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Evening star., 1918-11-27

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LIECTENANTS:
burgess Frederick ". Buaingtsa. "
MOORE, Benjamin A.. Chsttsnooea, r.
CHAMBERLAIN, ward B..Nsw YssA. ,. Z.
SERGEANT MAJOR:
HERON, James J.. Englevoe4 n. J.
SERGEANTs:
BLACK; Percy A.. Adei.a r.
oSSkIT ooSk Perch ssen S.. 4; fEsefi' 9ssfi 4 Z
HUTHMAKER, willard, 6calAa, Pa.
, MURPHY, John T, 0conto, Wis.
NALLEY, Edward r.. Rensselaer,. n. Y.
SCHICk. Victor, Menominee, Ma.
ARMS, Newton T., New York, N. Z.
DeliAY0. Antonio. Brooklyn. n. Z.
HuxFORD, David J.. TippeIaxy. Hswa.
STEPHENS, Harry, Marysyille, oo1a.
NELSON, Harry, Wataga, Ill.
DiLLARD; Ben r; Lebanon. Ts9
NakEksGN NSReK Masa s1snf s ss% MecFss Fssi o. Z.
| ROWLAND, Edward J.. Joliet, m.
YEINGsT. Daniel ]. r. Lebanon. Pa.
CoRPoRALS:
CoRLISS, Richard j.. West New Y04, Il J.
GURST. Adolph. Thescs. Ill.
FISCHER, Guy ", Pender. Eeb.
FURBUR. Wallace B.. orion. Ma.
KAERCHER. Edwin H., WATERFOWL. W.
LOUNGDuE. WilIison Joseph. Roehests1. n. Z.
BUSH. William G., GirardvilIe. Pa.
DOYLE. David, Carlow. Ireland.
HERNANDEZ. Francisco, Spoiford Tsx
MARLONKARSKI. Joseph. St Cloud. MINI.
BR0ADHEAD. william H., MiddletoWn, n 7,
| CONTINUED on Tenth Paga.)
Evening star., 1918-11-27

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MCCORMICK. Dudley J., Csssvflis. Ma
MA1iL0. Joseph. Phi!sdeiphis. e.
MLLEs. Arthur iswis. Mount Meei. Pa.
MILLER. German. Monehalaata. Ky.
MILLER, Joseph A.. Hsrrisbufg. Ps.
IILLER. victor a.. Harrtsonburs. Va
MILLS, Christopher T., Salt LAks Citys Utah.
MILSTEAD, Carlos, Garrison, Tex.
MORGAN, Joan D., New Salem. Tex.
MSaasE NSIaN a:sss sTssaSs; S:.1S.s gss Ts. ss NJ
OyERTHUR. Fsnry. South Kaukauna. Wis.
o,bRIET; oIav; a:y: :., chsss:.; e::.:,!nl ~; os,.
PADGEIT. Edward, Grand Saline, Tex.
PEKAREK, Stanley. Cleveland. Ohio:
PIDCoCK: Henry o., New Marshneid. Ola.
POOL. Sigman B.. Union. Miss.
PRICE. Frank t., Bloomfield, N. J.
PRIDsTER. Francis J.. Brooklyn. N. I.
RoDSEss M.aay Msr:y E. Se' a.pis Heights. Ohio.
RgNGE, Edyad r., p.ysnport. Isw..
sAGER. Raymond D.. stanberry. Ne.
eAMsA. Frank. Cleveland. Ohio.
SANDERS. Dennis l.. Dixie. Tex.
SCHULTZ. Joseph, Erie, Pa.
SHAW, Eugene a.. Philadeiphia. Pa.
SHELLEY. Francis. New York. n: Z;
11sa cs.yia hsps s1e:. ~. ssss 1sss.stsa. E 3.
sHoNK. Edwin: Clay City. Ind;
SCHOOk. Francis NJ. West Frankford, III.
SIMS. Thomas J.. Devne. Iex.
MSKIgWIN, Joseph G.; Lincoln. n. q.
sLUGAY. Stanisiaw. McKeespoEt: Pa
sMARyEssE. James. Riverton. III.
SULLIVAN, Joe. Berkley. Ark.
SMITH. william R., MILESTONE. Ky.
eNDE. Michael, Kittanning. Pa.
SN0WDEN, Elmer E., Philadelphia, Pa.
sQUYREg, Charles B., Oletha. Tex.
STACY, Wiley E.. Yukon, w. Va.
STUIIA, Charles N. Leechburg, Pa.
SYPER, Anton, Shenandoah. Pa.
TACK. Fred NJ. Savanna. III.
TEAGUE. James W., Unicol, Tenn.
TiERIAULT, Charles j., Woonsocket, r. /.
THOMPSON, Archie l.. Harrisburg, Ark.
TIPTON. Andrew s.. Broadway. Mo.
TODD. Van, Danvers, Ill.
TOMASs0. Carmine, Quidnick, R. /.
TUCKER. Edwin NJ, New Castle. Pa.
FULLY. Edwin L., Conemaugh, Pa.
VERNON. John g.. Aiken. s. C.
WOOD, Merl NJ, Zanesville. Ohio.
WYNANN, John g.. Andover. Ne.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10
WIN War i IN KITCHEN
New Slogan of the People Of
Great Britain.
Bones Saved BY the Housewives Ar
Turned Into Munitions Of
War.

London-Save that old bone; 4 may
Kill q German.
This Is the thought that flashes
through the mind Of the English house
wife these days following an appeal
made to her TO conserve all the old
bones from the kitchen, that they may
be used In the manufacture Of glycer-
In and then Incorporated into bombs
and shells for the army In France.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10

hIissss Mary Lee and Florence
Barrett.
Grammsr School teachers Nv
Misses Myrtle Williams. Ruth
Borth. Ruth Fugate, Hester Liv-
snspargsr, Marie Doherty, vernie
Thaxton and Myrtle Pulliam.
All The lady school teachers,
with one exception, Miss Barrett,
are our home girls and products
Of our schools, and take II from
us, they are d mighty fine bunch
Of young ladies', and are mos! ex-
cellent teachers, too, and we
know whereof we speak for we
have known each one Of them
ever since they were kids and
wore pinafores and played with
doll babies.
The principal Of the grammar
school will be chosen at Q latter
meeting Of the board.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10

The Red Cross Society Cafe.
tsria dinner held at the new Red
Cross headquarters, on South
Mill street, was q great success
both financially and in the way
OK the feed. The ladies served Q
very palatable menu and they
began their dinner shortly after
II O'Clock and until after 2
O'Clock they served hungry folks
until all had q sufficienoy. There
was : lot Of the food left over
from the dinner and rather than
have It wasted or spoil they serv-
cd supper at oo'clook and had
q good run Of customers. They
realized from their dinner s140.-
IL. and from their supper s4O.42.
or ! total Of Sl80.55. which, con-
sidering that tho treasurer said
That the expenaes 0l the dinner
vere almost nothing, made Z nice
,sulu Tor their society cash box.
The ladies ol the territory sur.
rounding Don:phan and Of the
city donated the vegetables and
othsr afliples Of food and the
'isdlss of ths Red Cross Chapter
did the work.
This dinner was held last SAT-
nrday end tomorrow. week the
Rcd Cross ladies' will serve Iun-
Gibson 1t the Grand Avenue hotel
while their auction stock and pros
Quce esie Il under way.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10
County Officials Resign.

Some changes in the roster Of
the county officials at the court
house occurred this week, and
will the coming week. On Tues.
day the county court received the
resignation OF ]. Tom johnson,
AZ county surveyor and highway
engineer. which they accepted,
Mr.. Johnson's resignation being
necessitated by his enlisting in
the signal service branch of the
army and going to st. Louis to
take the civil engineers course Of
training ut Washington Uuiver-
sity., Shortly after this action Of
the county court Presiding Judge
James X. Langford decided TO
ask for thevacant place, and ten.
dered his resignation TO the Gov
ernor, who has to act on both po.
sitions. Letters were mailed the
Governor asking for his appoint.
ment and both designations have
been accepted and Mr.. Langford
appointed and commissioned as
County surveyor and highway
engineer. Ss
For the vacancy In the County
Court occasioned by the resig ma
tloa Of Judge Langford, j. Frank
Klsnn, who ia the Democratic
candidate for the nomination for
the office at the August pfimafy
election, without opposition, was
requested by his friends to lile an
application for the appointment
and did so. and win without doubt
be appointed and commissioned
by the Governor the coming
week.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10
The Democrat.
Local and Personal News.

Ben Dick was up In Oregon
county this week.
Horace Brown was at Naylor
the first OF the week.
Mrs. Guy Dick, who has been
visiting here. returned TO st.
Louis Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Shaw is at home
for : vacation from the Bluff,
where she is employed as . clerk.
Rev. j. w. worsnop, A. Hut.
ton and D. B. Young were at
Naylor Wednesday attending
district conference.
Prof. Charles Martin and wife
are at home since Tuesday last
from Blackburn. Mo-, where they
have been tsachine school. for
the summer vacation.
The ofty ofiicials elected at the
April election were inductsd into
Office at the regular meeting last
Tuesday night. II Is now Mayor
Rouse, again. II you please.
County Court was In sessIon
this week from Monday until
yesterday, when they adjourned
until Monday. the 9th instant,
when the term will be completed.
Two OF the high school boys,
Clarence McCluskey ard Carl
Pepmiller, left yesterday enroute
for the Cape to take part in the
( Oratorical and Debating contests
that are held annually OF that
city. The exercises begin there
today.
Purnel Justice has been order
ed to report for duty at the avia.
tion camp at Gresnville, South
Carolina. and. will leave next
Monday. He recently enlisted
and passed the examination in
the aviation branch OF the army
signal service.
Riplsyconnty made good on her
quota OF third Liberty Loan bond
sales. The county WAS asked to-
eelI 800, 800 and sold . total Of
$50, 1870. or Sl8. $50 more than the
quota given, Red Cross week
comes next. goth to 9th instant,
and. remember, the W. s. 8. We
have with us all the time for the
year. a
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10
BANK DEPOSITS NOT
DEPLETED BY LOANS
pespite the Pact That sillIons Have
Seen invested In Liberty Honds,
an fnersass u Shown.

t 70 IN soi,s o',ens ,er. ~
,ne par, ,.l Of .ne salrs l.,a sns' aaue,s
Loan supscrlptlons WI .snu .owslu
ms.sr'a. ueorease = pans uepvsass. 4
io olIse. mn lear sne lollo~ns
sunnay y w s'a.smsn. J" ~ ",
Uompslone. y vuIlencs' usseu Apln
~, fsAs' snouiu oorfsc' 'n's iniptos'
s'vn.
th s.aasmen.. a. na11,al,s App.,ss .,.
oniy e na.'onai sahHs y. = aoaus
Iess slsc tsue " s'A'e panAs anu ''us'
comp.n,es
on Marcn ~ tsl,. tne .osAs oepos' asr
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10
Roy Cable, Postmaster.

\ ~
The four candidates who re-
Gently took the Civil service OK.
animation, at the Bluff, for APP
pointment to the local postoffice,
the vacancy having occurred by
the resignation OF W. C. Murray,
who had accepted an appoints
ment In another branch Of the
government service, received mo-
tification Of the gradss they made
this week and Roy Cable, who
has been acting postmaster since
Mr.. Murray resigned, made the
highest average grades and viii
be nominated for the position.
The grades made by the four
candidates were as follows.
Roy Cabs, 1886. n
John r. CantpbBfl, 60.40.
N. w, TriQg, II .05. ns
Roderick Proctor, 09.05.
In al civil service exsmina-
tions 10 per cent. Of q general
average Of ell s'lbjects submitted
is what is known - the passing
grade.
Az Mr.. Cable had the highest
per centage bis nams was certi-
| fed to the Postmaster general
for the vscency, and BY him, with
tho endorsement Of the President,
sent to the Senate tor copflrma-
ton. and the action OF thst body
will make him postmaster, A.
Senator Resd, who is the senior
senator from this state, since the
death Of the late Senator Stone,
has written some Of his frisnds
here that the nomination will b
favorably acted upon BY that
body.
AZ Mr. Gable has been chieI
clerk for several years, ever since
Mr.. Murray took charge oi The
Office, he hes Z thorough under-
| standing of The duties required
and viii make "a acceptable and
competent ofIioiaI.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10

Do you get up at nightp Sanol Il
surely the bestfor all kidney or bladder
troubles. Sanol gives relief In "a hours
from all backache and bladder troubles,
Sanol is guaranteed remedy. 35c and
si.00 bottle at the drug store. 25-52t
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10

when you hsve Backsche the liver or
kidneys are sure 70 be out Of gear. Try
Gsnol u does wonders fof the lIvsr. kid
neys, and bladder. A trisl 35e botkle
cr eannl will conyincs sou, Get Il u
he drug store. 3-62t.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10
Wednesday,, My 9
Allowances

J. A. Thomas, road supplies. II 50
Same, supplies county farm. 10 Is
Eape. supplies court house.... IA 30
Standard Printing Co. supplies 20 10
Jsok psnnst repairs Current
river bfide2............,.,.... 9 COL
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10
cow AND CALF GO TO
EACH MAN IN SERVICE

Montrose, Colo.--The Uncom-
pahgre Valley Cattle and Horse
Breeders Association has de-
cided to. present every enlisted
man with a thoroughbred COW
and calf, and Adam Thimas, a
wealthy rancher, has agreed to
care for the animals until the
soldiers return from the battle
fronts. In case any herd In
creases It will remain the prop
erty Of the man to whom the
COW was allotted.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10

Sanol Ecssma Prescription ii H.
nous old remedy for All forms of Eose-
rna ard skin dieoasea. 98noI ID 4 guard
anteed rsmedy. Get 96e IarRe Trial
bottle q ths drug store. RIM
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10
Tuesday, May I

Now 1t appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court that Samuel r. Marshall
has made full payment on the follow
ing land, sw4 swa l6-23-3e, tits there
fore ordered that the clerk certify
same TO Secretary Of State that patent
by issued to said Marshall.
John J. Kennon, county clerk pre-
ssnts statement Of fees collected during
quarter ending April 80, same ordered
filed. "a.
Court appoints Geo. d. sloan, as
commissioner to make deed to A.
Barnes OF lot q blk !, o'Neal's add to
Gatswood.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10
Allowances
whiswell 4 Moore, supplies for

WhltWell " moore, supplies Tor
Jail. ~. !. N. .......,S 025
Same, mdse. county farm. 80. 5S 90
r. E. Lee, same -, ..!........ liz 30
K E. Lee supplies for roads. Ill IL
Prospect News, blanks and
stationery circuit clerks office IS Is
w. A. Foard salary probation
officer. ........ ........,,... IL so
r. ]. Burford feed county farm 10 90
B. a. Edwards, vital statistics 926
w. q. Brooks same. .......... 9 1
NJ. Denning, taking grand jury
TO view county farm ......... $50
G. D. Sloan salary prosecuting )
attorney ~. ........As,. lS5 81
w. A. Brown, lumber for jail. n g .lS
w. A. Henderson, repairs on
jail and work at court house 7 10
J.W. GUIDE supplies poor person 8 10
s. J. Webb, dragging snow,
Catewood road and cleaning
OF Brisr Creek bridge .y,. 400
DR.. A. Proctor small pox cases 28 90
J. L. stiliwell for bringing in
poll books bond eiection,... ! 50
L. Harris. postage ........... 8 06s
Same salary treasurer. ........ 2l0 90
Citizens Bank, money for State
Hospital No. ! 4. ....... 6S 10
-. -.
Citizens Bank, money for State
Hospital No. I ~. 49,, ..i2S3 So
G. W. Renpison, repairs on
road grader ,............ o 90
| 4. B. Rurney, sal, Supt Co.
Farm ...f............... 10 W
Frank 4. Dawes, special work
on Nsylor and OILY road.... 40 76
DR.. ]. z. Anderson, examina-
tlon !. @. Msrreil's daughter s 90
@. N. Pennington sal. Supt.,.. zoo
Same, clerk hire, postage and
ofics supplies. s............. A vs.
| Sol Wall, merchandise for
orphan girl. ..............-. s 10
W. r. Moore, water furnished
BY city. ty........................ 81 "a
III. .Kennon stamps and express IT As
Account OF Mrs. GRAY for nurs-
Ing Gertrude Gimlin. s rs
rejected BY court
@. @. worley, board Of prison
srs .................... ils e6
Same salary and fees. .......... ia 10
2. 2. White printing supplies
for county oficials .......... So 20
]. ). Ksnnon clerk fees and sal ssl Is
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10

Monday, May 8


Court met In Regular Session. pre-
sent, J. X. LAngford, presiding Judge;
L. b. Pulliam, and James William
SOB. associate judges; J. J. Kennon,
clerk; @. G. Worley, sheriff, and the
following business was transacted:
Court orders that Adeline Merrell
be admitted TO State Hospital No 4
at private expense.
Court Allows J. @. Merrell S76 90
money advanced for sending Adeline
Merrell 10 hospital.
Now at this time u appearing to the
satisfaction Of the court that Il is
necessary 70 reconstruct the east ap-
proach to the Current River bridge
and the Office Of County Surveyor and
acting county highway engineer being
vacant, IL IL ordered by the court that
the Presiding Judge Of this court pre-
pare q schedule Of materials for re-
building (new) the first 300 feet Of said
approach abusting on the north end Of
said bridge, the only change 10 the
original plan Of said approach is TO
be an Is foot roadway instead OF .
10 foot roadway. And II 10 further
ordered that the said judge advertise
for bids for the Improvement herein
contemplated 10 be submitted at 10
o'clock .. m. on the 9th day Of May,
1918 said bids TO Be sealed and fled
with the county clerk and the court
reserves the right 70 reject any or oil
bids. 8~
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10

Il. Acrsback, repairs Current
river bridge ...... .....r. ! 90
G.s.LImss phone rent for ofios q oo
Jno Young. postags Recorders
| ofiiee.... -. .......i..-s..., ~
Clerk ordered 70 collect sll phone
oliics and other ofilcs rent and other
accounts which may be due The county.
Petit jury drawn as follows for June
term OF court:
Current River twp. Chas. Legate, j.
e. Shipman
Donip phan--C., q. White, L. b. Bur
nsy, l. b. McNabb, John Pagan, E.
l. Lacy
Flatwoods mike Mohan
Gatewood--J. B. Dodd, E. r. Smith
TIarrls--Wm. Hitchcock
Johnson--J. w. r. Richmond
Jordan-Albert Myrick
Kelly-E. M. Moore
Pine. M. Davis
Shirley ~. A. Raney
Thomas &c. A. Britton, J. 9. Owens,
Ia B. Parker
Union VIM. Russell
varner-H. P. Selby, Frank Wathen
Washington Charley Stroud
Thursday, May9
Ordered that there be laid upon Gil
subjects and objects Of taxatlon with.
id the county Of Ripley for the year
1918, the following rates Of tax on the
500 valuation.
State fund, ........ ..lS cants
County Revenue ...,.. As cents
County Special. ...05 cants
Road h Bridge, ~. .25 cents
school fund bond of e. T. Richmond
approved, loaned $3.50.
School fund bond OF Jno. Stevens
approved and loaned s225.
Allowances
T. L. Pulliam Nero. Co., sup
plies poor farm. ............ 35 10
W. L. Cooper. work as highway
engineer -. ..........,..,... 4 90
Eugene McGhee, sal. stenogra-
pher. Al so
J. X. Langford salary........ 20 90
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-10
Allowances

AllOWbncos
8. L. Mesdows, keeping poor
ferson.. ~, ...............o 70 w
J. X. Langford, salary Board
Of Equalization 10 days, and
l day of court.... .......... 55 90
J e Head, assignee Ezra Merritt
road work ............'...... l6 90
Jas Williamson, warning hands
while oversesr 49,. 4. IL. 20 90
W. l., Cooper, services on
Board of Equallzation....... Is 90
]. T. Johnson, salary member
Board OF Equalization....... 10 90
A. Y. Moore same. /. .,........ 55 90
Ed Bingham, special road work 9 90
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-21

government of Australia destroy The Loyalty
League for circulating number of leaflets which
the Roman towards are unable there, as they are
because the facts stated in the leaflets are true
and the people ought to read them The follow
ing excerpt from the editorial will show its wan
ton and shameless disregard Of truth:
Might we say here that 10 out Of the IA leaflets
which we obtained from Sydney from the League
Of Loyalty were taken from American papers,
chiefly from THE MENACE, Journal prohibited in
America and, we believe, in Australia, the editor
of 'Ohich is now in gcoI -(jciD for sedition
The Roman Catholic paper that published
that utter and wanton falsehood and multitude
of others equally brazen and unblushing, carries
bold sub-heading on the front page which reads
rs follows: "The Leading Catholic Paper OF
australia" 1t thus appears that Australia is
cursed with Roman Catholic press that can rival
the one in this country in lying about The
MENACE. Needless to say, The MENACE has
never been disturbed, much less prohibited" in
this country, and no one connected with it is now
or has ever been in jail for Sedition or any other
offense
Such is papal journalism on every continent.
With mendacity so amazing docs it try to de-
fend tho monstrous tissue Of venality and dos.
potim which tho inspired author Of Revelation
eighteen hundred yOara ago designated as "THE
MOTHER OF THE HARLoTS AND OF THE
NOMINATIONS OF TIE EARTH."-ROv.
17:5.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-21
Press Agent In Employ Of Seepechae Park Given Contract by g
Chairman Eyers Which Promised Agent $50 per Week Salary and
Rake rs per Cent Of Certain Funds to Park and COnces
sOnists and Left Knights Expenses to Pay Catholics Enraged

press agent, had a contract with tn,
Knights which gave him the 10 PEI
cent rake off.
A general discussion followed anC
an effort was made to learn the trutf
from Evers, who, at first refused Il
answer questions about the matter
After being pressed by the Crane
knight, Evers acknowledged he hat
entered into the contract with Goate
which made the Coney Island pres!
agent director Of the Coney Islanc
Drive.
Although the contract was dateC
May 1, this was the first intimatior
the Knights had that it was in ex
istence and force.
After this matter was settled an
other Grand Knight asked Breen il
he. was aware there was still ar
other contract which involved tn,
organization. Breen replied he knew
of a contract with several ConeJ
Island amusement concerns which
gave them a certain percentage OF
all tickets which were collected anC
used.
THAT sTEEPLEcHAsE CONTRACT
1t then developed that Breen wa,
not very well informed about thu
kind of a contract that actually ex
isted> 1t was explained to him the
contract in force was one made be-
tween Evers and Steeplechase Park
Of which Goate is press agent, anC
which was witnessed by Goate anC
signed by Evers. This contract gavt
to Steeplechase Park twenty-five
cents on every ticket sold, regard
less of whether they were presented
at the gate or not.
Evers took the same attitude in re.
gard to this contract as he did with
the one which agreed to pay Goatt
the ten per cent, but again being
pressed he said it was true there wa:
such an instrument.
After Personal Gain
The situation is clear. Here
was a man (Goate) placed in charge
of Coney Island week for the
Knights who was after the money
If he hadn't been he would never
have insisted on such contract as
Evers signed. He wanted his fin.
gers on every dollar of money con.
tributed to the knights that he
could get. And here were Catholics
ignorant of the true status Of affairs
dumping their money into jack.
pot from which the Knights could
only hope to realize a small rake.
off. Most Catholics believed every
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-21
.HOW'S THIS FOR AN
UN-AMERICAN ACT?
Importing Teachers for a Proposed
Catholic School In Butte, Mont.
Americans Barred

According to The Butte Miner
the. non-Catholics of Butte, Mon
tana, are about to be asked to foot
the greater part Of a $25O,OOO bill
for building a papal school, and one
that states right in the beginning
that it isn't going to hire Amer
lean teachers.
John D. Ryan, we suppose the
same John D. that heads the air
craft service, contributed $4,000 to
buy a lot on which to build the
school and q site north of st. James
hospital has been procured. Now it's
up to you heretics to put up most
Of the money, for Father Barry is
reported as saying that a campaign
for the necessary funds will be
waged at some early future date.
Now if Rome wants $25O,OOO
incubator of popery in Butte let her
pay for it, We will be disappointed
in the good judgment of any non
Catholic if he contributes when he
knows that the teachers to be hired
won't be Americans. Here is what
The Butte Miner says about the
teaching staff Rome is going to
import:
Bishop Carroll Of Helena recently
announced that the services Of
corps of male teachers had already
been secured. These educators will
be brought to Butte from Europe
and they will have charge of the edu-
cation Of boys Similar provisions
will be made for the teaching Of
young women.
Much as we respect and SYM
pathize with certain Of the Eu-
ropean nations, we aren't yet ready
to boycott American teachers and
go clear to Europe to find substi-
tutes, We want teachers who have
been reared and educated to Amer
ica's way.
Of course Rome doesn't care any
thing about that. All she wants is
to build a $250,000 incubator in
which to make good papists. None
Of yourProtestants in Montana who
will be asked to help build this
school could get a job as teachers
therein if your life depended upon
it, so why put your money into help
ing a system that cares 50 much for
itself and SO little for the U. s. A.
that it openly boasts in advance that
it is going to Europe to get its
teachers? If YOU are real Amer
ican patriot and Protestant you
won't do it! American schools in
sist on American teachers.