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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13
ORGANIZED LABOR IN NEW YORK.
STAGES FIGHT ON lNJUNCTIONS

New York, April 13.-Organized Ia
Dor in Greater New York began today
to concentrate its forces TO fight the
use Of njunctions by employers LII
labor troubles.
The executive committee OF the CEN
tral Trades and Labor Council, repre-
senting approximately 5000 union
workers, at conference addressed by
Samuel Gompers, president Of the
American Federation of Labor, decided
to give its entire support to the move
ment to fight in the courts against the
issuance of injunctions forbidding pick
eting.
While the proposed plans OF the union
leaders were not made public, II is un-
derstood that the best legal council
possible will be hired and the full re-
sources Of the American Federation
of Labor. will BIZ placed back of the
fight, Appeals also will be taken TO
the United States supreme court IN
cases where the lower courts have
rendered adverse decisions.
The New York state federation or
labor, il was learned, also will be asked
to back the movement when it meets
next Thursday in Albany.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13
ArdmOre'S Pace
Will Carry Her
To $4,000, Says
keatOn, Oil Man

a ship that will weather the
storm is mighty good ship 10
stay with when the weather is
clear" said j. X. keaton, an Okla
homa City oil man, who is making
Ardmore his business headquarters.
'Ardmore has gone through the
period of price depression without
business failure, its banks are in
n good healthy condition and are
abundantly able 10 take care Of the
commercial interests of the city.
"The oil area is gradually widen-
ing and coming closer 10 the city.
THE oil area is gradually widen
ing and coming closer 10 the city.
The asphalt deposits are the most
important that have ever been dis
covered
"While practically every other
city in the United States has sur
rendered 10 a period OF retrench-
ment and lethargy, Ardmore's. pos
tai receipts and freight receipts
have kept climbing. its business in
stitutiOns have been scoring greater
triumphs. lis building operations
have reached new high mark.
Ardmore has done the thing that
other cities have not been able 10
do.
at is my honest opinion that
Ardmore will keep the pace il has
set until the population has reach
ed at least 10000"
The opinions of Mr.. keaton are
shared by all the oil men who
come to this city. These men like
the manner in which Ardmore does
things, they like the cordiality Of
these people, they like the way they
do business, and after all, the peo-
pie OF city have more TO do
with its growth than do natural
resources or environment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

co, Seattle, Portland. Minneapolis, De-
troit and many other cities.
There Is another body working for
the same objects but which, at the
present time. is not associated with the
national congress. This body is the Ma
tonal Federation Of Construction indus.
tries, with headquarters In Phiadel-
phia. While the objects Of both Of these
large bodies are the same, the means
being used to accomplish the desired
ends are slightly different.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13
SHERMAN SPORTSMEN ARE
CONFIDENT OF REPRESENTATION

Ardmore team Of the TO league,
received a wire last night from
A. M. Keisker. Of Sherman, Texas
which read as follows:
Full confidence that sufficient
funds will be raised by tomorrow
TO assure team here"
An effort is being made by the
league officials to have Sherman
replace Denison, which withdrew
from the league few days ago
on account OF insufficient funds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13
Ardmore Shrine Club
Sl1riners.

Shrlners:
We will dance Thursday night, April
14th, at Convention Hall. $3.50 p. m.
Shrners only. Bring the following
with you:
Your card your feZ, lady, a smile,
your friend who must be a Shriner),
your pocketbook with at least two
simoleons).
Tell every Shriner you see, as some
members Of the club may not get this
notice in time.
1872 OTIS SMITH, Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13
ELKS AND ARDMORE TO
WILL CLASH AGAIN APRIL IL

The Ardmore Elks and the loex
team of the TO league will meet IN
its second game Of the season at the
league park next sunday, April II, at
$3.50 p. m.
The game last Sunday between these
teams, which resulted in the score z
GO in favor OF the T-Os. was an inter
esting contest. This Sundays should
be more so, inasmuch as both teams
have had more and steady practice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13
HERE'S THE LINEUP THAT
PILED UP 26 RUNS

The lineup of the Humble Oil and
Refining Company baseball team which
walloped the Ardmore.Akron nine last
Sunday by the score of 26-4, was as
follows; Oliver, cf; Goddard, ss; Har
ris. II: McCombs, 3b; Huddleston, II;
Jennings, 1b; Wilkes. Oh; Wilson, e.;
Bird, p.
Umpires: DR.. Rogers of Wilson, and
Winters of Dillard.
Oliver, Humble pitcher, relieved Bird
in the seventh inning
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

Washington. Bills designed to cover
some of the more important measures
before the present congress. including
emergency tariff. repeal OF war taxes.
soldier bonus ana soldier relief. federal
tpsge.. restriction on immigration and
fedora, road building were introduced
IN ;itq national house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

arisen between the local administration
of the joint distribution committee Of
the American Jewish relief and num-
Der of its employees threatens TO in
terfere with relief work in the pro-
vinces
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13
SPORT BRIEFS

The Washington weather man had
up the, fair and warmer" sign today
for IT, opening game against Boston
Prestent Harding was TO toss cut the
first ball Congress continued to re-
ceive some attention, OF course, but it
looked as though they might have TO
search the ball park TO find quorum
Among those to be in the boxes were
Vice President Coolidge, General Perish
ing and many congressional leaders
while President johnson of the Ameri-
can League, also planned to see the
season get under way at the Senator's
field. General Pershing was scheduled
TO lead the parade of players 10 the
flagpole when the opening ceremonies
began.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

New York-The soviet government
has issued orders that no one coming
from the United States can cross the
borders of Russia after April 20, 1t was
learned from cable advices here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

Washing ton.-France and Great Bri-
tain are understood 10 have replied to
Secretary Hughes recent note regard
ing the Japanese mandate over the
Pacific Island Of zap. The contents Of
the replies have not been made public.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13
NATIONS BUILDERS SEEK
TO RESTORE CONFIDENCE
OF PROPERTY OWNERS

Continued from Page One)
ordinated. Cooperation must take the
place of wasteful strife
such action. il intelligently carried
forward. will be in the pubic's interest
and. therefore. must also be in the ins
terest of the industry. The right type
Of cooperation under liberal leadership
offers the only method of reconciling
the demand of the industry for its own
prosperity and the demand Of the pub
lie for adequate and economical con
struction. Such meeting Of minds.
such q Reorganization of common pur-
pose. means fundamentally that the
industry must organize itself as pub
lie service, frankly assuming the obli-
cations Of a group associated with the
primary purpose of supplying the pub
lie need"
The Congress Proposes
TO make a scientific survey of the
needs Of the industry in workers and q
how these needs may be met; 10 study
the present methods Of training and
enlisting personnel; and to discover
and correct the causes Of the progress
i've decline in the supply and quality Of
workers in the industry.
To study the needs Of the industry in
and the sources Of supply of raw ma
terials and manufactured products; the
quantities OF such now available. and
TO determine the national requirements
of construction in 1921 and succeeding
years.
Among the problems to be consider
ed by the organization are listed the fol.
lowing:
How shall abundant credit resources
be made available at reasonable cost to
the industry in order that it may func-
tion in satisfying public need?
How shall the Industry be led 10 adopt
q uniform and equitable policy in bid
ding and with respect to contract terms
and conditions?
How is genuinely cooperative effort
by employers and wage earners (whe-
ther the wage earners be organized or
unorganized) to be substituted for the
antagonism which, in the past, has
checked production
The preliminary plans for the first
assembly Of the National Congress Of
Building and Construction Industries
calls for fifteen delegates from each
Of various groups Of elements IN the
industry contractors. sub-con-
tractors, engineers, architects, labor,
manufacturers. investment bankers
These will be selected by the various
local conferences now being organized
from coast TO coast.
Conferences, 1t was stated. have al
ready been organized in New York,
Pittsburgh. Boston, Chicago, 81. Louis,
New Orleans. Philadelphia, San Francis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

The champion Cleveland club and ST.
Louis were scheduled to start their
drive for the American League pen
nant at St. Louis today, but the weather
forecast for showers and cooler
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13
FEDERATED LABOR OF
ENGLAND PUTS CARDS On
TABLE: PLANS WALkOCl
(Contlnued from Page Onel

IDOHIINUtN ITUIII IHBe VHtI
clear idea as to what must be done
q > 1t is a desperate situation. All
citizens should prepare for the worst. y
The London Times and other papers
believed the National Union OF Railway
Men and the National Federation Of
Transport Workers. We're embarrassed
al the obstinacy Of the miners. The
Daily Herald, organ OF labor, said the
government had banged and bolted
the door upon all hope of an honorable
settlement and fiercely attacked Mr..
LLOYD George for "tricliing the miners
!nto delay, and definitely casting his
lot with the bosses" The newspaper
called upon the triple alliance" TO
stand pat"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

serious. In all quarters, the people are
showing a sincere desire now, not 10
hinder France
iInfOrmation, lris, Says:--"We miss
iu ,Ae message the great inspiration
which sometimes ylbratel In President
wilson's public utterances, and which
may De found in the speeches with
which former Premier Niyiani Is gal
Vanizlng American opinion. We warn
the public. however, against accepting
any Individual as the spokesman ,f
Americans, but urge the most frank and
cordial relations with the United states.
"Franco-AmerIcan friendship is ,he
sUrest foundation Of world peace
Duenos Aires. La Razon;-' MIR Hard.
ings prosram is the practice Of shirt
sleeve rolitics' out We see IN II self
interest as the future international poll
.Cy ot the United States.
The egotistic Independents national
ism which is proclaimed as the law of
international activity by the United
states Is dominant In Mr., Harding
words
"Americansim and Monrocism, no.
tons clear and concrete, which have
had their rise and fall since 1894. re-
appear with more vigor than ever n
the directing thought Of the United
states.
Governing men Of America aspire 10
commercial anu military hegemony OF
the world. They are not disposed TO
racrifiee anything TO this aspiration and
appear TO care nothing for Europe. not
10 intervene in its contentious, but to
cultivate their own political interests
and enhance their commercial actiyl.
tee
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

The government today issued the fol-
lowing bearing on the labor situation;
IN the event of the threatened eX-
tension OF the stoppage Of work, the
government wishes to make ii clear
that it will use the fullest powers Of
the state TO protect the workers who
remain ut work in any services essen
tial TO the lie of the community
In any settlement which may be
reached, the government will give its
support in assuring that the position Of
such workers shall not be prejudiced
as compared with their position before
the stoppage.'
Today some observers found assur-
ance that three days intervene before
the strike becomes effective, leaving OBJ
portunity for conference. though the
industrial sky was still dark.
The postponement OF the triple al
lance sympathetic strike yesterday
created an acute situation within the
labor camp. 1t was said that miners.
with some show Of feeling over this
seeming indication OF weakness. de-
clared 4 peremptory demand would be
made on their part this morning, that
"they lay their cards on the table, and
declare finally whether they intend TO
strike. and, Il so, when.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13
FOREIGN EDITORS COMMENT
ON MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT
WITH VERBAL GARLAND

tCOntmled rom Page OneI
American public opinion is much less
serious. In all quarters. the people are
showing sincere desire now, not 10
hinder France
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

George A. Ormiston Of the Oakmont
club announced today that he Will be
unable to accompany the American
golfers on their invasion of Great Brit
ain next month The beard of regents
of the University OF California have
given their approval to a plan OF a
student body and alumni to finance the
construction of a proposed stadium
the cost Of which is estimated at be-
tween $500, 600 and sl000,0OO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13
ELIMINATE POLITICS FROM OKLAHOMA

Continued from Page One)
auditor to keep all the books of the state audited
the minute at all times
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

NICE large bedroom, adjoining bath.
Can 1861, or see III Stanley after
p. IN. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

Keep the legislative auditing and publicity departments
IN operation every month of the year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

Arrange for the Oklahoma Press Association to
publicity to stay at the capital at all times and to
matter of the operation of the government to furnish
press of the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

FOR RENT-Three light housekeep'
ing rooms. Reasonable. Phone 1853
j. Also want sewing TO do. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms,
vacant today; modern. 2Os A, NJ
W. Phone 1853. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

FOR RENT--4-room modern apart
ment furnished. CAN sOO.J. Mrs.
Dewitt. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

FOR RENT-My home ON COS B y.
W.. furnished for the summer to
responsible party. Eva Noble. Call
at G2l. 1898
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

LOST-Ford casing and rim. Please
return TO DR.. a. y Easterwood, goo
West Main. 1872
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 4l0 w. Main
St. Phone 2S5l.J. lS'5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

FOR SALE--Win have car good corn
here April 10. Mrs. Lille Coffey.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-09
Staf1lfa rli koSs4ttf1
din Arad

cu nasu n tariha. 81 pe Hohut.
Dar sc vede cd II an avut vreme
81 S 'au departat dspa ce au ras-
tunat numai figurilc de pc linga
eel mare.
Aflam ca acest lucru nu de
Nrednicia noastra, a Romanilor in
tara Romaneascit. \ lucra asa in
ascuns. puteam so facem cand eli
erau stapini 81 moi eel dupa usa.
Oar All moi trebue sa pasim pen
tru implinirea cererilor sufletului
nostru national. pc fata, ziua, ca
domni 81 stapini al tarii 81 al ora
selor Ell.
/ In Basarabia, de pilda. statuia
Narului rusesc din Chisinau, a
fost invaMita intro rogojina ma
re, parea ca i-ai armcat un sac
in. cap, ca sd nu Sc mai vaza, =
lar apoi a fost luata JOS intr o
dup 'amiaza, sub scutul unui plu-
ton (tug) de soldati romani, 81 nj
meni n a mai vazut chipul urgisit
pc acel loc. ni.u
Asa sd sc faca 81 La Arad.
Sc va 81 face. iPana atunci de-
au luaf masuri. ca chi
tpurile sIparacioase monumente-
Tor maghiare sa nu Sc mai vada !:
Lean ilicungiurat GU scinduri.
pima ce lie vor lua JOS. Asa GU sta
tuia lui Koss,tth, asa Gu celor
'13 martiri'', Isl aceia aproape
toti general austrieci renegatiD
Vor fl apoi luate jos, puse la
mnzen orr date Ungurilor sd si-le
lduca in Ungaria. Sufletul lor G
legat de acele chipuri cioplite.
bucure-se cu Dumnezeu de vede-
rea lor, = numai in orasele noas-
tire ele II 'au ce mai cauta.
AcOlO are s;i sc ridice Monu-
mentul Unirii noastre Gu Tara
mama, = pentru care aduna fon-
durile de lipsa prin colecta ziaru-
lui ''Romanuls' din acel oras.
C'Libertatea"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-09

/ T7nyurii au ridicatS in .Arad .
statue (chip cioplit, tnrnat din
l'bronz) imchipuind pc Kossuth con-
|ducatorul revolutiei lor din 1913.
|Si / 'au pus asa fei in cea mai
|larga Gale pc care intri in Arad,
|ca toti cati- intra IN oras, sal
vada n fata, sa le para ca
Kossuth ii primeste, il priyeste 81
ei tree pc dinaintea hui ca 0 in
ehinare marelui. renegat (Kos-
|suth e vita de Slovac, dupa ia
mile Kohut. hume &c vine dies
inainte la Slovaci. CT find. Slo-
Nacii pOpOr s;lrac, el nu avut
fabdare trai intre saraci. a lu-
era pentru Ell, lupta pentru eli,
|fi s'a dat pc partea celor GU
puterea 81 GU bogatia 81 sc batea
I'm piept ca mai lTngur ca toti
Tngurii. lar ITngurii, saraci in
Oameni mari din sinul lor, sc bI-
curau de ori-ce' transfug din alt
neam, daca acela avea o ,capatina
mai lnminoasa ca lor sill ridicau
sus-sus intre : Ell. Pc Kohut an
Ajuns al indumnezei.. J
/ Stapinirea romaneasca, nu tre-
buia sa mai. sufere in Arad, la
acel locr de frunte, statua lui
KOssuth. De mai multi trebuia 81
% ridice, so puma de-o parte. 81 ca
mane SO daruiasca Ungurilor sd
Esi-o duca undeva i'm alt oras din
EUngaria. r
CT stapinirea noastra, prca in
Hgaduitoare GU toti streiRii, a
intIrziat a face acest lucru.
Niste necunoscuti (negresit Ro-
mani mai iuti de fire. s'au hota-
rIt sa faca eli capat acestei start
de lucruri, darimind statuia SUI
|paracioasa, de pc locul eli. Intro
noapte mai acum 2 saptamani. ci
s'au dus la statute, au armcat
[[niiste funii in gitnl figurilor celor
|de pc de laturi, 81 le-au tras jos
Eintai pc acelea, ca apoi sal culcc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-09
Inob3' Sta(lstic d
Poptdtid din AFdtd
Date!e cunoscute pana in prezent.
: Elemental romanesc este in
crestere pretutindenea.
Populatia flotanta in dife
rite erase arde!ene.
Organele politienesti lucreaza.

Din cele mai noui statistici IL
supra populated dim Ardeal, ia
cute de catre birourile de popu-
iatie intimate pc langa fiecara
polite de stat, pana i'll prezent
..unt cunoscute urmatoarele reZul-
ate:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-09
Sc n At u

Sedinta sc deschide la ora }.
sub presedintia sd-lui general
Coanda.
Pc banca ministeriala d-nii Gu
dalbu 81 Trancu-Tasi.
SD citeste o petite a peilsiona-
rilor din vilcea, carl Ger imbuna
tatirea' situatiei Tor.
Pr. NBDELEA GEORGESCU
cere' gnvernului de inmuiti oreIe
de rcligies in invatamintul Sc
cundar.
Pr. ALEKE depune mn project
de lege din initiativa parlamen-
tara, Gu privire la recunoasterea
scoafei de stiinte de stat, ca Aca-
deinie oficiala- de stiinte de stat
D. DR.. BILASCU roaga guver-
nnl 81 mentie sporurile, carl au
fost la lefurile functionarilor dir
.Afdeaf.
ID. I. NfSTOR aduce la cunos
tihta, nemnltnmirile ,provocatt
iitre functionarii din Bucovina
prin mic$orarea lefnrilor.
ARHEEPIScOPUL GURIE ccrt
respectarea repauznlui duminical
prntru care depnne nn proiecl
tfe leec.
n. ROW MANESC,U, in chesti.
1crsohaia, protesteaxa contra GU
vintelor jienitoare adresate d-sal.
lie M senator Grigorovici.
y. GENERAL VAI.EANU de
i,sane proiectdl de legc votat a,
Gaaaesa, pe,atru infiintarea seeie
tatfi ReconstrAstla'
Sc pune IL vot proiectul de legc
prin care d1 ministru ii agricul
turef este antorizat ca, pc Gale,
unei transactinni, ce Va fnchei,
cu obstea moenenilor Cheieni dil
comma Cheia, ind. VAhea, pril
ssataafH ii lesah, * stia1!
& toats preftnt ti~hiis vscirroce si> !
adf11s,
m sxia akss rosctu1 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-09
c A Me R A,

ID. MANOLESCU cere sa Sc il
maslri spre sc Sport vagoanel,
pc anlmite linii 81 preconizeaz;
|ideea ca vagoanele-restaurant $
de dornit carl au un tonai d;
) 81 4 ori mai mare decat vagoa
nele obisnuite, - sa fie inloc,lit,
ell vagoane de pasagcri.
D. ministrn PETROvICT ras.
punde unei intrebari facute eri
aratind Cd este inexact ca la de.
partamentul sau Sc face risipa pc
care pretindea dl Cuza.
D. CI'ZA, in replica, determi.
ma serie de intrernperi in jurul
elementului in discutie, earl
sunt dactilografele intreruperi
la carl dl Iorga participa direct
In cele din urma dl Cuza Sc mar.
gineste sa sprijineasca ideea inu.
tilitatii dol self de cabinet la
ministerul lucrarilor. publice inte.
meiat pc iarga argumentatiune,
la care raspunde din nou dl mi
nistru PErROvICI.
D. G. XENI- roaga pc dl prese-
dinte al Adunarii sd ia masuri ca
desbaterile parlamentare sa nu
mai apara Gu marble intirzieri GU
carl apar All.
d. PRESEDINTE arata ca a.
ccste intfrzieri sunt datorite lip
sci de lucratori. la ''Monitorul
Oficial".
y. prim-ministru AVERESCU
depune proiectul de lege privitor
la infrinarea speculei 81 pc eel
privitor la infiintarea societatii
''Resita".
(Exclamatiuni, murmure' i1k rim.
durile op0zitiei).
D.. AVERESCU. - Fiji linistiti
Va asigur cd in forma in care VI
Sc .prezinta liproiectu1, !lel:.yH Hi
multumi pc toti.,
Legea ohiiiilor in Dasarabia.
/ Intrindu-se in ordinea de Ii
Sc reia discutiunea asupra legii
chiriilor in Basarabia, in cont.
.nnare.
d. c. XENI, raportor, citeste
.articolele legii, carl sunt admisc
dupa discutiune la care parti.
cipa d-nii DR.. Lupu, Xeni, 81
Inculet.
Legea, in total, pusa la votul
Gu bile, este. admisa cu Ill bile
pentru 81 s contra.
La ora ) fara 10 M. deputatii
au trecut in sectiuni.
('Universui" }.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-09

lege prin care Sc mentin. uncle
dispozitinni dim legea exceptiona-
la din 1917 81 Sc admite.
Sc da citire proectului de lege
spentru infrfnarea vagabondajului
81 pentru asistenta copiilor pa
rasit.
d. vALESCU este de psrere ca
vagabonzii 81 invalizii de razboiu,
sd fie internati in nianastiri, unde
sd li-se dea de lllcru.
D. ZAMF1R ARBORE, in ace
Ieasi chestiune, spune ca Sc simte
CHAR necesitatea infiintarei unui
azil de batrini.
d. GRTGOROvICI. - Trebue
mai intai de toate, sd ridicam, din
vagabondaj pc nehosocitii nespri-
jinifi de nirieni; d-sa de pdrefe
sa sc institute biurouri de pla-
sare pentrl protectianea acelora,
carl .n'aa' de lucfu.
I D. TRANcE IA$I raapunde' ca
legea de fafx este de abba un' in.
eepat al opeSei de asistenta, care
Sc va infaptuif in intreeime, in
foarte scart tisnp. CIT priye4te,
biaroariie ds plasare, ole ma .vor
intirzia sd ia fiinta.
lR niinistau' aduce apoi elogii
Ed-lni reporter AlekanArescu, care
. datsdovada ascu aeeasta ocaxie,, ds
Multa fntjisptiane e&naa q fntoc.
nit opera d. asisteatx soeiala
infr1narea gab0Aass{ului,
h D.e AI4EKIeAsDRBeEGJ amin.
tssta Gu pyivire ~ infrinarsa pro.
|stitatisi, panetulS d vsdese 81
Innnf mary scriitor esGtes Locke
/ care spsas O. r6slasAatia ests
nm rim aecssst; u cat eys in osa
Istls mari q iislinp1 1tAssAilats
So trkes'ls. dissutll 'ieeti .,
srti6olk. ~ r1pSrtos xlsn1nllfss
w Slk' i6ansiri.