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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-03-10

SWITCHES, hair chains made
from combings. Write Mrs. Elmer
Zeize, Albert Lea, MINI. 40-1t. pd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-06
DeIa BaiIe din
valCele
Viata la bal. -Frumoase mani
festatiuni culturale.-O echipa
de orfani ajutorati de a1mata.
Se pregateste O. mare opera
culturala 81 de intarire econo-
mica. Prospective in viitor.

Bale din Valcele cunosc,lte
mai bine ell urgisita numire de |
/" "Railc de Eloepatak" au fost
dc zeci de ami locul de cura sill
punctul de atractie al oaspeti-
lor dc dincolo.
i Desi starea darapanata, acelor
mai multc vile pc carl proprictarii
exclusiv, dc neam strain MI Sc in
'dura, sd lie rcpare, asteptand pro-
babil, vremuri mai prielnice pen
tru eli? nu ne msufletea nici ma
'dejde sd avem vre-un sezon, totusi
numarul vizitatorilor, deja in vara
aceasta intl'ecut orice asteptare.
Trebue scoase in evidenta servi-
ciile pretioase, ce nj lea adus in
special 2 dintrc oaSpetii bailor 81
adeca d.. Inspector scol. din Bu-
euresti. /. I. Teodoru 81 dl. avocat,
de pc langa Min. de finante. Elef-
terie Radulescu. ambii cu doamne-
le, ell al caror concurs, 9Th. TT.
Presmereanu, paroh, 81 Gh. Iorda-
che, inv. dir, an aranjat ? scrbari
rationale, Gu program de muzica
clasica 81 nationala carl all avut un
frumos success moral.
M mai putin fost 81 succesul
material care char la prima SER
bare, atins suma de Lei 1900
.(mii) din care s an adaus la fon.
durile biserici 81 scoalei cate o su-
ma de Lei 1000, lar Gu rcstul su-
Incl s'a CONSTITUTE un Fond pentr,
Q Biblioteca scolara 81 pentru O
Reuniunc corala.
/ Nu Sc pot indeajuns aprecia a.
ceste Mobile nizuintc, multumita
carora, acu>n suntem in placuta ST.
tustie, de ne putea ajutora bise-
1'ica 81 scoala, dar mai ales biserica,
care are nevoie dc multe reparatii
1ntrncat Gu lnijloacele procurate
pana acum de parohul Gm. FL. Pres
mereanu, de abba putut Fl acope-
rita.
Speram ca pc anul viitor s o pu-
tenn vedea terminate. Garantie de
tsavlrsita avem in ehergia 81 munca
neobosita plina de ravna 81 nobila
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-06
DIRECT0Rll C0MPANIEI
De PUBllClTATE A
a .
UNlUEI S. R. A..

NICOLAE NESTOR, Pres.
1903 Tillman Ave., Cleveland, O.
NICOLAE BARDAS, vice-prey.
r. r. D.3 Canton, Ohio
G.. N. POP, Ser. Adm.
sos Detroit ave. Cleveland, o.I
D. BARZA, Casisr
6501 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, O. 1
Membrii in dirscfie:
1. N. SERB
$40 E. Home ST., New Castle. pH
loan g. HOZA
1867 Auld Street Alliance, Ohio
P. CHINA
1863 So. Main St. Akron, Ohio
GEORGE DUMITRU
r. o. Box 81 Universal, Ps.
GEORGE SALCx
Arcade Hotel, Alliance, Ohio.
Coutrelori:
loan DAM1AN
1919 Brainard Ave-, Cleveland, q.
I. n. SUFAltI
312 s. Liberty st. Alliance, o.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-06

VIII. eroi. self. conducatori. i'm zei.
sa,l in Gle insusi ca Roma. Ele All
siabit indata &C sinful critic 81
crestcrea stiintei an suprimat a.
ccasta crcdinta. Omul curagios es-
tc 0 mintc simpl;i. Inzcstrat Gu IN
exces de vanitate. cl nu-si inchipue
cu sinceritate putinta unei credin-
te mai bune in. stare sal doboarc.
El Sc repede la lupta, signr ca va
invinge: legenda lui Achille seal
dat in apa Styxulli 81 dcvenit ast-
fcl invulncrabil dovcdeSte bine a.
ccasta idee initiala omului curd-
gios.
Sinful onOarci sa manifestat
multi mai tarziu. Nulncrabilitatea
c;lcaiulni lui Achille fost lcsigur
0 imprejurare prinsa de rapsoIi
mutt timp dupa prima versiune.
In timpul prinelor grupari. ere
dInta aceasta naiva i'll vigoarea j.
mediata a bratului trccut de la
individ la oarda. In timpul social,
trccand della oarda la multimi, ca
a constitute valoarca armatelor. pa
triotismnl. curajul croic.
! Dimpotriva. civilizatul, pc care
! La instruit cxpcrienta istoriilor. IL
tcraturclor. dogmclor. nu mai po-
seda mandria aceasra naiva. Encr.
gia ii pAr;lseste fiindca ct nu ma
lcredc in infailibiitatea puterii Sa.
le. Desigur in stare s;i-Si sacri
flee viata. pcntru un ideal de con
veniente. dar sacrificiul accSta in
dica slabiciunca consimtita 81 ac
ccptarea infrangerii. M mai Gu
ragiul epocilor eroice. 81 in cu
rand della individul de elita. con
vingerea accasta trccc la pOporu
Intreg.
Azi intram intro epoca de sedi
Imentare idcilor 81 popoarelor; tcl
tativdlc dc armonizare, eli toatc IL
| bucnirile continue ale unor conflic
tc. ne arata posibilitatea unci poto
liri seculare. Aici intervine adc
, varata opera a SOclOlogilor Ora
tie terapenticci lor vor putca Fl in
grijite partile inca bolnavc ale 0
menirci. cu fagadueli de vindecare
Ceea ce va Fl greu insa Il fac
ca multimile sd acccptc domnia i'll
teligentii, sd paraseasca incredere
pc care acorda mediaritatii afi1
mata nu prin operc utilc ci pri
: vorbarie 81 prin clovnerie.
Din Sociologie Sc va nastc o st
, inta pc care intelectualii nonii &c
neratii o vor indrllma spre matlr
tate: 81 in vreme cc ed So va dies
volta inteligentele Sc vor adapt
/ teorici eli spre rcaliza cn cfic;
, citate. Dr.
i (lnfratirea)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-06
Spfe npua stiinta

Din tot zbucium,ll polite lerat
lie raport,lrile intcrna,ionale 81 de
rosturilc rationale ale fiecarui stat
lie dupa rasboi, Sc ridica ca o AFR
matte in ficcare ri tot mai puterni-
ed, ca stiinta rationale a guvcr-
narii va putea 81 va trebui s;l SO
impuna.
Deja omenlrea. Greer al pAmfn-
tului, considerata prin rapport la
massa planetii, ca celulclc cerebral
lc prin rapport la individ, incepe sd,
devina obiectul unei terapeutici de-
finite 81 precise. Ca 81 simplele Or
ganismc, stiln ca intcligenta popoa-
relor a clmoscut periodic de san;i-
tate agitata (barbaric), altple de
inervarc exterioara (fanatism rcli-
giosl altele de activitatc interim,
meditativa, rationale (civilizatie,
stiinta, misticism), altelc de pie
tora 81 de mistnirc (dccadcnta)
Fiecarc din aceste faze ale crestc-
rii sau senilitatii natiunilor, rama.
ne constatatl de catrc toate doru-
mentele geologiei, legendelor, isto-
riei. E O banalitate so mai spu.
mem. de, oarece metaforele uZuale
consacra modul acesta de a gand
ldc secole.
Minutioasele investigatiuni ale
sociologilor all stiut Sa descopert
cauzele departate ale acestor feno
meme principale. Climele 81 conf
guratia fizica a patriilor creiaz;
dupa necesitatile vitale ale locului
caracterul rasei. Prin alteratiun
successive, obiceiurilc mai intai ut
litarc ajung traditionale. religioa
Sc. sau pllr 81 simple legale. Inlan
tuirea constatarii facute prin Ger
cetarile stiintei acestcia ajunge s;
crcicze o patologic popoare!or
Bolile copilariei, tineretii, virste
mature 81 senilitatii raselor sun
cunoscute ell exacitate. Sc stabi
lesc diagnosticuri. Sc compun lea
curl. Dupa marea dc sange a ras
boaielor, dupa purgativul cpidc
miilor, urmeaza medicatiuni ma
pasnice.
Sc concepe 1lsor ca pentru a cs
pune aceste diagnosticuri trat
bolile dupa te,nperamentele gene
ratiilor usura, sau a vindeca, Gu
tare fost sau actual militar plin d
hravufa Sau cutare avOcat en- VOL
barrie ilustra va Fl lipsit de instrn(
tiunea Indispensable.
I Pana mai in timpul din urn
i societatile au castigat Interstate
vigoarei lor prin credinta in ind
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-06

nbnegatiune. dc care d dat dovada
pana acnm a"tnalul paroh, della We
Iirca c;lrll;a in comuna, biscrica
Il progresat, 81 a ajuns intr'o o stare
lie inflorire cum II a mai fost. dupn
cum chi drept constatl. intreaya
roln,na.
Ar Fl de dorit, inca, ca 81 la pa
blicuI mare din afara inca sd ne
secundcze in actiunilc noastrc.
81 mai ales acum. ca am lnte'es
ca @ vorba de infiintarea unor mari
aSezamintc dc cultura: ca Oh. lie
de improprictarire' 81 Banca Popu-
lara. en- scop dc lua in stapa II
re san eel putin in arenda ap ,le
mineralc, precum 81 Intreprinde"ca
dc bal.
Cum pana in timpuI de fata CO.
muna II "a beneficial de aceasta co
moara de ape mincrale ar fl o mare
greseala sa STAN ncpasatori, tocnai
acum cand G tlmpul eel mai pr.el-
mic pentru nationaliZa accste 90
mori naturale ce nj 'au rapit no
testc pc vrcmuri.
81 accasta usor SO mai poate re-
peta. inca odatn mai ales. cd clm
am inteles. uncle societati str;inc
sisesti umbla sa puma mana pc c'e
/ Multamita intreyenirii cnergicc a
, parohului. secundat Gle cativa VIII
tatori intre earl d-nii Colonel Co.
loianu, 81 G. Dumitrescu. tipoe rat
81 comerciant. Ploesti. cererea in.
dreptatita a com,mei de Sc impal
tasi. eel putin in parte, din venitu7
taXelor de curl, va fl reZolvita spe.
ram in mod favorable caci am fos1
asigurata de toata bunavointa dir
, partea d-lui Prefect w. Neamtl, s.
a d-lui Subprefect Ionescu, d, {
caror dragostc de cauza nc-am in
credintat in atitea rinduri.
Date find toate, conditiilc oclt
mai prielnice, avand conducator
din cei mai pregatiti 81 mai con
stienti. multamita carora. MI nu
mai ca a fost salvata della peire {
comuna care era gata sa fic inc?li
! tita de lacomia Sovinistilor nngur
de pc vremuri, dar aims sd alb;
cratic muncii desfasurate de preo
81 cei 3 invatatori, umar la umar
81 intr % armonie care nmai cinst
le face, 81 cea mai buna scoala din
lntregul judet dupa cum a fost o
), fetal recunoscut de catre Rcvizo
ratul scolar
i Avand asa teren prielnic nu IA
name decat, sd he asternem pc IN
cru, 81 rezultatele frumoase M 70
intarzia sa nlangaie inimile noas
tire, doritoare de inaintarea 81 feri
cirea neamului. Corcspondc n
i (Infratirea)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-06
ADRESELE FUNcTI0NA
RIL0R U. S. r. A.

loan N. SERB, Presedinte
80 Il. Home st. New Castle, Pa.
loan PETROvICI,
1-iul Vice. Presedinte
2056 Franklin st. Detroit, Mich.
NICOLAE SAVU,
2-lea ce-Presedinte
2034 Penn Pl., N. f. Canton, q.
GEORGE MARHAO,
Secrctar General
/. Bell. Federal S3S; Auto. 73319
645 Poland ave. Youngstown. O.
loan N. SUFANA,
Caster General
: ?l2 S. Liberty st. Alliance, q.
Controlori
. NICOLAE BOIERU
7o7 Main St. Martins Ferry, O.
loan CRAlOVEANU !.
210 Munson Avenue
McKees Rocks, Pa.
IRONIM VERDEA
a3l East 7th st. Erie, Pa.
Comitetul Executiv
AUGUSTIN SISSEA
(Tcl. Auto 7271)
l30 North Street Newark, O.
LAZAR NEGRILA
(Tel. Bell 500
1909 Putnam Ave. GAINESVILLE. @.
p. CHINA
(Tel. Auto 67O)
1863 So. Main St. Akron, Ohio
loan BUDAI
(Tel. Auto 3477)
111a Shelby Youngstown, o.
GEORGE DUMITRU
Main Street Universal, Pa.
n. STAN
r. d. N. Cortland. Ohio
NICOLAE ALBU
(Tel. Bell 932)
1927 Bryan Ave. Canton, @
Supleenti
ZACHEI MATIC
T. 0. B. CTS Alliance, Ohit
loan n. COSMA
Crcl. Ohio State 273)
362 W. Euclid st. Salem, Ohit
loan G.. STAN
11O7 N. E. Canton, Ohi'
ILIE BOGDAN
1914 Republic st. Cincinnati, @
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-06
FARMACIA KEPES
2o17 W. 18th St.. CLEVELAND, OHIO

20U w. 26th St, CLEVELAND, OHIO
Ptsc strdd6 do The United Bank dproape Plata pc West
Acasta faacie unde roman din tara pot procura
orice Mecante din Patria vech de rebuta
putes vorb romaneste.
BARBATI 81 FEMEI! vent la moi 81 spune de hoala
fer d Va asguram Cd va ratam confidential sin
gfa race in Cleveland unde farmacis europen nfor-
1ale ai bnne din nta daslor moi medicamente
pe1u boss de- fe barba Tale ace anunt adu Dta
Ultati-va dupa numSr: 2017 W. 25th Street.
Democratic messenger., 1921-04-02
CAT IN JEALOUS RAGE
BITES INFANTS FACE
AlSo Attacks and Wounds Mother
Who Had lust Given Bottle
to Baby.

II requirsri the efforts Of a New
ior& policeman Il jnnitor. an ambu-
lance surgeon and several ncighbor-S
To relieve the excitement caused. when
4 hitherto meek family cat attacked
Mrs. John Reardon and her eight
mnnthS,old son. John Jr. in their
home at No 56 West one Hundred
and SiXtyslxth street.
Mrs. Rrardon tried to give II bottle
of milk to the baby. who was in Il
movable crib. when the cat leaped
into the crib and bit the child about
the face When the mother inter-
fcrcd the eat sprang at her repeated
ly. biting her right arm six times.
Attracted by screams. Patrolman
FitzmauriCe Of the West One Hundred
and Sevcnty-seventh street station ran
into the place and placed the cat in
box. taking 1t To the station house.
An ambulance surgeon from Columbus
hospital dressed the wounds Of the
mother and the baby.
The cat has belonged for SIX years
10 Mrs Reurdon's mother-ln-law and
seemed 10 resent the marriage of John
Keardon three years ago and the com
Ing of his two children. John Jr.. and
Eugene.
Democratic messenger., 1921-04-02
MARK GREAT BATTLE FRONT
Line Of Stones Will Be Put Up From
North Sea to Swiss Frontier.

Along the line OF the great battle
front from the North Scu To the Swiss
frontier uniform landmarks in stone
are to be- set UP rs II lasting memorial
to the heroes OF the allied armies.
Marshal pctan is Ia choose the places
where the stones will be set. and the
cost will be- borne by the Touring Club
OF France
While the war Was still on IL was
proposed that aS soon as victory was
won the front should be marked by
great roadway along It's entire length.
which would uscfully serve uS II me-
mortal. When the victory was won,
however, II waS found that the cost
Of such IL road would be pr0hibitive.
The French government felt unable TO
do anything In the matter. and so prl-
vate enterprise has decided to erect
Il great line of white memorial stones
along the famous line where French.
Belgian British and American sol
dIerS held. fought and defeated the
German armies.
The design for the stone Is simple
being pyramldnl In form. The only
ornament Is soldiers helmet sur
rounded by laurel crown. and the
only inscription Is Here was stopped
the onruSh OF the harnarianS."
Democratic messenger., 1921-04-02
Junior Red Cross Doing a Won
derfuI Work in Europe.
PROMOTE PLAYGROUND PLAN
Thousands OF Children Have Found
Health and Happiness on Play.
ground Established on Historic
Grounds Adjacent to Paris-Firs'
Organized Public Playfield to Be
Opened in Franee-Instructors
Trained for Work in Other Parts
OF France.

All winter long childish laughter
and the patter of chldrcn's feet have
echoed on the outskirts Of Paris whore
the delights OF real American play
ground have called boys and girls
from the cramped quarters Of the
French metropolis. II Is the first or.
ganized public playficld TO be- opened
In Paris and Is one Of the many gifts
the school children OF America.
through the Junior Red Cross, have
given 10 children of Europe, who's"
lives We're darkcncd by the World
war
y" American children have ever had
their playground built on such his
toric fields as this one In Paris. II
is five acres in extent and is part
Of the fortlficatIonS built In 1910 AZ
ter the War of 1870 the fortificatiOns
were extended far beyond Paris and
gradually the inner ring. with it's baS-
lions, nnatS and wide terraces was
given over 10 parks Thus IL hap
pen"i that when The Junior Red Cross
sought a Site for playground for
The children. the city turned over Il
Wide stretch Of grass grown terrace
just north of Port de- Bagnolet.
Democratic messenger., 1921-04-02
Training School.

one OF the chief purposes OF the
Paris playground was It's use as IA
trimming school for instructors. sort
of op,Tl-air normal for those willing
To aid In teaching children how to play
and obtain all the benefits Of hcalthfui
exercise. After course herc, young
French women are sent 10 act as in
>tructors nj Rheims, Amiens. Rethei
and Guise. where smaller Junior Red
Cross Fairgrounds have been cStab
llshrd. Through the interest being
aroused among the child-welfare or
gunizutlonS IN other countries. II is ex-
pected that they will establish play
grounds patterned closely after those
set up in France by the children OF
America.
Democratic messenger., 1921-04-02
ALL FINLAND AT WORK
Prohibition OF imports Keeps Labor
Busy, Says Chief Of Industry.

Their. is no Unemployment In Fin
land. says VI. Vilijanef, chief Of th'
trade and industry department of th.
Finnish government. He attributed
Finland'> good fortnne in this respect
nS compared To most other countries,
To the prohibition of imports. This
had the effect of making The country's
Industrial production greater than at
the beginning of the war
Finland is now considering the ad-
Visibility Of gradually disseminating
the embargo On imports Il" said. This
country las begun 10 tranSShip goods
for Russia ANA has established free
port At lInngo.
Democratic messenger., 1921-04-02
KEPT NON-Mt-. -.RIAGE PLEDGE
Woman Now Asks Big Share Of Dead
Suitor's Large Estate.

Echoes of twenty-year romance
We're heard in the federal district
court in Memphis Tenn, with the trial
of the suit of Miss Molli" Quirk. Mil
waukcr. for $4Oo,oOO share In the cS-
tate of the late Patrick kallahcr,
wealthy Memphis man.
KalIahcr. according to the aver
mentS of Miss Quirk. was under prom
lse To bcqucath her his fortune in re-
turn for her promise not To we'd dur
Ing his lifetime She said Kallaher
won her promise 10 marry him in 1892,
while She WAS student In the Mil
wnukcc convent.
Democratic messenger., 1921-04-02
Send Corn to Starving Europe.

The first car of corn donated by
American farmers for the starving
people of Europe and Asia has been
loaded at Eureka. III. The first corn
movement. which is the forerunner OF
the countrywide donation Of cereals.
was consigned to the Hoover European
relief committee In New York city.
Democratic messenger., 1921-04-02
LORDS PRAYER ON PIN HEAD
Work OF Spokane. Wash. Man Dis
nlaved at Newbern. NJ. c.

Work o. Spokane. Wash' Man DIS
played at Newbern, N. c.
]. q. Lowder has on display at his
shooting gallery in Newbern. y. c.. an
ordinary steel pin on the head of which
is engraved the Lords prayer.
The engraving is the work of c. ii,
Baker Of Spokane. Wash. and the Job
required three years 10 complete, ac-
cortilng TO Mr.. Lowder
There are Sixty-hve words 25i let
tcrs and nineteen p1inctuations on the
pin head, and each Is so perfectly
formed that beneath magnifying
glass they stand out clearly and can
he read with caSc.
Democratic messenger., 1921-04-02
Playground for Children.

Experts from tn" United States
turned this into a playground such as
Paris children had never seen before.
They brought, strange-lookinC ladders.
bars, swings, trapezeS. ScrSaws and
other synnaStic equipment from
Democratic messenger., 1921-04-02
Earmers campalonIna AoaInst Rabbits

More than lO.0O0 jack rabbits. scav-
rngcrS Of the dry farms Of Idaho. have
been killed within the last few weeks
I'm drives In bingham county. More
than 20.OOO were killed In a drive near
Idaho Falls.
Democratic messenger., 1921-04-02
Quit After Supervising 10000 euriaIs.

After supervising 1000 funerals In
80 years rs city sexton Of North
Adams, Mass, ] Henry Orr has re-
signed. John II. orr, father Of the
retiring sexton. WAS the previous in
cumbent of the office for - years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-11
ON THEIR way
TO GET BRIDES
Cowpunchers Have Heard
From EIigibIeS

BOSTON, June 1.-THE Lonesome
-Four, from Brownswood, Tex.
threaten TO carry off lot Of mas.
riageable girls from the Hub.
The other week they wrote the po-
lice super OF yearnings for soulmates
-four OF them-and now word
comes that the deed Is done. Leon
ard Jones, Dave Miller. J. w. Smith
and ]. d. Murphy had heard from a
Boston quartet OF eligibles and were
coming right on 70 claim their brides.
Meanwhile, they write that every
unattached cowpuncher in the Lone
Star state is getting Interested and
most will write.
About next month they also Will
pour In. Is 1t lawful TO tote = gun
up here7 Does Boston sell firewa>
ter? DO the girls like ice cream
soda7 Remaining the same, they arc
respectfully the above signed
Now, what Boston wants to know
Is, are all the best girls going South,
or is this a press agent stunt for .
coming show?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-11
TO
DEFRAUD COPS
Convicted Confidence Man
Is Arrested

Frank Phillips. 35. twice convicted
confidence man." In held In city Jail
charged with attempting TO defraud
Patrolmen N. +. Anderson and r.
+. Baerman OF the narcotic squad
out OF tiI0.
Phillips was arrested Thursday
night by Anderson and Bacrrnan
after "a search. Phillips approached
the two policemen during the recent
Chinese street carnival. posing as n
friend OF the White Cross. an anti
narcotic organization.
Anderson and Bacrman did not
trust Phillips. but decided 10 test
him. Accordingly he was given the
money, belonging TO Chief OF Police
w. II. Soaring. and was 10 have
met Jap dope peddler In room at
the Milwaukee hotel.
Anderson and Baerman took up a
position where they could watch the
door. but both Phillips and the Jap
failed to appear. Investigation proved
they had departed from a window
Philips was arrested in cafe on
Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-11
Thousands Planning
Anti Prohibition
Parade in Mem York

able to walk only with the aid Of a
cane. So he's going in an automo-
bile.
W1ncIi's Brigade WIN Parade.
SO are hundreds OF women. for
one Brooklyn woman sent Drake
word that she already had listed so
women automobile owners who have
promised to have their cars, gaily
decorated. in the parade.
Women volunteers are coming so
fast that a women's brigade is be-
ing formed, with Miss Belle Norton
as leader. She Is receiving applica-
tons at her business address. while
the general work OF organizing the
parade has grown out OF brakes
hands and Is being handled from
downtown headquarters.
A permit for the parade has been
promised by Police Commissioner
Enright. and Drake and his aids are
arranging for obtaining a mnn of
national prominence to be grand
marshal OF the parade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-11

NEW YORK, Juno lL--Frank c.
Drake has sprung into fame by com
blning the adage 1T pays TO advcr.
tiser' with the question is prohibi-
ton popular7-
One little is-iine sd In a New York
paper-and presto, within a week he
had received 80 many replies that
he's swamped under mail and tele-
phone calls.
brakes ad called for ioo.o men
TO march with him July in a pa
rade OF protest against "Volstead-
ism. He got his loo. 900 and more.
including thousands OF women
The result Of that little ad. Drake
now figurca VIII be that at least
500. 900 persons viii be In the line
Of march
SO Message Gcts ResuitA.
This Is the ad that ran double
column and cost him S36:
vant fes.ess mss who ar eppeRd
to the tyranny Of voistesdism TO march
with me on the Fourth Of July IN . pa
rads Of protest. and to take part In
mass meeting for the restoration Of per-
sonai liberty ~ originally guaranteed In
the constitution OF the United States. The
idea originated with Don Marquis OF Sun
Dial fame I am q private citizen OF
scant means and limited leisure. and
urge the cooperation OF other less hsndi-
capped and more experienced In organ
fxation than ! am to make this demon
stration impressive enough to be felt
throughout the nation. But want TO
hear from everybody-ciub organira-
lions and individuals. This H. no press
agent stunt Please communicate with
Frank C. Drake. No. 1891 Dast Fifteenth
St, Brooklyn. between II a m and p.
m Tel consy Island ISL
The idea for the parade. as Drake
says In his ad. came from an item
in Don Marquis humorous column
in The sun. The idea originated.
says Marquis. with an anonymous
contributor. Drake Is art director
OF The World. but neither paper
was behind the movement. II was
initiated by Drake, who collected the
cost OF the ad from a few friends
Is Getting Big Publicity.
Now every newspaper In New York
Is giving much space to the parade.
From a tiny paid ad II has grown
into thing OF tremendous news in
terest.
This parade Is no joke" said
Drake. 1T isn't a movement to bring
back the saloon. The saloon is dead
and II deserved its death. But it's
a movement Of real protest against
the total loss OF personal liberty.
I'm one American who Is done
with meekly permitting his govern
mcnt to treat him like an inmate OF
a reform school. I'm only one ~
millions who feel that way. I'm call.
ing for concerted. determined and
hostile action against the principle
of government embodied In the Vol.
stead law. The parade will be law
respecting protest against the whole
preposterous Volstcadian theory.
Drake himself will be unable to
march because he is crippled and is
Daddy. bring nome some OF Boldt's
French try.-Advertisement.