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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-30
GREATEST CRIME YEAR.
Secret Service Reports its Heaviest
Activity.

Washington, Dec. 30. Criminal ao-
tiyity at this time is the greatest in the
history Of the secret service, according
20 testimony of William IT. Mornn, chief
of the bureau, before the House App0prin-
tiops Committee. There were more arrests
last year than in any single ycsr since
1897, he said.
Mt the rate We are going now this
promises 10 be banner year in this
respect" Mr. Moran declared. "rbe ac-
tiyity IN all lines Of endeavor, particu-
larly az to bank robberies, IL serious. /
think we have an incidental interest IN
bank robbcries, because scarcely any of
them hre pulled off that do not involve
the taking Of registered bonds, unsigned
bank currency, on something that We
must protect. Two hundred and forty
cases month have been ournverages on
forged checks alone"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-30

European models had Il reputation for
speed. and it was 10 the surprise Of NIL the
spectators that Duryea's American ma
chine got 10 Brighton full hour before
any Of tho other speed demons came
putting up.
From then on, Duryea produced one
improved model after another. The body
was swung lower, more cylinders were
added, the horsepower was increased.
The motor car as we know il was rapidly
evolved. IL seems n far cry from the
grotesque motor buggy in the museum,
but really the development has been n
process of refinement and Improvement,
rather than Of radical change
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-30
I2I SALOONKEEPERS FACE
TRIAL AT ATLANTIC CITY

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Mays Landing, N. j., Dec. 30 One
hundred and twenty-one saloon keepers
of Atlantic City today faced trial before
Judge Robert Ingersol here, for alleged
violation of the State liquor laws Seventy
OF them also face Federal charges of
violation Of the Volstead act All were
arrested in raids during October and plead
raignment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-30
COT $40 900 LOOT; NOW IN JAIL.
Massachusetts Robber in Confession
duplicates Pal.

Springfield, Mass, Dec. 90 George
f. Goyctte Of Lorg Meadow, who, after
his arrest December II, confessed 70 a
series Of buTglaries IN that town that
yielded loot, mostly iewelry, silver and
clothing, 20 the value Of clo 70 $4,000.
was SCI fenced 70 State prison for three
10 four years in Superior Court hire yes
terday Goyette pleaded guilty 70 the
charge u robbing the house Of Percy 3.
Gates and the other charges based on
the lorg series 10 which he confessed
were filed
The police are still looking for a oon-
fetlerate who, Goyette said, participated
~ the crimes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-30
FOR ABDUCTING MILLIONAIRE.
Secretary Of Toronto's Missing Theatrical
Manager TO Go on Trial.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Toronto, Dec. 30--Trial of John
Doughty on two charges conspiring
to kidnap Ambrose j. Small, theatrical
manager, and stealing 800, 600 in victory
bonds property of Small-was ordered
begun today in police court here.
Doughty was Small's secretary at the
time the latter disappeared on Decem-
Der 2, 1919. Doughty disappeared short
ly afterward and wns brought back here
n month ago from Oregon City, Ore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-30

MAIL AND -rHoSE ORDERS FILLED
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-30
Women's & Misses
S22. so Dresses,S1S

Tricodne. serge, mig
nonet1e. crepe de chine
and satin, repiese with
new and distinctive style
notes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-30
RESISTED HDLD-rP MN.
New York Tailor IL shot Through Hs-d
by f.abdifa

~ Associated Prera ~ Erefy EFo1iur
New York. Dec. 3O.--An0thsf hoid a.
md shooting that may cogt liie gts
ndded ~ The cfys crime llsf iodsv
Seeking ~ defend himslf, Cn-ion pir.,
was shOt through the temple by 0nf III
two bandits who attacked him ~ 10 va
entering bis tailor shop in tbc Bfonx
Both assailan,s fed a. nfi glibors ansaefrl
PRO r cries for aid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-30
OXFORD CAMBRIDGE TEAM
WINS FROM CORNELL

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
London, Dec. 30.-The Oxford-Cam-
bridge team won the cross country race
at Roehanpton today from the Cornell
hill and dale runners. The English team
scored 26 points TO Corncll's 90
Good want ads get good results.
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e. raddoppiato il numero del frequen-
tatom dele High Schaals lie clas-
81 sono composite di alumni che non
sanno aflatto la lingua inglese.
Molti stabilimenti industriali man
dano gruppi Iii stranieri nellie scuole
per apprcndere lie suddette cognizio-
nj. Gil alumni saranno poscia classi-
ficati a seconda della loro abilta' nell
To- scriyere e parlarc Hiuglese corsi
possono esserc frequeutati sia da
0uelli che ignorano totalmente la
lingua, che da coloro quail sono
stati in America nm certo pcriodo di
tempo.
| nostri connazionai doyrebbero
approfittare di questa buona oppor-
tunita' perche' e risaputo, che per
essere bene opprezzaG e far VALERIE j
propri diritti e necessario imparare
la Iingua del paese e diyenirne citta-
dini.
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In piGnd maturitd'

Quante yolte, loggendo il giornale,
vi sarete merayigliati di troyarvl
fayviso mortuario di un noto citta-
dino. di un AMIGO. di un conoscente
il Quale godeya - in apparenza --
perfetta salute? In motif di Pucstl
casi Ia morte era dovuta allie COST
dette malattie della degenerazione" :
male di Bright, insufficienza cardia-
ca, arterio-sclerosi, e apopIessia.
Queste malattie, insidiose lin da
principle. sono generalmente doyute
ad una trascuratezza abitualc dele
regoIe d'igiene. QUAINT uominb ere
dendosi in huona salute, al momento
iii chiedere un aumcnto del prcnio
Iii assicurazione sulla vita, scoprono
improyyisamcntc che hanno QuaIche
WHO cardiaco cd un arterio sclerosl
premature cd una malattia cronica
dei rcni.
Impressionati da qualche mortc
premature. non aycte mai domandato
al yostro medico la causa del male di
Bright, dell'insuilicienza cardiaca
dell'arterio sclerosi, delI'apoplessia
Di solito l'uomo non 81 preoccupa
della propria salute prima che essa
sia gravemente minacciata che
quaIche sintomo inquietante 10 spin
GA a consultare il medic0. Eppure il
maggiore bene suo e della famjgIla @
la salute.
Sc un commensurate 81 occupassC
del suoi Interest," con la stcssa indo-
lenza cola quale la maggior parte de-
eli uomini 81 curano della propria sa-
lutte, per quanto tempo prospercrcb-
bero i suoi AFFAIR.":
Che cosa direste del yostro mec.
CAMEO sc non avesse maggior cura
della yostra automobile che Vol della
vostra salute? e non pensasse adj e.
saminarIa accrWatamente prlma di
esseryi costretto da un guasto ALA
macchina?
Sc siete uomo d'affari tenete conto
dele vendite, dele compre dele
.pese, e fate il confronto con gil am
nj passati. Sc possedete una fabbri-
ca ayete cura che lie caldaie ed il mac.
chinario siano rcgolarmente csamina.
ii: e fate questo allo scope di man
4,,..,,. l., ,,,,z1i,,,, officionzo Non
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RASTTGNAC
KELLORDINE FIGLI d'ITALIA
Mel Maryland
IS Noyembre

81 speraya che il Congresso di que
80 State delPOrdine Figli d'Italia
zvesse potuto aver termine Ia sera
81 mercoledT della scorsa settimana,
sa gil Important soggetti, che e.
rano neif0rdine del giorno, ne han
10 ritardaa Ia chiusura
Come j lettori ricJrderanno il Con-
ETess0 fu inaugurato domenica, {
g0Tente nlese, con Pintervento del
gAssistente Supreme Venerable,
avy. Giovanni Di Silvestro. II perio-
90 della durata era state stabilize Iii
ere giorni. ma Ia terra giornata, lar
vorando laborios8mente. 81 riusci' So
iamonte ad approyare Il testo dele
ieggi st8tali.
Stanchi dell'a-siduo layoro esegui-
20 G dele yiyaci discussioni allie qua
q aveyano preso parte, j delegati de-
alsgf0 di rimandare Ia continuazione
1eli0 syolgimento delFordine del
giorDo a ieri sera, nella cui seduJ8
Eenne anche approyato il progctto
della Casa di Preyidenza o Fondo
Unico MortuaIio.
Sebbene giovanissima, essendo sta
T. mstallata solamente 10 scorso me
81 ii iugiio, questa Grande Loggia 81
E MESA in linea con le attire CON
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cCUOL4 DT AHERIC1NIZZA.
ZIONE

Con lodeyole intendimento Ia Cen
tral Evening High School, situata a
Broad e Green, aprira' dele classi
per preparare, specialmente gil stra-
nieri. alI'ottonimento della cittadl-
nanza americana.
Nei giorni 1G e II corrente mese
vi e stata Ia registrazione di coloro
che intendono di frequentare COR
ST. lie classi, durmte l'inyerno, sa-
ranno aperte al pubblico le sere di
unedT, martedT c mercoledi' di ogni
settimana.
NelIa Central Evening High
School ST insegnera' a scrivere, par
Iare e leggere la lingua inglese. ST
impariranno altresT lezioni sulla
storia del Goyerno americana. sem
ulici coqnizioni d'igiene salute G
norme III oeogralia locale.
A New York, Chicago Detroit 81
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PER Ia RITISTl POPOLIPE

Pochi giorni addietro ron. Napo-
leone Colaianni scriyeya una lettera
al Signor Luigi Corona, Cassiere del
la Sons of Italy State Bank, racco-
mandandogli la Rirista PoDoIac
che. con una Colonia di quasi due
centomila, in Philadelphia, yantaya
POGO piu' di dozzina di abbonati.
II Signor Corona, prendendo a
cuore la raccomandazione delFilIu-
sire parlamentare. riuni' una set
tantina di dollai ira i connazionali,
pui apprcsso notati, e rimise al di-
rettore della Rivista lire ducmila sui
la banca CommerciaIe Italiana, Sedc
di Roma.
| sottoscrittori furono:
Roberto Lombardi. Stefano Cami-
niti. DIR. Fortunate Vitanza. Avy.
Giovanni Di Silvcstro, Luigi Corona.
Giuseppe Di Silvesro, Enrico Sceyo-
la, Tommaso Catulano, Tommasc
Giustiniani. r. J. Gangcmi, Avv. r.
Russo, Ricardo Vcnturini. Ferdi-
nando Castaldi, Vinccnzo Bellino
Avv. J. Marinelli, Frank Brusco
Domenico Cini, DIR. Nicola Pernicc
Luigi Rodia, NJ. della Pia, Domonicc
Di Lauro. Carlo MoreIli, Francesca
Tropca, Frank SALVATORE, PaoIo Di
Peso, Domenico Franzosa, NincenzC
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Ill FAKE B5RTSHgfTs POSITIVELY SEFUsn

del Trattato di Versailles. servre a
quella funzione di egujlibrio che mel
Congrcsso di Parigi non 81 vide g
d0po 81 ritcune uecessaria, per la We
"a pace G Ia vera tranquillita' d'Eu-
ropa. La vita futura dell'Europa non
parye argomento deguo del tire illu-
stri s0cii raDpresentanu della De-
mOcrazia 3ai due mondi al Congre--
50. Come dice il keanes, in qucsto
Congresso Clemenceau non pensava
che a distruggere Ia vita economica
della Germauia Lloyd George a por-
tare a casa 0ualche cosa che potessc
rasistere allie criticize per una setti-
mana "for week" non pin. Di
Wilson e. iuutile ormai orcuparsi.
Ma Ia settimana e. passata: e gil
effetti della leggerezza @ della fatul-
ta'. iusicmc dele iugiustizie del
soDrusi. ST cominciano a far sontire.
III TrattatD - segWta il keanes. -
non c1ntiene alcma clausa che tenda
aIia riuascita economical dell Euro
pa nulla che yalga "a stabilize col di-
sfatti imperi d'Eur0pa. o a risolyere
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NOIiZie DOLE GOIOIlG
SUSOUEHANNA, PA.
Is Noyenlbrc.
BANCHETTO COlIMEMORA-
TWO

(Eurico Li>D - la ,cra del > cor
renJe mesc. / soci di Questa Ioggia
TmbeIto | No. $50, dell'Ordine Fi-
Eli d'Italia, 81 rimirano i'm m BAN
Ghetto fratcrno per fc,tcggiare la ri
correnza della yittoria italiana che
ivcndico' In disfatta III Caporetto,
tradimento prepararo C yoluto dai
nemici INTERIM ed esterni
II banchetto, al Quale partecipa-
rono quasi tutti / frateli, fin tenuto
nclIa Sala s0ciale
La serata fu allietata DIAL suono di
sceItissimi pezi musicai suonati
dalIorchestra Iii Binghamton, A..
y, runica organizzazione orchestra
le del dintorni, della quale e anima
II signor Eugenio Calistri.
L'allegria reguo' soyrana. FWono
pronunziaG patriottici discorsi ed in
uItimo, fra fenmsiasmo generate,
yeuiva spcdito II seguenta telegram
ma di cougratulazioni III senatorc
Harding. eIetto il giorno ayanti a
rra.idonta degIi SfaH { niti CON voro
rv,si n1abfsrifa1io
s,,..,..r,,r, y, NJ, 1o,o
.'''
To presldent-elect Harding,
Marion, ONO,
Horored American On this. the
second anniversary off the signing of
the T+aIiap-Augtrian armi.tica fine
lodoa No $50 Order Sons Of italy.
assembled at q celebration banauet
to-pight extend to vou warmest
greeting. and heartiest congratuIa-
lion THOUGH born i'm another land.
vet we are American through and
through and have the utmost faith
l., ,.o,
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A cominciare dalla settimana pros
sima G precisamente la sera di Lu-
ncdi %. eli spettacoli d'opera ALA
Metropolitan Opera House saranno
quelli della rinomata Milano Grand
Opera Company. della quale e im-
presario e Direttore Artistico Pattivo
ed intelligence Avv. Ralph Paonessa
di New York.
Diremo di piu' della nuoya Com
pagnia e della sua valorosa accolta
urtistica mel prossimo numero. Per il
momento ci limitiamo all'annunzio
che l'opera presceIta e il "Rigoletto'
@ che in delta opera debuttera' il
conosciuto tenore Domenico Paones-
sa. il baritone Gordon Kay persona
fichera' "Rigoletto", Velma Sutton
"Gilda", Elisabetta Modesto Mad
dalena", Italo Picchi "Sparafucile"
Dirigera' il Maestro Guerrieri que
sto solo basterebbe per assicmare al
10 spettacolo il gan successo che per
esso prevediamo.
IL CONCERTO TETRAZZINI
II tanto atteso concerto della Di-
va avra' luogo ALA Metropolitan O.
pera House Ia sera di Giovedi' 9 Di-
cembre.
81 yuole che questa sia Pultima
tournee artistica negli Stati Unit
della divina cantatrice ed anche per
questo Ia richiesta di biglietti e
grandissima. Diremo in appresso del
Pelaborato programme della serata.
Intanto coloro che desiderano fare
acquisto di biglietti sono avyertiti
che e gia' una settimana che la ven
dita e stata aperta alIufficio di Che
stnut st.
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del vostro state di salute, perchc
egli dimostri esattamente in quale
state 81 troyino reni, il cuore, vasi
sanguigni, gil organi della digestio-
ne. perche' egli Vi aiuti a preyenire
le malattie piuttosto che guarirlc.
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0lgncOl J IL. -. NANNY Ten
Assistant Secretary


Recentemente e tomato fra moi il
signor Ettore Radicchi. che fu We
nerabiIe attivissimo della nostra log
gia Umberto /. Egli 81 era recato in
Italia per riabbracciare i suoi paren-
ii ed amici @ rigodersi il cielo del
bel Paese. Quasi senpre ha risieduto
nella citta' eterna di dove spesso fa-
eeva pervenire a ia Libera Parola"
i suoi segni di solidarieta' per il yo-
stro direttore, specialmente durante
PeDoca della sua grave malattia.
Nei pochi giorni dopo il ritorno
egli e state festeggiatissimo in mez-
10 a moi soci della loggia che 10 yene-
riamo come un nostro padre.
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''TTaViata" ALA Metropolitan
Opera House

Quella dcll'altra sera e stata day-
yero un'esumazione di ''Traviata'
dogma del bel layoro yerdiano e dele
tradizioni artistiche del nostro teatro
d'opera. Diciamolo pure, il succcsso
urtistico. qucsta volta. e state anchc
accompagnato da relative successo
finanziario, almeno q giudicarc dal-
faspctto della bella sala il cui udi-
torio era piu' numeroso del soIito.
Lo spettacolo fu dato sottO la dire
lione del Signor Eincenzo Saffiotti
di New York e risulto' in un lusin-
ghiero successo per tutti i bravi ar
tiSti che vi presero parte, ma special
mente per la Iuccari, il tenore Sor-
vino ed il baritone Carbone che rae
colsero tutti caldissimi applause G
meritati allori.
La Zuccui, artista che abbiamo
ria attire volte ammirata. canto' ed
agi' cgrcgiamcntc. II tenore Soryino
reduce dal "DaI Verne di Milano,
conquisto' immediatamente fudito-
rio e, cantantc ed attorc finito, 81
ebbe in picno Fomaggio della bella
-aIa. sia q sccna apcrta che in chiusa
ad ogni alto. Ottimo e per canto c
per scena il baritone Carbone che 81
vide rinnoyate le festose accoglienze
di altm tempt. Motto bene a postc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
PLANNING TR|-STATE CAMP
AGRICULTURAL CLUBS
AUGUST % NEAR STAUNTON
virginia, West NirSinin and Maryland
h"ds VIII Attend Gather
Ing Next Summer
=, tS,pcciai TO The Times Dispatch. !

MoKGANTOWN. W. Va" ' Jam
AS the result Of Il conference Of state
Boys 90 I:i agents from the southern states,
,iurr. or Virginia; Agent Jenkins. of
;A;nryland, and Agent Hendricks of
ca fsi n Of INA the first ~ Tris,atc
Agricultural Clubs OF these three
states Will be held August 20 TO IS,
Al Aitb near S ,Ha,, Va;
ticipatc this year. probably North ana
south Carolina. Kentucky and several
other states in this section will have
sgents az prs .n.s camp as all the state
great interest in. the plan for SONS
thing larger than the usual state
camp.
Developing Leadership.
This Interstate camp is a big step
taken By the hoys' leaders i'm their
efforts towards developing rural lead
ership. The camp is to b. made OF ma :
Nationai cIEp "do oy me f0rmation of a
ms meeting. corresponding 10 an aux :
iiiary Tor the American Farm bureau
ricue G,i and acting as feeder 10
ton. and the way outlined wher"hL.
o'nrr states can join the federation.
,,,'ia gina Mary!and and West Viz
boys nov, in addition TO the numerous
small amps in nearly every section OF
,mrsG f States WHERE the Boys Agricu!
800 ~ 'heinneis gather yearly for
leadership. "
These clubs have all the mon and
equipment necessary 10 MT Over sr,rh
q camp, and IL viii be carried on on
tirei| withou, outside aid. except In
huGh cases as orEanization or indi-
niduais pay the travelling expenses OF
some boys. like the action of tho Bal-
timore Rotary Club in paying ex-
penses OF a number OF city boys To a
somewhat similar camp.
Each boy PAYS hi. own fare IN ,i,e
place o. cncam9mcnt. and a small reg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
NORTH CAROLINA SECURE
MORE CHARTERS IN 1919
Interpretations Formed One-ThIrd
Greater In Number Than for
Preceding Ienr.

Especial 20 The Times-Dispatch.
RALEIGH. " G.. Jan. 3.-Thcrc has
been 80 per cent increase in the
number OF charters issued TO new CON
Germs during the past year This is
an increase over any previous year.
an indication that the people OF the
state have einhark cd on onc-third more
new enterprises during 1919 than they
ever did during any other year. The
total number OF charters issued for
the year, TO date. Is 1919.
Clerks in the office OF the secretary
OF state say that no record has been
complied showing the amount OF
money involved In these new business
enterprises. but that, likewise, will
run many million dollars moro than
1t has ever totaled before For MOI
only was the number of charters
ser companies than in any preyio1s
year.
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istration fee Is also charged to cover
cost of transportation of baggage and
cook hire. Each hoy brings his own
food, or it's equivalent in cash. and
necessary bedding. Any country boy
over Il may attend.
In most cases. the final plans will be
arranged in the early summer at the
state prize winners courses. held for
tho prize winning members OF the va
rious clubs about the different States.
These courses are held at some central
point In each state: In West Virginia.
tor instance. al the state University at
Morgantown.
The tri-Statc camp at Stanton will
have Burr in chare. of local arrange
mcnts. Jenkins in charge OF equipment,
and kcndrick In charge of the program.
The arrangemctns have already been
made for tho camp on threeyca
basis. kcndrick to he camp director in
1920. Jenkins In 1921 and Burr in 1922
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ton. particularly as related TO all that
cn ..,rr INTO the nations food supply.
get system" he says which. thanks
10 the Initiative of the House OF Rep.
rcSchtatircs. IL now well under way.
viii greatly assist in putting the gov
crnment upon Il business basis. and in
enaoiing the people to fix responsibility
noth Tor extravaganza and for excess
siVc and unfair taxation"
James w. Gerard, whose candidacy
Tor the Democratic nomination was re-
! Gently announced. is In full accord with
INC plan for Federal budget system.
present method of expanding govern
ment funds and realizes that the pres
ht-day extravaganza must be cur
PcrshinE Fnvors budget.
General John j. Pcrshing. whose
presidential possibilities were officially
discovered In the home State Of Will
nam jennings Bryan, comments in ;ruc
soldierly fashion on the proposed bud
get system. II can only say" he :crsc-
~ remarked, that l favor it's adoption
by Congress"
Herbert Hoover. who has been men
tioncd frequently and favorubly as the
logical Democratic nominee, and Yho
ls chairman of the American relief adj
ministraiion and the European chill
dren's fund, makes the following in
! tcresting statement regarding the bud
ger system as applied to government
affairs
extensive business I'M the world; its
operation should command the sound
est, most experienced most practical
minds in the world. Since such minds
would not attempt to establish business
of the magnitude involved without "a
budget. IL goes without saying that
budget Is sine qua non of sound
government"
Governor Frank o. Lowdcn. one Of
the earliest Republican possibilities,
pointed out that the adoption of a
similar budgctary system of Illinois in
/ 1917 has saved that State large sums
Of money.
The country" Governor I.owdcn
money by tho adoption by Congress ct
budgctary system. II has proved
its worth In every country in the world
and in many OF our States
Business CnrelessIy Run.
Governor William q. Sproul. OF Penn
sylvania, who was recently suggested
by Senator Pcnrosc. of tho sa me state
phatically states that our national
| business is tho most carelcssly run in
tho world.
Tho war" Pennsylvania favoritc
son reflects, cost us billions OF dollars
more than II should have. The ord;-
mcnt arc millions OF dollars moro than
they should he. Let us have Fed
cral budget as relief from the pres
cnt utter lack Of system"
Lynn j. Frazier. the Non-Par;isan
Leagues candidate, fccls that there
can be no question of the benefits
which Will accrue TO the government
by the adoption OF budget system. lie
believes tina, it could be made the
means OF great saving nationally just
ns II has been in tho smaller affairs
OF tho state OF North Dakota.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
NORTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY
TO HAVE HEALTH PROFESSOR
Stntc Hoard of Health Urges Omciul
Who Will Also he Chapel Hilrs
Health Chief.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Jan. 3.-Foliowinc
the inspection of the state University
by representatives of the State Board
o: Health, recommendation WAS made
TO the board of trustees of the insti-
iution that :, professor OF hygiene and
public health. who will also be health
officer for the town OF Chapel Hin.
be employed.
This recommendation was not made
because conditions at the university