Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23

among the society members TO Try
cases which In the opinion Of the execu,
tive COMMITTEES are Of z serious nature,
providing that the commandant con-
the commandant before orders will be
issued separating the man from the r.
10. T. c.
THE AMERICAN CREED.
The following creed will be repeated
by all the members of the society at
the close OF each meeting: Il believe
In the United States Of America as a
government of the people. by the peo-
pie, for the people; whose just powers
are derived from the consent of the
governed; democracy in a republic,
a sovereign nation of many sovereign
states; perfect union; one and in
separable; established upon those prin-
ciples of freedom, equality, Justice. and
sacrificed their lives and fortunes.
II therefore believe 1t is my duty to
my country to love It; to support it's
constitution: to obey it's laws; to re-
spect its flag; and to defend it against
all enemies"
The following officers were elected:
President, Willard Regain; vice presi-
dent, James Chapman; secretary, Hen
~ Hoover; treasurer. Richard Neal;
sergeant at arms, Frank Minas; IL
brarian, John Hoover.
CHARTER MEMBERS.
The charter members are as follows:
H. Crouch. F. LAWYER. R Cragin, ].
Carver, j. Lemon, g. Dibbe, w. Atkin-
son. r. Wiley, H. Austin, j. Vance, c..
Smith, w. Hartley, F. HALEY. q. Golden,
F. Manville. w. Zwicher. @. Fletcher,
M. Given, o. Bayer, L. Mcconnell, ".
Wayland. L. Fort, M. Stuart, M. john
son, j. Burnett, c. Harrington, ]. Jack
son. G. Grey, J. Smith, r. Jenkins, c..
Worthington. r. Maxwell, F. Shellen-
berger, c. Judson, D. Addison, H.
Rhodenbaugh, c. Rose, D. Sawyer. r.
Neal. M. Golden, D. Mcfarland, l.
Willets, P. Schilling. C. Kinnison, ".
Cameron, Fl. Barton, D. Sibley, s,
Higgs. ]. Chapman, M. Jordan, l..
Thrailkill, r. Ayres, r. Eisenhart, w.
Mckinley. L. Thompson, d. Hurley,
P. Fort, e. Rogers, D. Jones. G. Wins,
r. Morehead. c. Wheeler, s. Stockdale,
A. Getchell. r. Sims, U. Hale, F. Yates.
Howard Austin, r. Heer, A. Loaue, X.
Reynolds. G. Pearson, c. Baker, G.
Hoobler. w. Campbell, j. Case, w. Sill
yer, J. Danilson, A. Macpherson, E.
Coke, H. Bertholf, R. Fitzpatrick, J.
Blacllinger, 8. Coon. c. Raynton. d.
Riggs, N. strawn. v. X. Stuart. A.
Mathews, F. Foran, L. Maxwell, r.
Stunz. G. Richie, ". Jossem. c..
Church, q. Oliphant. H. Ritland. F.
Ormsby, J. Morrison, A. Kinney. r.
Whitaker, F. Venator, J. Cess, p. War
dell, F. Campbell, F. Wyman, F. Hal
ley.
MISS MALLETT ABSENT.
Miss Mallet, a French teacher Of the
high school, was absent from her
classes Thursday and Friday. Mrs.
Lewis has had charge of the classes
during her absence.
EXAMINATION OF GIRLS.
The examination of the high school
girls was continued Thursday fore
noon by the school. city and county
nurse, who cooperate in the welfare Of
all pupils. Miss Gray is the city health
nurse, Miss Esbenson nurse from the
public health department Of Ada coun-
ty, and Mrs. Craigen school nurse.
A report of the health condition Of
each girl examined will be sent parents
A number were found with defects in
sight and hearing. Throat trouble also
is prevalent. A total Of 1870 has been
examined to date. The examination
will be continued next week.