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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11
of New York city. chief engineer

of New York city. chief engineer
of the Eastern district committee;
w. d. Pierce and Edwin d.
Wendt, members of the engineer
ing board; Daniel Willard, presi-
dent of the Baltimore and Unio
railroad; J. Rowland Gardner, vice
president New England Steam
ship Co.; I. C. Powell Of the Erie
railroad; Thomas w. Hume Of
Philadelphia, vice chairman of the
Carriers conference committee; r.
J. Meigs of New York of the Wes-
tern Union Tel. Co.; George w.
Kittredge, chairman of the Eastern
Group carriers committee; w. G.
Brabtley of Washington, chief of
the General Carriers conference
committee: President Samuel Rea
of the Pennsylvania railroad; Lu-
Their NJ. Walter, Chicago rail
road attorney; S. NJ. Cowan of
Fort Worth. Texas; Joseph N.
Tead Of Portland, Ore; Martin A.
Knapp of Washington, former
chairman of the Interstate Com
merce Commission; Thomas D.
Luce, a classmate now living a
Nashua: T. P. Armand, supervise
Of the land appraisals in the Blu
reau of Valuation; Judge George
w. Anderson. a former member o.
the commission, William Carr o.
Windsor, Conn, and Joseph Z.
Eastman of the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11
Newport House Annex
Open for Tourists

The Newport House Annex on
Coventry street, which was pur-
chased by Arthur NJ. Bowen last
spring from Or. G. II. Newland
has completely repaired and re-
decorated. The house has a ca
pacity of 80 rooms, all of which
have new and attractive furnish
ings.
Mr.. Bowen is now prepared to
cater to the summer tourist travel
and has every convenience for
their comfort and happiness. !,
The office is a large airy room,
with desk, case for cigars, telc-
phone service with private booth,
and furnished with comfortable
leather chairs. The floor is bat
tleship iinoleum.
All the bed rooms on the lower
floor have a private bath, the
floors shining with wax and the
windows a,tractivcly draped with
cretonne and chintz hangings.
Across the hall from the Office
is a small waiting room and be-
yond large ladies parlor, with
handsome rugs, leather covered
furniture and artistic drape1ies.
Besides the suite reserved for
the family living rooms, there is a
five room apartment which is sep
aratc which is separate and very
convenient for a small family.
Already the annex has proved to
Manager Bowen the wisdom OF his
more, and he is deserving of sue
cess in thus PROVIDING for he sum-
mer visitors which are sure to
come once they find out that they
can be taken care of.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11
Vermonters Were !
Healthy In June

According to the reports of the
various district health officers ITO
Secretary c. F. Dalton of the
state board Of health, Vermonters
were very free from epidimics and
disease during the month Of JUDE.
In the whole state there widre
2JS cases Of measles during the
month Of which more +had half
were in Caledonia county. LWn-
don had Ct cases, HdrdNick 28
and st. JohnsbuIy %.
Mumps totaled 80 cases in Yer
mont during June, Orleans II CAKES
and Caledonia 10 of which eight
were in Hardwick, the iargest lin
any one town in the state.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11
he Interstate Commerce

the Interstate Commerce Com
]. T. Marchand, attorney
for the Bureau Of Valuation, and
P. ]. Farrell, Newport citizen who
is general counsel for the Commits
sion The railroads were repre-
sented by President Heustis of
the Boston and Maine, President
E. c Smith of ST. Adams of the
Central Vermont; ana Supt. Ger
vais of st. Adams; President Per-
cival W. Clement of the Rutland;
F. 2. Brady of Toronto, assistant
to the president of the Canadian
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11
Annual Outing
of Local Dentists

The Passumpsic Valley Dental
Association holds its annual ex-
cursion on Lake Memphremagog
Tuesday. The program includes
a ride down the lake in a specially
chartered steamer in the forenoon
with banquet at the Battles
House, Magog, P. O., at one
o'clock. A business meeting will
be held on the boat.
The officers Of the association
are: H. NJ. Smith, Lyndonville,
president; w. A. Watt, Danville,
vice president: C. NJ. Richmond,
st. Johnsbury, secretary and treas
urer.
The affair is in charge of an
energetic committee of arrange
ments of which DR.. J. d. Bachand
of st. Johnsburv is chairman and a
fine outing is anticipated.
Members and their families are
invited to attend and about so are
expected.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11
New Manager at
Plymouth Creamery

Oscar Lang Of Boston has been
appointed to succeed H. NJ. Good
win as manager of the st. Johns
bury plant of the Plymouth
Creamery System.
Mr.. Lane has been doing field
work for the corporation in vari-
Gus localities and in this way is
more or less familiar with the To-
cal branch of the business. Mr..
Lang's appointment meets with ia
vorable comment among the pat
rons of the creamery.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-11
BRIDGEWATER FLOOD
WATERS RECEDE

BROCKTON, July 1.-THE
flood of water which broke down
dams and washed out bridges in
East Bridgewater after the torren-
tial rains of Saturday and Sunday,
was receding today. leaving behind
widespread damages and unem-
nloVment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25
SAnnlpnns 10 Niicnh Rnmi
Atlanta and Chattanooga
Win attendance TrOpi,ies

MEMPHIS, Tom, April 2l-
Atlanta, with 1o,6S3 paid admissions
and Chattanooga with G.iNl won the
trophies offered nv John u. Mar.
tin, league president for tho lars
cst attendance ON tho opening day
of the lg2l season OF the two groups
of southern association cities. uc-
cordiug to figures made public al
league headquarters hero today
Atlanta ContCud,d with Birming
ham. Memphis ana New Orleans FOR
one trophy ana Chaitauooga with
Luuo Rock Mobile and Nashville
fur the other
Atlanta with i2131 and Mobile
with N.ii1 were the trophy winners
last year
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25
CHINESE WINE is RELEASED
$4,000 Clscs out or Customs Houses
for Medicinal purpnscs.

WASN'T NOTON April 2i,--A About
1900 eases of Chinese wine has
been ordered released from customs
houses for use as medicine. PROFIT
bltlon Commissioner kramer mtd
today Most of tho wine is held at
san Francisco, with considerable Ht
New Nork ana BOSTON.
The Chinese wine. Mr. Kramer
explained, was imported FOR medical
purposes before tho adoption Of the
prohibition bureau standard az 10
the amour; NJ alcohol which such
preparations might contain,
Commissioner Kramer took ocCn-
sion today 20 say that prohibition
enforcement conditions through the
country wore improving steadily.
Very littlo real whiskcy AT present
he said. H. out of government bond,
although tho prohibition forces arc
having somo difficulty with SNUG
CLING along tho Canadian border and
Zoo Florida
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25
AMATEUR LEAGUE
T0START TO-DAY
Parade Precedes Opepir,
Of Oil League at Me.
Nulty Park

with Tho final arr,r-......
,,io,o, .t. -. CON
go ''''' VI ''' ', leagg,|
representing tdrtor. GYPSY r~od.
crs q Refincrs. Cosdrr v.,..
plorco OIL OF SIND s,,..... ''
80 a.. ,..,-. made U
w '''' i'S''9O 'ila''ur '1.l plsyo-
In th' CITY arc all set and 4r, o..
iously awaiting Tho ou...... II.
.cvcri,o a., ,t,>-,,t.. N'nlelI
,,,,, ''.N
''u uinc IlNais' carter and Gyr,y
arc scheduled TO play tho o,,...
which will bc called ..
Manager Klein of t.. ~ o.
making no cI9ius r,, liza. 'p'F
pcnnaut possibilities lt. r. as
crowd has alwa,s moo, u,I'
Of the fight and can n, ......... ','..
this season. Johu y,fi,- N
best known of The '..,r W .a.
will probably bo np ID. s.' ~
for tho Gvpsv 'rIs ... v
Manager Touhov viii to ,......' .'g, vi. o
bcr or Ice. Cartcr di.rr.'. we"
sav-dic-epirIt i'm tbei, ,.. 'r'
never bcatcn uniu uro I,., ' ''
out; so a GOOD cam, ~. .''l =
plan ,rcat pnr,d, assured
not TO bo outdonr L, 'lr, ,..
mohile league who nm, .r ,.. ,.
amateur narade evo,. .,,,' me u,'
last Frid5v. tho OH l,,,., ,., i1'.
the direction of its rrc..'i,... Wy.
man n. Snydor is ,or,,'i.,.... Nu.
raupeuents fnr "a b.rr,,
Tho Tulse hand ror...,i,.. 'l-
piocos viii load tho r,.,1.7 VI
modlatolv foIIo,vlre 'h. E., III.
ho tho official oar rprrlst.5
Grocnlcaso Moore radliIs. .a,,,,..,..
i'm which viii bn Nt,Nnr t,,.,,," ,t.
i. Niles president Of tbo ,E,r'b.
Of coumorce CIarerr. l,o,,e,.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25
Indians and Dodgers
Pace Major Leagues
in Past Weeks Piay

NEW YORK. Aprl 2i-Thc
Cleveland worlds champion, who
took tho lead today lu the Amcrl
can league pcundnt race hy dc
tcatiug ST. Louis four WrHighls.
appear go have tho cdgo on the
other western toume. rho Indians
have made a. runs on ma hits lu
the 10 contests thcy have PLAYED
with 81. Louis aud Detroit Sew
York and Washington began a
baltic today for the supremacy Of
the eastern section. the Senators
winning on their home grounds.
Tomorrow tho two teams start a
four -pamc series In New york.
Pittsburgh Is outbatting the
other National league clubs. The
Pirates have made 90 runs on l32
hits ia their II games with
Cincinnati and Chicago and, on
the form shown hv ST. Louis
should have little trouble In dis
posing OF the Cardinals. New
York has displayed the grcatcst
strength OF the eastern Clubs. hut
th Brooklyn champions. who won
their fourth straight game today
appear llkoly To make tho Giants
extend themselves in the four
game series between the borough
rivals which starts tomorrow.
BAD weather has prevented
many major teams from getting
into their stride. Twenty uf the
80 games scheduled for last week
wero postponed, because of cold
weather, snow, rain or wet
grounds.
in tho American league, the
recognized White SoN have done
we'll with Fahor or Kerr ON the
mound, but an attempt today 10y
Manager Gleason to try out. re-
Cruit twirlors was disastrous In
tho first six contests, the white
Sox outscorcd their opponents 80
tuua IA %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25
EPIDEMIC IMPENDING

WASHlNGTON Apru 23 PLY.
dclaus are allowed tp prescribe
bocr aud wine without restriction
as 10 the quantity required during
given periods, hy tn terms of newly
drafted regulation, Prohibition
Commissioner Kramer announced
today, Tho government viii con
flno it's restriction to maximum
quantity prescribed in one prcscrip-
ton, Doctors will not bo per-
mittcd to oNCccd this maximum.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25

Tulsa tied tho score I'm tho fourth
Davis led Off with n double to loft
Parker sacrificed, Dempsey 60 Cuf-
fey Bennett singled to right. Davis
scoring.
Two moro wcro added by tho oil
ers In the sixth when Todt aud Bon
nett hit homo runs aud Todt ran
the total to six In tho seventh when
he smashed his second circuit Cluut.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25

Rated for Davis In hth,
Score hv innings:
Sioux city .............,sO sOl0 nm 600
oklahoma Guy .......... go 600 OoN--i
summary Two hase hits Salisbury.
Thrcr. base h'ts--pitt. Sacrifice hit --
Graham Stolen bascs--ritt, Moore .,
Harper. Hratly. BaEes on balis-bf sal
isburv T. or Harrison .. or Davis 4.
struck out Nv Harrison !. by Davis ..
by Salisbury 3 by Alien I. Runs and
hIt4-ON Salisbury ! and IN 6. of Har-
.rI-on 4 and I in 2-2. of Davis and in
I-3. or Gardner and In I. Double
plays Salisbury 20 Graham Wright to
Hratly 60 Graham. Passed bsll-Spcllmau.
Icft on hgsos Oklahoma cry s, Sioux
city g. Time hour IS minutes, TIM
pirss-t Holmes and nurkley. Ruus--FnE,
Pttt Hcaty wright Salisbury. Errors -
Fox Steinbrenucr, Paddock, Robson,
Harrison. Graham.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25

1B1tfr1 for Ryan lu 9tn.
Syore by luninga. 80
lyIeh|f. - 9i3 zoo exit
summary Irf' ON bascs--Wichita =,
DHuhu s. Sacrifice h.tE..HBloy Gregory
Buurr. Wtshhuru. wn-hasc hiis-halcN.
NaFnburu Iast o.. Berger. Butler Grlttin.
Cole BIukr-ly. stolen bases Butler his
.off B Glazrr 9 and runs il =.
inning. off Daniels Z and IN q oit
uIlyaH HRutIcr. Wa-hburn, Beck; Cole and
IIancv struck out by Gregory ., by
BaumEardncr -. Bases on hRlls--Off
Daniels .. on BhumEarducr q of Glazier
1tf Gregory 3. wild ptch-Gregory.
Baumrarduor tmplrcs Becker and An
.drraon TImc.-i hour 30 minutes.
Huns-Hancy Cole. Grftln, Leliyelt Lee
q Ryan iinplc. Smith 2, Washburn,
Vast 81 Beck g. Hiakcsly . Errors-Haney
O. Cole. berger. Gregory ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25

Fircproor building bricks are being
made iu Germany from Stag coal.
oindcrs and other waste materials
from gas plants and railroad yards.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25

Supplied with current from light
socket, dcNcc has bccu iuyrnfcd
by New York man 90 vaporilo
tablets or liquids to dislufect rooms.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aprn :5.-okla-
noma civ punched four Of its five hits
ON Harrison IN the second inning and
made clean swecpot tho series with
Sioux City by winning the fnal game
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25

HeaUylUeights Conclude Work
FOrBOut Here Tuesday Night

Can. .I..... and FARMER I.UNF 20
l.., ....,,... ..,t,,.l t,,
'''
|d'h.N- Tor ih' IH.lnund d'ci'l"h
match 700 Convention Inu tomorrow
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,..
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v,lIfa todr, a.t.r,,i,. rb.r t'. baft
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.tr.r. of in, fyn I.,,.s ,,.re
.,.t.su,d g.. u,,tI,t,.,v o..b o4p.r
fan. who d.t.u..J .,..u and ,y,,,
uIo.. of ..rIr fl.YI.f.. Nn.i4 d.I
mot u.o.. puf .f mo- ErlJy motel
rtu ,g announced hr.,u.. uf "a mis-.
understanding Us immersion ,,,a
thtt Hr vrH DO Vur. tlr.r nu' or,
da, Fridnt. when hc was lu make
Nuv for lodge. who arrived tine fI..
lowing dl. Al SiuuIpl tur. were
wa.r than 600 persons af Morris
.|N|II|E camp. man. |IlIN. III||h 100
fnu crowd. together WITH two miu
Hi.ra. Iuyputl btuk.Is. doctors. law
yrts Judges and ottrrs.
Morris Works WIN Thompson
Morris worked out with big It,h
Thompson and Jimmy Miller, TNl.
uIddltV,igut Ili4 boxing Was most
lmpr, ,Hiyc. his terrific punches Jar
ring the hard headed negro heavy
weight rcpcltodlV Tho training to-
aud viii make his hopdgulrtors 1t q
ana the big Okhhomiu win have
completed hls oNorcisc-. Tomorrow
ho viii shift his residence 10 Tulsa
and vii make his headquarters at u
downtown hotel llo viii remain In
Tulm until after the contest Tues.
day uilht
Moro than 500 persons damned
into the brady hotel gym Yesterday
ip watch Lodge GO through his
training stunts. More than 200
were forced 20 remain outside m-
ubIg "a t.Ytp t,Jtnitf4r,. ,.Ir.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25

CHff CLARKE. rugged Muskogcc
lightweight. who steps 10 rounds
with Terry Long or Tulsa IN the
scmiWiudup 60 the Norris-Lodgc
bout here tomorrow night at CON
vcntion hall Clarke ls under tho
Of Frcd Bennett or
NuskoCcc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25
MINERS TR0UNCE
SAINTS Il TO 3
Witches Defeat Bluffs;
Indians Win From
Packers

JOPLIN No.. Arru -i-JuplIn hi,
'hrer pitchers Tor ), hts and ~ ,uns ana
took tho IHst game of the aCr.ss from 0i
Joseph mere today a. 90 3. Turner ana
u.\.uf yielded four hiugIes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25

@r LOUIS Apul gt-ncal'a single 20
right In the ninth inning, scoring Maisol
who had walked gave chicago Hn 60
vctoty over st. Louis here today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25
NAVY FUEL SHIP LAUNCHED


BOSTON, Apu 2l-Thc navy
fuel ship r.gns equipped o. supply
ships while undcr way at sea. was
launched at tho Boston navy yard
today immediately auCrward ON
the sJ me ways the kool was laid for
The whitney n mother shin for de.
nrOyers, which will have a complete
rppair and supply plant Installed
Tho pcCos will carry 22,TE.6OO ral-
Ions of fuel OH and 21N,AOO enlIons
uf gasoline. together with 700 tons
~ ammunition and general cargo.
she VIII have speed ot "a knots.
The whitney, named Tor former
Secretary of INC Navy William 4
whitney. yyiU Doe driven by the latest
design of gcarcd turbines al a speed
uf le knots and will carry as arm
arncut eight 5-inch aud four 3-inch
antl-aircraft guns. She will Dee iS3
foet over all. with "A beam OF 6l feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25

4 plant in Esthonia is planning &.
manufacture cement from oqla
parts of shalc and coal dust
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25
rhnmrions O,sfrmnc Lead.
I,rookI,n
Iinstor

NNttklN y. April 70 Tho Hfnnkl,n
Champions otprgaWo Uu"inna early irsd
today aud won. d. f'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25
MIiches Win sIngfesi.
I,ichita
Omaha.

WICHITA. Kan. Aprl e. Wiehta
pou sluBging bee played ia a windstorm
U... fnFa, fI 20
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25

street car seats hinged so as 10 be
raised like those in theatres have
been invented with a view to saving
time I'm unloading passengers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-25

Bolgium is consuming about l..
900 600 pounds OF oleomargarine
monthly. about two and a half times
the quantity a tow years ago
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
Drepturile Cetateanului

Partidul Social -Taranist recu.
noaste in mod solemn urmatoarele
drepturi ale cetateanului:
Inviolabilitatea efectiva a per.
soanei 81 a. domiciliului. LibertateH
nemarginita conferintei, a cuvil:
tului, a preset, lntrunirii, a greve1
81 a associated. Completa egalitate
a tuturor cetatenilor. fara deose-
bire de sex. rasa, religie 81 natio,
nalitate in fata legii. Dreptpl fie-
carui cetatean, de a urmari pc Gale
judecatoreasca pc orice functionar,
pentru abuz de putere, rea credin-
ta, sau incapacitate, aduciAd pre-
j,ldiciu, fie natiunii, fie cetateanu-
iui. Cratic acestui drept, tara IN
treaga este solidara pentru intari-
rca Fortei Morale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
I,NvITAR E

Societatea Romina de Aiutor
81 Culturl ~. S. Desteapta-te
ROmine-Hora Tnirii'' din De-
trolt, Mich. are OnOare d invita-
pe toate sllrorile Societati, On.
Parochii 81 Cluburi. precum 81 pc
toti fratii Romini din loc 81 jur,
de a lua parte la frumoasa Petre,
cerc impreunata cu Dams. care
va avea loc in Dumineca de %
lanuarle 1921 in renumita Hala'
Turner No. 1876 Sherman Str.
PROGRAMUL:
l. La orele = y. IN. cuvint de
deschldere din partea Presedin-
telui aranjator Nasiliu I. Vlad.
,. La orele p IN. Sc vor tinea
vorbirl din .partea presedintelui
aranJator GU ocazia 1nscrierii
membrilor noui 81 suprasolyiri.
Dupa aceea vor urma declama-
tiuni 81 cintece rationale. l. Duj-
mancele. declamata de D-soara
Aurelia Samarghitian. 2. Dorul
Mamci. dccIamata de D-soara
Marioara Samarghitian. 3. Vezi
rlndunelele So due. cintata 81 iu-
cata Walls de D-soarele Aurelia
Marioara. Elisabeth 81 Anutia Sa-
marghitian patrll surori. 4. Scum
pa Margareta. Toate fetele 81
due. cintata de D-soarele Elisa
beta 81 Anutia Samarghitian. D.
ID Alexandra Popa va declama ,
declamatiuni. Batalia de la Ma
rasesti 81 Neamul Rominesc.
Vestita muzica a d-lui Petra
juneau va distra onoratul public
Gu ceie mai frumoasa arii de
Dams rationale 81 streine.
Fratilor Romini Societatea L.
s. Desteapta-te Romine-Hora
Unirii an fost 81 va fl in totdea-
una cea mai onesta fata de mem
bri aflatori in sinul Ell. Deci fra
tilor Romini GU acest prilej aveti
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
1AoIIeA ,.

OcaZiunea a va lnscre membrii
slcestei Societati acuma pima I'LL
va Fl tUZiu. Taxa de inscriere
este numai $3.50 odata 81 pentrl
tot-deauna. Soc. Z. s. Desteapta-
ta Rolnine -Hora l'nirii (la boil
nav, or. un beneficial de $1,000
pc saptalnina la caz ca bolnavEl
Sc va afla in spital va primi
fl4OO saptamina, lar in caz de
moarte mostenitorii vor primi TN
beneficiu de $1,000 (una mie
dollaril
Taxa ue intrare Domnii 75c.
Damele soc. Suprasolviri Sc pri-
mesc Gu mare mu.tumita 81 Sc vor
cuita pc calea ziaristica VenituI
curat SO va adauga la fondul sus
numitei Societati.
lnsa sd alba fieste-carc in We
dere cum ca jocurile s>lrba 81
Ruseasca nu Sc yor zlce absolut.
Find oprit din partea politiei
care 81 acnm VA fl de fata de Ia
inceput 81 pima la finit
Bufetul va fl asortat Gu tot
feluI de mizeluri 81 beuturi reco-
ritoare In speranta ca ne veti as
culta glasul nostru 81 he Yeti dl
tot sprijinul participind la acea-
sta Petrecerc. Pima la rpvedere
am ramas salutindu-va Gu dra-
go>te fratiasca.
Comitetul aranjator.
13-15).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19


Delegatia Poporului 81 Sfatul
Tarii. unite in Congress la incepu-
tul fiecarei Legislature, aleg fiecare,
din sinul lor, cite % membri, care
formeaza Consiliul Suprem al Po-
perului.
Acest COnsiliu este ales pc 4
(patru) ami. La doua Legislatu
ra, Sc completeaza pima la 100 men
bri. Ulterior, Sc reinoieste prir
jumatate la fiecare legislature, prt
eedindu-se prin tragere La sorti.
Consiliul Suprem este mandata
, rnl adunarilor -legiuitoare care i
deieaga, in totul sau in pirate, atri
butiunile lor, in vederea continui
tatii Legislative. Guvernul nu ma
poate iucra, in lipsa Gamereo'
Eprin decrcte-leei, fara asentimen
tul Coqsiliulu; Suprem al Poporu
lnirs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
P'uterea legislative

Partidul Social-Taranist cere
doua Adunari legislative, alese pc
. ami, Gu puteri egale, 81 anume !:
Delegatia Poporului 81 Sfatul Ia
rel.
Delegatia poporului Sc compune
din delegati de ambele sexe, alesi
prin sufragiul universal, GU 1nce-
pere della virsta de q ami. Sc va
alege ,m Delegat al Poporului la
10000 alegatori. Puterile 81 atri-
butiunile Delegatiei Poporului
sunt acele ale Camerei Deputatilor
actuale.
Sfatul Tarii, inlocueste Senatul
actual. Sc compune din membri
Gle ambele sexe, in virsta de eel
putin q ami, alesi dupa cum ur-
meaza az 1-3 Co treime) reprezen-
tanti directi al Misiunilor Sociale
81 al Functi6narilor Statului; b.
1-3 reprezentanti al Uniunii Sin
dicatelor Professionals 81 al Uniu-
nii intreprinderilor economice; c)
1-3 care sc coopteaza de celela!te
doua din personalitatle eminente
ale neamului. Numarul Sfetnici-
lor este de 21O.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
PrograInul Paddu|ui
social-taradst
Puterea Executive

Partidul Social Taranist cerc ca
dreptul de disolva Parlamcntul.
care a devenit.o 0 arma abuziva in
nina guvernelor impopulare, anne
stecind Capul Statului in luptela
partidelor politicc, sd M poatl fl
cyercitat decit dupa consultarc
prealabila a natiun;i prin Referen-
,lum.
Guvernul sc conpune din Mini
stri 81 Sub-Secretari de Stat. r;ls
punzatori, att fata dc Parliament.
care poate lua initiativa darii !or
in judecata, cit 81 fata de natiune.
care poate decide prin Referendum
punerea lor sub acuzare. Membrii
guvernuiui sunt judecati de Con-
siliul Suprem al Poporului. unit Gu
Misionarii supremi al Dreptatii.