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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
CANDIDATES COLUMN
M OF NC d MENT

hegeh9 msanoance ahat am 4 cRnht4iKte
Tor the nA8ax u clerk ~ the cfFruif c0nEf
Cor Ahsse Arundel eaAa1y. Hass3exf 90 the
arti0u II THE fhsmocfnttc Primaries.
In making this announcement ffrt fhat
i should state bffeny First That u !
ana R<ysuiaafes5 and elected to this Office l
VII IL ale best If tag ekiii aud 1ustc
tntat diligently and faithfully without
fartiaiity 81 pT~1u8isse sltsAs barge The duties
Eof said ofs1sp MAS appointed Il deputy
.cHers under Major SFftEg Hafwond. then
elrTk lid the Spriu- III iSH1. and Hpen the
death of Thomas \ ftcati In April it&t.
WAS aFtsoInfcsi chief nelsutg Clerk, AMI
nave served eaisinH0usay M thief DEPUTY.
under Mailer Harwuusa, Jphn Eannaii
aud I9r George Weils. until the latter |.
sieash iii September Igta tin the nrat ~
October. Igas. MAS by the Judges of the
circuit gonrf III this circuit, unanimously
HpasNintes Clerk 1T tire taHTt 70 sIis.tesssl
ttlr late iamemEea I,r. George Wells until
the nrxf General Election in November "a
The fsTpaeBs ywar.
With my long Nsrxise anti experience r.
4 glulSlts servant / feel tllat can een.
tif.sfttty tsss,k fssr s loyal and heArty sup
lsart IT Tile good Istonle II ibis cssItti3 ~
the ryfning Primary md GchcEal Eaessfl"H
htise always rNgarslesl pvttte oilsss
as d public trust aud iirmtE DNiissSe thai
he Syha faithfully and honestly sllss. hSFises
The siufieS If illp esliee TO whieh he has
lnelt tsesetes nr appuiatc,l best serves hit
tItartv aa,l the pnltlic.
Iy2s II Nm. - NNflisNN All
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
HOSPITAL CLASSES
or SIX MONTHS I'm
TRAINING NURSES

An innovation id the annals III med
#Ieine has been inaugurated BIZ George
Washington University Hospital, 81
Washington, ii C., according to an an
aouneement made ~ that hospital 10
the effect that In view 0E the shortage
of nurses II will establish on August
/ SIX months coarse q tTainina for
those desiring a rudimentary esiuca-
ton with regard 10 caring for the
sick
Hospitals throughout the country
arc calling attention to the dearth OF
nurses and their ofIicials are at loss
10 understand the reason why fewer
women than formerly are entering the
nursing profession.
TO each person completing the
course ii the George Washington Uni
versity Hospital there will be given q
certificate testIfying to the fact APP
plicants Tor training lii the new course
are requested To apply 10 the super
intendent of nurses 1t the hospital.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
HEARTY ENDORSEMENT is
GIVEN THRIFT MOVEMENT

K i
Thrift and its principles Will be
Taught III every school iii Maryland.
according 10 information from the Var
Loan Organization Of the Fifth Fed
|erat Reserve District Already hearty
endorsement Of the movement has been
received from great many Of the
teachers and superintendent OF the
Maryland schools. and it Is expected
that the teaching Of thrift VIII be given
a permanent place in the school cur
ficalum.
Following Is q list 81 Maryland
teachers who have registered their APP
prevail and promised their support Of
The thrift movement Chas III Rems-
berg Frederick H. s. Burroughs tip
per Marlboro; ] Herbert Ovens.
Havre ae Grace; Nm RI King Balti-
more n. Lee chair Salisbury: David
Il Neglein. Baltimore: Geo w JOY,
I.eonardtown. Edward y Clarke. Ches-
tertown Il IS GwyHn. la Plata:
Nicholas Orem, Easton, r W. MeMas-
ter. Snow Hill. George Fox. Annap0-
lis: Edw. II Webh. Cumberland: &.
" Broome, Rockville; g Lloyd Tsli-
naer. Frederick: Hugh Y~galiwell.
.Eiktou W G. Phillips. Ellicott city;
ID. G. Williams. Prince Frederick.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
STIRRED n BASEBALL.

In the German war prison Al Frank
fort on the Oder, where 400 Russians
are being.heid awaiting an opportunity
for repatriation. the y NJ q a. has
fsseen since the arnistfce conducting an
elaborate system OF entertainment by
movies, books, athletics. indoor games,
Russian records on the graphophones
and theatricais put on BY the prison
ers
These big Russians. after long inn
prisonment entailing mental and ply
steal suffering. are sub-nornial. and
their last months BIZ waiting for trans
Ter are the most trying, so they take
Is our American baseball and football
with feeling of relief However,
the wooden shoes they wear are not
an aid Ii base running Or kicking.
The II s Army detachment Of Is
Taeu al tIse prison II assisting the "
to run athletics for the prisoners, and
each soldier Is an instructor in pitch
ing. batting and catching, in soccer
and straight football The Russians
are picking up strength and pep.
and they take great delight in using
the Ei1ae athletic neid
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
WHY CLOCK HAS F0UR rs

Clock dials usually represent the
hours hy use al Roman numerals, but
there is one curious variation The
number four In Roman numerals II
scommonly represented by IN, but on
most clock dlals Ii Ii four HIS, as I'LL.
There Is Il reason for this II traces
back 10 the Ignorance Of a king Of
France who ruled COO years ago.
Tradition among watch and clock
makers has 1t that the clock dial was
first made BY Henry Wick in the year
1870. and lie made it for Charles ". or
Charles v whose bones have been dust
was not as wise as he looked or as
his name would suggest When the
dial Of the clock was submitted for
| his approval he studied II long and
carefully Finally he remarked The
clock Is all right with one exception
The figure for o'clock should be four
III Instead Of "
Your ma iesty Is wrong. answered
wick, 'IV i the proper symbol for
four
Charles hristicd up with offended
dignity and Numbered at the timid
ciockmaker 81 am never wrong Take
this dial away and correct your mis-
take Detroit News
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
WORLDS RECORD FOR
Tusr srT9Ir : CLAIMED
BY MOTOR CORPS

,h,,lance boys from New York
ana ohio were stirred out Of their
lethargy rs several vlde-aWake young
asomen worlds record for iust sit
t,nr i claimed By the boys Of the
Motor Corps 1T Sedan who Tor two
vrays have been attached q the French
army since November Il until last
week they have done nothtng- nd
init it
Two years ago they sailed fer
r,rance from their respective homes
IL New York and Ohio ts' become am
b,,lnncc drivers iii the French army
According 10 army technique no one
does what he expected to do. and tbs
,,pa-sirne ambulance unit found Itself
haulina ammunition In great French
trucks from the s. o. s. to the dumps
inst back of the lines business IN tn
yerdun and sedan sector was press
ing untIl the second week IN Noyem
her.
Although they wore tho AmericaI
uniform they were never called to or
der by d Yankee top sergeant, @
had 4 chance 10 so to army shows an
Laugh al Second Louie Jokes or NJ z
Ejibes. All their orders came from tn
French command Il was not unit
THE ifrst of February that the Ameri
lean 81. M KS II received permission &
open club Id Sedan, and three month
lago three American girls deter
mined that the 1000 American boy
who claimed for themselves the tiA
hThe Army Of 40 Occupation, shout
jno longer be allowed to boast truth
fully
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
HOW THEY CAMP
IN OLD MOROCCO

The Moroccan eBcaRapment, wieth-
er ID III military Or that Of some travel
ing band. il always picturesque. Elsie
~ We'll writes III Asia Magazine The
tents Or persons Of distinction are Oft
en suFmounteai with copper balls and
decorated with arabesqnes Of cloth,
Camping is q fine art III Morocco.
where the roads are almost inapass-
able, and the chief means Of trans
portation is by caravan.
All day one rides across the great
plains, prodigally covered with iris.
daffodils. daisies, buttercups and wild
lavender Perhaps Wild band Of
Ihorsemen viii gallop by. their robes.
sea green, salmon covered and blue.
streaming III the wind, their horses
richly caparisonod like those of some
icFRsading king Occasionally one
skirts little village built Os mud and
waffle and surrounded by fields III
wheat and barley. Here and there the
whitedOrRed shrine of some saint rises
serenely abere the plain And at sun
down the shepherds playing On their
reed flutes drive their AOcks 81 sheep
and goats home from pasture
Then it is time to pitch the tents
near grove Of orange trees or on
d fairy carpet of red anemones One
dimes on roasted sheep and cons -c0us
and is lulIed 10 sleep b the songs Of
the guard under the Intense blue Of
the African sky
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
TUESDAY. TIE 9Th DAY OF
AlIGIFST. 1919,
n n.rI..rh q. "a.


All that is.t OF ground lying between the
property III the odd Fellows On tire east
aud the McI'arlan lut on the west, front
Ing about - feet on THE south sisle ~ Ncst
street and running back I" The line ~
the LIT formerly owned nv the late Gco.
i. Franklin, inlnrpyed by thrcs story
brick b4lIisitfg the resiicncc of the late
Judge gnlsles Keveif. This property offers
rare opportunity for an Apartment, q
tpuiitltfg 1T This Kind betng greatly in de-
tsnissl lii Annapolis, This property ~ w
rriI knuMn Ii II not necessary ~ SO FUR
her into detail abaut the same being tile
same III 81 ground md improvements SON
seyea lU THE Eagles club. Aunaiolis, by
L Tleo Bfady and Robert Moss, rus
tees. hy deed dated The 18th secenllhr'
lMs aud recorded among the Land Rec
str,ls of Anne Arundel County. III Liber g.
W. No. Ga folio so as by reference there
10 will more fully aud particularly aplF;tT.
TERMS 0E SALE * 1erpsit- Of %.hHlOu
Viii lie required ol the purchaser on dny
t sale. II in 30 days II; IN SIX months.
ind the halanee In twelve months from dry
sf sale OF all cash II the purchaser 50
Ieslrrs The deferred payments TO bear
interest from day Of sale.
i. THEO- BRADY,
Attorney.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
ron C0NyALEsCENTs

a gymnasium for coDvaIescent sol
diers Is the latest feature in knights
OF Columbus war relief work. This
has been Installed BY x. Of g. secre-
tary, 4. A. Waniie. in Base Hospital
434. Camp Dix. n, J.
IT'S equipment was installed with q
view of providing means ri enter
tainnent and recreation for soldiers
recovering from wounds or illness and
who are not strong enough to partici-
pate ia outdoor games or take the
full coarse Of exercise Al 4 regular
gymnasium This latest 4. Of g. fea-
lture Is right In the hospital building
land Of easy access 20 conyalescents
That Ii Is appreciated is aitested BY
the large number of men visiting Il
daily
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
IN I'M WORTH WHILE

One 81 the ancient philosophers
tells is that the first point u wis
dom is til discern that which IS
false. The second TO know that
which is true, and then 70 shttn
the false and hold fast To that
which is true There IS no more
effective criterion for Judging the
false and the true than by our
own conscicnccs We know that
there Is ITO feeling Of satisfaction
d pleasure which II auise so.deep
and genuine Az that which comes
from / duty well done NJ charit
able act performed q kindly
word spoken, On the other hand,
how disappointed and ashamed arc
we when we have succeeded IN
hurting Or injtiriug our ncighbor
by some uncharitable word or act.
We know instinctively that this
IS not the true in life, and We then
feel like saying with Joaquin Mil
lcr, the poet If the Sierras,
is ii worth while that we jostle &
brother
Bearing his load on the rough
road 81 life R
II il worth while that we jccr at
each other,
ln hIackness of heart, that we
war to the knife,
God pity lis ill in orr pitiful
strife
God pity us all as We jostle each
other.
God pity rs all for the triumph
we feel
When anyone falls meath his
load on the heather
Pierced To the heart, words are
kecncr than steel
And mighticr far for noe or for
veal
Is il worth while that We battle
to humble
Some poor fellow traveller down
into the dust
God pity US all Time too soon
viii us humble
All men together. like leaves in a
gust,
All Of is BUNDLED down into the
dust
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
PSgWERFTFT. NITROGf,Y GERM

The greater part OF the worlds Out
put Of glycerin Is used for nitroglyc-
erin prepared BY the action Of q mix
.ture Of nitric and suIphuric acids on
glycerln, which forms the chief in
gredient of many modern high expio-
.Sivea md amnkeless powders. used
for military mining and agricultural
purposes
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
FIRST VAIL III Il an1,,

Twelve llnfi,lt
Germany fhe tr
country siRec h
tered the VAR
Scandinavian AM I'm.
ship unitetl staf
day afternt8ln
Copenhagen
From HennIfk
overland to t;ertuf
Hoax fliai /, lS .es IS !.
Joax Who /.
tailor :
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
NcEAsENT

hcreby announce my eandidary for tbs
.stlsre If County, Commissioners ~ Anne
Arnndel Gnnntg for the Sesnnd Histris,t
subject IL the aeti0ff af the Democratic
#lsYfanafIes IN September. Your snprari
viii be appreciated
VI 4. MfIsTtgS IsttyAfaI..
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

e II ntcn aeii0JH men condemn as IL
fpn 50 much b goodness stiii
1lad III metl apIioDi men pronounce
dipiHc
6ud 50 mach VI siH aud blot.
That / hesitate 10 dydsi q line
Bclasen ihc taUo. atJieYe God has
moi.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

Among other prosperity items In
the city may Be noted the fact that
our automobile thefts show q healthy
growth over those Of last year. De
troll Free Press.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

Jan SHUTS urges everybody 10 nla-
este tho Huns Does SHUTS doubt
that The Miles licked Germany. and
can 40 II again Washington Post
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

The Cynical Bachelor observes that
marriage Is Joke. and some people
are half cracked about II.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

Mr.. de Ia barre. Or Mexico. says
thai intervention III that country would
only make matters worse. We didn't
kAow they could Ii. worse Charles
ten News and Courier
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

While Lunaon id acclaimang General
Perghing mllh hsgheBs militagy asa6
civic honoRM Congress vii pFObaAlyf
wauf lot 81 ..infoFluatIonr from BIN,
loo. wilen BE gets back Those whe
fought so valfantiy on the national pay
roll III home are entitled 10 know who
Numbered ns into this victory New
York world.
Russia. which spreads itself over
two continents ON the gtsantLc hinge
OF the Trials, III willing 10 fuse into
brotherhood The economic and poll
tlcaI systens ot the civilized natIons,
whose standards 81 thought and liy-
ing ii cannot comprehend
Has any radical unIt of Russia tac
faIitest notion of what's ON the mind
or even the back of any other social
nnItg
zassla, which has not yet attained
any national consciousness, ID cam
gaigning to lnflIcf upon the trained
thinkers OF the world PseHdo-iI1ter-
rati0naIism 81 thought that has no
snose profound basis than 4 few catch
words and literary phrases.
What Is q Russian mind
We know the English. French. Ital-
ian. and. TO our cost, even the crab
like mind 81 the souI-lcSa Boctie
or an easier one. what Ii = Rus.
sian . f OppenheiHieg.
This proposal Of the President q
give General Pershing the permanent
rank og full General will seem very
reasonable ID the average man But
1.-The average man can have no idea oi
the problem Il will De 10 the average
member III the Senate Dc House He
viii mt know whether giving Pershinp
,Ithc honor will make him Dangerous
political figure, or whether denying
Ehisn the honor viii serve the same end
Through aYoualng sympathy Baiti.
more sun.
OF ali the forces that haye al last
worked together to bring about prohi
tbislorl In the United States. one thai
has been least considered. and yet
lii the lOnS run. Is perhaps the mos
Ideiernining factor. III the moderats
Idrinhcr Here and there such mar
has apheld the DOGGY Oh persona
liberty. bat the great majority have
reached d conclusion epit0mized, ths
lother day, BY an exchange III remarks
bot ween twO men on 4 train. The,
we're comparing the atmosphere, be
fore ard after July I Of the streets
IoE q big city where there had beer
mauy saloons, and they agreed that
1.-THE change was worth while. I'vt
tLeen more or less familiar with Johl
lBarieycorn all my life, said one. bu
lnow / see the result I'm glad he'i
Igone. I've known him myself saie
1.-The other. but the truth about thu
rum proposition III that whether 81
mot It docs any harm 10 men like yos
land me. 1t does do harm 70 q LOT o
Iothers. And against that verdict John
l Barleycorn cannot hope to com,
Tack. Christian Science MonitOE.
IL
And herein II tn that take upol
me ID make such bold assertion tha
Ian the world are mistaken In thei
Ipractlce about women: for | canno
think that God almighty made then
so glorious creatures
with souls capable OF the same accom-
IplIshments with men, and ali to b
Ionly stewards Of our houses. cook
land slaves. This advanced doctrine
which IN Its climax sounds somewha
las II II were uttered in d present -da.
convention, according TO the Outlook
was written. as is noted In q recon
fNok on English literature. some 20l
years $50. by Daniel Defoe
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

Henry Ford says booze caused the
war hut IS the lack Of II going 10
cause another baltimore American.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

While Ts0HAon iii acclatMatng General
Pershing wllh hs1hesi mlIitagy aa&
civic honosM Congress vii pFObaAly
wanf lot 81 ..infoF1natlonr from bin.
loo. When BE gets back Those wIhe
fought so valfantiy on the national pay
roll III home are entitled 70 know who
Numbered us into this victory New
York World.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
ANNs,a. \ I MENT

hereby announce mgself ~ eallstaate
fVr recollection 10 thF Maryland Sta.e sea
~ fran Anae Arundel Geunty subject -
lie ItefnD.fatiss k.rEssariea II serirmher
Trusting entirely ~ the REGARD ~ past
services ~ y iTsie guarantee q futuFe ara
tfyfltes 1 Aulsnlit most hopefully my can
.Itdapy to fhe wilt af the people ~ his
ounly Sincerely.
FRANK NJ ~. VAIL.
st MarEaFets.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

Some people nexeg make mista kes
because they never Try to do anything
that ii worth dom Goethe
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

What o picturesque Ambassador
Macmillan Harden will be il the Ger
mans send him over 10 washington.
and what interestingly cutting things
he will be able to send back to his
Berlin paper about Americans as I
mad them Detroit Free Press
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

Senator Lodge has sldetracked and
psgsonhoied the Colombian treaty Il
seems he might with more consistency
nsate about Japan's encroachment On
CAfnass rights II ne were Hrst to ex-
p4aite reparation BY the United States
tn nagFant wSong done ID ) SISTER
American republic Norfolk Virgin
san-Psiot
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

Opportunity nsAAkss the man, bwa
only when he knows what To ia with
Il.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
go. w .JCNES:
Circ,sl sting Library

the sollowing books have been added tc
the Library.
''The Dweillng pIacs Of Light" BY win.
Akon Churchill
"The Inevitable Baiancs shest" by Ka,
ftna Trash.
- Circuit Riders WIFE, ~ Cora Ear
fls.
kenny, By Leonors Dalrymple.
Four Yeare In Gefmkny.W ~ n.
W.. Gerard.
Where Your Treasurer Ii, /" BY Holman
Day.
trander.
TKMM g:--New B0Oka. ~ pas day.
Old RaakB. IL. pe1 day.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
WHAT
EXCHANGES SAY

Labor to-day Is stealing old Wander.
hilis stun Chicago Tribune
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

FOR sAI.E Underworld Nh. ! typewriter.
Apply isEi Conduit street, Jy20
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

ItOR SAI4E tene Underwood typewriter.
motel $35tH ! smith Premier Sisth
AppIy Is ItliiaA Hrewer and son, jy2B
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
N vat NtlnMENT

ANNBt NGEMENT
herehy anueniis.s myself es csaslt
tnte far membership gu the State ten
srat Committee of the TsemoerAtic party
subject tn the primary
~ JOHN dep. p0t'AN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

FOX SALE Antique siflehaATd an,l OLD
fushiorrsf he'd room set walnML ARMY
rs GarifssiiI ST.. Jy-n
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

wn~Ex ri rtlAS --tan nnrtgaIe in sums
E, suIs m reasonable terms Partial
paymrnt allowed James Muarnt ~.
FaFIsey -. ~ -.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
FOR SALE

FoK SAI.Fa-fafs tlyerlana ilriscp Gea0
ST jy26
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WANTED

ii ANTED OF 8 Furnished rooms for
flrhf h.,,se k4e1,ing. tsood iosatton
Phone Nj jy.6
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ION 81 10 LOAN

HONEY 10 LOAN Messy TO loan @
mortgage. Apply 10 Wilson q siatt
AHnapsi's. 10. iyis-t
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IL ANTEn il girl FOR general house work
and piain cooking. Apply Mrs, HE r
Kpeche Savanalia park, Ba0tle station.
.ly24
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24

Al ANTEn AGENTS Candy nIG PAY
Start ono III our Specially Candy Fac
tories iii ynnF HOMIE small room, any
where We tell how aud furnish every
mint ADVERTISE Grand opportunity
Men, Women CANDY 30. 1919 Raias
stead ST. Philadelphia. Pm. null
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-02-28
THE SCHOOL COLUMN.
School Notes.
J. J. FEELY
FROM THE SCHOOL

The Seniors have finished their
course in Sociology and viii begin
Guiteau's text in Government and
Politics."
New state requirements in the
Eighth Grade this year are Brosman's
"History of Idaho" and Roses
Idaho Civcs". Both of these books
lave just recently been published
A course in Solid Geometry is being
offered to those Seniors who may
later take up some branch of engin-
eerng.
The Board of Education decided at
meeting held last week, TO extend
the school term for the Grade school
three weeks, which would bring the
term up to June 18th. An effort is
being made to get the time Tor the
State examinations for the Eighth
grade changed so as to come later
than usual because Of this extension.
Unless that change can be effected
this grade will not be extended
beyond the time of the examinations.
This week ends the first semester'S
work. Term examinations are being
conducted in the High School the
last half of the week.
This weeks assembly consisted of
the following numbers:
Piano selections Eta Berges
Vocal Duet, Linda McCoid,
Grace HuISpy
Reading Ronald Wuodke
Next weeks assembly program will
be given by the Freshmen class
G. NJ ii 10
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-02-28
8 Oil

We offer the balance, $4,000 of our
issue OF Preferred Stock, $75Oe pre-.
viously sold locally, which pays per
cent annually.
This stock is preferred as to princi-
pal and interest, and before an
investor 10 it can lose a cent of eithe',
the managers OF the company, who
have bought $4,000 of the common
stock must lose their entire inves,.
ment. 1t is thus as safe as our in
vestment in lands, bank stock, and
good notes, can make it. with con
sentative and reliable management.
You can buy it in $40 or any multi
pc Of $40.
We make no promise of big profits,
but you won't get less than per
cent year.
Fresno Land & Cattle Co, Fresno,
Montana. Reference, First National
Bank, Fresno, Mont. 39-4Ip