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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
G o N v o G A r +.

sSocietatea romina de ajutor 81
ellltura ,,Dacia Romina.' din
Cincinnati, Ohio, Conyoaca pc
toti membrii sal lua patre la
sedinta generala de 6 luni, care
Sc va tinea Dumineca, IA Iulie
1913, la orele 2 p. M, in hala
Societatii din 2192 Central Ave.
La ordinca zilei va fl alegerea
noilor functionari pc timpul de
s luni urmatoare ale anului 1918.
Fratii membrii vor<bine vol Sc
conforna >acestei conyocari. Alb
sentele nemotivate Sc vor pedep-
Isl conform statutelor.
In nunlele Societatii ,,Dacia
Remina" din Cincinnati, Ohio:
6tois Marcu, vice pressdinte.
George Babes, secretar,
*s 10 KY
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09

Societatea rom. ,,TTnoveana'
din Torrington, Conn. - Con
voaca pc toti membrii sal din loc
81 jur lua parte la adunarea
generala de 6 luni, care Sc va IT,
nea in ziua de IA lulie 1918, la O.
rele 1.30 p. m., in hala de sedintc
din Main Street. .Avind mai null
te puncte de mare ilnportanta
de rezolvat lntre care punctul /
va II tragerea gramofonului la
loterie, al doilea va Fl darca de
seama pc periodul de 6 luni trc-
cute, in rindul al treilea va Fl a.
lcgerea noilor functionari pc Pc
riodul al dOilea de 6 mni al anu
lui 1918. Deci fiecare frate mem-
bru este rugat ca insistenta a lu-
a parte la aceasta adunare. Alb
sentele nemotivate Sc vor pedep-
81 conform statutelor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09

y toti faatn romini din loc 81 jur
he vor da tot sprijinul dior par
ticipind in un numar cit Sc poate
de mare la aceste festivitati, PIMA
la revedere am ramas salutindu-
va Gu toata dragostea frateasca :
Comitetul aranjator,
(53 4 50 & 64-65).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
CATRE PRISONIERI.

Caut pc fsatelc meu Todor ST.
garteu, Il fost militar in armata
Austro-Ungara. 81 pc verii mel
Constantin Cotutu, Dumitru Co.
tutu 81 loan Bindea. Rog pc fra
til prisonicri carl stu ceya des-
pre- dinsii, sau char dior daca
vOr ceti aceste rinduri sa-mi
scrie 81 le vOiu fl recunoscatOr.
Numele meu este l. Sigarteu din
comma DiafuS NireS, comitatul
Solnoc Dobica.
AdrcSa mea este ur1natOarea !:
Ionas Sigarteu, p. o. B. 168, E.
Youngstown, Ohio.
(50-51 & 1)
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4l MFCAI -
(IPt}BLlCITATEMf
ESzKEK[ASWl
DE vryzARE.

Q grocerie 81 candy store, care
Sc afla intre eel mai multi Re-
mini. Ocazie buna pentru per-
soana fara familie.
Doritorii sd Sc adreseze la ad-
mlnistratia ziarului America
(53-57)
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FACETI-VA DATORINTA

FACETI-VA DATORINTA
81 ajutati pc Uncle, Sam, inrola-
ti-va in armata pentru productii
industriale ale guvernului. Ne
trebue Ferari 81 Montatori de ma
sini. Adresati-va numai decit la:
Theodore Kundtz Company, pc
podul Gel vechiu.
Employment Office Dumineca
de Ia 9-12 a. m.
(1x6).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-09
G A U T

Prisonierii din comma SaIste
comitatul Sibiiului, Transilvania,
aflatori in Italia sau Russia, sunt
rugati a scrie lui I. Salomie 81
Dumitru NIGGA, 626 West 18th
Street, Erie, Pa, U. S. A.
(4S-63-
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70 4" 1MdIed SeTDdfe llaflOnala ca
re va II imperunata Gu sfintirea
Halei Societatii. noastre, in ziua
de IL Iulie 1918.
p r O g r A M U Il:
|. Toti membrii Societatii ,,Iu-
birea Frateasca'' din Mount T.
mon, Pa, Sc vor aduna la hala
Socictatii din Flet, la orele 8.
a. III.
2. Presedintele aranjator va
trlmite 2 membrii al societatii
noastre la statiune pentru a as
tepta pc domnii dclegati straini
ca sal conduca La hala.
3. Dupa aduhare sc va incepe
defilarea prin stradele mai prin-
cipale ale orasului nostru, la o.
rcle 8, 81 va fl aranjat in modul
urmatOr:
D-nul presedinte aranjator va
conduce convoiul pc strazile prin
clpale ale orasului nostru; 1nain-
te vor merge drapelele Uniunii /;
Dupa drapelele Uniunii vor ur-
ma automobilele Gu NASH halei
Gu maiorul orasului, delegatii u
nlunii 81 preoti care vor sfinti
hala; Apoi urmeaza muzica En-
glezeasca 81 dupa muzica va ur-
ma drapelele Solicitation dupa
vechime; dupa drapele va llrma
socletatea slovaceasca din loc, So
cletatea rusasca !; dupa aceia va
urma socletatea noastra .,Iubirea
frateasca
Dupa defilare Sd va aduna tot
popornl rominesc din loc 81 jur
la hala unde Sc va incepe sfinti-
rea.
Sfintirea halci nOastre Sc va ia
ce de catra domnii preoti: DR..
Vasile Lucaciu 81 Romul B. Doe
tor. Dupa sfintirea halei sc va in
cepe banchdtul.
Taxa de intrare la banchet 81
de persoana
Dupa banchet vor urma obici-
nuitele vOrbiri la astfel de oca-
zlunl din partea dior delegati 81
din patca dior preoti, presedin-
telc Societatii noastre d-nul Ste
fan lgnat 81 presedintele aran-
jator d-nul Petru Blapavanu, a.
semenea vor urma La vobiri~ de-
legatii Uniunii. Dupa vorbiri Sc
va inccpe teatrul la orele 7.30
p. m.. care va fl sub conducerea
d-lui loan MagdaS.
Programul tearral va fl tlrma-
torul:
i. Badea loan, taran avut, d-l
IoSif Folea.
Lelea Maria, Anevasta lui, dina
Maria Faciu.
Ghita, fiul lor, d-nul Cornell
Vasiam.
1leana, dina Maria Magdas.
Sandu, fecior Sarac. preitenul
lui Ghita, d-nul Bucur Folca.
Mos George, unchiul lui San
du, d-nul Vasile Murasian.
Mia, servitor la badea loan,
d-nul George Balnu.
Piesa doua: Tiganul in ca
suta. dialog in versuri.
IiganHl, d-nul Iosif FOlia.
Rominul, d-nul Bucur Folia.
Taxa de intrare la teatru 81 la
dams: domnii 81, damele Is cent?.
Dupa teatru va urma dams pima
in zoilre zilei.
Suprasolvui sc primesc c,t ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Muzica veS:itului Cassian va
distra onoratul public Gu cele
mai frumoase arii de dams 81 cin-
tece rationale.
Bufetul va ii asortat en- cele
mai gustoase mczeluri 81 baturi
recoritoare.
Rugam deci pc aceasta Gale
pc toate surorilc Societati, Gu
buri 81 Parochii. precum 81 pc
toti fratii Romini din loc 81 jur
sa bine voiasca a ne de bine vol
torul dior sprijin ca 81; avem o
buna reusita ell ocazia sfinti-
rel halei Societatii noastre ,,Iu-
birea Frateasca''.
/, In speranta ca glasul nostru
va ii ascultat, pima la revedcrc
am ramas salutindu-va Gu dra-
goste adcvarat frateasca:
Comitetul aranjator.
(53-55)
INV A r E.
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Prezidiul.
Societatea DIR. lulu MANU-
din Canton. Ohio - Conynacs

pc toti membrii sal lua partc la
sedinta generala, care sc va IT,
nea Dumineca, IA 1ulie a. c., la
orele 1.30 p. m., in hala Socicta
til din Garfield Ave. s. w. A
Wind la ordinea zilei schimbarea
functionarilor, smt rugati toti
fratii membrii lua parte la a.
ceasta sedinta.
Absentele nemotivate sc vor
pedepsi conform statutelor.
Prezidiu1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
JUNKER ARROGANCE

Heydebrand. the leader of the Cor.
scrratiyes. the chieftain Of tho PruS'
Sian junkers, the ''uncrowncd King n!
Prussia has expressed himself as fol
lows: We want no social democrat.
ic Utopian State. We have all the
liberty we need We conservatives
will not allow ourselves 70 DO sup.
pressed by eQua! electoral franchise.
The trouble Is that the junkrrS arr
the only ones that have liberty and
power. TO the exclusion Of the German
people. who. however. arc be@inn!n"
to show signs Of awakening. although
they are not trying 10 suppress any
body. That is the bnalI:y. and The
blessing, and the essence OF democra-
cr-equal rights, equal opportunities
for all.
Kardorfr. the leader OF the FIRE.
Conservatives. warned the EXTREMIST
Of tho change completely alternating
the people. and advised them to got
into closer touch with them TIL"
Heydebrand adherents will not follow
this admonition. The junk"rs. llka.
tho Pourbons. have learned nothing
and forgotten nothing. and ar" mac,
crssible 10 sensible advice l. mat
tors little whether they do or not. tnr
junkerism Is an anachroniSm which.
II the German people have not the
stamina 10 eradicate. the Allied lr-
mics will extrrminate The future he.
longs 70 equality of rights and d"mor.
rncy
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eminent because It coutemplates
putting drugs in the peoples water"
On the contrary, we are astonished to
see certain gentlemen who were most
vigorous in assailing the city admin
istration thrce years ago, now calmly
accepting chlorinated gas as tho best
water purifier.
In view Of the record. there Is only
one sensible method Of filtration 10 be
considered. That is the we'll system,
along lines planned by Engineer G. G.
Smith, Of this city. Our citizens have
voted against water chlorination: they
refused 70 issue bonds for the Lloyd
Smith filtration system. and the only
practicable method left is the we'll
system. This system has some nc"-
its that entitle It to the most consId'
Grafton It Is economical. Clearly and
effective. However. the fact that il
vas proposed by Wheeling man;
that II does not have the quality of
wasting a large sum Of money. and is
altogether simple and easy 10 Try
ont, may preclude serious considera-
tion Of II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
THE WAR STAMP SALE

Ohio county has not oeen rSe" ou
community sure 70 a Sno
the three bon" ~
Y. campaigns II Will not ' III e
Probably community IN IN" n states 'e'
shown greater dp VI "
ttent among support " the gov
eminent The subscribed in this county oS seven
thousand different OF tho entire population IN men,
,voue children
distribution the citizens or the govern
1peu securities man! persons VINO
isht otherwise Stamps have become o
e Of bonds limited in their apac "
war stamp cafn
saving The war savings stamp
the United States
spend from time TO time IN ua'S
small lu1ueS ana small
eu people which they have denied themselves IL not SUI
which had been o'eo
case should De lncu
possible stamp buyers should make
stamps Wit" money that
really sacrifice
The back home will not be doing their duty
miles sacrifices
The responsibilities to them unless they deny
much
They cannot they merely buy bonds
quito plenty
real
movement
is educational ana
which the managers OF the
that they realize the
reaching
and sacrifice and helping TO
make better men, and better Americans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
WATER FILTRATION

| Some two or three years ago we
! held an election in Wheeling to de-
eide the type Of filtration preferred by
the voters. Three distinct PROPOSE
tons were presented.
! First, n mechanical filtration plant,
; in which chlorine gas was TO be'used
; for the purpose OF destroying all germ
! life in the water.
. Second. a sand filtration plant. fol-
! lowing the plans prepared by Mr..
! Lloyd Smith. Of Parkersburg.
Third. natural we'll filtration plant.
. The vote Of the citizens in the pri'
mary election held was largely in IA
. vor q: the second, and overwhelming
! Il in opposition TO the first Some
! months later bond issue was pro-
, posed for the purpose OF installing a
! plant according TO the second plan,
In tfc meanwhile, however. change
| in sentiment seemed 10 have taken
place. with the result that tho issue
was badly defeated.
! The TnteIIigencar recites these
! facts at the present time because the
subject Of q filtration system IS com
ing up once again. II would seem that
tho filtration question had been thor
; oughly investigated in Wheeling.
Par icularly in tho campaign re-
!errcd TO-. the assailantS Of the me-
chanical plan We're very vehement in
! their ohiactiou to having "medicated
water" From every street corner
hired orators plead with the people
: not 10 vote for drugs in their water. "
Of course great many people knew
these fluent orators were simply sell
ing their services: that their sole pur
pose was 20 nlislead the voters and
, force through a gigantic piece Of graft
, involved in The So-called Smith Fill
tra!ion Scheme Il "a 4 matter Of rec
: ord. however. fha' they nearly suc
ceeded.
! \, the present time. il may Be
noted. ne do nor hear any arguments
against ''medicatrd water" We are
/ getting ready to use chlorine gas as A
1 rormicide. and the air does not rerer
berate with attacks upon thr city GOV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
THE AUSTRIAN SITUATION

The Austrian premier admits the
loss Of 100 1000 fighting men IN the TO
cent attack or the Italians. The lta!-
ian figures placed this loss Of the Aus
trans a, close 10 200 900. II is prob
aote that the exact truth lies some
where between these TWO estimates IN
either case The loss is heavy enough
10. register a staggering blow 10 thu
military power OF Austria. For all Of
fensive purposes Austria may be con-
sidered out of the war for several
months. The best she will be able TO
do is TO hold the lines which she now
has, and possibly she will need Ger
man assistance 10 do that Tie a..
tack was dealt in L halthearted and
in an uncertain manner. which would
seem to indicate that The Austrian
leadership was not we'll prepared ami
was not enthusiastic in its purpose.
However, it is TOO much 10 expect
revolution in Austria or any kind OF
movement strong enough 20 be de-
Gliding factor in the war itself. in
spite OF the dissatisfaction Of the
Czechs, Slars and Poles. the majority
Of the Austrian nationality are com.
mitted to war. Germans in Austria
and Magya RS in Hungary arc com,
pact bodies. enjoying special political
and commercial advantages. and their
future depends upon German success.
For many years they haze had 'hs'
privilege of exploiting the other races
to their own advantage. and their sell
fish interests will keep them loyal 70
Germany to the end. 1t is not Impos-
sible that riots and disorders will OK
tend throughout Austria, bu; the rul-
ing races will be strong enough. with
German aid. to repress them with q
strong hand,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
RIPPING RHYMES
BUSY ANIMALS
BY WALT MASON,

The hens arc laying luscious tr"'i' ah''
carktc in heir pride: they s""n t" Kno"
that from tho Tcut they'll help I" TAX"
III" hide. My DnrkinE hens, III "th"r
DAYS. w,r: rather storm and dour: pui
now whonc'rr = chicken lays. she ca"k'rS
by tn" hour My old rcd cows as I'm"
as silk. -shr knows our needs. 'n'ht
! h. way she's turning out the MIX Wou'n
drive n man to drink. She stands hroun'
and shows her cud. until IN" mlih'hS
done. and .rcms II say. This l"hh'i'F
flood will help to- can III" Hun. IL my
hc 7 imagine il. hut Dohhin seems -
know: nc pulls UP harder on IN" NIX. NJ
always keen to- g". hitch nm |" n!
nrr-hnss pillow. and as he docs his trick'
mcrhinks hr says I'm striving now !"
queer tn" rrussiln'hick. THIS poDh'h
horse waa wont 70 l1ik h"f"r" We drew
tia, sword. and would r"li him with
rc.,!: and lam him with board. u may
IL, imagine things. but lot MS mop" In
right: we'll surely spoil IN" ktNnt-1cd
kings. it all the dumb brutrs flSht.
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figures. Coal IT $3.50 ton means
enormous profits 10 the we'll regulated
and we'll managed mines. Yet the
price OF $3.50 per ION may be necessa-
~ 70 allow the many small and ex-
penSiye mines 10 operate. The coun-
try needs the production Of these
smaller mines. and 1t therefore pays
the penalty Of the high prices and tie
big profits that go to the better estao-
lished mines. II must not be as
sumed. therefore. that all war profits
are illegal prohteering or the results
OF unfair methods. Where men and
corporations have deliberately bro
ken the Law. or the principles Of COM
mon honesty in business in order to
enrich themselves. it naturally FOL
lows that punishment ought to be
quick and heavy But many corpora
tons, /; will be found. have made
large profits. however, conductns
their business on a strictly honorable
basis Most Of these corporations will
repay TO the government a very large
proportion of their, earnings in excess
tax rates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
Confine Improvement
Of Highways 10 Those
Having Military Value

WASH NtiTrN .i"iy '.--';"N""n-
m"nt;: agencies. d"alin: with highway
problems frilly rccogniz" the Nllai mill.
tary and "ron"n.r ,nrnrtnn'" of IN"
."uuIrry rouds according :" - l"''"r
from Secretary 81 NGrjrUlIarr Houston
Ia Arthur IL Fleming. chic: "f the
stat, rnulrc:ls section. council Of nn-
iio,..I i"irnS"
Th" ;""rrinry. Mh">r department ad-
ministers th' r"drlai AID read aC', stated
also that III" G"v"rnm"al recognizes
thH' - j. necessary 10 construct. recon
strj:C. ur maintain roads essential for
military and vital economic purposes
anil to. d"f"r action on roads NOT or This
It's. AMI that II ~ d"Sirahl" WhrrCH"r
i'"S%inlr. IL use local ina:''ria!a Ter ROAD
building and maintenance IN order TO &c
ltrv" railroad traffic.
Iinp"rrani highways. as described III
he. s"rrrinry's letter. include only hos"
utillzHr or I" l.H utilized. by tho mill
lary establishment. those which carry Il
considerable rnum" nf materials aud
supplies essential To war indus tries. and
those which have n bearing on IN" pro-
huv.,"m and distribution "f food sup
pics. connecting population nnd ship
ping Ccu,rrS with surrounding acrICul-
tIral areas.
Duties OF Highway Council.
Attention IS called t. ia" formation
sc the United States highways council.
This body waa suggested hy III" score
tary IN cO-nriInml" federal agencies IN
Icr.Stcd in highway problems. Tho
council iS Inah'' up az Il representatives,
each from III" department Of aITlcui-
turr. tn. war department. th' railroad
administration. ;h' fuel administration
md lh. war III iuStri',; h"nrds. !; VIII
!'rm - unified agency for dealing. "n
l..huli Of tlr. federal government. WITH
high way rnnSrrGCtI"tf maintenance" Hhd
r"lIcics 1t VIII. "f C"urs.. Through tn"
":!Ir" ii public r"ndS and rurni "nE'-
r."rrInE ~ the department. continue the
,ln,,. rnrinr1 already established. h'Ih
f"rmaI.v L. lnw and informally hE praC-
'.rr. with III. stat highway COMMISSION
IN .H,n stat. g
TIA. "i!irr "i ihIhi.' roads ard rnrat
engineering: nI:i III" highways "".:E'ii
VIII actively cnn.,ld'r rh'' supply. Tor
highway ;.;i;r"~r's, ar road oils. n>i'M!l'a
and u;hrr hj:uImInuu; r"ah uat"rla!a
controlled by thu fuel .idInin'>i ration.
ard Tho matter az priority rrnd!"ii"n
for h,ghv.y materials controlled - ihr
war Industries board. They HIti also.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
WAR PROFITS

ProfteerinE az the expense Of the
Federal government during these war
times is one OF the, offenses which the
American people cannot condone and
must not. The blood OF the American
colder Is not to be coined into dol
lars and cents by any man or s"t Of
men. But we must not lose sight u
the fact that good deal OF the So
called protiteering has been brought
about ny the absolutely careless and
Indifferent methods followed by yari-
GUS adminiSi rative bureaus in letting
contracts. Huge cantonmentS and
ship building plants have been built;
on the cost-plus-ten plan. plan which
is an invitation to waste and extrava-
sance Under that plan the contrac'-
or was guaranteed i large profit, aud
the more costly the material and work
the more profitable it became 1t nat.
uraily followed that all contracts zero
placed a. cxir;trac CANT figures h!c;!
prices paid for ali kinds OF supplies
and all forms OF labor Tho derar',
ment that frs !"' This contract and
inauguratrd thiS method OF doing bus
mess was primarily responsible 10.
the waste and extravaganza and not
the contractors themselves. the meth.
Cd putting a rom!i:m on dishonesty
and wasrefulnesS.
On the other hand. extreme govern
ment need has caused fixing tho
prices Of many commodities al high
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
UNIFORMS FOR PLAYERS.

LONDON. July l.~-Am"ricnn women
u, IN" work rooms &C tho American E;.d
Cross to-day pu' III" finishing touches
m 100 baseball uniforms aud sent th"m
/" IA. Nm"rirnu camps In Great Britain
In. !carn* wh.c.i VIII Iln! baseball July
I. Two hundred women were engaged
~ his work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
HE WHEELING 1NTELIIGENcER
RECRUITS FORAPEACE OFFENSIVE
The Kaiser Help Through the World Peace Foundation
Danger in Endowed Propaganda
By WALDO G.. MORSE
Lawyer and Pubicist
Lawyer and Publicist

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in c"nlnrt with :h: railroad admlnistra-
tinn. aid in securing, so far a:' prarti,'
able, facilities For the transport alton
al ROAD materials ami supplies. Fur
lh"rmorc. The "nrrr nf public roads and
rurtI engineering will act ~ the nc.
dunn for furnishing Information and nc
SiStHurc on highway problems. csp"-
rianY IL stat" highway authorities IN
meeting tn" various difIIcul;.rs which
they encounter,
Work Planned Before War.
When the i'ntcd States entered tho
war til" work If planning Stat" high
way systems. So that. 49, far ms n"C"s;-
*ar% AMI .f"tSIhl". they would connect
with Ia" "ySt"rl" "f other states. w:tI
soil Hu'''r way. This resulted from
Efforts T." administer IN" federal "a
pnrtauc" for rr"u"Ilrc. military and
other rurius"% should first be h"rlt
with. TN" federal aid road nct-invnlr-
ing AR aGGrrcHi" i!S"-!Cir expenditure.
Directly and from stat" AMI Local funds.
.r! SlIu.mm". Uu" fl addition Ia =; least
500, h"" ~" spent independently each
N"Hr L." th% Statr&--rr"yIrl' that tE"
states iTG.; maintain tn" roads .'ld that
before any mono: can h" expended III"
roads must H.. selected and Approved
Submitted. l. aiSn provides Ia: ihr
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THEY MADE GOOD.

CHICAGO. July 1.-The "rducaton,l
iuhi!cr" Of III" Methodist Ep;scon II
church which was inS.liut"d fifteen
months ago 10 raise S-h.""'."o Tor
M"rh"Alsi educational institutions by
July iHlS. has collected 81 nnh, nno. Il
was announced hero to-day. Tho drtr"
was directed by III" Rev. John >"
tIancllcr ~ New York