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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03
DRIVER HURT WHEN
THROWN FROM CART
BY SHYING HORSE

Thrown from the cart in which
he rode, when the horse became
frightened and ran away, trampled
under the feet Of the animal and
dragged by the cart wheels, Will
lard Marshall BIT SEVENTH ave-
nue., driver for the Horblit gro
Gerry, sustained bad bruises and
decorations yesterday afternoon.
The accident occurred in the VI
cinity Of Sixteenth avenue and
Thirty-second street. When the
horse SHE'D and began to run,
companion jumped from the wag-
on, but Marshall was unable to get
out in time.
Groceries were spilled for a dis
lance of some feet, eggs, sugar and
canned stuff mixing in a hodge
podge from which the youth extri-
Gated himself, painfully but not
seriously injured.
He was back on his wagon to-
day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03

c,ates BEGAN My 10. nny.s..
court days were occupied in IL Fl
1oction Of . jury.
The charge was conspiracy Ia =
vocate the overthrow Of the rover.
meot, based on . statute thai ~,
into sffect July I, 1919. The NAV
i1num penalty IL I'VE years' impri.
onment and flne Of $1,000.
TO Try Others.
With twenty members Of ~
Communist Labor party under -
tsnce for conSpiring to adyocsts
the overthrow Of the government
BY force. the state today prepara6
to clear the docket Of radical caaae
ct the tall term Of court.
Bighty-six communists, 81 ~
w. and three women Communist.
Laborites, caught in the same na.
tion-wide roundup which trapped
william Bross Lloyd and his MIN.
teen associates found guilty by
Jury last night. remain to be tried
Evidence In all the cases is prac.
tically the same and yesterdays
victory for the state has materially
strengthened the prosecution in the
coming trials, the states attor-
ney's office announced today.
The So Communists will be the
next group brought TO trial, it was
announced today. The Commune
lists to be brought to trial include
such we'll known radicals as Rose
Pastor Stokes and Nicholas /
Hourwich. editor Of Novy Mir, Of
New York, and former employer Of
Leon Trotzky.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03

CONTINUED rom P.se onsl:
you, the jury. hanls down the stars
and stripes.
s.rhe reason for this stats law
AGAINST sedition Is that We people
Of Illinois believe one ounce OF pre-
vention Is worth 10 Haymarket
riots.
III you are in favor Of the over
throw Of this government, ny % In
your verdict and have the courage
to follow It up when you leave this
jury box.
Testimony Uncontrallcted.
eff you find these defendants In
nocent in view Of the uncontra-
dicted testimony, then tear down
the picture of Washington from
this courtroom and put up the pic
ture Of LeIine; go to Springfield
and tumble over the monument to
Lincoln and In its place put
Trotzky in marble; haul down the
American flag from this courthouse
and hoist the red nag; blot out from
the memories Of our children the
national anthems and teach them to
sing the Red International: scrap
our constitution; clean Arlington
Of its headst0nes and build Q new
national cemetery; remove the dust
Of the anarchists from Waldheim
and the dust of Czolgoscz from Buff
falo; gather the dust Of Benedict
Arnold and build . new national
cemetery"
Trial Began May 10.
The trial Of Lloyd and his asso-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03

The Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows, No. rs. Of this city have
orksnixed Z band to be known 6
the Rock IsIand Encampinent bond.
Twonty-eight members Of the ~
rious branches Of Odd Fellows OF
the 0uad-cities compose tho organ
isation with Evans IS hand ledDass.
Omcers have been elected and .
committee 81 three was named from
the encampment to look after the
progress and business interests.
Mr.. Exams was appointed by this
committee - instructor and direc-
tor. Rehearsals will be held each
week at the Odd Fellows hall. y /
The first concert to b given by
the band will be ct the regular
meeting of the encampment on Fri
day evening. Later concerts will
be given at the meetings Of the va
rious Odd Fellow Organizations in
the quad-cities. The Davenport or
ders have already invited the band
to entertain ut one Of their meet
ings.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03
MATHERvILLE
MINES CLOSED
Coal Valley Men Working, but
Mercer County Miners Re
fuse to Go Back.

Matherville mines are idle today.
but the coal pits at Coal Valley are
being worked harder than ever.
Men employed in the two mines
at Matherville, which is located in
Mercer county, met yesterday and
voted to continue on strike. Some
of the Matherville men went to the
Coal Valley mines to work.
Coal from Coal Valley is being
hauled to Moline, East Moline,
Rock Island and Davenport. The
mines there are said to be produc-
ing more fuel than ever before.
The number of haulers from this
field has become SO large that FREE
quently teamsters are compelled to
return to town without a load.
Some are resorting to waiting all
night in order to be assured Of a
load.
Most Of the haulers have domes-
tic consumers. The price charged,
for ordinary deliveries, is said to
be $6.75.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03
CLAIMSHE Was
VICTIM OF man
CARRYING star
Mike Wolff is Held On Charge Of
Passing Himself as a Gov
eminent Investigator.

The claims of Mike Wolff that
he is a government investigator
and certain other little acts of
benevolence he is credited with
having performed are to receive a
hearing before United States Com
missioner T. P. Sinnett this after
noon.
Wolff carries a finely polished
star of some kind on the inside Of
his coat lapel. He is alleged to
have made the rounds Of various
establishments subject to the war
tax regulations and to have at
tempted intimidation Of the owners
under threat of bringing them be-
fore government authorities for
fancied offenses. In one instance,
he is accused of having obtained a
sum of money from soft drink
proprietor in Rock Island in agree
ing to forget about infringements
Of the law he charged the owner
with having committed.
Wolff faces the possibility of
being held to the grand jury for
further investigation.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03
ALASKA NOT AS
: PAINTED TO Be
N. s. Heagy Tells ROtarians OF
Trip; Judge Higgins to Come
In Four Weeks.

Alaska is nothing like it is paint
ed to be in magazine articles of to-
day, Morris S. Heagy, president Of
the Central Trust and Savings
bank, told The Rock Island Rotary
members this noon. Mr.. Heagy re-
turned with his wife recently from
a several weeks trip through
Alaska.
The once-upon-a-time gold rush
which was made on the country has
passed, and the place is practically
deserted, Lar. Heagy stated, adding
that all the gold mines are being
controlled by one or two compan-
les. A picturesque scene of the
midnight sun was given by Mr..
Heagy in which he explained that
he had never expected to see the
wonderful sight. Seventy people
were on the excursion when the
Rock islanders made the trip.
ut was a wonderful thought to
ride in a Pullman over the roads
where once packs had gone over
and made the trail" Mr.. Heagy
said. I'm those days the miners
had to take enough food and cloth
ing with them to last year. About
20 trips had to be made on packs
to carry the equipment to the
mines and today in short ride on
the railroad the trip can be made
Judge Higgins Coming.
Judge Higgins of Topeka, Kan,
who delivered an eloquent address
at the Rotary convention in Allan
tic City this year, will be the guest
Of the quad-city Rotarians on the
evening of Aug. 81. Through the
efforts Of Colonel Harry B. Jordan,
who heard Higgins speak, the
noted judge will be. brought here.
Judge Higgins will speak on the
settlement Of industrial disputes.
Next week the Rotarians will
meet ut the Y. NJ. c. A., two weeks
from tomorrow at Scout Haven,
Dewitt, Iowa. and three weeks from
Today at the Rock Island arsenal
cafeteria.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03
PLANS TAKEN UP
FOR PROBE INTO
COAL SITUATION

Chicago, Aug. 3.-Plans for .
thorough investigation of the coal
famine in Chicago. with . view to
bringing indictments against any
person, firm or corporation found
in criminal conspiracy to pronteer
in coal, were considered today by
the August grand pury.
According to estimates. 5000
men are now idle, due to lack Of
coal in the South Chicago indus
tries.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03
ORDERED TO STOP GAMBLING,

Laredo, Texas, Aug. 3.-The gov
ernor of Tamaulipas has been Or
dered by President de La Huera
to suppress gambling in that state,
according to a message from the
president to Consul Artura Saracho
of this city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03

n. and Mn. HenFy Ehmks. Jr-
ri - 01onM 1T tpday fDf :
two resks, outing n ~ Illinois
51veS.
In. ]. = browne and daughters
1Gnd1line and Marjorie q ~ TWEEN
|fy-Ao411 sfreet have retarned
fhCmo tGft1r ! Six weeks VISIT n
NJ AHA Tortschbsck Of Brook
IN, N arrived last evening Tor
y 18th 8 yisit with h9f aunt, Mrs.
1l1ffar witch. q her home, z715
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03


tlnno1 no 1nGp 0ns.I
- Ilz sttelD - ta|
~! ~ ~ ! - Il Dsy-
~ - owner u he Moon
beeu eating : slsnch in 81
Mt near ths bank. He heard
els md rushsd opt.
= Int thing ~ peticsd WAS IL
IN his 1utou1obIte. what
~ doing ID ut III" be
Get eut Of thet1 that's my
NJ car started speeding away,
koe4 tint time the dve other ban
m Ind succeeded In getting their
pn under WY. Tho lone 5obber
~ salssman's car quickly
1Anged.
The bandit or was facing west
~ end Of the robbery. II was
1lnod Into the allsy west OF the
INK And between Fourteenth and
ifteonth streets. ~
Numerous persons saw the later
4rt Of this feature Of the robbery.
~. however, the trail quickly
n6a the robbers turned into the
1I1g ana went north. Nobody saw
h6rn affAr that
p.I,.. A.~.,.
49,
GnS!iG ureH anu = NUMBER VI
0iine ponce once.s nad ar
tnis time' Snoutins
y q commano % Oison tne po-
s.... . nJ' tna Lone
Inhher
IA nisrr ana 40 no,icemer took nm
ch..a vciny down the ailev
3rrav hrnLa XII sneed laws Olson
kisir,,rv hs r.vor drove a. IN NJ he
~ a. ri h,s I,fe pnt rot once did
IA r~,,c. 90. %v;,hin shooting dis
8s..s - nc h.rd;ts
~. h.rS h,ra,s-v .Isrn worried
80 ...ss.,o 49, ~ noiica arrived aa
.sSh.v. w.r e hrost;no awav
- ' ~ X, "e'o '
mi. .no ~. v.,. m +v,ce
o .,sa.. ia.. c.tw-d.v onS ~
49, .o.s .aSsy,, &c
~. ~. 49, cy,sa has
lsn nS n.s o S Cis
snou 70 fli.eenn se' .s Snu Oh On
.n .v.nue - ~ 49,. % 'AA A
49, ".u .s,vad y !, 'A .,r,. ,o- Cav
lucy aisou ~ 'inI ~. =.
ean. u a 70 oouse ~. = p %rn,, ,.S
80 ~ put nc nni,cema,, an
$500 =. ~ hsnL ~ hnur oftar
~ .ohha-v sAe re r wos 81 urin;mrsd
iSDoe.' ~ "~' I,
81 Shoot Voiioy On ArrlVAL
A. p. Dehr. Cashier johnson and
Miss Zena Sutherland, clerk.
were In Mr.. Johnson's once, trans
acting business q few minutes be-
fore II. The other bank officials,
walter Hanson. Edwin Gustafson,
Jerome DeWachter and Miss Amy
Kroeger, were behind the railing
II the main banking room.
the bandits announced their ar
~ lsa . voliey OF snots. rive
hsnh flna ~ them WOO a nacro
revoral arres rad n no italians
Thara 80 difyercnt renorta a. IN
kba nnmher ~ robbers narticinat-
Sns Some have n thera wera ae
msnv % n;na s,r ;s tho rnmber
f.a,, hv mot reraons al Tho hond;t
80 svrrr .wev ctbars $500. .
i,, AIM ~ o' 'epoi
x. Wo,,..,.,s,,.
L " .s e.u ~. "uo'avi oHnA GU
2.oye s'eppeu W. VI tne vault =
uun' a,.el .ne roouers r. me
. 49, s'epp,ne ou' .niousn
~ oiA'oen'n @'enuo eu'rance
asn. -.
. une =, .nsn' nowe.er. .ul a.
.u.su e9rsc anu .n,eat. ale re,
sno, anu o,o'e Tue elhpioyes pach
80 W .no ssu .,.., -.
rsnA Avusni was slttlns IN nis
M q IstSh rntee1tn stree,
ncn .ao aoouels .el. ne rusnee
s.s ~nauw o'elloohins 'ae ok
nn u 80 '. .S .s appioaon w 'n'
A ""eu 'no SINUS were nreo'
saw ok men.
Kouski told in detail what h,
paw, declaring there were six mel
S.,aa;ro ~;th -a 49, ~ ia 20 ~
bther snectator. WIN y
II w A. Courtney proprietor Of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03

All the news ell the time-The
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03
FIND LLOYD
And IS AIDS
ARE guilty

CONTINUED nom Pase onel.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03

The trial OF Lloyd and his asso-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03
Second in Seven Weeks.

Tho holtlup this morning recalls
the unsuccessful attempt Of Teddy
Belmont colored. who staged a
1asco on June %. when he tried to
rob the Peoples Trust and Savings
bAnk. He was captured after a re-
yolver battle fought on the lawn Of
he Moline public library, and is
4ow awaiting trial under indict-
,pent BY the grand Jury.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-20
Make Your Own
BUG KILLER
P. D. @.

You can easily make at home a fun
quart OF the strongest bug killer for 35c,
rnSugh to Kill million bedbugs. reaches.
Iieas and ants This recipe will not burn.
rot or stain the clothing and is entirely
different from any other formula We
know Of. as this will kill the eggs.
Procure of your druggist a 35c package
of (Pesky Devils Quietus) +. ID. Q. then
you will have the chemical made express
ly to rid Hotels. Hospitals and dwellings
Of pesky bedbugs and other insects.
Impossible for the pes.y devils to ex-
list with She proper use of p. p. @.
Special Hospital size 81 50--nakes f1va
Fallons--your druggist has 1t or he can
get it for you or sent prepaid either size
by the Owl Chemical Co. Terre Haute,
Ind, upon receipt Of price. Look for the
devils head on every package.
I
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-20
FEDERAL GUARD IS
BEATEN BY HOUSE

Washington, May 2J.-With party
lines obliterated, the House over
whelmingly went on record today
against any proposal for federatliZa-
ton of the national guard.
By vote OF 209 to lOG, the army re-
organization bin was sent back to
conference with Instructions to the
House confereeS to INSIST upon the
original House plan OF reorganiling
the national guard on the prewar ba-
sis.
The test came ON compromise Of
fered by Chairman Kahn of the mill
tary committee 10 make it optional
with each state as to which form ol
organization it desired ipr its units
OF the guard The Senate cOnfcrees
had indicated they would accept this
compromise i'll lieu Of the Senate pro
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-20
lDYL GLEN,

VI j. Anderson has a very SICK
horse
Ernest Williamson was "A Mar
soilles visitor Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Thorson visited
at Mrs Bertha Andcraohs Sunday.
Bernicc Hole fpnt Saturday at O.
II. Johnson's.
Frances and Winlfrad Mayer and
Cora Iiou2aa spent Saturday might at
Mrs. Slilir NilliamaOn'#
q. II. johnson vas in Ottawa Samr
day.
G. y. lIartshon ard Freddie smith
u Chicago we're viai,Jr here over
sunday
MT. SalIie Williamson. Ernest
Ethel and knute Sampson spent SIM
daY at Jr q. t. lldyrrs.
Maymc Johnson has been i'll for a
few days.
The mcn are all planting corn be
tween ShUWcrs.
The Section, StayanRcr and High
Prairie schools enjoyed picH,c Tues
day in the High Prairie school yard
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rosdail were OF
tawa visitors Tuesday.
Ms. Peter tiauson who has been
SICK for some time j. no better and Is
now confined TO her bed.
The Home Euroau win have u meet
ing at Dr. O. J. Iayera Friday after
noon, May rs.
nr. o. !. 'Iayor made professional
call near Morris SUNDAY.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-20
CatArrf1 Cannot BE Cured

BY LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of&the disease.
Catarrh is Il local disease. greatly intlu-
enced by constitutional conditions HALL s
CATARRH MEDICINE will cure catarrh.
1t is taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous'Surfaces of tho
system. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
is composed Of some of the best tonica
blood purifiers. The perfect combination
OF the ingredients in HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE is what produces such Won
derful results in catarrhal conditions.
Druggists 7Ec. Testimonials free.
y. j. Cheney & Co. Props, Toledo, ..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-20

PARIS - Lieutenant Roget,
french "ace," has spent 1900
.our3 in the air-the French rec
rd. So has the dog, Eyerytime
q makes a fight, the mascot dog
ocs along. They were shot down
vice in the war. Roget has lust
omplcted the first nonstop trim
ross the Mediterranean and
ok.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-20

vision for straight-out fedel ization.
Opponents VI The compromise CON
tended mat adoption Of snch a policy
would marx the beginning OF lhe end
OF the national guard. which eventual
~ would be swallowed up by the reg
ular army. They charged further tt-t
this plan was put forward as an ell
tering wedge for compulsory universal
military training.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-20
Il TEXAS WONDER

for kidney and bladder troubles,
- vel. weak and lame backs. rheu.
matism. Regulates bladder troubles
IN children. II not sold by your
druRgia by mail rs. small bottle
often cures. Senl for sworn testi.
h1niai3 Dr. T. ". Han, 2926 Olive
street st. I9ui No. sold by drug
gists.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-20

30 s"s"s0s"s"snsos"saeos,.0
\ tiny bottle Of "Freezone" costs so
iittie at any drug store; apply few
,dfop~ upon any corn or calhls. Instant.
" 1t stops hurting, then shortly vou Int
tn't hothersome corn or callus right Off
with your fingers. Truly! No humbugl
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-10-21

County and the plaintiff and defend
ant have agreed ON a modification of
the line of survey and have agreed on
a settlement of damages in the sum
OF $4,000 TO be awarded to said j. b.
McComas, wherein the said J.. b. Nc
Comas conveys the right of way sought
In said action as so modified, il is or
dered that warrant of the county is
sue TO said J. b. McComas for 5000.
to he delivered upon the execution and
delivery of a good and sufficient right
of way deed of the property sought in
said condemnation action and as mod
flied in the agreement for settlement
of damages.
Resignation of ]. l.. Colvin, as keep
er of the County Farm. here accepted.
Whereas the resignation of j. l..
C0lv1n has been accepted and propo-
sition has been made by Walter Rice
to assume the responsibilities of keep
er of the farm ON the same terms
under which J. l.. Colvin held the po-
sition, II is hereby ordered that the
Board in behalf of the County and
Walter Rice for himself enter into
written agreement setting ont the
terms hereinafter referred to, the same
to be made in duplicate, the original
Of which shall be filed by the Clerk
of this Board as matter OF record
hereof IL is hereby further ordered
that Walter Rice furnish bond in
the sum of $1,000 for the faithful per-
Torrance OF said agreement, same to be
approved by the board
Bond of Walter Rice in the sum of
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-10-21

Monday of October, 1920.
Following fee reports examined and
approved:
Auditor and Recorder showing fees
TO the amount of S105T.40.
Sheriff showing fees I'm the amount
OF S199.17.
Probate Judge showing fees in the
amount Of $1S9.45 and fines Of $135.
Report of ]. L. Colvin, keeper of
County Farm examined and approved.
Quarterly report of Auditor and
Treasurer examined and approved.
1t appearing to the Board that the
Commissioners appointed by the court
in the condemnation action Of Idaho
County against Marion w. Upton ct al
have awarded the defendants damages
In the sum Of $500. and it being re-
presented to the Board that the de-
PENDANTS will accept said award; it is
ordered that said award be paid by
Idaho County and that the warrant of
the County issue therefore payable to
Marion w. Upton and Inez Upton,
said defendants, and deliver to the
County Attorney to be delivered to
said payees upon the taking of the
necessary receipts entitle the court in
said condemnation to enter Judgment
and final order of condemnation, or
upon delivery of good and sufficient
right of way deed from said defend
ants.
Whereas Idaho County has commenc-
ed an action to condemn certain land
of ]. B. McComas, defendant, now
pending in the District Court of said
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-10-21

$1,000 aS keeper # the County Fam
here approved.
Thursday. October IL. 1920.
Thursday October II, 1920, 9 O'Clock
a. m.
Board met In pursuance of adjourn
ment of Yesterday.
Present Edward S. Vincent and
Dale Clark. Henry Telcher. Clerk.
Minutes OF yesterday. read and APP
proved
1t appearing that about | o'clock
a. M. john d. Long, Chairman of this
Board, suddenly fell dead, leaving a
vacancy on the Board and removing
the Chairman, therefore Ii is hereby
ordered, that the following resolution
be adopted and spread upon the min
utes as record of this Board.
Whrese an advise Providence has
seen lit to remove suddenly from our
midst an IGNORED citizen and valued
member Of this Board, and
Whereas. out Of regret for his death
and respect of his memory, it is the
desire of This Board to suspend al
official acts Of this body until such
time as the shock of the death OF John
ID. Long. the Honorcd Chairman of
IS Board has been somewhat over
come
Therefore he ii resolved, that this
Board declare recess until Monday
October Is. 1920, o O'clock a. IN.
EDWARD S. VINCENT,
DALE CLARK,
Attest: Commissioners
HENRY TELCHER, Clerk
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-10-21

Assertion drag harrow
S-fOot single disc
Emerson disc plows~
14-inch gang plOw
16-inch walking pillow
5-tOoth garden eultiyat0r
hay fork with 165 feet cable
and pulleys
wire stretcher
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-10-21

/ 31k Balm wagon with hay rack
loft new Peoria single disc drill
l 3-section spring tooth harrow
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-10-21

s E yHF Re GIVEN So
P PSdPssFY sc BET % % ~ ZEN JEW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
DIFFICULTY IN OBTAINING
TRAINED TEACHERS is MET
Suspension nf Rule Itciati,r Ia Salaries
Depending oa Term Of cit, service
tnOrG> ilclicf.

That III, ANTIQUITIES in the Nay OF
securing additional 'rainrd teachers
,or til" Richmond city schools ucAt
Year may h. ~ measure overcome.
the school Board las, might approved
IN emergency measure rrromnicndc !,
~ Superintendent Alher. II Hin that
tile rule 80 the board relative 10
salaries o. teachers dcprudiu. on term
IT service on thc city school system,
~ tcnpor1rily suspended IN favor o.
This means. in effect. that IL norman
heretofore. in oIo-roou a:ih twc-ruo,n
schools in the rural districts 81 Nir-
sinia !aeio-jly Ton two years. ana
apply for 4 position in tn" elementary
schools Of Richmond. they viii he
ranked. 50 far as salaries ave CON
,crncd. jas; as If those two years had
""cn spent teaching in the publ:
schools ~ Richmond
ineNrsrieuecd Gr;stuufcs OF normal
schools. wa" secure positions in the
elementary schools 81 Richmond arc
NOW paid S13s.<" for The first two
years. III" third wear lhrr are paid
S>2,. Under tn, cncr2cit.v ruling ap-
! roNrd last might. graduates OF normal
schools who have TWO years Sa;iSfa -
tory experience teaching without the
supervision of principal in the
smaller Sohon! in tn. country dis
iricts. may bo offered $S2I for their
first years york in Richmond. The
- per cent Increase PROMISED 10y tho
'fty Will. ~ course. affect their
salaries also.