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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-17

Pierre. 16-Stat South Dakota
kazdeho roku nabizf ma prodej cd
$4,000 do $50, 900 akrn pozemku,
IA mfrne splatky a ma ) proceut.
Tyto jsou budto velmi drodn6 a
dobre anebo pouze pro past,u v
suche casti statu. Stat doposud
vlastni pfiblizn6 1889, 922 akrI
pozemku a 5O7,2s5 akrh nadaGni-
no pozemku. Phi ukoncenf liskal
niho roku 80 Gervna. 1917, bylo
We skolnim fondu So, ZIP, O76.O7 a
fondu rdznf Tide dluzili "a, $50, 226
"a, coz cini dohrOmady bIizko $14
00O, 900. Tato obrovska suma ne,
sc 3 az 6 procent droku. Skolam
sc 2 fondu behem tehoz roku W.
platilo S1,ll3,324. IL, tili 1922 Ia
kazde dite. Mimo toho Sc vypla
tito Sill, 1926. 80 ma RUNE vzd6la-
vaci nstavy. Stat ma $4,000 ak
Ri les6 V Black Hills kterg prime
SO hezkou sunni pen6z az Sc Dude
z Mich prodavati dfivi. Odhadr-
je sc az vsechny skoIni pozemky
Sc prodaji, re stat Dude miti trva-
III skolni fond 90 millionn.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-17

Lesterville, 14--Lawrence Wal
loch a jeho bratr Tomas, jenz sem
pfijel re Stirum, N. d. odjeli do
Hot Springs, Ark, do lazni, kde
Sc zdrzi az do jara.-Sl. Alice Ro-
kusek, jenz PRAGUE ma poste v Ia
bofe pfiiela domu ma nejaky Gas,
nebot jeji oci il delaif obtfze.- Mi
nulo stfedu, Ohio ledna velp. Chu-
daGek oddal ma fare 81. Matildu
Freidlovu, dceru manzelG B. G.
Freidlov5ch a Jos. E. Nikodyms,
syna manzelI Jos. Nikodymov5ch
jenz bydli jizne cd mesta. Mia
dencem a druzickou hyli 81. josef
ma Nikodymova sestra zenicha a
a Henry Tank cd Yankton. No.
vomanzele odcestovali ma kratsi
svatebni cestu do Iowa a pc navrs
tn Sc usadi ma farme jizn9 cd mes
ta.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-17

VfroGni sch1ze spolku Z.C.B.J.
SO Dude odbyvati v nedeli. 13ho
Iedna, phi ktere Sc budou VOLT no
W ufednici Il jins dGlezite iednaui
Jest zahodno ably kazdy Glen byl
pritomen. Thos. Svanda,
Adv. ucetnik.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-17

MGj ii bozfnku! Us davno sem
81 S vami, lidicky, neposprechoval
v techto sloupcich; ale to co Sc ia
dy v Tabofe pfihodilo prave v tn
dObu vseobecne radosti - zrovna
pred krizmusem- nemnzu nechat
jen tax, kdepak. Je to vo tom
Frantiskovi, vo kerfm ctena legra
ce napsala ten nekrolok v posled-
MIN elsie. Ia krutych mrazd ia
hrub6 z domu nesel, a kdyz stara
pfinesla Indepede a ia ten nekro-
lok 81 ~pfecetl, povfdam: prach
set million not a dluhI; vzdyt to
p~ovfdam, jak sou lidi nevopatrni.
Pride sem clov6k, zadnej newt vod
kud, a ponevac della dobrej DOZEN
phjci Sc mu tolarkd, re by "a ne
moch koupit kolik liberty bonds,
a to este jen TAX ma notu anebo ma
slovo. ia sem ale IA nej vyzral.
Vode mje Sc chtel vypujGit desitku
ale re sem il nemel, pIjcil sem mu
ien p6tku. Tim padem ma "a
mnou petku, Gill sem petku dlu-
Zen. Redachtor Sc mi taky PHI
znal, Re Frantisek ie mu dluzen "a
Independe, ale mocli, to neprozra.
dill. Dyby vedel jeho adresu pos
lal by mu %upominku. Ma snad
bejti n6kde v laznich ma jihu k VII.
Ii odpoGinku. A proc by taky ne7
Svou pill a obratnostf v Tabofe 81
pomohl "bohate''. iak fikaval Ii
W neboztik Rysavy, a musime
mu po te sakulentske lopote tro-
chu vodpocinku dopfati v tech laz
mich.
lie Sc nekde fidi die hesla: nula
cd nuly nejde--musfm Sc vypdjcit
nesmime Sc divit. Vite sami jak
daleko by clovek dosel, dyby ne
byl podnikavy a neudelal 81 duh.
Sou lidi keff pr&ve z dluhu 81 po-
mohli pfikladne mas Frantisek,
poz. sazece). Dyby Sc byli bali
dluhu, nemeli by dnes mic. A pro-
to taky nevidim proc ten rumrejch
tady, d.ys mas Francek okazal re
je podnikavej a pax odjel do nej
lepsich lazni v teto kontry. Tot
Sc vi, re nekdo to zaplati, ale vo
to Sc nemusfme starat.
ia chci sehnat vsecky ty, kefi
mali notu anebo testny slib vod
naseho Frantiska, a vsichnf 81 k
Will potesenf zarmoucene duse "a
pejem staroGeskou piseh:
o, Velvary, o, Velvary!
Kde jsou me tolary! q
Klel sem, pill sem, hromoval sem;
Franckovi dGvefOval sem
O, Velvary, o, Velvary!
Kde jsou me tolary!
O, Frantisku, o, Frantisku!
Tvs lisak mad lisku.
Casio SINE 81 zdravf pfali,
a i taky cvika hrali-
o, Frantisku, o, Frantisku!
Tvs lisak mad lisku.
O, pfatele, o pfatele!
Divna GO Tn nele.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-17

Ztralil jsem zaclony cd kary v
TyndaIl. Nalezce necht je laska-
va yrati. +. Nj. Vavruska. Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-17

Vyprodame zbozi pc A. j. No.
vakovi "a pnl zdarma. Pfijdte Sc
pfesvedtiti, Il usetfte penize. Ia
Dor Drug Store. Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-17

Nasel jsem pokrtvku Il Dante.
Mattel necbtse pfihlasi. John CT
hak, Dante, S. D. Adv.1-3.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-17

Scotland, 14-John Schafer, 20
roxy star, zemfel minuly patek ma
zapal pile. V teto rodin6 Sc odeh
rala prava trsgedie. Schafer a
jeho manzelka a til roxy starS sy-
mex byli navst6vcu v severui Da.
kote v AUTOMOBILE. Ma zpatetni
ceste byIi nuceni nasledkem zimy
Sc staveti u jednohe farmera jehoz
deti onemocneli ma spalu a hosik
Sc nakazil, nebot kdyz dojeli do
mu pffznaky nemoci Sc objevili j
u Schafera, a pozdeji dostal z toho
zapal Pile. Schaferova tez Sc ma
nemoc roznemohla a pochybuje Sc
o jeff uzdraveni.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-17
RHINE zprdvy.

Pierre, 14-Guverner NOrbeck
obdrzel nafizenf Re mfstni spros,
tovaci vybory, jenz pracuii ma do
taznfkach, obdrzi "a svoji praci
35c "a kazdy 1plnS dotaznik KITE
rs oni prohlfdnou. Vlada Jim
castky Jim Gastky takove zaplatf
pouze die toho kolik jich odeslou.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-17

Dante, 16-Pfedminulou sobotu
nekdo nalepil ma obydlf r. F. Sy.
kory cedulku, ma nfz stale napsa-
no "KaisrGv dunn" Ma Sc "a to,
re Sc to stale nasledkem toho Re
Ralph ma dotazniku zadal sposteni
cd vojenske sluzby, tax jake mno-
no jinych mladikh. Gin jest vse.
obecne odsuzovan.-V dterS byli
We zdejsim kat. kostele oddani vlp
Przitarskim, 81. Marie PlaGek. dee
ra JOS. Platka a John Kocmich,
syn Marina Kocmicha.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-17

Yankton, 11-Carl Won Hassel
Zion HajzD jenz byl pred nedav-
mem zatknut pro vlastizradne jed
mani, a dan do zdejsf basy, nahle
zmizel, tim Re vylomil tezke oce-
love pruty We okne. Vseobecne
Sc ma "a to, Re n9kteff zdejsf
Nemci mu pomohli ma syobobu a
re jej nynf skryvajf.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-17
Limit Prisoners Money

Money intended for interned
civilians and prisoners of war in
Germany should be RENTED
through the Bureau of Prisoners
Relief, American Red Cross, Wash
ington, D. c. Remlttances SO made
will probably not be delivered to
addresses by the German Govern
ment in cash, but in the form of
credit on prison exchanges.
According to the Spanish am
bassador at Berlin, the German war
department states that there are no
restrictions in regard to the REMIT
ance of money for civilian and mill
tary prisoners. Such money is
placed to prisoners credit, and may
be spent under the following regu.
lations:
Military prisoners. Sixty marks
weekly may be spent by officers and
others of similar rank; 50 marks
weekly by non-commissioned officers
and men.
Civilian prisoners. Sixty mark:
weekly for men of better social po
sition: so marks weekly for others. >
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-17
Will Erect Fine Residence

Lester Hill has let the contract
to the Madison Lumber Co. for the
construction of one of the best resi-
dences in the Potlatch country.
The plan calls for full concrete
basement. The first floor will have
a living, dining room, kitchen, hall,
large sun room, front and rear
porches, elaborate built in fixtures
in kitchen and dining room. The
upstairs will contain four large bed
rooms, bathroom and sleeping porch.
Everything will be modern and an
up to date water system, sewer sys-
TEN and probably electric lights
will be installed. 1t is estimated
the cost of the house complete will
be in the neighborhood of $4,000.
Clarence Bechtol has charge of the
carpenter work.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-17
Amusement Places Closed

Last week Governor Alexander
issued proclamation calling upon
the county and municipal officers of
the state to see that every place
within the state of Idaho that has a
billiard table, pool table, card
tables, dice tables and other devices
where men can play games of
amusement, no matter whether in
public places or private places, be
closed during tie hours from sun
rise to 6 o'clock p. m. each day and
that these devices be covered and
no games be allowed in such place:
during the above specified hours.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-17
Latah County Service Flag

Moscow citizens are planning
service flag for Latah county and
also a community flag for each
town. The matter has been taken
up by the chamber of commerce
and every town in the county is to
be asked to join in preparing the
flags. It is planned to have the
county flag, 10 by 18 feet, fly from
tall flag pole in the business cen
ter of Moscow, with blue star for
each Latah county soldier in the
service and a gold star for each one
killed.
In addition to the flag it is the
plan to have a record made and
kept of all army enlistments, includ-
ing the name, date and place of
birth, date of entry into the SER
vice, rank, and all other data neces-
sary to a complete army record of
the soldier. The record will be in
charge of the committee during the
period of the war, and will always
be open to the public. After the
war it will be made permanent
record and kept with the flag.
This record will probably be in the
nature of card index system, with
each card bearing the same number
as the soldiers number on the flag,
and will be beneficial in the COM
pilation of a history of the boys in
the service. or of Latah county's
part in relation to the war, or any
other useful purpose.
Mrs. w. M. .McCrea has been ap'
pointed to look after the interests
of Kendrick precinct. 1t is esti
mated that for every boy in the
precinct who has enlisted, dollar
will be required in order to defray
the expense of Hendricks share ir
the flag. This money will be raiset
by donations and any assistance tina
can be given Mrs. McCrea in thi
work will be greatly appreciated
It should require very little can
vassing to raise the necessar.
amount.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-17
Emmel Leaves Next Week

Rev. Emmel has received notice
to report as a Y. M. c. A. secretary
at New York City for service in
France. He will leave next week
with his family for a short visit
with his parents near Portland and
from there he will go direct to New
York. He expects to be with Rev.
Snyder in his work in France. Mrs.
Emmel and the children will return
to Kendrick and make their home
here until Mr.. Emmel's return.
They have rented the Mrs. Hecht's
cottage just back of the house now
occupied by the William Rogers
family. Mrs. Emmel's many friends
will be glad to learn Of her decision
to remain here. There will be a
farewell reception for Mr.. Emmel
at the Methodist church Sunday
night, to which all his friends are
cordially invited.
The Association allows each Sec
retary an allowance of $50 toward
his equipment. This is not suffic-
lent amount with which to purchase
everything and just as suggestion
we are publishing the following ar.
ticles that would make very accept
able presents to Mr.. Emmel and
would be very useful to him wher
he gets to France: steamer trunk
pair of rubber boots. size IL, water
proof heavy high lace boots, rain
coat or poncho, sweater or sweater
vest, two or more blankets, ont
roll-up, pair of army shoes. tai
color, 6 pairs of thick cotton socks
remedies for first aid, 2 pairs thicl
woolen socks, flannel pajamas ant
wooden underwear, mess kit and al
cohol cubes, passport case wit
chain, wrist watch, pocket lamp
soap and sponge, shoe polish or sho
oil, heavy gloves, knitted garments
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-17
Deary Honor Flag Day

Deary will hold a big celebration
Monday, May 20, to celebrate the
receiving Of the Liberty Loan honor
flag. A very interesting program
has been arranged for the entire
day and everybody is cordially in
vited to attend. Carey's band from
Moscow, will furnish music thruout
the day. Dinner will be served by
the Deary and Helmer Red Cross
from 11:3O until 1:30, after which
there will be a big parade, headed
by the band and followed by the
boys subject to draft, the school
children and all those who helped
to put Deary over the top.
After the parade the flag will be
raised which will be followed by a
number of addresses, instrumental
and vocal music. In the evening
supper will be served by the Bear
Ridge Red Cross. Then the Trey
people will put on the popular play
"a Regiment of Two" the proceed:
of which will be donated to the
Red Cross.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-17
Red Cross Drive Monday

The national Red Cross drive for
S1OO, 100000 will start next Mon
day, May 20 and will last one week.
Kendrick precinct has been allotted
a quota of 81, 900. The quota was
determined on the precincts popu-
lation, and property valuation. The
quota for the county is $14,500.
The following committeeman
have been appointed in each pre-
cinct of Latah county:
Moscow, George Creighton.
Genesee, Chas. Whalen.
Troy. G. c. Hoyt.
Kendrick, R. B. Knepper.
Juliaetta, f. w. Porter.
Bovill, T. P. Jones.
Bear Ridge, Jas. Nelson, r. F. D.
2, Kendrick P. O.
Harvard, H. w. Garfield.
Potlatch, E. w. Travis.
Deary, j. A. Harsh.
Cora, E. K. Holm. Garfield, Wn
Princeton, l.. l.. Young.
Palouse. B.. j. Jones.
Little Potlatch, Percy Kinnier
R. F. D. l, Genesee.
Thorn Creek, John Hoerdeman
R. F. D. l, Moscow.
| Park, o. H. Torgerson.
Pennington, S. A. Ross.
Cornwall, j. E. Blalock.
! Viola, A. w. Bowles.
Texas Ridge. Alfred A. LaBolle
Deary, Idaho.
Linden, A. w. Longfellow.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-17

population, however. Every moth
er's son of them, yes and daughter,
too, tagged themselves to the vari-
Gus caves etc., for that purpose.
A bunch of men in my barracks
were in front of the shack, combing
the star-lit skies for the black shad-
ows of the battles-planes. They
were laughing and joking about the
situation, when woman rushed by,
dragging a little girl by the hand
Some of the fellows asked her
what is the matter, Madam
"Oh. she replied trembling, "Paree
Paree," and away she fled. | de
cided that there would be no ex
citement and went to bed. Nothing
happened.
81 have been away from my regi
ment for over two months ant
doubt if | get back to it. Franc,
has treated me more kindly than
had expected and l have Jared ex
ceedingly well. | can not say that
was ever in better condition physic
ally or mentally.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-17
Juliaetta H. S. Class Play

The Senior class of the Juliaetta
high school will give a play at the
Juliaetta opera house, Friday, May
II, entitled "His Uncle john" The
following members of the high
school make up the cast of charac-
ters: Morris Hickenbottom, Pearl
Overlander, Edgar Taylor, Carl
Smith, Amanda Hickenbottom.
Owen Pepple. Olive Morgan.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-17

Sidney Dicks returned the first
of the week from Kansas City, Mo-,
where he has been attending me-
chanical school for gasoline engine
experts. He and Chris Maier went
to Spokane Thursday for visit.
j. |. Mitcham met with quite a
serious accident when the tongue
of his buggy broke as he was driv.
ing down the grade on the return
trip on his mail route Tuesday
The team ran away and overturned
the buggy on him. He was badly
bruised and it will probably be some
time before he can resume his route
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-17
Service Flag Day

Next Sunday at the Presbyterian
church the church and community
service flags will be unfurled.
Every boy from this community in
the service will have star in the
flag to show that he is remembered
at home by his friends and dear
ones. All relatives of the boys are
being notified and are urged to be
present at the ceremony.
Harry Davis will unfurl the
church flag. containing sixteen stars
and Ernest Roberts will unfurl the
community flag which has thirty
four stars.
A splendid program has been
prepared which will include an ad-
dress in behalf Of the Red Cross for
the purpose of emphasizing the i'm
portance of the great drive for one
hundred million dollars, which will
start Monday. The Army Y. M. C..
A. will also be heartily remembered
ais will the patriotic Camp. Fire
Girls, who will conduct the service
generally.
Following is the program as it
will be given Sunday evening:
Invocation Smith
America ica------C Congregation
''The Service Flag" DR.. Smith
Solo "The Dear Old U. S. A.-----
Mrs. Joday Long
America in the War" d. R. White
"Red Cross War Work"Mr. Callisor
Solo Flag Song Mr.. Mcdowell
Introduction to Service of Unfurl
ing Flag
Reading of the Roster Mr.. Hull
Solo keep the Home Fires Burn
ing" Mrs. Pattor
Unfurling First Service Flag
Harry Davi
Tableau.
Unfurling Second Service Flag.
Ernest Robert
Tableau.
The Y. M. C. A. in the War
; Rev. Emme
Remarks Smith
The Camp Fire Girls War Chest
Mrs. Pattol
Song Burn Fire Burn"
Camp Fire Girl
Offering.
Star Spangled Banner -Congregatio
Benediction.
Accompanist- Miss Elsie Thoma
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-17
American Ridge Auxiliary

A Red Cross Auxiliary was or
ganized on American ridge. April
"a, at the home of Mrs. S. F. Jaco-
bus. Mr.. Charles Jessup acted as
temporary chairman officers were
elected, and plans were made for
the work to be carried on. The
following is list of the officers
elected for said auxiliary:
Chairman Mrs. Clarence Daugherty
Vice Chairman Mrs. VIM. Watts
Secretary Miss Lulu Eichner
Treasurer Miss Josephine Deobald
Committees:
Chairman of Military Relief f---
Miss Rilla Davidson
Vice Chairman of Military Relief
Mrs. Ben Callison
Chairman of Membership p------
Mrs. Mary Cain
Chairman of Finance ---------
Miss Nettie Mae Jacobus
Chairman of Servilian Relief ----
Mrs. John Roberts
The auxiliary has had three meet
ings and work has really begun.
The meetings have been held at the
homes of Mrs. S. F. Jacobus, Mrs.
Clarence Daugherty, and Mrs.
George Davidson. Arrangements
have been made for future meetings
to be held at the schoolhouse.
At the last meeting part of the
members worked on the allotment
which consisted of the making of
nine bed shirts. Others worked on
a quilt.
The auxiliary has been fortunate
in securing number of very liberal
donations. Following is list Of
the cash donations:
DONATIONS OF $1.O0
Charles Jessup, Mrs. John Rob
erts, Mrs. Cyrus Roberts, Edward
Ameling, Mrs. VIM. Watts, Mrs
j Ben Callison, Mrs. Ed Kent, Charlie
Ameling, Mrs. Charles Ameling
Josephine Deobald, Nettie Mae ia
cobus, Mrs. Joe Davidson, Bryal
Deobald, Cliff Davis, Mrs. Mar,
Anderson, Mrs. Frank Benscoter
Mrs. Clarence Rouche, Mrs. Waite
Taylor, Mrs. Byard Davidson.
DONATIONS OF $500
Mrs. Mary Cain, Mrs. Mary Dec
l bald, Mrs. Frank Brooke, Mrs
Sarah Jacobus, Mrs. Clarenc
$ Daugherty, Ed Kent, Henry Eicf
ner. Emel Olson.
DONATIONS OF $500
Joe Davidson, Dora May, Fran
n Brooke, Frank Roberts, Ben Cum
e mings.
r Mrs. R. Whetstine, so; E.
n Gossett. Moscow. SIPS; Chr
e Maier, $1.5O; Mrs. George Davit
l. son, $500, Miss Maxine Keen'
n $4.OO; Claus Eichner, $500; Mr.
It VIM. Cox, $1,000.
" New members for this month arr
IS Mrs. Ed Kent, Mrs. Claus Eicl
h ner, Harry Ameling, Master Re-
d Kent, Vivian Meeks, Maxine Keen
,e Almond Andrews, Rilla Davidson
Il Frank Brooke.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-17
High School Commencement

There are only two in the gradu-
ating claes-Miss Mable McKeever
and Miss Clara Bailey. Two form
er members of the class, Roy Flor
ance and Dan Guy are now in the
U. S. service.
The class motto is THUS Endeth
the First Lesson" The class chose
old rose and cream for it's colors
and pink rose for the class flower
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-17

Commencement Exercises
In Honor Senior Glass
Grand Theatre
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-17
School Notes

A recent, letter from President
Lindley of 4 the State University
statedtthat he could not be present
to deliver the commencement ad-
dress Tuesday evening. Dean
Hume of the College Of Letters has
been secured to give the address in
President Lindley's stead. Both
President Lindley and Dean Hulme
are excellent speakers.
Baccalaureate Service
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-17

JTdnu Theatre
Tuesday evening, May 81
Professional Orchestra
Invocation DR.. Smith
Selection -OrcneStra
Vocal Solo Mrs. Patton
Cello Solo---------G. G. Oldfeld
Address Dean Hulme U. of /.
Selection n------------O orchestra
Presentation of Glass -Supt. White
Presentation of Diplomas
DR.. ]. E. Hoyt, Pres. of Board
Benediction Rev. H. B. Emmel
Ushers: Frank Meyer, Fred Flor
ance.
The following method has been
established in connection with TAX
ing the final examinations in the
high school.
Those having A grades will be
excused from all exams.
Those having B grades take five
out of the ten questions and have
their choice.
Those having c grades take the
full exams, and those having D
grades fail.
Those having one unexcused abb
sence take all exams.
Those having two unexcused alb
sences receive no credits.
The Seniors will be excused from
all exams. because of their high
standings and good citizenship.
Arletta Schetzle has been absent
from school because of sickness.
The members of the school are
practicing diligently for the May
,, fete, and if the weather ever clears
up, so it will be possible to give it.
we are sure it will be great sue
cess.
Wednesday evening the members
! of the Senior class received an in
vitation to go picnirking with the
Sophomore class and high school
teachers Thursday night. They
will tell you next week what hap
pened.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-02
COME AGAIN. PLEASE

n Max fgmau and hl, company OF
'drum1tIs'. ever come this way again
they may uy assured ot 70 big auuSr and
a regular ovation. They deserve H..
such % clean. wholesome. whirligig of
fun and clever acting ha. not been en-.
joycd in Albuquerque tur many wears.
PcrhuV, never has There been $50 worthy
90 stage Offering hrr, a- Nothing But
the Truth. Again tho streets near the
ihratcr were lnmmrl with automobiles.
AN outward expression Of the thratpr.
love Ui the local public. And everybody
cent away laughing aud repeating tho
vitticisms ot % wcll written and expert.
acted story. that was made funny hy
the natural situations rather than hv the
forced vaudeville joke, u' ordinary
shows. hcrc'- e cheer for the who'll.
company 300 general and NoN Figman
Iu particular.