davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20
Thrilljnc Flirht In
India. Air1rar Races
Heavy Sand Storm

London, July IA remarkable
tribute to the stability OF the British
aeropisne comes from india In the
form Of story OF an airman's race
from Amhalla To Simla against heavy
dust and thunder storms.
Major r. A. Tweedle Of the Aus
Itralian Flving Corps nyinv a Sopwith
Camel, left Amhalla for Simla. Wis
ihility was SO poor that at height
see spot five miles distant and more
extraordinary still. mo hills were Wis
ible. FLYING by compass. Major
Tweetlle bore northeast into the
clouds at 1900 feet but. against climb
ing failed To get above the clouds
He then made UP his mind that II
was practically useless to carry on.
but nothing could he seen: dense
for and ominous indications Of a Sc
we're dust storm were creeping up be-
hind.
Climbing still higher. Major rwee-
die observed that the storm was get
ting nearer and nearer. He says he
could not make up his mind which
would reach Simla first. Hoping
against hope that he could race the
storm. ne climbed his machine to
10 900 feet and was relieved to see
the Sinn'a hin In front Of him.
In. order to approach the aredrome
II was necessary to come down into
cup Of the hills. The moment he
throttled down. however. the machine
became unmanageahle owing to the
bumps due to the thunderstorm over
head Eventually. compelled to APP
proach the ground "down wind" owing
to the storm, he was lucky enough to
make the dangerous approach Of about
eco feet deep and oiiip accessible from
one end
Jumping wall between trees nf-
teen feet higher the nilot made the
landing tust as the storm broke. So
severe was II that within a quarter
OF an hour there were over twenty
holes in the fabric of the planes.
caused by hail stones larger than
PIGEONS eggs
The arrival Of the machine ~ Simla
created great IMPRESSION particular
ly amongst the natives. who saw an
Aeropiane for the FIRST time,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20
ENGLISH AS SPOKE.

S@NAX000{ thirty years ago RfFnnrd
[ENmt white said that to hear Eng
spoken correctly Engiishmen
|4N have 10 come TO America, says
2p1ter In the New York Sun. OK
1& has been a nest of colleges for
0lxAy men only, and II my infor-
Mn II correct every shire in Eng
hAs a peasant dialect not in
G1ble to residents OF other shires
0d Tennyson wrote some amusing
nn In one OF these dialects. Set
I'll this aside. the denationalized
M9 James published an essay on
Question OF Our Speech" Gamer
11W when he had spent nearly all
10 In London high society. In
women would prepetfAte such
antics NJ this. will you have
the grypse p
~ 4hAwnks: TIL eat some OF the
xeAke) and have Some grypse
- later
mnAda some years ago it was
- fortune to hear an English
1nn. busting down to the wharf.
olacial:
e. 1.-The but -to-Lung Brawnch-
the sentence all run TO-
IA = deep cultural voice. My
rally. SOLVED the mystery that
have said, Has the boat to
nAch gomez
ok point 10 be carefully con-
- that nearly all the novels
England sends us are what
~ Cherry Hair called "snoop"
peks 70 be tucked under the
eeene when your grandmoth-
- suddenly. All the rest are
md rive us what Shake
- -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20
THIS ~ THE REASON WHY
SOME PEOPLE GET RICH

Portsmouth, n. r.. July 1s--John D.
Rockefeller grew suspicious Of the &C.
curacv OF gasolene-fiiing machine
here, II was made known today and
demanded that Mrs. r G. Dickey. own
er OF the garage AT which ne was buy
Ing gas. should test the machine. He
VAS paying thirty cents q gallon for
nye whole gallons and intended to
have full measure. The test proved
thA machine accurafa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20

brought ont in our Mems Shop ;nsa
belts.
Made in regular belt style or to match
separate buckles, $1.0o.
Shirt Advice We have at present 81
splendid assortment Of Men, Shirts
ranging in price at from $50 to $780,,
If you are familiar with market condi-ss
tons, you are aware that cotton goods
has taken a sharp advance, and il our,
opinion prices will remain high for an.
indefinite period.
Our recorders on the Shirts are costing con-
siderable more, and will necessitate. 81.
course, higher retail prices for the sane 4 I
merchandise. If you will take our advice.
you will buy literally from our preaent;
stocks. u;
Manhattan Shirts Our position q ID:
South's largest distributors enables ~ !,
TO offer the largest assortments, $40 tos|
1880. ss's q
First Floor, Esst M
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-15
JEDINE REplJBLIKkNI JS0U VlNNl
ODKLADEM.
RATvFEKACE PROJEDNANA BUDE
AZ v MESlCI LEDNU
SNAE4Y JAK VYBRfSTI Z DNESNf NEBLARE
SITUACE.

Washington. Ia. prosnce President zasahl dnes do
nesnz chvaenm mrove versask6 dohody spoen6 pro-
haSenlm, re nema nikerak 1mysu uzavfiti komproms
neb povoova oposci RUNE koncesse souGasn6 obvnue
pubkansk6 senaory zodpovednos stale odkladani
tifikace &C zfetelny jsou jiz nasledky teto akce
Sanovisko toto dotvrzuie Wilson pocdnahim dnes BIZ
lem Dome vydanem kterem hlavn6 smeruie k obvnan
vech Gen kongesu kte snaz sesmesnit e pred cevm
SVGtem Ia posanm jeho postav demokratitt pfedaci
kdezto repubkanst oponent neusavai tvrd dnesn
politely narodohospodarsky sav zodpoveden Jest jedn6
president re ma zalez ably ucnil prvn roky
semi cel6 palcv6 otazky.
iednom bode byy pouze ODE srany edno, ably cele
iednn bylo skonteno pc vanocnch prazdnnach kere
ednem pfstiho roku Senani debaty ale cel6m
icdnn propuknou die vseho z Ultra obvykou pludkos
Strana demokratcka uspfsi podobne kompromisnf KAN
pan die vypov6d nebrassk6ho senatora Hchcocka skon
covans bude komedie schvaen miru nenasanoui move
kGmplkace, iz piS m6sic DIE nahledu jeho mus edna
drive senat a nikol president Wilson.
"President pravi re celia zaezitos apotiva rukou
natu souhlasim MIN. Nen mem, ably uzavral kompro
ncb cni n6aych vysad To patf senatu Jsme vzdy
ochoni vyiednavat hedat cesty mez vyhradam Lodgea
on6m kterIch sen istopadu navrh SAM" vlasni slo
va senatora Hitchcocka.
Dale prohlasil, re demokrat6 nemohou souhasiti
schvalenm mirove mluvy bez lgy narodG nkdy nepsou
nj ma repubkanskym senatorem KnoXem Pennsylvania
navrzeny plan schval edn6 mrovou smouvu oazku gy
nirodd predlozti k rozhodnuti ldove vob6:
VGdc obou narodnich stran oGekava cd ondVnsk6 kon
ference anglickch rancouzskych premer mnohy navrh
kter5 by uazova ku konetn6mu smirnemu urovn&n
cclGho sporu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-15
WSSl WSSl KVSS 8
MADARI JIz UTOCf?

Z Prahy, "a. listopadu.
Post. zpr.) Dne p. t. m. hla-
;ila straz ma most6 Ipolskych
Sahach veliteli sv6ho praporu,
ze o 10 hodin6 bylo vystfeleno
Mad airy 80 ran 2 puSky ma ma
ie stanoviSt6 a ma financni
,trazniky. Ma St6s.i neutrpell
sme zadne ztraty. Vystrely po
,hazely Cd mad 'arskych Hill
lex We Vamos MikolaS. Cd ve-
itele mad arskeho Dogaly
balance bylo zadano vysvetle-
II, jakoz potre 3tani vinnikd.
(Zprava zda Sc byti We spo-
'eni s poplasnou depesi, ozna-
nuiici pochod % ceskosloven-
,kych divisi k mad 'arske hra-
lici. Telegram obievil Sc V IT,
5ku koncem li3topadu. P. r.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-15
NEJSOU DEPORTOVANI.

New York, ID. pros. - A
leXander Berkman a Emma
Goldmannova byli dopraveni
v6era ma Ellisuv ostrov, ably
iaEo anarchiste hlasatele
podvratnych zasad 20 tricet
rokG byli deror,ovani . odkud
pTiSii, do Ruska. Zatim co Sc
nal6zali ma cest6 ma EllisGv
ostrov V pruvodu n6kolika nej
oddan6jSich pfatel, jejich pra-
vni radce, Harry Weiberger
piiSel pred federalniho soud-
ce Mayera Sc zadosti O habeas
corpus, coz je posledni pokus,
iak deportaci pfedejiti. 0 teto
zadosti Sc pojedna pfiSti pom
deli. Weinberger pravi. re bu-
de nalehat ma to, ably jeho xii
enti byli pfedvedeni soudci
Mayerovi, kteryz je odsoudil
na diva roxy do zalare pro pre-
kazeni odvodovym zakonIm.
Tim by Sc vyrvali uradum inn
r1igracnim a deportace by Sc
prekazila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-15

i rok za6ira dne 90. zafi t.
:. a konti poslednim prosin-
'em 1920, osta,ni pax souhla5
le ob6anskym rokem.
Srolecnikem Sc stava kazdy
<amestnfDec cd 2l 70 lI start,
rracuje-f nejmene l / k V "a
code. Zisk bude rozd6fen mezi
lelnictvo podie vyse, mzdy
/. (platu) jiz "a minulysrok pri-
p al. pracovni doba je.8 hod.
lenn6. Krone zakonne prazd-
16 ned6lni Sc nepracuje take
} sVatcich evangelickych a l.
lv6t1a, "a kter6zto dny bude
SAX mzda zaplacena. Ma Ste
Try den, pred Novym Rokem,
Tclikonocemi a lie .nicemi sc
oracuie ien 7 hOdin.
Pc 10 lctech ma kazdy del
nix pravo ma l tyden placene
iovo!ene, jez rosie Ia kazdych
% let prace o l tyden. Dobu te
dovolen9 urci vybor, sesta-
ajici ze spravcu, l ufednika
3 d6lniku, jenz spravuje Ia
vod, prijima a propousti del
nictvo, stanovi platy a pod.
Kazda zm6na, navrzena kte-
rymkoli d6lnikem tomuto vybo
ru ke zdokonaleni vyroby ne
20 spravy, bude prisluSn6 od-
nenena. Vybor krone toho u
DELUXE vzdy o l. kvetnu du-
:hody z nadace $4,000 Kc ku
odpore delnictva, jakoz sti-
)endia z nadace 10000 Kc
pro studujici ditky d6lniku "a
vodnich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-15
REPU3LIKAN SKUTKY.
rovarnik Palka Lipt. Sv. Mi
hulasi rasni svoji tovarnu v
,rtE$tevni podn;k. Deinictvo
spolecniAy.

Praha. postovni zprava. Do
stala sc nam do rukou malicka
brozurka "Oznam mojim ro-
botnikom".
Pan Jan Palka, mattel ko-
zcluharny Lopt. Sv. Mikula
81, il oznamuie, ze pfem6nuje
sob6 ratiici tovarnu a firmu
We spoIecaoss, jejimiz cleny bu
dou d6lnici ufednici tovar-
no zam6stnani.
Zduraz fuje, re vedla iei k
takov6mu jednani "5ocialni o.
tazka a pax presv6dceni, ze
tieba nam GSilovn6 a chut'
pracovat a vytvaret move hod-
notv, chceme-li sebe a svoii re-
publiku udrzet.' Kritisuje ma
Marxismus. proti r6muz sta
vi svoje min6ni:
"Myslim, jakmile bude miti
d6lnictvo zaruky, re bude
7iSk spravedliv6 rozd6len, bu-
de ieho zaimem, ably vynos,
V podnicich byl pokud mozno
neivySSi. Zaruky mGze sc do
2tat dGlnictVu tim, re Sc mu da
nravo dozoru ma vedeni podni-
ku. TAX stane Sc d6lnik spoiled
nikem. prace prestane mu by
ii pokutou, novy pom6r vZbudi
V d6lnikovi zajem v6tSi chut'
k praci, poli,icka rovpOprav-
most bude dopln6na i sOcialn'
rovropravnosti a po dosavad-
MIN socialnim boii by nastal
mir. Verim V pravdivost sv6
domn6nky a pTemeNuji svoji
l.dosavadni firru We spolecnost
" niz ma byti kazdy pracov-
nix spolecnikem a niz nebu
de snolecnika. ienz by nepra-
coval."
D6lnictvo bude tomto pod
niku zuGa stn6no ma kazdoroc'
MIN cistem zisku, pocinaje ro-
KEN 1920, kdy kvota d6lnictva
cini 20 procent a kazdym dial.
Sim rokem vzdy | proc. po
stupuie az do 25 proc. (Vzhlf
dem ke kapitalu provozovaci
mu to znamena kapitalovou u
cast d6lnictva We vySi 400-50(
tisic Kc. Cisty zisk bude vyka
zan kazdoroGni bi!anci = PRIV
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-15
USpECH BOLSEVICKYCH ZBRANi
JEST JEN CHVyLkOVY.
RUDE CARDY TRPf VELKYMI ZTRATAMI Ma PO-
STUPU, KDEZTO DENIKiN SESILUJE
SVOJE POSlCE.

Ros ov na Done. l. pro 'ince.
lZprava doS!a IA. prosince
pres Tagamog). We vojenske i
,oIitick6 situaci nastalo pro
protibolsiveciii1 strany iistG
zlerSeni. Bolsevici sice velkym
oustIed9nim Ill proti stredu
rem Den;kina do ahli znac.
lejSiho usp6chd, byvSe sesile-
ii vybranymi sbory a move zli-
?enou jizdou, jakoz oddly
IotySI komunisty, ktefi az
losud drzani byli V zaloZe.
BoiSericEa nfevaha vrhla Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-15
ANERICKA OpOslCE zEEHClyJE VE
FRANClI WLIS0NA.
NE.MEL PRY PRAVA SPOJ. STATY
ZASTUPOVATY.


Ike nikdy We skutecnosti mere.
presentoval ieho duv6ru. Vud-
Gov 'tvi Wilsona, jak sam pri-
pustlte, Ameriku upln6 zdiskrc
tisovalo. Posledni jeho hodi-
nou byla ona, kdyz diktoval
podminky miru. To jste mohli
We Francii postrehnouti a po-
titati take s dusledky."
Rim, IA. prosince. - Posla-
7ec Caroti, 3ocialista pravil
pTi jednani o mirovych smlou-
vach V poslanecke sn6movn6:
NemIzeme ziti "a t6chto miro
vych smluv. Nepokoj zmita &C
YIN sv3tem a stavky V Ameri
ce nejsou vice narodohospodaH
Skymi udalostmi, ale politi-
ckym hnutim. Zadna strana
1urzoasni nebyla nikdy S to
Drcdloziti program obsahujici
skutecny mir. Jediny muz pre-
dlozil podobny program: pre-
sident Wilson. Ale vSe, jak n.y.
nj poznavame. bylo pouhou
oajkou. Burzoasie Sc nemuze
nikdy stati demokratickou
Kdyby Sc uskutecnil program
WilsonGv, pax by piiciny k no
YIN vzporum ien vzrostly. Val
Ky vykrvacuji bile pleme, prl-
pravuiice tax jeho zanik. Po-
vSimn6me 81 jen Italie, "a prvc
10 roku valky m6la 100000
porodd, "a druheho jen 700
900 "a tre,iho jiz jen 500
600.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-15

Pafiz, IA. prosince. Fran
couzSti statnici redaktoi'i do
stavaji tyto dny cd americ-
kych nepratel ver7aillske miro
We dohody ruzna vysvetleni, V
nichz omlouvaji svoji oposici,
ktera ohrozuje nejen Francii,
ale celou Evropu. Hlavnim je-
jich dIvodem jest tvrzeni, re
president Wilson nezastupoval
Spojene Staty coz pry mela
Francie vedeti.
VSem odpovida redaktor Ma
thu st. Lausanne velice tref-
ne, re kdyz too tvrzeni anne
rickych oponentu jest pravdi-
We, pax to nemuze byti chyba
Francie, re Amerika voli pre-
side1ta, jenz nezastupuje svoji
zemi q pax re nebylo nikterak
ulohou Francie vyvoliti delega
ci miru Spoj. StatG.
Lausanne uvadi dopis E. T.
Palmera, redaktora listu Wi
chita Beacon, jenz Sc snazil Wy
sv6tliti Francii, proc americky
senat nechce schvaliti mirovoU
2mlouvu Nemeckem. Dopis
mi:
"Pravdou jest, re Wilson a
ri "a trvani valky ami po nj A
meriku nezastupoval. FranciC
m6la vedeti, re byl Wilson
vlastni zemi rozhodne neu
znan pfi poslednlch volbach
Nasledkem toho nemel nikdy
mandalu mluviti We jmenu We
sker6ho americkeho lidu q ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-15
v OCELARsKE STAVCE MA BYTI
pOKRACOVANO.
pREDACl DELNICTVA JSOU JISTI VfTEZSTVfM

Washington IA prosince. = Ma dneSni schulz "a pred
sedH uni spoiench prumysem bylo odhlasovano
kraGova oceaTske savce Jen diva hasy byly odevzdny
prosp6ch zaheni prace vschn isou pevneho pre-
sdGen re strak ocelarsky vyzn vit6zstvim deln
ctva N6keri pritomnych prav re United Steel Corpo
ration rsila liz nyni odmtnout obrovsk6 ohjednavky cz
ne neiepSf vyhdkou pro stVkafe ze ocelafske "
&tv mus pfstoupiti ma delnctvem kladen6 podmlnky.
Bylo sce prpusteno re mnohych zavodech Sc pracuJe
ale vroba jest daleko pod urovni dob normanch
Ma schz ez konala podobnym nadsenim jako ma one
v proasena bya stavka navrhovany dokonce pany v
kovni kampan dobu ctyT let.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-15

ma mnohem slabsiho nepfitele,
jehoz hlavni 3ila spocivala z
dobrovolniku. "a tax zuriveho
utoHu, jako nikdy u rudych
rard nebylo zvykem, ale take
protivnici Sc drzeli dobfe, TAX
z2 chvilkovy usp6ch bolSevi-
XII vyvazen byl ohromnymi
2tratami "a dalSim postupu,
ccz ma znicajici vliv ma moral
kQ jeGuotliNych oddilu take
"a tjchto ol;olnos / Jest vfast-
lG We yyaodi yojsXo protibol-
5eV;ck3.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-15
President Wilson sto pevne ma schvaeni nru senatem
CESTCVANI DO EVROPY
SKVTA DOSUD CBTlZE.

Nl&da upo2or uie ma velike
obtiZe, kterG j3ou spojeny ce
ovanim do EVropy a vypoti-
tava prekazky, ktere 2e stavi
V cestu rdznych zemich. My
q toho Yyjimame toto: Do ces
koslovenska republiiky nevyda
vaji Sc dosud Zadne pruvodni
listy, vyjlmaje pfipady nejna-
iGhav6jSi. Dostati Sc do fran
couZskGho piistavu neni nijak
Cb, ,iIno, ale ce ,tovanl po dra-
re skyta obtize neprekonatel-
ne. Pravi Sc, ze mnoho Cecho-
slovaku, k,eii Sc ma cestu Wy
dali vZdor varovani, uviZlo V
PaIiEi, anebo V pTistavech a
nemohou dale. Vlada republi-
ky vyiednava nyni Nemec-
KEN, aby zajistila pravidelnou
dopravu pres Hamburk. Pravi
Sc, re ne,yyorsky konjul repu-
bliky vyjednava najeti lode,
ktera by cestujici do Ceskoslo
vensha vozila pres Hamburk,
a okolnosti zdaji Sc byi pod
liku tomu pfiznivy. Mnoho IL
L RADIO by Sc vydalo ma cestu,
;dyby bylo ceitovani snadnej-
81. Velice obtizna jest costa do
I-IihoslovaGslSa Konsulove sice
Yydavaji cestovni pasy, ale ce
stujlci musi Sc pax sami sta.
rati, iak Sc ma mis- 0 dostanou
.t2lie pasu takovych nepotvr-
zuie. Francie jen take, ktere
! idou pres n6ktery severni nebo
zapadni ieii pristav do Mar.
}eille' V Marscilles vsedne sc
Ia lod a jede Sc pres Dubroy
nix, odkud mozno dalSi cestu
konati po zeleznici. Mnozi il.
hoslovane Jedi pres Recko, Wy
3toupi 2 lode V Soluni odluC
| iedou dale zeleznici. Polaci Z
t6ch kraju, kter6 nalezely dr
ve k Ntmecku a mali pripad
routi neb iiz pripadly polskt
republice, stejne jako N6mci '
krajinach tech usazeni, nedo
stanou nyni pruvodnich li5tu
.Polska vlada sc odvolava NJ
obtize, jez jsou s cestovanin
TO tech % kraju spojeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-15
D'ATNNyE JNZEO Sc CHCE VZDATI
RJEKY.

Rieka. IA prosnce = Gabrielle d D'Annunzo hodla Sc
v2dat vrchnho velelstv eho revoucm voJskem obaze-
n6ho Rieky pfeda pry meso pav pravldelne ai-
sk6 armad& pod generalem Cavigem dfivesm mnlstren
vtlky.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22

Rogue, a government agent went in
to the great north woods with a party
of surveyors, intending to steal thous-
ands of acres OF timber land When
he met Marie, a girl of the woods, who
was known far and wide for her won
derful beauty, he tried to kiss her.
The attempt nearly cost him his life
for he was grasped in the hands of
Hugon the Mighty, the strongest man
in the district, who nearly strangled
him.
From that time on fierce enmity
grew up between the men. Hugon
could not understand why Marie had
stopped him when he had planned to
kill Rogue. The latter planned re-
venge. After his surveyors had charted
the lands of Hugon and his people,
Rogue ordered them from their homes.
Then a great battle was staged a
battle in which Hugon drove Rogue
and his crew of thieves from the forest
but in which he was seriously wounded
himself. Brute strength had saved
the timber but it didn't count much
when a little spider fought and con-
quered the mightiest man of the woods.
How a tiny web taught Hugon the
Mighty the great lesson of his life
and helped him win the love of a beau
tiful girl is one of the many thrilling
features of "Hugon the Mighty" the
five-reel Bluebird photoplay which
comes to the Amazon theater on Fri
day, in addition to the BRASS Bullet"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22

During the past two weeks in the
eighborhood of Is carloads of potatoes
have been sold by the growers of the
county and most of these have been
sold through local merchants. r. L.
Little and George X. Causton having
handled, or having contracted for
seven and nine carloads. Fftzpat-
rick Bros, are said to have disposed
of several carloads and j. y. Brody
sold several carloads The potatoes
brought from so to 90c.
Boundary county is getting to be
known as a potato raising district
and this year number of buyers came
here to get potatoes.
If the potato growers of this coun-
ty can be persuaded TO agee to grow
one or two standard varieties, potato
raising will be sure to become a prof
table business here.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22

ESTATE OF JOSEPH YACK, DE-
CEASED:
Notice is hereby given Ivy the under
signed Administrative of the estate of
Joseph Yack, deceased, to the credi-
tors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first pub
location of this notice, to the. said adj
ministratrix, at the office of Bottum
& Wilson, Boomers Ferry, Idaho, the
same being the place for the trans
action of the business of said estate
in the County of Boundary, State of
Idaho.
CECILIA II. YACK,
Administrative of the estate of JOS
phi Yack, deceased.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1919.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22
HONOR ROLL
OF B0NNERS FERRY SCHOOLS

Following is the list of the pupils
OF the Boomers Ferry schools whose
names are entitled to be on the honor
rolf for the month of March:
First grade-90-100: Ivan Causton.
Bob White. 5000: Everett Bauman.
Ruby Butler Ralph English, Harriet
King, Wilfred Lacrosse, Leonard Lin
den, Arthur Lindsey, Robert Olsen,
Grace Parnell George States, Albert
Wendell.
Second grade-90-1O0: Norman Will
bur, Daisy Warwick, Bernard Rookey.
Kenneth Biggar, Eva Buck, George
Knoles. Blanche McDaniels, Thomas
Dion. Harold Jacoby. Leonard Cane,
Marion Fry, Donald Shultis. Elsie
Skarr. Patrick Callahan. 5000: Ena
Lacrosse.
Third grade-90-10O: Ethel Butler,
Cunver Northug Ella Rock, Delmar
Davis. Eugene Mccall, Friedrich White,
Sidney Walden. 5000: Geraldine
Ashby. Marguerite Berger Ruth Brody.
Ethel Dunning, Lilly Falk, Thelma
Harris, Gladys Hildreth. Jeanette
King, Edward Cane, Robert Hewitt
Fourth grade-90-100: Helen Cane,
Alice Dion. Daisy Hubble, Helen Kerr,
Dorothy Muhlfeld. Silva Olds. Nora
Reid. Emile Dion, Edgar Richardson.
bO-9O. Evelyn fOrSytne, violet tarScn,
Dora Lacrosse, Coda Olds, Violet
Page, Alice Stoos, Burton Shultis,
Richard James, Austin Hubble.
Fifth grade-90-100 William Gale,
Evelyn Gines, Rose Halliday. 5000:
Fisher Fry. Perry Halsey. Clyde John
son, William Linden. Harry Walden,
Cenevieve Bush. Blanche Castle, Nora
Dunn, Leola Halsey, Irene Harris, Ma
bel Hertz, Helen Rowe, Bernice Welsh.
Sixth grade-90-100: Wallace James,
Louise LAWN. Grace Roath. Alice
Stamm, Carl Walden, Howard Benner.
5000: Charles Falk Bernard Jacoby.
William Nevis, Wesley Wilbur, Lyndal
ffydorn, Hiding Landstrum
Seventh grade-90-100: Phyllis Bau-
man, Edna Peterson, George James.
5000: Gladys Ashby, Mildred Fewkes,
Ingwer Falk, John Stamm.
Eighth grade-90-100: Reva Bixler,
Mary Burke, James Eagan, Kathleen
Eagan, Virginia Howard, Daisy Hay
worth, Eva Mae Little. Ruth Mutt,
Beulah Douglass, Martha Nevis, Ag-
mes Tjiernberg. 5000: Virginia Rowe.
High school-90-100: Mildred Brown,
Stephana Lynch, Joe Rabdau, Carol AL
bridge Mary Charles, William Fewkes,
Lima Ripatti. 5000: Agnes Rookey.
Curtice Wallace, Claire Doty, Marie
Habdau, Gertrude Jacoby. Agnes
Shively.