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Evening journal., 1920-12-13
DRAW GRAND AND
PETIT JURY PANELS

Members Of the Grand Jury foi
next year and petit jurors for In,
January terms OF the Court OF Gen.
eral Sessions, Superior Court anc
Court OF oyer and Terminer, wer,
drawn by Jury Commissioners 10
seph C. Lawson and John r. Lamb.
son this morning. as follows:
Grand Jury.
FIRST Representative district-Fre,
II. Steinle.
s,e,cond-William T. Lyons, Harry f
Third George W. Booker, John w
\ Fourth-Charles W. Goodins
n, tiltn--Gharles A. Elmer, Erdman
SiXth-Wlliam ID. Mullen Ierov A
Sawin ''0''' d"
,oS Seyenth7James S,I p. Groome. Darling.
Eighth-John Nivin
Niniun-samuel J. Wright, John p
Tenth--A. V. Leslie GeorQe Frsncis
McCallin. - '"''0''
Eleventh Richard A. Whittipeham
~ Iwelfth-S Stewart A. Beck, William
- Mcdonnell
Tnniirtte,enth-Howard A. Poole, Frank
fourteenth-Thomas Lattomus
Fliteenth-liarry S. WOodkeeper.
court OF Oyer and Terminer.
%, flrst representative dislrict-James
p seeond-Matthew Ralstou. George
- T6ird, Morris T. Alexander. Walter
Fourth Ernest Greenwen
Flfth-William II. Stewart. Joseph
Cross v"
siSth-Edward A. zebley, Philip
seNenth-Robert Walker, VIM. Tel
William b. Little.
Nintn-Clinord Ayers, Hughes B.
Tenth Charles Mendlnhall. Harry
II. llance.
Eleventh Solomon Hurd.
lwelfth-Edward l.. Davidson, John
Higgins Jr
Observation-Disclosures FARRELL. David
5. Reese
Fourteenth-Leonard Dickinson.
flftecnth-GcOrgo r. LOnand
Court of General Sessions and sinner
ior Court.
First Representative district -
James F. Mckinley, Andrew Clancey.
Second-Bayard Carmichael, Jo-
seph Moore
lhird-Le0n w. Easom, Henry Dick
inson. Samuel Darlington, Michael +.
Cannon.
Fourth-Harry Dale. William L.
KEENAN,, Joha C Foote. John f. Nc
Fifth--ReuAen A. Taylor. Miles
Boriner, William 5. Siauffer. John
:. Hamilton.
sixth-Arthur smedley, Stewart
Ramsey
Sevenh-Joseph Woodward. Lewis
p. Rlley. John j. Shumaker. John
Scarborough, Sr.
Eighth-Leslie Derickson. william
NJ. McCool, Sr.
Ninth - William p. Wollaston.
George W. Porter.
Tenth George r. Davis. John C.
Mcdowell, Claude Lester. Clarence
Craig.
Eleventh-Herman Bender. Reuben
Reynolds.
Twelfth-Harry C. Nicklo. Edward
Saxon.
inlrteenlh-lhoma W. Cam, John
J. lolls
Fourteenth-Harry 5, whiuock.
Walter Lee.
Fifteenth George C. Rothwcn. Jr..
Samuel Fritz.
Additional Jurors.
First Representative district. James
). HQldsworth Second. Alvin Marvel
Third, }. Frank Mccoy; Fourth. VII
bur smith Fifth, Clifford Narring-
ton: sixth Paul Taylor. Seventh. WI
liam p. Sheets; Eighth. Alfred ID
Whlieman; Ninth, Edward G. MclOal
Tenth, Howard wilhelm: Eleventh
William II. Thompson: Twelfth, Harry
Armstrong; Thirteenth. George n.
Hukill Fourteenth. William sock
ley; Fifteenth. Charles George.
The grand Jury will meet January
3 and the Court of General sessions
and superior Court petit jurors viii
meet January 4.
Evening journal., 1920-12-13
AERO FINED FOR TnEspAssINC

Il had no place else to 60 so I
had to stay there" Opefino Aero told
Deputy Judge Finger, in Municipal
Court this morning, when he was ar
raigned on a charge Of trespassing on
me rooming house, i07 Shipley street.
When 10 developed that he had been
dismissed only a short time ago for
the same offense, a fine of SIS and
costs was imposed on him by the
court
Evening journal., 1920-12-13
WANTED TO STAY ALL
NIGHT AT R. R. STATION

Having no other place to go, Domi-
nick Scott decided to make French
street station his quarters for last
night, he told Deputy Judge Finger,
in Municipal Court this morning,
when given a hearing on a charge OF
trespassing. He intended to seek
work today, he said
Judge Finger dismissed him with a
warning to stay away from the rail-
road station, unless he had an Occa-
sion 10 travel.
Evening journal., 1920-12-13
ACCUsED OF STEALING RnRE.

Alleged to have stolen a robe from
an automobile parked at the Eleventh
street entrance OF the Hotel dupont
Howard w. D0ugherty and Andrew A,
Casey were arrested by Patrolman
II. Graham and Special officer Gam
Die last evening on a charge Of lar
ceny. Hearing Of the case was set
for Thur Sddy. J. Frank Ball repre-
sents Casey.
Evening journal., 1920-12-13
FTNED FOR CARRYING RAZOR.

Arrested abOuf I O'CLOCK his morn
ing by officer Rodenheiser. at Seventh
and Church streets, Thomas Wash
for carrying concealed a razor by
Deputy Judge Finger In Municipal
Court this morning. The Negro SAID
that he found the razor on the street
and had 1t for ne evil purpoee.
Evening journal., 1920-12-13
FINE ANOTHER PIKE spFFnrp

Hugh II. Golmal, s3i Glenn Terrace.
Chester, Pa, was arrested last night
by Captain McGonigal. OF the State
highway police who charged him
with speeding on Penny Hill. Magis-
trate Stradley fined Golman So and
costs.
Evening journal., 1920-12-13
pREsTON. CAN Tns BF TRUE?

Building Inspector Preston went
ginning for rabbits saturday. and re-
utrned with two TAT hunnies In
speclor OF Weights and Measures Silli-
Toe said this morning that Preston
did not shoot a single rabbit. as he was
unable to find any blind ones. and
that rather than go home EMMY
HANDED, Preston paid $50 for pair
In King street market, punching holes
in them with an awl FOR the purpose
gl proving he had shot them?
Evening journal., 1920-12-13
GILLIS WON'T RE SQUIRE AGAIN

IL IS announced That Harry /. GilIis.
justice Of the peace, whose term ex,
plres in February, will not be can
didate for reappointment. Il is ru-
mored Mr.. ellis may become chief
deputy under Walter S. Burris. who
VIII be come county treasurer on
January T.
Evening journal., 1920-12-13
URGE STUDENTS
TOBECAREFUL
tContlnned From Flrsl b.

to all the students and implored that
eacn OF them have courage in the
work that they Undertake. no matter
duties, always keep battling ahead
Under the direction OF Miss Rntb
storm, supervisor OF music. a number
or christmas songs were practiced hN,
the student body. The morning as-
semDiy closed by singing OF "The star
flag VI the
= IL was announced that Mrs. Harold
=. siase would meet the senior girls
IN ueir room at 2.3O o'clock on We'd
Evening journal., 1920-12-13
RUM RUNNERs non LOCATEn.

NO Word has been received OF the
two motor trucks laden with whis-
Ky, which were reported Saturday
to have left Philadelphia for Balti-
more, carrying men impersonating
Federal prohibition officers and bear
ing false liquor transfer permits.
Although the agents OF the Federal
Prohibition Office for Delaware, sixth
and King streets, secured the road
between Wilmington and Phladel
phia, Saturday afternoon and all day
Yesterday, they found no signs Of the
trucks.
Evening journal., 1920-12-13
Girls 10 PRESENT XMAS pIAN

Girls OF The Industrial Sch lool "A
Claymont, viii present the operetta
Foxy Santa on next Friday evening
~ o'clock, u the school auditorium
Evening journal., 1920-12-13

MIR. and MRS. JOLLS ENTERTAIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C. Jolls and
Miss LOttie j. Jolls, entertained Mr..
and Mrs. James A. lie Fevre and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman p.
Crouch, at dinner at their home, In
Middletown, yesterday.
Evening journal., 1920-12-13

Fish which has been preserved by
treatment Of electricity is said to
emain edible for seven years.
The Taney County republican., 1920-03-18
ORDER oE PUBLICATION.

state Of Missouri. County OF THncy. -.
In the circuit court of Taney county Mis-
souri,; in vacation, March 10TH 1921.
To April term, lg2U.
John W. Burns and Hester T.. Burns hus-
band and wife, plaintiffs,
vs.,
The unknown heirs, consOrt, drViSreS, do
nces, aliene"S, and the immediate,
mesne. remote, voluntary and invol-
untnry grantees Of William OliVcr, de-
ceased, and the unknown heirs, cOnsOrt
deNisccs, dOn"cS, Rlionces, and the inn
mediate, meSnc, remote, voluntary and
Involuntary grantees of james w.
johnson, deceased, defendants.
The State Of Missouri to the above named
and described defendants, Greeting;
You and each OF you Hrc hereby notified
that an action has been commenced against
you in the circuit court OF the county Of
Tnney, I'm the state Of Missouri, affecting the
title to the following described lHndS and
tenementS, tO-wit:
All OF the sw Is sw or Of section q, the
ne IA ne ar Of section 81 and the NV Ia NV
ar OF section -. NIL in township y, rang" ~,
situate in the county OF Tunry and state Of
Missouri, except one acre OF Of the So cor
ol the ne l-i nr ar OF said section 81: con-
tanning in the aggregate ll9 acrcS OF hind
Which said action is rcturnablc ON the
first day of the next term Of said court, to
b" begun and held Mt the court house In the
town Of Forsyth, in the county and state
aforesaid, ON the 18th day OF April, lH2l, when
and whore you may appear and answer or
otherwise defend such action; otherwise
plaintiffs petition VIII bc taken rs confessed
ana judgment rendered accordingly,
OTTO WOLF, Circuit Clerk.
First puhlishhd March H. 1921 2j-lG
The Taney County republican., 1920-03-18
CARRIER

March, 10.
Since our last We have had an abun
dance Of rain and last night and this
morning is adding more to il. The
farmers hoped to be plowing this week,
bu. that is all of now.
John Gregg started back 10 Texas
Monday TO work Tor a while but says it
is TOO hot for him thru the summer.
Mrs. Margret Rains left Sunday even.
ing for Burkbunett Texls to visit a
daughter, and may stay and make her
home there, Mr. Rains going later it
that should be.
N. B. Morgan and vile and son R.
X. Morgan and wife, all Of Wellings,
Oklahoma, the foimer the parenrs Of
7. J, Morgan OF this place, and also
OF Mrs. Randolph Box Of Melva. were
called here by the tragic death Of the
four children Of Mrs. Box, who were
among the victims Of the tornado which
devastated Melva last Thursday. They
left for their homes Monday alter
noon. Also, Claude Walker and wife
and Jim Toon and wife, brothers in.law
Of Mrs. Box, came in from Springfield
to attend the children's funeral.
Quite lot OF people went to Melva
Sunday to view the destroyed town, and
they relate some curious stories Of the
storms work.
Virgie Larue is yet holding on 10
life but is very low and her death is ex'
pected anytime. Also Ollie Combs oI
Gretna who has taken a back set has
been at the point OF death the last two
days, and i, is not thought possible that
he can rally.
Our good nelghbor, H. A. Wilson,
will have a sale next week and close
out his personal property. Mr.. Wilson
lost his vile two or three weeks ago;
thus homes are broken up by deaths
dealings.
Reports now are that the peach crop
was badly injured by the late freezing
and not more than half crop can be
expected.
The Taney County republican., 1920-03-18
TR1fSTEEiS SALE

On Friday the 2Gih day OF March, 1921, Mt
the court house door IN the city OF Forsyth
In Taney county, Missouri, between the
hours Of nine o'clock in the forenoon nnd
five O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day,
will sell at public Vendup tn the highest bid
der for cash, all Ofthe following lind, to.wit (:
The south half Of the southeast quarter Of
section ten Ilnl and the northwest
quarter OF the southwest quarter,
and thc' southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter Of section fourteen 10
and the southeast qnnrtrr of the north.
east quarter and the northeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter of section fifteen tlo),
and the fractional part Of the north hnlf of
the southeast quart : Of the southeast uunr-
ter of section fifteen tl6l, and the fractional
part OF the north hnlf OF the southwest quar-
ter OF the southwest quarter Of section four.
teen (lil, continuing in all, the land from
the low water mark north side of Long
creek containing twenty l2Ol ucres more or
less, md fifteen I'D Hrr"S DInrp or less that
part OF the northwest quarter Of the north.
east quarter lying most ; rud east Cf long
creek In section flft' rn tlb,; all OF the above
land being In township twenty.onr t2ll
range twenty-five r.el, IN fancy county,
Missouri.
This sale L. made by rensoh Of dpfnuIt I'm
the conditions 0f n certain deed of trust eve
ecuted by Fred A. FOntn aud Jennie Il,
foOtp his wife, dated the 9TH dny Of necem.
her, 1918. and acknow ledGcd tii the 18th day
Of December, 1878 10 Argus Cox, trustee nnd
recorded in book ~ at page III Of the trust
deed records ~ Tanty county. Missouri.
This sale II made for the purposso of paving
the debt secured 10y sRid deed Of trust md
the costs Of executing thistrii.t.
ARGUS COX, Trustee.
FIRST published HarCh !, M 25.lb
The Taney County republican., 1920-03-18
Americas Gift for France.

America contemplat.s the gift Of
a $3.50, 900 statue to France recipro-
eating frances gift to America, the
Statute Of Liberty,
Gift week March 2227
Missouri is asked for SIS, 900.
There are no solicitors. Mayors Of
towns, superinteDdents and teachers
are authorized TO receive offerings OF
the people. All Missouri banks are
repositories.
ANY contribution from penny up
will be gladly accepted. Not single
penny given ny Missouri will be used
Tor any other purpose. Not large gifts
from the rich but small donations from
every citizen is the essential idea q
the offering. This gift is to commem-
crate the first great Allied victory on
September 6, 1914. The statue will
be placed in a position overlooking
the Marne near the village OF Meaux
less than twenty miles from Paris.
This is to be a free will Offering
from each child and grown-up. Re,
member the date March % to 81.
The Taney County republican., 1920-03-18

a great deal Of damage. We hope no
thing like this will ever happen again.
Billy Pierce and family moved into
the H. S. Mcpherson house Saturday.
Mrs. Dennis and Mrs. Meyerhoz
visited Sunday with Aunt Lizzie Sech
Ter.
Oze Pierce OF Union Flat was in
town Monday shopping,
Mrs Blair spent Saturday with Aunt
Frankey Mosley.
Miss Beulah Jackson left Thursday
for Sprin gfeld.
The Taney County republican., 1920-03-18
CEDAR GROVE
March IS.

March Is.
Everybody is repairing fence that
was badly damaged by the high water.
Mr.. Lonnie Brocket is moving to the
Rice place this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wish K.it hley spent
Sunday visiting with Mrs. Keithley's
parents Of Taneyville.
Elias Ragsdale was on the sick lis.
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele visited with
their old friends Mr.. and Mrs. Rice.
from Eastern Colorado, who are now
living on their place near Taneyville.
Mrs. Yell Everett returned Thursday
rom visiting her son Jim and daughter,
Ollie Of western Oklahoma.
Herman Heeschen was in this vicin-
ity for horse which he purchased from
Irwin Steele.
Ruby Middleton was unable 10 al.
tend school the first Of the week on ac'
coupt Of sickness.
The Taney County republican., 1920-03-18
"The Rats Around My Place We're
Wise" Says John TuthiII.

Tried everything to kill them.
Mixed poison with meal, meat, cheese,
etc. Wouldn't touch it. Tried RAT
SNAP, inside Of ten days got rid Of all
rats" You don't have to mix RAT
SNAP with Iood. Saves fussing, both
er. Break a cake Of RAT-SNAP, lay
it where rats scamper. You will see
no more. Three sizes, 25c, SOC,
$l.00. Sold and guaranteed by J.
E. Felkins & Co.
The Taney County republican., 1920-03-18
BRADLEYVILLE
March !

March Z.
The neighborhood was shocked last
Saturday on account Of the big snow
that came.
A number Of our citizens attended
the Hays sale Saturday.
William Dens and family are moving
on the farm near Union Flat.
Uncle Joe Nalley has been on the
sick list for some time, also James
Thomas is reported quite sick at this
writing,
Josh Wright and family Of Union
Flat spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends oil this place.
We had quite snow storm again
Thursday.
Carter Alden made a trip to Chad.
wick for drygoods for the Hicks store
the first Of the week.
William Clayton returned from Okla.
homa Thursday and his radiant smiles
indicate that he was glad get home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conner OF Brown
Branch we're in town Saturday.
Mr'. Cecil Meyerholtr and two small
children started on their return journey
for Illinois Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Selvige OF Brown
Branch we're in town Wednesday shop
ping.
Earl Clayton is spending few days
with Eda Ridenour.
The Taney County republican., 1920-03-18

ana holden at the cOur, house iu the town
Of FORSYTH, In suid county, on tEc 18th dny
ct Aprl next. aud on or before the first dny
oI said term, answer or plead to the petition
IN shld cHu.c, the same will he tai en- as con.
fcsscd and Judgment viii he rendered ac-
cOrdinEly.
And II /, further ordered. that a copy
hereof be pIhli>h,d 4 according To law, I'm the
Fancy County Republican, Il newspaper
Published i'm said county of Taney, for four
weeks succcss!vrly, published at least once
week, tine last insertion to BE- n: least
thirty days before the first day Of said next
April term Of this court
OTTO WOLF, Circuit Clerk.
4 true copy from the record.
witness my hand, and seal ~ the circuit
court Of Tanry county. this lgth
lSELLl day Of February. 1870
First published February ~, 1920 ?5-li
The Taney County republican., 1920-03-18
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
state Of Missouri County Of Taney. So.
In the circuit court, April term, 1870.
William II Johnson plaintiff.

state OF Missouri, County Of Tancy. So,
... In the circuit court, April term, 1870.
William II johnson, plaintiff,
W.
X. G. Ford, August Prohst Frank T., Patrick
and Duncan j.. =. Macaren defendants
Now Mt this dny comes the plaintiH herein.
by his attorney, William Il. Adams Hud
flles bis petition and affidavit, alleging,
among other things, that Defendants
August Probst, Frank r.. Patrick and bun.
ron Il. ;, Mnclnren are not residents Of the
state OF Missouri;
Whereuppn, 1t is ordered by the clerk, in
vacation, that said defendants hr notified
by publication TINT plaintiff has com.
mcncpd n suit ngDinst them IN this court,
the object and general nature ot which is to
obtain decree in partition nf the following
lands situmtrd III the county ~ Taney md
stnteO Missouri, to.wlt: Lot No. 5. SO fri ar
OF SECTION ~. and the " l.2 sw qr,of :, elton
q, all III township 81 north, OF range - wrst
Of the bth y. NJ, and rUntHining ~ H. 'rres
OF land, hiOrr or less: the plalu.iif alleging
that the share to witch hr l. entitled isnr
undivided One.fourth OF said lands, and that
defendants nre entitled 10 tl" rpmnin.
Ing three-fourths and TINT pniu-
till Is not able to state the pXnct nnturc
nnd extent az the iHt"rp-t-, Srv"rnllS. rf
Snid defendants; Hnd that unlrss frr -nit
August Proibst Frank E. pntrirk and Dun
cHn l.. =. Mn inrru he IND npprar at thi.'
court, at the nest term Thereof, to he began
The Taney County republican., 1920-03-18
BLUFF
March 8.

We ara having som, snow at pres
ent.
W. W, Cupp Of Kansas City is visit,
ing relatives at Bluff
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Cupp are i'll
with flu.
Dillie Vandeventer closed a very
successful term Of school at Meadows,
Saturday, February %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bsrnhart Of
Reedsprings visited with Ma Sportsman
Saturday night.
Mrs. Nellie Yale OF Iowa is visiting
her mother, Mrs. I S. Cupp.
Chester Blansit and vile have re
turned from Kansas City where they
will make their home.
We are sorry 10 say that the house
Of Tom McHugh burned Thursday
night.
The Taney County republican., 1920-03-18

state Oi Missouri, county Ol iunrS, -,
In the circuit court OF Taney county: in
vacation, March 10, 1920
To April term wa
Susan d. Adams, plaintiff,
NS,
William II. Johnson, Taney County in the
state OF Missouri the unknown heirs
cunsOrt, dcYiSecs, dOnccs, allcnecS
and the Immediate, meSne, remote
voluntary ana involuntary grantees of
A, =. Layton, deceased; the unknown
heirs, cOnsOrt, deViseeS dOneeS, alien
ccs, ana the immediate, meSnc, remote
voluntary ana involuntary grantees OF
LcOnUrdes >. Layton. deceased; ana
the unknown heirs, cOnSOrt, deViSceS,
duuees, HlicnecS, md the immediate,
mcSne, remote, voluntary and inNOlun.
tUry grantees Of John W. DanfOrth,
deceased, defendants.
The State Of Missouri to the above named
and described defendants, Greeting:
You and ench OF you are hereby notified
that nm action has been commenced against
you in the circuit court Of the county OF
Thney, in the state Of Missouri, affecting
the title to the following described lands
and tcncments, to-wit:
A part Of the So fri ar, north Of White
river in section ;eI township u, range ~, Sit
uated in Taney county Missouri, ana par.
tlcularly described and known ns Lot -,
northeast section Of the town OF Forsyth,
being u parcel of lnnd HAa5 feet, fronting -
feet d cast side Of Benton street ana cN-
NtllNlilh l'IN ''lNl pil nlu' vi
street in said town. and also the west half of
lots II, ltHnd 10 in the northwest section OF
said town Of Forsyth, and being n parcel OF
land Il 81 lO feet, fronting u 3-4 feet on
the north side of Jefferson street and eX-
tending lN feet north to the south side Of
Lincoln street In snid town;
Which said action Is returnRble on the
lirst dny Of the next term of said court to
be begun and held ut the court house in the
town OF Forsyth, In the county and state
aforesaid, on the 10th day of April, 1870 when
and where you may appear and answer or
otherwise defend such action; otherwise
plaintiff petition will be taken rs confessed
and Judgment rendered accordingly,
OTTO WOLF. Circuit clerk.
First published March II, 1920 25-l6
The Taney County republican., 1920-03-18
March IA

mdlCl II
We are having lots Of rain. The
river got up enough to wash down lots
Of fence.
Sunday School was good Sunday.
We would like to see all Of the young
folks out next Sunday.
NJ. Dunn Of Brown Branch was in
town Saturday.
The surprise party at J. T. Mcpher.
sons was greatly enjoyed blythe young
folks.
Willie Morris and Riley Morgan
have been quite busy breaking young
horSfs the past few days.
Miss Poncie Savage Of Springfield
spent Sunday with her parents Of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. MaurY Of Union Flat
were id town Tuesday.
Ms. Whitaker Of Brown Branch
spent the week end with Mrs. Lam.
betf.
Miss Violet Lambeth Of Springfield
spert last week with her father OF this
place.
The storm that came Thursday did
The Taney County republican., 1920-03-18

grade teachers. Five other cities,
Maplewood, Ferguson, Webster Grove
and Kirkwood, all have a minimum sal
ary OF $1,000. This makes total Of
seven cities in Missouri with mini
mum salary Of 81, 900 or more.
The best teachers in the state are
necessarily drifting to the city that will
pay good salaries.
The Taney County republican., 1920-03-18
For Prosecuting Attorney
L. F. BEARDEN
Americas Need for Better Education

James Z. Russell head oilhe country's
greatest preparatory school, declares
America is tagging behind in the race
for national improvement Of her citi-
zenship. AS a nation we shall lag be
hind and instead Of being foremost in
intelligence We shall take lower rank.
Hall our drafted men in the late war
were unable TO read an English news
paper.
He says, mo other argument is
needed for a national system OF edu
cation than the historic words which
form the foundation Of our nation, All
men are created free and equal No
man is free who is not educated; no
ignorant man really can be the equal
OF the man who in his youth has been
in school and under we'll trained teach
ers."
He says, and truly, that imperfect
education is due largely TO illtrained
teachers Men are deserving the pro-
iession since they can not make a liv'
ing wage, bnt it is also true they can
not give themselves the training they
need to be profcicn. in their profession.
The girls who now enter the profes,
sion ate too often Of class not the
mort desirable, coming many Of them
from immigrant homes where the family
income is so small that it needs TO be
eked out by the daughters teaching
wage. Above, all our teachers need to
be full-soued Americans with the high
est standards OF American citizenship
and noble character.
He says ne does not consider il nee
essary for the wages to be raised so
that they compare iavorably with those
Of commercial life, Tor commercial life
has Its ups and downs prosperous
some years, failure other years
which is not true oil teaching. The
teacher must have decent wage so
he may at least live as decentlY as the
other members Of the community in
which he lives. America needs more
and better training schools. Then a
wage sufficient 10 enable the right
kind OF people to qualify and maintain
their qualifications 10 a high standard.