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name, austriace si ungate Sc plim.
Eau pc front, de la ei n : hlsi, 81
ilapoi, ca la ei acasa. Qfiteri ger
y.l|ani 81 apstriaci chefuiau Gu Rq-
sii toata noaptea lar, apoi, fmbra.
cati' ruseste, calatoriau in tara Ia
moi spionand. Baluri ri petreceri
pc frontul austriac 81 german,
unde soldatii rusi petreceau ziua
81 noaptea. Germanii 81 Austro-
Ungurii serveau de intermediari,
primind to1te teleeramele 60.
lnand danlentului suprem rus din
Rusia il u trsnsmiteau Rusilcr
IL pc Monsm ,lostru. Pc cand q
9eatoe tayt 6txeeeaH ip.,taE2
4 Z 4 si,o!ls asll = Z lIlEtft 7srisoa-
rB, ce ne mai r5nlasese de pc ur-
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lbiciune fata de eel peste un million
de Rusi inebuniti, 81 totul ar Fl
fost pierdut. 'Prabusirea tarii era
sigura.
Trupele rusesti pc masura &c
paraseau frontul, erau dcsarmatc,
81 apoi indrumate, pc jos sau Gu
trenul INSPIRE Russia. Prin Iasi nu
lie erau fngadllit 81 Sc opreasca
Prin safe 81 prin judete s'a fnce-
put adevarata vanatoare, urma
rindu-se toti aceia carl le dadeau
la rele 81 carl nu roian 81 Sc su-
pue ordinelor.
Pc nasura ce trapele rusesti
paraseau frontrH pc aceias ma
sura erau inlocuite de trupele ro-
name, carl Sc fntind astfel Gu
dreapta panS Il Noua Sulita in
dreptul cernzufilor. Armata / 81
Armata II noestra 7si mai in
tind 81 ele frontul lar pc la STAR
situl lunei Iaaiafie 1913, nu Sc
mai gaseau Rujk Pc frontul nos
trn, care err Senpat numai de
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pretul psntru puhlicAtM @: Cant" "
de vfnxAre." "Anunt dc c&sAtor1as
ETC., costa pentru 3iecaro cuvaAt !
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nu - publick niRic.
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botes, cununii sAu dansuri Z cent? n
ala, sau 340e, / colossal ~ af&e.
publicatius - ~ nsot1te - -
necasarA. Credit m Are ooo1k 01osee4e
tile din Uniunoa q r. -
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1Ns;TI1NT!ARE J .

Stunt rugati toti abonentii
nostri a observa urmatoarele
reguli la trimitereas ,pentru
schimbare de adresa.
/. Sa Sc scrie adresa veche
unde ia mers ziarul 81 adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoana sd
SO alaturc marci de. SC. So Sc
caute sd nj sc dea pumele stra.
del 81 al orasului correct.
Cine nu observa aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapta sd Sc
schimbe adresa ca nu Sc poate.
Administratia.
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Socictatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura u. r. Ard. 81 Trans"
din Alliance, Ohio, Convoaca adu-
narea Generala lllnara pc ziua de
8 Novembrie a. c., la ora l 80 p.
M. Toti fratii membri sunt ru-
gait a lua parte la adunare.
(25+55-. Presidiul.
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CETIT1
EPOPEEA RONANA
Rasboiul nostru pentru Intro
girea Neamului, de Generalul
g. Gav&nescul.
Av | Z

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura Printul Carol al Ro-
maniei'' din Zclienople. Pa. a
aranjat o petrecere teatrala pc
ziua de % Novembrie 1924. pc
aceasta Gale roaga onoratele Soc.
cluburi 81 parochii, din jur, I'LL
aranja alta petrecere pc zlua sus
numita pentru buna reusita. Pro
gramul Sc va publica la timp.
In numele Soc. ''Printul Card
al Romaniei'' din Zelienopole, Pa
loan !. Luca, presedinte.
Zaharie Galatan, prim sccretar
(25+-55).
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DIR. ALBERT SMELL
Della Sanatoriul Privat din
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Va Fl la oficiul sau din Cleve-
land, la No. so Public Square,
incepand Duminica, 80 0cto1n-
vrie, 81 va ramanea pana Sim
bata, 2 Novembrie.
NUMAI z ZILE!
Doctorul trateaza toate Boale-
le Cronice 81 Dfo1unit4tils 10
oameni, femei 81 eopii. Multe c.
uri ar Fl putut ii crutate de pri-
mejdioasa operate dac1 s'ar ii
supus la tratamentul doctoritor.
TRATEAZA TOATE BOALELE
LA BARBATI, FElGEI 81 C0Pu
Catar 81 dureri de stomac li-se
d latentie speciala. Daca suferi
de catar,- du-te "a te e1amineze.
Daca cazul dtra este curabil, el
| III va spune frnac; dac4 . incu-
rabil el te va sfatui. Dac6 ai re-
umatism, ne-yositate, dorpsie,
umflaturi de piciosre ori mini.
Boala de ficat, boala de inima,
Debilitate nervoas<, Vanat, A.
meteala, dipepsie, indigestie, con
stipatie, neregull Ia stomsc ori
pintece orr epilepsie, du-te 81 la
sd ca DR.. Smell sd te vadx. Fata
stricata, bosll de singe, pele,
orr chelie, Rupturl 81 Surpxturx
sunt tratate.
rE N ELL E.
| Care sufe-e de Dureri de Cap,
Melancciie, Dureri spinale, Boa
le speciale, Iregulsr;tati, Slabi-
ciuni, ori boale pculiare, Sc con-
suite acest specialist. Boala de
oval orr pintece vor Fl tratate
fara cutit. Daca ai fost sfdtuita
"a sd te supui la 0 operate sur
gicala pentru dificultGtile pfnte-
celui, rupturS ori surpatura, nu
asculta. nu lasa viata s&-i fic
primejduita de lance, cutit ori
altceva inainte de . consulta pc
acest specialist.
BxRBATI BATRiM ORR IT,
NERI.
i M e intrebare care este boala
D-Tale, ori de cfnd 0 ai dsca
viata, vitoare si fericirsa tie in
Joe consult4 scest doctor spe-
cialist. M E fntrebarc Go raposr-
to descurajatoare sveti din ori
lisa spus cI esi incurabil.
&c directie; nu face mimic dacI
ATENTIA SPECIALA IL exs-
min6rile microscopice 81 chimice
. singelui, urinei 81 : scuipatu-
lui 81 toti pacientii care sufere
de nervositste is ccmpicatiuni
mentale ce comunice la adress :
! DR.. ALBERT F. SMELL
80 Public Square, Cleveland, o.
,ori 1864 Wesley Ave-. Cinoinah.
4 Ohio.
0rels do oficiu do h s .. n. pi-
i nx . 8 p. n.
Duminsca a sGrbatori ds h. II
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C|ase|e SoCiale
in Russia
Diferenta de clase sociale impo'
trivia Garcia Sc declara boise
vismul, este mai pronuntata
in Russia sovietica.

Prin insasi definitia el, Russia
sovietica este republica celor trci
clase sociale: "A taranilor, lucra
torilor 81 soldatilor, conducatorll
lor intellectual find o clasa to-
lcrata.
Restul populated Sc imparte III
doua: burghezic, formata din spe-
culanti 81 din f,mctionari.
Taranii.
Clasa taraneasca, singura pt
care Sc bazeaza progresul lmel
tari agricole, incepand de la re.
volutie, avut de castigat de Ia
noul regim. Pamantul 81 tot ce
era legat de ell, lea revenit dt
drept.
Insa, orbit de aceasta schlm.
bare brusca 81 neasteptata, nu al
mai lucrat pamantul decat pentru
strictul necesar, jefuind sau, cum
parind pc preturi derizorii ave
rile mobile ale orasenilor.
Redusi de multe orr de rechizi
tile armatei 81 acum chinuiti d.
foamete, constitute III bande, a.
taca transporturile de alimentt
trimisc in ajutorul' infometatilor
de catre lumea intreaga, 81 J,
jefuesc.
Lucratorii.
Adeyaratii partizani al boise
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soldatii rosii.


Soldatii rosii,s mai intai recru-
tati din loratorii 81 taranii vo.
luntari, formeaza acum forta
oarba, condusa de yeehii Otter
81 senerali, ineadrata, de regimen
te comuniste earl reprinla orict
nesupunere prin eSecutarea ime.
data. 1s~
Recrutarca Sc face acum ca 81
in celelalte tari 81 sunt supusi
unei discipline de fier, primind q
Q porte de Ihprana speciala: pc
front 500 graitle de paine neagra
carne sau pestc, zahar 81 legume
iii dosul frontului primesc juma
tate cat cei de pc front.
Functionarii 81 burghezii.
Functionarii sunt o adevarata
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
STENGER is FREED In
KILLING OF MANNED
German General Had Been Ac-
cused Also of Ordering Deaths
Of All Wounded Prisoners.

LErpsIc, July 6.--Lieut-Gen. Karl
Stenger. charged by the French Gov
ernment with having ordered troops un-
der his command 10 take no prisoners
and kill wounded men In the fighting OF
August. 1914. was acquitted to-day by
the German Supreme Court here en-
gagged in the trial OF cases against al
legged war criminals.
Major Bruno Crusius. tried on sim
ilar charge. and who testified that Gen.
Stenger had given the orders 10 shoot
prisoners and that he tCrusius) only
carried them out. got sentence of two
years in prison and was forbidden to
wear the German uniform.
Gen. Stenger was commander OF the
Fifty third German Infantry Brigade
and Major CruRius held a command
under him. Crusius asserted at the trial
the order had been given by Gen. STEM
ger that no prisoners should be taken
and that wounded men should be killed.
Gen. Stenger In his testimony fatly
denied these accusations. He declared
that his troops while pursuing enemy
forces sometimes were fred upon from
behind. probably by men who 1t had
been assumed were dead. There was
one instance, he said, where his men
were fired upon from a machine gun
hidden in n tree. He reiterated that ne
never gave the order regarding the
killing OF wounded alleged to him. but
said that when French wounded SOL
diers had fired on his troops from be-
hind he had declared they must be nm
ished.
The verdict rendered In eEe case OK
Major Crusius was one OF. 51anslaugh-
ter. Physicians testified he vas not re-
sponsible for his actions.
The Public Prosecutor In his sum-
ming up abandoned the charge that
Stenger ordered his troops TO take no
prisoners and to kill wounded men. He
dropped also the charge against Crusius
with reference to shootings alleged 10
nave taken place on August 26, 1914,
on the ground that medical evidence
showed Crusius was then insane.
Thirty months imprisonment for Cru
sius for the shootings OF August II was
asked by the Prosecutor. who explained
that he refrained from asking more
severe sentence because 1t Is evident
his nerve then had already given way.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07

OF the other. they have admitted that
there is real basis for discussion now
that the minds Of the principal leaders
apparently have joined In discussing the
Issue.
Although certain Government spokes-
men after visiting Sir James Craig in
sist that there can be no settlement
without taking into consideration two
vital conditions. no separation from the
empire and ne coercion of Ulster. they
also express the belief that a way might
be found within those limits to meet De
Valera's minimum demand which Is
stated to be some recognition of Irish
nationhood so that Irish rights can never
again be invaded by the British. The
question OF fiscal autonomy has got
beyond the phase OF a dispute and
reached the stage OF q concession which
both sides are now ready TO admit Is an
accomplished fact.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
DUBLIN APOLOGIES
FOR FLAG INCIDENT
Bu Oh, Assoolated Press.

DUBLIN. July 6.--T'he Dublin authorl-
ties to-day expressed regret to the Amer
lean Consul over the hauling down OF
the American flag from the Shelbourne
the night OF July 4. The flag was
pulled down by mon In muft who es-
capped.
The following statement was issued at
Dublin Castle tonight: THE Govern
ment is informed that on the night of
July irresponsible persons, alleged to
have been members OF the Crown forces.
took down from the shelbourne Hotel an
American flag which was flying in cele-
bration Of the Fourth OF July. The mat
ter is being Investigated. and IL IL is
found that the persons concerned we're
members OF the Crown forces they will
be suitably dealt with"
The New York herald., 1921-07-07

Special CABLE 70 THE NEw YosK HcaArr.
Copyright, 1921. 6y THE New YORK HEsu.D
DUBLIN, July 6.--With the unexpected
shifting OF the scenes OF Irish peace
conference activities to London TIE Irish
capital Is quieter than IL has been for
n'onths under the tension or suppressed
excitement The people believe that as
far as the hoped for peace ls concerned
II IL nov or never IN this generation"
The leaders are keeping under cover
and are maintaining such absolute Sc
crecy about their plans and prospects
that only those In the inner circles are
at all informed.
No developments are expected here
until the South Irish conference meets
again on Friday. when II will be deter
mined II Eamonn de Valera will go to
London for the conference with Premier
Lloyd George. Meanwhile much hinges
on Ulster THE New YoRK HERALD cor
respondent has been informed that De
Valera probao-y viii accept II Ulster
will agree TO the principle OF statehood
with state rights as 1t obtains In Amer
lea. but under controlling national
government. He Is willing to let the six
counties constitute one state with it's
own legislative body and for the south
of Ireland to constitute another state.
but only If they are under a single
commonwealth.
DE Valera admits that Ulster has a
right to local autonomy and insists that
It will receive from the Irish people
terms more generous ard Legislature
more dignlfied than anything Mr.. Lloyd
George has conferred. but only IL Ulster
ceases to allow Itself TO be used in Sir
Edward Carsons words. "as bridge
head for what Is here called the sub
jugation OF Ireland. and to count on the
British army to defend listers claims
and defeat those OF the mass OF Its fell
low countrymen. II Ulster accepts that
happy settlement is almost certain
TO be arranged
Gen. Jan Christian Smuts. Premier OF
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
DIVIDING PREPARATIONS
WITH THE DOMINIONS
Chief Difficulty, Preniers
Find, IL to Fir Basis.
Nv me Comedian Press.

LONDON, July 8. --- The Imperial
rremiers to-day discussed the division
os German reparatlons payments be-
rve~o the Dominions and England. The
question involves no little dInloulty. a..
for example II loss OF shipping were 10
be made the basis the mother country.
which suffered 40 heavily In tonnage,
would get practically everything and
the Dominlons practically nothing.
No decision was reached hut II Ia
understood that u is not improbable that
the amounts win be determined by ex-
pendlturc and tho number OF casualties
II is understood That this would be
satisfactory 20 Premier Melghen. as In
view Of Canada's heavy sncffccn. both
In blood and treasure. " would insure
the Dominion receiving q fair share OF
whatever amounts arc paid over
As 10 what amount II may be found
possible 70 collect from Germany. that
u an entirely different matter sir
Robert =. Horne, " Ia understood. was
not overly seneulne of any great sum
being realised.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
HINTED SINN FEM NO
LONGER ASKS REPUBLIC

BELFAST, July "a rumor has been
current In usually we'll informed quar-
ters here that the Sim Feiners have
abandoned their demand for n republic.
This is not confirmed In any way. and
the members OF the Ulster Cabinet are
without direct knowledge of to-day's
events.
Five men were taken from their homes
In the district OF Newry. forty-four
miles south OF this city. this morning and
were shot Their bodies were left In a
heap by the roadside by the men who
had put them TO death. Two OF the dead
men were brothers and were sons OF for
mer Sergeant of Police Reilly.
Two men snatched revolvers from the
holsters OF two constables on street
here this morning and shot the officers
who were severely wounded. The men
who made the attack escaped
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
PEACE IF ULSTER ACCEPTS
ONE IRISH GOVERNMENT
Sim Fen Would Agree to Separate State in North I'm
der Single Commonwealth and De Valera, Drop
ping Republic Would Go to London

the Union of South Africa, is not ex-
pected to return for Fridays meeting.
and those who are we'll Informed do not
expect Sir James Craig. Premier OF
Ulster IL is felt that Gen. Smuts ac-
complished the purpose OF serving as
emissary in good faith toward both
sides, a thing which the Sim Fein par
ticuiarly has long demanded.
The publicity department OF the Dali
Eireann denies that Lord Middleton took
with him 70 London a sealed letter from
De Valera answering certain inquiries
Lord Middleton nad been authorized TO
make IN behalf OF the British Govern
ment.
The republican leaders now carefully
refrain from the use of the word repub-
lie, but say that there is no change in
the Sim Fein policy for unity or the
country and self-determination." The
feelings OF the man In the street prove
that De Valera with Arthur Griffith
now at his side mas gained much pres
tige mt the expense OF the influence hith-
erto held by the so-called irreconcilapies.
The voice OF the die-hards is sun
h eard--now agitatfng against the press
for saying that the crowd before the
Mansion House during Mondays meeting
prnyed FOR peace and insisting that they
prayed for victory--but, 1T Is beginning
10 be smothered ny expressions or nope
that the end OF strife Is near.
One leader said to-day that "Presi-
dent De Valera is more than ever able
TO speak for the republicans because
I'VE know that he will never reiinquish
the demand that Ireland must be SELF
governing commonwealth.
There Is an increasing demand Tor q
truce during the negotiations. and II is
IN N sidered likely that a truce VIII be
arranged II De Valera goes to London.
The tacit understanding curtailing vio-
ence is working we'll In the Dublin area,
but in outlying districts which are out
OF touch attacks and disorders are about
a usual
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
WAR MOTHERS OF FOUR
POWERS ORGANIZE
International Body Formed in
Paris.

PARIS. July 6.--The International
Council of War Mothers OF England.
France. Italy and America was formed
at Paris to-day. Mrs. Alice NJ French
of indianapolis represented the war
mothers Of America. The Countess of
Sevres was chosen head Of the tempo
rary French organization and commune
cations from war mothers OF England
and Italy indorsed the organization.
Mrs French hoped through the influ-
ence Of this international organization
future differences among nations would
be settled In other ways than by the
blood OF their sons. I'VE also hope to
silence this talk OF war between Japan
and America by bringing the Japanese
war mothers into the council" she
added.
Mrs French will leave for Rome to-
morrow to bring italian mothers into the
council and later will go to London.
where Lady Astor In organizing the
movement among English women.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
$4,000 IN GOLD SEIZED
ON AMERICAN VESSEL
Buenos Aires Customs Charges
Violation of Decree.

BuENos AIRES, July 6.--Confiscat ton
of gold TO the amount OF $4,000 aboard
the American freight steamship Boston
Bridge prior to her departure for New
York to-day is announced by tho GUS
toms authorities. who declare that they
thereby frustrated an attempt at clan
destine shipment OF gold In violation OF
the decree prohibiting its export.
The gold is said to have been found
in the captains cabin and the money
will be divided. in accordance with
practice. among the customs employees
who discovered II.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
ROTARIANS AT THE ELYSEE.

PARIS, July 6.-The last day OF the
visit OF the American Rotary Club dele
gates TO paris was devoted to sightseeing
and an inspection of French industrial
plants. All the big automobile factories
were visited.
The five hundred delegates were re-
celved by President Millerand at tho
Elysee Palace this afternoon. NJ. Mile
rand expressed tho gratitude of tho
French Government for the Rotarians
visit TO France. The three day pro-
gramme ended to-nigh, with banquet
for all the Rotarians and their wives.
Many of the delegates plan to sail for
New York this week
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
STATUE OF JOHN REED
UNVEILED IN MOSCOW
In Memory of u. S. Com
n,unist, Who Died of Typhus.

RIGA. July GA statue in memory OF
John Reed, the American Communist
who died from typhus in Russia in 1920.
was unveiled In Red square. Moscow.
July 4. says wireless despatch from
that city.
Imposing ceremonies were held In
which the delegates to the congress OF
the Third fnternatlonale participated,
making n pilgrimage to his grave near
the walls of the Kremlin.
The task Of collecting 100000 pools
OF grain and feeding the population OF
the Vladimir Government. in Central
Russia. has been awarded as a conces-
sion to private concern. says a des-
patch from Moscow.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
N. Y. MAN, IS, SAILS ON
OLYMPIC TO DIE HERE
Weeping, He Induces Steam
ship Officials to Yield.

Special cable TO THE NEW YORK HaGALD.
Cop1rioht, 1921. by THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, July q.
The Olympic. sailing from Cherbourg
to-day. not only carried Ambassador
wallace homeward but also Godfrey N.
Van Warner of New York. whose pre-
carious health caused embarkation off,
cials to refuse him passage yesterday In
the Mauretania. Mr.. Van Warner Is So
years old.
He appeared at the olympic pier this
morning weeping and pleaded TO be
taken back to the United States so that
he could die on native soil. This time
the officials granted his request and ne
was assisted aboard.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
Sinn Fein Orders Flag
Flown With Union Jack
By the Associated Press.

r LIVERPOOL, July GA re-
markable feature of the visit
Of the Prince of Wales to Liver
pool to-day was the display in
many streets Of the Irish quarter
Of Sim Fein flags intertwined
with Union Jacks. A prominent
Sim Feiner, questioned as to
whether any significance was to
be attached to this, replied: "All
| can say is that the order to do
this came from Dublin"
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
BRITISH WILL NOT VOTE
ON TREATY WITH JAPAN
Referendum Possible in Can
ada and Australia.

LONDON. July 6.---Austen Chamberlain.
Government leader in the House OF COM
mons. said in reply 10 a question In the
House to-day that he had no informa-
tlon on press reports that the question
of renewal OF the Anglo o-Japanese treaty
would be submitted to referendum in
Canada and Australia.
That course. he added. would not be
taken in the United Kingdom.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
SAY POLES PLANNED
TO IMPEDE ALLIES
Germans Blame Insurgents for
Deaths in Rioting at
Beuthen.

BERLIN July 6.--The recent disorder
French Major Montalieres and four Ger
mans. one a girl. were killed. Is asserted
In special despatch from Oppeln to
have been planned deliberately by Polish
insurgents who used French rifles.
The despatch declares a post morten
disclosed the Major was killed by rife
bullet and that the Germans In Beu-
then possessed revolvers only. The Poles
planned to impede the French and Brit
ish in their endeavor to clear out the
insurgents, according to the despatch.
Reports from German sources state
that the Polish insurgents are resuming
their activities in Hindenburg. Biscupitz
Sosnowice and number OF Industrial
towns. Communication with Beuthen
now Is cut off, but the last reports re-
ceived were to the effect that the French
used bayonets and clubs to clear the
streets and establish order.
An American priest named Wosnick,
who now is In Schoppnitz as major OF
Polish insurgents. says the Breslau
SchIestsche VolksseitunS, led the recent
fnsurgent attack against kattowitz.
The newspaper captions the report "Un-
believable."
PARIS. July e--Gross- -Strehlitz and
Rosenberg. two important cities In
Upper Silesia. have been declared In
state OF siege by the 1nterallied Com
mission there. 1T is probable that this
action by the commission IL a result OF
serious disorders reported In the last
few days from various towns In the
Silesian plebiscite zone.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07

Special cdDie to THE Nsw YosK Herald
Copyright. 1871, by THE New yoaK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
London, July g.
The New York herald., 1921-07-07
HOPE OF IRISH SETTLEMENT
STEADILY GAINING GROUND

Continued from First Page.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-23
Former st. JOhnsbury
Lady COmplimented

A writer in the YonkerS, n. T.,
Herald compliments the City Faith
ers for appropiiating 100000 for
IN installation of a new and mod
,rn toilet system in the schools OF
hat city and incidentally compli-
nents former well-known St.
johnsbury lady as follows:
TOO much praise cannot be
,aid all those in public Office who
gave this project their warm and
ready support. | should. however,
like to mention the name of one
a member of the Mothers Club Of
Public School Is, and chairman of
the sanitary conditions of that
school, Mrs. Philip l.. Thompson
of Park Hill. Her ability and en-
thusiasm so energized her cam
paign that this inanimate subject
of toilets became at once the most
interesting and important topic OF
conservation. Her unflagging in
terest and sheer logged persistence
swept all doubling Thomases out
of her way, until her objective was
obtained-not only for our children
in School No. -, but for all the
children of Yonkers. sA