frmer tendency. Chicago
Pneumatic Tool was In fair demand and
American can common also showed
strength. Peoples Gas. Diamond Match,
Union Carbide and American Ship pre-
ferred were fractionally lower City
Railway 5s acted better. The summary :
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GEORGE f. HILLS. Secretary.
BROADWAY TRUST COMPANY.

New York, December II. 1918
Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
broadway Trust Company VIII he held at
tho company's ofrce. No. 93S Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF Now York,
on wednesday. January "a. 1914. at twelve
o'clock. noon, for the election OF Directors
and for the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may properly come before said meet e
ing. Polls Will remain open from lc O'Clock
noon to I o'clock y NJ
JOHN W. II. BERGEN, Secretary.
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The approximate amount Of the lien OF
charge to satisfy which the above described
properly IL 10 be sold is eighteen thousand
lars, with Interest thereon from the 18th day
OF November 1913, together with costs and
forty-two and s3-i06 1t42s3) dollars. with
Interest from November nth, 1918, together
with the expenses OF the sale.
The above premises are to he sold subject
to tax lien OF two thousand one hundred
ninety-four and 3l-lo0 t2,la43i) dollars
sold to Tax Lien Company of New York or
October 9Th. 1913, for unpaid taxes and water
rates and the interest thereon from the date
Of sale OF said tax lien.
Dated New York. December ?3rd. 1918.
FRANK J. RYAN, Referee.
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y. W. cUrneF BFohd anu Anon Streets.
Philadelphia, December 10, 1918.
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend OF two per cent. $500
per share, payable January IL, 1914. to
stockholders Of record AZ the close of bust
ness December 81. 1918 checks will DO
mailed. LEWIS LILLE, Treasurer.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


supREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk--Caroinc stern, plaintiff against
Julius Lichtenstein and others. defendants.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the above
entitled action. and bearing date the I'm
day Of November, 1913, ], the undersigned. the
referee in said Judgment named. Will sell at
public auction. at the Exchange Salesroon
Manhaiian. city Of ' New York Ike on ' the is,h
day OF January. 1914 at ~ o'clock noon on
sold. and therein described as follows:
Al that certain lot piece or parcel OF land
being in the city Of New York and which
IN the office OF the Register of said city and
county OF New YORK by Thomas sargesnt
dT,es sa5 5' o5. b. he nu abe as
tfour hundred and fifty-ninol. without
case. and which said lot s kn.wn on sai ID
map by the number 6j tsixty -fve). and Is
bounded and described as follows. TO wit;
=, BEGINNING at point on tho essterly side
southeast corner OF Avenue i and sixteenth
with sixteenth street. nine,y.five feet and
siN inches ,ed n. insD; thence sontherly.
s snd parallel para Win Avenue a. iwe1;y,nvc Zee,
erly. aud parallel with sixteenth street
nnety:fiye ieei and .lS l.che, ,ss IT. ms
thence northerly along the said esstery line
Or Avenue 49, twenty:fIye fee Fee, and min.
Of beginning Being the same premises con.
yeyed by the said Caroline stern to the said
Leopold Geissmann by deed OF even date. and
said mortgage being given TO secure part OF
the consideration or purchase money for said
premises. In the said deed expressed. Said
premises being known as and by the street
number 252 Avenue 4.
Dated New York, December Gard. 1918.
FRANK J. RYAN. Referee.
HERBERT cRAcArER, Attorney for Plain.
tiff 21i broadway, Borough OF Man.
haitian. New York city.
The following IL a diagram OF the property
TO be sold. its street number is 1852 Avenue A:
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 6.-The market
had good undertone during the day
Philadelphia Electric was In demand and
was strong Oh fractional advance
There was some buying ~ Tonopah and
Tonopah Belmont. Traction stocks were
quiet but firm Arbitrage trading was
for most part all done In United States
Steel common. The summary
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NOTICE is hereby given OF an election for
nine go trustees of tho Brooklyn Trust
Company and for three go inspectors to be
held at the ofrice OF the Company, Nos l17-
l19 Montague street In the borough of
Brooklyn. city OF New York. on Monday,
January l?th 1914. at twelve O'Clock noon.
Transfer books will close AT +. NJ. Monday y.
December 2sth, 1913. and reopen at A. NJ.
January 10. 1914
FREDERICK 7. ALDRIDGE, Secretary.
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Supreme Court--By Justice Guy-Charlott .
f.. Alis vs., Monroe !. Fischer. Bruce Eli
son; Sarah Grsssman VS.. Alyins Mand.
Bank vs.. julius Weinberg, two cases, Phoenix
Ingrahamt Empire City Savings Bank W,
DAVID perlaan. PhosntR IHOrahsA.
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The annual meeting OF tho stockh elders al
Bankers Trust Company. for the election OF
Directors and the transaction Of such othe,
business as shall properly come before the
meeting. will be held at the office OF ia,
Company. le Wall street. Borough Of Man,
haitian. City OF New York. on Thursday
january s. 1914. at twelve O'Clock noon
The polls will remain open from twelve NJ
to one L. NJ.
GEO. q. THOMSON. Secretary.
New York. December e. 1918.
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u. =. supreme Court Calendar.

wAsHINGTON. Jan. S.--LThs day call I
GJ G6. 70, a. 623. s24 625. s2s 6:7. SCI
e2s. $50, sol and s32). Gt2 land stsl, 80
no 72T land 72S and 7ae), 100, $50. t5t
505 s65. 707, 7G and res.
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Notice Is hereby given that a meeting of
the Stockholders Of the Harrington Case
Company will be held at tho oricc OF IN.
Company, 80 Maiden Lane. New York cry.
on the 18th day OF January, 1914. at two
o clock T. NJ. for the purpose Of clecting
three Directors for the ensuing year two
inspectors Of election to serve a. the next
annual meeting. and for the transaction OF
such other business as may come before said
| meeting.
GEORGE z. HILLS. SecretarY
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INITIAL. rIIW CORpOWATION

The ninth monthly dividend of - 20 upon
the common capital stock of this corporation
and an extra dividend Of II e on the com.
mon stock have been declared, payable on
January 10, 1914. to stockholders of record
January 10. 1914
Dated January ., 1914.
CHARLES J. HiTE, Treasurer.
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FEDERAL SUGAR. REFINING co.

The regular quarterly dividend OF ONE
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. Gigcel on the
Preferred shares of this Company vill he paid
Jan 81. 1914. to stockholders OF record at
rlose of business Jan. 90 1914 Transfer
books will not close A. ". PLATT Secy.
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SITUATIONS WANTEn-MALK.

TWO efficiency engineers end q Dc'.
phrenologtst tell ms can do my beat =
iey1ns him Of detail matter thai shoult g.
burden his time or MIND; at pr.seu'
ployeui experience, education. persons q.
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BlslNl.ss CHANl.Es,

YOUNG CUBAN with capital would like to
responsible Ds''''A n y Sss i'' A. enc.
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Court ~ Appeals Calendar.
Receivers Appointed.

Albany, Jan s.-Court Of Appeals cal
endsr for to morrowi Nos. 7ss, I6a, 7H 900
900, 256 267 and ESQ.
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NiECTIONs AND MEETINGS.
New YORK. Title Insurance Conp.n,.

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
NEW YORK TITLE lN>t RANCE COMPANY,
1 for the election OF Directors aud Inspectors
| OF Election to serve for the succeeding year.
VIII be held At the office OF the Company.
| No. 1885 Broadway, New York city. on Tues
| day, the l3th of January, 1914 at 1880
o'clock In the afternoon
| The stock transfer books will be closed OH
| December 81. 1919, at T.. NJ. and reopened
| on January ~. leli. a. 10 y NJ.
FRANK l.. COOKE, Secretary.
Dated. New YORK. DecemOer 10. 1913.
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CENTRAL UNION GAS COMPANY.

bgb OOuFtIOnOt ave-. January htn. wa.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
this Company for the election OF Directors TO
serve during the ensuing year Will be held at
the Office OF the company. Monday. January
18th. 1914. a. /. NJ.
Transfer Books VIII ne closed Friday. ranu-
airy eth 1914. and reopened Tuesday, January
goth 1914. l. II. WERNER. Secretary.
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Consolidated &c. Company Of New York.

january bth, 19ll.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
this Company for the election Of Trustees TO
serve during the ensuing year will hc held at
this once MONDAY, January &c. 1871. Polls
will be open from IL NJ to i NJ. Transfer
books will close Saturday. January 10 1914 at
IL NJ and reopen Tuesday, January 80. 1914
X. A. CARTER, Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.


savings banks.
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tho Annuai Meeting OF the Stockhoders
tho election OF Directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting. will he held at the office OF 'he
Company, No. 90 John street: New York CITY
on Tuesday January 10, 1914. at II o'clock
A. NJ GEORGE HOFFMAN Secretary.
Annual meeting OF stockholders Of Con
solidated Roofing Company, Inc. viii he hold
at 2sa East <2d st. y Y CITY Jan 10. 1914.
at I T. NJ A. r. LFCLUSE, Secretary,
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1914-04-11

munity' leadership is considered as
valuable in q teacher as capability in
the class room. The summer school
will also cooperate, with the Valley
City Chautauqua, as in former years
presenting each student enrolling for
the six weeks with asfull season ticket
Of admission 70 all Of the seventeen
days Of program. .z.4.
The date for the presentation of
,Ma-ta-tok-pah, the Last Of the Man
dams, bysa Model school cast has been
set for April 20. The dramatization
has been made from certain Indian
legends, and particularly those Of the
community Of the Dakotans, by the
Misses Margaret G. Burns and Susan
w. Norton, critics in the Model
school. &. ..;.s a:,.ss ....5
The Normal alOnians spent their
Easter vacation ON q concert tour ON
the 500 line, appearing in Kenmare,
Donnybroolr, lTinOt, Analnoose, Har-
lvey and Couis senay
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1914-04-11
is
CHOICE OF
TEACHERS

The gathering of the Missouri
Slope Educational association at Bis
marck Thursday and Friday of last
week was enc Of the best the associa-
ti6n has ever had. The program was
One Of the best ever presented and
was carried out completely as print
ed. Several extra numbers were ad-
ded. The most important feature of
the meeting, especially to the people
Of this section, was the unanimous
adoption Of the following resolutions:
We heartily endorse the proposed
amendment to the state constitution
providing for the early establishment
of a normal school at Dickinson"
p, Mandan and Beach invited the
association to be their guests the
coming year. After a rather warm
contest MandanA succeeded IN. win
ming the approval. 4 Both cities were
entitled to the honor. Dickinson has
acted az hostess once so did not try
for the position this years q. e.
81 Those who represented Dickinson
were Supt. P. s. Berg, Misses Beebe
May and Walters. "a Il