The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 3, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO MANY TEACHERS WILL ATTEND NORMAL SCHOOL sea ‘ { Practically All Teachers in City Schools Planning to Leave City This Week VARIED VACATION PLANS Many of ‘the teachers from the grade schools will attend the Valley City normal this summer for six or twelve weeks before returning to their homes or a resort for the. sum- mer. Some of the high school teach- ers will go on automobile tours or to cool spots to rest. Practically all of the teachers who are planning to leave town will leave: between today and the first of the weel. Supt, and Mrs, J. M. Martin will leave the city in the mcur future for Nebraska City, Neb., which will be their future home. a Miss Hazel Pangburn, supervisor, will attend the state normal at St. © “Bradish Johnson Carroll, Jv., of New York, and hig-bride seem to be happy on.their honeymoon at Atlanti¢ City despite disinheritance by his cbecause of his second marriage. . . ‘wealthy fal Love ‘Laughs at Wealth ~ Cloud, Minn., after a short visit at EE RENT ETN Re ok Sauk Center, Minn. Miss Emma Taubert supervisor of music will return to her home at Cagselton. V. H. De Bolt, principal at the high school, plans an automobile trip to the Pacific coast. Peter T. Swanish, coach and in- structor .in commercial work, will olis, Minn,, before. leaving for Chi- spend two weeks visiting in Minneap- lis Minn, before leaving for Chi- cago where he will attend the Union Business Institute for teachers. Roy H. Neff, instructor in manual training, will be employed by the lo- cal board of education this summer. Misg Irene M. Eastman, instructor in chemistry, will spend the summer at her home in Hamilton. Miss Olive A. Kinsella, instructor in physics, is returning to her home in Aberdeen, S. D. She will leave Monday. Miss Elizabeth Jones instructor in history, will remain in the city for the summer. Miss Madge Runey, instructor in English, will spend the summer in the vicinity of Bismarck. Miss Winifred Robertson, instruct; or in English, will return to her home it Willow City. . Miss Dorothy J. Miller, instructor in English, has already gone to Phil- adelphja, Penn. where she was: called by the death of a relative. ‘Miss Mary Giffin instructor in mathematics, will go to her home at Estherville, Ia. (Miss. Cora Van Beek, instructor in English will spend the summer at her home in Westfteld. Miss Olga M. Johnson, instructor in home economics, will return to her home at Rhinelander, Wis. Johnson will not tpach here next year, ‘Miss Victoria Stanka, instructor in physical education will leave for her home in Milwaukee, Wis. ‘Miss Marvel Bjornson, instructor in Spanish, will spend the summer at her home in La Moure. Miss Bjorn- son will not teach in Bismarck high school next year. Mies Esther Weightnan, instruc- tor in Latin, will return to her home in Mound City, Mo. She will not teach here next year. - Miss Margaret Welch, instructor in algebra, will spend we summer with her parents at Detroit, Minn., where they have a sumer home. Mrs. Melvina Pollard, instructor in socjology, will spend a part of her summer in Wisconsin where her mother is ill. Teachers in, Willlam Moore schgol will spend their summer as follows: (Miss ,. Frances, Mallory, will go to her, home at Ellendale. Mrs. C.. A. Marr, formerly Miss (Martha Becker, will remain at her home in Bismarck but will not teach Next year. hes ‘Miss Margaret Dinneen will go to her home at Lind Station, Wis. Miss Merja McGarth will spend the summer in Ruth Ford, Minn. Miss Cecjlia Cullen will go to Wav- erly, Minn. ‘Miss Isabel Campbell will spend her. summer at her home in Sheldon, bi Ta. H Migs Helen J. Register will be mar- ried in a short tine, she will not teach next year. Misa, Betta Jacobson will spend the summer. at Daizy. The teachers from Wil! school will spend their summer as follows: Mrs. Ella O. Casselman will re- main in Bismarck and tutor several children. Miss Jennie Gilliland will remain at her home in Bismarck. Miss Ella Larson will attend the normal school at Valley City for six weeks. The remainder of the summer she will spend in Audubon, Minn. Miss Maye A, Peitz will visit for a short time at Minneapoiis before go- ing to ‘Hankinson, Minn., her home. Miss Sara Andrew: will attend the Valley City Normal for six weeks, then return to Bismarck. Miss.. Esther Maxwell will attend the summer school at Valley City. ‘Mise Grace Hand will motor to. her home at Valtey City, where she will remain all summer. 1, Trouble in China ing in China and cauging concern to the United States and other nations interested in Chinese trade, is practl cally over, But now new trouble has arisen in China that will cause fresh worries to our country and to European commer cial nations, Reports from Urga, in Mongolia, an inner part of China, says that a Bol- shevist or communist government has been set up there. The reports say this government has been set up by Russian Bolshevist agents who. came from the Far East- ern Republic of Chita, in Siberia. The Russian soviet government, it is said, has recognized the new Mongolian government. i The Mongolian government, accord- ing to the reports, has asked Amer- ican merchants and other foreign mer- chants in Mongolia to turn over at once all their. property to the Mon- golian government. This annoys our government and It ig almost certain that trouble will re- sult. ig the Bolshevist government in Mongolia lasts. Many ‘American. business men are interested in the fur, hide and wool’ Miss kbusiness in, Mongolia. If their posses- stony are, seized they will lose heav- iy. Our government, of course, must Protect its citizens who are in busi- ness. abroad. : Consequently our gov- ernment probably will ask the Chinese government to send soldiers to Mon- golia to restore order. If the Chi- nese government is not able to pro- tect the interests of our people in Mongolia, our own government. may take a hand in the matter. What is the meaning of the term “communist government?” That means a government that does not be- lieve in private property —that be. Neves in the state owning and oper- ating all factories, stores and indus tries for the benefit of the people in- stead of for the benefit of private in vestors, Another Irish peace meeting now is in progress at. London. The first meeting, you will remem. ber, took place at London several ménths ago when representatives of Re Miss Florence Keniston will be the new sixth grade teacher at the Rich- holt school. Miss Alice Olson will attend the Valley city normal. (Miss Ruth Resley will go to her home at Edgeley. drace Julson, will remain in Bis- marck, Miss Sarah Morris will spend, 32 weeks at the Valley City normal, Miss Fipy Vetter will spend 12 weeks at-the Valley City normal. Teachers from the Kindergarten will spend their: summer as follows: Miss Matilda Williams will conduct the summer kindergarten in the Wil liam Moore school. e Miss Anne Mullaney will assist Miss Williams in the conduct of the kind- ergarten work. > | Gloom Chasers - | _—______—_- —> GASOLINE OUTLOOK iz Passenger cars and motor trucks in United States total beyond 10,500,000 on basis of latest census by National Automobile Chamber of Commerce. Auto industry is beginning to consider ah output of 1,800,000 passenger cars and 300,000 trucks the normal figure for a year’s production. This is the basis of the oil trade’s CURRENT EVEN Another Discussion of World Happenings in Simple Language For School Children and Busy Adults 2. Irish Groups , Confer The civil war which has been rag-fIrish revolutionigts met ‘to talk peace (Mrs, Grace Indseth, formerly Miss | P#! Miss. Lois McGettigan will remain] optimism about the future of the gas- in Bismarck, but she will not teach|oline industry, which is regulated by school next year. © use of motor cars. Gasoline sales this The teachers for Wachter school] year apparently will break all records, will. spend their vacations as fol-| probably exceeding 6,000,000,000 gal- lows: lons for domestic and export consump- Miss Gertruge Bergen will spend |tion. six weeks at the Valley City Normal e FAILURES then return to her home. Business failures total 448 in one ‘Miss Florence Bentley will spend | week, compared with 303 in correspon- the. summer with her parents in St.|ding week of 1921. Paul, Minn, Miss Emma Voves will spend 12 weeks at the Valley City normal school in order to finish her course. Miss Ruth Halvorson’ will atten the Valley city normal, then retur to-her home at Lisbon. Her sister, Miss Edna Halvorson, will return to Bismarck with her jn the fall and both will teach in Bismarck. STEEL PRICES UP _ Steel prices continue upward, the eight leading steel commodities now averaging $46.20 a ton, which is $4.08 q|@ ton higher than 10 weeks ago. The n {average was $37.11 in the 13-year period, 1901-1913. FAVORABLE BALANCE Foreign trade outlook is better. In April, exports exceeded. imports $104,000,000, which leaves America Teachers from the Richholt school |§ %» will spend their summer vacation as siositcoctine a ue rae ot shoal follows: Miss Agnes Boyle will remain in|ago, the city. Miss Dora Wallen will spend the summer at her home at Volga, S. D. ae of exports is nearly as big as a year FORD BREAKS RECORD Henry Ford has just smashed his record by turning out 4876 cars and 3. Egypt Self-Ruling with representatives. of the British government. “ “ At the meeting, the British repre: sentatives agreed to give up control of Ireland and allow. the Irish people to govern themselves, a {But Ireland: did not become peace- fal. Eamonn ralera and other Irish- men did not Heve.-the. British gov: ernment had.yleldéd. enough .to. the Irish people. Others were. well. satis- fied with the terms the British gov- ernment had made. |. 2) f..* These two, groups—thoge:who are satisfied and those who’ are.not—have been. fighting ceaselessly and many lives have been lost, . . Finally, a-few days ago, Eamonn de Valera, leader of those who are nét satisfied. and Michael Collins head of the Irish government agreed to in- ‘struct their followers to: cease fight- ‘ing and hold a peaceful election. That brings us to the present meet- tng at London, Representatives of the Irish govern- ment are meeting with representatives ofthe British government to decide whether the agreement between de Valera and Collins violates the orig: ‘nal agreement between Ireland and "England giving Ireland its freedom. Egypt now is making. preparations to be a self-governing nation just like the United States or the other great powers. , 4 . King Fuad will be head of the new Egyptian government which will be a monarchy. instead of a. republic like our country. | Self-government will be a new thing tor the Egyptians. For, while Egypt is one of the oldest countries on earth, its people have not ‘governed them- selves for more than 2,000 years. First, Egypt. was conuered by the Greeks under Alexander the Great. Later it was ruled vy the Romans. For many years Egypt was a part of the great Arabian empire or caliphate Latey it became a part of the Turkish empire, In modern. times, France and Eng: land struggled for the control of this old country and England won. Now England has given Egypt its freedom and the Egyptians once more will taste self-rule. To rraed trucks in one day in his Detroit plant. Since he started, Ford has manufac- tured 6,000,000 cars. A French scientist of distinction says that'womén are less sensitive to in’than men, and actually, feel less of it in a’given operation. “MOTHER! Clean ‘Baby’s Bowels with “California Fig Syrup” .. Hurry Mother! It. baby, has colic, diarrhoea, food souring, feverish breat diarrhoea, food gouring, feverish breath, coated tongue; is restless’ and jan’t sleep because of clogged bowels, give a half-teaspoonful of California Fig Syrup. It moves the wind and gas and’ all the souring food, bile. and Poison right out of the tender little bowels without cramping or overact- ing and baby usually gets peaceful re- lief. Contains no narcotics or sooth- ing drugs. Millions of mothes depend upon California Fig Syrup to keep baby’s bowels clean, sweet, and regular. Ask your druggist for genuine “California Fig Syrup” which has full directions for infants in arms and children of all ages plainly printed on bottle. Mother! You must say “California” or you-may get an imitation fig syrup. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE NEW WITNESS Says'Man was Wounded and Taken to Mother’s Home ‘New, ‘Rochelle, N. Y., June 3.—Ex- amination of James Cunningham, a nection with the killing of Clarence stancés that have involved Walter Ward, of New Rochelle, was planned by authorities, y Cunningham waa arrested as a ma- terial witness. man wounded in the battle‘with Ward following attempted blackmail had been taken to his mother’s home and Phat the man told him about the blackmail plot to. force money from Ward several days before it occurred. Detectives ara searching for the wounded man whose name and prob: able hiding place were revealed by au- thoriti¢s. . PEOPLE'S FORUM | WILL DONATE PARK Editor ‘Tribune, Dear Sir: i In Jon paper of May 23rd just re- ‘ceived,an article appears stating I made an offer to donate to the city of 7 ‘Bismarck for park or.playground pur- poses about 4%4 acres of land in the incoln improvement. addition. - This I would. like*to correct as the facts are somewhat misstated. Last: year when’ your valuable pa- per Was agitating for parks and play- grounds.for Bismarck I wrote one of your city commissioners that I owned one thousand dollars worth of stock in the Lincoln addition which I would gladly. donate to the city for park or playground purposes. and asking the commissioner to take. it up with the officers of the, Lincoln addition to as- certain if, they would be willing to deed 'to-the city three or four-acres of the addition for'this stock. I have not heard a word from anybody about the proposition to date, But will say that I ‘am ready to deliver over the stock for the purpose stated. Going out of town on the south or Fort road there is most always a lot of children playing in the road and it’s.a wonder some one has. not, been injured before this. In order to give these children a safe “it new life? Why the new trouble with lock Holmes How Palestine tion? famers? plane? bals? good health ? ~ INWARD CASE race tfack follower, arrested in con- | i Peters’ under wysterious circum-|f He stated that the}, the officers of the addition will deed over to the city as large a lot or piece of land as the stock should purchase to be used solely for ‘park or play- | ground. purposes. Yours truly, HENRY TATLEY. Los Angeles, May 29th, 1922. McKie i € Wise ‘Methers no longer punish _ eross.children. TH light shines through, the window only when it is clean sa brighton hp isi. a8 wel ag on ‘the outside, And. the light shine frovd’the face the little child when it:is clean from within’ as well as, without.” When their little faces aro clouded with troubie, it is a sure sign that there REALLY 1S trouble somewhere. Generally with their bowels, ’ Give them from a half:to two little cubes of Analax at bed time, JOS. BRESLOW Bismarck, N. D:*« Distributor McK & R HEALTH HELPS place to,play T made the offer. I hopz | Si aS 0 YOU KNOW . Whether the new Republican Bull, Moose movement is likely to split the party or give How, many thousand steel workers are now working 12 hours a day? Irish peace may make fresh England? Why we are lending millions to a negro re- public.in Africa? What is being done to head off a coal panic and famine prices? How the building-trade evils, scandals, and graft are to be rooted out? Why Doyle doesn’t raise the spook of Sher- and stop the crime wave? What likelihood there is that Germany will ever pay France a red cent? feels about Jewish immigra- What Tiotzky’s reply is to Russia's de- About the racial hash of political refugees who have turned Berlin into a Babel ? Why the ten thousand lakes of Minnesota are drying up ; Ammundsen’s plan to fly to the North Pole by ? About the telephone meter that penalizes the long-winded? 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