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The Irish standard., 1920-02-28
X. OF C. DIRECTOR CALLED IN
SOCIALISTS INQUIRY.

New York, Feb. IA subpoena to
appear at Albany to give expert testi-
mony on Socialism before the Judic-
iary committee hearing the cases of
the five suspended Socialist assembly
men, was served tonight on Peter w.
Collins, director of reconstruction and
supervisor Of the employment bureau
Of the Knights Of Columbus. Mr.. Col.
lins, who was formerly president of
the Boston Labor council, has lectured
against Bolshevism and kindred the.
orfes, under auspices of the knights
of Columbus.
The Irish standard., 1920-02-28
Charter List of Candidates
This is Starting Week
In The Irish Stand
ard Progress

The charter list of candidates in the
Irish Standard Progress Club are pub
lished today and this list proves, be-
yond the question of doubt, that the
Irish Standard has many loyal friends
and admirers throughout the North
west. This list shows what splendid
number of loyal Catholics there are
that are standing by and helping to
boost Catholicity and Irish propa.
ganda.
The wide circulation of the Irish
Standard is a noticeable feature. It's
boosters are almost everywhere be-
tween the Great Lakes and the
Pacific Ocean. It is little wonder,
however, for many of the readers and
friends of the Irish Standard that live
far away, are as anxious and willing
to help in building up the circulation
of this valuable paper that has
weathered the storm for over thirty
five years as those who live nearby.
Much Interest Taken.
1t is indeed encouraging to receive
letters from our old friends and read
ers that keenly express the service
that The Irish Standard has rendered
in the past. Some few years ago. The
Irish Standard gave it's readers the
opportunity of assisting in building up
its circulation and as compensation
for their efforts, many have been re.
warded with valuable prizes, such as
trips to Ireland, ETC., however, the
Progress Club Campaign is by far the
biggest undertaking that the Irish
Standard has ever attempted.
Many Towns Not Represented.
There are great many cities and
towns throughout the territory in
which The Irish Standard circulates
that are not represented by candi.
date.
Readers should look over this list
carefully today and enter the name OF
some one from their locality at once
This places no obligation on the part
of the contestant and the readers will
be comforting a favor on this paper by
suggesting some one who would be
glad of the honor and at the same time
appreciate the valuable rewards that
will be distributed when the campaign
closes.
Big Prizes Will Be Given.
The prizes, that The Irish Standard
will award on April II, are all OF
splendid value. The first one is a
$3.50 Studebaker-Six touring car
This splendid new touring car will &C
to the candidate who secures the larg
est list of votes during the campaign
regardless of district.
The second prize is a Maibohm- -Siz
touring car This splendid new tour
ing car will go to the candidate who
secures the second largest list of votes
regardless of district and locality
The third grand prize is Ford
touring car and this will be given tt
the candidate who secures the third
The Irish standard., 1920-02-28

large. Besides the automobiles, there
are nine district prizes, three for each
district and then there is a 10 per
cent cash commission that will be paid
to every active candidate who does
not win one of the prizes. Surely
be.
More Votes Now.
In the usual campaign of this nature,
more votes are given on subscriptions
on the last day of the campaign but
our plan is different. More votes will
be given for each and every $4,000
worth of new subscriptions secured
and turned in before March II. After
that date less number of extra votes
will be given. This gives the ones
who make an early start an ad-
vantage.
Free Votes Given.
The free votes, published in each
issue, at the present time are decreas-
votes should be sent in at once as
they are only good for limited period
of time. If you are not a candidate
and can not suggest any one who will
be one do some candidate the favor
of casting at once free votes in their
favor. Clip out the little coupon,
found on another page of this issue.
Write in the name of your favorite
candidate and mail it in to The Irish
Standard at once.
The next published list which will
appear a week from today, will show
the activity of the candidates and it
is the desire of The Irish Standard
that every one start the race on an
even basis. If every candidate would
send in one or two subscriptions, it
would make a good start. These sub
scriptions should be mailed in or
brought to the office early in the week
as it is necessary to have everything
in by Thursday evening in order to
appear in the next weeks issue.
Use Entry Blank.
The entry blank found on another
page of this issue can be used as a
convenient form of entering candi-
dates names. Fill it out today and
send it in. All the necessary printed
matter and receipt books are furnished
free. If subscription for one year
or more is sent in with the entry,
twenty-five thousand additional votes
are given besides those given on the
subscription.
1t is the desire of the management
of the Irish Standard to have just as
many candidates as possible and next
weeks list should be just double what
the list is today. So readers and
friends, do your bit by nominating one
of your nearby friends. You will be
helping a worthy enterprise and at the
same time doing some friend or neigh
Dor good turn.
The Irish standard., 1920-02-28

stration in Heart Of British Nc
tropoIis.
An enthusiastic audience, carrying,
Irish Republican flags, filled the Royal
Albert Hall in London last night on the
occasion Of demonstration in favor
Of self-detcrmination for ireland, says
a London, England, dispatch, of Febru.
AIRY IL.
A strong military picket was sta
toned at the entrance to prevent the
attendance Of soldiers in uniform.
Prominent on the platform was Mrs.
Dcspard, sister of Lord French, Brit
ish governor Of Ireland. While Chair,
man A. OBricn was speaking in sup.
port of the irish Republic mention of
the word England was the signal for
an outburst Of booing. Several peo.
pie were elected for intcrrupting the
proceedings. .
A message from the Scottish Ma
tional Committee, speaking Of the day
when English control Of Scotland and
ireland would cease to be, and signed
by Robert Smillie, was loudly ap-
plaudcd, as were sanguine references
to the Irish National Loan, appeals
for subscriptions to which we're dis
tributed in the hall by thousands.
Arthur Griffith, vice president of the
I,r <,I,; go
There were $4,000 applications for
seats but only some 10000 could be
accommodated.
Griffith States lreIand's Demand.
London, February 12.-Sinn Fein
invaded England last night. For the
first time in history meeting in sup
port Of Irish independence was held
in London, where Republican leaders,
including Arthur Griffith, Acting Presi-
dent of the Irish Republic, addressed
thousands who crowded Royal Alb
Hall.
Coming as it did on the eve of tn.
presentation to Parliament of the gov
ernment Home Rule Bill and following
Lloyd Georges speech on the Irish sit
uation at the opening session of the
Commons, last nights pronouncement
by Irish leaders is the most important
declaration for Independence ireland
has yet made.
The meeting was arranged under
the auspices of the Irish Self-Determf
nation League of Great Britain, and
the gathering was billed as a meet
ing Of Irish residents in London" but
1t was more than that 1t was carry.
ing the fight into enemy territory for
the first time. Irish Republicans never
before have attended aggressive
measures of this sort.
ireland will hate England SO LONG
as she is in CONTROL" declared Griffith
II am convinced she ultimately win
triumph. Nothing except complete in.
dependence will end the Irish ques-
tion."
Griffith declared in an interview that
CONTINUED on page p
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The Irish standard., 1920-02-28

Fifty Thousand Persons Apply for ADJ.
mission to Meeting in London-Flas
of Republic of ireland Prominently
Displayed - Unprecedented Demon.
straton in Heart Of British Me-
tropoIis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

juz ten ruch robi znaczne poste-
ply. Ziemie .zabrane przez Allan,
tow mtGszq wrociG do Nielniec.
Wojskowe obostrzenia co do ere
dukowania armii do 100 tysiecy
So Smieszne, gdyz TAXA si}a mic
wystarczy ami samej Bawaryi ami
samym Prusom, by mogly u Sic
bic utrzymac porzadek. Rzqdania
odszkodowania wojennego muszq
bye zmienione, gdyz suna jakiej
sic Alianci domagaja, przechodzi
materyalne silly Niemiec. Niebez.
pieczeistwo bolszewizmu grozi
rowno wszystkim, ale skoro Dol
szewizm ugruntuje sic w Mem
czech, wtenczas wszystkie urlo-
wy i traktaty bedq tylko
.Swistkami papieru. w in
~teresie pokoju ca}ego Swiata ley,
ably byiy p~rzejrzane warunki po-
.koju, gdyz jest niemozliwa re
GA, by jedne Niemcy musialy
piacic wyznaczona SUNG. Pozycz-
.ka ofiarowana moze tylko czaso-
wo dopom6dz, jednakze ME ma
wiele ona sic ida, jezeli wszelkie
produkta alianci zabiorq.
WARUNKI POKOJU zLAGO-
OZONE OLA NIEMIEC.
Londyn, 26. marca. - Premier
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
POSZUKIWANLE.

PAM MARYA GIROL re wsi Po-
gorzelec, GIN. Roman6w, pow. W1o-
dawski, ziemia Siedlecka, Polska,
poszukujo adrcsu swcgo meaa Alex
sandra Girol, lIt6ry dawniej miesz-
kali W South Chicago, prawdopodo-
bnie pod adresem 1873 Trumbull
ave. Kto zatem vie. CO sic z MIN o.
becnie dzieje 1 g1zie mieszka, wzgle-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
ZACIAGA POzYcZ-
KE w G

Bruksela, 26. marea- - Pomie-
dzy Anglia i Belgia tocza sic TO
kowania celem zaciagniecia poly
czki ma odbudowe Belgii. Rad
belgiiski proponuje pozyczke 20
milionowa ma dhrzszy przecia CA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
16 tysiecy frank6w n podpis Oe-
menceau'a.

Theatre = Synque' W Paryzu "a.
inicyowal, ma rzecz "Ligi zdrowia
dzieci" bardzo udatny poranek. Clou
tego matinee byia licytacya malych
choragiewek, zaopatrzonych auten-
tycznemi podpisami wszystkich wie!-
kosci tego swiata. I tax MONA by
10 kupie sobie autograf Wilsona.
Poincarego, marszafka Joffre'a !
Focha. Natdrozszym okazal sic 2
tych podpis ,starego tygrysa". In
Clemenceau'a zap1acono 10000 fran
,k6w, albo inaczej 100000 koron. -
Godna sumka, AMI sIowa!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

w Redakcyi naszego Pisma maj
duja sic diva Iisty ola p. WACLAWA
OLEJARCHYKA cd p. OesIawy Pub.
k6wnej. NaIezy sic. zglosi6 po ME W
godzinach przedpofudniowych, o lie
moznosci pomiedzy 1O-ta a 11-tq.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
OSTRA KRYTYKA POSTE-
PoWANIA AN
HrrT cUTFCn
GIELSKIEGO.

Paryz, 26. marca. - w francu-
|skiej Izbie deputowanych dawny
premier Jean Louis Barthou pod
dai niezmiernie-ostre krytyce po-
stepowanie angielskiego premiera
Lloyds Georgia podczas rozpra-
wy mad polityka zagraniczna
Francyi. Mowca powiada, re pre-
mier angielski ma rowni z innymi
a1iantami zgodzi} sic ma wysianie
do Nieniec ostrej noty i re Przez
to jego polityczne stanowisko W
Anglii sic wzmocnifo. Ma tych no
tach wyslanych do Niemiec wild
nieje podpis juzto Oemencean,
juzto M~illeranda Skoro chodzi3o
o robienie ustepstw ola Nicmiec,
ma notach wyslanych do Niemicc
bvl tyTko podpis Lloyda Georgia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

Nartka z tego, re jedynym nieprzy
jacielem Niemiec pozostala Fran
eva, przeciw ktorej Niemcy gotu-
ia zemste i odwet krwawy. Now
ca powiada, re chce Przemawiac
zupefnie otwarcie do wszystkich
przyjacid Francyi zaznaczajac, re
polityka francuska ME ma cel6w
.imperyalistycznych. Francya pra-
gnie tyIko restytucyi. Anglia, Pc
wiada mowca, urzadzila sic spry-
tnie, DO sic zupelnie zabezpieczy.
Ia pred Niemcami, przez znisz-.
genie niemieckiej floty morskicj,
jednakze Fransya stoi otworem
ia ponowne atalli Niemiec.
ALDO REWI--
'ZYA POKOJU WERSAL-
SKIEGO.
Berlin, &c. marca. - Hrabia
Won Lersner, ktory podpisal w J.
mieniu Niemiec pok6j wersalski.
powiada, re niema teraz innego
wyjscia Z polozenia jak albo pc
zwoli6 by sic b~olszewizm rozlaI
szerokq fala po calej Europie, al
DO zgodzic sic ma rewizye pokoju
wersaIskiego. Belgia pierwsza pa
dnie, zdaniem owego pana ofiar9
boIszewizmu, a potem przyjdzie
kolej ma Anslie i W8ochy, gdzie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
angielSki w adresie swym

angielski w adresie swym do
cz}onh6w Izby grnin zaznaczyi,
&c alianci pod pewnymi warunka-
mi mogliby z}agodzie wymaganla
swoje Cd Nicmiec. Przedewszyst-
KEN Nicmcy musza re swej stro-
ny udowodnic, re ME moga "a
pfaciG zqdanego odszkodowania,
dalej Nierncy, musza dowieSc, &c
ME NIGGA spfaciG d}ugu pierw MIN
otrzy1naja zqdany surowiec. w
tym wypadku ami Francya ami Bel
gia ME sprzeciwi sic zadanej
'przcz Niemcy pozyczce. Jednakze
Nicmcy muszq zagwarantowac.
re mySla uiScit sic re swych 70
bow;azah.
ME SPRZECIWIA
SIE, ABLY NIEMCY WYSkALI
WOJSKA w OKOLICE U
Washington, &c. marca. - Am
basador amerykatiski w Paryzu
otrzymai cd departments stanu
instrJkcye, re Stany Zjednoczone
ME s~przeciwiaja sic wyslaniu ME
mieckiego wojska W okolice rzeki
Ruhr, celem przyprowadzenia po
rzqdku pomiedzy robotnikami.
Niemcy ME otrzymafy jeszcze po-
dobnego zqdania re strony allan
ckiej, jednakze amerykahski rad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

dnie on san, zechce powfadonlie .
ten panil GiroI pod podanym wylej
adresem, albo tel Redakcye naszeGo
PiSma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

Rekhm 5est podstawa HcnRyen
uzedsiebiorstw amerykanskich, vice
1 przemyslowiec polsh do6r1s EObi
ieAeli stale reklamovac bedhe gw6!
interes v DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
SKIM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
howe nliniSteTyum.
WoJSKo KoLE-
IE

Barcelona, 26. marca. - Woj-
sko objeho prace ma kolejach W
Katalonii i prowadzi wszystkie pc
ciagi przedewszystkiem pocztowe,
gdyz strawberry ME mogti przyjSc
do porozumienia z kompaniami
koejowymi. Przedstawiciele ko-
lei oSwiadczyli, re z4dania robot"
nik6w So tax wygorowane, IL M
ME ME moga sic zgodzic kompa-
ME chvba W tym wypadSn, jezel'
rad pozwoli podniest ceny pre-
wozu IA kolejach.
Grenada, 26. marca. - Kiedy
straikujqcy r~obotnicy Porzucili
prace, przyszto do L6jki pomie--
dzy robotnikami party socyali-
stycznej ! katoliCkiej, przyczem
wicle oSob raniono.
WOLNY.
Konstantynopol. 26. marca. -
MiaSto AdryanopoI miaio wedle
dou;esieh prasy ogiosi6 swoja die
zalezno5c. Nowy kr6l Syryi ME
wiele sobie robi . tego co Alianci
mySla o jego krolestwie. Owszem
dal on termih franCuskim VOL
skom do ego kwietnia ably sic wy
niosiy re Syryi. Arabowie zaS to
samo zapowiedLieli Anglikom, re
maja sic wynosic z Palestyny.
NASTEPNE
NAJWYzSZEJ RADY MA SIZE
oDBYe WE WLOSZECH.
Paryz, 26. marca. - Ma pod
stawie wiadomosci otrzymanej z
Rzymu, podajemy, re Alianci zbio
"a sic ma nastepna konferencye we
W}oszech, prawdopodobnie W
San Reno w dniach 25go i 26go
kWietnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
T~sIsgramyz~ agfaniczne.
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY /.

RE palili wsie caSe wraz z miesz-
kancsmi i dobytdem, mccall sic
mad kobietami, kradli po domsch j
niszezyh zbiory ma polaeh. Do
masakrowania ludroSci uEywali
Angticy seroplan6w, Parcernych
pociagow. DwadzieScia tysiecy E
gipcysn 1ostaso W ten sposob
przez Angie wymordowanych, a
40 tysiecy ranionych. Udaso sic
Anglii sksonic Franeye do poste-
powania W jej SHADY, a teraz zwra-
ca sic ona do Wtoch, by ! tie Po-
SHY "a Anglia i staraiy sig doPo-
modz W wyniszczeniu wyznaw-
cow Mahomeda. Abdul Hamid
przeto zwrsca sic do Wsoch, ably
pamietafy na swiete prawa vol
noSci kazdego narodu, i ME aczy-
J., 60 > cisnSezrarni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

zaznaczyl swoje zapatrywanie, re
W razie potrzeby ambassador anlc-
rykahski ME potrzebuje sic odno-
sic 0 dalsze wskaz6wki do swego
rzadu W tym wzgledzie.
WOJSKA
WYCOFUJA SIZE Z FINLAN-
DYI.
Londyn, 26. lnarca. - Czicze
rim, komisarz spraw z~agranicz-
nych rosyjskich sowietdw donosi,
re pc odbytych rokowaniach 7
rzadem fihskim postanowil naka-
FAC wycofat wszystkie wojska Dol
szewickie z t%erytoryum fihskiego.
Jedynym motywem Powiada Czi-
.czerin, jest chec utrzymania do
stosunkow re wszystkimi
sqscdnimi narodami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
PRZESILENIE w GABINE-
Gle WLOSKIM.

Rzym, 26. marca. - Giornale
D'Italia przypuszcA. re prawdo-
podobnie przyjdzie do przesilenia
ministeyalnego W tych dniach We
>Wioszech. Premier am powiada,
re moze ME otrzyma votum zau-
fania w Izbie posi0w. Jezeli wiec
rzeczy vienna TAXI obrot powiada
5w dziennik, wtenczas prawdo-
podobnie ma miejsce Nitti'ego
przyjdzie jako premier prof. Luigi
Luzzati, dotychczasowy minister
skarbu albo Bonomi, minister
wojny. Mozliwa jest tez rzecza,
re kr6l poleci Nitti'emu utworzyt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
ME oDDA
FIUME

Rzyn, 26. marca. - Ma radzie
oficerow pod przewodnictwem sa
mego poety, Postanowiono "a "a
dna Gene ME oddawae Fiume Ju-
goslawii, a do tego postanowienia
przylaczyc sic miaAa rowniez rada
miejska. Me przedsiewezmie jed
max d'Anunzio zadnyeh stanow-
czych krokow wpierw, az sic zje,
dzie najwyzsza rada aliancka W
San Reno. Stanowczo upiera sic
poeta prey utrzymaniu Fiume
prey Wlochach - powiadajac, re
albo ten port ! miasto bed2 wio-
skie. albo je obr5ci W hrPe gru-
z5v a ME odda Jugostowianom.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-16
CONDEMNED NEGRO ESCAPES

W ~ N""UVT"'UT HOS
EASTON. Md. Juno 10 Isaiah
Fountain. negro, who was awaiting
senttnce of execution for criminal la-
sault upon Bertha SIMPSON thirteen
wear old white girl in rrappo Md, on
Arrl %. made his second escape from
SAN here tonight The sheriff Hnd
a posse OF zoo men are searching the
wo1ds fur him ana threats are made
OF lynohlng
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-16
Chicago Beats
Washington

ly Vho Associated Press
ttilt NND i.nr o.. Chlc4~u bunch
'i liis today ana elsll, defeated
"a FhInrton in tho fInnl gam, of thn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-16
Cleveland Wins
from New York


FN The AHHoClnitd l'rNHH
'll.N BLAND. .iunv o. cleveland
mado % three pu az -four from New
york today MuNH NW knurkood out
lu tho fNlfd iuufug Nfufpt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-16

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rotas SO t. ia 27 ~ 4
~coTr Dry innings
ST. Louis COS i0S COX
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summary Two lurp hiia Mciunis
taftn ihrDc hae. bits. SEVERED sto-
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ph1H VISITORS Hnd tuatef. Gerhvr
D.lrun Nnl SlslDr. hAseH ON hals
ItNIn lofiunr g. NunRildsr ~.
Hart.fl So STRUCK cut rvunnck !.
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Pat q cabs Money
bach CaaTonteu

bach Caarontes
Eycy ingredient b. psia calr
is absolutely pure and OF he
ber quaay Eset pa atsr
eIr.cs "a unqualified molq
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reason y.u are rai entirely
plcascl Nlh Psi-a-laio your
dealer " O refund ih, porciass
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aauIanat II qualify.
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-30
CANYON G. 0.P'S1O
GATHER At NAMPA
BANQUET SCHEDULED FOR
MAY S AT DEWEY PAL
ACE GRILL.

Canyon c. lnty Republicans will Ell,
JOY the second of series OF get to-
gether banquets at the Dewey Palace
grill at Nampa next Wednesday eve
ming. The banquet is designed pri-
marily to assist in the work OF furth-
ering the ways and means financial
campaign in Nampa Caldwell Re-
publicans have already subscribed the
major portion of the amount assigned
this city.
Arrangements for the banquet are
under the direction of Ned Jcnness.
Short talks will be made by various
members while the executive commit
tee is asked to provide speaker for
the main address. No decision has
been reached as to who this person
will be.
Efforts are being made to take a
good sized contingent of Republicans
from Caldwell to Nampa for that eve
ming and indications point to repre-
sentative delegation. Tickets for the
banquet are 81 each and that price in
cludes music.
According to word received here
from Nampa. more than a little inter
est has been manifested in the ban
quet and it is expected that capacity
crowd will be present when the fire
works begin.
Delegations arc also expected from
Parma and Middleton while every pre-
cinct committeeman has been notified
and is asked to make a special effort
to attend. No invitations are being
extended other than to those who, for
organization reasons, are specifically
asked to be present A dollar and
Republican party affiliations are the
only requirements for eligibility for
the banquet and a general invita- ton
is extended every person who can
meet his requirements.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-30
SURELY DO
GET A HEALTHY JOLT

The w. c. +. U. held an interesting
meeting last Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Calkins. The
subject of discussion was anti cigar
cites. Under the direction of Mrs
Bitney, superintendent of Sunday
school work, the local Sunday schools
will observe May 9 as anti-cigarettc
Sunday. Subscriptions for the I'm
ion Signal and The Young Crusader
were voted for the Carnegie library.
Two new members were received and
all members asked 10 secure at least
one new member in the Membership
drive. Refreshments were served,
Mrs. c. M. Nicklc was assistant hos
tess. The Misses Calkins and Bog
CESS assisted in serving.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-30
County Officials
To Get More Pay

Some Canyon county officers were
given substantial increases in pay at
the April meeting of the board of
county commissioners. Salaries of
the probate judge, county treasurer
and county school superintendent were
raised to $1,000 per year. At present,
the probate judge receives $l7O0 per
annum, the treasurer $500 and the
county school superintendent, $1,000.
These increases in pay do not be-
come effective until next January,
however, following the next election
and when new officers are installed or
old ones begin a new term. The am
cunt granted these three county Of
ficials gives them the full amount per-
mitted by Edaho's statutes Increases
were also granted to county survey
or's office and that of county coron-
er, effective also in January. They will
after that time, receive $500 and $500
per annum respectively.
All other county >officers are now
receiving the total amount permittede
by statute so that no increase in
those salaries was permissible.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-30

DIR. A. f. lsham returned early this
week from Salt Lake where he took
a prominent part in state convention
held there by Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs. According to Salt Lake pa
pers, DR.. Tsham more than pleased
Utahans with his addresses. T. F.
Buckner Of Caldwell, l. o. o. F grand
master for Idaho, attended the clos
ing meetings Mr.. Buckner went from
Salt Lake to the Salmon country to
participate in various district con-
claves. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
of this district will meet in Caldwell
May S and delegates will be present
from lodges at Wilder, Homedale.
Parma and Middleton.