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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23

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fla Cluj 81 Cernaasf.

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23
''Mi-aii zist Ce mi-ai zisg"

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nu,- stat toata ziua imbrobodita.
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gatesti. En- am patru copii 81 tot
am vreme sd ma port curata 81 sa
tin curat in casa, 81 de ia sapa 81
secera nu lipsesc o ri cand stunt
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23

suilstul, caci stu &c inseamna
Ftfnd vim altii. se repetS. CO.
media.
Ceia &c AZ facut pana acum Z
|nuanai masuratoarea pamantulni
conform datinelor coanisiunilor de
expfopriere.
Teranul insa, multi sta la indo-
|iala cand .vede ca Sc face atata
masuratoare pentru o palma de
pamant ce Use cllyine. Cate. unul
char Sc fntreaba: ''nl-i ia mijloc
ian vre-un gind ran. deal boieri-
lorees..
In, sfirsit, buc,r.ie mare: suna
goarna pril1 sat sii Sc adune lnn1ea
In scutare ri la Primarie. ca Sc i'm
parte pamantlll. Acolo Sc trag
sorti, unde cade lotlll., Alt prilej
|de vamuiala, 81 sortii falsi asigura
lotui,i de favoare celor ce an mo-
! sie, lar orgdnele de control pre-
$ideaxa Gu aier gray, ca MI cumva
gematul nemultumitnlni sd stin-
ehereasca solemnitatea marelui
act.
Sc. dau certificate.
/ A .treia ii ziarul ''Indreptarea's
Annnta cd in ziua cutare s'a facut
|1nprQprietarirea tcranilor din co..
min6.. 'sLumea o'crede.
A doua Vi insa teranii din cor
muna cu pricina sc insira unul
cate nnul pc drum, 81 Sc intalnesc
granada ba la agron0mnl regior
nal, ba la consilierat, ba la prefec-
Ttnra, sau Isl cauta deputatsll ales
ga sc plinga de toate nedreptatilc
marelui act. A VENT primavara.
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iesit la sorti Ii sc sp,lne Cd nu Sc
poate, pentru ca nu s a facut par
eelarea.
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rate unde, cade lotul. Pana atnnci
insa pamantul Sc da, tot ca annl
trecut, in obste, dupa calcnlele
ADMINISTRATION 81 mandatarilor,
carl fac cand la dreapta, cand la
stinga, numai pc calea deb dj%apr
ta nu merg. = I
Acum au 81 izbucnit cele mai
mari scandaluri intre oamenii din
mai multe safe partase la aceiasi
mosieS Ssi despre care nu odata Al,
vol.bit ziarele. Eu, care am avut
kprilejhl sa assist nepiItinci0s la a.
ceste certuri spun numai atat: Cd
de lear fl vazut o. faN iboiereas-
ca, tocmai la Odessa ar fl nemerit.
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mantul in obste can anil trecuti
81 poarta N sin'o- hirtie in care sc
spune. ca Statul lie dator Gu Alta
pamant. Cum s'ar zice, au politS
de la Stat mai multi de cat anul
|trecut dar care numai eli stiu cat
de scump la costat tpana ce-au ca
patat-o.
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multa nadejde pc aceasta polita,
de cat pc cnvintul Regelui, de. la
Oitnz? n. g. Enescu
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23

s;et
Ministrul de externe av1nd in
vedere lichidarea, tuturor schestiu-
nilor rsmase in suspensie Gu In
garia 81 Austria a hotarit 1nfiinta-
rea unei comisiuni de conscriere
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25

secretary treasurer, Theda C. Ding
ley, Auburn; board of review, Mrs.
f. c. CARL. Mrs. George f. French,
Mrs. Emmie Whitney, Miss Jessica
Haskell Mrs. S. l.. White of Houl-
ton.
In the absence of the secretary
treasurer, Miss Louise H. Coburn,
owing to illness, only partial re-
port was given. The club now has
on hand in the treasury S142.61.
Miss Dingley reported on the ar
rangements and progress toward the
publication of companion book to
Maine, My State,'' which the club
proposes to get out, as their next un-
dertaking of Importance. The first
of the stories have already been re-
ceived by the committee which is
the same as served in the publica-
tion of the former book. Mrs. Boyd
Bartlett of Castine and Miss Dingley
were chosen to present the matter of
the publication of the book to the
school superintendent at their an
nual meeting in Castine this sum-
mer.
The possible publication in book
form of the Fairfield letters. which
are running in the Lewiston Jour
nal magazine and in which the club
is deeply interested, was discussed
and it was voted to assist as much as
possible in bringing out the book.
A letter was read from Mrs. Eva
l.. Bean of Biddeford. reporting the
critical illness at Trull hospital of
Cora Bickford, the first president of
the club. 1t was voted to send Miss
Bickford a gift with flowers. and Il
letter of sympathy.
The afternoons entertainment was
furnished by Miss Mabel L. Merrill,
who read a delightful little story,
MARY, Queen of Custards," of which
she is the author.
At the invitation of Mrs. Beulah
Sylvester OXton the summer meet
ing will be held in Thomaston.-
Lewiston Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25
COOPER'S MILLS

AT the regular meeting of the Geo.
b. Mcclellan Camp, Sons of Vet
erans' NO. 80, on May II, it was
Vo'eo that on account of the large
territory to be covered. decorating
O graves of veterans in Windsor
ana Somerville would begin Sunday
the 29th. The itinerary is as fol-
lows: Leave Cooper's Mills $50 A. N1.
Sunday the 2sth for Sand Hill ceme-
terry, Windsor upper corner and
North Windsor cemeteries, thence to
SAND Hill cemetery in Somerville.
tnence 10 Cooper's Mills. Monday,
May Soth, leave Cooper's Mills for
North Jefferson and Sheppard ceme-
terles at 9 A. M. arriving at Cooper's
Mills IL noon in time for meeting at
Cooper's hall which will be addressed
Dy George w. Cowan of Damaris-
Gotta. There was a large attendance
at the meeting and a very ENJOYABLE
time was had. Ice cream was served
LOT refreshments. Everybody invited
to hear Mr.. Cowan on May 3Oth at
2.30 p. NJ.
Horace Leavitt Of the L. S. S.
Utah is home on two weeks fur
Tough.
E. p. Hopkins has moved from the
Peaslee place to the house recently
vacated by the Glidden boys.
Sidney True of Loring, Short e.
Harmon. Portland, was a business
caller here one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Albee are the
proud parents of baby girl, born
May %.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25
Resolution Adopted On
Death of Melvin S. HOlWay

At meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the First National Granite
Bank, May "a. the following resolu-
tion was adopted:
Resolved: That in the death of Mr.
NJ. S. Holway, for many years a most
useful member of this board, this
bank has lost wise, loyal and faith
full counsellor, the city a most ex-
emplary citizen and his fellow
workers a consistent and faithful
friend.
1t is further ordered that the per-
Sonal tribute to Mr.. Holway from Mr..
Hichborn. published in the Kennebec
Journal of yesterday, be incorporated
in our records as expressing true and
appreciative estimate of his life and
character.
And it is ordered that this resolution
be given to the press and a copy sent
to Mr. Holway's family.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25
Maine Writers
Research Club

The Maine Writer'S Research Club,
now five years old, Ield its spring
meeting at the Y. w. G. a. rooms,
Lewiston. Saturday, with IS present,
including nearly all of the Lewiston
and Auburn members. Luncheon
was served at 1.3O. Those seated at
the attractively arranged tables in
the Y. W. G. a. dining room were:
Mabel G. Hall, Hallowell; Jessica ].
HASKELL, Hallowell; Rose d. Nealley,
Lewiston; Anna J.. Dingley, Auburn;
Mrs. George +. French, Portland;
Florence Waugh Danforth, Skowhe-
gan; Sarah B. Field Seymour. Au-
burn; Ella Matthews Bangs, Port
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25

land; Mary Louise Stetson. Auburn;
Mabel S. Merrill, Lewiston; Annie
Lawrence Pratt, Auburn; Ethel c.
Pierce, Lewiston; Alice Frost Lord,
Lewiston: Theda G. Dingley, Au
burn; Mrs. A. l.. Talbot, Lewiston;
Frances Wright Turner, South
Paris; Mrs. E. c. CARL, Augusta;
Emmie Bailey Whitney. Lewiston.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Jessica j. Haskell,
and as this was the bi-annual cleo
ton of officers, nominating COM
mittee was appointed by her, con-
sisting of Mrs. CARL, Mrs. French
and Miss Dingley. They reported the
following, who were unanimously
elected: Pres, Mrs. Florence w.
Danforth. SkOwhegan: vice presi-
dent. Miss Ella M. Bangs, Portland;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25
TROY

CENTER-A little son came IN tba
home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Bagley
Friday. May 20. Mrs. Herbert Chase
of Jackson is the nurse.
Miss Geneva Whitaker is employed
in Thorndike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Sanderson of
Belfast were at J. L.. Bagley's Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Taylor Of
Pittsf1eld passed Sunday at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smith.
Mrs. Burrill and two children of
Pennington are passing a few weeks
in town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25

Included in the out-of-town folks
who attended the funeral Sunday of
Mrs Abbie F. Redmond, were Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Corson. two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Fred Gray and Miss Rena
Corson and son, Clarence Corson all
Of New Sharon, Mrs. Corson, sister
of the deceased; Mrs. Maude Fowler
and Mrs. Peace Anderson Of Bruns-
wick, nieces: Mrs. Jennie Hayes, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Prince of Randolph,
nieces; Charles Redmond of Mon
treal. son. Garfield A. Redmond of
Lindsay, Calf, a son of the late Mrs.
Redmond, who accompanied home the
remains, will visit here for a few
weeks, before returning to California
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25
Resigns as Clerk
After 25 Years Service

Daniel Sexton has resigned his po-
sition as clerk at the Coughlfn drug
store after nearly 25 years in that ca
pacity, a record of service in one place
of business which it is said cnly one
other clerk in the city has equalled.
Mr.. Sexton began his duties in the
drug store while a grammar school
boy. working out-of-school hours.
He will now enjoy an extended vaca-
tion before taking up new work and
his friends are pleased to learn that
he will continue to make Augusta his
home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25
Y. M. c. A. NOTES
Over 100 Boys Enrolled in the Swim :
ming Glasses Under Direction Of
the Physical Director

Over 100 boys of grammar school
age of this city, averaging from IL
to IA years. were at the "Y''
swimming pool Monday taking ad-
vantage of the free lessons offered
by the organization under the direc-
ton of Physical Director r. NJ. San
born. These lessons are the funda-
menta1s of week of intensive
training as outlined by the Y. NJ. C.
A. among boys of school age.
Physical Director Sanborn is using
the mass method in his work, a
method well recognized among the
professional swimming experts of
the country.
These lessons will continue on
Wednesday, and Friday of this week
at the end of which it is expected
that the greater percentage of those
participating, will have accom-
plished the art and perhaps learned
something of life saving as well.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25
Will Plant Own Sweet Corn

The Burnham & Morrill, Company.
owner of a corn-packing factory at
Pennington has purchased the old
Gore farm. now owned by Charles T.
Rand. This is large farm COM
prising one Of the original lots. or
more. into which the land on the
east side of Sandy river was divided
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25

The headquarters of the China
Famine Relief Fund campaign have
been moved from the Aldermen's
Chamber at City hall to the Y. NJ. G.
A. building on Winthrop street. Mrs.
Ray Sanborn will be in charge. as
formerly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick White OF
East Winthrop are receiving congrat-
ulations upon the birth of daughter,
who arrived Monday. The little new
conner weighed seven and three-quar-
ters pounds. Mrs. White was former
ly Miss Hazel Mosher and was en-
ployed in this city where she has
many friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25

At the Penney Memorial church.
the regular prayer meeting will be
held tonight. At this time. also, the
annual church report will be pre-
sented. Delegates will be appointed
to represent this church at the South
kennebec Association meeting which
will be held at the First Baptist
church at Hallowell, Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25
ON 18TH BIRTHDAY
Delightful Party rendered Miss inez
Lyon on Monday Evening

Friends and schoolmates gathered
at the home of Miss Inez Lyon, Al
Eastern avenue. Monday evening.
rendering her a party in honor Of
her 18th birthday. The evening was
delightfully."- passed in the playing Of
games and a general good time. The
hostess was the recipient of many
pretty and useful presents. Ice
cream, cake and confectionery were
served, the young people departing
for their homes at late hour. Those
present were. Dorothy Wheaton,
Alice Barker, Thelma Haskell, Ruth
Dow, Alice Taber, Celesta Messer,
Ellen Crockett, Faith Farnham,
Florence Folsom and Hazel Clark.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25

Mrs. Warren Keith of Crosby
street has returned from a two
weeks visit with relatives at Berlin
Mills, n. II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25

Joseph A. Shaw for Shaw Broth
ers, grain dealers of Cony street,
has recently purchased a new REQ
speed truck for general use in the
business of the concern.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25

A. B. Boston of Waterville, field
representative for the Modern Wood
men Of America was among the out
of town business visitors in the city.
Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25
Wednesday, May IS, 1921
LOCALS

Albert S. Kenyon Of Providence.
r. l., was in the city Tuesday calling
On business acquaintances.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25

John F. Hyde of the Augusta Y.
NJ. C. A. was in Winthrop Tuesday
attending to his duties as physical
instructor in the public schools OF
that town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25
RESOURCES
nlay25d1t

Inc company, it is reported, are
Planning to employ a manager for
the farm. and to plant a large acre
age OF sweet corn for their local fac
tory. They already own a large in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25

The Hospital Aid will hold food
sale and social Saturday afternoon
. to T. NJ, at the Ellls' Home
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25

T. T. Cuddy of Is Crosby street
has had his telephone changed to a
two party line, the number of which
will be 373-M.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25
YASSALRORO

NORTH-North Vassalboro lost to
Oakland 40 Saturday afternoon,
game being played at Oakland.
Norman Carnegie passed the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Carnegie and returned to
Unity Monday.
| North Vassalboro felt the effects Of
the wind storms Sunday. several
trees being uprooted. and telephone
and electric lights put out of COM
mission.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Priest were
injured by the storm of Sunday
They were assisting in making a
float for the Winslow Centennial in
Mr.. Thompson's barn, when the
scaffold was blown down, one of the
beams striking Mrs. Priests leg
causing a compound fracture, break
ing the leg in two places. Mr.. Priest
suffered from a sprained ankle.
! Arthur Perry is confined to the
house by illness.
Friends of Charles Gardner of
Webber Pond will be glad to hear he
is able to be out of doors.
, Mrs. Edwin c. Hendee Of Augusta
and Miss Bertha Butterfield passed
Sunday with DR.. w. w. Hendee.
/ A large number were present at the
recital given by the Grammar school
of North Vassalboro, Tuesday, May
"a
Guy Longfellow Of Hallowell was
visiting friends in town. Sunday.
Memorial services will be held at
North Vassalboro Memorial Sunday;
Union service at 1890. daylight time,
at Baptist church; services al the
cemetery 1130; address by Judge
Harold Cook of Augusta. All men,
bers of the Civil, Spanish and World
War are requested to be present.
SOUTH-All are pleased to hear
that Mrs. Abbie Davis is gaining
| slowly.
George Perkins returned from
Waterville Sunday. where he had
been for the past two weeks
Two heavy electrical showers
passed over this place Sunday after
noon. The first was accompanied by
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25

tervale nearby their factory which
they have planted several years
comprising some 26 acres. The re-
cent purchase will 41able them "
produce corn on Q large scala
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25
DAILYKENNEBEC JOURNAL
Telephone 1875

Cards of thanks. obituary notices. res
olutions of respect, etc, will be
line. No charge less than 20 cents.
Subscribers who fail to receive the
Journal promptly will confer favor
by notifying the Office Immediately
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25
LOCAL NOTICE

Large cargo mustard in; put it on
to suit yourself. Hot dogs our
specially. Donahue's Depot Square
May24d6t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-05-25

Bright. variegated, fragrant tu-
fps for Memorial. Mrs. D. w. Ward,
10 Elm street, Augusta Tel. S4-R.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
SCORES INJURED IN RIOTING
AT CHICAGO STOCKYARDS
Hundreds of Strikers. Led by Woman. Fight With
Mounted Police on Racine Avenue. During Which
One Man Is Shot and Four Others Hurt

windows by suip"rs on South pauiina
Strc"i. Polio" anSwcrin. calls in This
"iS'rict W"r" MET with "A fuSiiladc of
'rIckS and stones. and hundred
women. many nf them throwing red
pepper. refused I" be dispersed by
mounted police who rode into th.ir
midst. one man was shot in this
fighting
Another riot call was answered
when strikers attempted to wreck ~.
house OF union butcher not on
strike. Every window in the house
Was broken before motor,ycI.
squad "f twenty-five police. firing in
the air. dispersed the rioters.
Sniping hccanc so general on south
fanlina Street that Police chief Fi,y
norris ordered every house searched
Cor weapons. Scores Of sho,-uus
rifles ana rcVolN.rs were coniisr,t.d
There We're lights on every strcot
III IN" district. and I.j00 police were
called To quc!l The general onslaught
before any scmblancc of order c.u,i
hc gained
tn" strikers We're infuriat,d hv :,
temporary Injunction against pscli
"t:nG granted the packers bv Su
r"ri"r Judge sullivan and !,cra,s,
Continued on l'ap" 10. Col 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
WO ARE lN.Il RED IN
AUTOMOBILE. MISiI,pS
If,s bn'>' Nn"r" >unrr> Intrrnn,
Injuries aud e.. Levi. >rhribrr
ITnrtMrrh tnIInr Hnnr

MIS- Daisy vanr", aged 30. Of
2ej lark Nycnw.. ie iu Stuart Cir.I.
|iosrtal With INTERNAL injuries and
/, Lewis Schrihcr. jcwolcr. aaI W.s;
'road street is al Memorial Hos
|ital wi'h fractured collar bone
(acerations of tho face. mead and
rms as a result Of two automobiI.
ccidents IN Eichm"nd last night.
Spencer pancc. cul"rcd. chauffeur
|or tho American Railway Express.
Eas arrested on "a charge q: rcrk-
less driving when hc ran down
Fchribcr At Broad and Shaf.r Streets.
,urlinE him several feet. Schrihcr
vas rushed /" Memorial Hospital in
passing automobile.
Miss Nauvc was injured at Allen
Avenue and Allison street by an
automobile driven by Julian &.
iseazlcy, 3Gi5 Grove Avenue. The
ront wheel Of tho machine passed
,vcr her before he was aware of .hc
Iccidcnt. he said lie declared rain
lad covered the Windshield ana rem
cred vision virtually Impossible. lie
vas no; held
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
THE PORT OF THE NATION"
SHOWN IN PIIOTOCRANIRE

Nirginias wonderful is.
he
Tncs
"h'r" the American
:" No" N"wro
activities been ma:c
of
their already has accom- she'd
'e camera VIII all
months about Virginia's amous port
the
Us Mortais
Order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09

Ihis Is =. case, :or-wnirI ,. y,t.h
70 i"iS" $500 The husband In
this ia'niIy * man Ui ..nout
forty years oiI. wnU wi!! never
~ M"lI iiiS witc ~ crippled. ana
uhhhi" L" 30 out IL wUrn 'rb,r.
are hNc chtGr"n. yes H. =. AM.
VINO VIII al! need a good d.
81 medical attcatlon IL they are To-
sf"" up ""l! Iui strong Tn.
Wo,hcr hd:s sn" wifi III. If shc i. :
I" give Hp hcr children. hut sh.
,hhh"t earn enough 20 support
rr"yi"usiy acknowledged . - 10
rntfih"t"us received yes
n"' '..'..... - Ton
Total to DAT. ~ ,n
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uIrOnruNrr, So. =.

rms II the cas-. ut tNvu rid pcO-
-" no are botn physically uit.tu..
couple Tor more IMAM !rtiy y.ars al
hiaiii.u !ii", ANA ~ jh.S are s.ut 10
AN institution ~ wIiI mean tlI.y VvIl,
'HNr l" y: H.p"Fht"H- Iucy u-C!aI.
Iuc! would !ttiIrr s'try" IA Inu
S'itcts ihtn y" 40 TIA, cry iiOiu-.
"hh "' ar" d>Eiug tudt IN. puDI!c
'iith" this couple - Christmas prys-
ny vi another year oi IN. together.
hf'- hUnur"'I anu S.Ecni uouarS
N!.. pay iOr th"Ir rent ana provId.
NON Win su!i.cicnt food Tor ,nv
ar Others I" nu ar. interested.
Mh! f". lnat 'nry nave sgiiicicni
clothing ANA bedding
ir"Eiously hcknpN "ue"d... ;I26 90
'"ht, ,hHti"HS received YES
i"iGay ..... 70 in
Total :, d.,. 60. -
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WILL. ESTABLISH SCHOOL,
N MEMORY OF GORGAS
committee Of southern ph.sirinus to
Form Institution of Snnitntinn
in Alabama.
In Nssocialed Nress. |

WASiilNGTON. Dec. S.-EStahlish
m"ni az a school OF sanitation at
Tuscaloosa. Ma, in memory of tho.
late jor-Gcncral William &. Cor
sas. Will u" undertake 10y - com
mittcc OF southern physicians, il was
announced today pr. scale Harris.
q! birmingham. Ma. president Of the
southern Medical Associations is
chairman "t the committee which
has the plans in charge.
Til" "Gorsas School Of Sanitation"
viii II" the Title of the new insti,u-
lion. Whil" the site will be adjacent
I" III" University Of Alabama i; *
not intended that there vii, Il. any
organic condition between tho two