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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-01
CONvOCARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cllltllra "Vulturul" din Ho-
mestcad, Pa. Convoaca' pc toti
membrii lua parte la sedinta
lunara, care va fl. Duminica in
6 Februarie 1921 la orele l 80
p. m. la ordinea zilei find mai
multe chestii de rezolvat, printre
care va fl 81 raportul pc 6 luni
trecnte.
NIB. Toti membri care nu si-au
schimbat Statutele pima In pre-
zent, sunt rugati ca eel multi pima
la sedinta sd aduca cele vechi 81
in schimb vor primi cele noua.
loan Mustatia, Presedinte.
Simion Varga, al ,doilea seer.
(24--25).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-01

cum m am asteptat, 81 urcindu-se
hnga Clotilaa, dupa ces arunca o
privire dixRgstlitoare hsupra Ell,
stinse globul electric 81 Isl lasa
capul pc perna zicindu-si i'll sine
'Asta-i ultima seara ca dorm
Gu ticaloasa asta".
A doua ri sc scula ca de obiceil
la sapte, 81 in timpul dejunului
comunica lui Titu crima comisa
de Clotilda, aratindu-i 81 scri-
sOarea.
Titu ramasa .foarte impresio-
nat, mai Gu seama dupa ce Ade-
lima ii spuse ca Clotilda complo.
Tteaza la, viata lui.
Ii spuse ca in seara acea avea
de gind sal Introduce ip Salon,
impreuna GU Ana, ca sd auRa
amindoi prin usa dorYlitorului
'inttedeschisa planul prin care
Cotilda .vrea sa scape de- el dupa
ce sc va. casatori,s ca sal moste-
neasca 81 numele, dar acum nu-
mai g, nevoie. Ii spuse ca peste
cite-va zile va fntra in posesiunea
averei verisoarei sale 81 sd fie
liniStit sd nu Sc emotioneze nici
sd nui Sc .tradeze prin 0 purtare
neobisnuita, fiindca afara de Ana,
n are incredere fp celelalte servi-
toare, 81 in cele din urma, Il spuse
ca q doua Vi va pleca din Lyon,
dar. MI va lipsi deceit dona zile 81
SO nu lie ingrijorat de lipsa ei, i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-01

Stunt rugati toti abonentii
nostri q observa urm&toarele
rsguli la trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adresx:
1. So % scrio adresa veche
unde ia mers xiarul si adrsss
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecars persoanx q
Sc al&ture m&rci de 6c. 81 80
caute Sd nj SO dea numele Stra-
del gi al orasului correct
Cine uu observx aceste re-
guh in zadar a9teapt& sx / -
schimbe adresa q nu - poate.
AdminiStratih,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-01

\oC/
Crezi9..' intreba Clotilda
tresarind.
''Desigur. Cite nu sc fac? ST
II al putea I'll banuita fiind-ca nu
este motivul la mijloc. Nu-i bo-
gat ca sa creada justitia Cd al
volt sal inlaturi pentru averea
lui. Pc de alta parte staruintele
tale de al cura ar fl dovada cd
j I'ai iubit. Al avea martOri destui.
DR.. Meisner, DR.. Raymond, 81 Ell
care i am ingrijit.
'Da, asa-i. Al dreptate,, zise
Clotilda 81 impresiunea prqdusa
de sugerarea Adelinei agita 81
luind pc Adeliha de mijloc trase
catre dormeaza, pc care Sc lasa,
tragind 81 pc verisoara eli linga-
ca, 81 intreba cum ar putea in
Ilatura pc Titu la cite-va lnni
dupa cununie.
'Sa mai ma gindeses til spun
milne seara, am sa faruesc mai
multe planuri 81 Q = discutam
asrpra 1orts, 1ise Adelina Kim
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-01
PERFIDIA 0MENEASCA
= Roman Contmporan -
De c. B. PASCU

bind.
Eu cred ca 81 0 disparitie,
fara ca sd Use dea de urma'', ar
fl buna, zise Clotilda.
Cum? In ce fel?s
Tn lat de git, sugrumat, car
boolzat 81 eenuSa ar1lncata in
Rhone. Cum s'a sca'pat Suzana
de Elena''.
Nu-i rau planul, numai in cazul
acesta divortul il capeti mai greu.
Trebue sa treaca citi-va ami la
mijloc, pima sd devil liberia, 81
cred ca mutt convines., zise Ade-
lima zimbind.
'Da, asa-i al dreptate. M
m am gindit la asia. Oar in orr
ce caz, cam care .parerea tai
intreba Clotilda, dornica sa afie
mai ctlrind planul. verisoarei
sale.
'Ti-am spus in treac4t. Un
pumnal, un foe de recolver la
timpla dreapta ca dupa acea 81
Use puma revolvertl in NINA sau
Q straigulare Gu funia legata de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-01

N'asi ii 0 nerecunoscatoare! s.
pentru ce? Inlaturrarea unui fruc!
al pacatului? NJ draga. Sa nu
crezi asta. Dinpotriva, daca nu'
inlaturai aduceai rusine pc ca
pul familiei. 81 cum al spus, ase
menea lucruri nu trebuesc spuse
la spovedanie. In privinta asia a
dreptate", raspunse Adelima, a
pucmd-o de mijloc.
'Iti multqmesc draga. LII mul
tumesc ca ma ALI nevinovata. Sa
stii ca ma simt usurata de paca
tul seviiyit" zise Clotilda, 81 ri.
dicindu-se, puse scrisoarea in ca
seta 81 vir1 caseta in saltarul scri
,nului, pc care o incuie.
''Povestea ia ma impresionaa
adinc. Acum sunt sigura cd vel
reusl sal inlaturi pc THU; "a vel
atea hotarirea sd te deciz la pa.
sui acela", zise Adelina, 81 Sc cul.
cara, ca de obiceiu in acelasi pat,
sbeguindu-se ca in totdeauna.
Clotilda, find sub influenza al
coolului fu cuprinsa de un somn
adfnc. Adeaina coborf din pat,
deschise saltarul 81 peste citeva
minute fu in posesiunea scrisoa-
rel verisoarei sale, dovada groaz-
nicei crime comise, 81 o puse Ia
un loc sigur, zicind:: l. "Acum Q am
in mini. Numai 9 nevoie d1 pro
ces, t4r6boiu 81 scandal. An pus
NINA pe averea ei mai u9or dups
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-01
Lov1TUR RA,

In seara aceleasi zile, in care
destainui lui Titu secr1tul Clo-
tildei, Adelina prilni telegrama
din Grenoble de la o sora Ell,
find rugata sd vina indata ca
bolnava gray 81 arata Clotildei,
care compatimi pc verisoara ei,
Amalia, care Sc maritase dupd
un bacan din Gren0ble. Sc hot4rf
sa mearga 81 ca, dar Adelina 0
sfatui sd ramina acasa. Ii spuse
cd .daca va ii ceva gray ii telegra-
fieaza, 81 pleca char in seara
acea.
Eva urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-01
IN VT Ar E

Eu Nicolae Bonita din comma
Shot judetul Hunedoara facem
cunoscut Casatoria ficei melc
Marioara Gu Ill Ion MOtocu din
comma Sesciori judetul Fagaras,
pc ziua de Februarie 1921 prin
care Va rugam a lua partc LA cele-
brarca C1lnunii D-nealOr.
Nestiind adresa la toti Va
avlZam prln aceaSta. Ramlnem
>alutindu-va Gu drag y. Bonita.
(21 & 24). Mirii 81 NASH:
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Pos1A REDAcTIEI
Clubul Tnerimei, Alliance. O.

Clubul Tinerimei, Alliance. o.
= Adresa Ziarului ''Neamul Ro-
mahesc" este: Strada Lipscanii-
Noui Bucuresti, abonament 240
lei pc an; adresa 'Libertatii" G
Drastic, judetul Huniedoara, Ro-
mania. De altfel, orr ce ziar voiti
Sc abonati de ajuns sd mentio-
natl orasul.
G.. D. Rizescu, Ellwood City,
Pa. - Cartea pc care o dOrltl,
Cetateanu] American. Sc afla de
vinzare la Administratia ziaru-
lui nostruk Pretul 25 cent?.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-01
co N NvocARE

Societatea Romano dc Ajutor
81 Cultura u. S. Treicololul 81
independents Rominas din Gary,
Ind. ConvOaca pc toti membri sal
lua parte la adunarea Generala
lunara care va avea loc pc Ziua
de 6 Februarie a. c. la orele .
q. m. in Hala de sub solul biseri-
eel din 18th 81 Madison Str. find
cite-va puncte foarte importante
de resolvat printre care va ii 81
Darea de seama de la petrecerea
trecuta pc aceasta Gale sunt sta
ruitor rugati toti fratii membri a
llla parte la aceasta sedinta in
numele Soc Treicolorul 81 Inde-
pendents Romano din Gary, Ind.
loan J. Mailat, Presedinte.
Rosaim Neamtu, Secretar.
(23-24).
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ca sal asigure de liublrea 81 sin
ceritatea Ell, il cuprinse de git 81
il saruta de mai multe orr. J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-01
FARMA DE VINZARE.

Dacd vrei sd al o farma buna
scrie SAT- trimit catalogul meu.
Eu Wind numai pamlnt de clasa
prima, 81 asezat in loc potrivit.
Char acum am de vlnzare o mosie
de f6 81 Jumatate de acre. Trel
mile de ora,ul bum drum pardo5
sit casa frlmoasa GU opt camere,
gaz, sura, orinar, sura de unelte,
cotete de pui. Sa preia: un cal
patru vaci. tot felul de scule agrl-
cole. cinci suite banite de evas.
trei suite banite de griu, fin pale
81 pasune i'll abundanta. Toate nu-
mai pentru $500 dollari dintre
care jumatate bani gata. Sa face
sd vi sd privesti.
E. B. LYNN,
Cocks Arcade, Astabula, Ohio
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-01
CAUTAM

Pc iubitul nostru nepot He
Telescan din Sinmiclausul-mare
comitat,ll Torontal Banat. Rugam
pe toti iratii Romani earl ii stiu
adresa >au stiu de el pc undei sa
ne scrie dc>pre el 81 lie vom fl re
cunoscatori. An fost acum dol ami
in Akron. Ohio 81 de atunci nu
stim de el 81 de va ceti ell aceste
rinduri il rueam ne scrie insusi
ca am primit din tara de la pa
rintii lui carte pentru afaceri
familiare.
IOANA SERIANTU
p. B. 235 st. D. St. Joseph, Mo.
(24-25O.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
FUNDS To CONTROL
CROP PESTS ASSURED

Funds to carry on agriculture and
horticulture work in the state was made
possible yesterday by the signing OF
house bill 43 by Governor Campbell.
The bill, which provides $4,000 to be
used for the work until the end Of the
fiscal year, June 80, carries the emer-
gency clause.
The bill failed to pass ON Friday ano
after being reconsfdered, passed yes
terday, the governor Immediately af-
fixing his signature and saving Ari-
iona from the possibility of importa-
ton of weevils and pests which have
been bitterly fought by the department
of which the funds were exhausted.
Yuma county on word that the bill
had been signed, Immediately wired {
congratulatory message to the COVER
nor for the protection of state indus
| tries. The wire follows:
Governor Thomas E. Campbell, Stat
House, Phoenix, Arizona.
Many thanks for your wire advisins
that Arizona has been saved from thu
possibility of importation of citrus frui
pests and cotton and alfalfa weevil
4 We of Yuma can now go ahead will
I the full knowledge that we have tn
greatest section of the United States
\ for the production of grapefruit, or
anges, alfalfa and cotton and-that a
least for the coming year we will b.
protected from pests from other states
People of the county thank you TO
properly signing the BILL.
| YUMA COUNTY CHAMBER Oh
COMMERCE,
BY J. Fl. MISSIONER
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
STARTS SUBSCRIPTION
FOR MEN WHO AIDED
CAPTURE OF BANDITS

A subscription for r. @. Leatherman,
Harry j. Saxon, and immigration In
spectors Henry r. Swink and Earl A.
Lennon, the four men who took part
in the killing of Victoriano Martinez
and the capture of Tomas Roman, the
Tempe bandits, near the border a few
weeks ago was started yesterday by
County Attorney r.. E. L. Shepherd.
who sent his check for SIS to The Re-
publican. An accompanying letter ex
pressed the hope that valley citizens
would respond to the movement. Sub
| scriptions may be left at The Republic
! can office.
! Mr.. Shepherds letter follows.
Editor, Arizona Republican,
| Phoenix, Arizona.
Dear Sir:
I am enclosing you herewith my
check for $500. This is to start a sub
scription for r. @. Leatherman, Henry
| r. Swink, Earl A Lennon and Harry
10. Saxon, the four men who took part
in the killing of Victoriano Martinez
and the capture of Tomas Ramon, the
| two Mexicans implicated in the rob-
bling of the Baber-Jones store at
Tempe, the wounding of Mr. Baber,
and the killing of the little Hintze boy
and Marshal C. NJ. Spangler-
l feel that the citizens of this coun-
" should show some appreciation of
the bravery and devotion due all of
these men. They all risked their lives
and without them, it would have been
impossible for the state to have Sc
cured a conviction of Tomas Roman,
the surviving Mexican.
/ These bandits, at the time that they
| were captured, were only four miles
from the Mexican border and safety
and these four brave men We're the
only thing that stood between them
and liberty.
/ L hope that the citizens of this coun
ty will respond to this subscription
each one with what he feels able &c
give, whether it be large or small
[ have talked to the four men ano
thing that they would be best pleased
il each one of them We're presented
with a As Colt Automatic, with pear
handle and the balance of the money
divided equally among the four men
None of them are rich mex and
know that they would feel that theil
work had been appreciated If my sug,
gestions are carried out.
/ am sending copy of this letter t
the Gazette with a check Tor the same
amount as 1 am sending you
Yours truly,
r. Z. L. SHEPHERD,
County Attorney
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
GET A GOOD TIUNCEP AND THEN STICK TO TIP
Is NEXT ATTORNEY GENERALS ADVICE
coon

HOW TO MAKE GOOD
COLUMBUS, OF Harry NJ. Daugh-
erty had been twins. one of him would
have been a politician and the other of
him a lawyer
At least, that's the way lifelong ac-
quaintances of Daugherty size up the
man slated to be the next attorney gen.
eral of the United States
The country within year has be-
come well acquainted with Harry NJ
Daugherty, the politician-tfe guiding
star of President-eleet HardSng's poll
teal life.
How Daugherty. almost single hand
ed, built up the campaign that landed
the presidential nomination for Hard
ing is now established political history.
Climbed In Politics
Daugherty started in politics back in
his home town, Washington, c. H. as
a young lawyer graduating into state
/ politics and later into the national
game, until now he has landed on top
o. the heap as the president maker
/ But Daugherty, the lawyer. the ev-
i cry-day fellow, is a man with whom
people generally are not SO well ac-
quainted
He doesn't mix law and politics.
He's almost like two separate men,
his friends say.
The other day Daugherty, the lawyer,
had an important legal matter to attend
several millions.
i So Daugherty, the politician put up
i the bars to the ever-present line of
politicians and jobseekers while he dug
into legal matters until in the morn
ing.
The next day he attended to the
matter in court, went back to his office,
and Daugherty, the politician, was
again on the job
Young Man at 63
Daugherty is So. but he looks nearer
40. and displays energy and pep that
| would amaze many a youngster
/ He doesn't play golf and doesn't OWE
a yacht, but he spend powerful lot of
time hiking about the country.
While laying the foundation on which
/ the Harding nomination was won he
i almost lived in Pullman cars and ho-
i tells, but managed to make a number of
i flying trips to his home here to spend
i some time with the sweetest woman
in the world
4 The sweetest womap'' is Mrs. Daug-
herty. She hasn't walked for Is years
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
NINE NEW MEASURES
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR

Signing of the anti-Japanese land
leasing bill-by Governor Thomas f.
Campbell was received with interest in
California, the neighboring state hav-
ing closely followed the bin while it
was pending in the legislature.
Among the many messages received
at the state house after it became
known that the governor had signed the
bin was one from Victor S. McClatchy,
editor of the Sacramento Bee.
May | congratulate Arizona and its
loyal American governor on being the
first to join California in protection Of
American citizenship and American
ideals against the incoming Oriental
tide" wired the Californian.
In addition TO affixing his signature
to senate bill 6. the. governor signed
the following.
House bill SO, which provides for the
dissolution of special road districts;
senate bill AZ, which provides for CO.
operation between the live stock sani-
tary board and the state veterinarian
and the bureau of animal industry of
the United States department of agri-
culture for the eradication of tuber-
c,ilosis; house bill 43, providing an
emergency fund of SIT, 900 until the
close of the fiscal year to carry on
agricultural and horticultural work in
the state: senate bin So, amending the
sblue sky laws; senate bill 10, effect
ing the joinder of actions in civil suits
providing that actions ex contract to
can not be joined with actions ex
delicto. and providing joinder of per-
sonal injury and property damage
suits: senate bill 90, amending the
street improvement act; senate bill SO
providing that county supervisors fill
vacancies in the legislature; house bill
| rs. the municipal corporation act, ex-
| tending all incorporated towns the
! privileges of towns of $4,000 in the
matter of administrative privileges.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
FORWARD FINDINGS
ON WATER RIGHTS

w s. NorvieI. state water commits
sioner, yesterday forwarded to the su-
perior court of Cochise county the
findings and order in the matter of
the determination of the relative rights
to the waters of Cave Creek and
tributaries.
The determination was made neces-
sary by a petition filed in the office of
the commissioner praying for an adj
judication or determination of the
rights. Under the instruction of Mr..
Norviel survey of the irrigation sys-
tenn and lands irrigated hereunder by
claimants of rights in the system was
made and a map prepared and filed in
his office. All proof and testimony,
oral and documentary, as to the re-
spective rights of claimants We're sub
mitted and the findings of fact and
order of determination made record
of the office.
In accordance with the law the find
I iBgs and order will be filed in the
4 court of the county in which the hear
4 ing was held, the court setting the
| time when arguments on the findings
may be heard. If there are no objec-
/ tions the court will confirm the com
missioner's decision and the determi-
nation will become final
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
Dairy Team Makes
Quick Delivery OF
It's Cargo OF MIX

A team of horses hitched to a
milk WAGON of the Malone dairy
staged a runaway through the west
part of town yesterday afternoon.
Long Habit, however, kept the team
strictly to the milk route until Mem
esis in the shape of motor car was
encountered at Seventh avenue and
Washington street and the wagon
was overturned amid flood of the
Iacteai fluid and a crash of glass
bottles. The occurrence caused
damage to the extent of about 500,
representing the spilled milk, bro
ken bottles and the cost of repairs
to the wagon, in addition to some
slight damage to the front of the
car.
n. G. Malone, driver of the wagon,
had stopped in the alley between
Third and Fourth avenues, between
Mckinley and Fillmore streets, to
deliver some milk. A motor car
coming down the alley passed SO
close to the horses as to brighten
them, and they started off.
The team went down the alley at
a fast trot, turned west on Van
Buren, street, swung south on Tenth
avenue to Adams, came back up to
Seventh avenue and turned down
TO W65nInJI f1CtS Liz ASahi ~
iided with a motor car and the
WAGON was upset and the runaways
stopped. Between rs and 80 gall
Ions of milk and cream deiuged
the pavement, with the result that
good many customers failed to re-
ceive their daily supply. Through
out their flight, however, the horses
had not deviated from the regular
line of their daily route.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
SALVATION ARMY To
|. OUTLINE PLANS At
CONVENTION TODAY

Salvation Army plans in Arizona
for 1921 will be outlined at a state
convention of county advisory boards
at the Hotel Adams today. Divisional
officers of the army, high in the serv-
ice, are here for the conference, coming
from their California headquarters es-
pecially for the occasion.
Plans for the statewide financial
drive to be held during the week of
March 21-2s also will be laid at, the
conference. The Salvation Army has
planned an unusually big program for
Arizona this year, but because of con-
ditions has cut its annual budget to the
Very bone it was announced. Figures
/ for the state and the different counties
will be announced at today's meeting.
! Delegates from all sections of the
state are here for the convention and
/ it is expected that fully 200 interested
workers will be in attendance when
Brigadier c. r. Boyd. divisional COM
mander for the district eff southern
i California and Arizona, opens the
| meeting in the blue room of the Hotel
! Adams at 10 o'clock this morning.
i Other prominent Salvation Army Off
Gals here for the meeting are Lieu
i tenant Commissioner Adam Clifford OF
the Pacific coast territory; Lieutenant
Colonel Emil Marcussen, territorial
social and prison secretary, and Lieu
tenant Colonel Flora Lee secretary OF
womens social and child welfare work
for the western district
4 A morning and afternoon session is
planned for today. with a luncheon for
all visiting delegates and friends al
| noon. The complete program, an
nounced last night by Major Duncan
, campaign director, follows:
Brigadier G. r. Boyd chairman Of
the morning session, will open the con-
t vention at 10 o'clock. Mrs Comman-
dant Westacott will give the invoea-
{ ton. Commandant Westacott will leat
{ in the singing Of characteristic army
; songs.
, Gov. Thomas E. Campbell viii vel
come the visiting Army officers ant
delegates on behalf of the state O
I Arizona The response will be mad,
: by Adam Clifford, lieutenant commits
sioner of the western district, of Sar
I Francisco Luke Henderson, mem
2 Der Of the city commission, will wei
! come the delegates on behalf of thu
city. The response TO this welcom
\ viii be given by Lieutenant Colone
' Marcussen of San Francisco.
Luncheon viii follow Immediately
v During the luncheon hour, Lieutenan
o Colonel Flora Lee will address the as
Q semblage on the subject of Women
u Social and Child Welfare Work.
The afternoon session will ope
4 about o'clock with Vernon l.. C1arl
n chairman of the state advisory boarC
9 in the chair. The principal address c
= the afternoon will be given by Briga
. der Boyd. His subject has been an
. nounced as Work of the Salvatio
- Army in Peace" Presentation of tn
- state and county budgets will be give
. by the state chairman. A general dis
- cussfon of the budget by delegate
- will follow.
e The Donofrio Floral company ha
y donated floral decorations for today
: meeting
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
Lamp Standards At
Corners Are Ia Way
OF Many Motorists

Because of the comparatively
large number of street electric light
standards which are knocked over
by careless motorists the sugges-
ton has been made to the city
commission that ell street corners
be eliminated and the buildings
rounded off. That there is .prac-.
teal idea in the jest is indicated
by the fact that a light standard
was knocked down on each OF three
successive days last week.
The first post to go down last
week was one at Second avenue and
Washington street on Washinstons
birthday. The following day mo-
torist overlooked the corner at
Fourth and Adams streets and sent
the light post crashing. Shirley Bal
derson, city electrician, discovered
fallen standard between Buchanan
and Lincoln streets on South Cen
ter street last Thursday.
a single Iiuht standard can be
replaced by the city for $65, while
a five light standard costs $85 to
replace. II is seldom necessary to
replace the entire standard.
In order to escape payment of
/, damages uaprincipies motorists
sometimes leave the scene of a
wrecked lamp post without report
ine the matter to the city. This is
great meance to public safety, ac-
cording to Electrician Balderson
who pointed out that the live wires
thus left exposed carried enough
current to electrocute anyone COM
ing into contact with them.
Light post bon1bardments run ir
streaks. Several weeks often eiapse
| without single case being report
ed. One post down seems to be :
| signal for more to follow immedi.
| ateiy. The office of the city cleo
| trician shows an average of about
| four demolished posts month.