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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
Won TIRPITZ STORY
GERMAN DEFEAT
Continued From Previous lssus.)

Continued From Previous Issue)
L~uXemburg. Sept. IA, 1s14-CTo my
Wife, Here at headquarters they
nous. The first army wanted to ave a
victory all it's own and did not think
sufficiently of the whole, hence the
breach into which the British, with
great adrOitness, penetrated, and which,
until now, it has been impossible to
close. At the same time it is said that
great masses OF troops are forming in
the northwest In front OF the first army.
The French, with their entire network
of railways at their disposal seem to be
moving everything to their left wing.
our troops must march till they drop,
poor lads Whether we can thereby
save ourselves is the great question,
At last the heads Of the army COM
prehend that they have underestimated
England as an opponent.
Luxembourg, Sept. Is, 1914.-(To my
Wife, The crisis here Is not over yet.
1t will so on make itself known 10
you by changes in high quarters about
which | must not write. The first army
is fighting fierCely but the reinforce
ments no longer come up on time. They
are in demand on all sides.
This is very bad and still the victory
craze persists in the Berlin press, Plet-
renoe't mas u lnkoIIlleu inc en-
poroI nay IN soule OF We many OF lne
s9aIu Lesaileuts companies Whlch start
Gu WIN SoV men 40 not now NUMBER
iioIe ti"H oV'
editors Note-This is n flat contra
diction Of the German reports given out
early in the wal that their losses were
light while the allies suffered heavily. J
LLNemburg, Sept, 1G, 19l4.-Today is
certainly a critical day of the very frs
order, Even Il we should win, our sit.
nation has become very bad. We car
consider we have done more than mere,
~ win the war If at the end Of the wal
We have any prospect of building VI
Germany afresu.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
Fund
Drive Soon to
Be Outlined

Charles A. McElravey, general man
ager Of the Memphis Enterprises COM
pany, who has been appointed by Dan
iel Frohman to serve as chairman Of
the Memphis committee in charge of
the National Actors Memorial day per-
Torrance at the Lyric theater. Dec.
S, has called a meeting Of his COM
mittee for next Wednesday.
The Memphis quota OF the Actors
Memorial fund has been fixed at $780,
900, The entire proceeds of the Lyric
matinee on Friday, Dec. 8, will be de-
voted to the fund. The Memphis COM
mtttee will orange 10 open the sale
of seats at IN early GATE.
Leading theaters in every city in the
United States have agreed to give their
gross proceeds Dec. 5 to the actors
fund, which is used to support aged
actors who have passed forever from
before the footlights.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18

Synopsis Of 10Ih IN"EIHIITHtNI.
Social upheaval in Germany predict
ad Success Of tho C-boats. The war
becomes a question Of who can hold
ont longer. An international league
supgcsted in Holland directed against
Ger1nany, Failure Of drive for Calais.
Advocates ruthless war. Christmas at
grand headquarters.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18

tTo Be c~ontinued.l
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18

SEE hin risk his life in a deadly bear trap and set MIN
self free!
SEE him in all the other amazing scenes in this stirring
story Of love, mystery and daredevil adventure!
SEE him, above everything else, in the most astounding
feat ever caught by a motion picture camera: Two air
planes race through the sky-thc hero is lowered from
one to the othcr-just as he is about to board his encmy's
car the machines clash in an accident, turn over and over,
and plunge to the ground thousands Of feet beneath!
An accident absolutely authentic and reported by the AS
ISOLATED Press. See The Grim Game!
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18

SEE Houdjni escape from handouts, chains and a prison
cell!
SEE him plunge between the wheels OF a speeding
motor truck and foil his pursuers!
SEE him climb the side of prison and crawl for a rope
to the end of a flagpole swaying far from earth!
SEE him, Oh the brink of a gorge, fight a terrifying bat
tie with his foes!
SEE hin leap from the roof OF a skyscraper and release
himself from a straitjacket while hanging, head downward
on a rope!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-25
PoWIEDZ TO WUJoWI
SAMOWI.

Jezeli praeodawca poszukuje
ludzi ola DANA i'm II siebie zaje-'
cia, powinien o tenn powiedziet
Wujowi Samowi, kt6ry rad takie
rzeczy siyszy.
Jezeli zwolniony zolnierz, po-
wracajac do cywilnego zycia, po-
szukuje piracy MECH powie G
tenn Wujowi Samowi, ktdry rad
to sfyszet takze. y
Jezeli kto, bedac 5olnierzem,
jest obecnie cywilnym dowie sig.
re jaki pracodawca poszukuje ro-
botnika, albo re zwolniony zol-
nierz poszukuje piracy powi--
MEN powiedziec o tenn Wujowi
Samowi. DO to jest jedna droga
wiecej do otrzymania informacyi.
Jezeli kto jest ~cywilnym i mig
dy ME siuzyl W Armii lub Mary
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-25

narce powinien mice uszy oczy
otwarte, a gdy usiyszy o zoinie--
rzu, poszukujacym piracy, albo o
piracy do ktorcj poszukuja zol-
nierza, powinien powiedziec to
Wujowi Samowi, DO ten oczeku-
je r6wniez i ma tie informacye.
Jakakolwiek ma kto podstawe,
jakakolwiek byla czyja siuzba W
czasie wojny, jakiekolwiek i gdzie
kolwiek otrzyma kto informacye,
powinien mice oczy i uszy otwar-
tie i pomagac z%o}nierzom W wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-25

Pragniemy, azeby panic pol
skie, kupujac akcye W tel pierw-
szej seryi, f~igurowafy jake zalo--
zycielki tel placowki handful i
przemyslu ~kobiecego W Ameryce.
Naszym zamiarem jest, azeby.
W krotkim czasie zalozyt fabryke
il same wyrabiac wszystko, co
wchodzi w zakres ubrah kobe
Icych.
,Pragnicmy, aieby W tym jesz-
cze sezonic z wlasnego sklepu
wysylat rzeczy ola drogich nam
osob do Polski.
Pragniemy, by siostry W tel
drogiej Ojczyznie naszej, gdzie:
Polki pelne uprawnienie maja,
widzialy, re i tutaj laczymy sic,
by niesc i'm wiasnorecznym wy
tworem naszym pomoc i ratunek,
a tenn samem podnosic nasz do
brobyt W kraju, a tn wywalczac
sobie byt niezalezny.
Siostry Polkil Wykazmy soli-
darnosc nasza - postarajmy sic,
azeby piekna sala Zwiazku Polek
pnr. 1909 N. Ashland ave-, pc
brzegi wypelniona byia! To jest
obowiazkiem naszym!
Szanownych pan6w zaprasza--
my bardzo serdecznic, by SVEN
Acknowledgement i ~poparciem o.
kazali nam bratcrska zyczliwost
- a przybycicm ma Vice ten
dzisiaj do Zwiazku Polck TO
st~wierdzili.
Oczekujcmy zapraszamy
wszystkich imieniem
,,Korporacyi Kobiet Przemysio
wych Victoria"
PS. - Biuro Korporacyi Vic
.toria" otwarte kazdego dnia Cd
11-tej do Lei w poludnie'i cd Gel
do Sci wieczor. 1449 w. Division
str, Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-25

uprawnienie Hpolityczne be- zad-
nych roznic z mezczyznami, z
tym wyjatkiem, IL prawo to zy-'
skuja dopiero z trzydziestym TO-
klein zycia.
Natomiast Izba lordow przyje'
Ia W drugiem czytaniu przedio--
zenie lorda kanclerza, ma mocy
kt6rego kobiety zostaja dopusz--
czone do urzed6w publicznych
NIGGA sprawowat wszystkie funk
eye publiczne. Co do prawa gio'
sowania kobiet przedfozenie tc
ME projektuje zadnych innowa-
cyi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-25

najdywaniu piracy. Pracodawca
potrzebuje zo}nierzy, zofnierze
potrzebuja zatrudnienia, kraj zas
potrzebuje obojga.
Jest obowiazkiem kazdego po-
wiedzieG to Wujowi Samowi. Ma
le6y zwracaG sic listownie ma a.
dres :, Colonel Arthur Woods,
War Department, Washington:
D. C. lub MONA wprost zawia-
donnie osobiScie War Camp Com,
munity Service, albo lokalnc Btu
70 pracodawcze ola zwalnianych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-25
KLoPoT z UDEKOROWA-
MEM o GEORGIA.

Londyn, %. lipca. - w UNA
niu wielkich zaslug, pofozonych
ola narodu zarowuo w czasie
wojny jak ma konferencyi poko--
jowej, krol jerry pragnie nadat
premierowi Lloyd George'owi wy
sokie odznaczenie, ma jednak klo
pot z tenn, jakiem ma bye ono.
Podobno Lloyd George odmo-
wildly przyjecia podniesienia 60
do godnosci para Anglii, najwyz
sly zas order ~angielski, orderPod
wiazki, udzielanym bywa wedle
tradycyi tyfko ludziom, posiada--
Ijacym te ~godnoSc. Jedynym pod
tym wzgledem wyjatkiem byl do
tel pory tylko Sir Edward Grey,
udekoronay orderem 'Podwiazki
W roku 1912 i robienie nowych
wyjatk6w wydaje sic niepozada-
mem.
Wobec tego istnieje podobno
projekt ustanowienia jakiejs spe-
cyalnej i novel ~dekoracyi, kt6ra-
by odpowiadaia zaslugom obec--
nego premiere.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-25

zplnicrzy Tub zawiadomie o tenn
osobiscic jakiegoI oanierza.
Lecz zawsze trzeba pamietac,
re: Wojna jest skonczona, ale ma
Sym obowiazkiem jest pomagac
zwolnionym zoinierzom W otrzy-
maniu zajecia. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-25

licznie j witala go owacyjnie. w
ratuszu odbyla sic recepcya, W
czasie kt6rej pan Poincare otrzy-
mai dyplom honorowego obywa-
telstwa Antwerpii, poczem we
francuskiej ambasadzie wzial u
dziai w obiedzie, ma ktorym byla
belgijska para kr6lewska.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT u
SUNIECI Cd PREZYDEN-
U
Weimar, Is. lipca. - Niemiec-
kie zgromadzenie Narodowe u
chwaliio ma wniosek posla PAM
Agnus ustawe, wedle ktorej "a
den z czlonkow rodziny Hohen-
zollernow ME moze bye dopusz-
czony do urzedu prezydenta re-
publiki niemieckiej.
o ~ROZRUCHACH
w AMERYCE.
Paryz, Is. lipca. - DIVA powa-
zne francuskie pisma ,,L'Homme
.Libre", organ premiere Clemen-
ceau i ,L'Avenir'' omawiaja re-
dakcyjnie ostatnie rozruchy raso-
we w Stanach Zjednoczonych,
PREY czem zgodnie stwierdzaja,
re mairzyn, ktory bawiac jake
iolnierz we Francyi, ME mogs do
strzedz tn zadnego przedzialu ra-
sowego pomiedzy biafymi i car
nymi, po powrocie swym do A
meryki ME zniesie juz wiecej
tam take zadnej segregacyi czy
to pod wzgledem socyalnym czy
politycznym.
Wedle zapatrywania ,L'Hom,
me Libre" waszyngtohskie rozru-
chy rasowe ME So wcale wyda-,
rzeniem sporadycznem, a nalezy
lie uwazac jake probe, przedsie--
wzieta celem zmierzenia silly bia,
liych j czarnych a ewentualnie
take jake zapowiedz przysziei
rewolucyi rasowej.
BRYTANIA OSZCZEDZILA
$210,0 600.
Londyn, Is. lipca. - W czasie
debaty w Izbie Gmin mad spra--
wami morskiemi oSwiadczyi Sc
kretarz admiralicyi T. ]. McNa.
mara, re cd czasu zawieszenia bro
IN; Rad brytyjski odwoiai zamo--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-25
Szczesliwa.

Czemu ty sic TAX cieszysz zono.
- A no., DO widzisz mezulku, ia wy
czytaiam, re zony genialnych meow
So zawsze nIeszczesliwemi, ale z toba
ME ma tego niebezpiecze1stwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-25
ME MONA
POROWNYWAe z NAPO-
LEONEM.

Londyn, 20. lipca. - Earl Cur
zon of Kedleston, rzadowy lea
der" W Izbie lordow parlamentu
brytyjskiego, oSwiadczyl, IL jest
rzecza mozliwa, re sad mad BY
lynn cesazrem Wilhelmem odbe--
die sic gdzie indziej niz W Lon
.dynie.
w czasie debaty w Izbie mad
traktatem pokojowym baron
Buckmaster wystepowai wog6le
przeciwko projektowi dalszego
scigania ma drodze sadowei ex-
kajzera, w odpowiedzi ma co Earl
Curzon oSwiadczyi, IL nonsensem
Jest porownywaG Wilhelma do ia
kiej postaci jak Napoleon. Sad
mad byiym kajzerem ME zrobi z
niego ~meczennika narodowego a
nj bohatera, DO trudno nimbem
bohaterstwa otaczac tchorza, kto-
ry ucieki re swego kraju. Trzeba
zaS zwr6cic uwage ma to, re tole-
Irowanie ciagiej obecnoSci .jego W
Ipoblizu granic niemieckich moze
zagrazac politycznymi zamacha--
mi i innemi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
SPRAWL ~RoWNOUPRAW-
NIENIA KOBIET w ANGLII.
Londyn, %. lipca. - Izba lor,
dow odrzuciia ma wniosek Earla
KimberIey'a przedlozenie Adam
soma, nadajace kobietom rowno-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-25
Piekny Wzrost ,,Korpo'
racyi Victoria.

Ogolne zaintersowanie. - Zapo-
wiedziany wiec ma dzieh 25go
lipca wieczor, dopeini zapewne
subskrypcyi, o lyle, by o wy
najeciu sklepu pomyslet MONA
byio.s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-25
800 zABITYcH, 1000 RAN
NYCH w EGIPCIE.

Londyn, %. lipca. - General
Z. H. Allenby, donosi, re W CA
sic ostatnich rozruchow wolno--
sciowych W Egipcie z~ostaio z po-
Srod miejscowej ludnosci 500 lu-
dzi zabitych, a 1000 rannych.
Straty Europejczykow wynosi}y
81 W zabitych i IS W rannych, z
poSrod czego 90 zabitych | IA
rannych przypada ma wojsko--
Wych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-25
TsIegTamy zagTanlczRs.
Dokonczenie ze stroincy 1

zbrojeni zo}nierze. Procz tego
wydano szereg zarzadzen, ogra--
uiczajscych W 4nacznej mierze
dostawy i uzywanie wegla FARO
VINO we fabrykach jak ma kole-
jach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-25

vienna ma budowe 526 nowych o.
.kret6w: dzieki czemu zdolano "a
oszczedzic z preliminowanych ma
ten eel kredyt6w sumo $4,000
600.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-25
NEUTRALIZACYA WYSP
ALANDZKICH.

Paryz, IS. lipca. Komisya
baitycka konferencyi pokojowej
'oSwiadczyIa sic Ia neutralizacya
pod gwarancya Ligi Narodow
Wysp Alandzkich, polozonych
pomiedzy Szwecya a Finlandya
w zatoce Botnia..
POINCARE DEKORUJE
~KARDYNALA MERCIERA.
Bruksela, IS. lipca. - Bawiaey
Cd paru dni W BeIgii prezydent
Francyi Poincare odwiediii wczo
raj Antwerpie. Prymas Belgii,
Kardynai Mercier, przyja1 prezy-
denta II BRAN katedry w Mech
lin, gdzie po wymienieniu Przywi-
talpych NOW, pan Poincare ude-
korowai piers Kardynaia francu-
skim krzyzem wojennyn.
Ulice Antwerpii byy ma PREY
jecie Poincare'go piekuie prey
strojone, a ludnoS6, pomimo
dzdzystej pory, wylegia bardzo
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-09-26
MONTPELIER LADIES
PRAISE -IssAffO -FHY1kS

Mesdames Groo. Burton and Gask-
ins. who attended the district conven-
tion of the Neighbors OF Woodcraft
at Idaho Falls last week. speak in the
highest terms OF praise In the treat
ment accorded the visiting delegates
by the citizens of that town In gem
eral and members of The order In
particular. Tnv Montpelier mufes
were also most favorably impressed
with Idaho Falls. 1T is certainly an
up-to-date little city" says Mrs. Groo
"and a stranger cannot help but no.
tice the cleanliness of the streets,
especially in the business section.
The entire city presents the appear
ance of being made up of live, pro-
gressive people. While It is much
larger than Montpelier, see no rea-
son why our city shouldn't be Just as
far advanced in proportion to it's size
as Idaho Falls"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-09-26
STEEL STRIKERS WILL
FIGHT To BITTER END
Leaders Declare Only Backdown by Gary Will
Prevent Spread Of the Strike--Will Carry
Struggle for Rights to Highest Courts.

Pittsburg. Sept. 24.--whilo organ
zed iabor'a board OF strategy was "a;
session. mapping out further plans to
bring victory to the union steel work
5rs OF tho country In their struggle
with tho employers. the operating OK
Acutivea OF the corporations were
3training every nerve To check u
spread OF tho strike.
Tho present phase OF the conflict
regarded by both sides Aa n crit
zeal period. The first rush and ax-
cltemOnt OF the strike In owes. Re
ports Indicate that there has moi been
a great movement Of men Into or out
OF tho plants In the PittAburE diAtrict
since the first big wRlkuot. and each
side Ia guarding against n stampede.
fhe various large plants and smaller
concerns arc crippled In varying de-
grees. according TO reports. and man
ayers responsible for the operation
OF steel mills are In some cases not
only trying 10 hold what they have
but are trying 10 get on the offensive.
Tho leaders of the strikers Aa
shown by their declarations that tho
stTiko In spreading. are not giving
w tHc NttaNAf uht Vituttt AhhN WIN
tho coming Of moro organizers they
will gradually shut down all tho i'm
poTtant works. Secretary William
n. Foster of the strikers national
committee said tdoay that ho expect
cd the great Homestead plant o. the
Carnegie Steel company. principal
subsidiary OF the United StatGS Steel
corporation would shut down by tho
end OF the week.
Secretary Foster announced late
today that 242.000 men In the indus
try are on strike and that the sltuR-
ton was well in hand. This IL n
gain OF 5000 compared with his
figures OF yesterday.
Only optimistic information came
from the offices Of the Carnegie and
other steel companies In the Pitts
burg district today and they we're AT
great variance with those given out
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-09-26
MAY INSTALL An HE
PLANT ~ MONTPELIER

Otto stuelpnREei Of Poctaello. rep
resentinS the Edwards Ics Machine
x supply Co. Of Seattle. spent sew
nj days this week Ia the city talking
with several Of the citizens In regard
10 Installing an lee plant In M0ntpe-
her. Mr 5tuelpnakoi said he was
confident that there was a good open
lns for an Ice plant In MontpslleR
During the past season he has install
led plants at Jerome aud Filler. both
OF which towns are smaller than
Montpelier and both have proven TO
bo paying enterprises. n wtli cost In
the neiEhborhOod Of si2 ge0 to In
stall plant large enough to supply
tbs needs Of this city A number OF
citizens have signifled their willing
ness 10 organize a stock company
for the purpose OF erecting q bulld-
Ing and installing a plant
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-09-26
ARE MAKING GOOD WITH
AUTO TRUCK SERVICE

Carl Sharp and IL. Smith. who
recently inaugurated an auto freight
service between Montpelier and Az
fon are doing a good business. The
Master trucks. which they purchas-
I'D from the Montpelier Auto Supply
a. Repair Co.. are delivering tho
goods" The men are averaging two
round trips every three days and each
truck hauls an average OF 5000
pounds. Their business has already
this week they were joined by Ruben
this weekthey were joined by Ruben
Eschler, who has also purchased one
of the Master trucks.
The men will be able TO continue
the freight business until stopped by
heavy snow. which will In all prob
ability not be until the latter part
of December.
With the completion OF the high
way between Alton and Montpelier.
practically all OF the mechandise will
he conveyed into and out OF Alton by
auto trucks as trucks will then be
able TO operate for nine months or
more OF each year.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-09-26
can soon be liquidated.

can soon be liquidated.
The council at an adorned meet
ing Wednesday night, let the con-
tract to Alfred Blaser for construct
ing a concrete bridge across Montpe-
lier creek on Lincoln avenue. His bid
was $3.50. The question of construct
ing retaining wall along the creek
near the bridge, was laid over for
consideration at the next meeting.
A. ID. Fox. an engineer of Pocatel-
10, submitted In writing a PROPOSE
tion to handle the engineering work
for the proposed paving district. He
advised that all of the preliminary
work be done during the coming
winter so that the council would be
in position to call for bids early
next spring. Mr.. Fox's proposition
was laid over for further consider
talon at the next meeting.
The matter of permitting people I'd
crowd in the rear of the theatrel
while waiting for the first show to
let out, was discussed with the man.
ager of the Montpelier theatre. The
latter promised to prevent this in the
future. He also stated to the coun-
Gil that a number of changes and i'm
provements would be made about the
interior of the theatre as soon as
workmen could be secured.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-09-26
FIELDING ACADEMY WILL
OPEN NEXT MONDAY

The Fielding Academy begins It's
winters work next Monday morning
Everything will be In readiness for
the students and all indications
point TO an exceptional heavy enroll
ment.
The board Of education and facul-
" have held meetings 10 the prineI-
pal towns Of the valley. encouraging
interest In education wherever pos-
Elble. They have found that inter
est In greater than usual. The cpl
demIc OF influenza last winter seems
10 have stirred many young men and
women to q realization OF the neees-
sity OF taking advantage Of the op.
portunitles that are before them and
that lie at their very doors. They
are listening TO the call Of the eoun-
Try and society for trained mea and
women.
Some weeks ago ths faculty made
a canvass Of Paris for boarding
places and rooms for rent. Thers
was a large list prepared. but 80 fast
have students and families taken
them that few are left Every 81.
fort will bs made. however, 70 &C.
coBmodats those moving In for ths
school.
The latter part Of this week vii
be occupied by the faculty IN discus
sling such problems a. will confront
them In preparing their Department.
I for the work ahead. Each instgne
tor IL enth usiastic over his work and
I rs prospects.
Tho student body 10 already thOro
iff organized and will produce sons
- the best activities ever given b.
that organization This vii bs -
peefally true IN the case OF operas
recitals and dfamaties. The athles
! ie situation ls still q little uncertain
but there are several young fellow
who showed excellent form last yin
,er that ~ taken early will deSeioI
rapidly Tho introduction Of foot
ball Into tho church schools Viii N
doubt encourage many yoang "hask
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-09-26
WILL RE-ASSESS PROPERTY
TO PAY SEWER DEBT
Council Takes This Action Upon Advice of At
torneys--Let Contract for Bridge Over Mont
pelier Creek Other Council Doings.

The city fathers of Montpelier and
Georgetown are editing a good por-
tion of this weeks Examiner. AS
indicated by the ordinance the trus-
tees of Georgetown have called an
election to be held on October 2S for
the purpose of voting on the question
of whether or not village bonds shall
be issued In the sum of $4,000 for
improving the streets of the village
and $1,000 for the purpose of erect
ing a village hall.
The ordinance passed by the Mont
pelier council provides for the re-as-
sessing of the property in sewer dis
trict No. for the purpose of raising
money with which to pay the balance
for installing the sewer. The amount
to be raised is $10,628.04.
This method of paying the indebt-
edness was determined upon by the
council, upon the advice of Attorneys
Bduge & Merrill of Pocatello and At
torney Martineau of Salt Lake, rep
resenting Parrot & Christofferson.
the contractors.
The assessment to raise the above
amount will not fall very heavily up
on any of the property owners within
the district, and unless the action of
the council is contested in the courts,
the debt hanging over the district
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-09-26
DON'T FORGET THE SAL
WALTON ARMY THIS WEEK

The citizens of Bear lake county
should bear in mind that this Is
Homo Service week for the Salvation
Army and that the people of the
county are expected to contribute $2,-
900 to. this worthy organization
Chairman Thiel of the county COM
mittee has had reports from only
two of the precincts-Wardbor and
Bern. The latter subscribed its quo
ia last Friday before the drive even
began. MARLBORO came through
with its quota last Monday.
Montpelier's quota is $500 which
should be raised easily.
Next to the Red Cross there Is no
organization In existence so deserv-
ing of supporpt as the Salvation Ar
my. 1t is continually working for
the uplifting of humanity and today
thousands of young, men and women
have the Salvation Army to thank for
having rescued them from lives OF
poverty, crime and dishonOr and
placed them on the road to success
and happiness.
Not only for this work, but for the
work 1t did in France and Belgium
Is the Salvation Army entitled to the
financial aid for which 1t is now ask
ing.
Let 1t not be said that Bear Lake
citizens failed to respond to thii
righteous call.