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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14
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tcrnimmt, in 3uflmft Bic Soften Be-
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14
Rationale Grobibitiou.
Sic MnfiinOianne scr 0Muti=s aluuu-
2cngnc" madyt Observation-Disclosures
ltl'gcn bringcnb gcratbcn.

Sn sltlantic Gitp tootc in letstcl
Nodbc bic u9(llti Salopn 9caal1c"
befonl1tlih Die cifriglte IorOcrill SCI
notwithstanding. Sic lit lei
elltldlp'1elt bis 5l11l1 Sabre 1920 Sos
gal15c @ebiet Ser Ser. Stoatcll trufel
51t legcn, 5. y. bis oobin nationalc
Isroblbltlon ein5l1filhrcn. Ger &al1pf,
Der Die NaIiiru1lg zines prohibitions
3ll'otes sur Gerfallung ser Gereillig.
ten Staaten 5lltr 3iele bat, miro nit
alter Nead)t mcitergefiibrt merocll.
Sober Gongreb : &moioot miro ocs=
balb Dor Der nadNten @ubl elmer &C.
llallell &riifl,ng nnterporfen, ulro
NIT ol(cn @afferl, melbe ser Ml1ti=
Snloon Seag1e sur Gerfiiglng iteben,
meroen allc olcienigen befampft, mel
dle llid)t fir rationale Grohibitiol1
el1ltretel1 ODER billOenoe Gerlprcdyllll=
gen gebell mollel1. Sn Ser ndbitcn
Sltlt1g oes Gongrelles miro aacs
%ol1fgeboten meroel1, Inn eilren 8e-
ldlllb Ourd511oriifen, melher 6%ieSSro=
&c zines Erobibitions : Announcements
Den gin5eIitaaten sur albitimmullg
lmterbreitct. Sll5nild)en ober niro
III ben nod l1id)t trodel1en Staatfll
nit alcr Modt fir jtaotlidc Nrobibi-
tiorr, relp. Gouatp 2ocol Option,
lpcnn erltere norlal1fig feline Gbance
baben lpllte, tbingearbeitet merbel.
ga Sic 9lnti Salopn 9eagl1e" nit
eilerncr Gnergie lire Nldne periolgt,
nno 6urdl Nieoerlogen iid) nift ob=
lbreden laBt, neil lie apeiB, oab lie
Die 8eialnntGeit Ser pnritanild.colpi=
niitilden Seften bintcr iid) fat, crgi6t
1ldb bicro1s fiir oas liberale Clement
Die abiolltte 95otbmenoigfeit Gprfebr-
lll1gel1 sir glmebr 5lt treifen lll1o if
tie &Torgnlilatio11en 5l1 fraftigell
lt1O 81 ltarfen. 3icie grfermtnib
lpllte cine allgelncine meroel1. 9eie=
lnalr0 iolte Die @efa6r ltnterld)Gse1l
mo nit Der in liberalen &reilen 0cs
mnerifn1iiden Golfcs ii6lidcn @leid=
'gillti9fcit lid} oarilber bimmgletel,.
IS mdre th0rit6t 5l1 Derbeble1n, i0ab
nit Ser Natipllol : Convention it
letter @nde oie 4rohibitipnsbelnc=
glllg i'll cil1cl1 ncl,en gl1tpidfln,gs=
obihl1itt getretsn lit. Ser Gartci=
fampf ais iolcbcr lnQ @aufborcn 1lno
'oem 3uianmenaeben oaer Belin=
nllngsgenoilcn Ilab MAIDEN. 8eloll=
ocrc polltilde 3ielc loncl olio niht
mchr erltreht mcrocn, mon Mill fcir,clt
problbltloniltllhen Erdiiocntldnfts=
&ololoaten nod alloere eigene Sc
mcrber Inn DfIentlid)e Mcn1ter al1f=
ltelG1, lonOern ieocm 9emcrber sic
probi6itinniltiidel1 Stimnel1 gebel1,
Der bic 2mede Der @cpegl1,g 5ll for=
.ocrlt pcripridt. 9[ue .WutgeIinl=
ten, cinerlei, meld)cr Nortci lie ollge=
|borcl1, lollerl in cil1cn groben @llno
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nobne Scr Notwithstanding ii
Die u9Natform" Scr hctrciic,oun Nor
tel aelidcrt lno lumit olld bic gsob
prphibitlonstrcllcr Gealltcn, bon
Yruiiocntc1 an anpurts, Scr Gpuorcj
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14
.olitiidc n,,b nnpulitiidc RanbslOKcn.

llcber oem intcrnotipnalen &C.
ieb 1tebt nod bus gt%atrr9eleb Scr
Selbltcrbaltung, ocnn mir Site fol=
gen,
am meiiten ldeincn lib Sic bie=
iiaen ariegsbeser iiber bic perlobn=
lidc sprabe Ser 9erlincr Mntrport-
note SIT aiirgerlt.
Die lrelle enaliide ariegsonlcibe
ipa Elm eroBcr Griplg lcill. Nod) eil
iplder grfolg, llno Der criebntc 6ric=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14
6crausocbcr: s. Glider Griutina gu,
Entsrod at the Postofflee at Davenport
as Second cIas. Nattcr.
De1 nxksnae ranafr.ta

De1 rSssnae pens.r.ta. ,tnis1,.s,,t
eelHfaesrs iuslabt, ferbs ysunmern iebe 9Sotsc
x.rs dx Ole Mbor1enien in oicfer 5toSi iii
eesss .racsentliG poer $500 iatrIira hi
asntEedasluTa frei abeeliefert
Ssft her Soft anberbnIb Der sslao,. nars It
ssno stnen' Boftanlt in Den Der. Gtaalcn Ga
' 'ssH noer g'ssico, 5000 Ihsrlid Del spro,,s
Me ssNsssss /. anssase, x1r hures ot. son
.Ansul k'siN y Welfel1f II ben 8er. stuatea. foftei
acs .4ais:u5acatllae 8emufrat", sure st,
EsAg.r Ia oer stGbt $3.50, bei Eoraus3ablum,
?s.e0: mad CANADA $3.50 ulh nan Gurono
'4.oo pe: SSahr bel gora,s6npIunq.
x;:. $500 eNtlsess semutrat", in 3n., Edo,
CT. WHtttpoaS urb @plnnbcnbS, tni.ct l1.1iel,
hos asr Ser. Staten $ $500, mao ganuaa uno
'cH SasopG $3.50 idbrli1 bel Noraissablnne
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

Iie @nren 1ppllcn iebt sen eng
lal1oern allf ocm erropaiiden &riegs-
id)allplab bclfert. @ollen nffenbar
be1peilen, oaB lie gornidt perOienel1,
Elm lcfbitunoiges Golf 5u lei1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

Mortaa por cinenl Sabre NOR
Die grpbc cngliidc 6lottcnldou OUT
Der 6eeoc bon Spitbeao, nit 216
Sdlad)tidiffen. $50 iiluo Oeim Bic
eigentlib bingeratben?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

Ieutlhlono lit millens, fir
bic Siderbcit on1erifaniider Tolla=
gicre SIT garantirell, aber nidt fir
Die 5i6erbeit bon Mlrnitiors : 60
ieiner IeinOe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

Sci ser immer itarfer berpor=
tretcllOcn Neigrlng, iid riidnarts 5t
fon5entriren, miro Sen &llllcn 1lid)ts
a11oeres iibrig bleiben, oils ibre9mtpt=
ltaOt nod, einmal l1m51tallfc1: aus
Netrpgrao Hetrpgrao SIT MAIDEN.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

- 0el1tidlanb garantirt ioie ST.
derbeit amcrifaniid)er Naliogierc. gs
lit nidt perltd1,olid), mie ser Nraii-
sent oieles Mnerbietcn 5uriidpei-
ier fom1tc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

- Sui fei,en Iod lit Sic 5treit=
fragc 51piiden 1elltihlanO lntO Ben
Ser. Staaten 10 erlltlider Nrt, boB
iid nidt Elm frieolider Ml1slueg fin
Ben liebe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

? OVsVWS
,oe miro nibt lange oltf it'd martc,
lalIcn.
St @nglalto lit porlallfig ma
'micoer Ole Traae ltreitig u%clporoen
nper ben &ricg fiibrcn ipu uno mie el
gefilDrt 1perOen loQ.
Mlld bos internotionolc Mcd,
nntB Die Notbmebr onerfcmlen. Iielt
miro lid) aber iclbit oam Ollrdiesen
apeln tic nidt ancrfannt miro.
3ie Sprobe, Sic Sic alllerifa.
niid)e &esprellc gegen 0elltldlamr
fiibrt, lit toie Sprode, Sic ser 80.
BET nod inlnler gcgcn ienc gcfiibr1
Bot, Die ct lid geiltig iiberlege11 peib.
Die 1clle Sreibcit, iiber bic
@opormp @ilion cin .@lld geidrie=
bcn lbat, entfpifelt ith INNER m1ebr
SIT Scr Treibeit, BON Scr Sbiacr lagt,
es gcbe Tie llllr i'm Geib Ser Srall1e.
Ias 2on6 ser nnlegren5tel,
DISQUALIFICATION bat man Mmerifa &C.
llonnt. llnicrc Munitionsfabriferl
ltllo I'M erc 6ebprelle mad)cn es sum
ser unbegrell5ten Shanolid)-
Sci Ser innmer 1t1rfer berpor=
tretclloen Meiglnng, lid) riidmarts 51
fon5entrirelt, miro Sen Ml,ilcn nid)ts
arloeres iibrig bleibell, oils i6re9mtpt=
itaOt 11od) einmal lmn5l1tallfcn: aus
Metrpgrao SIT mad)cn.
- Molltog por cinem Sabre mar
oie grubc crgliidc Ilpttcnldm, ollf
Der &eeoe bon Spitbeao, nit 216
5dlad)tidiffen. $50 lino oeim bic
eigentlib bingeratben?
Iic 9lren mpllcn iebt ben gng=
lanbern alli ocn e%lropaiiden &riegs=
bclfer. @olen nffenbar
oaB lie gornidt peroienerl,
Gin iclbltanoiges golf 5u leir.
80 Ieutlbla,o lit millels, fir
Bic Siderbcit omerifaniider Hollo=
3iere 5l1 garantire1, aber 1lidt fir
Bic Siderbeit bon Matnitions 60
ollllgen leiner 6einoe.
- 0eutid)lono gorantirt ioie ST.
berbett amerifanild)er NaiIogierc. gs
nidt nerltdnolid), mie ser Hraii-
Sent oieles Mnerbietcn 5%uriid1pei-
|en fonlltc.
- slltf feillel1 Ion lit Sic 5treit=
fragc 51pilben Ieltihlano ltl10 Sen
Ser. Staaten 10 ernitlider slrt, oaB
Iih nid)t Elm frieolider Mltslpeg fin
Ben lieBe.
Ter Irl,bel nit Sem 9raiioel,=
ten lit, ooB er cine 5tellrng ei1gc=
llonmelt bot, Sic er nift pertbeioigcn
3eutid)lan0 metlt ibnt Sen
ridtigen Meg, iid aus Ser Sod=
berol,s5lliinoen, in tpelde er
lid nit leiner erlten 9sote perralnt
gai.
- Set Sic Iunfenitation 1T 5op-
bile in Bic @anoe nnlcrer Megierung
ilbergega1aen lit, ooer pielmebr ltn=
ter ocrcn 8epormllnOung ltebt, CT
idcinen mieoer Sic fetten l1eberldrif-
ten III Ben engliiden 3eitungen, Bic
oerrihtcnoe Nieoerlogen ser 1el1t=
idlelt mfiinoigerl, ODER idppcre Ser
lutte, ober bon Sen &erllrlten Der
slaiirten nidts melben. Mon mod)e
iid) aber oesmegen feline Sorgel,, laat
Die uEeoria Sonne". 3ns Rclultat
miro oa0rrh nidt 9%ednoert
9el1tidlon0s nno Selterreid's Sent
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

Gas 2al,o ser lnnbegren5te,l
DISQUALIFICATION bat man Mmerifa &C.
l1annt. lllrlerc Ml1nitipnsfabrifen
11lto l1nlere @esprelle mad)cn es sum
2anoe Ser ulbegren5ten Sda1olidp
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

Die nclle Sreibcit, iiber Sic
@oporulp @iliot Gin .gl1d) cedric
ben bot, entuidclt Iih INNER nlebr
SIT Scr 6reibeit, bon Scr Sdillcr iagt,
IS gcbe iie llllr i'm &eib Ser Sralme.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

Ger Trubel NIT 'oem Nraiioen=
ten lit, ouB er cine Stelllng eingc=
l1olntnel1 bot, Sic er nidt pertbeioigcn
fon. 3eutldlono metlt ibn oen
ridtigen Meg, iid aus Ser 5ad=
gollc be%rous5uiinOen, in meld)e er
iih nit %lei11er Ell ten 9tote p%erra1llt
bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

3ie Spradbe, Sic Sic ol1lerifa-
niid)e &esprelic aegen 8eltt|dlan6
fiibrt, lit bie Sprad)e, Sic ser y o.
bel nod imnmer gcgcl1 icllc gcfiibrt
6ot, Die er iid geiltig iiberIegen apeib.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

SSn Gl1glato lit oorldlliig nal
apicoer Ole Srage ltreitig ucporoen,
1per Den &ricg fiibrcn iou ltno lpie CT
gcfilbrt aperoen lpl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

Mlld oas internotionale Mcd)t
lntB Die Notbrpebr m%erfcnl,el1. Iielc
miro lid) abcr iclbit 0arm bltrdlebelL
apenl1 lie nidt ancrfalult miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-14

s(l1s @uforelt miro gcneloct,
baB Ser rlrmdniide General Ml1itan=
50, ser Sen arieg bon 1878 mitgc-
mod3t ullO I'M SATIRE 1913 elmer Scr
@eertiibrcr geacn 9ul9aricn luar, I'M
u%l1niperlul" bie Gage NuBlonbs iiir
6offnungslus erfldrt fat. Nad icincr
Ml,lidt mire cs reiner @abniinm,
mcnl1 Mumallic, lidl nod alf sic Sei=
tc Der Mlliirten idloacn mollc, ocnrl
ldpn Dor Der rnllilden aatoltropbc
in @ali5ian mare cine %Ocrarti0c Off
tipn mn Gin Irppfel a1f eillcll fei=
ben Stein acneiclL mabreno jebt sic
ulm6l1iide s(rnce in allcr Shnellig>
felt l6inter bie rlliiiide 2illie ellen
ln0 bier Sen ldppcrlten StoB ser Ser
biinoeten a%llibalten miibte. Gin lol=
der StoB apiirbe fiir Die @rnlec cine
rationale aataltropCc 6coclltcll, Gin
S6iflal, bus sic tapfcrc Mrllcc bcs
.2aloes tpagrli6 nidt perOient..
New Britain herald., 1915-01-20
New London HarbOr.
(NOrWiCh Bulletin.D


 In the trying out of the democratic theories the necessity of curtailing expenses has been realized. Notwith- standing the imposition of two nation al taxes from which no one escapes the resources are at a very low ebb. The country's income has been cut so that despite the forcing of the people to make up a large part of it there still promises to be a shortage
 Thus there can be no real surprise in the fact that the effort in behalf of the imprOvem in New London and Bridgeport harbOrs failed. The real cause for astonishment was that Con- greSsman Donovan was so concerned over the success of the Bridgeport project that he considered it advisa ble to attempt to belttle the apprOpria- tion for the eastern end of the state by referring to New London as the "harbOr of the idle rich.'
 Congressman Donovan might be eX- pected to work zealously for his own district, but it is poor representa- tive that the Nutmeg state sends to Washington who attempts to use whatever influence he may have against other worthy projects in his own state. There is. however, no reason to believe that his remark made any difference regardless of the disposition it displayed. The rivers and harbors appropriations must be cut and in that pairing the Connecti- cut projects go temporarily into the discard However, conditions in Washington are not going to remain forever as they are and there is reason for believing that in the readjustment which is bound to come the proper attention will be given to the New London harbor work.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-20
[lhKsI::nOuS l!E1iI,iY

Debility may result from a number oi causes--worry, a1tcr-ctlccts of acute iil- ness, lack of nourisIlmcHt duo to dis ordercddigestion, or anything that maLcs the blood thin, thereby preventing 1t from carrying health and nourisiimeEt to the tissues of the body.
 The symptoms of debility vary byt weakness is always present, often ten dency to fatigue easily, ringing in the ears, black spots passing before the oy,7, weak back, dizziness, WaEtulnc~s caused by inability to stop thinking, and unre- freshing sleep.
 Debility is dangerous because it weak ems the body's defence against diSca.,c. For instance, dcbilitatcd people take cold easily and winter is always trying time for them. When one cold follows another the system surely needs build ing up.
 The treatment of such rundown con ditions with Dr. Williams Pink Pills is based on sound medical principles and common sense. These pills build up the blood so that it nourishes every part Of the body, nerves as well as muscles and brings viror, strength and health.
 Mention this p@pcr and we will ra;t youthc ;)2o,: .ct ;EU.lGinH Cp tho HlooI." ." Address: Er. Williams Medicine Co.,, Schenectady, N. '. Your own druggist sells Dr. Williams Pink Pills.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-20
FOR THAT "RUN-D0WN" . TIRED" CONDITION
Make Yourself Feel
 "Fine-as-a-Fiddle" With Famous RheumaSalts

If the severe strains of business and social life are beginning to tell on you and you are in a rundown condition, give your internal system bath.
 This is easily done by simply dissolV- ing a little Pheuma salts in glass of wa ter and you have a delightful carbonated drink that cleans out the stomach and in- testines, eliminates toxins and poisons,' and leaves the intestinal canal clean and sweet.
 If you are bothered with constipation. headaches, sallow skin, coated tongue. bad breath, indigestion, biliousncss, neu- ralgia or rheumatism, Rheumasaits will fix you up in short order
 Rheumasalts acts quickly and gently on the bowels, liver and kidneys without gripping or nausea. It is a uric acid sol vent as well as a saline laxative.
 Rheumasalts contains no calomel or other injurious drugs. Ask your drug gist for about five ounces. If they haven't RheumasaiC. communicate with .'In fa- rno,,~ E'eunahath Company #il: taDCrE. Min d they will see that you r@ SUB. pliet -vc, 50c and q GO Bottles.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-20
Why Women Chatter.

In the February Woman's Home Companion Ida M. Tarbell, probably the best known woman journalist in America, writes interesting ar ticle entitled "The Palliative Wom- an in which she explains why wom- en chatter and what their chatter is worth One of her principal points Is that women are naturally tall1ative because they spend so much tim With little children. teaching the youngsters the language. This point Miss Tarbell explains as follows:
 If it were not for the chattering of women, the child would never learn to talk
 There is no one probably, that will deny that the first words a child attempts to speak are mere imita- tons of sOunds-that they mean no more to him than sounds do to a par rot. When he begins to initiate there is always, or should be, a woman be- side him, repeating, smiling encour- aging him. The play goes on month in and month out. With infinite pa- tence she chatters to him until con sclousness Is aroused. Then rapidly his education goes on. Words are attached to objects: facts about ob- Jects are perceived: heir form their color, their odor, their relations to the little learner. The words for all these perceptions are slowly gathered in. Then the child learns to com pare, to distinguish values, to TO- member not merely the sounds lr" learns but the. meanings of thG.r sounds. His mind is opened to th. world, and through woman's chat tcring.
 When he leaves her hands ,i; six or seven,' says M de Gourmont. he is man, that is, he talks, which is what makes a man.. The grest intellectual work of women,' he goes on, is teaching language The gram marlans claim that they do it, which is absurd. Children know how tc talk before they go 10 school They already use all the forms of the verb; all the shades of syntax. easiIy and correctly. This power of languaCc the child gets from the woman. Ii is to her honor that later he will use 1t as poet, novelist, philosopher or mOralist, or, to use Nietzschc's strong phrase. as a Creator of valucs'
 Take this view of it-and who shall or can dispute it's truth ?-and how infinitely more valuable to the world is the chatter of women than all the books they ever wrote or or auons they ever delivered. It is of that fundamental order of things. without which cultivation, even civil ization, could not go on.'
New Britain herald., 1915-01-20

order in the pretended interest of the poor and the unemployed. It might break out at any time in the largest and best policed town. It Is the ob- vious duty of all leaders of thought, including the church and the press, to use their influence against the peril of mob rule. There is never any virtue in it even when the inspiring cause, as has frequently been the case in the south, is justly provoca- tive of great public indignation and also causes an unreasonable fear that the routine cf the law is insufficient protection.
 In the recent lynchings there was no understandable prOVOcation what eyer. The offense charged against the slaughtered negroes vas compa ra- lively trivial, There was no excuse for an outburst of frenzy. The crime was committed in the very heart of the state scarcely fifty miles from Atlanta. Probably every one of the perpetrators could be easily identi- fled. There is no evidence that strangers committed the crime Gov. Slaton has acted promptly to bring these criminals to justice but lie needs the support of public opinion, vigorously expressed in unmistakable language.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-20
Not q Proposal of Economy.
(New Haven Register

(New Haven Register.)
 The only ground on which the pro- posed plan of a state printery for Conhecticut could appeal to the good sense of the people would be that of economy. There is no reason why we should have such a thing at any time except to save money. Thiss of all times is the last to consider it un less it's economy could be conclusive ly shown.
 Unfortunately for the fate of the plan, the opposite. is demonstrated Even at Washington, where there is printing enough to keep a govern ment printing office, efficiently and reasonably conducted, busy, the in- stitution is a waste of money because it's existence. causes. the creation of unnecessary work for it. But here in Connecticut it would be impos- sible to find legitimate work enough to keep busy a printing office of the size capable of doing the public print ing as well as it is done now. MOTe- over, with the office esta ablishec there would exist constant temptation to multiply unnecessary printing. We nave too Hluch or that now. The public documents which it is now thought necessary to print could be reduced in size of editions, and not a few of them could be eliminated wholly, without appreciable public loss. No such result, but rather the contrary in many ways, would follow the establish of state printcrN.
 At this time when the need of ic influential legislators and other citi- zens are studying with earnest care the problem of how to keep down the outgo without hampering the state in any of it's legitimatc work. tho pro ject for public prirtcry should be gently but firmly set aside. It is Of doubtful value under any conditions; it is impossible under the present ones.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-20

An appropriation of $3,0O0 as d salary for an engineer is asked for the shell fish comm ission and S3.50O more for motor beat for the mem bers is the newest thing in the economy program at the capitol. The bill has been introduced by Repre- sentative Perry of New Haven. This is one of the commissions that Cover nor Baldwin wants abolished It is wonder the commission did not ask for money for music when it goes out sailing.