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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
Kronika Chicagoska.

dan, ktore So najlepszym dowo-
dem owej agitacyi. Pamflety, kt6
re PAM Creedan znalazfa W
skrzynce pocztowej byly W czer-
wonej okladce, ma ktorej widnia}
rysunek przedstawiajacy mezczy-
zne z kajdanami ma rekach, spo-
gIadajacego "a krat wiezienia,
pod MIN napis ,,Czy powinni-
Smy naszych obywateli wtracac
do wiezienia?" p, wewnatrz zas u
mieszczone byio stanowcze zada-
ME ,,wolnoSci slowa".
Dyrektorzy szkof wyzszych ze-
brali sic wczoraj ma konferencye
celem powziecia jakiejs stanow-
czej akcyi 'celem powstrzymania
szcrzenia sic idei anarchistyczneJ,
jaka sic SLIME poczyna rozwlJac
pomiedzy mlodzieza szkolna. Ma
konferencyi tel pomiedzy innemi
aktualnemi sprawami, omawiana
byla r6wnicz sprawl braku papie-
ru ! skutki tegoz braku uwydat-
niajace sic w druku podrecznik6w
szkolnych. oraz metody nowe nau
e,,,;, b;e+o-vi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
NIEFoRTUNNY HANDLARZ
BONDAMI:

Dan D. O'Donnell, ktory wczo
raj chciai sic pozbyG 1000 dolaro-
wcgo bondu wolnoSciowego, usi-
lujac 60 sprzedac na ulioy pre-
chodniom. zostai aresztowanv
przez detektywa ]. Lcahy'ego, /
trzvmany Jest W gi6wnej kwate-
re detettvw6w. O'Donnell mai
prawdopodobniej Jest jednym ?
czlonkow szajki, kt6ra II b. m.
wysadziia ogniotrwaia kase W
banku Watson, III. Bank, uno-
szac niej bond6w wolnoScio-
wych ma SUNG $4,000, oraz ma
$1,000 bandow kompanii kolejo-
wei Illinois Central. O'Donnell
zeznawai ma policyi, il bond ten
znalazi ma narozniku ulicy State
i Van Buren; policya zas utrzy-
mule, IL bond ten pochodzi VIA
snie z kradziezy w wyzeJ Wspom
nianym banku. Sledztwo W toku.
cHLEB KOSZTOWAc BE
DIE NADAL 10 CENToW.
Urzedownie ogioszono tu wczo
raj, il chleb, ktory podskoczyi w
Genie Cd trzech do czterech CEN
tow W wschodnich i niektorych
zachodnich miastach, pozostanle
W Chicago po tel samej Genie t..
j. po dziesiec centow "a funt. Ma
konfcrencyi, jaka odbyla sic wczo
raj pomiedzy A. Sprague, prze-
wodniczacym federalnego komi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
I BIura LlstssrsIuglsznsgS.

Wsch6d slonca godzinie GAS.
Zach6d slonca gOdzinie 4:26.
PogOda W Chicago Okolicy: Po-
godnie we SrOde W cEwartek, cie-
pIei we czwartek. We srOde wiatr
wschodni, zmieniajaey sic ma POiu-
dniowy we czwsrtek.
Temperature DOLBY miniOnej: Maj
wyzsza wczoraj godZinie 2 popoiu-
unid. 46 stopni, najnizsza godz. 1
raRo, SO stOPni
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
KALENDARZYK.

Dzs, SrOda, 10 Iistopada: sw'
ElIbiety wdowy.
JutrO. czwartek, 20 listoPada: :
Sw. Feliksa de Val.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
Polska Zalana Po-
VODKA Szpieg6W.
I KOnferenCyi v DorpaCie.
ReWOIuCya we W|adyWoStoku'
PuIkOWnik BermOndt SkIada KOmGnde,
Anglia zada cd AmeUki Wydania Ohet6w'
- r1,c,rc1nr, ,nNIn MA UcIIr ArU NANNIN7JA
PuIkownik Bermondt SkIada Komende'
Anglia zada Cd Ameyki Wydana Okret6W.
5O- -TYSIECzNA ARMIA Ma UStUGACH DANNUNZIA
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne.

Trzeba pamietac. re Polska sta
nowic bedzie W przyszioSci brame
do bogatej Rosyi, ma razie jest
najblizsza sasiadka band Trotz-
ky'ego i Lenina. Totez obey agen
.ci s1piedzy ilreca sic tn wszedzie
calemi masami, wciskajac sic "a
r6wno w sfery najwyzsze jak maj
nizsze. Roi sic tn zwiaszcza cd
rosyjskiej szlachty arystokracyi,
bogatej w klejnoty, ale Hhogiej w
gotowke, Tu moze ona bezpiecz-
ME knuc spiski, zmierzajace do
przywr6cenia caratu, chociaZ wo-
koio kreca sic r6wnoczeSnle agen-
ci bolszewiccy. pr0buj&c szerzyc
idee innego zgoia rodzaju auto
kracyi. Mozna powiedziec, re
.kazda obca narodowoSc ma tu
swoich agentow i szpiegow, prze-
bywajacych pod najrozmaitszy--
mi pozorami.
Wielu agent6w bolszewickich
znajduje sic w wiezieniu, ale cien-
K; front wSchodni uIatWia naDiy-
wanie coraz to nowych czerwo-
rych agitator6w Rosyi, ktorzy
Z iatwoScia przekradaja sic W
przebraniu wieSniaczem przez Z
rzadka rozstawione Polskie pla-
c6wki ma froncie wschodnim.
Trzeba bowiem pamietac, re pro-
wadzona tam wojna ME jest woj-
ia transzowa, ale waLka W otwar-
tenn polu, toczona zazwyczaj tyl-
ko W porze dziennej, podczas gdy
W nocy zoinicrze moga swobod-
ME mniej wieccj oddac sic spo-
czynkowi.
WSrod rosyjskiej arystokracyi
kreca sic zydzi. zafatwiajac Z ni9
transakcye finansowo pozyczko-
we ma lichwiarskie procenta.
W'sr6d ludno$ci ma ulicach mai
wieccj uderza brak odpowiednle-
&c odzienia, ktore trudno dis tu
nabyG. Totez wiekszoSc chodzi "
strzepach i iatach.
Entuzyazm wywotuJe wszedzie
pojawienie sic mGnduru polskiego
lzofnierza. Jest on dla ludnoSci
symbolem odzyskanej takim tru
dem niepodlegfoSci. A wSrod tych
zoinierzy niejednokrotnie s}yszy
sic slowa wygiaszane W amerykan
skim dyalekcie i wtenczas MONA
bye pewnym, re to Hallerczyk,
kt6ry najczeSciej odpowiada, re
pochodzi Chicago, albo z Cleve-
land. Cd czasu do czasu uslyszec
tez MONA slowa narzecza brazy-
Ilijskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
.Senat GfosujeN Mad
I Traktatem.
Rzqdowa Kontro|a Weg|a.
Nova Droga Napowietrzna,
PrzybycieKs. Walii do NewYor rku
OBRABOWANIE POClAGU.
limo Ta A6ra q m " ra iOXvo
PrzybycieKs. Wali do NewYorku
OBRABOWANIE POClAGU.
lime granny KrajOwe.

sic trzymaj zasady nix mirszauia
sic w zagranicznc sprawy. Scma-
tor Jones Waszyngtonu donna
gal sic, ably Amcryka pu upIywic
dwoch lat usunela sic zc Iwrqzku
Narodow, jczcli sprawa Shantune
nie zostanie zafatwiona. jako tcz
sprawa lrlandyi, i niezalcznoSt
Egiptu, jczcli nic bedzic zniesio:
Ia przymuSowa Sluzba wojSkowq
Scnat tc zastrzczenia odrzucif. "a
ko tez szcSt innych scnatora Id
Toilette.
POCIAGU.
Cheyenne, Wyo., 10 listopada'
- Nicdalcko Medicine Bow, III,
mil stqd pociqg kolei Union Pa.
cific' zostaf Obrabowanv przcz
znanego bandyte w. Carlisle. kti
~ ucickl w sobote W pudlc. o.
koszuli Z wiezicnia W Rawlins
Obrabowanic pociagu, jest jed
ncm z najSmielszych czynow zna
nych w historyi Wyomingu. -
Specyalny pociag v'yruszyi w g
dzine p6zniej po dokonaniu rabur
ku, Z oddzialem kawaleryi i ludz'
cywilnych pod komcndq W.
McClcment, spccyalnym agcntcm
dla kolei Union Pacific
Carlisle jest znauym bandytl
kt6ry obrabowal kiIka pociag6w
W roku 1910. "a CO byl skazany na
doiywotnc wiclicnic. cicklSzy ?
wiczicnia. naprzud ubrabowaf pa,
stucha ubrania. W Rock Rivcf
wicczorcm w>iadl ia pOciag 'a
d9cv DO Los Angeles. rcwolwc.
rem zmusii DO otvarcia waguuu
gdzic SIC tymclascm ukryi cd!
SIC poci4g przymiiyi do Medicine
Bow. wtcnezas wszcdl DO WACO.
now Pasaicrskich / obrabowai a.
ludzi Z picnicdzy. Po obrabowa.
niri ludzi zcSkoczyI z nasypu 20.
stawiajac "a sob4 revolver, IA.
peIusz oraz znaki krwi ma wago-
ME. gdyz PrawdoPodobnie zostal
rannvm W walcc ze strata.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
RADYKALIZM SZERZY SIZE
w SZKOLACH.

Nicdawno wydalono ze szkoly
wyzszej, Crane Junior College y
dwu student6w ]. Sacks'a i A.
Struve'a "a okazana nielojalnoSc
wzgledem rzadu amerykahskiego :
ostatnio agitacya czerwonych stu
dent6w przeciw szkoiom publicz
nym przybiera odmienna forme:
poczeli oni rozsiewac anarchisty-
czna literature w celu obalenia
systemu szkolnego przez anty :
amerykanska propaganda. Asys-
tentka superintendent pani ]. A.
Armstrong otrzymaia wczoraj "a
zalenie, oraz pek pamfletow cd
dyrektorki szkoiy Haven, przy
1412 S. Wabash ave-, pani c. Cree
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history.
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wczoraj odlozone do przyszlego
NORY ZEPSUCIA CIESZA
Sic PROTEKCYA POLICYI.

Sprawa kapitana Cronin'a, kto-
~ obecnie czeka wyroku ust
urzednikow komisyi ,Sfuzby Cy-
wilnej" nabiera coraz to wieceJ
rozgiosu, stale sic senzacya dnia;
pozwala przypuszczac, IL lada
chwila wybuchnie bomba, ktora
wyjawi miastu stosunki panuiace
w departamencie. Podczas wczo-
rajszych przesiuchow. prokurator
Erbstein oSwiadczyl komisyi, il
pomimo najazdow, jake kapitan
Cronin urzadzal ma rome nory
zepsucia W swym dystrykcie. no
ry te otwarte byly ma rozsciez. By
" one otwarte, mowil. poniewaz
chroniia ie opieka politykierow
policyant6w i miejskich urzedni-
k0w. ktorzy Cd wlaScicieli tych
hoteli, oraz innych miejsc, po-
bierali stale lapowki. Zaden hotel
nie m6gl ujsc ich uwagi. Jezeli
oplacaf sic i'm, pozostawiono 60
W spokoju, jezeli jcdnak ma Cd
wr6t, ME chciai sic oplacat, naow
czas, MIN sic spostrzcgi, zamknie
to mu podwojc. To jest wiaSnic
przyczyna, dlaczcgo hotele mic
kt6rc, Dnajdujaee sig w dystryk-
Gle stacy Warren, Pornimo ma
iazdow, ME zostaiy zamkniete.
Jcdcn policyant6w, kt6ry stoi
pod oskatzeniem lacznie kapi-
tanem Cronin EN-, mianowicie
Freemuth, zeznal wczoraj. Ie sly
szal Cd pewnych osob, IL koledzy
jego rzeczywiScie pobierali pew
ne sunny Cd wfaScicieli podejrza-
nych lokali, otrzymujac W "a
mian protekcye. Kapitan Cronin
uslyszy prawdopodobnie juz dzi-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-20
AN INSIDE BATH
MAKES YOU LOOK
AND FEEL FRESH
Says a glass of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
keeps illness away.

Physicians the world over recon
mend the inside bath, claiming this is
of vastly more Importance than out
side cleanliness, because the skin
pores do not absorb Impurities into the
blood, causing i'll health, while the
pores in the ten yards of bowels do.
Men and women are urged to drink
each morning, before breakfast, a glass
of hot water with a teaspoonful of lime
stone phosphate in it, as harmless
means of helping to wash from the
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the
previous days indigestible material
poisons, sour bile and toxins, thus
cleansing, sweetening and purifying the
entire alimentary canal before putting
more food into the stomach.
just as soap and hot water cleanse
and freshen the skin, so hot water and
limestone phosphate act on the elimi
native organs.
Those who wake up with bad breath
coated tongue, nasty taste or have q
dull, aching head, sallow complexion
acid stomach; others who are subject
to bilious attacks or constipation
should obtain a quarter pound of lime
stone phosphate at the drug store
This viii cost very little but is suffi
cient to demonstrate the value of in
side bathing.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-20
EXPORT OF LIQUOR
DECLARED LEGAL
Treasury Department Says It May Be
Exported Until Constitutional Pro
hbition Takes Effect.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-There is no
inhibition of the withdrawal of whiskey OF
other spirits from warehouses of the coun.
try for export. A general survey of reg
ulations on the subject was made public
by the treasury department yesterday to
stop flood of inquiries coming from every
quarter of the land Those principally
concerned are holders of spirits who see
no way of realizing between the end oil
war time prohibition and the coming Of
constitutional prohibition. The treasury
statement follows:
All the statutes and regulations relat
ing to the expectation OF distilled spirits
are still in force. There is no statute pro
hibiting the expectation of distilled spirits
for beverage purposes or for non-beverage
purposes before the prohibition amend
ment to the constitution becomes effect
i've. The act of Nov. 81, 1918, specifically
permits the withdrawal of spirits for bev-
erage purposes for export during the per
iod of wartime prohibition Spirits may
be withdrawn free of tax from bonded
warehouses for export in original pack
ages or to be bottled in bond for export
There is no statute prohibiting the ex
portation of taxpaying distilled spirits pri
OF 10 the udlt OF the pfuuibitlon diueHu
ment to the constitution becomes effect
i've. When the tax paid distilled spirits
are exported in the distiliers' origina
packages containing not less than 20 gal
Ions each, the exporter may receive q
draw back Of 90 cents proof gallon anc
no more, claim for which must be made
to the collector Of customs at the port oi
expectation Drawback Of tax on spirits
bottled in bond or in packages other thar
, the distillers' original packages cannot
lie allowed under the law. 4 distillel
may bottle spirits in bond for exports anc
store such spirits in warehouse on thu
distillerv premises IN advance OF order
for such spirits In the event WARTIME
prohibition should terminate spirits 81
bottled and stored may be removed fo
domestic use upon payment of the Ia
prior 10 the date prohibition under thu
constitutional amendment becomes effect
i've
"Bottlng in bond OF spirits for expor
may be done only in the bottling ware
house Of the distiIlery at which the splr
its were produced or at special bonds
warehouse"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-20
Says Only One Sure Way
To End Piles Forever
Internal Treatment Gives Absolute Re.
lief from All Pain and Suffering.
Has Never Failed to Effect Cure
Guaranteed.

Many people have become respondent be.
cause they have been led 10 believe that their
case was hopeless and that there vas no
remedy for their case.
Go TO your druggist and get an original bot
tie OF Miro Pile Remedy. the discovery Of a
clever Ohio chemist. that taken internally.
passes unchanged through the stomach and
intcStincs and thus reaches the source Of the
trouble where. b. its soothing. healing an
tsxeptic action, IL first ailays and then by di-
rect eontac; with the ulcers and piles causes
them TO heal and disappear forever.
las positively marvellous how speedily IL
acts, Blessed relief often comes in two or
three days. even in cases that have resisted
all previously kaowB treatments really won.
derfui results have been accomplished. II is
enc Of the wonderful discoveries Of reccn,
years and anyone who is disappointed with
its use can have their money refunded
All pharmacists dispense Miro or can
get il for sou on short notice Surely il j.
worth the little trouble to obtain to be rid
| OF piles forever
IMPORTANT-What is known as itch
| ing piles are not piles in the true sense d
the word. although this condition may ae
company q trne case Of piles For thi:
condition Miro Pile Ointment has been
7 prepared as in such cases II IS not neces
saiS 10 take the internal prescription
| Adv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-20
PRAYER FOR LABOR TROUBLES.
Preacher Tells Inter-Church World
Movement Conference How to Succeed.

BURLINGTON, Nov. 20.--Dr. Ralph
:. Cushman. head of the stewardship
department of the TnterChurch World
movement. told the Vermont state con
ference last night that labor troubles
could be avoided if employers and en-
ploves would acknowledge God As the
owner and man the steward of ali
things.
DR.. Cusbman announced that a cam.
paign to enlist 10000 600 christian
stewards" among the churches would
follow the present period OF instruction
Churches are 10 be asked 10 contribute
to the support of hospitals. education
home and abroad, and the extension of
Gospel teaching in foreign fields. he
said
DIR. j. Campbell White. assistant gen
eral secretary, said 10000 leaders and
100000 volunteers would be needed Il
carry out the community and spiritual
program the InterChurch World move
ment is expected to adopt.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-20
DESPITE H.C.L., N. E.
PEOPLE SAVE MONEY

ment at Washington show that from
January 1st to August 31st the PEG |
pie of the country invested S107,S4S. |
752.25 in these Government securities
and again we hear that person who
says. Gee, | can't save money lie
these times of high prices
Facts also show that the ma jority
of the investors are people who might
be termed as in the working class
Field workers of the Savings Divi-
sion. First Federal Reserve District
report that people who before the wai
had no money put aside for the pro
verbal rainy Cay" are now the pos
SCISSORS of savings accounts, which in
many instances run into four figures
The Thrift Stamps which sell for
twenty-five cents and which are al.
ways worth twenty-five cents are
proving a popular medium OF invest
ment for the children of the country.
Then again, War Savings Stamps
whose face value is SIS at maturity
are also owned by many OF the chill,
dren throughout New England. TIE
new Treasury Savings Certificates
whose face value is 500 and $1,000
are now in popular demand by the
people who wish TO invest larger
sums of money. At the present time
to protect the small investors, it is
unlawful for one person to hold more
than $1,000 worth of these Govern.
ment securities.
I
1t the reader Of this article still
feels that because OF the high prices
/ existing he is unable to save money.
he should Immediately make out a
budget. carefully listing those things
for which he has to spend his income
/ The majority of persons will find tina.
after preparing carefully budget
system they will Immediately SCI
what things they can easily go with
out. Then they will have taken thei
first step toward saving-and it ca,
be done for thousands of New Eng
landers are saving money daily.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-20
GREAT WATER DRINKERS.
Foreigners Amazed at Americans Tax
ing iced Beverages SO Freely.

In spite of their tremendous annual
bill for fiery liquors, the American peo-
pie are VIGOROUSLY race of water drink
ers The fact has always been commented
upon with amazement by foreigners, and
especially the American habit of taking
water iced
1t has also been mentioned with scienti-
fc pain by many of our own medical
experts, who have tried to impress us
with the danger of the habit. friend
is reminded by the impending menace to
send us this clipping of an ancient and
familiar quatrain:
Many a mortal, young and old,
Has gone to his sarcophagus
Through pouring water, icy cold,
Adown his warm esophagus.
The author OF that bit of scientific
morality is not known. Our friend says
he clipped it from the Chicago Tribune
some years ago, and possibly it is to be
credited to Eugene Field. Anyway, it
sounds something like him.
But we are not sure that it is~scientiflc-
ally correct There are many who still
persist, in spite of the warnings, in the
theory that the drinking of ice water,
under reasonable conditions, is in no way
Neutrality-suspicious. Journal.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-20
AN UNDERGROUND MANSION.
Built by Barre Man and Contains Five
Rooms.

The little underground mansion Of Dana
Smith near Barre, probably the most
unique home in Vermont has been visited
hy over $4,000 persons in the last SIX
years. Situated about mile from Barre
city on the main road to East Barre, in
quiet secluded place beside Honey brook
is Air. Smiths little home, built back IN
to the bank The place is known as NO.
9" With no other motive than making
home, Mr.. Smith. without a family,
started this little house years ago and to-
day has place which IS absolutely a com
fort To him Nearly all the furnishings
in the house were made by his hands, in
Guiding the paintings which decorate the
walls
The house contains five large rooms.
The kitchen is built Of cement walls and
is most modernly furnished and extreme
~ handy showing the work OF a thorough
~ experienced workman A small den.
partly furnished has walls of paintings
OF familiar western scenes The sitting
room is comfortably furnished and is dec.
Grated with a number Of novel paintings
of Mr.. Smiths own tastes. A curtain
over the entire bag window bears a fine
painting OF 4 western scene Of the Missis-
tain is painted reproduction OF his home
aud when drawn in the evening and a
light in the house il gives delightful
! effect from the outside Passing up a
wide open stairway leads TO a sleeping
| chamber most comfortably furnished
| French evergreen trees are kept in the
room and with the posts which are lef;
| in the rough give the whole room park
effect. The bedroom suite is probably
one of the finest pieces OF workmanship
/ to he found around this locality, 1t being
made of red birch and birdseye maple.
| Many little handy pockets are built int
! the cement walls, such as a match saf'
and medicine chest Mr. Smith. whC
he's owned many homes throughout III,
states. and bv several misfortunes, hai
lad them broken M. lives alone and i
continually improving the premises. HI
delights and takes much pride and in
terest in showing parties through hi
home.-Rutland News
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-20

How can save money, gosh,
it costs me all | can get hold of
to live deceatly in these days of
high prices" How often nova
days do we hear this in every
day conversation. Is it true that
in these times of high prices it
is impossible to save money :?
Let the thousands of people in
New England who are at this
present time saving money an
swer this question. They will
say, one can save money despite
the high cost of living.
Reports received by Mrs. G. X. Bur
lingame. Statistical Department Of the
Savings Division, First Federal Re-
serve District show that for the cur
rent year up to October ], the people
of New England have saved alone in
Thrift Stamps, War Savings Stamps
and Treasury Savings Certificates the
amount of s6.924, 45802. During this
time millions of dollars have flowed
into the savings banks throughout
New England-and then people will
say Il can't save money in these days
OF high prices"
Another factor which shows that a
large number of the people of New
England are grouping themselves TO
gether for the express purpose of be
ing thrifty, is shown by the fact that
$500 War Savings Societies have beer
established in these states to date
in the little state Of Rhode Islan6
which has 1926 of these societies, the
members of them have boosted the
sales of Government securities up tt
the amount of S945,41246.
Not only are the people of New
England learning to save money, blu
people throughout the country, de
spite high prices, are today investin,
large amounts of money in Thrift
Stamps, War Savings Stamps an,
Treasury Savings Certificates. Recon
reports from the Treasury Depart