The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-03-03
Elementary Graduates! Begin
TO Earn Standard Diploma.

TO Earn Standard Diploma.
Oldv 6. N. is making drive for the largest summer
school in it's history We especially appealing to you to
come back this summer with the intention Of completing
the standard curriculum and of securing life certificate
We now have a twelve weeks summer term beginning
June 81 and closing September g. This will enable elemen
tary graduates to make ten credits in two terms
and the remaining four credits may be made by cores
pondence In this way you may complete the standard
curriculum and secure life certificate WITHOUT CIV
ING Up YOUR TEACHING POSITION.
This is opportunity which you cannot afford to pass
by. The time is passing when year Of training above
lhigh school is sufficient The better schools are demanding
standard diploma Your certificate will have to be
|newed before long standard diploma will secure for
you better position and certificate good for life It
will put you out of competition with the great of
elementary graduates It will mean greater opportunity
better position peasanter work. satisfaction and
better pay. Now is the time to act If you not pro-
crossing you are falling behind You should be getting
your standard diploma and life certificate The faculty
and other educators of the state much in earnest
boards are You should be- You can do it without giving
up your teaching position.
Are there other elementary normal school graduates
teaching with you? Talk it over with them Take the mi
ative in your hands, form little group, and resolve that
you will work together and complete the standard crcu
lum and life certificate by year from next
about April first Send in your for it. Our extern
now. Send for it. Only four credits may be made by
correspondence and this work must be completed before
the second terms work in residence begun You should
start it now.
Let US have reunion summer school, Write your
friends of 49, 49, IT, 49, 10 and 20 to meet you at v c.
N for the Join the procession which leads to
standard diploma, life certificate, and the Old V. c. NJ
| Bismarck, N D., Feb 26.-J. R. Waters former man.
the State Bank tainted the witness stand today
in the house investigation committee hearing while giving
sensational testimony in regard to alleged rake off by
R. Pollard former purchasing agent of the home build
ers association of $500 in lumber deal.
Waters said Pollard said he getting money all
of the purchase deals which involved thousands of dol
lars He also testified regarding alleged bank schemes
said to have been arranged by Mr. Towney He charged
that j. j. Hastings, former financial secretary to Mr.
Townley attempted to sell bonds to bunch of alleged rad
Gals through which he said Mr.. Towney got $4,000 of
German money during the war.
! Mr. Waters declared that Mr.. Towney had planned
an endless chain system of financing banks intending
place every county in the state and that deals
actually carried through for two banks
VIM. Lemke had talked to him about the plan he said
and thought it good He testified that the Bank OF
North Dakota to be used in financing this chain Of
banks.
He declared that his purported resignation published
| in the Courier-NeWs had been forged.
The testimony concerning German money came while
Attorney Sullivan was asking MIR. Waters about Jack
Hastings trip to New York to sell bonds The statement
| of Mr.. Waters in substance was:
HE said he was going down to New York to talk to
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