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Hi I V. Editortog Editorntfts $140i FIRSTWSTDTY I NANCEfor a dozen summers or so, and very few of them have not been worth twice the price of a ticket to those who attended. We hope a way may be found to continue the programs by next summer.at Pella, 11 matter.!e is will-ean state nationalmust alsoform. The ever turn rsed bothie time.S. ship-liquor onimply ad-A young snob whose home Is at Des •Moines recently graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy, and it has come tolight since his graduation that he is responsible for an act of disgraceful ridicule toward a classmate. He hns been reprimanded by the assistant secretary of the navy, and Des Moines papers say he hns stated that he does not expect to follow a naval career. Graduates of the Academy are commissioned as ensigns, the lowest rank in the navy and are usually assigned to some vessel for further experience. Olmsted, the man who is guilty of the conduct criticised, will probably be allowed to escape punishment by resigning his commission. The moneyexpended by the government upon hiseducation will, therefore, be wasted. He should be put to work in the navy as a seaman and required to serve there until he proves himself worthy of the rank for which he was educated.Colonel Brookhart, Republican can-
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Pella Chronicle
Pella, Iowa, US
Thu, Jun 22, 1922
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