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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-14
COPILUI. RANDEL A Gin
TART AZ FUNTI LA
NASTERE.
A crescut sanatos hranit find
Gu Hensch Food.

Foarte micut a fost copilul Ram
del cind a VENT pc l,me. A cinta-
rit numai patru fllnti 81 jumatate,
) fost asa de dclicata ca pasa-
re. Citeva luni a putut trai slngu-
"a, insa nu $ a intarit, en- toatc me-
todelc incercate de a O hrani. Du-
pa accia intr % ri muma-sa la dat
| lIonsch $ Food.
.,Dupa prima mincare $ "a odih-
init ,binc'', scric Dina Randcl, 1919
". .95th Str. Cleveland. Isl in cu-
rind am putut vedea mare dife-
renta. Am continual de al da
Hensch S Food, 81 sa intarit, de
venlnd o fetita sanatoasa. Consi-
dcram aceasta hrana minunata."
Mi de altr name din Cleveland
a caror copii an croscut mari 81
sunt sanatosi, pot dovedi desprc G.
ficienta hranei Hensch s. care un
ahsolut suhstitut stiintific al lap
telui Gle mama.
Ga modificator al laptelui de va
ca, este nelntrecut. Laptelc de vaca
singEr formeaza globuri mari in
stomacul copilului. insa daca adao-
gait Hensch s Food la laptcle de
vaca, formeaza mici globule ca 81
laptele de mama.
| Hensch S Food contine eIemen-
te proprli, 81 in buna proportie, ca
sa lntareasca osul. Sc faca muscu-
latura tare, 81 sinee bun rosu. Co
phi hraniti cu Hensch S Food nu
sufcSa de stomac, dupa cum sufe-
ra alti copii hraniti din sticla.
Daca copilul DIV. nu progresea-
"a cum ar trebui, daca' slab, pi-
pernlcit-ori gras 81 moale, da-i
Hensch s Food.
Cere proba della The Hensch S
Food Company, Cleveland.
HENSCH'S FOOD I
Pentru copii, invalizi 81
Convalescenti.
Adv
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B 8 + G ~ r -
Pc ORR CARE vAP0R De LA TOATE LIE De VAPOARE PRETU
RE STUNT CELE MAI EFTINE ADEVARAT 0FICE De La COMPAN

rator al oprimatilor 81 nedrepta
Eitilor contra opresorilor 81 ne
dreptatitorilor.
rcmurila de acum an schimbat
insa situatia 81 tind sa mute ne
lreptatea della extremitate Ia
alta.
in locuI priyilegiatilor din tre-
cut, Sc rilica alti l'ivnitori de ,prl-
vilegli, alti candidati la guvcr-
mare opresiva, .alti facatori de he
dreptati.
Tirania ceior de sus pare Fl
inlocuita Gu tirania celor de JOS.
Stu ca in fizica 0 lege care
determine oscilatiunIle balancic-
rului. Sa fie oare acca lege apli-
! ca'bila 81 in sociologie? Sd nu put
tenn oare scapa de privilegiati, dc
opresori, de nedreptatitori SA III
putem in!atura tirania claselor
lntre dlnscle? Sa nu putem trai
in llni3te, pace, cgalitate, fratea-
sea dragoste 81 buna dreptate?
Nazind cele &C Sc petrec sab
ochii nostri $ ar parca ca domnia
urei va ii eterna 81 ca dragostea
crestina intre oameni este Wis
in veci nerealizabil
81 totusi! Impotriva celor ce
ydd, impotriva afirmatiunii celor
mai multi, ell cred cd pacea Va
domnl mtre popoare 81 lntre oa-
menl, Cd dragostea 81 dreptatea
yor birui ura 81 setca de razbu-
mare 81 ca va veni vremea cinI
claseie noastre sociale infratte.
vor lupta NINA IN NINA pentrn
binele 81 fericirea fiecaruia 81
| pentru inflorirea 81 marirea scum
| pei patrli comune.
| Dar. :. cind?.
G. G. Costa Foru.
| (,Avintul").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-14

care este mai 7flaintata 81 mai de-
mocrat deceit eel liberal?
VOCI LA LIBERALI: M a.
VEN mimic de zis.
y. MIHALACHE: DIE prim-
ministru, majoritatea admite le-
gea, liberalii admit, de ce nu vo-
tati legea?!
Generalul Averescu, tot SUR
zator, nu raspunde.
D. MIIIAI4ACHE: De ce We
chile particle sc pun in calea as
piratiilor neamului?
VOCI LA LIBERALI: Vechile
partide au facut Rominia Mare.
VOCI LA SOCIALIST: Da.
da, la Odessa!
d. MlHALACHE: Nechile par
|tide nu mai au prestigiul necesar
Rominia Mare nu att facut-o d
ira, ci singele varsat in lupte al
soldatilor 81 taranilor! Unguri
in propaganda Ior spuneau: Az
delenii Sc va uni cu Rominia Sc
catuita 81 stapinita de 0 NINA dc
boicri.
d. general Aycrcscu spune il
aplauscle liberation: Tara ne,
TRIMS aici sd lucram, nu sd II,
tinem de certuri.
| u. MIHALACHE: Frati dil
provinciile alipite ne-Su pus con
ditii la alipire 81 bine an facut.
| Liberalii protesteaza. d. lone
Bratianu Sc ridica in picioare $
vrca sd spuie ceva. Taranistii i
| huiuuicsc, ceea ce provoaca IL
| dignarea libcralilor, earl sar j.
| ajutorul sefului lor insultind p
taranis;i.
Ardclenii 81 taranistii de opar
te, liberalii 81 indepcdentii j
| frunte Gu d. DR.. Gheorghiu, d
alta sc cearta 81 Isl arunca rec'
proc apostrofe.
Scdinta Sc suspenda, disputed
dintre grlrpari continual ell aceia5
"ehcmenta impetuozitae.
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DREPTATE 81 DRAGosTE, NJ
URA!

Stiu ca clasa guvernatllor, MAJ
alcs eel din straturile de JOS, a
,fost oropsita 81 neidreptatlta de
clasa guvernatilor
De cind tin condeiul in nina
neincetat am protestat contra a
cestei starr de fapt, lar cind pr
lei a fos. ca Gu insumi, sa ann
vre-o scadere. fic Gu vorba fle
Gu fapta mi-am facut datoria de
SINGER 81 convins democrat apa
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Averescu 81 refor-
ma agrard.
- UN CRfMPEI DE REFOR-
MA. = DISCURSUL. FOsTULUI
MINISTRY. MIHALACHE DES-
PRE- REFORMA AGRARA. -

In cea din urma sedinta a Par
'lamentului ales de poporul Romi-
niei Mari 81 TRIMS acasa (censa
rat) d. Mihalache rostit urma.
torul discurs:
d. Mihalache vorbeste in lega-
tura Gu articolul cetit ieri de d.
general Aycrcscu 81 pc care d-so
Si-l insuseste.
Ieri am fost bombardat de mi
tralierc liberale = 81 prezenta
fostului meu general imi da Q
viziunc ciudata.
Tn cfmitir, un pllton de soldati
carora genera!ul lor le vorbest,
(CENSURAT).
LIE vorbea de ordine; adeca sa
trimeata acolo Ia cimitir Pc Gel
ce vor cricni 81 vor cere I'LL
drept al lor.
(CENSURAT).
Vorbinld de articolul citat spu
lie cN ar dori sa-si sustina toat.
partidcle articolcle asa cum is
suustine d-sa Pc al sau.
d. ION BRATIANU: Al recu
noscut ca moi am pronuntat CO
dintii cuvintul de cNproprierc.
d. MUSETESCU: Ba i'll tim
pul clrd d-tra doreati sd traiasc;
generalul Averescu sa-si ispasea
sea pacatele.
ID. MIHALACIIE: Rcgele a ia
cut expropricrca 81 spus-o ID
numai mic. ci 81 d-lui Costa-Forl
presaIintelc ,,Asociatici Presef
(Blocul aplauda).
Celeste apoi un pasaj dintr III
articol al d-lui general Avcresc!
rclativ la eXpropriere, pasaj Cd
re contine aceiasi parerc, alt
fel exprimata = ca 81 III artico
lul d-lui Mihalache.
ID. JEAN FLORESCU: Va gra
biti sd VA trimita acasa.
ID. MIHALACHE: Da, da, VI,
grabim.
Continuind celeste discursu
generalului Averescu la congre
sui ,,Ligei'' unde pune la indoia
Ia buna credmta guWcrnului Ii
bcral relativ la expropriere $
unde- Sc spune ca lmproprletari
rea Sc datoreSte ,,Nintului rey1
lutionar della Prut'', lar rcform
agrara a liberation pc care ge
neralul tine sd si-o Insuseascd
All numita ,,crimpei de refor
ma"
VOCI: Traiasca consecventa
(CENSURAT>.
Lihcralii sunt desorientati :
nu mai stu cum sa intrerupa.
d. POPESCU. ULMU Oibcral)
Nh. sunteti i'll chestie. Vorbiti j
rcforma agrara.
ID. Mihalache continllnd cetes
te o dec!aratie d-lui Trancu
lasi in care Sc spune ca reform
agrara liberalilor o consider
reactionara.
Celeste alta declalratie a d-lu
Argetoianu care. spune ca exprc
prierea 0 lege de spoliatiunc .
de lupta de- clasa 81 protesteaz
dim toate puterile contra Ell.
VOCI LA TARANISTI: Asa S
site taranii. Sal cunoasca tara!
| d. Mihalache, continufnd cett
! ste alta declaratic generalulu
| Avprescu, umlc spnne, ca modifl
/ carea Constituted trebue facut
pentru largirea reformei agrar
III pentrn ingustarca eli.
/ d. GENERAL AVERESCIU
Cred 81 acum.
! y. MIHALACHE: Atllnci de G
nu procedati la admiterea pre-
iectul,tj nostru de lcge agrar:
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G 0 N " O G A r E

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura carol |" din Ellwool
CITY, Pa, convoaca pc tott mem
bril- sal a lua parte la alunarea
generala eXtra-ordinra. care Sc
va tlHca DWmineca, 16 Maiu 1920.
Deschiderca sedintei va fl la ore
le 1.3O dupa ameazi. Avind citeva
puncte foarte interesantc de re-
Zolvat, smt rugatl staruitor toti
Jratli melnbrii a lua parte la a.
ceasta adunare, ca sa putem adu-
&c cele de lFpsa la indeplinirc
rentru binele 81 inaintarea socic-
tatii 81 spre multumirea tuturor
membrilor. Tot acei frati mem
bril- care vor fl absenti fara mo-
tive vor fl amendati conform sta
tutelor.
IN namela societatii Carol L."
din Ellwood City, Pa:
Victor S. Bonda, pres.
Nicolae Cdlugar, seer. I.
(110-1l)
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A v I z

Societatca Carmen sylvia a
hotarit 0 petrecere c,1 teatrua pc
ziua de 4 lulie 1920, 81 roaga pc
toate societdtile. parochiile 81 c!u
burile ain loc ca sa he dele coil
cursul Pc ziua sus numita.
Prezidiul soc. Carmen Sylvia.
(110-12)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-14

Dacd vre direct la CONSTANTA
alta GALE dute prin HENRY J. SCIINITZER STATE BANK
Dacd vrei mit ban modu MAJ iefn
rmite prn HENRY J. SCIiNlTZER STATE BANK Daca de
glnd sat aduc famila din para vcce, aduto prn HENRY
SCliNITZER STATE BANK = Dacd cape nformatiun
cnste cferior la faacerle Dtale
HENRY J. SCIINITZER STATE BANK de oare ce HENRY T.
SCINITZER STATE BANK a exisat tmp naine sau
multi ageni ciupercie pc poae SCNI
TIER STATE BANK eXta cnd unul din
agent nceput prapaeac HENRY j. SCIiNITZER STA
TIE BANK VA EXISTA 81 IN VTOR
scop eu pc c avu asa greu agonst
fl dsparu totu Dcci
vorba auncl nu face aaccri niEen altu de cit X6
HENRY j. SCHNITZER STATE BANK
141 WASHINGTON STR. NEW YORK N Y.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
LOOKING BACEwABD

Another election day haa como rono u nougla Tho day uaa ouet rbcre w.s mo contest os only sufficient mcn o mI out the ticket could be secured io nm
 Oidumon who wondcf hoIr ways Co hc polls Go caa. choir ballots aa a matter of hab't almost wepi as thcy saw Che lack of excitement that characterized ho election There was not a rc.'s, of Q scrap. NcI.hcr was thcrc any election cigars or ree rides to Che pona
 AS our mind rayes back to pre- vols elections VIC cannot help but roncs tbo contrast Those wore tho happy daw whom "Nuso' O'connor was hero uc loved scrap and he nearly always got one on election day.
 Then it vu hat thc election workers wcrc out in ul force at break of day. witch hcIr hands fulI of sample ballots and thcir pockets mu of election ciur They would buuouholc paasorsby on every street corner and sIye chem a heart Go heart talk as co how the voting should bo done Then hcro was Che fronzicd crowds In Inc evening waiting to hear Che r@mu and waiting for tho successful candidates Go appear
 AS soon as thc returns would bc announced thoro would be Q whoou chat could bc hoard for miles. and chen thc town broke loose Wth thirteen saloons m town and seven successful candidates on calling mp "hc house" in each place it was Ina Ic.J a wild uIghU Many .a|d bus. moss mca and a.cady-goiue work. mon wore wont to eo home tho morning after m One paio grey dawn vh h0ase yoIce from yelling and Jag that to say thc least wa.
 happy one.
 Thc days or the liquid iolidca. Iols arc over. bgt iust for Che nkc ot old umcs wc would nho to see an- o.hor o'dume campaign staged again n Douglas with Che crossing and Iou1Ic-c-o" thc backing and 1mue and Inc real o.dtme om na.m methods Jha. wore n Vogu' rer. for s0 many rolu
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
M RoaL

A new boat has arrived on Cas- tnoau Channel 10 ls owned by Cole lard B Cook who has been visiting on Inc channel for Che past week. Tho boat while not now in point Of years ls new Co thIs particular lo- cauv It was built at Hames s.x years ago and is ot Che cruiser type. bult entirely Of cypress and hard- wood Mr. Cook is making some alterations Go Che craft and win use it either for taking out pleasure par- ucs or for power trolling
 Mr Cook. it win be remembered. was Che chief elcctrician at Che sit- ka naval station who was 80 badly burned by electricity last summer chat his rocovorey was considered doubtful Medical aid was rushed To him thoro on a subchaser and he was brought to Juneau on Che boat Hs burns were about the head and ncc and hands He received por- monont injuries thut brought about hs discharge with pension. Mr. Cook and his wife visited Mr. and Mrs. cLct Bowen horo several dif- lcront umos and Mr Cook called .n here for another visit this time with rf. hn.f
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09

Piano for rant Phone its. Juneau
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
Getting Training

Tom Tmcy's herring are rcco.y- nr considerable training these sunny days Ho hos them now 800 Cha. they limo up and go through wmy drills thcy form columns left and right at One word of command They can now send out skirm.shem when told. and one bis fellow who nets as sergeant akcs much delight u hayiug Che rockies. It Is expected that before Che fishing season opens the herring win be able Co do many other difficult foats chat wil make thcm moro efficient in turing Che Ring salmon to Che hook
 More Scandal
 Owing to thc bad weather and pressing business engagements Of Che owner. Art olson has not found time to launch his opcn-faced pleasure cruiser Next Sunday is now set for tho eventual day. The boat win hIt tho water on that day and win be named Scandal" which everyone win aercc isa very appropriate namo for Che craft
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Fifth Street between Main and Seward Streets. Junoau)

lfifth Street between Main and
 Seward Streets Junoaul servIcos are held every Sunday at n O. m. In tho church or tho Chria- Clan Science Society Of Juneau on Fifh Street between Main and sow- ard stroots Tho subject for noxt Sunday wll be. "Aro siu Disease and Death Rcal?"
 Sunday school at l2l5 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting at S:15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room s. Malony Block. Open daily except Sundays and holidays. from 9 to 4:3O D. m. and from 2 10 .9.p m Wednesday evenings. 2 7toS.
 Tho public is cordially invited to attend these services and vIo.t Che Reading Room.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
HAVE CARD PARTY

Al lhc meeting of Che Rooohah lodge last night !. was decided chat ,he Robekah Auxiliary would havc a card party at odd Fellows han on next ThuHi1r night The public s Invited
 40 tle same meeting Mrs. John L.vIe was chosen as delegate Go thc grand lodge th.s ycar
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
0rrcERs EIEcIED

Mrs. Frank LeNor was manI- nousy elected dout of tho rrndvcI puWtrochw Aaoc.a- Im at thc bu.uc meeting held Monday evening Nm w B Hare eraya wa. elected vice president and Miss Naomi Gubcrtson secretary treasurer.
 Tho Association accepted One ina Hnuon oI the no1r'os Association O moe. v..h thcm tn lout sca.on In May This win be Che last meet- mr ol Che year for both associations
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
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THE FLY WHEELS
@ @ @ @ @ e @ @ @ Fish Biting

King salmon arc reported Go be biting n Seymour Canal Several local trouora have ioft for chat plnco and many othon win leave tho mid- dic of next week
 Soon Be Ready
 Wm One assistance Of his iut assistant Frank Bach Jr. Robbie Courhun soon expects io have his trolling boat ready Tor launching Bob plans on starting fishing aa carly us possible and will troll at mc carly trolling grounds Owing to h.s intimate knowledge of law gained through his long service as a juryman at thIs term Of court he ia thinking Of naming tho boat "iiIs Honor"
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
sHANNAHAN TO BE TRIED

Patrick J. shauuahan. who .a ace .uel ol ,ac murder of Assistant United sat.s Attorney Steve Ragan no Kc,ohitan laat alI vil bc taken to Ke.clIkan carly mex. week Co
 anl uai at ,hc coming term of .ourt hcrr rho opening of ihc term uas scheduled for April 70. but It ia very likely that it win bc dc. ayci for .ow daya
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
GOODBYE FIU

lt a mld that thero a no more influenza on Douglas Island now, and Chat lho lart one to recover was Gust Wahto. who had sIisht touch of pneumonia after the nu was ovor
 No doatha occurred on the Island mia year from influenza. and ai- though nero wcro quite Q numbor of .ascs reported. most Of them were quite light
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09

Kodak printing. developing and onIarslu neatly and promptly done by Mm Jaek Mccormick. Leave or- defs at Elmer D smlth's or phone Troadwoli 233.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
STEWARD SICK

L. & Ferris of Troadwel has been m hs week. but was feeling con- sIdcrlbly better today.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09

WANTED A secondhand piano Wm pay cash. Address Box 99l. Ju. uclu.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
BACK TO ALASKA

Anton LuJctand arrived at KctchIban on Che City ot Seattle
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-09
Moro Scandal
Gone Fishing

John Ronk.ucn and Victor kuk- koIa have lcft for thc trolling grounds at Seymour Ronk.nen has a power trolling boat while Kukkoia does hand trolling
 Herman Nieme.a Is fixing up boat with which he win also Org hand trolling thls season.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-04
MORE THAN HE COULD STAND
Oyster Bay saIesman's Sympathy for
Customers Caused Him to Give
Up His Position.

This sugar shortage and high cost
Of food business isn't all a onc-sided
sorrow, to Judge from the reaction in
the heart throbs of the head clerk in
one Of Oyster Bays largest grocery
stores, a New York Tribune CORE
spondent writes. The sympathetic
clerk is Fred Walker, and he handed
his employer, R. ". Royce, his resig.
nation the other day.
you'll have to get another head
clerk, that's all there is to it." he an
nounced. 81 can't stand it any
longer"
A fellow employee vouches for the
statement that tears glistened in the
mans eyes as he made known his de-
cision.
''Why, FredP' exclaimed the
grocer. "You astound me. Haven't
we treated you like one of the frm2"
'1t isn't how you've treated me,
boss; it's how I have to treat our
customers. They come in asking for
sugar and I have to refuse them.
They buy a bar of soap and l have to
charge 2 cents more for it than I
did last week. It hurts in here" and
the faithful chief clerk tapped his
breast.
"No," he said brokenly, tI'm 60
ing away from here. I'm going to
study to be real estate agent or q
plumber or something, so my con
science will be clear"
Mr.. Royce is in the field for an in
dividual with heart of flint
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-04
FLYING FISHERMAN NOW
(By United Press)

Los Angeles, Ca, Feb. 4.-Flying
fish have long been familiar but now
the flying fisherman is introduced.
Captain John D. Loop, whale-hunter,
has adopted the hydEQplane in place
of the time -honored dory.
From it he hunts for sardines and
whales.
The hydroplanes' adaptation to
whaling is development of the war
when airplanes were used to search
the seas for submarines. From the
air the hunter can see beneath the
surface of the water.
The chief part played by the air
men in fishing is to locate the schools
and then the whalers or the fishing
boats are sent out to finish the job.
An attack on the whale from the sky,
however, by means of bombs or ma
chine guns, is not an impossible de-
velopment, flyers say.
Loop, who long has hunted whales
off the Lower California coast, al
ready has had big success in locating
schools OF sardines from the air.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-04
NAMES TO BE SUNG.

The supervisor in charge Of the
BlacHeet agency at Browning,
Mont, has issued a ci- rular adver-
tising for sale certain Indian lands.
The list of the allottees shows that
the years have not driven out all the
picturesque Indian names. There
are Chief All Over and Richard Calf
Tail and Blanket Woman Don't Go
Out among the old-fashioned kind.
But what sort Of name is Everybody
Looks at Marrow Bones? It sounds
like a song. And Annie Rides at the
Door might be the title of a poem.
Lucy Iron Eater is no name for a
gentle lady, but it is easier to write
than Yellow Bird Takes Gun on Top
or Strikes on Top Morning Eagle.
Petrified Russell has Puritan
sound. Chipping Too Deep Night
Shoots is too deep for us.-New
York Sun.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-04
Art Criticism.

One day a Gerul:,u Sllhnltern who
had heen ordered to find bNletS pre-
Sented himself ut my house, writes a
Belgian woman in the Worlds Work.
showed him among others the room
occupied for more than two years by
the American delegates of the relief
commission. in which a reproduction
Of an ancient work Of art-a bust
without arms-stood on the mantel-
piece. The subaltern thought the
room appeared to be comfortable. but,
seeking to make himself disagreeable.
he raised his eyebrows, after looking
at the reproduction, and said in a
rude voice:
why, madam, did you cut the arms
off this bust in room destined to be
occupied by German officer?"
Words failed me. ~ What could I
say? He left the house with an Of
Tended air. But the incident had no
sequel, which was most extraordinary.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-04
Lived Long in Seclusion.

Forty years in the District Of Co.
lumbfa without having set foot on the
streets Such was the record Of sew
eral of the sisters Of the Visitation
convent, formerly located at Connectt-
cut avenue and l. street Northwest
am told on authority For forty
years these sisters lived in the school,
taking their exercise in the spacious
grounds back of the building, sur
rounded by a high wall. AS you so
past the building now you see it al
most raZed to the ground by wreckers,
the building and site having been sold
recently for big price. So the good
sisters at last came forth from their
cells and trod again the streets of the
national capital for the first time in
forty years.-Washington Star.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-04
MOVE IN RIGHT DIRECTION
PennsyIvania's Good Work in Tree
Planting Should Be Copied by
Other Commonwea aIths.

The state of Pennsylvania planted
more than 100000 trees in 1919
and by so much has helped the ma
ton. The state has long record in
this respect as Pennsylvania's his
tory shows that in 1873 John Ber-
tram set out many forest trees in
bis botanical garden on the banks of
the Schuylkill near Philadelphia,
and among these were Norway
spruce, bald cypress and white pine.
Since his day, population, needs and
methods have multiplied in almost
geometrical progression until what
America can do shows what America
must do. Palestine, Armenia and
Montenegro show what deforesta-
ton means and has meant for the
old world. As a matter of business
administration, it is a fascinating
picture presented by the artistic, ag-
ricultural and commercial improve
ment possible when each state zeal
ously goes about the work of forestry
in the way that Pennsylvania has
done; indeed, the warp and woof Of
what the public can bring to pass, is
wonderful beyond description.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-04
THEATER FOR CHILDREN.

Washington is to have a theater
exclusively for children, with boys
and girls from the Fairgrounds of
the city making up the casts Of the
plays presented. The theater will
be- in the Community Service club.
Decision to launch the juvenile play
house was reached at a conference
the other day between officials of the
playground department and the
community service organization.-
Washington Star.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-04
MINNESOTA EDITORS
WILL MEET FEB. 27-28

Jordan, Mimi, Feb. 4.-John =.
Casey of Jordan, secretary OF the
Minnesota Editorial association an
nounces that the fifty-fourth annual
convention of the association will be
held in Minneapolis, Friday and Sat
urday, February 27 and 2S. In addl-
tiOn to two day sessions there will pc
a dinner for members of the assoc1a-
tiOn and their ladies and guests, at
which Rome G. Brown, president OF
the Minneapolis Tribune pany,
will be host.
Mayor Meyers Of Minneapolis will
welcome the editors Friday at 10
a. m. at the West hotel, where meet
ings will be held in the banquet
room Vice President J. R. Lady Of
Olivia will respond, and President
Asa NJ. Wallace of Sauk Center will
give the annual address, the secre-
tary will report, committees will be
named and Harrison Fuller, COM
mander of the Minnesota branch of
the American Legion, will speak on
What the American Legion Stands
For"
Various addresses will feature the
afternoon and tribute will be paid to
the late Colin F. Mcdonald OF St.
Cloud by w. B. Mitchell. Committees
will report.
FLYING FISHERMAN NOW.