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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-12

IGCUOu. Lei uS nave pIOJSCuOu.-
Efficiency.
Y.P.SLATTACKS SCHIFF BANK.
Whereas, The employees Of Schiff
Whereas, The employees of Schiff
& Co. State bank have been dealt
with unfairly because of their heroic
effort to better their working condi-
ton;
Whereas, They have been COM
PEELED to work the hours from 8:15
a. m. to 8 and often to 10 and IL
p. m. for meager wage Of $27 and
$35 per month;
Whereas, Mr.. Schiff has demon
strated his hostility to organized Ia
Dor by locking out the employees
who dared to form an organization
by which they may better their con-
dition;
Whereas, The Federation of Young
Peoples Socialist leagues, a part Of
the International Socialist move
ment, has for its purpose to draw
into a compact body all young peo-
pie who wish to better the conditions
of the working class; and
Whereas, The betterment of the
conditions of the working class can
best be realized through the organi-
cation of the industrial field; be it
therefore
Resolved, We, the members Of the
Federation of the Young Peoples
Socialist leagues Of the city of Chi
cago, in meeting assembly, Feb. 4,
1917, A. D., denounce the unfairness
of Schiff & Co. State bank and urge
working people to sever all their
business relations with the above
mentioned bank until they give bet
ter working conditions and agree to
recognize the rights of their en-
ployes as human beings to organize.
We also pledge our undivided moral
and financial and other support
which may be in our means to rem
der to the employees of the Schiff &
-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-12

Committee.
-O-O
HOW SEARS, RoEBUcK & co.
GIVES JOBS.-The Sears-Roebuck
concern advertises all the year
around for help. In every loop daily
it is advertised in different columns:
Help Wanted-Apply Sears, ROebuck
& Co.
The purpose of advertising is not
because they really need help, but it
is a trick to advertise its own bust
ness. The jObseekeTs who read the
Sears-RoebUck ads do not know
whether it is a fake advertisement
and go out there for jobs. When
coming into the employment office
the one who looks for a job will be
met by a crowd of unemployed of
about 300 at least, sitting one near
the other. >. When all seats are filed
one Of 'RosenwaId's servants comes
in with a bunch of application blanks,
questions them a few minutes and
then tells them to go, saying: Moth
ing doing at present"
One out of ten may be able to OBJ
tain an application, and those who
are fortunate enough to file an appli-
cation have to wait almost all day
for the superintendent interview
concerning experience and salary.
If the applicant, for example, puts
down on his application a low
amount of salary as $12 per week,
thinking that he will be able to get
the job sooner on such small salary
required, the application goes to the
superintendent; after all, he will be
offered only $40 instead S12.
If the applicant agrees to the sal
airy which is next to nothing, think
ing that he will be able to start work
the next day after going through all
those difficulties, he will then be told
that he will be notified when needed.
Is it not possible to pass law to
stop and to put heavy fine on con-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-12

Resolved, That copy of this res
Olution be sent to Schiff & Co. State
bank and to all radical. and labor
press in order to acquaint all those
concerned with it.-Miss Circle, Mr..
BackalI, Mr.. GomeIs<y, Resolution
Committee.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-12

The present police system of Chi
cago, the disgraceful police disclo-
sures, the hOld-ups, etc., make me
tired. We look to the police for pro-
lection. Let us have protection
Efficiency. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
@cncraI iyOdl OcrabIdDicOct.

&oris. 5. 9(pril. General
6cr0inan0 Sod, Der ais &clo Der
S1lod6t on ser Nlorne eefeiert wltr-
Sc, it, nie in elmer seitern bcroffent-
li6tcn 2iltc BON 8ef0rocrungen fllr5
ermG6nt miro, in oen 9ttbeltonO Ocr-
icbt ioorocn. @s lit ni6t 6etonnt,
ob ibm cine ipe8icle politiibe ooer
militGriibe @}iilion iibertrogen ooer
ob er ocfinitio pegen lblebtcr @e'
itnO6eit ooer @rreidung Der Differs
gren5e ouf bic Yenlionslilte geiest
poroen lit. General 2oboria lit an
ieine Steue gum 0iOilions-@enerol
bcforoert iDoroen.
9(u1 0iDilions- -@enero( @poour,
M1ilitGr- @ouDerncur bon Diinfir4en
ino frii6crer G6ef elmer W&ilitGrntii-
lion, mel6c in 1913 oic grie6ilbe
gCrnee reoreonilirtc, lit bonn oftiben
0ienIt entbo6en moroen; ferner fiinf
Srtgooc- Scnerole, on 0cren Stele
0beriten olfriHcn wel6e Iih aus
ge5eibnet boben inO tempordr oen
&ong ols @ener1le erbolten.
General 2oaute1, Ger friibcre
sriegSminiiter, lit mie0er gum reii'
Oirenoen General in @ioroffo er.
nonnt pprocn, wel1cn Soften ct fril-
Der i6on bcfleioete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
gIllstanldl Son @iDiIacfangenen.

2on0on 5. 9[pril. 9eittiA-
Lamb miro binnen fur5ent Elm nelieS
@oniuldt in &aporonOo an Der ihme-
oiiben &iiite Oes 9otbniihen @olfs
eiuridten, Inn, mie cine 9ieuter.0e-
pei6e ans Stod6plm beiagt boupt-
iddli9 @eiddfte nit 9iuBlanO 81 err
leoisen. Ser @lan itcbt oiienbor in
8erbinOiing nit oen llnterbanolln.
Gen fiir Die Greilaiilng Der Gipilge.
fangenen beioer 21noer. Ole 8abl
Oieier @efangeneu betrdgt mebr els
1900,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
G6rcncrflarnno fir g8nancr.

glG6onD, 5. 9(pril. Gos orei-
tGgigc Serbor in Scr bon Senator
9lo6crt s. gSoener geaen 9}oDor s.
&urrop NlitHel bon Stem Dorf er-
bobenen aloge luegen oeiien oeroGd-
tigenoen 9lelBerungen gegen @aa-
ner's 2opaIitdt enoete 6eltte frii6 nit
einen gertrauensOotim fir g9ogner.
Cine 9ieiolutiou IN pelder Nlit-
AcI lpegcn ieiueN Slelbertngen &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

taOelt puroe, gelongte nidt 5tr 9(E-
nobme. Gie Se9islatiir becnoete Die
Gontropcric Our1 9lutoriiirung Oes
2auofoufs in &odowup fiir6eituugs-
3lpcde, melAe oeu Gisput berbeigc-
fii6rt bate.
Gas @ertrauensootilm fir @ag-
ner loutet, mic folgt;
.@s miro 6iernlit 6eiAIoiien tod-
mails cinitinnlig Oos @ertrauen IN
Die e6rcn6uftc Grfiillmg iciuerYflih-
ten ais Senator mo in ieine 2opoIi-
tdt ieinem 9ouoe ge9cniiber unO %u-
trietisnius ais 9iirgcr Dem Senator
9fobert 3. @agner ous5uOriiden.~
SSerner, ua6m Der Senot einen ge-
ibluB an in melbenl es 6cilt, ooB
Wlupor SSo6n Eurrop Wiit6el bel lei.
ner &ernebmting Dor Dem Senot in
9l6reoc itellte, ooB er sic 9l6idt bot
te, Die 9opolitdt itnO Oen Yotrioti5-
lnits oes Senotors Npbcrt s. Mog-
per in 6roge 81 5ie6en ODER 5u per-
oddtigen unO ooB bicrOur9 Die Ser
6anolungen gcgenItonolos geiporOen
iiuo, uno fcrner in 9ln6etradt, oab
Die 9epeile erie6cn lalien Dab oas
bon ser 8inOesrcgierlng ben0t6igte
2onO bcltc in oen 9eIis Ger 9ieeic-
rlng ii6erge9ougen it, iei es be-
idloiien, Die i6pebenOcn Ger1anO-
Iltnaen nb8lliMIieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
Seine Qlbteiic BON @ica

Seine 9l6reiic BON gSiea
am T.. 81 lpril.
9S len pio 2on0on, s. g(pril. H
Ger omeritoniibc 9otihofter 9Sen.
fielo loQ oen &erncbmcn na1 flip
enti1loIicn 6o6cn am Z. 9Lpril, an
itatt, mic frii6er gemeIoet, am 5.
glpri(, bic &eiic BON @icn nod @aib-
in0ton ou5utrcten.
Sru d nit glmerifn ioll
be0oritebcn.
&iem 3. glpril, Din &onoon 5.
glpril. @s eriheint lic6er Dab
Siterreid .llngarn Die oipIouatiidel
@c5iC6ungen nit ocu Scr. Stooten
obbre6eu miro, foas Der GongrcB er-
fldrt, ooB Elm &riegs5uitono 8pii1ea
glmcrifo lmo 0elttidlono beitebt.
Gie 9iegierin9 bat Dem amerifur
uiicben @otiAafter 8reoric s. Sen
fielO einen Sonoer5ug 8nrgcriiiGiIng
geiteat. &or ieiner glbfabrt miro
Der Soti@oiter BON &oiicr &nrl en-.
pfongen merOen. @r miro iiber oie
Sdmci5 reiicn. 9lu6 Die Shmei3er
&cgeutn9 Bat bcrcits fir eincn Sons
oer5ug geiorgt pcl6er ben @oticbof-
ter BON DER @ren6e obbolen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
@cucrfidJuften protcitircn scscn
Nricn.

Seottle, s8aib., 5. 9(pril.
Das Central 2abor Council" bon
Scottlc, beitebeno aus $50 Gelego,
ten meI@e $4,000 NiitgIieocr bon
@cmcrfIboiten bertretelL bot iib ge.
gen ocn Gintritt Scr Ser. Stooten
in oen arie9 erfldrt. Cine 9ieiolils
ton wel6e Ii9 gegcn Ocn &rlee ans.
ipri9t, ipuroe gcitern 9lbeno einltinl'
MIG angenommen. @s muroen beltte
Gelearamme, mel3e geoen Sen &rieg
proteitrcn, an Yrdlioent @ilfon un0
Die &ertreter oes Staotes g8oIbings
ton inv @ongrcB geiaupt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

Sutidlufter @eufielO fcbrt 5nriid.
Sic 93odri6t 5un critcn @lole ofii-
5ieG beitdti9t Sic @riinOe
pcrOen nod ge6eim ge5alten
Gle omerifoniid oiterreidilbe
Gage.
@oiGin9tom .. Slpril. 3im
eriteu W}olc iono 6eutc Oos @eriicbt
ii6cr Oie &iidfebr OeS 9otiAoiterS
9eniielo bon @ien ourh SefrctGr
Banning @eitdtigung. @riinOe fir
leinc g9ieoerfcbr wlrocn icOo9 nicbt
mitgetbeiIt.
SefretGr 2oniing iogte, ser BOT
i1oiter @cniiel0 wer0e gien ntorgcn
oerloien mo6rideinlicb iiber oie
S6pei5 rciien mic Der 9otibaiter
@erarO, uno bon Do no1 Sponien,
I'M bic 9ieiie ouf einem nelltrolen
Sdifie BON einem @oieu ouBerbaIb
ser oelitidben GauAboot-3one SSn
Oieieni Sale miro er Sen gSeg iibcr
Cuba cinidlagen nno in imgeidbr 3
@o6eu bier eintrefien
Sic oiterreidiiAe Gage ber6leibt
nod un9etpiB, 0o6 bcrriht oie por-
niegenbe 9lniiht, OaB Oerti@cr Gin.
fhtB Die Goppel -NlonorAie oo5u pcr-
auloiicn miro, 0as Sdidiol Geuti6-
lanoS in 8e5ug alf sic Ser. Stootcn
81 t6eilen. gs miro onerfannt, ooB
Sciterreidb in jeoer @e5ic6ung be-
mii6t gepeien 1T, trot ieiner iormel-
len SSnooiiirung oes oentiHen IL
9oot-6elojuoeS. cinci 8rud NIT Oic.
fem 2on0e a65upcnoen. So mGd-
tig aud oieieS @efii6l gepeien it, 10
fonnte es Dem oeutitben Grud BOD
ni6t tpieoeritcbcn.
9(ae Soffnmgen bon Sciten ser
6ieligcn @comten, ooB Oeiterrcid,
8ulgoricn rmo sic Giirfei cinen 10
Itorfen GinfluB AMI sic @littemG6te
ousiibcn iperoc, GclticbGnio 5u ber.
onloiicu Ocn Gouh6oot-&rieg oif-
5ugcben llno Sen Ser. Stooten &C.
genii6er eiue beri0bnlihe, Dem 6ric-
sen 5uneigenOe @oltrng an5uneb.
men, puroen in lebterer 3eit mieoer
ie6r getriibt, olrb Die @rfenntlliB
oeutjden GinfIltiies in 0ieien Gam
bern. gtibtS oeitopeniger miro elm
geie6en, ooB ale 0rei 0ieler 2dnOcr
m1Biger ais Geuti6lono iiho, uno
DAB elm &erglei6. mie lit bic milf
tGrilhe in0 nirt6iboftlicbc Gage fir
iie INNER imgiinitiger geItaltet, lire
Sppoiition itGrfer iperoen mirO. Sic
9iiidfe6r oes @oti6oiters &enHclo
miro ouf sen StotuS 0cS 0irofen
Eornopsfi, feinen @influB bn6erL
on, mie Oic bieligen 9eonten mel
ncn Der auSerie6cnc @otiboItcr
iiberbollpt fcinen Stotus Bat. Sra.
iioent @ilion ia9te in ieiner BOT
idaft, Dem 0rofen wiir0c nidt ge-
Itattet iueroen, icin 9e9lou6igungs-
Sdreiben inter oen 6crridenoen
llmitdnoen 81 rnterbreiten; oes6oI6
miro enuortet, 0oB er lmt iihercs
@eIeit eiptQuunen miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
g0hitLnf ldllurint.

Bern Dia Yuris, 5. g(pril. IL
@rono 86itIod, ser omerifaniIde
@ciouote in 9elgien peldcr felt lcl-
ncr glnfunit bier bon 3eitungsleltcn
aIler giotionalit1teu fornlicb belogert
pllroc, bot 8uflu6t 6it elmer fur5en
formellen @rfldrung genommen, in
peldcr er ioet ooB CT iiber fein pp.
litiicbes Ebciuo iprc1en min, uno at.
glei1 Ieiner 9(nerfcnnltng ii6er sic
i6u ieitenS Der Deutidcn Bel ieincr
Slbreiic aus 8riiiiel 5i Gbcil oepor-
oene 9cbonolune un0 iiber oie @oIt-
frelnoitbaft Der Sbpei5er q(usorud
perlieb.
@eitcrn glbeno pur0e &rn. @bit,
locf BON @leoiant u. Stoboa, oem
Ser. Stooten. @eionoten IN scr
5dmei8, Elm Seitciien ncblt @mpfauq
eegeben 81 melben ole omerifoni.
i6e aolonie in Bern un0 einige me-
nige glnoere gelooen noren.
Die aus geIgien bier eingctroffc.
men slmerifoner, beionoers oie am
$illfsmerf betbeiliet gerpeienen, bo-
ben &iiitungen 5ur 9(brciie no6 9d.
ris be9onnen un0 cine g(n5obl bon
i9nen miro pieaei6t bcute a6reilen.
@bitlod bcabiidtigt iicb einige &oee
&ubc 81 g0nnen, ebe er nod Sobre
obreilt. Qas Gotun ieiner 9[breiie
lit nod nidt feitecicst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
Nein lSrieSensnnae6pt.

q N iter0ont niu Qon0on, 5.
9lpril. II Cine @crliner 0epeIhe un
oie ra6lniicbe 3citung~ beiogt, ooB
Die @erii1te BON einen1 nellen 6rie-
rensonge6ot Der Gentralmd6te, mel
hc Der 3uiammenfllnft aoiier 9Sil-
5elm's nit &oiicr Gorl un0 Der fiir5-
li1en @rflGring oes oiterreidiib-
ingarii1en Sotidoiters @rnfen G5er-
min iolgten unricbtig icien. Gic &C.
pei6e betont ieoo6, Der pieoerbolt
oiii5ica finogege6ene @rtnOios DER
9ereitpiQigfcit ser @iittclmd1te al
llntcr6onolunoen iiir neinen c6rcn-
poaen 6rieoen1 lei rnoerdnoert.
@eiter iogte sic 3eitltng. uSin-
iidtli1 ser einleitenOen S1ritte fiir
ioI6e ltnter6anoluugen brau6t 9}ic-
mano I'M 3weifeI 5u iein, OoB iie
0ur6 @reigniiie in g(merifo gednoert
perOen fonnten. g8ir perOen uns
0ieie 9iu6e, welbe ouf @rfolge 5it
%atoe imo 5u &oiier eeerimOet it,
nidt ne5men lalien.~
&onOon 5. glpril. @ieloun-
gen aus @opcn5ogen 8ufol9e erfl0rt
Die 8uoopeiter 3eihmg Better
&lo0o" iie babe in @rfabrung &C.
bra6t ooB Die in Sonl6itrg ltottge-
flnoeue Gonfcren5 8piiden 9aiier
@il6eIm ltnO Softer Garl feline 6rie-
0cnSnnapbn+p ernehen miirAp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

ii6cr 0ic beoorite6enoe &eiic Oes
amerifoniic5en @otidaiters in gSien
nad @ai6ington. Gr iagt: nGor.
Idufig ntiiiien mir 6amit rebnen, ooB
iih ein neler 6eino gcgcn ms erbo-
ben bat, pel1er ieine Itorfcn &rdfte
nlr langiam entfalten fam g9ir
miiiien oamit rcduen OaB bel Der
fommenOen ,Srieoens -Gonfercn3, oie,
mie mir bofien, balo itattfinocn miro,
9lmerifa bei unieren @egncrn iibeu
miro. Gas lit Die Gage, melcbe neue
8oIfsleioeni6aiten entfeiieln miro,
welden mir nit @rnit lmo 9lube be.
geenen miiiien. Gie &atiou in ltni-
form mo in Gipil miro ibre &fIi1t
tbun.~
30 orgenpoit~ nerurtbeilt
Billions &olitif.
81 M Iter0om, pia 9onoon, 5.
9lpril. Gie 9erlinern Morgenpoit@
iagt. og8ie Oie gan5e @oIitif oieies
@roieiiors unaufribtig unO bon
9lnbeginn bosartig mar, 10 mar es
auh icine @eoe, nit weI6er er iein
golf in Oen Gries itiir5cn mill"
81 leuBerung oes pGprli.
den organs.
81 I'm, A. 9lpril Oia Earis, g.
2GpriI Ger oSiIerpatore 9lomo-
no." oas 0rgon oes @atifon iagt
iibcr @ilion's &eoe Dor Dem Gon-
sreb:
Ser liann, wclHer i'm Oe5ember
ais 6rieOens-G6oupion ouitrot, be-
fiirportet bcute einen nusgcOcbnte-
rem &rieg lmO Itiir5t oie ncue geIt
in Die S6eilnabme an oen Sdrcden
Der groBten Observation-Disclosures
mel9e Die alto yelt ic id6."
9 Gnemorf be0ouert 9l NJ c.
rifas @intritt in
0en &rieg.
aopenboGen 5. 9tpril, bio
2onoon. Qlnerifo's Gintritt in
oen Srieg miro ougcnI3einli6 in
@Gnemort nidt iebr giinitig beur-
tbcilt, meOer in offi8ieaen &reiien
nod bel Dem 8oIfe I'M g(agemeinen.
Gic &botiode, ooB oic lebtc nel-
trale @roBmn4t li9 ouf oie cine
Seite itellt, bctrifft cine iol6c gtation
pie Idnenarf ernitlid. 0dnemorf
pie onOerc tleiuc N1tioncn Guropd's
baben iicb bemiibt, I'M Sriege 0os
INNER ibpieriger peroenoe @Ieid.
geiuidt 6piiAen ben beioen friegiiib.
renoen @ruppen 5u balten llno Der.
lltht niht nur normole @crb1ltnilc
bei5ubcbolten lonoern all1 9totb.
lucn0i9teitcn fir ibrcn 2ebensunter-
bolt mo ibr @ei6dftsleben. Sir lie
lit glmcrifo's S6ritt bon ipliber
99ihtigfeit fir ibre 3ufimft, Dab
i5re G0npGtbien fir cine ooer 0ie
an0ere Seite BON ocn beboritcbenoen
S1wierigfeiten ii6ericbottet pcroen.
Scr &crluit Der moraliiAen Stiisc
in icincn 9eltrebuneen poIitiide
lno commer5iclle gteutrolitGt oufs
rcc6t 81 er5oIten Ocn oie Ser. Staoa
ten eewd6rten, miro bon 0Gnemarf
beoouert. 0ie 3eitungen
ipicgeIn oieie Soltling oes @oIfcs ini
9llgeneinen mioer.
Gie io8ialiitiihe 3eihmg oSociol
0crofraten" ouein fritiiirt oen &rG-
iiOentcn Silipn meeen ieiner @nt-
i9eiOuug in Der i6GrfIten gSeiie. Sic
Aarofteriiirt ieineu S6ritt ais oaS
&eiuItat Der capitalization @iinide.
aus Dem Sricgs9eiite Den er0Btrn0g-
li@en %rofit berolls8ui9logen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
Slcncr 9Sultcu fir gcrultOrff.

StodbolnL 5. 9(pril. Giner
@leloung ser 3eituue o0ogensnDbe-
ter" 5ufol9e miro @raf Sobonn bon
9ernitorif Der frii1ere 9oticbafter IN
oen Ser Stooten, 0eltihlono's
oiplomotii6cr %crtrctcr in S6me-
oen wer0eA,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
BON oen ruffifden
Sronten.

GeterSburG 5. 9lpril, oia
@onoon. @eitern fanben idmcre
Sample 5piiden teiitoniiden unO riti.
iiihen Gruppen in gIoro .@oli3ien
itatt. Ger beutige 9eridt meloet
Bon feds 9lngriifen, Die artileriitiid
borbereitet auf riliiiide -SteIluugen
il0liH BON @ro0p ltnternommen mur.
Sen uuo oeren letter glngriff gum Be-
iie zines G6eils Der ruiiiihen Sra.
Zen fii4rtc, qEm gE6eno ieood mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
4lld6tiOrr Strti6
Bon 9eutihen lUNrDe
CT griiibrt.
0(uf am6ert6al5 SOseiIcm
sSrUmt nDrSlid) rDnOs eims.

einem iiber oOnOOn auSseiunOteu
umtIi6en oentiaen geridte 3r-
foIse crlitten Sic 6rau5Oicn cine
cmpfinOIidc 9aicocrIuoe. sic
lieBen 500 @efanocne in ben
Sdnoen Der Geutid1eu 5uriid- --
4aris oie6t MIR t6eiIwciie Oen
ocltiben siee 81.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1917-07-05
EDUCATIONAL

Santa Fe, N. M, July 2.-The mum.
ber of,graduates from the eighth grade
in the rural schools of New Mexico
during the past school year shows an
increase of forty percent over the total
of the previous year according to a
compilation just completed by the de-
partment of education. Reports from
all rural schools show that total of
! 1862 boys and girls completed the
eighth grade work successfully. If
eighth grade graduates of the incor-
porated cities and towns be added the
total of those now ready to enter New
Mexico high schools in September is
well over 1900. The entire education
al working force of the state is now
engaged in systematic effort to induce
every one of these boys and girls who
can do SO to go on into high school
| work.
Attaching great Importance to sue
cessful completion of eighth grade
work and to encourage the student to
go on with his education, State School
Superintendent j. H. Wagner this
year has substituted for the little
printed certificate conferred on eighth
grade graduates in former years, a
handsome autographed diploma which
bears the signatures of the state
school superintendent, the county
superintendent, and the teacher, from
whom the pupil receives the credential.
Mailing of 1862 of these diplomas has
ment of education. The eighth grade
graduates have been delighted with
the diploma and number of earlier
graduates have written the depart
ment asking that their printed certif-
Gates be exchanged for the more pre-.
tentious Autographed document.
In discussing the great increase in
number of eighth grade graduates in
the country schools Superintendent
Wagner said today that he looks on
this increase as the most substantial
evidence of the solid and important
gains in educational efficiency made
throughout the state. He anticipates
still larger percentage of increase in
those completing the eighth grade
work during the coming school year
Following is a list of the eighth
grade graduates of Torrance county,
exclusive of those in municipal schools,
Leona Davis of Estancia being the
honor graduate:
Katheryn Flowers, Jeptetha Hale,
Dorothy johnson, Duran; Flossie Con-
dit, Leona Davis, Ethmer Jackson, Guy
Marker, Leroy Manual, Ruby Mating
ly, Madge Barron, Goldie Fay Hub
bard, Ina M. Hubbard, Mildred Mil.
bourn, Joy Miller, Eva Perser, Wood
Crawford, Estancia; Effie Briggs,
Ruth Cullers, Bessie Dean, Madge
Stevens, Ruth Dean, Grace Dean,
Sylvia Thiebaud, Moriarty; Nellie Per-
kins, Daisy Robinson, Minnie Rogers,
Walter league, Mountainair; Samuel
Archuleta, Rutteledge Hybert, Ida
Williams, Helen Williams, Clara Seay,
Mildred Larsen, Negra; Oliver Sewell,
Virginia Tut Ora Starkey, Mcintosh;
Ben Myers, Joseph Shofner, Willard.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1917-07-05
TORRANCE COUNTY AT
LAS VEGAS NORMAL

The Trigonian News. pub
lished at the Las Vegas Normal
School. has the following in re-
gard to Torrance county teachers
and schools:
Torrance county is represented
by the following teachers: Mrs.
Parrett and Mrs. Grimmell, the
Misses McHann from Estancia.
Miss Coleman and Miss Madge
Stevens from Moriarty, Miss Gar
cia from Torreon. Miss Sanchez,
Manzano, Miss May Ballard, En-
cino, and Miss Hoyland and Mrs.
eagle, Mountainair.
Mountainair has a beautiful
new building and will employ
five teachers, Miss Alice Hoyland
will teach the Primary classes.
Estancia will have a modern
building complete in time fol-
fall term, will employ six teach.
ers-Mrs. Parrett and Mrs. Grim.
nell are there.
Miss Clarinda Sanchez will
teach in the new stone building
in Colorado Canon.
Misses Garcia and McHanr
and Miss Stevens are not de
termined as to where they will
go.
Miss Coleman returns to Lin
coin county. Miss Ballard will
have charge of the little people
in Encino where she has been fol
several years. Mrs. eagle will
teach in a good as new house il
her home district No. Is.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1917-07-05
RED CROSS LOCAL
ORGANIZED

A Red Cross organization was
perfected by the local ladies' Sat.
urday afternoon, which will be
an auxiliary to the Albuquerque
branch. Miss Becker explained
the work and the need of work.
ers. Mrs. Armstrong, who has
a son in the navy, made very
impressive talk on the work also.
The officers elected were Mrs.
Armstrong, chairman; Mrs. H.
G.. Williams, secretary; Mrs. C.
E. Ewing, treasurer. Twenty
one members were enrolled. The
Red Cross needs your co.opera-
ton. 1t is a noble cause.
Up to this time the following
named have joined and paid the
membership fee of 81 each:
Mrs. Ben Young, Mrs. G. E.
Ewing, Mrs. Cleofes Romero.
Mrs. W. H. Mason, Mrs. A. j..
Green, Mrs. L. A. Rousseau,
Mrs. L. D. Roberts, Mrs. Bob
Burrus, Mrs. j. M. Milbourn,
Mrs. Ira Ludwick, Mrs. Neal
Jenson, Mrs. Louie Bachmann,
Mrs. ]. M. Wood, Mrs. J. S.
Kelly, Mrs. Ed Robertson, Mrs.
Barnet Freilinger. Mrs. Roland
Harwell, Mrs. j. L. Stubblefield,
j. Gregory, Mrs. H. C. Williams,
Mr.. Shelton, Mr.. Milbourn. Mr..
Abbott, W. W. Davis, Mrs. W.
W. Davis, Verna Davis. William
Davis, Thelma Davis, ]. A. Con-
slant, Mrs. ]. B. Fisk, H. E.
Ogilvie, John Brown Berkshire,
Mrs. Ralph Robertson, A. ].
Green, Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs.
James Walker, Annie Porter.
Mrs. J. Berkshire, Mrs. A. T.
Cochran, Mona Bush, DR.. Chinn.
John McGillivray of Lucy gave
500. Mrs. C. E. Ewing gave
$11, the proceeds of the dance
last night.
Everybody is solicited to join,
and give their names and money
to any of the officers.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1917-07-05
ACTRESSES Do THEIR Bit

Frances Starr, the famous &C.
tress who appeared in 1.-THE Rose
of the Rancho" Marie Odile,'
and other successes, writes
Harper's Bazar this month on
the work of the Stage Women's 8
War Relief. She says that this
organization is not only hard at
work making surgical dressings,
knitting sox, and SO forth, but
is also preparing to give enter
tainment for the men at the
training camps throughout the
United States. 1t is too early to
know how the plans will work
out, but the general purpose of
the society has been approved by
President Wilson, and as Miss
Starr says, the soldiers deserve
legitimate amusement in their
few moments of rest and relax
alton.