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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-24

Daca ar pune pc case numa-
'rul actelor de ipoteca ca numarul
iiccntei pc automobile, mai malta
lune ar unbla pc JOS.
u
Cine tine urechile deschise $
gura inchisa nu numai ca lnvatl
mai multi dar scutit de multe
neajllnsuri.
Acum cativa ami lumea era
mai ospitaliera ca All. Pc atunc
nimeni nu bea o picat,ra ca 81
nu cinsteasca prietenii carl j
vineau in casa. All Isl cere scnzc
ca ese afara, coboara in pivnita
incuie usa dupa ell. bea singur, 8
cand esc afara sd spala in gur;i
ca prietcnii sd n alba nici privl
legiul de a mirosi macar ce-s
baut.
y
tInii nu merg la biserica pentrl
ca serviciul religioS prea scurt
Cand S apuce Sa adoarma SUM-
desteptati de dascal sa piece ca
incHie biserica.
=
In Germania S a facut O lego
care prevedc zece ami inchisoar(
pentru infideltate in casnicie
Daca $ ar vota 81 in tara aceasta
70 asemenea lege ar da ziarele
faliment. Boston News.)
4
Gu amendamentul al 1S-lea Ia
Constitute ne putem dinspens;
dc cele zece ,porunci a lui Noise
ziceau uscatii. dar s'a dovedi1
zicala 'Norba sa fie.'"
=
Uni zic ca munca bratare dt
aur 81 tocmai eli nu muncesc.
=
Dina Etelca Csikos a cerut Sd
fie divortata de barbatul Ell
Jacob Csikos ca nu vrea sa-sj
raza mustatile cum la promis
Facum sase' luni cand "A marital
dupa el
=
Albert Horn. dc A ami mcmbre,
al Rcichstagului german, ma ii
nut nici un discurs. - Daca tinea
vre-umul poate nh Sc mai alegca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-24
INF0RMATl(JM

Ravenna. Q. = In judetul Por-
ltage au r;mas pc anul 1918 dari
InepEtite in sllma de $1l .9OS.70,
lar din anul 1919 suma de $1a=
023.25, din &c s'a s'a colectat
$25S496 in anul 1918. w. l..
Dean, controlorul de stat a de
clarat ca rezultatul acest mic
keste din faptul ca nu s'a exerci-
tat destula pressure asupra res
tantilor.
Fremont. = Dupa orhie dc
sase ami w. G. Matterson, elee-
trician la National MotoHCo. a
inceput sa vada. III nu vedta Gu
un ochiu deja de sase ami. Fri,
sezlnd La masa, ia trecut 0 dure-
re sflsletoare prin. cap 81 dupa
aceea lnceput ST; vada Gu ochilh
de care era orb. Ell un veteran
din razbbiul burilor.
Marion, @. - Cetatenii din iu-
Idetul Marion, in speranta imbo-
gatirii repede, s'au pus sd faca
lncercari de descoperi isvoare
de petrol. Pc pronrietatea jude
catorului Caleb H. Norris S'a
.gast petrol abundant. La cateva
saptamani dupa aceea, Ia Sc
dinta spiritistica, un medip 2
dinta Spiritista, un mediu q
avut 'visiunea" ca judetul Ma
rion va Fl eel mai hoeat jadet in
petrol. De atunci fie~care propTie-
tar de- ferNa crede Cd intro.
bnna ri va sasi petrol pc ferma
sa 81 va Fl milionar.
Directogul Fred Thomas . de-
elarat All ca scalzile din Cleve~
land (fiEeste cele de lae) Az ape,
rat in luna aeessta en mare def
cit, din eapza sacelei cs : VENT
dapa ealdH& msapoFtahils din
luna Inlie. Qraepl w avee w
deficit caei vsAitnl din luaa ksaie
81 Iulie nu va acoperi cheltaieaile.
$50
Cei ept mil - ~e1eeni diM ~.
vslend eari sufeee - fsFbhAli|
ssri Sc eAiasa1 'Hay-t -tpysx n
aatsA q ac&Pe - sentratil1s vii,|
toafe de aeAaafa bon18 nnu2S Sont8
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-24

bOf. M splne Ga cu SO.OW dollar
ar putea scoa1e toate buruicnl
lie din Cleveland carl sunt pt
i1Aobilelc vacante 81 s'ar putes
nimici cauza aecstei boil. Aces
(pfan ar avea 81 avantajul ca al
da de lucru la 0 multime de oa
meni ce in criza aceasta grozavi
ar insemna mutt.
/ Guvernorul statului Ohio, Harr.
L. Davis, dat ordin ca sa sc re
|voace parolarea a dol bandit GU
noscuti: Walter Brandt 81 Leo
nard Lyons. Ei all fost pardonat
dc vechiul comitet dc pardonar,
care la eliberat in ultima ri ;
functiunii sale. Contra acestc
masuri cetatenii all facut pro
test, mai ales ca acesti bandit
!sunt foarte- periculosi pentru 81
guranta publica find sefii celo1
mai faimoase 'Ganguri' de hoti
Guvcrnorul a ascultat cerere;
ce.ateniler 81 banditii Isl vor con
tinua pcdeapsa lor
Chicago. O mama 81 copil;
ciiau fost unite dupa "a ami
Mama e doamna Sophie Wbeelel
Ruff, lar fata domnisoara Edns
Hope Benson. D-na Ruff 81.
asezat fata eli inainte cu a dt
ami in 0 casa de unde disparut
Timp de "a ami neincetat a facu
mtrebari 81 a puS anunturi Il
ziare. Alba acum, niste societat
de binefacere, dupa munca d,
ami. lea pntut gasi pc ambele
Medicii au luat masuri de prob;
81 s'a dovedit ca fata are ace
LEAST trasaturi caracteristice $
masurile lnate corespumd. kecu
noasterca s'a facut s. prin III
semi eel ayea fata ei in fata
semn, pc care'l are 81 acum.
New York. = .Jelit de dou;
femci, cadavrul lui Frank L
Bortel a fost ilmormintat All i,
Mt. Hope Cemetery. Ambele ma
mai aeum an gasit ca ell fos
higamist. Una dintre elc traia il
New York, lar ceealaltta in South
Bend. Ind. Pc cea din New York
a luat-o de sotic in anul 1917, ial
pc ceealalta in 1898. FL STA i'm
parft timpul intre ele in mod
atat de istet cd nici una nu sta
despre ceealalta. Abba la inmor-
mintare an aflat, dar nu s'au
certat ci Ian petrecut la groapa
FaMbele.
/
Marelc balon dirijabil, ZR-2
pc care Statcle Unite Ia cumpa-
rat de la Britania a facut All in
cercari de sburare earl au reusit
in mod admirabil. Acest balon va
|pfeca spre Statele Unite 81 va Fl
primul care va incerca sa treaca
peste Oceanul Atlantic. Sborul
va dura cateva zile. probabil
cinci. Daca va reusi, acesta va Fl
primul caz Cd 0ceanul s'a trecut
prin sbOr.
go
Minnie Lacatos, de IL ami 81
Marcus finter, de 40 ami, au fost
gasiti 1mpuscati m casa hui Frank
Lacatos, tata fetei. Casa la sta
fla Is, langa Bedford. Ambii an
pusit IN drum spre spitaM din
Cleveland. Pohtia ereae ca Pinter
a fost amorezat de fata 81 cand
aceasta Ia refuzat, el impus-
cato pc ca, apoi s'a sinucis. Tata
fetei lucra la 0 ferma din vecini
81 ma auzit fmpuscatura. Mama
'fetei era moarta de mai multa
vreme.
Victoria. b. G. Controlorul pro.
vincial al beuturiler anuntat
&zi "a befea V Il mai ieftina.
Pretel Va seadpA de- IA a IA $3.50
In ey&rt " * q eenti in loc de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-24

Albert Horn. dc "A ami mcmbru
al Rcichstagului german. ma IT,
nut nici un discurs. - Daca tinea
vre-unul poate nu Sc mai alegca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-24
|D|N FUA C)lD1|ULU|

Daca S ar pune pc case numa-
rul actelor de ipoteca ca numarul
iiccntei pc automobile, mai malta
lulne ar umbla pc, JOS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02
COOKS
ARE REAL FINDS
Vienna Maids Make Hit In Chi
cago Despite Novel Sign
Language.

CHICAGO. March 2.-B.rrins such
slight mistakes as feeding goulssh TO
babies and requiring their employers
to draw crude pictures of what they
desired cooked for food. the nrst con-
signment of housemaids just imported
from Vienna are making a decided hit
In Oak Park and River Forest homes.
Women who are employing them
are delighted and say they are per-
feet Jewels OF neatness and resource
fulness. The arrival OF the maids rep
resents the nrst fruits OF several
months negotiations. There was
much trouble over passports. Many
OF the girls are well born, school
teachers and musicians In their own
country. The war wiped out their
property and In many cases all mem
beers OF their families. There was
nothing left for them but starvation
and they jumped at the opportunity
to come to the United States as house,
maids. IL is said there were 5000
applications when the proposition was
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02

to my eountrymen. says Viscount
otAnl In his articles on radical
thought. the frst OF which appeared
recently In the Kokumin- The fate
OF Japan Is settled just as long a.
the people think OF making fortunes
without labor within the boundaries
Of this country.
'-rhe task of developing the east
ern part OF Siberia can be accom-
plished only with American money.
To speak fundamentally America is
the only country in the world which
can undertake the exploitation OF
Siberia This Is why l have been
Insisting upon the lease by America
OF part OF the Russian territory In
the Far East.
The development OF China, q
country vast In extents and immess-
urable in the wealth that lies hid
cen there, cannot be undertaken by
Japanese capital alone. That Is the
reason that / welcome the invest
ments OF Americans there. 1 can
not personally understand the
method OF reasoning which induces
the japanese to protest against the
Americans exclusion OF them In
California. while they themselves are
declaring against the participation
OF the Americans in the development
OF China
'It is a truth that Japanese do
not like the investment OF American
capital IN the Far East. especially
In Manchuria. To speak plainly.
cannot understand the reason fol
this Jpanese aversion to American
enterprise In the Orient"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02
SCORES JAPANESE
JEALOUSY OF j. S.
viscount 0tani Says Task Of Dc
veloplng Orient Depends
on America.
BY ID. N. PARRY.
Interaa tioAAI News Service.

TOKYO. March 2.-criucism OF
Japanese who insist on staying In
Japan. Attempting iWmisration into
the United States. OF critlcising the
United States for the latter's &C
tivities In the Orient Is contained
IN the first Of a series of articles on
radical thought. appearing In the
Kokumin shimbun from the pen OF
yiscount otanl Tokyo Buddhist alb
bolt.
Viscount Otani sees In the Ameri-
can development OF countries ada
cent TO Japan the only means by
which excellent Japanese trade DIS
tricts may be made TO realize their
fullest good to Japan. He criticises
Japanese who complain about the
Immigration laws in California.
praises American enterprise In China
and finally says that "the task OF
developing eastern Siberia can be
accomplished only with American
money. Go northward. that Is my advice
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02
POPE URGES PRELATES
TOPROMOTE GOOD WILL
English Cardinal viii Meet Ger.
mans, as Result.

ROME. March .2.-Prelates from
countries arrsyed against each other
during the world war have been
asked by Pope Benedict to meet and
thus promote amity between nations,
This request was gladly received by
CardipaI Bourne, archbishop OF West
minister. who will meet Mgr. JOSEF
Schultz. archbishop OF Cologne. and
Mgr. Michael Won Faulhaber. arch
bishop OF Munich. who will receive
the red hat at the coming consistory.
Cardinal Bourne. who arrived here
yesterday, expressed a desire to greet
Archbishop Dougherty, of Philadei'
phia, who is on his way to Rome TO
attend the consistory and be elevated
to the Sacred College.
GUIDES FLOWERS
Ada immeasurabiy 70 the JOY OF nunS
Ordsr today. llll F.-Advt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02

esisting power is lowered and the
reater need for a wholesome food
ionic.
You will md the strength giving
resistance power, to get rid of that
cold or cough In Father Johns Medi-
cine. IL soothes and heals the breath
ing passages, drives off impurities
and actually re-builds wasted flesh
and strength.
You can give Father Johns Medi-
cine to any memebr OF your family
with entire safety because IL Il guar
Senteed free from alhocol or danger
pus drugs in any form whatever.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02

nrst made and that this number has
since doubled
The women who secured the nrst
consignment say the girls are unusu-
ally clever. A hastily drawn sketch
OF an egg. is sufficient TO assure
poached eggs for breakfast ana emil
dren's picture books furnish hints
when baked chicken. roast lamb.
baked potatoes or any other food is
required.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02
Coughs and Colds
That Hang On
4 Real Menace To Everybody
How To Get Rid Of Them

III you can
not get rid OF
your cough or
cold II IN
spite Of what
you are doing
for IL. IL stin
hangs on. you
are In very
real danger.
The longer
you have this
1 r-it a I l ng
cough or long
standing cold,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02
Fiber Silk Hose |
One Day SOC
Note the long silk boots-the high spliced
and black-at only Soc for Fifty-Cent Day only.
Palais RoyaI-Barsai. basement.

Cotton Bats, 3 for En-
Pure White Piret Bats. for comforts SOVH
etc F1ftyCent Day, ) for 5Oc--BarEain
Basement
Peggy Cloth, 2 Yards Eno
In solid colors for children's garments. 0OOC
Fifty-Cent Day. yards. soc--Bargain
Basement.
39-inch Sheeting, S Yards En-
Best wearing-unbleached-f general OOC
Fifty-Cent Day. yards. 5oc-Bar-
gain Basement
Boys Hose, 2 Pairs En-
Heavy Ribbed Black Hose; reinforced; SOOC
sizes 8 to o; irregular" Fifty-Cent Day
3 yards 50c--Bnrgafn Basement.
Women's Pants, 2 Pairs En-
Ribbed-with muslin bands and lace SOOC
knees Fffty-Cent Day, pairs, 5Oc.-
Bargain Basement
Children's Sport Hose IN.
Mercerized> and shk-wide nat rib. cuff SOOC
tops: sizes to o. Fifty-Cent Day, Soc
Bargain Basement
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-01
EVER-BEARING ORANGE TREE
Possibility That Discovery in Florida
Will RevoIutioniZe Conditions
in Growth of Fruit.

An ever-bcaring orange tree. which
citrus fruit growers believe i destined
To revOiutionize the orange industry of
The state. II not of the entire country.
has been discovered by h"rriru.turists
In small grove at Avon Park, nca-
Tampa, Fla. To protect the specimen.
It's purchaser has placed around IL
heavy wire fence - feet IN height and
stationed guards day aud night.
The tree has been in bearing con.
ttnuously eight years, but until re
Gently its existence was known only To
the owner and several neighbors who,
according to citrus experts, did not
realize its value, but regarded IL mere
ly as freak OF nature. Several OF
south FlOrlda's largest citrus growers
have organized a syndicate. Purchased
the tree. leased the gsound upon which
II stands. and already are taking steps
Ia develop its possibilities by propa-
eating IL through budwOod, with The
expectation of having 2JO,WO trees
ready for setting on: In groves by
1923.
The tree Is about fifteen years old.
Its origin is Il mystery. lis owners
believe ii will bring forth stock true
to the parent tree and he worth mil
lions to the men who had the fore
sight to grasp It's possibilities.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-01
Mystery in Small Lake.

What seems to be a natural phcnom-
enOn is observed In the Fort Steele
East KOotenay British Columbiu) dis
triCt. A small lake or pond which
has been used for some time 10y II
logging company for u mllI-p"nd. Is Sit
uatsd on the high bench land on the
north side Of KoOtenay river and with
an altitude of slightly over 300 feet
above sea level. in small, deep hol-
low surrounded by high wooded banks
unaffected by winds and without any
streams running In or out of II. or
any circulation In 1t. The water is
dark and brackish. yet when logs are
put In the east end of this lake, il
left unfaStened will, of their own ac-
cord, float TO the west end within u
few hours. The mystery is. do the
logs move or does the earth move
the logs in it's daily rotation from west
20 east?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-01

A Chicago banker has found to his
surprise that from n racial standpoint
the Chinese were the most satisfac-
tory depoSitors. They had the largest
average accounts and the bank had
never had any trouble or controversy
with any of them. They asked no
favors that the bank could not grant
70 its advantage. and they were will
Ing to pay literally for all accommo-
dalton. They worked hard, saved
their money. took care OF their own
people and minded their own business.
says the Los Angeles Times. To that
extent, at least, they were ideal citi-
zens. They never loafed or begged.
There are not many Caucasian races
represented here of which as much
can be said. On the face of the show
ing made China ought TO send a lot Of
missionaries into Wall street and
other centers of wickedness In Amer
lea.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-01
STORAGE CELLAR ESSENTIALS
Should BE Located on WettDqx ned
Site and insulated Against
Cold and Heat.

The four things TO he kept In mind
In planning a storage cellar are secur.
Ing weIl-draIned site. on n knoll.
II possible, but In any case where
no winter can settle back In the cellar:
Insulation against both cold and heat
Is necessary: the cellar should be sup
piled with plenty Of moisture 50 that
roots and tubers Will not shriveI; At
the sam" time II must he ventilated
80 that moisture does not condense or
drip.
III" following products can be
stored In a root cellar so designed:
Apples. asparagus, beans. bulbs.
cnhhng". canned fruit. carrots, celery.
cranberrlcs, fresh fruits. onions, parS-
nipS. pears. potntocs. sauerkrnut and
Tomatoes
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-01
DRIVERS CAN IMPROVE ROADS
Wear to Surface Can BE Prevented
by Driving Over Middle and Other
Less Used Parts.

Drivers can prevent wear 10 the
surfaces of the roads and even i'm
prove their condition II instead or
driving in one track or on the edge
OF the road they will drive over the
middle and other less used parts of
the road when traffic permits. The
one thing that is fatal above all
things to road surfaces, whether dirt
or paved, is driving In tracks, which
subjects one small part OF the road
surface to all the traffic and damage
'hat the whole road accommodates
Traffic should he evenly distributed
over the entire surface of the road.
and little thouChtfulncsS and care
In this respect on the part of driv-
erS will do much Ia add Ia the per
manence and excellence of our road
ways.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-01
LosT But NOT FORGOTTEN.

VIII Germany ''fOrgetT Or will 10
be as ii was with the French on the
Place de Ia Concorde: "Quand
mcmc!"? The illustrated papers indi-
cate somewhat a peoples thoughts.
Look at them in Germany todayl
Take only the Illustrierte Zeltung
as an example. The slogan is unmis-
taxable: "verloren, doch NIGHT verges-
sen!' Lost. but not forgotten.
Every other picture Is of a cathedral,
a town. a province, a colony. an isO-
lated piece OF "Deutschtum" abroad,
school In the Orient The for
mer German East Africa is called
German East Africa. There Ii no
mincing OF words, says the Christian
Science Monitor. Week by week. the
Germans find themselves RECALLED by
Illustrated representations OF their
kith and kin In the East, the
Far East, in Poland. the Banat.
At Reval, In Pennsylvania, in China
and in Africa. Alsace-Lorraine, and
the Saar region. The answer seems
10 be: Germany does not mean to
forget.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-01
MMial9ndT1
@Q6ag !!g!
REDUCING DAMAGE TO ROADS
Repair Bills Would Be Greatly Less
ened by Placing More Of Loads
Over Front Axle.

prepared by the United States Depart
Hent Of Agriculture
Repair bills for damaged roads
would be much reduced. engineers In
the bureau Of public roads report, after
extensive experimental work, II motor
trucks were designed TO carry more
Of the loads put on them over the
front axle and less over the rear
wheels, as at present In the average
heavy truck OF today the body is near
ly balanced on the rear axle. When
the truck strikes an obstacle or nm ir-
regularity In the highway, the damage
done TO the road surface by the rear
wheels is much greater than 1t would
lie II the load were distributed on both
axles.
Given a perfectly smooth road sur
face, travelled by a truck with perfect
~ smooth circular tires. there would
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-01
PiScatoriaI Trims"

An ex-corporal of the Twenty
eighth Canadian battalion tells Of
fishing trips his company used to make
on the ArraS front in I"lS. Each
period In tn" trenches was known a.
a "trip" In April, 1915. the company
commander was Capt. Salmon and
the Lieutenant was named Wales: his
hatman was also named Wales. Every
day the counterSicn wa, the name of
fish such rs IIaddnck. Herring. etc
Therefore these periods hccnmc known
to the company NJ the nshy trip
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-01
New PaneIing Valuable.

The new wood-mctal sheet or pan
el.HS. consisting Of thin boards he
tween two layers Of metal. has -ivcu
astonishing results. The material,
adapted for multitude of uses. can
be made in sections OF any size. is I'm
affected by moisture. rc>iSrS abrasion
and warpihg. and combines strength
with lightness. In tests made a panel
5-l6ths of an inch thick proved five
times as strong rs II solid wood pane.
Of equal thickness. aud ~ times as
strong as a sheet steel panel of equal
weight.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-01

whit" sweet clover. The seeds OF
ia" two cannot be- distinguished. amt
u - quite p"~Sihle that either hy u,.,.i-
lent - design the cheaper seed %; th,.
BIENNIAL iNp" mny Ice sold for the
NOR" expensive annual plant. For
ms reason the United States Drpmrt-
mrnt Uf Agriculture urges prospective
buyers tn look carefully into the orr
I'm or every lot of seed offered.
Growers at annual sweet clover this
year should he able to state where
they got their stock seed, when IL
was seeded. when Il hloSSomcd and
when II was harvested. II any re-
EJ"nSihle state official can add his a.-
suTnnc" that the field Is true annuul.
such statement would he worth get.
Ting
III" large growers are naturally
preparing To meet all demands for
evidence ms Ia the purity OF their
stocks. Unless the smaller growers
can ais" give adequate assurances re-
cardlng the authenticity OF their seed
II may he harder TO sell and they may
nave Ia accept prices In line with
those paid for common sweet clover
seed. All such growers are advised
to take up this matter with their farm
bureaus. county agents or state ex-
pertinent stations and protect them
selves as far as possible.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-01
SWEET CLOVER SEED
MUST Be CERTIFIED
That OF Biennial Cannot Be Told
From Annual Product.
Smaller Growers Are Advised by Dc.
partment Of Agriculture to Sc
cure Assurances Regarding Az
thentIeity Of Seed.

Prepared by the United States Depart.
ment OF Agriculture.
Last fall there was probably little
more than 30 bushels OF annual white
sweet clover seed In existence. practi.
caliy all grown In Iowa. Michigan or
Alabama. Nearly all OF this seed was
used for increase purposes so that
there Is nj present n considerable acre
age growing. There are four or i've
large producers with acreages In Iowa,
Michigan. ohio. Texas and Alabama,
hut besides these there are hundreds
Of farmers with from one to several
acres from which they expect to har-
vest a crop this year. part Of which
Will be- offered for sale.
The attention OF these smaller grow
erS Is called To the fact that buyers
viii desire 10 be- sure that the seed
offered them next winter Is that of
III" annual and not that Of the biennial
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-01

Both employer and employee must
be bound by the decisions Of the Court
Of Industrial Relations In Kansas, &C
cording to a decision just made By
the Kansas Supreme court What
brings the meaning Of this statement
home to the mass Of the people, how
ever. is the accompanying declaration
that the wages paid to the employees
Of the meat packers are a matter OF
public concern, while "the determine
ton of the suficiency OF such wages
is question affected with a public
interest" There has been a pretty
general belief TO this effect for q long
time. remarks the Chritian Science
Monitos. but the court decision Ii 70
be welcomed as giving this view q
definite status In Inv.