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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

Of three hours daily, and this should
siye ,hem some II the training that all
amateurs as well as professionals need.
'nut yon can tell the world TINT the
Amarillo bunch has itself slated for a
walk away. and then II some NJ them
have O. h. hauled away that viii be
dlffcrnt story. hut we are after that
lunch II birds that with such liberahty
dealt IA misery from the first nj the
other event. and we are planning to get
them.
Just how many dark ones they my
have up their sleeves for us | don't
now. but it'a al clean stuff. and we
ere willing "a go In whole heartedly.
These bouts greatly stimulate clean ath'
tics. and We uc hoping 20 SEQ n far
vratrr Interested stimulated In every
hasc of this work throughout the
i1alns Cuurir.. Interest h growing, a.
% evidenced 10y tine interesting bouts he
ing purod NJ plainvirw and other South
'la,ns Country paints.
\ glance at the following lineup Will
.adlcair tn those who are acquainted
with ,hc boys iusl what may be ex
rrctcd'
Amarillo. Canyon.
/ Frank Furmshy lasil Mccormack
/ mn llulch,nf John Ne,eck
Milton Richardson Wallace buster
Zane smith Mack Mobiles
Clarence kropft Louis Lynch
Rlll sulpns HALL Lester
+ Joe cruft Roy CuldinE
7 Cas- Davis Frank Farmer
Pr Fuqua Garland Taylor
Jack johnson Ralph Jones
x. a. Brown Floyd TrowhridEe
Many ,.tiscns ~ Amarillo have GALES
ns Throughout today. making inquir'
I Afout thc lineup. tho character ~ th'
houts and uoW have definite aSsur
anre that ~, viii have from four Il
( tive hundred people rrum this city In at
tendance. Tho city OF Canyon viii turn
nlt literally len addition 10 the follow
Z ing - fivht fans from the faculty and
rud nj hudy of the West Texas stat
Normal College.
Tho fight viii b. worth tho money
accudinr a. the estimate " those VIII
have with SD the working out "f ho,l
tue teams II viii brein this evening al
: O'clock SHARP. and win consist Of
,ch,duiod ufiytiVe rounds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

\. u. \. banquet starts Monday nigh,
u ". q. ". Hall. ) y. M. closes ai
i:30.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
EXHIBITION GAMES
lV AaauflafsN nfrsa
OKLAHOMA CITY. March a.

ALEXANDRIA. w.. March 81
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GALVESTON. March a.
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ORANGE. Texas. March q.
~ N n,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

Ryan. Shea. Noigt and smith; Snyder,
knight, McGrcw and obripn. Japan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

Jamcs, Finl,y ana Kelly; Goodwin,
Brown, Shcrdcl. Haines and McChr,y,
Dilhoc for Clemens.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

Los ANGELl:s, calif. March "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

Cincinnati Nationals O.
Dallas. Texas League. ..
Tuque and illrgraVp. Wingo; Carter.
Atkins and Wits.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

Collins, piwry and Norman. u yur.
ncr; MamuX. Mitchell and Miller,
Kruger.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-23
ORDINANCE NO. 100

AN ORDINANCE providing for the
improvement of Olive street from
the northerly main track of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
way Company on Pine Street to the
northerly boundary of the Town OF
Lynden, by regarding, making
drains and culverts and surfacing
all thereof with concrete paving
with a continuous sixteen foot strip
in the center thereof, construction
of IA bridge across Fishtrap Creek
and doing such other work as may
be necessary in connection there
with, creating a local improvement
district therefor, and providing for
the payment thereof.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-23

liyered to the contractor in redealp-
ton of warrants issued on estimates
of the engineer or the Town of Lyn-
den may, at it's option, sell said bonds
and make such redemption in cash.
Section VI.
This ordinance shall be in full
force and effect from and after it's
passage by the Town Council and ap-
prevail by the Mayor and publication
as provided by law.
Passed by the town council this
18th day of June, 1921.
Approved by mayor same date.
T.. EDISON,
ATTEST: Mayor.
X. b. LIE coco,
Town Clerk.
Published June %, 1921.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-23
DELTA AND SUNSHINE

Miss Allie Wander Mey was the
week end guest of her cousin, Miss
Theresa Holtrop.
Mrs. w. II. Jackman and the Mis-
ses Orel and Louise Jaekman return
ed last week from Corvallis, Ore.
The Busy Bee Society will hold
their semi-annual picnic at Berthu-
sons Grove, if the weather is favor
able. Should it rain the picnic will
be held at the local church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Telgenhoff and
family, Mrs. John Wander Yacht and
son George, Leonard Telgenhoff, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Wander Yacht, j. F.
Helgath and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wander Yacht, T. Weidkamp
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Wander Yacht comprised party that
autoed to Semiahmoo Point Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. AXlund and son
Wendell, Florence Porter, Gertrude
Boice and Joe Axlund spent Friday
evening at the John AXling home to
help Miss Laverne Axlund celebrate
her birthday anniversary.
Mrs. l.. Stoddard and children
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
E. Gelms.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Jackman re-
turned home last week from their
trip to Sunnyside.
Mrs. H. Wander Mey entertained
with a delightful dinner Tuesday, Mr..
and Mrs. P. Den Adel and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kortlever, all of Lynden.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Markstrom, and
Mrs j. F. Froberg, spent Sunday at
the Fredeen and Ericsson homes in
Bellingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. F. Randall re-
turned this week from an extended
visit in Oregon.
Mrs. Andrew Johnson is having
as her guests this week Mrs. Wilkin-
son and children of Bellingham.
Miss Jennie Van Wyhe is spend
ing the. week with her friend. Miss
Allie Wander Mey.
Reuben Olson of Ferndale, is Wis
iting with his grand parents, Rev.
and Mrs. E. o. Olson this week.
Miss Mabel Ericsson entertained the
members aid their friends, of the
Baptist choir of Lynden at her home
Friday evening. After the regular
practise, very dainty luncheon was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knittle and Mr.. Da-
vid Wines spent Sunday at Rome
where they were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Neterer.
Mrs. p. o. Berthuson returned
Sunday evening from Lake Whatcom,
where she spent the past week with
her parents.
Mrs. Bernard Weidkamp is i'm
proved very much this week after a
severe attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Kok were en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gelms,
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Harlander
and Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Axling were
dinner guests at the Carl Ericsson
home, Sunday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-23
CITY PREPARES FOR
THIRD STREET PAVING
Passes Ordinance for Hard-Surfacing
Gap of Two Blocks Connecting
LINDEN Sumas Road with City

Lynden's city council passed an
ordinance Friday night providing for
laying two blocks of paving to con-
meet the Lynden-Sumas and the Bird
Street pavements.
The county has agreed to pay a
portion of the cost of this work, and
the balance will be divided among
the abutting property owners, and
a general district comprising the
entire city.
The following is the ordinance:
ORDINANCE NO. 100
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-23

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ERICAN REVEILLE SUBSCRIP-
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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-23

Miss Cora Wander Hook spent the
weekend with Mrs. Bertha Mulder.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-23

Mrs. Ida Blow is i'll this week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20

John J oBrion. age 20 years. died
al a local hospital yesterday morning
after a long illness He Is survived bv
sister. Miss Mary O'Brien OF Brook
lyn. \. Y. The body win be sent 10
Brooklyn. y. Y by ". n NcNInn
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
Real Estate Transfers

The Gold Coin Land Credit COM
pany TO Henry and Christ Schire-
stock: tract In section 20. twp. IL.
range SO; section 81. twp. Is. range
SO; sections .. and :. twp. is. range
so. md others described, $500.
Burton r. Long and W, II. Stans-
heck to -; lots /. .. 3. block
%. Fletcher Hill subdivision, $500.
Joe Fritzel to Jim Abbatti: south
so feet lot 10, block 80, Bessemer.
81. 800.
Philip Feidhsuser and Carrie NJ.
Cordes to Fox Chasteen: lots ! to 81.
block 2a5. L. Pueblo Heights. $500.
woodrow Wilson. as president. TO
Mack c. watkins; 320 acres in section
II, twp. %. range So. L. :. patent.
Thomas W. Persons TO Henry w.
and Daisy q. Hartmann: portion OF
lots 10 and 20. block IA. South
Pueblo. $4,000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20

\ committee of five representing the
fire fighters of Pueblo waited on the
city commissioners yesterday TO dis
Cuss the recent request of the fire de-
partment employees for extra compen-
sation for extra duty performed durinS
the - days following the flood The
committee asserted that because of the
fire hazard in the city following the
disruption Of the water system, the
telephone communication and fire
alarm signal system, the fire chief had
ordered all firemen on continuous
duty at their various stations, They
We're only allowed few minutes off
for meals and because of the lack of
facilities IL was impos-
sible for most OF them to get home to
meals and back to their stations in
the time limit allotted.
Also, they declare that owing 10 the
'ramped conditions in the fire stations
hey were unable to obtain beds 10
'leep in and some had to sleep on the |
'loors.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
FAMOUS MINSTRELS

Probably certain people have forgot
ten that they are minstrel fans be-
cause IL lias been so long since they
have had an opportunity to see a real
= first class minstrel aggregation
However. the minstrel microbe will
get them when the Famous Georgia
Ministries make their flash dress pa
rade ovvr our main streets announc-
ns their appearance at the Grand
Opera -iouse. at both matinee and
evening performances tomorrow
With .t- Famous GeorEiu Ministries
are associated some forty people. ali
onsistinE OF the very cream OF the
negro minstrel profession. and after
e Y the negro Is the natural musicis
and minstrel Of the human race. and
during sh. engagement here will
-nring seine OF their pleasing surprises
Sea,s are now selling and ars rapid
~ being taken up.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
High Official OF Red
Cross Visits Pueblo

Fifteen hundred Ct the $500 cases of
flood relief brought before the REQ
cross here have ieen disposed of. ac-
cordIng to w. Frank Persons. vic,,-
president of the naiional organization.
Mr.. Persons was III Pueblo yestsrd.,y y
on his way from seattle to Tulsa. OK
lahoma, wnere he VIII inspec, tho re-
lief work there following the race
riots
Mr.. Parsons was IN Pueblo abou. six
weeks ago. and said yesterday that u e.
prosress made since that time has been
nothing short OF marvellous He raiL
that not only has 'he relief work ad-
Eanced rapidly. bIt that the cleanup
OF the town in tine past six weeks tas
been remarkably noticeable
In all the disasters | have known. -
Mr.. Persons said, Il hive never sec,
n better spirit amouE the people of the
town affected. T. ieblo business men
have not lost their courage. and The
rapid way in which conditions are
getting back TO normal is the rasui; o.
Officials Of the Red Cross said vsr-
terday that the Rcd Cross office would
In all probability. he open in Pueblo
until October /
Mr.. Persons lcf. lart night for ru's,.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
PERSON. AIS

Mrs. Mary A. Withers, of Salt Lake
city, Utah, arrived in Pueblo yester-
day afternoon and will be the guest
OF her brother and sister Mr.. and Mrs.
q. 6. Withers. at s24 West Thirteenth
street for some time, where she will be
glad to see any of her former Pueblo
friends during her stay in the city.
Miss Olive Chatfield and Miss Mar
saret Geer are spending their vacation
in Yellowstone Park
Dr.. J. II. Smith left yesterday for a
ten day vacation at Eagle and Glen
wood Springs.
Miss Gertrude Ragle returned Thurs
day from an extended visit with rela-
uves and friends in Des Moines. Iowa
and Chicago.
Mrs. s. T. Mccoy of Herman's store
went to Denver on business for tn,
firm yesterday and will spend the weel
end in the capital city
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
FIREMEN PRESENT DEMANDS
FORFL0OD Time EXTRA PAY
Arguments Between Committee and Commissioners
Grew Warm At Times Is sReport-Decison
Held Till Monday

| The demand for extra compensation
was made some weeks ago but Chief
Christy declared he had no authority
TO pay the extra amount The bills
then were referred TO the city council.
At Yesterdays meeting the commits
sioners declared that they would give
their answer TO the demands at the
meeting of the counci, next Monday,
II is said that yesterdays conference
grew warm at times, Owing to the
fact that some of the men asked for
more compensation than the others
and the bills were not uniform. Com
missioner Studzinski thought they
should be made uniform. The firemen
declared that members of the police
department received extra compensH-
tlon, but one of the commissioners de-
clared that the extra pay was granted
without the approval of the council.
Just what action the council will
take al Mondays meeting is proble-
matte but il is intirnated that the fire
men Will insist that the extra compen-
sation be allowed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
HORN
DIED

To Mr., and Mrs. Leo Jordan. 1924
Lake avenue. son, August ia. 1921.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
Former Puebloan Dies
In Southern State

Mrs. Laura Norris. writing from
ColumbLu Ohio. 20 friends here states
t1at her husband. Joseph ". Norris.
oied on .iuly n, near Poplarville, Miss.
Burial was held TN Mississippi
The deceased was a former pioneer
resident cr Pueblo. and for years was
IN the furniture business with his
brother. the late John Norris. at santa
Fc avenue and Third street
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
CARD or THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to the many friends for tbei,
kindness and beautiful floral offer.
lngs. especially the ladies Of the
Eastern Star and the bows OF IN.
electrical department of the C. r q
l., on the death OF our beloved wife
and sister. Christina Macdonald.
JAMES MACDONALD.
JAMES BOYD.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Arthur A. Mccoy. Hersman. Iri-
nois, and Mrs sylvia Northern
Pueblo.
Steve II. Bellien. Newkirk. Okla
homa, and Joyce Gibbs. New York
City Y
Charley j. Somworth. Rye, and
Mrs. Bessie NJ. Carr, Huerfano.
Reuben e. Hayes and Mrs. Marion
Nj. Stone, Denver.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20

TAYLOR, John Wilbur, age
months. died at 1il6 Stone avenue. Aug
ust ~. Body at McMinn's
% BFlEN, John J., age 20 years
died at local hospital, August IA Body
at McMinn's.
CL4A TON. Arthur c, age ~ years
died in Los Angeles. Calf. August Il
Body at McMinn's
ROBINSON. DR.. Ethelfred Robert
age SO years, died August 10 at col.
Eliza beth. Body at United Davis
Worries.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20

John Wilbur Taylor. age months
died yesterday morning at Ills stone
avenue. Funeral will be held tbs
morning at 10 O'Clock from the AIcNiinu
Funeral home. i05 Broadway Rev "
y. Bell will conduct the services
Burial in Mountain View.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
FUNERAL NOTICES

The funeral OF Mrs. Angeline wiilar,
Will be held this afternoon at 80
o'clock from the chapel OF T. c. Nj.
earthly and company. Rev John :
Foster win conduct the services. Ruri.
VIII be in Mountain View cemetery.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20

The body OF Mrs. Deillah 3. Sasey
ser vii, be sent tonight to Kenton
Ohio, BY the United Davls-Vories I'm
dsrtlking company.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-02
cETITI 81 RAsPlNDITI zlARUl AMERICA,
Cooperate in Ardea|

Marea forta economical pc care
o reprezinta coOperatia fusese
capturata 81 condusa sub trecuta
guvernare Austro-Ungara in SEQ
puri de dominate a nationalita-
tilor, din care cauza elemental
romanesc nu a avut posibilitatea
sd sc desvolte liber in aceasta di-
rectie Maghiarii si-au avut Orga-
nizatia Tor cooperative in central /,
Hangya de la Budapesta, care
avea sucursale cooperative in
foarte multe localitati ell ramuri
principale de credit 81 cOnsum.
Cooperate de productie nu exis-
ia ca injghebare separate, ci pro-
ductia era iffglodata in serviciul
consumului, astfel ca lucratorii
producatori nu g;iseau rasplata
integrala muncei lor, ci erau
simpli salariati ca 81 in produc-
tia capitalista. Unitatile coopera
tive din intaiul grad nu existau
decat ca magazine de desfacere
ale Hangyei, membri lor find dc
fapt membri al Hangyei 81 nu al
cooperativelor locale. E usor de
inteles ca aceasta Organizare a
VENT de sus, din nevoia de refa.
cere a marfurilor &C Sc aduceau
de Centrala 81 sc distribuiau prir
numeroasele lor magazine.
De aci rezultat o lipsa dt
educate catre viata economical I
maselor carl asteptau totul de Ia
centru 81 nu aveau initiative pro
prie. Romanii de voc de nevoe a,
trebuit sd intre in aceasta orga
nizatic. 81 daca aceasta a Aer'
fara mari greutati in timpur
normale, in rAzboiu a trebuit 81
sufere mare lancezeala, precun
81 in timpurile de dupa razboi,
din lipsa mijloacelor de trans
port, care ingreuneaza aproyisio
narea, distribuirea 81 controlu
m&rfurilor.
Fosta central6 din Budapest
Ia ecnstituit 0 central6 regional
Hansya in Aud pentru asa zisel
cooperative din Ardeal ca car
tspera 81 poata l,acra mai depart,
dar HAngyA desbr6cat& axi d
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-02
ITdrebuintafea ceeWi|or

[ apata 81 Isl pastreazs mintea
impede 81 curajul in afaceri
Nu Sc pot enumara toate avan
agile oferite de acest mijloc dc
/ data.
De aceea ar fl foarte util. ca 81
moi in Tara sd Sc educe masele
| i sa Sc procedeze ca aci, 81 anu
ne ca din scolile primare inca,
4 sc arate elevilor ceea &c e I'm
&c 81 cum Sc intrebuinteaza. Sa
invete copiii din frageda virs-
T., urmand ca prin lcee sa li-se
lea toate notiunile trebuitoare,
: sa ceara de la parinti, ca toate
| a&tile q se fsca de catre ei. nu-
mai prin cecuKi. Rezultatul ar Fl
sdmirabiE at&t pentru cetateni
At si pentrp Stat. In adevar aces
a din urma, ar profita poate de
multinle. de .capHaluri ce All
tau ascunse 81 fara valoare
eah. Ar. putea cunoaste adeva-
alta avaHie a. fiecarui locuitor
j ca atare baza impozabil5l ar fl
n rapport Gu averea fiecaruia; In
az de lansarea unui imprumut
lie Stat, e. multi mai lesne pentru
In depozitar sa Subscrie, prin
;impla emisiune unui Gee, de
at sd dezgroape banii pc care
"a deprins sal tie ascunsi 81 fe-
'iti de lumina zilei. Teranul 81
nicul comerciant de pc la safe M
,tie inca ce va Sd Sc zica a 81
,lasa capitalurile Gu dobinda
lie 4 sau 5 la suta, 81 prefera sa
tie banii fara nici o dobinda.
In asemenea conditii educarea
financiara a maselor az fl de o
importanta capitala atat pentru
bmele individual eat 81 pentru
eel general. Iffceputul acestei e.
ducatii- ar reveni vulgarizarei ce-
cului 81 foloaselor lui.
Fiecare roman, ce pleaca din
America spre Romania Mare, ar
trebui sd constitute un propagation
al acestei inevatii,' de oare ce Ell
cunosc 81 s'au deprins aci, sd
manuiasca fondnrile prin simple
operatii de banca, precum 81 a
.efectua toate platile simplamente
prin cecuri. n. G.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-02

Unul dintre marele avantagi
oferite de Institutiile financiar
din America de Nord, intre
lbuintarea 81 vulgarizarea uzulu
cccurilor.
Toti comerciantii, industriasi
| 81 marele public, nu mai manues
bani numerari, atat de greu d
lpurtat 81 aducatori de atatea pri
imejdii, ci fiecarc poseda un mi
Garnet de cecuri, cu care efectu
iaza piatile necesare.
4 de nediscutat ca avantagiil,
abuse de cecuri, sunt foarte mari
Mai intai usurinta de a face
plati cat de mari, pc care dac;
ar Fl sa lie efectuezi Gu bani nu
merari, ar trebui @ duel gea
mantane intregi, riscand pierde
sau Fl pradat in cursul drumu
lui. Apoi cratic fecurilor, lume;
sc deprinde a avea face Ct,
Bancile, unde ISL depun capitalu
rile, pc care, in uncle Tari Gun
e Romania 81 tot Orientul lie til
ascunse, sau le pastreaza fara i,
lie aduce nici dobinda. In acelt
Teri, sunt capitaluri ce Sc po.
socoti la milioane. 81 care SUM
tinute reproductive numai din
cauza ca populatia in general nu
e deprinsa Gu Bancile 81 GU avian
tagiile lOr. Cat despre utilizarea
cecurilor, nici nu stu ce va sa
zlca, necum sd cunoasca utilita.
tea lor. I'm alt avantagiu al aces
tut mijloc de plata prin Gee, maj
e acela ca nimeni nu mai are me-
vote sa-si faca stocuri de BAN
numerar, 81 nu ar mai avea inte-
resul sa ascunda argintul 81 banii
metalici. intru cat nu lear mai fl
de nici un folos.
Un ON ce vine in contact con.
tinuu cu Bancile, incepe a avea
conceptii diferite de afaceri. Spi-
ritul de initiativa ii stimulat
prin putinta ce ar avea-o even.
tual, de a interesa pc Banca sa
intro afacere avantagioasa. Ne
mai avand ttama Cd in lipsa sa
de acasa poate va Fl furat de tot
produsul muncei sale ce a econo
mist in Occurs de ami de zile,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-02

, avantagiile ce lie acorda statul,
nu poate avea perspective Gle
desvoltare in Ardealul nOstru
rOmanesc.
De aci porneste dorinta unani-
ma romanilor ardeleni de Sc
constitui i'm cooperative dupa
modelul celor din yechiul regat
|ki a Sc Organiza in mod statornic
latat pentru consum 81 credit, eat
Emai ales pentru productie spre a
yalorifica munca satenikor 81 lu-
cratori!or 81 Fl in masura sa
inceapa exploatarea bogat atiilor
solului 81 subsolului ardelenesc.
Casa centrala a cooperatiei sa-
testi, ale carei atributiuni s'au
extins prin legea din 20 Septem-
brie 1920 81 in Ardeal, ca 81 Di-
rectia cooperativelor orasenesti,
sunt asteptate sd inceapa o acti-
vitate mai intensa in aceste tinu-
turf pentru constituirea, organi-
zarea 81 indrumarea bancilor po-
palare, cooperativelor 81 fedora
lelor dupa modelul celor din ve-
chial regat, unde au dat rezultate
din cele mai bune.
Pentru aceasta este nevoe de
propaganda educativa pc acest
teren spre a forma masele popu-
iare in vederea organizarei noa-
sire ce Sc bizue pc unitatile COO
perative de intaiul grad, ca uni
ttati complecte eli viata economi.
CT proprie 81 activa tMind prin
! ele insasi 81 avand pentru aceas'
] ia sprijin 81 control prin casa
| Centrala.
i COHstituirea 81 organizarea a
icestor cooperative s'a inceput d
| speram s;i dea rezultate multu
fmitoare, canalizdnd creditul il
directia productiei, amelioran>
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ttura', in exploatarile forestiere s
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
CHEsTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chestcrtown, Md, March z. James I.
Russell, aon Of The late James Russell, of
this town, died nj his home ON Mill street.
Saturday evening M q oefocit following a
long illness of Tuberculosis, aged ~ years
He was unmarried, and was brother OF
l.. Bates Russell, editor of the Enter
prise and of Fred S. Russell, rural carrier
from the Cheatertpwn poatoffi CO. Funeral
services were held yesterday, conducted
by Rev. NJ q Gibson, pastor of Christ
NJ 7. Church, infcrment In Chester ecrne-
terry.
Mrs Annie Crow died nj her home on
Washington avenue, Sunday morning
aged 30 years. Mrs Grow bad n bad fal,
from which she never recovered
The harbinRors of spring, robins. blue
birds and blaekbirds, have made their
appearance here Many early gardeners
are plowinR ground and somc have planted
enrly potatoes
State Game Warden T.. lee fcCompte
has received 10000 Mexican quail for
liberation in the counties Of the State and
Kent county will shortly receive its share
Those liberated here laat year arc thriving
and propOpating nicely
So far rs ran be learned not n farmer
IN Kent county has contracted for growing
Tomatoes the coming ecason No one is
talking contract pricea and npne ~ the
packers are even considering the question