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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23

A fund of 100000 has been set
aside by the Northern Pacific railway
to advertise the northwest and en-
courage travel of tourists to Pacific
coast points, according to f. J. Berry,
general agent This fund is in addition
to the Northern Pacific's share in the
big advertising combine of the three
railways. The objective this year will
be Washington and not the Yellow
stone National park as in previous
years.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23

the department Of defense" is said
20 have been given the approval Of
President Harding. The plan is being
prepared for submission to the joint
congressional committee selected to
consider the changes.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23

Official records show that no coffee
has been planted in Haiti for about
120 years; but the fields still produce
enormous amounts, and the crop for
this year is estimated at sixty million
pounds.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23
Not Listed.

nt-Do y know any of Shakes
peare's quotations?
Artful-No; I never knew he was a
stock broker.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23

Government agents recently opened
the grave of James Jones at Brook
Ign naval cemetery, but failed to find
the four million dollars worth of Ro-
manoff jewels rumored hidden in the
sailors coffin. The grave had been
guarded for weeks by a squad of SOL
diers. When the grave was opened the
guard was tripled, every entrance to
the cemetery blocked by soldiers with
fixed bayonets, and every precaution
taken as the coffin was opened. There
were no jewels inside.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23

Continuing their campaign of arson
against property of Free State sym
pathizers, Irish insurgents fired and
destroyed Castleboro, Lord Carew's
historic residence near Enniscorthy.
Damage is estimated at half mil
lion
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23

A three hundred million dollar
Wheat sterilization board to guaran-
lee a fair wheat price for American
farmers would be set up under a
blu introduced in the senate recently
by Senator Gooding, Idaho, republi-
can.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23

Frank H. Collins, graduate of Kan
sas Agricultural college, has been APP
pointed assistant chemist at the ag-
ricultural experiment station at Mos
COW, succeeding William c. Aitken-
head, who resigned recently to accept
position at Purdue university, LAT
ayette, Ind Mr.. Collins has had spe-
cial training in the field of agricul-
tural chemistry, including two years
experience in analytical work dealing
with various agricultural problems.
A. A. Crane purchased all assets of
the Occur d'Alene and ST. Joe Trans
portation company, commonly known
as the Red Collar Line, at the re-
ceivers' sale held in Occur d. Alene
The property includes a number of
boats, warehouses and properties at
Occur d'Alene, Harrison, st. Maries
and other points.
The city council at Bonners Ferry
recently passed an ordinance author
ing the purchase of asite and con-
struction of a reservoir for the stor-
age of water to purchase and lay
down necessary new water mains for
the city.
The Eagles lodge of ST. Maries re-
Gently purchased ground in this city
and will soon erect modern two
story building, SO by 100 feet to be
and fraternal hall. 1t is estimated that
the cost will be approximately $780,
900.
The St. Maries Colonization asso-
citation, new organization for the
purpose of directing prospective set
tiers to Benewah county, held their
first meeting in ST. Maries, the first
week in February. The association
plans to conduct a vigorous education
al advertising campaign relative to
the land, it's soil production and adj
jacent markets.
The school board of Kendrick,
Idaho, recently authorized payment
of $4,000 on the s22,5OO bond issue to
build school house in 1913. A sinking
ing fund was started few years ago
for the purpose of obtaining the nee
essary money.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23
NEW TO-DAY
BUSINESS oPPoRTNNTTTIFs

BUjsqf1NEss PROPERTY FOR sALEGMAIN
St. Penticton, B. @. Will rent to pay good
interest Owned and occupied by agent of
Singer Sewing Machine Co Purchaser gets
established, profitable business free. $4,000
cash required Personal reasons for selling
Box 800 Penticton, B. G.
FOR sALE-PLANING AND SAW MILL
in good territory in Ontario, 10 miles east
of Detroit Mich % minutes. Business good
Address Colin Reid Boutwell,. Ont.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23
NORTHWEST NEWS

May 23 to rs has been selected for
the date of the fourth annual Spokane
National Sportsmen's and Tourists
fair, which promoters say promises to
become national in scope. The fair
this year will no doubt occupy twice
the space used last year and one
block beneath the Spokane Union sta
ton tracks will be used.
Calls for farm hands for spring
work already have been received by
the Spokane labor agents. The demand
has so far been chiefly from Lewiston,
Idaho and the southeastern Washing
ton section. Farmers are now offer
ing $50 to $40 per month and board.
Agents say that there will be de-
mand for unskilled help this year in
more numbers than in the previous
years.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23
WORLDS NEWS
BRIEFLY RET0LD
R,,nortant News of Both Henri
spheres Boiled Down to
Last Analysis

General Degoutte has decided to
Esarm all German police in the
l uhr to avoid a repetition of the in
ddent at Gelsenkirchen, where two
trench officers were shot
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23

A plan whereby the department of
navy and that of war would be
krouped under the single portfolio of
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23

BUILD YOUR OWN SETS; SAVE MONEY.
Send for descriptive bulletin :; parts. panels,
cabinets and accessories. THE WEST COAST
RADIO CO., s. 112 Cedar st.. Spokane, Wash.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23
RADIO

BIG TYPE o. /. Cts. BOOK YOUR OR
ders for spring pigs now, ten dollars each
Fiathead Hog Farms. Kaspell, Montana.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23

BABY CHIX-S. G. WHITE LEGHORNS,
purebred o. A. @. and Tancred heavy lay
ing strain, $3.50 per 100; $165 per 1900
Send for Circular. Chenowith Hatchery, WE
Palmer, Route 4, The Dalles, Ore.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23

GUARANTEED EGGS, HOGANIzED Singl
Comb Buff Orpington or Pearl Guiness 10
each, $40 hundred; Bronze Turkey eggs, so
each. Mrs. j. Wellborn, Warren. Ore.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23

REAL ESTATE AND FARM LANDS
Write FOR DESCRIPTION OF $500
acre tract, Jim Wells county, Texas. In a
body at $50 acre. w H. Graham, Cuero,
Taxas
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23

FOR sALE-TWo GOOD DAIRY RANCHES
in Wenas Valley, by owner. f. F.. Good
win, Selah Wash. Route j.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23
POULTRY AND EGGS
LIVE STOCK

We viii buy your poultry; one or a thousand
r. H. Shoemaker Co. SOC Weller. Seattle
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-02-23
POULTRY

MY BUFF LEGHORNS LEAD THEM ALL,
for laying and exhibition; backed by 10
years successful breeding. Money makers tho
year around. Matching eggs, baby chicks and
breeding stock for sale. e. r. Stromquist,
Box W. Beaverton, Ore.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-03

milionI tun uhli, ktere NELL v
zasobe, ponevadz je pro spat-
nou jakost nemohli prodati a
ktere pri predstiran6m nedo-
statku uhli dobre zpenezili. O.
becny lid, spotrebovatele, to
museli zaplatit.
V pritomne dobe proziva-
me opet nebezpeci stavky u
hlokopi, ktera by jiste privo-
dila nedostatek paliva v dobe,
kdy v kazde domacnosti jest
no nutna potreba. Vetsina spo
trebovateld uhli by jiste byli
volni ma tune uhli priplatit,
ably hornici "a jejich praci Ia
slouzene odmeneni byli. Avsak
pani uhlobaroni, kdyz byli do
nuceni Csc ma tune delnikdm
pfidati, o ieder dollar ma tune
uhli zdrazili. O lacinou cenu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-03

Dsvce v poutech.-"Sloven-
sky Nychod" Is. srpna pfi-
nasi 1tuto zpravu: Nv dedine
Bos potkali pred nekolika dny
cetnici devce, ktere slo poma-
lu ulicf. Divali Sc ma nj chvili
a tn zpozorovali, ze devce ma
ma nohou okovy, spojene rete-
zem, takze nemGze udelati
delsi kroky. Zastavili il a pta
Ii Sc, co il je a jak Sc jmenu-
je. Ddvce bez rozmysleni u
dalo, ze Sc jmenuje Boriska
Cs6kova, re je j 25 let a ze il
jeji otec zakoval do pout. V
techto poutech uz chodi 16
mesicd. Cetnici sli hned k otci
devcete, ably Sc presvedcili o
pravdivosti jeho vypovedi. Sc
dlak Jan Cs6ka primal Sc Get
nikIm, re svoji dceru skutec.
ne skoval do pout a to proto,
re devce krade. Old malicka,
jak jen sc z domu dostala,
vzdy neco ukradla techto
kradezich neustale pokracova-
la pres to, ze byla od rodicd
velmi pfisne trestana "a tyto
ciny. Samozfejme, ze tim
mel otec velke vydaje, nebot'
mulsil vsecky kradeze nahra-
zovati. Tez pred nekolika ro-
Ky pry zavrazdila idita. Ma
sledkem techto vsech udalosti
rozhodl Sc otec, ze jeff krade-
Re znemozni. Proto V noci:
kdyz devce spalo, zapnul il no
hy okovy a spoil je kratkym
retizkem, takze devce, nemoh-
| 10 skoro ami choditi. TAX il
! ponechal v poutech plnych 16
mesfch. Cetnici podali ma otce
trestni oznameni a devceti o.
! depiali pouta, ktera j rozedi-
rala nohy do krve a nadelala
mnohO bOleSti."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-03
DLOUHY ZAPAS Q zIVOT
CLOVEKU PkIMERENY.

Pc dlouha leta Sc vede ne
rovny BOZ mezi horniky a uhlo
barony uznani unie a hlavne
primerenou cast vyt6zku z
jejich prace. Pisatel techto
radkI Sc pamatuje ma velkou
stavku uhlokopd kolem Ouch
cova v Cechach, jiz v r. 1882,
jejiz vidcove "a svoji odvahu
mimo vysetrovaci vazby az 49,
mesicnim vezenim trestani by
Ii. Cd te DOLBY Sc zapas, jak v
Europe, v Americe stale opa-
kuje a posledni zbran, ku KITE
re hornici obycejne donuceni
byli, byla stavka. Ia posled-
nj stavky, die vefejnych zprav
majitele uhlodolG Sc zbavili
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-03
DEN PR ACE.

ference mezi mistry a zamest-
nanci v obuynickem odboru We
Filadelfii.
Jiz "a stavky lodnikn v r..
1903, druhe lodnicke stavky r.
1917 v Massachusetts, "a stav-
ky tiskarG v Albany r. 1920
bylo znamo slovo "skeb". Or
ganisace delnictva zapocala
|tvorenim mfstnich unii a tepr-
We roku 1850 utvorena prvni
mezinarodni unie tiskaru.
Prvnimi trpiteli v boil pra-
ce proti kapitalu, kteri uvrze-
nj byli do zalare pred II roxy,
j bvli James George Lovelase,
Thomas Stanfield, James HON
meth. John Stanfield a James
, Byrne.
Divnym jest dost, re prvni
tri muzi byli wesleyansti ka.
zatele, kteri ale We vsedni dni
pracovali jako farmafsti del
nici v nedeli kazali lidu 2
bible.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-03

Americky Den Prace nezna-
mena jen den odpocinku rdz-
nych delnickych unii. Jest to
svatek, jfmz veskeren narod
uznava dIstojnost a vlastni ce-
nu prace ktery ma byti hlav-
ne dnem k uvazovani Q vel
kych socialnich otazkach, KITE
re dosud cekaji lusteni.
Organisace americkeho del
nictva datuje Sc z r. 1903,
kdy Sc spojili lodni tesari S
opravovaci lodi v New Yorku
a Bostonu tyz rok sc zrodila
New Yorku unie krejcov-
ska. Rok 1903 jest pamat-
nym tim, re tehdy byla Ame-
rika mistem prvni prumyslova
stavky, kdy opetne v New
New Yorku zanechali lodnici
prace, ac jinak jiz drive ne
byla O mensi boje mezi delhi.
ctvem a zamestnavately prave
zadna nouze, dunno je vzpo-
menouti d6lnickych nepokojf
mezi newyorskymi pekafi, di.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-03

pra, , vedou zapas, TAX jako Q
sve suroviny neb nastroje. Kre
st'anstvi hlasaji pfi kazde prf
lezitosti, ale spolulidi povazu-
il "a zbozi, kterym by bez-
ohledne cachrovali jako s ru-
dou, uhlim, neb obilim.
Slavny americky kazatel,
Henry Ward Beacher, ktery
mel $2O,OOO.OO rocni prijem,
dokazoval We SVEN kazani
v New Yorku pred 35 roxy, ze
delnik "a jeden dollar denni
mzdy mGze byt dobre xiv,
sam ale We sve krest' anske
sluzbe sc die toho neridil.
Zda-li 81 nekdo zaslouzi slu-
snou odmenu "a svoji praci,
pax jsou to zajiste hornici.
Kdo mel prilezitost pfijit
do uhelne panve a spatrit mi
sta, kde hornik pri tezke pra-
lei, We tine, v prachu, zdravi
nicicim plynu, We stalem ne
bezpeci zivota must tech 8 no.
din traviti, ten, zdali ma lid
|sky cit, zajiste bude souhlasit
ably hornik dostal "a praci
mzdu nejen ma slusne zivoby-
tt, ale ably pri setrnem zivote
mohl v jiste dobe 81 dopfat
klidneho odpocinku.
! Proc hornici uhlodolech
patricich Henry Fordovi, kde
minuly rok pracovalo 363 del.
nikd, nemaji neprijemnost
pro unii aneb plat? Ponevadz
Henry Ford plati hornikGn
mnohem vice nez unie narizt
je a jejich domovy jsou jake
v meste o ctyrech az sesti svet
nicich die poctu clend rodi
ne. Pro svobodne jest posta
ven hotel, kde mali pohodli ;
> dobrou stravu pfi malych w
dajich. Maji tam verejnou KIN
! hovnu a odborne i vedecke {;
sopisy.
Kdyz Sc "a nynejsich POM
ri mdze tax o sve horniky po
starat Henry Ford, proc meme
hou ostatni?
Zajiste kazdy Gdsky citic
clovek by pral podzemnin
pracovnikim, ably v tomto q
pase ziskali nejen vetsi mzdy
ale uznani unie, neb KID
ljsou hornfci sorganisovani
organisace uznana, jest nj
mi lidsteji zachazeno a zdra
votni opatreni lepe provadenc
F. s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-03
TABOkI!

Vitejte nam k aeropagu pr6.
CO v metropoli ohioske.
Cleveland cesky svatek dnes
sv9ti
sem sjfzdeji Sc Tabord d9ti,
muzi a zeny statecnych tvari,
nadseni, radost z oci jim zari.
~ Ast&in
Jedou k nam ma snem, ku
praci perne,
utuzit take pratelstvi verne,
Ivysoko vztycit kalichem
prapor!
|Vitani bud'te, zdrav budiz
Tabor!
|Jednota nase vGncem, hle, z
kviti
chce ceskou slavu dnes
oslaviti,
| Ivitezstvi slavna z urputnych
bojG,
ltriumfy velke Zizkovych voja.
Europa zasla mad jejich
silou,
Ijak hajit znali vlast nasi
milou
Ipred Nemci vrahy, pred zlo-
bou Rima,
vzpomfnkou ma to pycha mas
jima.
|Pycha mas jima silou jich
| ducha
"osvsta, mravnost", Erase ne
] hlucha
Kdys byla Cechim i nam bud
'Itez "Pravda Husova - bud {
! nami st6le!"
TAX bratfi psano ma stitech
i vaSich
|vitani bud'te ma hrudich
], nasich.
Fracem pax Vasim budiz
] zdar a cest!
"Lesnate m9sto" ma vas hrdO
jest.
Vozove hradby Sc Zizkou
;! cele
, prchaji pred mimi nepratele.
,Nepadl Tabor! - Tabori jso'
: zde,
-|v lesnatem meste, We Cleve-
lande!
ICleveland cesky svatek dnes
sveti,
sem sjizdeji Sc TaborG d6ti,
imuzi zeny, statecnych tvafi
, lnadseni, radost, z oci nam
Zarl
; J. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-03
Nskolik opravenych a dopln6
nych pfisiovi.

Kdo tluce, musi szaplatit, co
roztloukl. -
Dobreho .po' mafd, ale pivo
ma male" .neni, dobre! ;s,..
NemAlij certa ma stsuu, pri-
jde pan domaci a yynada ii!
iDarovanemu koni ma zuby
Sc nedivej, jest dnes uplne
zbytecne prislovi, ponevadz nj
kdo kone nedaruje.
Kdo stoji cizi, prichazi do
'kriminalu!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-03
JAK KIDD KRADE.

Kupec kupuje "a pet prstn.
D6lnik ze skelne huti vsechno
vyfoukne. Drevost6p 1eccos
stipne. Dluznik 81 vypnjcuje.
Koci, kde Sc CO da, slohne. -
Delnik z cihelny vypaluje. -
Posluhovacka leccos uklidi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-03
"Realismus We skole.

Ucitel: "Ktery smysl je u
cloveka nejvyvinutejsi? Nu,
ty tam, Petracku?'
Petracek: "Smysl pro iidlc
a pitt"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-03
PEKNY KOMPLIMENT

Jisty pan, ktery daval slep-
ci almuznu, presvedcil Sc, re
zebrak ten neni slepy. do
miouval mu, proc talk lidi kla-
me. Ale zebrak rekl: "Jen
mne, prosim jich, jemnostpane
nevyzrazujou! To vedi, clo-
v9k Sc zivi jak mize a neko-
lik tech hlupakd Sc pfece vzdy
cky zmejli a veri' mil"
Holohlavy (k vtipkari, KITE
RI 81 no dobira pro jeho ples)
"Videl jste jiz nekdy, ably byl
vIl plesaty?"
"Ne, dnes poprve."
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-04-11
Opening Night OF
First Commercial
Exhibit In Eastport

The Annapolis and Eastport Com
mercial Exhibit opened at the East
port Methodist Episcopal Church
last night with a large attend
ance. A fine lot of merchandise lis
on exhibition among which are
mems and women's shoes, hats and
other apparel; candies. cakes. fruits.
groceries, chickens. coal, poultry feed.
electric lamps, vacuum cleaners. pic
lures, furniture and many other ar
ticles. Any article can he purchased
but cannot be removed from the ex-
hib4t until Thursday night. At this
time everything will be sold to the
highest bidder.
The tea room did a rushing busi-
ness serving hot sausage sandwiches.
coffee, ice cream and cake. The ex-
hibit will continue tonight and close
tomorrow night. 1t is hoped that all
in the community will visit the ex-
hibit.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-04-11
Ry. To Pay City Tax
On Milk For Academy
Hauled AS Freight

As a result of long series of con-
ferences and correspondence between
city authorities and officials OF the
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
railroad. the municipality is at last
to receive a franchise tax from the
railway company, on account of the
milk supply for the Naval Academy
which is hauled from the govern
ment dairy farm at Gambrills. this
county. The city has long contended
for payment on the milk hauled as
freight. Only recently, however, has
the matter begun to approach a solu-
ton. Officials of the company have
written the city authorities, express
ing a willingness to pay l per cent
on milk amounting. to s16.O6444, 70
milk hauled. The city is holding out
for 2 per cent. payment. 1t is ex-
pected. however, the matter will be
satisfactorily adjusted.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-04-11
G. o. P. SENATORS GIVE
NEWS ON FOREIGN
RELATIONS TRIBUNAL

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Apr. IL
Views OF Republican senator's who
look with disfavor on some features
of the Administration proposal for
American membership in the perman-
ent court of international relations
were presented in conference with
Secretary Hughes today by Senator
Watson, OF Indiana, one of the Re-
publican leaders in the Senate.
The conference developed a discus
sion lasting nearly two hours, in
which the proposal was viewed in
every detail. including its political as
poets.
Senator Watson left the State De-
partment saying he was impressed by
the logic of Mr.. Hughes, argument
but that his position on the matter
was unchanged.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-04-11
MARCH BANNER MONTH
IN PRO-" /" ENFORCEMENT,
COM. HAYNES ANNOUNCES

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Apr. H.
March was the banner month in pro-
cases brought, Commissioner Haynes
hibition enforcement in the number of
said today on the first anniversary of
the establishment of divisional area
and divisional prohibition enforce
ment agents.
There were 1923 cases brought last
month, or 600 more than the previous
high record. Mr.. Haynes said, adding
that whereas a year ago the force
comprised less than $50 agents, today
it contained nearly 500 and has
doubled in efficiency and productivity
More vigorous action by the Federal
government to stop smuggling of
liquor was asked of President Hard
ing today by Wayne B. Wheeler. gen.
eral counsel of the Anti-Saloon
League.
81 am sure that the President will
do everything within his power to
help prevent this scandal upon our
Shores" said Mr.. Wheeler after his
visit to the White House.
There are limitations. of course. as
to what the government can do, but il
has not yet exhausted all the re-
sources at its command"
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-04-11
COUNTY FARM BUREAU
WILL STOUTLY OPPOSE
DAYLIGHT SAVING PLAN

Although no move looking to plac-
ing the Daylight-Saving plan into ef-
feet in Annapolis this summer, has
as yet been made, both the Anne
Arundel County Farm Bureau and the
State organization. are stoutly oppos-
ing its application. The Farm Bu-
reau. in a communication filed with
the Mayor and City Council, directs
attention TO the matter. and requests
the municipalN officials to oppose il
at the present time. as well as any
Legislation that may be attempted in
the future. whether or not it is adopt
ed in Baltimore city.
1t will be recalled that the City
Council adopted an ordinance provid-
ing for the adoption of the daylight
saving. but was pushed to the action
because of its application in Balti-
more city. and the resultant confus-
ion in train schedules, etc. 1t work
ed hardship particularly upon farm
ers, causing them to be up and about
long before natural daylight. and the
farming interests propose to fight il
even stronger on this ground. if the
situation should again arise. The To-
cal bureau at a recent meeting adopt
fed resolutions in the premises. a copy
of which has been laid before the
City Council.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-04-11
MOVIE SHOW OF BOYS
WEEK FOR BOYS ONLY

The Rotary Clubs drive for Boys
Week" April 30 to May 4. continues
to attract widespread interest and
support. and every indication points
to the fact that 1t will go lover the
top" with zip and bang In the
article of yesterday announcing that
Manager Reed. of the Circle Play
house. has offered the theatre gratis
for a matinee movie and entertain
ment for the boys on May 4, a wrong
impression was conveyed.
The article read that the show
would be for both boys and girls
This will not be the case, however
The show will be exclusively for boys
Their attendance will be big tax on
the capacity of the playhouse, and it
would be out of the question to ac-
commodate girls too. Every function
of Boys Week." in fact, will be for
boys only.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-04-11
FED. BANK RECORDS
ARE OBJECTED To
Counsel Strongly Opposes Their
Introduction In Trial Of ].
Edward Young Today

BALTIMORE, Md, Apr. 11.-Strin-
gent opposition to the use of records
prepared by Federal bank examiners,
who investigated the misapplication
of funds of the National Bank of
Hagerstown, marked the resumption
of the trial of j. Edward Young, for
mer cashier of that institution.
Objection was made by w. Calvin
Chestnut. counsel for Young, to the
use by Edward Latimer, single bank
accountant of the Department. OF JUS
tice, who investigated Young's al
legged Irregularities in his personal
account with the bank in the year of
1920. Latimer was the first witness
called today and was prepared to use
the copy as an aid in his testimony.
Attorneys Contention Upheld
The attorneys contention was sus-
tanned by Judge Soper and United
States District Attorney. who is
prosecuting Young. was directed to
supply the witness With the original
records of Yolng's accouu- and the
banks books from which they were
taken. The testimony of he bank cx-
aminer was that his investigations of
Young's account. beginning June 20,
1920, showed that his credit account
with the bank showed several over
drafts.
Mr.. Chestnut here interposed with
the statement that the record taken in
its entirety would show that the ac-
count was not overdrawn when Young
severed his connection with the bank
in the fall of 1920.
The amounts which Young is al
legged to have misapplied total
$33, ,22996.
Although the bank is said to have
lost no money in the transaction, the
point at issue, according to the dis
trict attorney, is whether it is legiti-
mate for the cashier of national
bank to use its funds for investment
purposes when there's no intention of
fraud.