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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01

f6st nics protiu,sice datoriei Tor de
gospodine. DIN contra, votul fe-
meii a aUut Influenza sdndtoasd
asupra alegerilor. Tristelor aminti-
RI din silele de alegeri, vorbelor
murdare 81 bdtdilor, urn,at an
decor de seriositate, care sade asa
de bine oamenilor, cfnd Isl impi-
a,esc cea mai mare ddtorie nationa-
ID.
Daca Sc iau in seama greutatile
pc care femeile le au de invins,
mai cu seama in circumscriptiile
rprale, adesea departate, vremea
rea, departarea de locul de alcge-
ri, greutatea de-a gasi pc cine sd
lase copiii acasa, numarul voturi-
lor arata cita importanta are drep-
tul de vot. La alegerea din 1905,
femeile au votat 1928 la suta, lar
barbatii 84,07".
Gunnar Kungsen, prim- -niinistru
din Norvegia spune: ,,Erperienta
pc care am fdcut'0 dsnd drept de
cot fen'ei a convins pc toate parti.
dele NOrvegie,,e de neUoiU dceste;
reforme, care la inceput a suferi'
alta in,potrivire uiolentd din par.
itidului conservatory.
! Mai multi decft alta, amesteca
rea in viata publica, nu numai CT
a schimbat 81 largit orizontul gin
dirilor, dar cresterea responsible
tatii la rafihat indoit sinful al
truismului. Femeea uitat de ca
pun1nd, interesul societatii 81 fami
liei mai presus de orice, cer1nd $
votind legi contra alcoolismului $
imoralitatii, garantind proteja
rea copiilor gasiti 81 a nenorociti
lor, luptind pentru arbitraj 81 pa
ce, cerInd cele mai bune legl de e
ducatie, cum facut de pilda Mis-
Ellen Green Greenfield, care fos
s ami Ministru de instructiune ii
4 Colorado sub diferite particle car
s'au succedat.
Femeile au facut sd progresez
chestiile de ordin sanitar prin ne
numarate legi, restabilind ordine
publica 81 raporturile 1ntre cetate
| nj ca in Chicago, unde numaru
hotilor 81 de pravatilor speriind p
barbati, s'a incredintat slujba d
| Prefect de polite d-rei Alice CO
: Inns, care 0 duce Gu Alta sigurints
: vrednicie 81 foarte bune rezultat.
: Pima 81 in diplomatic gasim |
r Bruxelles ca Ministru plenipotef
tiar pc d-ra Clotilda Luisi, repr,
! zentfnd republica Uruguai.
. Foloasele reale 81 stralucite oil
. tinute orr unde femeea are dreptl
!, de vota 81 Fl aleasa;
ri Nevoia simtita - dupa experie
: tele facute ca jumatatea gen,
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EFEMORIU PREZENTAT COR
TJRILOR LEGIUITOARE 81
fNALTULUI GUVERN IN A.
null 1914, 81 CARE Sc VA
PREZENTA DIN NOU.
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NSSAA1AAAN NSA AS pug 6AS q O-"}'
I't asia provincia Kwantung.
In Oceania. Noua Zelanda, Tas-
mania, Victoria, Queslanda, Noua
Gale de Sud, Australia de Sud,
Australia de Vest. In aceste ultime
tari an drept de vot 81 la parla-
pentul federal.
In Fil1anda lupta de garanta
Constitutia fata de Russia, facut
pc barbat sa cheme pc fence ala
turf Gle ell in lupta politica. Sena-
torul Michelin supranumit REGGIE
fara coroana" a fost eel care a SUI
pus Tarului acordarea dreptului
de vot femeilor 81 Ia refuzul sau,
la rfposta: ,,Opinia publica re-
clama, 81 nu-i de temut ca femeile
vor avea sentimental responsabili-
tatii, mai putin ca barbatii" Ia
rul atunci aprobat.
In Suedia 81 Olanda insist suve-
rapii au preconizat darea dreptu.
lui de vot Ia femei, din punct dc
ycdere democratic 81 al asigurarii
progresului.
In China char - in semn de re
c,inostinta pentru cele 400 de fe
mel ce all lhptat la stabilirea Re
publicei, femeia a capatat dreptu
de vot 81 sunt 9 deputate in came
ra.
In acordarea dreptului Gle vot Il
femei, S "a avut1fn vedere nu nu
mai principiulS democratic dupi
cum zice Ferdinand Buisson. DE
'aocratia este regimul care fac,
oiii dreptul de cot un drept ma
t,is'el pendinte de fWnta ,tn,and, IN
different de circumstantele n,dteria
le 81 morale, econon,ice 50 socidle
Il, care el Sc p0ate gds1' ci insas
Revoia de creea legi echitabile d
interes public 81 practic care 81
garanteze~ progresul, evolutia te
meinica a natiunii, rasei, au ia
cut,pe pri,nii ministrii char sd ce
ra camerlor intrarea femeilor i
viata political.
Raporturile ce Sc primesc di
toate partile unde femeia este {
gala barbatului Gu care s ar pu
tea face o carte = dovedesc nu nj
mai importanta votului femeii, da
ca 81 familia S "a consOlidat.
Sir Joseph Ward prim ministr
din Noua Zelanda zice: moi n a,
4gdsat ca a TRACE ca creioaaes peste'
/Iistd electordld, oddtd Ia trei an
q fdcut pc femeia noastrd sd-si pa
dd gratiile orr frunusetea. Ma
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01

bsncile universitatii- care drept
dovada de adinca pricepere, orr
sentiment de dreptate, are un rls
Gu dublu fnteles pc sub mustatile
mijinde, orr ironia zeflemelii adre-
sata vecinului?
De ce incredintati femeii-medic,
responsibilities sanatatii oameni-
lor, de ce-i dati cutitul in NINA Ia
sind-o sd Sc joace GU viata oameni-
lor, end odata maritata art. 1877
pima la 202 din Codul civil o pune
ca responsibilities in rindul mino-
rilor, interdictilor, nebunilorg
De ce femeia proprietara rurala
care poate sa-si conduca 81 sa-si adj
ministreze mosii de mil de pogoane,
care face din banul eli pc mosie SEQ
Ii, biserici, n are drept sd fie con
sultata in conducerea 81 administra
rea lor?
| De ce impuneti femeii vaduve,
proprietareasa urbaha, aceleasi in
datoriri, plati de dari, obligatiuni
sanitare, cfnd nu-i acordati drep-
turf nici ca cele date circiumarului
/ macelarului orr pantofarului, ade-
sea analfabet?
De ce dati femeii dreptul de &
fl profesoara la Universitate, cind
nu-i dati dreptul de yota, eel pu
| tin GU aceeasi pricepere Gu care vo
teaza usierul orr portarul della Uni
tate?
! Daca industrialisMul, forta i'm
! prejurarilor, evolutia chestiei eco
nOmice, descentralizarea vietii, so
ciale. nevoile 1nsati ale familiei
au impins de atitia ami pc fence
din geniceu afara, afara in viats
de lupta 81 jertfe, dar 81 aceea d,
pricepere durerii, aceasta a fos
un cistig moral, caci numai asa fe
meea a vazut, priceput, s'a fndu
rerat! Pc cind barbatul crede C;
individualitatea Ell tot cea din tire
cut, ca este GU totul schimbata.
Grija sanatatii copilului Ell de
VENT pc nesifntite a sanatatii co
piilor tarii educatia copiilor eli s;
, prefacut in patrona3ul copiilor; hi
giena caminului = sub aspectul di
feritelor societati = a ajuns grij
salubritatii publice; mila de al sa
mila de toti oropsitii vietii!
Activitatea femeii romince sc
. vaelnica, pripita, pc dibuite la ir
ceput, devine din ce in ce mai U
ilitara, mai solidara, adincind di
ce i'm ce mai multi nevOile caminu
: lui mare: ale comunei, ale patrie
: Orizontul experientei, cugetari
: constiintei feminine S "a schimbat
j largit.
i Sc shat in vinele Ell moi puteri d
e activitate, noui nevOi de respons;
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batului in puterp de pricepe, mum
ci 81 cistiga, uitat, a uitat COM
plect de individualitatea eli, din
contra s'a plecat prejuditiilor, su-
.punfndu-se fara rasvratire acelor
faimoase articole: Is, 16, 18, 19,
As, So, 10, 80 din Codul comercial,
articolelor: 1877, 1919, 203, 2O4, 205,
206, 1885 etc., din Codul civil, ca
re constituesc All un ,,nonsens" Gu
Ievolutia economical a dreptului de
a-si cistiga existenta.
Daca asa stau lucr1lrile GU inde-
pendenta productiei economice a.
tunci:
DE ce-i dati femeii dreptul de-a
Iii lucratoare 81 face parte din
corporate. END e sclava art. 2O2
Codul comercial 81 la-munca egala
n are salar egal?
De ce maritata ii dati dreptul de
a Fl negocianta, cind art. Is, 16,
! 18, 10 Codul comercial, ii ingrade-
ste activitatea, ii rapeste produsul
activitatii eli?
De ce-i recunoasteti puterea dc
a-si cistiga piinea de toate zilele Gu
acelas curaj 81 aptitudine ca 81 bar
batul dovada toate slujbele Ia
| care att chemat-o = daca ca nu
stapina pc ce cistiga?
De eel dati cirmuirea caminu
lui Gu asa multiple fhdatoriri, dac;
| 0 socotiti nevrednica a Sc admin
: stra?
Cind fecioara 81 vaduva, recu
ifoasteti pc fence vrednica de as
stapini avutul STA avea responsabi
litatea actelor sale, de eel luati a
cest drept tocmai cind indepline
ste cea mai innalta 81 pima de jert
fe, functie sociala: Maternitatea
: De eel luati femeii compIect
: stapinire asupra copiilor Ell, cin'
ca de multe ori moare pentru a.
nasxe, cind ca iiscreste, ii mingie
e il pricepe 81 singura ii smulge nor
: til fulgeratoare?
: De ce recunoasteti pc fence ca
: pabila de va 1pstrui fiji, marin,
: numarul institutoarelor la scoalel
: mixte 81 de baeti, cind ii luati toa
!, te functiile superioare care garan
!, teaza progresul instructed ori edu
e catiei, numind pc barbati pima !
Z Inspector de scoli de gospodarie
e de scoli professionals, de igiena, me
J. rala.
: De ce i-ati recunoscut femeii ca
It pacitatea de invata dreptul, Gin
t, nu-i dati putinta de judeca avol
i turtle, infapticidele, crimele paste
a male, divorturile, sie-a asista ca av'
l. cata femeile nenorocite, timide
o cinstite? Dare sa alba mai multi
r pricepere un baetel abba eSit de 7
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01

lui uman, femeea, sd fie chemata la
elaborarea 81 aplicarea legilor ca
re cirmuiesc pc ca 81 copilul Ell;
Faptul de ordin pur economic
al exploatarii capitaliste, care pro-
.fitfnd de faptul ca femeea lipsita
de dreptnl de vot nu-i o putere i'll
Stat, chiama din ce in ce mai
mutt a fl concurenta barbatului,
scazind - in multe tari salariul
sub minimum, sub minimum deci 81
capitalul de existenta al familiei =
a alarmat pc economist, sociologi,
oameni de Stat, fntrunindu-i in
tr'o federatie internationala.
The Mems International Allan
Ice for Woman Suffrage" sub, pre-
Isedentia lui Sir Iohn Cockburn GU
}reprezentante aproape in toate sta
tele Europei, numarind peste su-
ia de mil de barbati, printre care
fosti ministri, fruntasi al culturii,
adinci cugetatori, care lupta Gu ho-
tarire pentru acordarea dreptului
de vot femeii.
Daca in lume fraternitatea vie
til politice a dat asa minunate re-
! ,,l+,+ r;J;aS,J o, +o+,l ,;,,ol,,l
constituted feminine, sd ne fntre-
ham: care-i starea sociala, care-i
nivelul moral al femeii Rom1ne?
Suntem drepte 81 recunoastem
barbatului rom1n 81 mai Gu seama
legiuitorilor rom1ni, simtimintul
de echitate 81 ideal democratic SUI
perior barbatilor din alte tari, un
de mai toate isbpzile feministe au
fost rezultatul unor ami 1ntregi dc
lupta apriga-militanta, sau consti.
tutionala. ~
| Da, de mai bine de 80 ami, Gu {
liniste din cele mai exemplare, farS
{ ironia ordinara a barbatilor din al
te tari: femeii romine i s s'au des
chis largi portile facultatilor.
Medicina 81 archeologie, stint;
81 filozofie, arta 81 filologie, spr'
} toate ramurile s'a avintat dind do
vada de putere de asociatie, asimi
lare, sinteza, discipline intelectua
la, neinvinsa putere de munca. Lu
cratoare in fabrici 81 ateliere, dac
tilografe, telefoniste, telegrafiste
moase, fnvatatoare, institutoare
: profesoare, functionare publice, n
, gustorese, slujbase in banci, con
/. ducatoare de banci, directoare d
penitenciare, doctorese de sama, G
ri profesoare la Universitate: fl
meea romina peste tot locul da
dovada de pricepere, devotamen1
: stiinta, patriotism, de cinste in m
1 nuirea banulpi public, 81 Gu toat
independents economical, GU tot CO
i pitalul eli de cunostinti - care
2 facea de multe orr superioara bal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-12
Easter Entertaining.

So many requests for Easter en-,
tertaining have been received that
it is possible to answer them only
through this column. Easter festiv-
tiles usually center around Dummies
and eggs with spring colors, the
delicate greens, violet and yellow in
abundance. No decorations. could
be more appropriate than bouquets
of the spring flowers. The Easter
lily is too stately to lend itself we'll
to table decoration; yet if one could
secure rather low plant it would
be beautiful for an Easter dinner
table. A tall plant is, of course. out
Of place as table centerpiece. Place
cards may carry out the flower idea,
or they may be small Dummies stand
ing up at each place. Such place
cards may be bought, or may be cut
out from pattern. 1t is always
possible to find a picture of bunny
and use, that as pattern. Very lit
tic skill is needed to outline the ears,
eyes and nose and paste a standard
on the back.
Menu for Easter Dinner.
Grape Juice Soup
Roast Pork
Baked Potatoes on the Halt She'll
Dreamed cauiflower Green Olives
Daisy Salad with Waters
Easter Ices Sunshine Cake
Coffee Candies
The above menu carries out the
violet and yellow colors, especially
if the cake frosting is tinted a deli
cate violet and garnished with can
died violets. The salad and dessert
courses are suitable as refreshments
for an afternoon or evening party.
The daisy salad is very appropriate
for Easter, though it is not good
idea from a dietetic standpoint to
serve an egg salad after meat
course.
Grape Juice Sculptor Sky.
r. tapioca.
at. grape juice
Cook IS minutes in double boiler,
Serve very cold, topped with whip
ped cream.
Baked Potatoes on the Halt Shell.
Cut baked potatoes in two length
wise, and scoop out the contents.
Mash we'll and add one tablespoon
milk, one teaspoon butter, and a
shake OF salt and pepper for each
potato. Beat till very light, then
pile lightly back into the shells:
Sprinkle with a small amount OF
grated cheese and bake in the oven
till the cheese just melts.
Daisy Salad.
Cut hard cooked eggs in two
lengthwise, allowing about tow eggs
for three people. Scoop out the
yolks. mash we'll, and season with
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-12
Girl Problem Serious in
Russia as in Any
Military Center

The girl problem is as serious in
Archangel, Russia, as in any big
military center. says Miss Elizabeth
Boies, director of Y. w. c. A. work
in Russia, who is home on a short
leave of absence.
MANY girls from Central Russia
went up to Archangel to spend the
summer because of the heat and of
the food shortage and when military
operations were begun in the terri
tory surrounding they were unable
to go home. They were virtually
refugees without goloshes, furs and
the heavy winter clothing necessary
in that northern region. With the
coming of the expeditionary force
the housing question became a Sc
rious one. We secretaries have
fairly comfortable quarters-rooms
with beds in and lighted with cleo
tricity. To be sure there are several
of US in each room.
MANY girl clerical and steno-
graphic workers were needed of
course at army headquarters and at
the postoffice. This offered en-
ploynent to some of the refugees
and>women are doing everything in
| Archangel even to running tram
cars and trucking. They need or
ganized recreation and that is. what
we are trying to give them.
prices are high and food is diff
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-12
kllo11ne Economics
YWm0 Edited By LRnn HGRoSs CSS
. Up VIZ AookHoL1 ARTS DEPT CENTRAL mon SCHOOL avn
salad dressing. Arrange 4. hal,

salad dressing. Arrange q bali of
this egg yolR mixture on a bed
of lettuce. Cut the egg white into
strips, as one would quarter an APP
pie. Arrange these curving strips Of
egg white around the yolk balls to
form the petals OF the flower. An
extra spoonful of salad dressing
may be placed at the side if more
dressing is desired than is with the
egg yolk.
Easter Ices.
Put a pyramid of lemon ice on
each serving dish, pour over it boiled
custard, then sprinkle thickly with
chopped blanched almonds.
Easter Games.
A variation of blowing a feather
across sheet is blowing a blown
out egg. Seat the guests on the
floor in two lines facing each other,
holding sheet spread out. The egg
is blown from side to side. If it
touches a person, he is out of the
game and the object is to see which
side can stay in longest.
A good game for girls is dressing
blown out eggs to represent dolls.
Crepe paper and paste is furnished
and ink to mark in the features.
Fish Dinner.
Filet of Founder. Sauce .Tartars
Stuffed potatoes.
Escailoped tomatoes
Lettuce or cabbage salad.
cocoanut pudding.
Filet of Founder, Sauce Tartare.
Founder.
l c. bread crumbs v t. white pepper
Split and remove all bone and skin
from founder; cut in pieces about
2x3 inches; wash and dry on piece of
chcesecloth, dust with salt and pep
per; dredge with flour; dip in egg,
which has been beaten with one table
spoon Of cold milk. then in bread
crumbs; fry in deep, hot fat.
Sauce Tartare.
l c. mayonnaise 1 r. sour gherkins
capers or elves
Be sure the mayonnaise is sea
soned highly. just before serving
add the other ingredients; mix and
serve in sauce boat.
Vegetable Soup.
An excellent winter vegetable
soup may be made from the marrow
bone and from any leftover vege-
tables, a little sprinkle of rice and
barley, little chopped celery and
parsley or other available greens.
Simmer all together slowly for sew
eral hours.
Okra Gumbo.
"a famous New Orleans Dish)
1 chicken
l onion
cups cooked tomatoes
cups canned, sliced okrA
u pod red pepper
I pound sliced ham
l tablespoon chopped parsley
tablespoon vegetole
Clean and cut up chicken. Cut ham
in small squares. Put the vegetables
into the soup kettle, and when hot
add the chicken and ham. Cover
closely and let it simmer about ten
minutes, or until nicely Drowned.
Add the onion and parsley and cook
to light brown. Fry the okra sepa-
rately. Pour in tomatoes, okra and
about three quarts of water and add
seasonings. Simmer until the meat is
tender. Serve hot with boiled rice.
A good deal depends upon the sea-
soning in okra gumbo, which should
be high.
Stuffed Celery.
Clean and dry one bunch of celery.
Season a cream cheese; if necessary
add little milk to soften. Fill the
stalks of celery with the cheese, dot
in pieces of walnuts or peeans, sprin-
kle with paprika.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-12

fcult to get up there. Dried fish
is about the only thing which one
can buy on the street. In second
class restaurant a cup of cocoa costs
$l.50. That was one of the reasons
why it seemed wise to open hostess
house for American soldiers-so
that they would have some place to
go where they could have a bit of
social life. There we have been able
to concoct cookies from -four, oat-
meal and sugar to give the boys a
little to eat and home-like place
in which to spend their leisure hours.
Eggs, milk, baking powder, even
furniture and such necessities as
nails are not to be had in Archangel.
"The barrenness of living condi-
tons were described rather we'll in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-12

an account of a reception at the
hostess house in the American SEN
tinel, the paper published by the
expeditionary force which said: The
apartment was pleasantly decorated
in wallpaper, chintz, curtains and
graceful sprigs of evergreen. In
some of the rooms there was furni-
ture.' A bit of color means a great
deal during the gray winter days
of the north"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-12
Soliloquy Of Modern Eve
By ADELAIDE KENNERLY.

TORESEEING, perchance nations ruined with greed and fri
oty, bomb thrust into the center of dancing light
= hearted world and physical wreckage wrought
Now millions of hearts pity wung and Of
shed for mangled and manned humanitythoe happy
youngsters and experienced, seasoned
They skipped through life the of the waves, shifting
the airnever diving deep the of truth trust
craftsmanship the deep breaths of life.
But the Great Power had different plan for His children of
ear scattered lands who plunged hedong turmoil by
the clashng swords of death
All, yes! /.
Arms and legs have been severed-physica perfection
crushed Eyes have been blinded have burst
and bodies laid in :. 4.
But spring shall awaken hope for all-the spirit shall
feed from the gods And Fate silent pierce the heart
but never pierce in van
Outlines physical handicap is Gods greatest gift to the
SOUL And who shall may the hearts that
boys like the bird with broken pnon shall scale the
upon their broken wings"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-12

A nun who is in a convent at OF
tawa, Ont, has been granted IL
cense as a stationary engineer.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-12
THE CAPITOL
| BUILDING BOND ISSUE BILL TODAY

completes its civic center plans, for
the bond issue bill contains provision
by which the bonds are virtually sold.
This provision was inserted in the
measure because of the high price Of
fered for the bonds which, 1t Is said,
no other bonding house would meet
and the fact the entire issue could be
disposed of at once.
MEANS READY CASH.
The state treasurer is authorized
and directed by the terms of the bill
to "sell and deliver said bonds draw
ing Ak per cent interest per annum at
par and accrued interest to date of de-
livery to Ferris & Hardgrove, part
nership of Spokane, Wash"
The bonds mature serially from 10
to 20 years. This is the first time so
large a bond issue had been handled
by western bonding house, it is said,
but all arrangements have been made
to get quick return in cash on them
SO that building operations will not be
delayed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-12
TEACHER AND PUPIL
MEET AFTER 20 YEARS

c. A. Boyd of Ogden, senior mem
Der of the law firm of Boyd, Devine
& Eckles and attorney for the amalga-
mated sugar companies of the north
west, is in Boise accompanied by Mr..
Thomas, superintendent of the Twin
Falls Sugar company, on business at
the statehouse. Mr.. Boyd was given
pleasant surprise this morning when
he met N. G. McCurry on the street.
The men looked at each other and
finally Mr.. McCurry returned and
asked him If be was not Prof. Boyd.
The attorney replied that he used to
be when he was teaching school at
Carrollton Ark, and Mr. McCurry was
his pupil. That was 23 years ago and
the men met for the first time today
and recognized each other. Mr.. Boyd
is well known in Boise. He was for
merly a resident of Salmon City and
was candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor when NJ. Alexander was can
didate for governor the first time.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-12
Chief Executive Attaches His
Signature to Measure That
Means Building of Two New
Wings.
BONDS ARE ALREADY SOLD
Way Paved for Immediate Ac-
tion for Erecting Handsome
Edifices-Business Men Are
Present at Signing.

The completion of Idaho's new state
capitol building through the erection
|of two wings to the main section at a
cost of s450,O00 each, is assured, for
|Governor Davis today attached his sig
nature to the house bill 142, by the
state affairs and Judiciary committees,
authorizing the sale of $4,000 in
bonds to make this possible.
There was present at the time in
the executive office of the gov
|ernor, the members of the Ada
county legislative delegation, with the
exception of d. l.. Young, who was
called east. or Senator Thrailkill and
Representatives Storey, Robertson,
Tyer and Givens, together with num-
Der of business men. The hour of
signing was o'clock this afternoon.
KEY TO CIVIC CENTER.
The act is looked upon as one to
which Boise, the capital city, attaches
the greatest Importance. due to the
fact it Is the key to the civic center,
which must be created If the wings of
the capitol building are to be finished.
Construction work is contingent upon
Boise voting bond issue of $135, 900
In April to purchase the approach
property to the capitol, removing the
buildings therefrom and parking the
property. 1t may eventually mean the
erection of a joint county and city
building. The improvement plans also
contemplate the boulevarding of Sew
enth street from the capitol. building
property to the Julia Davis park, which
means that Seventh street will be
widened.
BOND ISSUE SOLD.
That the money for the bonds will
be made available as soon as Boise
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-12
PROMINENT SPEAKERS.

S. c. Krikoran the Armenian, who
visited Boise some time ago in the in
terests of the Armenian relief fund,
but who is now working in the inter-
ests of mission at Jerusalem, will be
in Boise Thursday and Friday Of this
week and will speak at the Nazarene
church. Rev. J. w. Goodwin, d. d.. of
Pasadena. general superintendent Of
the Nazarene church, will also speak
on the same evening. Rev. Goodwin
is credited with being one Of the finest
preachers of the west.