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Adunarea uniuIlei

a DUNAREA GENERALA a Uniunei Solicitation Romiles
de juor 81 Cutura din America in fiecare ost ce
mai msemnat eveniment din viaa o1ganizatunei noas
tire 81 vietei romanest de pc aceste plaiuri
In fiecare asteptaa dorint arzatoare de
bril- organzatiune noastr pentruca mute nevoi 81 nded
egate de hotarre Ell roan const din orasu une
tnea adunarea mandr 81 muumea sufeteasca
ca prn manfesata organza acest prile romans
mu cstga in umea americana din ocalitate 81 jar
Anul acesa, datora impreurarilor neatarnate de moi
desi numaru delegation fo att de in anil tre
cu otus hoairie uate fost att de ntelepte 81 po
trve nteresele organzatunei cee luate in a ami
manifesata ma sczut mimic din marietta 81 demntatea
ceor din trecut.
Daca parte din societa din cauza greutaor prn
tree au putu rmite elegat TRIMS procur persoaelor
in carl ncredere altee aderat la orce hoarSr
ua adnarea genera, ST. ndom ca daca au putut
lua parte la ucrrle eli gandul or fos acoo Ia Alliance
une punea Gale dispozuni de sub
carma Garcia suntem
Am mai observat fapt imbacurator Delegaii, dcsi
multi dntre ei noui la adunare noastf dat dove e p
cepere in dscue 81 in oate acunle or 81 to fost ami
matt de nteresele solicitation de nterese egose sus
nand 81 are ndrumarle avute della socetae carora
partneau carl concdent6 mbucuratoare, in aceeas
ordne de de uarnd toate aceas scop nteresu general
Gel carl sunt nati in ucrare adunaror noastre gene
rae stu ca in ultima ri, la propuner 81 desbater
zovd cele mai hotaroare ucrar penru voru Ell In cee
latte ze rezova recutu ucrar carl dpa statute
81 uz, cad in sierra de activtate a adunar generale
La propuner desbateri sd ndca calea de urmat in vii
tor Aunc spune ecare delega La sarcnat societa
tea dupa priceperea lu devoa propunerea sustne
1a naZund sa cOnvnga 81 pc deega celOrale sOcleta
de drepatea 81 foosul cauze pc susne La propune
81 desbate adunarea aspectu unui mic parliament in
ncruciseaza dferte dei argumen spre norocul nos
inca exprmate in termen cat poate de paraentar De-
legat din anu acesa propuner 81 desbater namai
fost la nalmea dorta dar dat dovez ca pot 81 inn
pune vont lor rebue sd prevaeze char peste
re cute de brou ntr adunare adevarat democra
tica 81 biroul avut bunu STINT malta prevedere Sd
ss s faca ngernte sas treaca toate proectele
tie la rindul lui animal de acelas spirit democratic.
Att propunerile brouu cat 81 ale societaor avu la
haza spul economiei usurarea ddrer 81 edaarea ane
daita prn sd nlaure cat posib acordarea de
benefci pentu anumite cazur penru carl nic organza
tie similara plateste beneficiu
Att broul cat deegat socetatlor fos anmati de
dornta vie de organzatunea noastra Ia adaposul
specuator oae aceste nsa sau vt dveginte de
idei dat nasere la discut 81 apo cuvi
10 compromisur s dntro parte ii din alta pana Ia de-
plna ntelegere
In general actvtatea adnnar geAerale din aHul aeesA
fost ronca 81 dspozitune lsate stroeta nep6r
nre aplicae nlaura mue neaupsnri Il nenuair q
tot oatA contrbui intro masura nSpraEa sarc
clc~ ~:lnw nfAs1
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INfORNATUN|

Constantinopol. ~ 0 epidemic
de holera bantuie in intreaga re.
giune a Caucazului, dand creza-
mant unei telegrame care a sosit
din Batum. Zilnic sc 'mbolnavesc
81 NOR suite 81 suite de oameni.
Autoritatile supt in imposibilitate
de face ceva contra epidemiel
caci nu sunt nici medici nici me-
dicamente in cantitate suficienta
Epidemia Sc lateste 81 in alte re
giuni.
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Va amintiti d. aignr de cate
orr am incercat priI toate mig
loacele parlameltsre sx-mi exer-
cit mandatul de control asupra
actelor unora dintre 'Ministrii DIV.
Cand v'am interbelAt asupra fa-
radelegilor 81 abuzurilor savirsi-
te de catra titularul Ministefului
de Industrie 81 Comert 0. Tazlaa-
anu, in afara de doveziles abuse N
sprijinul acuzatiilor ridicate v am
propus sd orinduim 0 ancheta
parlamentara, ca "a Sc faca lu-
nina. Majoritatea parlamentara
sub directa D-voastr& inspiratie,
ingropat in sectiile Camerei pro
punerea.
duvernnl q il6orsct Eudihals
do h in1nStfie.
In priiMqayara aceaste, iaterpe.
land pc d-nul Ministru dk Mnante
asupra bonurilor de tezaur, date
de dl Ministru 6. Argetoianu lui
Aron Schulaer q - BE speculate
in folosnl sau, IA dovedit vino:
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hotarit "a pacientul y ~ -
minat de o comisiune de medisi
specialist, care Sc aduca deplint
lsmin6 in-eaNn6.
Cu pfnejul Sdhhtfii generate,
mai mdlti dsiegap s'au ~ intro
sesrx X y sc41de fhtr'un isc din
apfopierea ofagniui, - ~ y raSI
tofessc6 i W odatI = 1prin4x II
,pegte, ~ ihA11, dnbx spd11 esasr
yti1sori y 4spaii nluS6 - iAedl|
a6sls a salt - - n1i,i - se1
laak frii i,eu 1n1z, s M e-|
Ssait vesla ~ = ~ ln N
7 u 1 II
+!
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lslmul mid nlla svitx s1lsts.
rrezentanaa-sna ia Minister,
am fost prisAit de A-nnt Sectetar
|xeheral Tn. Dtleanu Vi am vefifi-
cat imp~uAh6 gu d-sA 81 IN pre-
|xenta directerulni secretariatului,
datele dnpa acsele din dosar. S'a
Idovedit atunci ca afirmaFea d-v.
|din ad,@sa sussmentionata Cd wa
loArsA totalA . taxe1of ce s'ar 4
(ancSsat pentru numarul vagoa-
ne1or de porumb exportaSe's de
Schuller ar fl fost de lei 8,3O6. 300
leste compaect falsa ii 81 cifra q
devaratA este de circa 30 milioa-
inc lei.
fCerind ca sd veniti u d-voastra,
! ca sd cercetam fmpreuna cazll
! cum va luaseti angAj jamentul IN
Camera, All refuzat.
Matt vrut sa fiji fata la de-
mascarea falsuldi mai ales pentru
ca fasese facut Gu intentia sa as
|cunda 8 mona iiberalitate, de asta
data d-voastra personal, fata de
fdl "A. Schuiler.
lntr 'adev&r afirnand in scri-
soarea d-voastra cd taxele cedate
fde Stat lui Schuller s'ar ridica Ia
1873 mitioane, adaogati ca in
schimb Statul cspata gratuit 33Q
itone material de foraj d carei va
loare, ''sodotiM pc pretul zilei Ia
Idata contnictAl6ise se fidlca la 8
milioane lei, deci> Statpl n ar pier
tide mimic.
I Ca I'd riscati asemenea AFR
imatie PIE langa ca att redus va.
Iloarea adevdrata a taxelor de la
t3O milioane la 8 milioane at
uitat ca Jurnalul Consiiiului de
| Ministrii, prin care att aprobat
'expqrtnl liber de take 5000 va.
9oane poramb, impunea d-lul
iSchulier obiigatia sd importe
5000 tone tnbufi de foraj, din
care "a cedeze Statului $50 gra:
.ttnit. Este de altminteri la mintea
omului ca nu pitea Statut - =
char sub guvernul d-voastra -
Isa renunte Ia take vamale a. va
iioare, in maria, pc care char
fd-voAstra 0 calculati Ia 8 miaioa
ine lei. De aceea justificarea of.
lcia1a a liherarei faimosului per.
1 mis- de export era CD 6chnlier va
}intporta lnaar cate 309 tone tu
I burr de fOrAj IN total 5OO0 tone
! ifacSnd astfel Gu putintA 81
iasexa 100 sonde noua in regimes
I petroliferd.
i DOmnul Schuller ma executa;
insa contractul deoarece ma In
ltrodus in tar4 nici un kilogran
4 de taburi de foraj pan& All, dups
un an, 81 urma Sd piarda garantis
3de 8 miiioane, care expira la 81
! Martie 1921 si "a restitae 81 res
I ttm de take p6na Ia 80 milioane.
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prinsi fara nndita 81 rinna, 81 unul
care tinea in ruptul capului sa
.prinza macar un baboiu, in loc
de peste prins broasca tes-
toasa.
r
Sc xice ca omul caruia la esit
a Saptea masea de minte nu face
pozne 81 nu zburda ca Gel tinar.
|Nu in totdeahna, dar stunt mo-
mente cand purdalnica de inima
fM aduce aninte de toate rostu-
|rile eli, 81 atunci, ''tinete pima sd
nu te rupi", babalicul face cate-o
pozna care stiriceste hazul celor
tineri.
=
o feneie poate sa alba o inte,
ligenta sc¶toare 81 totusi sd
nu-i pasa daca rochita eli scoatt
in relief ca are pulpe Gu sic.
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caci MI sunt nici medici nici me-
dicamente in cantitate suficienta.
Epidemia Sc lateste 81 in alte re-
giuni.
Camp Sherman, O. - Campul
militar are istorie senzationala
de desertare, poate cea mai SEN
|zationala de cand exista campul.
Un PRISONER, Elba Smith, a de-
sertat impreuna Gu pazitorul sau
William Cramer. Smith, care n
fost deja pedepsit pentru deser-
tare, 81 un alt prisoner, lloyd
White, au curatit casarma, cand
acest din urma vazut ca pazi-
torul 81 Smith Sc iau la fuga.
White, de zapacit, nu putea sd
miste, apoi desmetecindu-se, te-
lefonat Ia commandment ca pazi-
torul STA aruncat pusca 81 a dis
pSrut en- Smith dimpreuna. El d
print ordinul sa ridice pusca 81
sa Sc reintoarcd Gu ca la temnita
El insa temandu-se ca il va vedea
cineva in hainele de prisoner Gu
p,isca pc spate 81 va crede ca STA
oriorit pazitorul, a imprumutat o
fnantaua militara 81 luand-o peste
hainele-i de prisoner, s'a reintors
Ia commandment, unde imediat
la fost iertata ceealaata parte a
pedepsei pentru purtarea sa To-
iala.
Boston. - In decursul zilei de
eri in New England all fost sase
furtani una dupa alta. Aceste all
fost ceie mai groaznice furtuni
de cand Sc pomenesc oamenii dir
lpartile acelc. In Occurs de sapte
IciAsuri cazut ploaie de aproa
fpe 4 Incl. Mai multe case s'au a
iprins din cauza fulgerilor, intrt
carl 81 cea mai mare biserica .
sectei Christian Science. In celt
mai multe cazuri insa focul a fos,
stins de ploile mari.
eftravsa
New York. 49, .Copiii din Bronx
IN numar cam suta s'au pus il
greva din cauza pretului pre-,
mare inghetatei Gu soda. Ri al
parcurs strasile districtului pur
tSnd inscriptii: WREN inshetat,
Gu soda de cinci cent?" G'al
presintat 81 Ia 0 fabriea mare d,
soda. u,sde aut volt ~ vorbeasc;
cu proprietarui, care ins6 n.
fost de fata. III s'a apus Sd vinl
Lnni, eand el VI fl acasa ii pro
babil le VI Smplini cererea cA 4;
se sf6tuiase4 ca representsnti
eopilasilor dsspre modalitxtile pu
nerii IN vinzare D iAgAefa4ei ma
ieftine. 81 paAa atuaci grevisti
r m ehliGst q M ynf consn1n,
q he iaghetatz.
Ase
Berna. Pridadata in istOri:
fdiplOAnAtiex : lu1nii fost n per
fdc AnIbasay1or san Aotelier III Der
Isoaha eoioneiului Pryffer, care
IpreprietaraI Abtelului La1serne
IN ! fost hanit ministfu u aslve
tiei a Polonia. n h0telul aui
IstAt reggie Constantin 81 famili.
a ~ ed skilului ~
I1pfr,hI card \ stat desssule
Itt = aesg fate il a a. 6 yiiulie1
x s. SA a 81 4 f ~ s sss h U ~
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BABE RUTH IN "HEADIN' HOME"
ATREX LAST TIME TODAY

No local baseball fan can afford to
miss Babe" Ruth in "Headin' Home
for as a screen star he is as thrilling
a hero as he has been on the dia-
mond. Babe" Ruth the most sensa-
tional sporting star, the world has
ever known, appears last time today
at the Rex theatre where he is fea-
tured in a six-reel production OF SIM
ple American life. Stars Of the sport
ing world have been recruited into
pictures before but never in the hist
DRY of the screen has any OF them been
receptive of the reclamation and sue
cess that Ruth has won. A conquer
or of every worthwhile pitch in the
great American pastime, Babe has
invaded the movies and has come
through with another long hit
Women and girls will find par
ticular attraction in the photoplay
"Headin' Home" in which the great
'fBabe' Ruth is starring for it deals
with mothers love for her grossly
misunderstood son, a sisters unshak-
en- confidence in an ambitious brother
and a sweetheart's encouragement
and belief that the man Of her choice
is true and at heart capable OF doing
the bigger and better things in life
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TO RESTORE WORLD WONDER
Mexican Government Will Remove
Debris Covering Great Pyramids
of the Sun and Moon.

Not only are the two great pyra'
mids, those Of the sun and the moon,
situated near San Juan de Teotihua-
can, Mex, to be restored to their Or
iginal lines, but the Mexican govern
ment has made an appropriation for
excavating and recOnstructing the
ruins of the great buried city sur
rounding the pyramids, which flour
ished more than 1000 years ago. Dur
ing the last four years Immediately
preceding the revolutionary period,
considerable work had been done in
the matter Of clearing away the ac-
emulation Of debris that covered the
pyramid of the sun, and it stands forth
today as one of the greatest wonders
of the world, according to archeolo.
gists. This pyramid is three times as
large as the great Cheops pyramid
near Cairo, Egypt, and in it's construc-
ton giant blocks of stone were used.
1t is 1,4OO feet square at the bottom.
In height it is only 200 feet, and but
for this fact would be one of the most
imposing structures ever made by
man, it Is stated. The pyramid of the
sun Is smaller than the one Of the
moon.
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WHAT MAKES A SUCCESSFUL
WIFE TOLD AT GRAND SUNDAY

What makes successful wife?
Tourneur will answer in his new
est phOtOplay to be presented
through the Associated Producers at
the Grand theatre next Sunday and
Monday. The photoDlay is an elab-
crate perturbation OF Dom Byrne's
novel, 1.-The Foolish Matrons," which
has been MADE into screen play
under the direction of Maurice Tour
neur and Clarence Brown.
After winning a decided triumph
with " The Last of the MOhicans,"
which showed the lurking dangers
of the early pioneers of this country,
Mr. Tourneur is now about to show
us that although the dangers OF to-
day are vastly different from those'
CT. some years ago, they are just as
tragic, and far mere reaching in
thelr SCOPE. Tint Irt1e finds its
answer to the burning question in
terms of human experience.
There is ma single heroine ap-
pearing in every scene to give pur-
pose to a company of puppets; it
is cross section from life--a story
at three women who constitute q
molecule Of social New York, OF
three separate households, Of how
each works out her own destiny,
and how. each reacts on the others.
No more than one way is the story
remarkable. 1t reflects in an original
and intensive fachion the hidden
struggles of a great city, the interplay
Of lives, and the everyday problems
that men and women face and cringe
to mention, and it sets forth in tell
ing manner the glories of Gods crea-
ton against the sardld background
Of mans handicraft.
TIL story will be enacted by an
all-star cast of players including Doris
May, Mildred Manning. Hobart Boss
worth, Kathleen Kirkham, Charles
Meredith, Betty Schade, Wallace
Mcdonald, Maragret McWade, Mich
ael Dark and little Frankie Lee.
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X. rGCODLAND X

A crowd from here attended the
dance given at Pennington Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Mouiff went to .Cass Lake Sat
urday. !, ,s. ,....
Edwin Gregerson was in this vi
Icinity Sunday. s.
Jay Wells was a Cass Lake caller
Thursday. at ,s
Among those who attended the
Goodland' Sunday school, Sunday
were Mr., and Mrs. Taylor and family
of White Pine. -.s' e. .t..
Even though the weather was not
very pleasant Sunday evening, quite
a crowd turned out at the, kitich1e-
GOodland Christian EndeavOr. which
was held at the Goodland school house
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Bliss are the
proud parents of a baby boy born
Thursday, August 18th.
Alfred Van Dyk came up Saturday
to spend Sunday here with relatives
and friends. He left for his work
Monday morning, accompanied by his
wife who had spent the summer here.
Mrs. Van Dyk will travel few days
with her husband, after which she ii
return to their home in Glenwood.
Jay Wells autoed to Blackjack and
Hines on business Tuesday.
Young folks up here plan on at
tending the Up and Go Sunday school
class meeting to be held at the Ma
honey home Friday evening.
'Niticlie-GooGtand Christian En-
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"THE SOUL OF YOUTH" A REAL
"HUCK" STORY AT GRAND

Lewis "Huckleberry" Sargent, so
dubbed because Of his splendid por-
trayal of Mark Twain's immortal boy
creation in "Huckleberry Finn Is
once more the hero in a new screen
comedy-drama, 1.-The Saul of Youth,
which is showing at the Grand thea
ire tonight, also Saturday matinee
and evening.
Young Sargent, in this picture, has
a role altogether different in type
from that of his initial screen ap-
pearance. In this, he is the modern
boy of the city streets, reared in
dreary founding home, without
father or mother, but who, when the
opportunity arises, and he is given
real chance in life, shows sterling
qualities of character, and with the
addition OF a goodly share of pluck
and mettle, becomes real hero and
an important figure in, the affairs OF
groWnup men and women.
Sargent is surrounded by a cast OF
unusual merit, many members OF
which are famous not only for screen
work but for their achievements in
other fields. ERNEST ButterwC)7th,
Clyde Fillmore, Lila Lee, William
Collier, Jr, Horace Atkisson Wade,
Claude Peyton, Betty Schade, Fred
Huntley, Sylvia Ashton and others Of
fer. Particular interest attaches
to the fact that Judge Ben Lindsey,
the well noted juvenile jurist, and
his charming wife, Mrs. Ben Lindsey,
also participate in several scenes in
the picture.
. William y. Taylor directed and
Julia Crawford 1vers wrote both the
original story and the scenario. Both
this direction and scenarist, it will be
recalled, performed like offices in the
production OF "Huckleberry Finn"
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Porcelain Coin a Luther Memorial.

Eisenach-the German town IN
whose castle Luther was kept In hid
ing after his return from the Diet or
Worms in 1921 and where he finished
his translation of the New Testament
has celebrated this years 4OOth an.
niversary of those events by the issue
Of d 1-mark piece in porcelain and
especial paper notes Of half that val
ne. There are several varieties of the
notes. Some show the town of EiseIi-
ach in the middle ages, some the
"Wartburg," the famous castle where
Luther took refuge, and, others Jun
ker Jorg" (the name under which the
famous reformer passed during his Sc
clusion) at work upon his translation
of the Bible-Manchester Guardian.
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HORSESHOES DECORATE
COWBOYS "GOsPEL-PLANT"

A couple Of horseshoes nailed to a
church pulpit would not quite meet
the approval Of the million dollar
shrines Of worship in Gotham, but
that is exactly the way the Canadian
cowboys feel about their gospel
plant" according to the "Sky Pilot"
directed by King Vidor for the Cath
rine Curtis Productions and which
Will be shown at the Rex theatre,
commencing Sunday. as a First Ma
tional attraction.
The "Sky Pilot who comes unso-
Ncited into the Canadian hills. Is
quite an unpopular person at first
and the best they can do for him in
the way of house of worship is to
rather reluctantly allow him permis-
sion to hold services in "The Stop
ping Place. the local saloon. How
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deavor society meeting will be held at
the Ktichie school house Sunday
evening, August .2Sth. Everybody
WELCOME. I<s 4" p. il
There We're land4buyers in the vi
cinity Tuesday. e. E'.-..
1t is expected that threshing will
|begin here this week. -
Hjlamer Gregerson who has not
been we'll for sometime, consulted the
doctor at Cass Lake last week.
Farmers here are digging their po-
tatoes. =. .ryt, ~ ...,
A crowd from. here attended the
Sunday school and church held at
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Asphalt Lake Renews Itself.

The Trinidad asphalt lake" is so
hard and solid that it bears the weight
Of a narrow-gauge railway. The as
phalt is dug out in large Jumps with
a mattock. The holes thus made grad
ually fill up and in week all traces
Of digging have disappeared.
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MONROE SALISBURY AT REX
SATURDAY IN THE RENEGADE

Monroe Salisbury, the tremendous
popular star, has in 1.-THE Renegade"
a play that gives his great versatility
fullest sway. AS careless, happy,
card-playin5, Ilove-making "Dago
SAM" he plays big part in big
way in big outdoor Western settings
that are just naturally packed with
adventure and romatic love- Every
woman in the audience will simply
dote on this fine actor and Ruth Cliff
ford in this absorbing drama.
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NEWS OF.-THE THEATRES

ever, the Pilot wins out, with the
result that the boys surprised him on
Christmas morning with a quaint
little frame church which they have
financed and built without his know
ledge. And nailed to the pulpit are
a couple of horseshoes.
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No Red Tape.

"One thing l particularly admire
about the law of gravitation," said Sr
Isaac Newton as he rubbed his head
when the apple hit him, "is the SIM
plicity and accuracy Of the methods
for it's enforcement"
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Free Instincts,

A Harvard professor says dancing
is an instinct, just like eating and
fighting" 1t has long been observed
that man will eat anything, and fight
anything, and now he's getting so
he'll dance anything.-Kansas City
Star.
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the |. Gregerson home Sunday Rev.
Lone held services there Sunday at
ternoon. f.. ~ .s+ H. 4 ...s 4. ID
John 'Malnquist and friends or
Moose Lake called at the William
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TINY Infants Become Robust.

Parents whose children are abnor-
mally small at birth. can take heart,
for recent figures show that tiny IN
fants frequently grow UP quite robust
and Of normal proportions.
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Miss Olga Anderson, who has visit
ed her parents and brother at Laporte
for the past two weeks, returned to
Bemidji Tuesday via Cass Lake.
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Clark home Sunday. OH.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Laushe and
family were visiting friends Sunday.
School will begin here October 3rd.
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liberate fraud, for it fails to provide
over twenty-five millions 1927 TOO, 900,
az commonly stated needed for the
Board of Education''
To say, as Mr. Wallstein does, that
New York is safer to-day for cut
throats, bandits and highwaymen than
the frontier in the days Of Jesse James,
is setting in justified rhetoric Of the
hard fact of a demoraized Police De-
partment. Graft or incompetence in
many departments promises disclosures
as shocking as those the Lockwood
committee has made, working only
upon the problem of housing.
From its incompetent government
New York must be delivered, or re-
main discredited. 1t must be rescued,
OF run the growing risk of bankruptcy.
Is there not in the Legislature enough
interest in the solvency Of the city
and in security for property and life
to undertake an inquiry clean of par
tlsan motive and directed solely to
the public benefit? Never since the
days of Tweed would such an inquiry
have been more warmly welcome.