davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-04
RozvoDo PRlBYvA.

Washington, 3. rij ma. Jeden
rozvod ma 7.6 snatkn We Spo-
jenych Statech v minulem ro-
ce jest rekord, jenz dan byl ma
verejnost dnes vladimir censo-
vnim iradem poprve cd roku
1916, kdy pripadal jenom je-
den rozvod ma 9.3 siiatkl. By
10 o petinu vice rozvodd asl
o padesatinu meme snatkd ma
100000 obyvatelu V minulem
roce nez " 1916. Statistika,
jez zahrnuje cislice z kazde-
no statu, byla vydana bez vse
like poznamky. V cele zemi
povoleno bylo v roce lonskem
148,554 rozvod1 proti 112,-
O36 V roce 1916. V cele "roz-
vodovych" stata jest Texas, S
1889; druhy jest Illinois, S
1O,995, treti Ohio $ 10, 1872,
ctvrta California, 1927.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-04
PLAN SPORENf " DfLNACH
THE UNION TRUST Co.

Az dosud nebylo dobi'e moz-
no, aby d6lnictvo ukladalo svo-
je lspory, jelikoz banky mali
vetsinou nTedni dobu velice ne
prllezitou cd 8 hod. do 3 hod.
odpoledne. Proto zaveden byl
tax zvany '.plan sporeni v dill
mach, ktery jest nynf zave-
den v cele rade vetsich men
Sich tovaren.
The Union Trust Company
zavadf tento zpisob velice jed
noduchym ssystemem. D6lnik
jednoduse oznamf vyplatcimu
mnoho-li chce kazdy vyplatni
den v bance Fuloziti a vse o.
atatnf zafidf iiz vyplatci sam a
do obalky mzdove mu vlozi po-
tvrzeni vkladu. Podobne Sc
trent sc Znamenlte OSvedcuje,
nebot' v n6kterych zavodIech
Sport timto zpGsobem az 80
procent zamestnancd. Neni
prave ridkym zievem, ze touto
methodou jednotlivci usporili
obnosy, pfestupujici az $4,000.
The Union Trust Co.. zavede
MIN "Sporiveho planu" V to-
varnach jiste zavedla neco s,1u
tecn6 nejen prakfckeho ale
uzitecneho, nebot' uvadi spore-
mi pravidelne We vseob'ecny
zvyk a ziskava 81 tim vd6ku
nejsirsich vrstev lidu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-04
ERNST BLOCH O VYUcO-
MI HUDBE.

"Jest mrhani casem pro "a
ka, dati jej uciti hudbe. iest-li
re tyz V srdci SVEN nema k
hudb6 naklonnosti," prohlasu-
ie osoba nejpovolanejsi Ernst
Bloch, riditel The Cleveland
Institute of Music. "Mam sam
dve ditky, ktere nehraii ia "a
dnem nastroii, protoze to ne
dbaji a bylo by me strany po
setilcsti, trvati ma tom, ably
TAX chilly, kdyz jest tax mno-
ho jinych odbofn, ktere Sc Jim
lib vice. Privede-li ke mn6
matka ditko, prvne Sc tazi zda
toto hudbu miluje; vaha-li a
nani-li j;sta pravdive odpove-
di, pax il vse vymluvim."
V Blochove lstav6 vyucuie
23 ucitelu, chvalne znamEch
imen a jeho nazirani na hudeb-
n vyucovani iist6 stoii IA uva-
zenou vsem, kdoz mutt ditky k
hudb6, aniz by tyto m6ly ta-
lentu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-04

mu bylo predlozeno zlocinecke
album, vNkterem Sc snazil Wy
hledati podobu rachateld.
Hostinsky Timotej Gzinsky
" sousedstvi, 8105 Aetna road
vypravel policii, ze tri muzi,
ma ktere Sc hodi popis iupicI,
navstivili jeho mistnost minuly
ctvrtek a take jeho mistnost
jako prohibicnf agent prohli-
zeli, ale odesE, aniz by co da-
lie fekli. Vstoupili do automo-
blu, ktery die popigu byl pry
totozny tim, kterem odjeli
lurici vcerejsi. Ma nestesti 81
Gzinsky zapamatoval jen tfi
prvni cifry, sestimistneho cisla
ma licencni tabulce auta.
TAX neslychanEm zpusobem
okradeni manzele Jarkevicovi
mali pet ditek, z nichz nejstar-
81 jest zminena 12-leta Hele-
ma.
Policii dostalo sc zevrubnej-
sho popisu jen dvou lupicd. Je-
den bvl as 32-lety, pet a pul
stopy .velky, priblizne vahy as
16O liber, svetle pleti a vlas6
| j vousG, oden byl hnedy sat
a mekky klobouk teze barvy.
Druhy byl as 35-lety, 5 pdl
stop velky, vahy as $50 liber,
snede pleti, modrych oci. OBJ
licejem jizvami po nestovi-
cich, oden v modrv serZovy
oblek a tmavy mekky klobouk.
! O tfetim banditovi podan ie
Helenou popis jen nedostatec-
my, byl pry mlady, dobfa ustro
ieny delal DOZEN "sporta".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-04
PRfSTf- MESTSKOU RADU
OcEKAVA ROZLUSTENf
OTAZKY PLYNU.

Jednim z hlavnfch proble-
mi pfiSti mestAke rady bude,
jak zasobiti mesto plynem VII
bee. Stale vzr1stajici pocet
konsumentu a stale slabsi tlak
prlrodniho plynu "a zvlaste
studenych dnu vynuti 81 starost
mesta, jak opatriti nahradu
plynem umelym. Otazka tato
nezatezuje jen Cleveland, ale
vsechny obce, kde az dosud je
prirodmi plyn skoro vylucnym
palivem. TAX m6sto Akron
tprave nyni o plynu iedna a
The East Ohio Gas Go. byla
prave mestakou radou vyzvana
abv podaia navrh, jak celiti
slabemu tlaku plynu v zimnich
mesicich. Plynarna jest hoto-
va podvoliti Sc pokusu, kterym
by byl prirodni plyn nahrazo-
van castecne plynem umelym.
Jak oznamuje presi dent ply
narny. DAILY, nemuze dosud
plynarna podobne rozlustenl
nabidnouti Clevelandu a ieho
predmeetfm, jelikoz plan tento
nebyl jest6 nalezite promyslen
projednan, &C jest jisto, re
jednou k podobne 81 luzbe smi-
seneho plynu musi doiiti.
V Clevelandskem distriktu
potrebovalo by Sc prirodnihc
plynu v nejtuzsich zimnich me
sicich denne as 1l0,0OO,0OO
krychlovych stop, kdezto The
East Ohio Gas Co. m Gze doda-
ii jen 9O,OOO,0OO stop.
Jak to dopadati bude ply
novym otopem letosn nj zimy, Q
tom Sc nechtel DAILY siriti, ale
doufa, ze prave vyssi cena po-
nekud zmensi potrebu dale
Jest otazka, jak dlouhou kru-
tou zimu letos budeme mlti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-04

Divcf zmni kabaty poairu, seviotu atd en po $500
Vyber 500 damskych oblekd, soukennych j. 1885
Damske zimni kabaty, overplaidy atd. 16-44, $13s6
$3.50 vlnsns obleky, pskns kabat. modey $4.95
Divcf $13.75 kabsty, velour koze; limec $500
SIS zakety vlnene novonove latky, 1912. po SAT-
Kozes. limce kuni, oposum atd vzorky jen pc $5.Oc
Dfvci tubove obleky $1.39, kost sotys. Ia po 87<
VnSns skladans sukns, svste TIM. barvy, $3.5S
Damske celovln. obleky poiret twill atd $23.O0
Hedv. phys kabaty $3.50 h. kozes vs.. velk. $23.85
Divci 81 obleky celovn. sedze, pro 7-14ete $2.87
zoe damske kozene pasy, vybr vek Ultra jen po 25c
Dstske skoni kapesniky, prav. az Sc hod. kus Sc
Damske dvousponk chamoiset rukavce par CSC
l8c zaconovy scrim yd Sir. jen bly, Ultra yd 12hc
Samet. koberec, vek. 27x54 hod. $4.25 kus. $3.50
Samet. koberce, nepatrnou vadou 8.3x10.6. $3.50
Karnyrove zaclony, psk uvazky, p&r jen $1.15
Rohozky tfepenim, prav. $1.19 $1.39, h. CSC
Axminsterske koberce 9x12 st., IS NAL chybou. $3.50
$1.39 tkany krep 36 p. bizy atd. yard "a $119
79c obekove laky, 36 p. s. serze atd. yard jen 59c
$2.29 kantonkrep, OPP. !. fv:ech zsd bar. $1.95
$1.19 oblek krep, 40 p. 5. fbrovy, vs. barev S9c
Az $248 latka kabaty 54 p. s. velky vyber $1.69
SOC 75c skvosty, vzorky naramkd nausnic atd. 29c
$1.5O cestovni brasny 18 palcove, podsivkou $1OO
Muzska kozen& taska listny, velka, hnsds 59c
Damske sifon. puncochy hedv, v barvS oblIv CSC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-04
MOVE DIVADLO COLUMBIA
BURLESQUE.

Ryvale vaudevilni a obraz-
kove 'divadlo Miles, ma vych.
8. ul. premen6no bylo V diva
dlo, kde hrany budou vesele,
ale rodinam pfistupne frasky
a sice dvakrate IA den, odp. We
2:15 a yecer v 8:15. Take ma
zev byl premenen v Columbia
Burlesque'. Vstupne Jest Ii
dove cd 25c do $1.25. Danny
mali pax tn vyhodu, re Jim bu-
dou vyhrazena cedadla X Od-
polednim pfedstaveninn po
25c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-04
POLSKY HOSTINSKY OKRA.
DEN FALESNYMI PROHIBI-
CNfMI ACENTY.
Tfi lupici mu wall $4,000, cele
dlouholete lspory.

Tfi muzi, ktefi Sc predstavi-
Ii jako statni prohibicni agent,
navstivili vGera vecer hostinec
Jana Jarkevice v {. 1901 Act
ma rd., kteremu ukradli $4,000
pripravenych k zakoupeni to-
hoto majetku.
"Trinact roka jsem tezce'
pracoval a setril, pral jsem 81
vlastni obchod. Vcera vyzvedl
jscm sobe banky penize, "a
bych hostinec zaplatil. Dnes
je vse pryc," vypravel okrade-
ny policii.
Byl mistnosti jen 12-le-
tou dcerou Helenou, kdyz Ga
GENT" vesli. Jeden mu ukazal
zlaty odznak, kdezto jeho diva
pomahaci meli odznaky jenom
stfibrne.
"Jsme Z Columbus" pravil
prvni, jenz celou vypravu vedl.
"Mame rozkaz, abychom tuto
mistnost prohledi."
Nacez ieden, nasledovan He
lenou sc odebral "a bar a dru-
ri sli nahoru, ieden schody
pTednimi a druhy pouzil scho-
diste vzadu. Hostinsky byl
chvili rozpacfch, ale potom
sci "a nevitanymi navstevniky.
Pc hekolika minutach Nee
move vysli, vstoupili do ceka-
jfciho automobile a odieli.
"Kdyz tatinek sesel doli, di.
vii Sc, re muzi odjeli, aniz by
mistnost dale prohlizeli. Ma
tka, iez ukladala ku spani
bratra Franka, vesla take a
ptala sc tatinka, iest-li ze snad
muzi nevzali take penize. O.
tee bezel rychle nahoru "a
nndlouho Sc vratil bledy iako
smrt. Penize jsou pryc, pravil,
Matka sklesla ma zidli a dala
sc do place." vypravela dcera
okradenych manzelu, detektiv
nimu poruciku Nevelovi..
Jarkdvic penize vyzvedl V
poledne, aby mohl zakoupenJ-
hostinec zaplatiti a jeho zena
Marie male jneni zabalila do
satkn a nosila phi sobe. Byly
to vetsinou $50 a $40 bankov-
ky. VeGer Vt hod. penize u
lozila do zasuvky klosetu v
loznici. Tlodejska navSteva
Sc stala jen O Is minut pozde-
il.
Okradeny hostinskv byl iiz
hned vcera veGer doveden ma
hlavni policeini stanici, kde
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Plavacky.- "Coz opravdu
ie ten mostovy motiv ma desi-
ii halerich tax hezky, re no
dali take ma peti halere?"
"To zrOvna ne - ale kdyz
nemame penfze ma mostly, da-
vame zatim mostly ma nase pc
niZe."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-04
DNES JEST PRVNf RECl-
STRACNf DEN.

Volebnf bulky budou dnes
otevfeny cd 5. hodiny odpole-
dni az do 10. hod. vecerni. Re-
gistrovani dopoledni bylo pro-
vad6no cd 8 hod. rano do 3.
odp. Registrace nekona Sc v
Lakewood, East Clevelandu,
Cleveland Heighta j;nych
pfcdm6stich. Obcanstvo tech
to jmenovanych osad jez Sc cd
posledni registrace presteho-
valo aneb jest novymi volici,
budou zapsani dne 10. a 20.
fijna. JIM sc nemusi dati Ia
psati.
Obyvatele Clevelandu musl
Sc vsak nechati registrovati po-
zrovu, bez ohledu ze zapsani
JIG byli. urednictvo vclebni
rady odporucuje volicstvu, by
registrovalo co MONA nejvice
a necekalo ma registrace dalSi
dne IL, 10. a 20. rijna neb do
5. listopadu, kteryz posle1ni
den jest urcen pro volice, KITE
ii sc nemohli dostaviti k regi-
straci bud nasledkem nemoci
neb nepritomnosti v meste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-04

Pan: To je ku po'divu. Mar
ko, stale do k,amen pfiklada.
te a temperature nestoupa, te.
plomer ukazuje poiad .ien il
stupn.
Marka: To on snad, milost.
pane. nebude natazenej.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-04
MA NAVSTEVU DO
CESKOSLOVENSKA.

odjiZdi PIP. Pavel Brncik a Jan
Hajtmanek z vych. SO. nj. Phi.
stav newyorstlv opusti 3. riina
lodi Beregaria spolecnosti Red
Star Line. Pfeplav peclive ob-
staral p. Fred. Holub v new.
burghske odbo6ce The Cleve.
land Trust Co., Broadway q
Harvard. -
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Volebni otazka. z NIUE da-
ii senkyr, kdyz sam nemdze
Sc dostavit k volbe, nekomu
plnou moc?"
"NemGze jezto je zvykly da
vat moe neplnou."
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-03-15

tions In counties may take. sdvantaGs
Of the soldiers memorial bill which
provides that the state will pay
| $1,000 to each county or organization
In o. county which raises q similas
sum for . soldiers memorial.
S. B. No. IL. Appropriating $685.
900 for the veterans welfare com.
mission, and reappropr1ating such
monies ~ we're unexpended In the
last biennium by the commission.
s. B. No. 140. Requiring county
auditors to record soldiers dis
charges and the furnishing of certi-
fed copies of same; fixing the fees
for recording and making certified
copies at 25 cents.
State Affairs
H. B. No. IL. Repeating the
tobacco license law of the 1921 ses-
sion.
H. B. No. II. Prescribing that
each department of state shall fur
nish statement to the legislature at
the end of the biennium.
H. B. No. "a. Relieving county
assessors from the collection of agri-
cuicuIAi oa'a ior iouerai anu s'a'o
agencies.
H. B. No. so. Eliminating all
passes to state employees.
H. B. No. 70. Providing for the
establishment of a shirt factory at
the penitentiary and appropriating
$4,000 for the erection of build
ing.
H. B. No. Ill. Relating to the
summary proceedings for the re-
moval of public officers.
H. B. No. 1873. Authorizing and
directing the refunding of all the
states bonded Indebtedness and ap-
propriating $4,000 to pay the ex-
penses of the transaction.
H. B. No. IA. Removing the $500
limit for the expenses of the attorney
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general. when attending United
States courts.
H. B. No. 1877. Providing for the
defense Of any person accused Of In
sanity or Of being Of unsound mind.
H b. No. 1853. Creating Z nsh and
game bureau under the governor.
s. B. No. 8. Repeating the law of
1919 creating the state tuberculosis
hospital commission.
S. B. No. 10. Repeating the state
constabulary law enacted in 1919.
S. B. No. %. Compelling asses
sors to determine the amount due on
any separate piece of delinquent
property which any person may wish
to redeem.
s. B. No. 27. Requiring that
actions against corporations can be
tried in any county in which the de-
PENDANT has fixed place of business.
s. B. No. 35. Providing that the
penalty for delinquent taxes shall be
per cent and that If the property
is not redeemed in four years 1t shall
go to the county.
S. B. No. AZ. Providing that viii
lage trustees shall hold office for
four years and that the first board
elected under this law shall cast lots
to ascertain which of the three men,
bers remains the four years and
which two shall hold office for two
years only.
s. B. No. 46. Requiring new
sheriffs to execute all writs turned
over to them by their predecessors.
S. B. No. Sc. Providing for the
filing of vacancies existing in either
of the legislative bodies.
S. B. No. SO. Authorizing and d.
recting the state treasurer to borrow
money in anticipation of taxes.
S. B. No. 101. Extending the
privilege of absentee voting to those
physically unable go to the polls.
S. B. No. 1919. Appropriating $780,
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600 to be used to refund tobacco
deaiers' fees paid for their 1928
licenses.
s. B. No. 220. Authorizing the
state to accept from the owner Tor
cancellation and cancel any OF its
own bonds and issue bonds Of an
other denomination In lien thereof.
8. B. No. 225. Relating to rebates
of unearned interest paid In error
and providing that the CLAN shall be
paid by the state from the fund into
which the money was paid.
s. B. No. 800. Requiring the pub
LEGATION of the session laws of all leg
islatures within ninety days after the
governor acts on the last bill.
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dependent or rural high school dis
tricts.
S. B. No. 357. Eliminating the
position of state commissioner Of
education by failure to appropriate
funds for his salary.
Forestry
H. B. No. 116. Appropriatine
$4,000 for the protection of white
pine from blister rust.
s. B. 1875. Creating the Salmon
river game preserve in Idaho county.
s. B. No. 1873. Creating the St.
Maries game preserve in Benewah
county.
Highways
H. B. No 25 Repeating the state
law requiring county assessors and
tax collectors to furnish bonds guar
anteeing the safekeeping of highway
district taxes.
H. B. No. So. Providing for the
transfer to the county road fund of
any surplus funds existing after
good roads district has paid all it's
obligations and disorganized.
H. B. No. 10. An entirely new
system of computing automobile and
truck license fees.
H. B. No. III. Requiring assessors
to forward to the state department
of law enforcement on or before the
twentieth of each month all addi-
tional names of persons subject to |
the payment of motor vehicle tax.
H. B. No. 1877. Providing that all |
funds collected by the commission
of law enforcement for blank, or
duplicate license plates, chauffeurs'
badges, ETC., shall be turned into the
state highway fund.
S. B. No. A. Providing that the
cost of alteration and layout of
districts shall be borne pro-
by the county and high
way district.
S. B. No. go. Declaring and Great
highway as neutral zone.
S. B. No. 95. Providing for the
reation of joint highway districts.
S. B. No. 143. Relating to the
'lacing of signs on the public high
Ways.
s. B. No. 144. Defining a motor
ehicle as any machine propelled by
ny power other than muscular.
Irrigation a
H. B. No. %. Granting authority a
, the, commissioner of reclamation
} extend the time within which the
'ork under the provisions of a per- a
lit to appropriate public water of
le state shall be completed.
II
ppropriators from the payment of
,es to the state department of recla- +
ation for inspection of works e
here the right sought is in addi- d
on to an existing right. il
S. B. 103. Authorizing the boards
directors of irrigation districts to d
'ovide safety funds in bond con- o
acts by making levies Is per cent
excess of the amount which would tt
, required if there were no delin- Il
lencies, until a safety fund of 10 81
II cent of the unpaid bonded in
,btedness has been created. fl
S. B. No. los. Giving boards of il
rectors of irrigation districts power b
contract with owners of existing 81
nails for the carriage and distribu-
IN of stored waters. ii
S. B. No. 1877. Fixing the compen- C;
ton of members of the board of di- CT
ctors of irrigation districts at not
ore than SIS day. IL
S. B. No 1879. Giving boards of re
rectors of irrigation districts power pl
incur Indebtedness not to exceed vi
5000 where the district embraces
$1,000 acres or more. q
Judiciary
H. B. No. A. Giving the supreme
urt power to appoint commission
of the court from among the dis lii
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1Sss sxnA - y V,dsp $500
Ell ~ g u sssu4s5p e5UseAs n
psSoA @, n wUos 1909 7ss4slR "a
u sIsq3 'SNv1snv 'pusIsussno u
'wsss 1900 >ssHsiqI s.piLsM
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Low Killed Night rhsrs

was fourteea and shs was tAiFteeo.
She was Z clasgmate Of mine and
fell deeply In love with her. Another
fellow was In love with her also. We
were always quarreling about her. IN
til she said: You two have q night
and the one who wins. wins my hand"
We fought. but she told the other fsi-
low to punch me hard, and 10 my love
for her died.-Chicago journal.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-03-15
DAHO'S NEW LAWS

According to the Boise Statesma
the following bills have been passe
and approved by Governor Moore:
New laws totaling 101 have bee
added to Idaho's statute books as
result of the work OF the Seventeenth
session of the Idaho state Legislature
which adjourned shortly after mid
night Friday night. This numbe
had been approved by the governo
up to Saturday night, but there ar
many more in the governors posses
sion or in the course of preparation
for his consideration.
Not all the bills so far approved
are entirely new laws but include
amendments to laws which have
been placed on the statutes books by
previous legislatures.
A total of GIL measures, includ-
ing bills, resolutions and memorials
has been introduced in the session
just closed. OF these 379 were SEN
ate measures and 292 originated in
the lower house.
Following is a classification of the
nor and the list will be added to daily
uALll oil lu0dS Jul CO dI z QlSPOOCO VI.
Agriculture
H. B. No. 81 Defining farm pro-
ducts as everything grown in farm,
garden, ranch or orchard; also poul-
try and dairy products excepting
livestock.
H. B. No. 81 Providing for the
abatement of pest-infested premises
and making the cost Of the work a
lien against the property. Appro-
priating $4,000 from the general fund
to be known as the ''pest abatement
fund"
S. J. M. No. l. Urging congress to
pass the Norris-Sinclair farm aid bill.
S. B. No. 207. Regulating unfair
competition in the buying and selling
of dairy products.
Education
H. B. No. 81. Increasing the dis
lance children may be hauled to |
school at district expense from one
mile to one and one-half miles and
giving trustees of school districts
authority to pay the cost of hauling
to anyone.
H. B. No. 1913. Permitting former
students and instructors of the Uni
versity of Idaho to become members
of the state board of education.
H. B. 14S. Authorizing independ-
ent, joint; Independent, independent
class A, joint Independent class A,
rural high and joint rural high
school districts to invest their sink
ing funds in securities of the United
States, state of Idaho or counties of ,
the state.
H. B. No. 1856. Removing from ,
the state board of education the right I
to establish standards for small high
schools.
S. B. No. 43. Regulating the num- 7
Der of probation officers in county +
BY the school population of the /
county. ;
S. B. No. At. Repeating the states T
,eachers' institute law.
S. B. No. 70. Changing the bound !
aries of the Lewiston school district.
S. B. No. SO. Authorizing the r
BOARD of regents of all state educa- +
ional institutions to lease dormi- p
ories on the amortization plan for +
wenty years at per cent and auth
,rizing the creating Of special dormi- c
DRY funds. r
S. B. No. 80. Providing that n
chool district trustees shall deter
nine whether or not school shall be 4
eld more than seven months in their r.
espective districts. d s
S. B. No. 100. Giving trustees of ,
school districts power to
lect some competent person, not
rustec, to act as clerk.
S. Il. No. 167. Counties forbidden c.
D make charge for collection of in e.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-03-15

A bird more frequently Hentieaed
in Burns poetry than either tAe
blackbird o. the song thrush = ~
linnet, Or lintwhite, OF '11Asis." j
seems to have been the favoefts ~
Of the Ayrshire bard.
Evening star., 1923-12-24
Observation-Disclosures s
''Bov of Mine"

boy of Nine" the holiday Offering
at Crandalrs Metropolitan, Is the kind
of picture that would make good
son week." and is at the same time a
good picture for any week in the
year-one that parents might well
profit by seeing.
when Booth Harrington writes
about a boy one can be sure that the
boy will be a normal human, endowed
with all the imps that satan can de-
angelic In boy of Mine" Mr.. Tark-
ington tells story ,of two men and
a boy. One man is the father. The
other man Is just chap who under
stands a lad of twelve years or SO
and knows how to be a pal. The
mother is an understanding soul also,
but she is terribly Handicapped
by being the wife of the boys father.
She tries hard to recall to her hus-
bands mind the days OF his own boy
hood, but his two guardian angels,
Discipline and Punctuality. have
plugged up the memory cells OF an
otherwise brilliant mind. The result
is hearthache and heartbreak all
around until a foundation for compan-
ionship is dug ruthlessly into the
fathers heart.
Ben. Alexander is an adorable
a good actor. Despite
renthood, the picture is bubbling over
with the fun that a regular boy can
produce, and is played by an excel
lent cast, including Rockliffe Eel,
loves, Henry B. Walthall, Irene Rich
and Gene jackson.
"Poodles" Hanneford Is hair-fais-
ing comedy entitled "No- LoafnE,' -