davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-03-25

Altar N. Eberhardt Republican can
ddate Tor Judge Of the Municipal Court
for the new six-year term, IS the son oil
the late Judge Eberhardt Of that court
He was born in Chicago, product OF
the oity's public schools and a graduate
of Northwestern University. As prse-
ticing lawyer OF fifteen years standing,
first being associated with the firm OF
Kraus Alschuler & Holden and later
with the law firm Of lies, O'Connor
Eberhardt & Kessler, he has attained
prominence in the legal professional
which few attorneys have gained
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-03-25
WV YMXWV9.S3g
I >JET;E1:E lsE' IN n S x3xs s IS 81 I

Day for the men OF St Mark 8
financial battle betwee n the men and
women OF our church is being puf
over with r. J, Madison as lcsdcr
for the men, and Mrs Juanita Is
Robinson leading the women The
contest ends April End
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

Wit GuBerit mabmiitigen @efib-
len iiber Sen Mior0 an Der Senne,
oie 0ie goloenen @ier gu legen pfleg-
te, fran1t Die @aibingtoner Steuer'
beb0rbe in alten Statiltifen iiber ole
@imabmen berum, Sic iie friiber
aus ser Seriteaung uno Dem Ser
fauf alfobolil9er @etranfe 5og. &uf
Ser Sll6e nad nellen Steuerquellen
ItieB Sic 8un0esresierung nod benz
8iirgerfriege 5uerIt auf Ben trinfba-
rem Mltobol uno belegte i'm nit 20
Gents pro @aaone. 9as mar i'm
Sabre 1868, uno ser @rtrag cieier
@etiu9siteuer belief iid nur auf
$7,000,000. Cine allmabli6e Stei-
gerung ser Steuer Biz auf $500 Die
@aQone brofte sen grtrag 1870
auf 81 Miaionen Dollars. @Is, Wie
bebaiptet wuroe, infoIge Der iber-
mGBigen 8eIteuerutg Die &roouftion
5uriid8ugeben begann, muroe Die
Steuer berabgeieBt, UNI Damn er-
neut bic Sobe bon $t.10 fir Ole
@aaone gu erfletterr, auf Der iie %
Sabre lang perbIieb. Seute laitet
cine Steuer BON $6.40 auf Dem fir
oen meni6li6en' @enuB %beitimmten
Altobol uno cine iol9e bon 1920
auf Dem nift fir Erinf5mede be.
itimmten Alfobol. SIN lesten SisfaI-
iabre nabm Sic &egierung aus Der
@elteuerung oes Mlfobols runo 1850
Wiiaionen Collars elm. Sn oieiem
Sabre miro foum Die Sdlfte oieier
Summe ermartet, oa nit Der Ser.
i6drfung ser 8roH6itions6eltim-
mangen Die 3uriid5tabungen bon
&lfobol aus ben @arehbaulern iel.
tener tperoen oirften.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

1. Dab I'M Sournol fat nllr elmer
0us @ort bot;
2. Dab oieies @ort por5iigIi9 Dem
(groBen) &an3ler 8irtb unO ieiilen
N~nbdnoern gilt;
3. bob manber 2eier oes Sournal
nidt oamit einDeritanOen lit, 3. 9. II.
a. 8. s. g.;
4. 0aB Iu6einer nun ou6 mieoer
cinmol mobiI ~geporOen lit.
0ieie @rmGgungen fiibren 8. S.
g. 81 Dem S6luB, oaB oeuti6e 8ei-
tungen uno OeutI6omerifoner iid
eigcntli6 niGt nit oen 3uitGnoen
inn Stammlon0e befaiien, ionoern
biibi6 Sen Congregational &ecoro in
ser Congregational 2ibrarp leien uno
abOrllden iouel. 0ieies lebtere &e-
sept lit eigentIi6 an oie Moreile oes
0HanO8Ioiien-O nfeIs" geridtet. NI-
10, .lieber Onfel: @ufpaiienl -
&e1m Sic nun bon einem gro
BEN" aon5ler 8irtb re0en, Serr 90.
s.. S.. boben Sic ii6 0a einen idled-
ten @ib Ieiiten molenb auf Soften
0eS baitcn &on5lers, sen Die Sran-
5oien biSber in 9euti6lan0 gebobt
baben? @enn man an Sen &ieleil
8ismord Oenft, Ser oielen YoItell IN
ne gebabt bat, uno Damn an 0ieie
@intogsfliege aus @aoen, Damn mod
te man beulen Dor Srol1er iiber Ben
ietigen Siefitano Oeuti9Ionos.
gto6 1858. giebt es fir 9euti6-
Amerifoner MIR Elm 3iel", nGmli6
Die Se(bitDerItiimmelung, I'M 6os
@eiogte fur3 81 faiien. 8Gbreno
Ser Anglo-4merifoner ales ooran
iebt, ben britii6en Slim uno britt
I6e 9lrt i'm @eeeniab 5lt amerifoni=
i6er Nrt aufredt 81 erbaIter, iol
Der 9eltti6=M merifaner rubig 3uie-
ben, lpie er gum 8olferoiinger miro,
gum GatbeA un0 Srommen ser SGrl-
De Die Tb biniiberreden nod vSIo
@nglanO... 60 meit iino mir nod
nidt, SEER SO. s. g., - beion6erS
berte ni6tl
MuGeiner.
sen 80. Moi 1922.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
(6iir OoS y8ofbineton SournaG")
3mei Il eberebun9en.
@omin 3epOel, @aibineton 81
1. Im Sic Sdiueiter.

/. Yn Bic Sdiuelter.
9luS Dem @nglii6en bon Selicia
Semans.
S6meIter, Bob 0id lang bermiBt,
Scbe, ooB 0u traurig biit,
Seine Illgen milo uno mei6
Sin0 iebt triib uno lorgenreid,
9eine Stimm' i6 onoers fiuo',
@Is iie war, oa ou elm &in0.
Sturm ergriff sic Seele 0ein,
Salt gelie6t, mein S6meiterlein-
@edieln0 miro Die @nng Dir rot
glaB Johann bon 2iebesnot,
3iebit am 8o6e traurig bin
Srountperlor'n nit triibem Silnl,
9od inn ltiaen @al6 uno Selo
Sremoer Son inn Sbr sir geat,
9eine Crane quiat? 90 mein',
@arOlt bctrogen S6melterlein!
Sag mir ni6t, pie's fam, mein
Ser8,
Sell an meiner 8ruIt Sen S6m sr5l
9fidts BON eitlen 2iebestrieben,
Soffmlngen Die Nun 8erItieben;
Suite ni6t Elm gliibeno @ortl
Srieoe, @liid lei oein binfort.
Sour Sic &eimat Itiqt sic &ein,
8ein' bid aus, mein Sdmeitcrlein
2. &bidiebsrat.
Aus Dem @nglii6en BON @burleS
&in9slep.
Mein i60nes &ino, fein 2ieo fam
i6 Dir iingen,
Sold grauer Simmel madt Die Ser
chen gag,
Sod oieien Nbi6ieosrat min ib 0it
bringen
9luf ieoen Sag
Sci gut. mein &ino, LAB andre geiit-
reid reoen,
3u c0len Sater ief Oein Iteter 9rang,
miro sir oles: Sen1ei+s, SOB uno
2eben
Gum 5eitgeiangl'
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
stmnttrtmne prmtf&r.
Die &eife5ensniiIe an ben Settiden
1tniDerfitGten.

5000" %S"s
0ad @itteilltng oes afaoemi.
iden ausfunftsamts Uaren I'M
Sommerbalbiabr 1921 oil ben prelt.
Bilden llniperiitdten 37,343 oeutide
Stu0ierenOe ooa immatrifulicrt.
Bon Oielen batten 21,626 Oas Sci.
fe5euanis zines @pmnaiiums, 49,
III 0as elmer &ealanitalt (9375
zines Gealepmnaiiums, 6342 elmer
Sberreali9ule). Die entipreGenoen
3.ablen fir oas Sommerbolbiabr
1920 paren 42,065, ndmli6 25,s
O09 @pmnaiiniten 1906 SAiiler
BON &ealanitalten. In alien oeut-
i6en llnioeriitdten betr1ig Die 3abI
Ger bon SmmatrifuIierten 1866;
BON ibnen paren Al, SAG @pmna-
IiaIten, $1,000 Sbiolpenten bon
&eolonItaIteuL unO 5par 1862
&eolgpmnaiiaiter, 12,9 1913 Sberreal-
IdiiIer, 1920: 75.179, unO 8tpar
44,176 @pmnoiiaiten, 31,003
S6iiler bon &ealanltalten.) @ie
Ii6 bierals ergibt, lit Ser anteiI
Oes @pmnoiiums INNER nod iiber-
niegenO, unO atuor lit Dies in alien
SafultGten Der SAT-, auBer in Ser
pbilolopbii6er, mo beion0ers in Ser
neliern Ybiloiopbie, Matbematif uno
Acknowledgement Die &ealanitaIten
Die meiiten Stu0ierenoen iteaerl.
Ser &ergIei6 gegen bic friibern
Sabre 3eigt, 6oB in Der @ntDide,
lung, oie nit ser @lei9iteIlung ser
@DmnaIien, &enlgpmna1ien unO
Sberrealidulen i'm Sabre 1900 be-
gaittL Die 3ablen ser &ealanitalten
ouf Soften Ser @pmnaiien itdnOig
padfen. Ser Bro8entiab ser @pm-
naliaiten an Ben OeittiGen timber
iitGten ging BON 63 i'm Sabre 1918
auf rltn0 81 i'm lebten CONNER.
balbiabr 3uriid; BEL BEN i'm eriten
Semeiter S%tebenoen 6etrdgt Ser
&nteil Der @Dmnolien rrr nod
53.7 b. $. 0es peitern Iebrt Die
Statiitif, 0oB i'm Sommerbalbiabr
1921 auf @runo zines &eife3eugs
niiies 1913 Stuoierenoe meniger
immatrifrliert paren ais i'm Som.
m%erbalbiabr 1920. Sen &a1pt.
riifgang boben oie Meoi5iner aitf-
5upeiien, Die Inn rl1no 2600 gegen
Oos @oriabr 3uriidblieben. Gage.
gen nobmen oie re6ts- 1nio Itaots-
miiieniGaftli6en 6afultGtm I'M
runo 1900 81. Sn ser pbiloiopbi-
i6en 6afllltGt lit sic germinoerung
buuptlG6li6 auf often Ser flaiii,
i6en 8~bilologen u11o @ermanilten
erfolgt. 9eniel6en @ntmidelungs-
gang 5ei9t oltd] 0as Stuoium ser
eriten SeineIter. Son sen 5000
%9lbiturien Ell, sic i'm Sommerbolb.
iabr 1921 ibr SttOi1tm begonnen,
man0ten iid nltr rltn0 10 b. $.
Ser Me0i5in gil, tpcbren0 i'm Cont
m~erbol6iabr 1920 ser Bro5entiob
nod oos Toppclte betrltg. @e1ner-
fcnsnert lit ou6 bier Sic itarfe 31t.
nobme Ser S%tuoierenoen in oen
mirtidafts- un0 io5ialmifieni6aftli-
den Sd6ern.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
Mein Oeutides 2ieS.
s. @eili6, @aibington. .. 6.

$50 man lang elm oel1ti6es 2ieo
@ielt man mid gefangen
Sbranen babe i6 oer0riidt,
gb' id fortgegangen.
&niete i6 i'm &Gmmerlein>
Still gum 8eten nieoer,
Sonten mie bon Serne mir
Site Seimatslieoer
Sab Damn fromm BEL mir geoadt
@ott i6 min Dir oonfen,
Starf inn Snnern fiiblt i9 midi
SreuOig, obne S6ranfen.
Sonnenidein 8og ms @emiit,
9offnung frob aufs Neue,
Seize raubt mir Die feinoli6' @elt
@lauben an 0ie Sreue.
Son ser i6onen 2iebe lingt
Seine Spra6' nie beine,
Oeuti6es 2ieo fiibrlt MIDI 3uriid,
Sn Die beirgen Saine.
9u mein 2ieo, 10 lie6 uno trout,
Dit i'm S6mer5 geboren,
Neues 2eben quilt aus Sir
@mig, nnberloren.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
Dies unb 0aS.
(5Urtfesuus Won her erfsn seits).

NplllttHHJ WI y WYNN ObN'
Der @eiie in ieiner g(rbeit bei3ulte-
ben.
Oagegen fam man it6 iiber feline
0%ariteQltng Der Sage 0ritben, men1t
Die 8eri6te, Die mir bon leirler Neoe
erboltel babenL ltimmen, Die Gut
tGui6ung nidt berbeblen. NaerOings
fam man eS Dem Wanne, Der ais
Qan0poltor ltllo 0it6ter obieitS bon
Der @elt gelebt bat, ni6t 10 ltreng
d%llredbnen, menn er ni6t meiB, Dab
0clltl1lan0 nidt iolpobl aus Or
i10pfung, ais ant 8errat I'M Sunern
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lit. llr0, meld'
erbQuelloes Nil0 bot er entroat bon
Dem fiinftigeu 8eroegang 0eS emit
10 Itol8en Oeuti6en &ei6es. Sn finn
zig, pieaei6t bunoert Sabren loa
Dcutl6lan0 ii6 inmeit erbolt baben,
BOB man Oonn gemiitli6 iein &feif-
lein ralt6eno (o0er IN, Der Spinnitu-
be?l Don BEN groBen Saten Ser
@orfabren iid cr8Gblen fam, mie ct
ma Die @oaGnoer IN ibrem 3u9eituB=
ten 2Gn06en bon Dem groBen <p=
ter uno 8ilbelm Dem S6meigiomen
o0er Die S6meoen bon @uitab MOolf
ltlo &arl Oem 3molften. Gin berr=
li6er SroIt 0as, 0oB mir, menn mir
na6 bunoert Sobren mieoerfebren
iollten ieben, pie Die @euti6en mie
gebauene Elt0el, gleid BEN SollGn-
bern 1tnO S6meoen sic in Ser 8eIt=
gei6i9te ni6ts mebr 81 iagen boben,
binter Dem Diem liben0 lid ii6er Die
Soten ibrer Abnen ergeben i'm iibri-
gen aber ge0uloig binnebmen> mas
ibnen 0ie ltdrferen &aubna6barn
DorietenI Sa, mein lieber SEER
5renllen nit iolAen 8iloern 0es
&er3i6ts unO Ser @ntiagung bdtten
Sic ullS mahrli6 berl6onen fonnen.
W1it Oenen bat inns Die 0euti6e Ser
5ihts- u10 @rfitaungSregierung
i6on ldnglt %oeriorgt. Son Oieier
&egiernng 0es 0reifarbi9en 8lodS
lGBt ms Serr SrenlIen merfen, oaB
iie i6on oafiir lorgen mer0e, Dab al
les rec6t meroe. (gSobl I'M Slime oes
&iidblids bon Ser Sfenbanf aus III
so bis 100 Sabren?).
Man bGtte gerne gebort, mie es
lid berb6lt nit Ser INNER anma6-
lenoen l1n5ufriebenbeit oriiben, nit
Ser riifgratloien Siibrung; Sen Der
Iudten - gum Sell %gelllngenen -
8reBfne6elungen gegen Oie national
geiinnten &reiie, ben periu6ten Gin
idii6terungen Ser @eri6tsbofe our6
ole Soften uilo 9emofraten; Sen I'm
NUT gegen Die gigenmG6tigfeit Der
&egierung Dem Golfe g~egeniiber, ge-
part nit bp5ontiniiGer &rie9erei
Dor Dem melihen geadbar. 8arum
meroen Sic &ei6stagsmablen INNER
lpieoer I binousgeidoben vunO mie
fommt es, oaB, na6oem oie uoeno-
fratii6e", friiber uSreifinnige" 8dr-
tel, oie brittle i'm 8unoe oes 8lofs,
III aqen Staten oes &ei6s, in De
men @hblen i%tattfanoen, fat allfge-
+rieben muroe; uno Die 9euti6natio=
nalen ioipobl ais Die oeutl6e Bolts
partei (0. b. Die beioen &e1tspar=
teien) ouf Soften oerielben, iotpie
oes 3entritms. erbebli6 angemo9z
len iino, oieier 8lod nit ser beut=
i6en &olfspartei, alleroings erfolg-
los, 8u ~liebdugeln iib anitelt? 9as
mGren 10 einiee Ser bo6mi6tigen
Srogen, iiber Die mir Mufi6luB min.
ihen. 9lber oariiber bat li6 Serr
Sreniien ousgei6wiegen. @arum
uber?
90. S. g. fommt in elmer ser leb-
ten Nummern oes 0%SSournals~ aui
Den 9lan unO felt felt:
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
Der 9aNA[dmto Etehttu.
G~rfabrenc 9riminnliiten bei %erfOI.
omno Uun @ilSSieben.

@ir limo gepobnt, uns Oen De.
teftip BON bcllte in allerlei roman.
tiide Abeltteiier neripidelt por3uitel.
len; uber es lit MIR oas lidtideue
@eiinocl Ger @robitoot, init Dem mir
i'm i'm &i begriffcn leben. CAB
Gin Geteftin aud binter Die Sdlid)e
ncy 8ilo0ie6e fon1mt mo oieie Der
@eredtigfcit iiberliefert, Oiinft uns
cine iirgepohnlide @rideinung. Syn
nelieiter 3eit a6er bat Die @ilooie.
berei 10 iiherbato genommen, CAB
man aid gegen Oieie S6Golinge
Die 0ienlte De erfabrenen &riminali.
item p%eripeuOet. Sn einem grfiab:
Ser Ieteftin aE Sagoi6uBbeam.
ter" er5dblt 5reiberr b. 9eoebllr
i'm st. @llbertis" BON sen qillt-
itigen @rfabrungen, Die man nit
CEN Sagoidltb- Detcftip gema6t bat.
&onoidger uno 6orItbeamte iin0 ia
ben @iloOieben meiitens genaiI be-
FAINT, aliBerOem ibon BON weitem
Ourd lire l1niform fenntlid. Ser
Nilooieb fam iid oliu Dor i6nen
gang anoers i6iibcn ais Dor einaln
9eteftiu. Der inter bnrmloier Mas
te, ais 9lrbeiter oncr Snnmerfrii6s
Ter, ouftritt uno gang unauffdQig
0ie Hahfprl1ungen einleitet. Wtan
ioute Oaber mebr als bis6er Octet.
tipe sur 8efdmpfung Der @il0Oie6'
PLACE benltBen; es miiiien oleroings
lagOIa6berltdnoige M1nner leier.
Sin iold)er erfabrener ariminol'
beomter, Der 5uglei9 elm otter So
ger lit, lpuroe nn6 elmer 9berfOr'
iterei in Norooeuti6lano beruien,
tpo pGbreno Der o~lesiGbrigen Sdon-
8eit ullter Dem gliten SiridbeltanO
Itarf gepiloert nuroe. Ser 9eteftip
fano bel ieinen NaGforiGuneen ein
nod ni6t gang ausgei6obenes Sol
bengepeib zines &otbiri6es, 0os et-
ma Is Meter ieitli6 elmer @bauilee
in einem Soferfelo lag. @r itelte
felt, ooB es bon Der StraBe aus IN
Oos Selo %eetporfen lein mtBte, nno
baB 6lnO- nno S6uBiteae ni6t
ioentii1 fem fonnten. 9os @epeib
5eigte Spuren elmer galt5 auffoaig
unueiOmGnnii6en 2osloiung pom
S6G0el. Die S6uB5eit fonnte ourG
zen 9efunO ~annGberno bercfnet
peroen. Ser Der Sunoitene 5lnGflt
qelegene Siri6beltnno befan6 Iid ct.
ma einen &ilometer melt entfernt.
Sn oieier @egeno liegt nun elm
bielbeIuGter AusflugSort, OeIien
8irt elm ~ebemaliger A~ngeb0riger
ser S6ubtruppe lit.
9ieies 9ofol pdblte Der DeteftlD
gum @usgauJspunft ieiner meiteren
@a9foriGungen un0 fam nit Dem
@oIttpirt in ndbere 8e5iebung, mo-
lei oieier ii6 ais elm GROCER Sago-
freuno offenbarte. Ils Der Geteftib
na6 @ilobroten perlangte, tplrGe
linn er5Gblt, man befGnte iopiel
@ilo, tpie man poae, gu biligen
%reiien BON einem 6oriter aus Der
5uItGnoigen 0berf0rlterei. 9a aber
Ser 9eteftip erfu4r, ooB Die Sber-
f0riterei ielbit ntemals 8ilO an
Standardization Ser 1lngegenO ge-
liefert babe, 10 fiel Der geroodt
o1f Sen betreffenOen Sorlter. Ser
&eroG9tige puroe nun in @egen'
mart oes O~berf0riters Oomit bea1f-
trngt, einem 2ebrling oas abi6la-
gen Der &rone BEL einem &ebbod
3u 3eigen nno er fibrte Dies in
oerIelben unpeiomdnnii6en 9lrt aus,
nie lie bel Dem gefunoenen &olben-
geweib aufgefauen mar. 90 gelang
es nod 5ebn Gogen, ben 8iloooieb
gu iiberfiibren unO ieinen Sebler
feIt5uItelen, uno MIR our6 Die @na-
De oes Oberforlters fam Der 8ilo-
oieb oieSmal nit Dem 8erlult Ieiner
SteGung oapon.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

Ser Soreign Language Snformati-
on Serbice lit bon &orreiponoenten
I'M MnSlanoe eriudt poroen, Sen ieb-
igen @ufentbalt ~folgenoer Serionen
gu ermitteln. ea&ridten meroen bon
Dem Soreign 2anguage Snformotion
Serpice, 119 @eit Al. StraBe, Stem
yorf eitp, oanfeno entgeeengenom-
men.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
3n rermieten.

SGir Die Commemorate lit elm
i10n mobliertes 3immer altf Dem
9anOe am 2 9erren 81 bermieten;
nabe Ser @leftrii6en in Sbattsbiae
qelegen. Sfferten rnter u. 20 an
0as Soltrnal erbeten.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

Ma6en Sic sSbre @infGufe bet ben
@efddftsleuten neIfe I'M u8afb-
ington Sournol" anaeigen, uno Die
onourd befttnoen, oaB fie Die <no,
fdnft ser Geltti6en piinfden. @r.
ipdbnen sic babel bob sic Die &n-
5eige i'm eSDurnal geleien bnben.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

9aben sic 5000 ooer mebr an8u=
legen2 abiolute Si6erbeit unO sroBe
profite geii3ert. 9aiien Sic Sbr @elo
fir Sic arbeiten.
718 Bono Building.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
&erlnngt

miro elm Mann i'm 9llter bon iiber 25
Sabren fiir sic auSlGno. 9(bteilung
elmer intarnationolen Organization.
Gh1r beiterGbarafter, feine@rfabrung
n%otuenoig. Sir 0Gberes i6reibe man
an Serrn &eterlon, 7tS Bono 8log.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
Observation-Disclosures
400 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
sparen sitl
gOmmcrartifcl sm billi9item
Yreiiem.
Oicfe 9SrciIc oeltem nmr fir Ireitae.

Fiber Stair and Hall Runners, by the yard.
Groessen Won Is bis 36 Zoll brett 45c bis 85c
Couch Hammock, Khaki Decke und FEEDER NIT Kettle.
Sehr dauerhaft. Preis $685.
Bar Harbor Chair Cushions. 1920, q Zoll dick, 78c
Remnants of Drapery Materials.
Leichtes Sommerzeug, per yard 1Sc
Linene Couch Decken, q yard lang, 80 Zol brett, $1.39
Felt Base Floor Covering
Bringt c~orrectes Mass. Quadrat- Yard 38c
Wool and Fiber Mixed Rugs. Sizes 9x12 and 8.3x10.6.
Verschiedenene Farben, Pres 1895
Water Color Window Shades. Crosse 3x6 48c
Canoe Cushions, wasserdicht 26c
Kitchenette Ice Box, bestes Material 1913
Fuenfter Stock.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-05-10

Senior examinations will be held
next Thursday and Friday, May IL
and IL.
Regina Gaffney is to represent G..
C. H S. at Missoula in the essay con-
test The subject is, How my home
town can be improved" Herbert Ait
ken received second place and William
Mcdonnell third in our school con-
test.
Recently the Board of the Bozeman
Hospital offered prizes of $500 and
$3.50 for the two best essays written
about hospitals by students Of G. C.
H S
These essays were written under
fictitious names and were not to ex-
coed one thousand words The high
school has submitted twelve of the
best essays. As yet, no decision has
been given.
The school board has purchased
eight new Underwood typewritters
for the Commercial department and
one new one for the office. This de-
partment is pretty well equipped with
typewriters now, as there were nine
Remingtons purchased last spring.
The old Underwoods are for sale
at $35 apiece. If these are not sole
here they will be sent back to the
factory.
On April 29 the farm class of Gal
latin county high school surveyed {
ditch on c. E. AxtelI's ranch. A
noon the boys had dinner at the rancE
house and a little later examined thu
live stock
A discussion arose in the Aggie de
partment of the high school May
as to whether a horse could pull from
the saddle horn. A wager was mad
that a horse couldn't pull 100 pound
at the end Of a so foot rope. A tria
was made behind the Gallatin Vale,
Lumber yard and Bob Murphy o.
horseback pulled fve-100 pound sack
of cement 100 yards. Marry McGloth
len on his 900 pound horse then rope
them and pulled them back.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-05-10
SLOW CROP GROWTH.
DUE TO COOL DAYS

HELENA, May SIN most parts
of Montana the weather has been too
cool for crop growth and rain or ex-
cess moisture in the ground has de-
layed field 0-eTa:.ons, according to
reports Of county agents from q
countie7 for the week ending April
90 to t e state department of agricul-
ture. Seeding of spring wheat is
from Is to so per cent completed.
Winter wheat has come through the
winter with an average Of better than
so per cent. A demand for farm la
Dor is reported from Prairie, Custer,
Madison. Fergus, Roosevelt, Daniels.
and Valley counties. No demand for
labor or a surplus is reported from
Yellowstone, Saltwater, Gallatin
Chouteau and Flathead counties. Re-
| ports by counties:
Richland.-One good general rain
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-05-10

condition. There is a scarcity of farm
labor at present.
Observation-Disclosures a of an
inch. Field work has been very much
delayed on account of the ground be-
ing too wet, but normal acreage will
be planted if the necessary credit can
be obtained. Practically all winter
wheat in this section was winter
killed. Winter rye, however, is in
excellent condition. The demand for
farm labor exceeds the supply.
Daniels.-Weather conditions gen.
orally favorable for farm operations.
One light rain fell. The majority Of
farmers are busy seeding and the
prospects are that a normal acreage
will be put in. There is considerable
demand for farm help.
Valley.-First half of the week was
very favorable for field operations,
but rain stopped the work the latter
part of the week. eneral growing
conditions have been unfavorable.
Reports indicate a 10 per cent loss in
winter rye and 20 per cent loss in
winter wheat, but the total acreage of
these crops is very small. Livestock
is IN poor condition. especially horses
There is still need for 8 OTTO 100 men
for farm work.
Phillips.-Weather cool, with To-
cal showers. Grass is growing very
slowly. Field work is in progress
wherever the ground is dry enough.
Hil.-Weather unsettled with some
light showers. Generally cloudy
Winter rye is making good, strone
growth, and grass is showing up il
the pastures. Considerable plowins
and other field work has been done
but not a great deal of seeding
Range stock is showing steady i'm
p~rovement. Work horses r in poo
shape because of lack of feed.
Flathead.4Four days of clear
warm growing weather, followed b.
two days of cool weather, rain, an
five inches of snow. Spring whea
seeding about 20 per cent completed
Winter wheat is showing up in goo
shape. with a condition of about 8
per cent. Plenty of farm labor.
Sanders.-Weather has been war;
and very favorable, and farmers hav
Keen busy in the field. Practical
no rain during the week. Winte
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-05-10
Sewing Exhibit.

A charming exhibit of dresses,
most of which were made by first
year girls of the sewing department,
was given Thursday afternoon, May .
4, in the rooms of the department.
Dainty dresses of all descriptions,
c%Olors, and sizes, of wool, organdy,
bingham or silk were laid out in pleas
ing array. One Of the requirements
for obtaining a credit from this de-
partment is the making of one dress
during the year, and many of the
girls have made three and ; ur.
During the afternoon, tea and waf-
ers were served to the visitor of
whom there was quite a crowd. All
the girls who served, Flossie Hall,
Lorene Burton, Neva Grey, and Vera
Seifert, wore dresses that they them
selves had made.
Congressman Evans.
Congressman John NJ. Evans of
Missoula, who for eight years repre-
scented the first Congressional dist
riot of Montana, at Washington, adj
dressed the assembly of G.. c. H. S.
Wednesday, Many 3 using as his sub
ject Disarmament and the Duties of
an American Citizen"
1--WE cannot speak of disarmament
without talking of war;" said Mr..
Evans in opening.
Il believe that the Constitution of
the United States should be amended
so that no body of 500 men should
have the legal right to declare wal
thereby taking millions of people in.
to war. For there is no man living
who has the moral right to take thai
decisive step involving the life anC
fortune of the people. 1t is for th'
people themselves to decide for it i
they who shall suffer.
where does all the money we pa,
out in taxes go?"
"Our government costs us nov
from four to four and a half billion
dollars each year through the forr
products of the entire nation is value
at less than 8 billion dollars. We nov
pay $50 millions of dollars for tn
upkeep and replacement of our arm
and navy and four billions of dollar
are used annually for wars. past, pre-
sent, and future. +.
Disarmament is the only road
safety for the human race. If Il
world enters another war the exte
mination of man from the earth WI
inevitably follow.
"Why do we keep a navy 9"'
"There is no country today exec
England with whom we might fig
England we regard, however, are o.
friend and is unlikely to go to W;
with us, considering the many NIL
of boundry between Canada and t
United States
There might be a possibility
war with Japan but if we should vi
draw fro mthe PHILIPPINES this d
ficufty would be overcome. Jap
win eventually take the Phillipir
and in regaining it the United Stai
win involve the world in another h
eous wal from which civilization y
never recover
"Tae American people must ar
to the occasion and interest the
selves in world affairs; endeav
and fortunes"
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-05-10

grain seems to be in very good on
dition and the range is getting in
good shape.
Ravalli-Season has been very
backward. Generally cloudy during
the week. Ground is cold and damp.
Little grain has been seeded up to
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-05-10

the present time. A large acreage Of
peas is being drilled this week. The
1921 crop of potatoes is moving very
rapidly and growers r beginning 70
&c tgood returns. 1t is estimated that
$500 acres viii be put in this spring
Grass is coming very slowly.