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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-19
Parlarr1entul

d. TAKE lUNESCU: Scade-
rea leului e provocata de situa-
tia externa, de razboiul russo
.polon cum 81 de abundenta de
ruble 81 coroane.
De indata ce pacea sc va res
tabili in Orient cursul leului Sc |
va fmbunatati.
D. VASILE SASU citeSte de-
claratia in numele partidului IL
beral, aduc1nd critici proicctuaui
relative in deosebi la faptul ca
prin ell ,lici acllm nu se reali- |
zeaza nlificarea financiara a in
tregei tari.
D-sa expune programul finan-
ciar pc care partidul liberal il
gaseste necesar pentru satisface-
rea ncvoilor prezente, declarind
ca grupul parlamentar care re-
prezinta acest partid sc abtine
de la vot.
d. TOMA DRAGU citeste 0
dcclaratie din partea gruparii
parlamentare a socialistilor, Gu
concluzia ca nu va lua parte la
discutie 81 nu va vota.
D. V. MADGEARU (taranistj
citeste o declaratie in numele
opozitiei nationaae prin care a
ceasta exprimindu-si neincrede-
rca in guvern, declara ca nu Va
vota proiectul de buget pc mo-
tiv ca este anti-economic, anti
financiar 81 anti-democratic. Pen
tru "A Sc da totuSi baza de func-
tionare serviciilor in stat, opozitia
nationala acorda un bill de indem
nitate guvernu;ui pentru aplica-
rea bugetului alcatuit pima la
data de l Ianuarie 1921, urmind
ca discutia generala sd Sc facd
| in sesiunea ordinara din Novem-
brie.
II D. Y. TANTIU (basarabean O.
pozitronist) cere desfiintarea
taxelor pe vim din Basarabia
care sunt vexatorii, pentru tara
nil nostri podgoreni de pestt
Prut, cum 81 impozitelor inexis
tente in regat, dar aplicate il
Basarabia. 3reoa
d. GIONATU (basarabean di,
majoritate) sc asociaza la cere
rilc d-lui Tantu.
d. I. N. ANGELESCU raspun
de obiectiunilor formulate In de
claratiunile cetite sau rostite ii
Der Gle la tribuna.
D. ministru TAKE IONESCU
Nici o miscare ca proiectul d.
buget nu pc placul partidulu
socialist.
El nu un partid dc guvcrna
mint, prin urnrarc poatc rise;
orr ce critica, mimic noputindu-
satisface. Opozitia nationa!a
putut gasi macar curslIl ca pro
icctul este anti--democratic.
Il mai interesanta declarati
partidului liberal, dntruc1t guver
null sau in timp de mai multi an
de zile a condus tara fara buget
Desigur mai comod sa desvolt
: principii din opozitie in loc sa l
: realizezi cind esti La cirma tari
! (spl.) Anunta discutia general
pentru la toamna.
: Sc admite luarea in. conside
rate, procedindu-se apoi la vo
4 tare.
: Rezultatul votului: 135 pentr
: 81 IL bile contra.
Sedinta sc suspenda clte-v
t minute.
/ Adunarea voteaza un credit d
j 10000 pentru participarea dele
i, gatiei aleasa de ST. Sinod la cor
i bsul biserfcesc mondial de
: Chicago 81 la conferinta prelim
nara de la Geneva.
{ MTERPELARI.
D ID. v. EASU intreaba pc DIN
ministri al agriculture 81 conner
i tnll1i ear; Snnt m8Surile Mat
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NTERPEL.ARI.

d. v. EASU intreSba pc d-nii
ministri al agriculture 81 conner
tului carl sunt masurile hate
pentru ca produsele taranesti
sd isi gaseasca o desfacere conve-
nabila, fnlaturindu-se interventia
obisnuita a intermediarilor 81
speculantilor. Daca s'a organzat
exportul pentru anumite cereale,
care Gotta parte rezervata pen
tru produsele taranesti.
D. col. TOPLICESCU interpe-
leaza pc dl ministru al finante-
lor asupra neachitxrii pensiiaor
vaduvelor de raGboi din jnd,
Dorohoi.
D. ADAM (dep. st4ran) fntrea-
ba guvernul asupra preturilor
mari pc carl lie reclama consilie-
Ri agricoli din Ardeal psntru
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-19

pamint, navOrlzlnd pc prOprle~
tari, ceea ce a determinat un Gu
rent pentru reintoarcerea IN A
merica celor abba sositi.
D. G. RENEA intreaba pc dl
ministru de razboi asupra pro
motel de ofiteri 1910 care nici
pima All n'au fost avansati La
gradul de MAORI.
d. V. MADGEARU citeste
textul unei propuneri de a sc in
stitui comisiune pentru anche-
| tarea activitatii desfasurata de
dl ministru Taslauanu la minis
terul de industrie 81 comert.
Cere urgenta, pc care adunarea
s'a obtinut. :
ID. ]. MANU- interpeleaza pc
dl ministru al finantelOr asupra
dispozitiunilor cuprinse in regu-
lamentul punerii in aplicare a
proiectului pentru retragerea Co
roanelor, dispozitillni carl con-
trazic modalitatile anuntate de
Ill ministru de finante 81 caxi pri-
mejduiesc interesele taranilor in
| deosebi. Sc va inregistra prin
aplicarea acestor dispozitiuni Q
criza acuta de numerar, intru
cit schimbul nu Sc va face din.
du-se lei contra coroane, ci parte
bani 81 parte bonuri de tezaur s.
cekuri Gu care nu numal taranul
dar 81 cealalta lume nu sc pOatt
, impaca.
D-sa cere un raspuns categoric
nu simple asigurari.
Il Dl ministru ARGETOIANI
raspunde ca starea de asediu
mentinuta pc zona de 30 KIN.
unde dreptul de intrunire Sc exc
eta Gu controlul autoritatllo
q militare 81 civile.
al Lugojul nu plea in aceast;
IONA dar dacd intrunirea a fos
q interzisa. voiu lua masurile Gu
/ venite contra prefectului.
i ID: MISEA VASIESCU inter
peleaza guvernui as1pra contra
bandei de $50 mil. savirsita /
J. Arad de pretorul Iuliu Lazar.
al d. p. B. CHIRITA interpelea
"a asupra trenului special Bucr
resti-Sinaia, direct 81 zilnic, car
o pare a favoriza pc antreprenor
;. iocurilor de la Cazinourile s
n naei.
Interpeleaza apoi 81 asupr
n masurii &C trebuiau luate contr
. acelor evrei 81 romini din Fo'
sani, carl in timpul ocllpatiei a
terorizat 81 pradat popnlatia di
oras 81 judet.
ID. ADAM IONESCU da cetil
proiectului pentru recunoaStere
calitatei de persoana morala
juridica societatii ''Inainte" pei
:: tru educatia fizica.
Scdinta Sc ridica la ora 8 din
l. CONTJNurARE PIE PAGvNA A "A
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CAMERA
Sedinta de la Is Aug. 1920.

NS0A4Ayoo NAO ~ Az mug AVAsVs
Dupa cetirea sumarului, pr.
DAIANU care prezideaza Sedin-
ia, aduce la cunostinta Camerei
dureroasa stire "a atentatuiui in
dreptat asupra persoanei mare
lui barbat de stat al Greciei, We.
nizelos, rugind Camera sa aprobe
transmiterea urarilor din partea
parlamentului. (Vii aplauze).
Dl ministru TAKE IONESCU
Sc asociaza in numcle guvermului
la aceasta propunere, find vorba
de un ON polite, a carui faima
a trecut dincolo de granitele Gre
ciei, apartin7nd omenirei.
d. AL. VALDA in numele opo-
zitiei rationale aduce laude ma
rel personalitati politice a d-lul
VenNe,os, care, dntre altele me-
rite, il are 81 pc acela de Sc Fl
arafat un bun prieten all Romi-
niei in rezolvirea chestiunei fra.
tilor nostri din Macedonia.
D. l. PETROVICI citeste q
pr0punerc semnata de mai multi
deputati din majoritate, prin
care sc cere suspendarea discutie
generate asupra proiectelor dt
buget 81 autorizarea guvernulu
de Sc folosi de proiectul de bu
get instituit de minlstrul res
pectiv.
Propunerea Sc adopta.
d. general RASCANU depun,
proectul pentru pensionarea of
terilor 81 gradelor inferioare G.
au participat la razboi, spre ;
Use aproba amendamentul adao
gat la Senat.
d. DR.. AUREL DOBRESCI
repune in discutie chestiune
personala Gu dl Taslauanu, de
clarind ca daca a retras ca nc
parlamentar cuv1ntul VacareSt
nu 81 retrage totusi convingere
Sd ca Ill Taslauanu nu inertia S
mai stea pc banca m1nlsteriali
din moment ce ma respins nit
una din gravele acuzatiuni c
is 'au adus prin presa 81 parls
ment.
ID. DOBRESCU sc apara ape
de aclzatia Ibazata pc o anonim;
cum Cd d-sa s'a facut vinovat c
: STA asasinat ordonanta, culpa p
care voia so invoace dl Taslau;
nu. D-sa aminteste ca aceast
chestiune a fost lichidata defin
tiv in sesiunea trecuta find g;
sta pertimcnte nefondata.
D. ministru TASLAUANU inf;
tiseaza 0 declaratie de desolidar
zare d-lui Dobrescu de condl
cerea partidului exprimata su
proprie semnatura.
D,sa declara ca unui ON ca {
Dobrescu nu are al raspunde MI
un cl1v1nt, nefacind cinste oam
nilor carl stau l1nga dinsul.
(Opozitia i'm picioarc ridica
furtuna dc proteste).
ID. IORGA cere eXplicatii i'm
diate, la care dl Taslauanu ra
4 punde: '1D-ta nu mai al drept1
! La respectful meu''.
In rindurile opozitiei prote
tari 81 apostrofari violente.
d. N. IORGA: Sa'mi arata
! motivul pentru care Nicolae 10
ga nu mai are dreptul Ia respe
tul d-lui Octav. Tas]auanu.
ID. TASLAUANU: All perd,
acest drept din momentul cir
la apelul meu cuviincios, d-ta
raspuns Gu tactica politician1llu
ca nam nici competinta 81 nj
autoritatea de conduce mini
! terul meu.
ID. IORGA: Competinta DIV
/ nu putea Fl faurita nici ca 70
auditor al amor cursuri de
facultatea de litere, nici ca TO
] redactor la 0 revista iterara
nici ca fost secretar fntii sau
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
Irrigation Project
To Be Discussed AZ
Wolf Point Today

Wolf Point, Mont. Jan. 24.-Amons
the prominent men interested in the
extension Of Irrigation projects in
northeastern Montana, attending the
irrigation convention here today, are
Sam Teagarden of Great Falls, secre-
tary Of the Montana Irrigation con-
.gress, and r. NJ. Conner. reclamation
engineer from Poplar. The conven-
ton is called to discuss the proposed
federal bond issue for irrigation pur-
poses and the proposed dam in the
Milk River a Nashua.
BY building the proposed. dam in
the Milk river it is thought that
enough water could be stored during
the high water season to 2irrigate sew
eral thousands Of acres in the vicinity
of Nashua. According to present
plans, the irrigation bitches in the
Nashua project could be extended to
water a region. reaching practically to
the North Dakota boundary. 4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
2leleton Of Huge
81 Prehistoric Reptile
Is Put On Exhibition

New York. Jan. 24.-The skeleton
ofssA huge flying reptile, probably the
3lGfgest flying creature that ever ex-
listed, which in Its prehistoric day
nj as wide ranging an cea traveller
"a modern seaplane. has been placed
ON sexhibition at tho American mu-
saum Of natural history, 1t was an
nounced today. Study Of the me-
ehAnics of the creatures flight, which
ID planned by scientists, may throw
light on the practical problems Of
Asrnnautics, 1t is declared. a
The clumsy, toothless ANIMAL
pkteranodon-which lourished in the
aEN of reptiles. many millions of years
aEo, had a wing spread Of 1s feet
from tip to tip. but because Of its
curious dimensions may not have been
Asl heavy as a modern condor which
sometimes attains q 10 foot spread.
Twas nearly all wings and head, with
assNnall body, slender hind legs, and
assRere stump of a tail.
The specimen was found by Handel
TcssMartin, curator of the geological
Museum of Kansas university, In the
~cretaceous chalk beds of the Smoky
Fiji river of western Kansas. 1t is
believed to9be the only mounted
specimen OF a peteranodon in any
American museum. y
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
@" Tinker BobG3.A3
AN <@LgStoueS 4L22893(8kk I:1
hCaraysle H. Holcomb @&2H&J
JOHNNY MINK n
MR.
hvC arlysle n. holcomb

Tinker Bob was resting by the IRE
eide thinking of the reforming Of Mr.
Weasel the Great. It had been q
gceat task. indeed, to change the ac-
tons of such a fellow and Tinker
thought it had been worth all the
effort. Since Mr.. Weasel had ceased
to kill everything in his path many
forest dwellers had called to tell the
King how glad they were that he had
succeeded in changing the weasel's
way Of thinking.
While he was thinking about all
the wonderful creatures in the for
est, there was q dull rap on the
door. At first he thought it sound
ed like Chief. Porky's rap because it
vas slow and soft, and Chief Porky
is n of those slow and easy fell
lows. Tinker Bob went at onc TO
the door and who do you suppose he
saw? Well, it was Mr.. Muskrat, with
tears in his eyes.
Tinker Bob, seeing that Mr.. Musk
rat was weeping with orrow
"Oh, I'm so sad because I only
have three feet and cannot move
very fast"
The King knew from this that
some one had been molesting him,
and because he could not run very
fast IN three feet, he could not get
away. .
well now, who has been troubling
you?" asked Tinker. II know some
one has been disturbing you or you
would not be weeping,
Mr.. Muskrat went in to the Kings
house and sat by the fire. Then he
began to tell his story. You know
I remember where the Hunter set his
trap. Well I saw Johnny Mink
swimming and I told him not to come
ashore on the log above my house
because there is where the trap was
set. Instead of being glad because I
told him, he said he would be COM
ing back o and now that he knew
where I lived he would get me sure.
Then I came right e to see you"
see young Johnny Mink when he
comes back"
They vent back to where Mr..
Muskrat, lived. They could see. moth
ing Of Johnny Mink. BY and by u
they were watching on the bank of
the river, they heard a squeeky
whine and Mr.. Muskrat said:. There
is Johnny Mink. 1 can hear him. He
cannot be very far away from here.
When Tinker Bob heard thfs
squeeky whine he eel at oncess,to
the log which was not far fromsMr.
Muskrat's home. AS he came near
ed to see-Johnny Mink in the Hunt
er's trap, crying for mercy. Often
times one who threatens to do an
other harm is the first to come to
sorrow himself. We will see whether
Mr.. Muskrat or Johnny Mink is the
better of the two.
(To be Continued.)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
PACE TWO
|E[FTEEN YEAR OLD
CRIPPLE WILL SEE
OUT OF DOORS FOR
FIRST TIME IN LIFE

New York, Jan. 24.-Harriet Sears.
sAs1k-year-old cripple, saw the big u
81 doors for the first time today when
y Was taken from the squalid East
q 10 room In which she was born, to
81 Chafles hospital for crippled chill
dSelia WHORE specialists will treat G
aha nuns will seek to train her I'M
developed mind.
fHarrfet's parents admitted to well
fare workers who found the girl that
t4soY had never permitted her to leave
her room during the is years Ct her
life They thought It best for her to
remain constantly indoors, they said.
Phy1dcians say the gill appears to
baaJbright. although her education has
progressed only 30 far AZ counting to
six and saying the first four letters Of
her "A. H. C's.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
Editor Buys
Paper In Washington

aRolette, N. D., Jan. 24.-Charles W.
SfOiey, for many years a newspaper
MIN in this city, but according to his
own statement, crowded out Of bust
lei by the Brinton grab law, has
purchased the Wilson Greek World at
Wilson Creek. Wash. Wilson Creek is
satd to be a good live town and grow
tnEs rapidly.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
Editor Is
ss Not Starved Out

z8inford, N. D.. Jan. 24.-Editor
Peterson of the Binford Times, al
tA0ugh hard hit by the new newspa-
per law Of the state, has received such
substantial backing by the business
me1 Of the Town that he has found 1t
necessary to purchase a new home for
hts paper, and is bargaining for q
linotype machine. The building pur-
chased is of the best in town, a
tWp-story concrete structure with
ample room for convenient arrange
mont Of all equipment,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
Farmer Dakotan Kills
Seven In Insanity Fit

Fort Wayne, Ind. Jan. 24.-seven'
Hs1 were the toll taken by a crazed
HtGh in 9 tragedy enacted at Harlan,
1G15niles east of Fort Wayne.
aGf1zed by worry yer a real estate
dS9l. William Spindler,. 70 years old
sI4t and Killed his wife and daughter
ina1w, and her husband, Christ
Sr4Mdler. and their three children.
HSrschel, 6 years old; Marian, IA.
and Blaine, e.. He then killed him
ssif.
The tragedy took place some time
Thursday night, but was not discover
e6Aunti1 early today.
All died from bullet wounds in the
head.
The family recently returned to
Harlan after a IL months residence
inas1aorth Dakota.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
REvAMPED.

OFT in the night time quiescentt
Ere Morpheus has me fettered,
My thoughts like an incandescent
Show up days I might have better.
ed. Cartoons Magazine
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
Automobile Show

The greatest and most complete automobile
show you or anyooe else has ever seeu. Exceeds IN
worlds records IN sire. of6cially sanctioned By
Motor and Accessory Manufacturers Association Of
New York. Exhibits viii present sbsoluteay the last
word in motor carr, together with most eon9lete
display Of accessories ever shown.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-24
Tractor Show
b GEORGE M'MANls.

million dollars in tractor exhibits. Great
vi;tnss.ed' fndor n.d b 3 tN.t;on Al imniement .nd
Vehicle Association. Every reliable tractor from gar
den m;dgets to the giants Of the field win be, shown
here, along with al manner Of traetor-drawn imple-
meuts. Experts to denaonsFate them. Come on nj
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-14
BURNING COTTON
TO KEEP PRICES UP

The wanton destruction of neceSsi
ties of life is a crime against civili-
eaton and humanity at any time, and
II is an especially reprehensible crime
at time like the present, immediate
" following a suspension of produc-
tivity for a period of four years in
nearly half the world. There is law
against it The owner of foOdstuffs
may no longer dump them overheard
in order to keep up prices. Neither
has the owner of raw cotton a right
TO burn it that he may assist in main
tanning a Accent level. There is big
money in cotton at half that price.
Cotton is one Of the products Of the
soil that the government did not inter
fere with. The producer has grown
rich and arrogant. The Southern
planters are not satisfied, and &C
cording to press dispatches they ara
resorting to Outlawry in order to pre-.
vent return of normal prices.
The night riders are out. They are
intimidating growers in Alabama
Texas, South Carolina and Georgia
who refuse to abide by their dicta-
ton. And the lawless work began at
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-14

the. same hour. This Is sufficient
proof that 1t Is by preconcert in a
large territory.
Congress convenes within two
months, but it is not necessary to
wait on Congress- We are still tech
nically at war with Germany, and the
administration can. il 1t wishes, pre-.
vent the further destruction Of cotton
by the application of war emergency
measures. The Department Of Justice
should lose no time, but act at once.
Tampa Tribune.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-14

but the whole thing would be fishers
of men. But sas one, what woull
children do. was giving the invi-
tf.tion in Mount Vernon Ave. church,
Columbus, Ohio, when brother and
sister, mere children, came up the
aisle a night or two after their own
conversion with their mother who fell
in heap at the altar Never did I
see faces shine brighter than their
until the next night when they came
with their father. Oh SO often have
the children led them when no other
could 1.-THE meek will he guide in
judgment and the meek will he teach
his way "A child shall lead them.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-14
CUT THIS QUIT
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ney and bladder ailments; and Folev
Catharic Tablets, wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
constipation, biliousness, headaches
and sluggish bowels. For sale by
Henley's Drug Store.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-14
HE FEELS TEN YEARS YOUNGER

Any man or woman suffering from
lame back, headache, stiff joints sore
muscles, rheumatic pains or any other
symptom of kidney or bladder trouble
will be interested in this letter from
Fl. Bryde, 925 Garden St., Hoboken,
n. j. II could not bend down for
some years, as I can now. My wife
lad many time to put on or off my
shoes. | obtained relief with Foley
Kidney Pills. I feel now as II were
ten years younger. = For sale by Hen
ley's Drug Store.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-14

II is said that up at Palm CITY
wagon loads of guavas went to waste
In addition to being excellent for jel
~, preserves or jam, one writer adj
vocates their use for eating with su.
gar and cream, claiming them to be
superior to Strawberries.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-14

Myron l.. Tinney, professionally
known as Fearless Tinney,' came to
his heath at Detroit recently while
doing aerial acrobatics at the state
fair. He was one of the entertainers
at the west Palm Beach Sun dance
last March.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-14

Dark blue serge for the one-plece
frock is undoubtedly smart and
wien a beaded border is added TO
the tunic, what more could be de-
sired? The blouse with long lines
is emphasized in this model. 1t fas'
tens in surplice effect and has long,
slender revers and a rolling collar.
Close-fitting sleeves and a narrow
belt of ribbon tell the rest of the
story. Medium size requires SM
yards 54-inch serge.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 9O67
Sizes, "a to As inches bust. Pride,
IS cents. Beading Nc. 1858. Trans
fer. blue or yellow, Is cents.