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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-06-30

William Howard Taft, who left the
republican nominee for president and
was more successful than Charles r.
Hughes, has been appointed by Presi-
dent Harding to succeed the late
Chief Justice White. The appoint
ment is wise one, as are nearly all
Of the appointments made by Presi-
dent Harding, and the public Will be
greatly pleased that Hughes was not
selected, as it had been predicted he
might be. Hughes is the hes. man
obtainable for the position he Eow
holds, that of secretary of state, and
1t would be national calamity to
remove him from that position. He
would make no better judge than
Taft, who brings honor, experience
and absolute honesty to this resnon-
sible position, but it IS doubtful IL
! there is another man in the United
States, excepting possibly Elihu Root,
who would make as good secretary
of state as Hughes has made aud will
continue to make as long as he can
be persuaded to hold the position. 1t
is strange coincidence that Taft,
who appointed White to The supreme
bench, when Taft was president,
should be selected to fill the vacancy
caused by Judge Whites death.
"a "a "a
Ex-service men in convention at
Detroit, Kissed the name of Jack
Dempsey The great slugger is held
in utter contempt by great many
loyal Americans who are hoping that
Carpenter wins the prize fight Sat
jury that acquitted Dempsey of "evad-
ing the draft" the American people
regard him as a Stacker and he will
never outlive the stain of his efforts
to avoid serving his country. Carpen-
tier, on the other hand, took an active
part in the war for almost four years
and when sent home because of sick
ness and wounds, re-inlisted as soon
as he was able. Despite the fact that
Carpenter is Frenchman and Denp-
sey an American, there are thousands
of Americans who hope the French
man will win the fight.
"a "a -
Moscow citizens and patrons of the
post office are to be congratulated
upon the quick and favorable re-
Spouse to the decisive action taken in
opposing the proposed ca lnge of time
for rural carriers TO leaye Moscow.
This paper took up the fight against
the movement as soon as j. YVES learn
ed the order had been made The PED
pie responded quickly and in no I'M
way. The chamber of
commerce acted promptly ard decjs-
lively and the post office department
yielded TO the wishes of Moscow peo-
pie when those wishes were made
known to it. Here is a splendid illus
tration of what can be accomplished
in community work, when we al work
together to attain IN object.
- - -
Governor Edwards, of New Jersey,
who threatened to secede from the
United States if prohibition was de-
clared constitutional. has announced
that the Carpenter Dempsey fight
will be held Saturday, and what Gov
srnor Edwards says goes in New
Jersey.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-06-30
Telephone Talks---No. 10

Many patrons The Moscow Telephone Telegraph
the desire know they
their providing improved telephone
of Telephone Talks is answer
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-06-30
Don't Let the Tele-
phone Cord Get Wet

Be careful that your telephone is kept
dry This cord Is wire stranded
nseI, covered with gets wet the
tnsel is apt to be desroyedn fact before
ly destroyed there agn agin" condition which
is not only annoying but which find and when
found, the old cord replaced by a new one
Be careful to avoid condition which the cord
to become wet-by setting the phone where
ranwater may reach it, by setting it
bench, by other (See illustration).
The Moscow Telephone &
Telegraph Company
tLIMITED)
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-06-30

Governor Edwards, of New Jersey,
who threatened to secede from the
United States if prohibition was de-
clared constitutional. has announced
that the Carpenter Dempsey fight
will be held Saturday, and what Gov
ernor Edwards says goes in New
Jersey.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-08
CONvOCARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutol
81 Cultura ''Drapelul Roman
Struthers, Ohio, Convoaca pc toti
membri sal din loc 81 jur, lua
parte la adunarea generala lu-
nara care va fl in ziua de 13 Nov.
1921 in Hala societati din Liberty
Str. No. % Struthers, Ohio, Sc
dinta Sc va deschide la orele 10
dimineata. Deci sunt rugati totl
fratii membri din loc 81 jur a fi
present. la ora sus numita absen.
tele nemotivate vor fl pedepsite
conform Statutelor in numele So
cietatii 'Drapelul Roman" din
Struthers, Ohio.
Gligor Sovorea, presedinte.
Simion Lazar, secretar script.
(261-62).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-08
ABONATI ZIARUL
.,AMERICA@

postesc pc cealalta clina lor.
81 ne-au luat dusnlanii codrul,
'dragul codru", ce sta ca po;
doaba dumnezeiasca in lungul
muntilor nostri.
81 ne-au luat 81 campiile de aur.
De All inainte aurul ce sc legana
din belsug, in valuri mladioase la
yantul de vara, nu va mai hrani
pc taranul nostru, &c Si-a varsat
sangele "a ogorul Jul sal fie mai
manosnlci va trece IL. intregime
dincolcrca sd angrasT pc dugma-
nul nostru de moafts.
Pacdfas Hoastra va imbogati pc
cei q ne sksae, fara 4 svsm moi
alta vina decAt aeeia c4 voim a
train si moi sub sosre, totsneamul
IL un loc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-08
c A y 7

Pc Craciun Dealia din comuna
Ujzora Usdin, plasa Antalfalva,
judetul Torontal, sa vina sa-si
primeasca beneficiul ce Use Gu
vine dupa moartea fratelui san
care au murit prin accident. Rog
pc toti fratii Romani care-i stiu
adresa sd binevOiasca a mi-o tri,
mete 81 lie voiu fl recunOscatOr.
PAVEL VOISIAN
1920 Front Str. Toledo, Ohio.
(26fe62).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-08
INFORMATII

New York. = Jaqueline Le-
baudy, milionara de cincizeci
de ori, 81 totusi ''broke" Cara
parale). Tatal sau a lasat avere
de so milioane, 81 ca n fare Gu ce
sa traiasca. Jacqueline este de Ii
ami 81 cere 10000 dollari din ave-
rea sa, ca sa-si plateasca datorii.
lie. fatal sau a fost asasinat de
mama-sa. jacques Lebady era
"regele Saharei" Averea insa nu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-08
IN vITARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
Isl Cultura ''Lumina 81 Progresul"
din Woodlawn, Pa, are onoarea
de invita- pc toate surorile socie,
tati, parochii 81 cluburi precum 81
pc toti fratii Romani din loo 81
jur, de lua parte la 'Produc>
tiunea Teatrala" urmata de dams,
care Sc va aranja pc seara zilei de
Dumineca, 13 Novembrie a. c.,
in Hala Societatii de sub No. 23i
Kiehl Street.
Teatrul Sc va incepe la orele
IS p. m. precis.
PROGRAMUL:
l. Cuvant de deschidere, din
partea directorului de teatru, dl
Nicolae Comanelia.
2. Cantec national, din partea
diletantilor.
3. my country" cantat de uA
grup de d-soare tinere.
4. 20 noapte furtunoasa"
piesa intr 'un act.
PERSOANELE:
Iorgu, tinar boer; dl Nicolae
Comanelia.
Smaranda, sofia d-lui; d-soara
Elisaveta Muntean.
Catrina, femeie in casa; dina Ana
Blotor.
5. ''Pictorul fara vote" piesa
intr'un act.
PERSOANELE:
Pictorul Murdarescu; dl loan
Manit.
Porfir, ucenic; dl Nicolae Oprian.
Haralamb Sparios; d-nul Gligor
Gosman.
Marioara; d-soara Sinefta Radut.
Ruja; dina Ana Blotor.
Policeman; N. n.
6. Feather your nest (duett)
d-soarele Lucretia 81 Ana Blotor.
Z. 'Impleteste Despleteste"
piesa intr 'un act.
PERSOANELE:
Omul; dl Nicolae Sas.
Femeea dina Ana Sas.
Fata; d-soara Ana Iowa.
3. 'Odata copilita (duett)
d-soarele d Lucretia 81 Ana Blotor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-08

parte, ramane in mainele dusma-
nilor;
8 Rechizitiuni SD vor face 81
dupa ratificare, pei socoteala Ro-
maniei. Guvernul roman trebus
|sa dea urmare cererilor de acea-
sta natura;
81 Dunarea 0 pierdem;
1O) Obligatia de . impaman-
teni in masa pc toti streinii;
III Amnistierea tuturor dezer-
torilor ca 81 a celor ce au fxcut
crime fata de neam si tara;
| ~ Nj s'a luat petrolul;
13) Nj san luat granele ii ce-
realele; find opriti de . exporta
aiurea;
~ Nis'a lnat, pc 50 ami (ea "a
Africs centralx d calea feratk
Bucuregti -Cernay yods- Constants il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-08
VOESC CASATORIE

VOESC CASATORIE
Vaduv in etate de 46 ami, am
trei baieti de 3, 5, Z ami. Am avere
1000 dollari. Adresa:
DUMITRU SEDICI
2412 18th Ave. Beaver Falls, Pa.
(26O-62).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-08
C.ETITI

EPOPEEA ROMANA
Rasboiul nostru pentru Intre-
girea Neamului, dc Gereralul
@. Mv3nescul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-08
CETITI 81 ABoNA3I
NARUL "AMERICA"

aminte in toata clipa, vazandu-l
de departe, de dntreaga lui fru-
muscle 81 sa stim ca, totusi, nu
mai este al nostru! Prea este du-
reros! MOI ne-am nascut, ca 81
mosii, ca 81 stramosii nostri, Gu
el la moi; lar el este al nostrn,
cum 81 moi suntem al lui. Acolo,
in sanul muntilor, s'au pastrat
comorile de nestimate ale limbei
81 sufletului poporului nostru,
suite 81 suite de ami, cand parjolul
'barbarilor aprindea tara toata.
Acolo, in ascunzatorile lui, yes
nice ca 81 vremea, s'au f4urit de
nenum&rate ori tainele mari ale
ale heamului nostru.. Acolo, Dom
nil nostri in timpurile grsls, au
gasit adapost si apoi az acolo
s'au repezit nsyalnic, ca 81 apa
fnfuriata, asupra dusmanilor ce
ne 7ncalcasera tara. 81 am pierdut
acest leagan al copilariei noastre,
al copilariei mosilor 81 stramosi-
lor nostri, acest adapost al sufe-
rintedor nedmului, aceste straje
ale t&rii' noastre. Ne-au luat dus-
1aanii muntsle eel syesm az
eend luReas y vedem dnsd i ecu d. i
n ~ /! 'asFs A \ vsdsp mai nars,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-08
AUrmarsy


A. Raminerea in tara a trupelor
de ocupatie, a caror cheltuiala de
fntretinere intreaga ne prHeste
pc moi. Ni-s'au in1ppsL 2 milioape
de lei pc ii, 73O milioanspe an, cu
13O milioane lei pc an mai multi
decat in timpurile bune (nor-
male).
s. Autoritatile romano sunt la
dispozitia comandamentului SUI
perior de ocupatie, ele trsbuind
= d. mmars tuturor cerrilor,
~, etc.
Caae ferate, posta, telegras
81, telefonul, raman in mama
altOritx xttl0r militars az oeu-
- & d I'M a cso mai n,arpI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-08
9. ''Zina Zorilor'' .piesa intr 'un


act.
PERSOANELE:
Paulina, fata bogata; d-soara
Paraschiva Vanga.
Mariuca, fata saraca; d-soara Lu-
cretia Blotor.
Zina Zorilor; d-nisoara Maria
Vanga.
10. Frumoasa esti tara (decla
mata de d-soara Letitia Chora.
II. D-soara Lucretia Blotor va
canta la plan 81 violina.
II. O serie de cantari de d-nul
81 dina Mihaiu Zurkiza.
13. Cuvant de deschidere din
partea presedintelui Societatii.
IA. Tinerii flacai din Wood
lawn, vor juca frumoasele jocurl
rationale Caluserul 81 Batuta sub
conducerea vatafului Petru Ve-
liche.
ID. Dams pana la orele 6 dimi-
neata.
Muzica din Sharon, Pa. va dis
ira Onoratul public Gu cele mai
frumOase arii de dams 81 cantece
rationale.
Barul va Fl asortat Gu mizeluri
81 'beuturi recoritoare.
Pretul de intrare Clasa intaia
Toe; Clasa doua SO cent?.
In speranta ca la sus numita
Petrecere, vom avea onoarea de a
saluta in mijlocul nostru un nu-
mar cat Sc poate de mare de fra
til Romani ipana La intalnire am
ramas salutandu-va Gu drag.
Comitetul aranjator.
(261 & 63).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-08
VAPOARE DIRECT

s'a putut da fetei sale deoarece
este un process mare care por,
neste din judetul Nassau, prin
Franta, Chile, Bolivia, Anglia 81
Sc termina in Africa. Acest pro-
ces este intre diferitele guverne
carl reclama toate cate ceva din
imensa avere 81 vor trece ami
Ipoate pana fetita va ajunge in
proprietatea averii tatalui eli.
Cincinnati. -" Am fost casa
toriti dimineata 81 dupa casatorie
el mia spus ca are picioare de
lemn. Ell s'a dus acasa la dansul,
lar eu m am dus acasa la mine.
Nam trait nici minuta sub a.
celas acoperis.s Aceasta fost
declaratia ''doamneis' Josephine
Carpenter Kinney, de II ami,
1405 Central ave, facuta inaintea
judecatorului E. T. Dixon, cerind
anularea casatoriei sale legata Gu
George j. Kinney, de 21 ami, 915
Foraker ave, unl student la Gin
cinnati Law School. Judecatorul
a anulat casatoria.
sss
Carbondale, Ill. - I'm tren a
fost jefuit pc linia Illinois Gen.
trail, 1ntre Carbondale 81 Contra
liza. - In Occurs de doua sapta-
mani aceasta hottie s'a facut a
|doua oara, caci trenul nu este pa
zit 81 functionarii nu sunt prova-
zuti Gu arme. Autoritatile postale
n 'au pptut evalua paguba, dar Sc
crede ca eel putin 5000 dollari.
rinta nu s'a publicat inca 81 nici
nu Sc va publicas pana la confe-
Washington. - Planul comisiei
navale americana pentru confe-
rlnta. Gu toate aceste Sc site ca
acest plan nu Sc va limita numai
la aceea ca sa sc declare ca nu. sc
vor mai construi vase, caci acea.
sta mar resulta decat ca puterile
navale ar ramanea asa precum
sunt. Sc crede ca acest plan va
preciza Gu numSfi cantitatea de
vase ce ar avea fiecare putere.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-08

sllOZurile.
15) Nj s'au luat bani Gu sutele
de milioane, Gu miliardele sub di-
ferite forme 81 titluri; dar nu
contributiuni!?
81 au volt sa ne ia 81 cinstea 81
sufletul, dar n'au putut. Este
singura avere ce ne-a mai ramas.
Aceasta este pacea germana
Aceasta este pacea "f&r4 anexi-
uni 81 fara contributiuni'' Gu care
s'a ametit capul Rusilor si care 4
adus deseompunerea acelui impe-
riu nemarginit 81 ruina lui com.
plecta. Aceasta este pacea desti-
nata 9 infrati popoarele si . IL
nisti sufletele 81 spiritele!
Ne-au luat totul, totul, afara
de onoarea pc care nu LEAN dat-o.
Ne-au luat Dobrogea, coasta
marii, lumina ochilor. nostri. De
mil de ami de cand "a este q noa-
stra. Ovidiu si Gu cele peste 1000
de ami ne STUNT martori. 81 daed
an fost timpuri 81 an stat deo-
parte, apoi tot neamul ne-a fost
fmpartit pe mSini streine, hrxpa-
Irete. Oar asi, axi * ri y il aceia
re este a nostru, szi n ni ~ i
DobrOsea noastrs frnmoasx pli-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-08

ma de amintiri de ale stramosilor
nostri eterni, Dobrogea lui Mir
cea eel Batran 81 eel Mare, acea-
sta este a rapi, 9 ucide, copilul
drag ce sta lipit de sanul mamei
sale. Gu mainele ,legate la spate
privim fara d putea sd ajutam Gu
ceva, pentru un moment, la inla-
turarea acestei crime. Pana la
''Marea' cea Mare Sc intindca
stapanirea lui Mircea al nostru.
All, Dobrogea, margaritar stra-
lucitor ca si briliantul, in coroana
marelui nostrh rSee Ferdinand,
ne este smulsa prin yiolent4. Oar
"a std tot lipita de sufletul nos
tru u ochii nostris M se vor in.
chide pana lnu o vom revedea
iarAs venita veselx ii fericitA Ia
sanul mamei sale, aiAturi Gu toti
ceilalti copii &c au stAt atat amar
de vreme, rasletiti unii de altii.
Ne-au luat muntii. Doliul -
coboars 81 ne fncinse lungul mar
glneior tarii noastre, de Ia Por-
4 y u - Ae X
tlle de fier pana laC Cornul Luncii.
un zsDranic fnconi ioerx tara tos-
q = ne cerneste e. ctul. ~ m
mai = tle y nostrn llnSs1si \ x ~
a'sam y e c'a oehii ~ ais.ssll Y &
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-08

mai mandru 81 mai frumos char
ca mai inainte, dar nu mai este al
nostru! II vedem 81 cand ne uitam
Ia el 81 cand nu ne uitam. Il We
dem 81 cand ne stau ochii atintiti
pc crestele 81 pc plaiurile lui pline
de poezia povestirilor neamului
nostru, cand ne admiram crestele
lui acoperite de turmele nendma-
rate ce pasc iarba cea grasa 81 sa-
natoasa, 81 ma4ate de cantecul
jalnic al aueruagi 81 barbatesc al
buciumului sau @and ne uitam
spre vaile lui str6bdtute de parae
CRYSTALLINE, iuti ca soparla 81 reci
ca Il ghiata ]. 81 II yedem, muntele,
II cand fnchidem ochu si in visu,
rile noastre q in cantarile noas-
tire 81 cand ne plangem suferin-
tele 81 cand ne veselim la rasari-
tul soaredni. Si Gu atata este as.
tazi mai naret 'Omul" Gu atata
mai stralucitor ''Ciahlauls' Gu
cot ei stan dincolo de hotar, dar
81 Gu atata sunt ei mai stransi
= -
lipiti de spfletnl n,amei lor, al
tsrii noastre, az sufietnI nostru.
! Ol Ei vor reysni iaras Il moi !!
vor reveni q vot aduce Cd 81 q
suRstpl 81. ~ ~ = Adz.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-08
CA U 7

Pc loan Georgescu, zis 81 John
Georgeson, originar din Costesti
Arges, (Romania-, fost Sergent
Major in armata Americana, la
regimentul II Inf. Co. H. (Dou-
glas Arizona). Rog pc oricare
Roman daca site adresa dansului
sa-mi scrie, sau char dansul daca
celeste foaia sd raspunza imediat
pc adresa:
REV. SERBOIANU
CO G. Schiopescu
5435 Russell Str. Detroit, Mich.
(259, 60-61).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-25

where he had been brought unscath-
ed. He is of boyish appearance.
being only twenty years Of age and
of wiry build.
In discussing the trial flight and
the disaster he said: 1--WE were all
in the highest spirits when the diri-
gible left Howden for the trial flight.
We sailed over the North Sea first
and then started down the coast for
Pulham. A thick fog soon cnveloped
everything and we found it impos-
sible TO make n lending at Pulham.
and we became more or less lost, al
though we knew the general locality.
After sighting land at Hull we flew
across to Howden where we expect
ed to land at $50 SO we sailed over
Hull again, encircling the city twice.
making tests of the SHIPS controls.
was at the lower rudder proceeding
toward the tail and had just reach
ed the cockpit when came the tre-
mendous crash resulting in the COM
plete wrecking Of the ship
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-25
BANDITS SECURE HALF MILLION
FROM MAIL CAR AT DEN|SON
(Ry The Associaf ID Press)


DENISON, Texas. Aug, 25-The
Katy Limited was held up here this
morning by two bandits, the mail car
looted and several mail sacks, believ-
ed TO contain apDrpxinatrly $3.50.
600 were the loot of the bandits.
One Of Il sever pouches Of regis
tered mail obtained by the two band
its is said by officials who have been
checking up the remaining pouches in
the car, to have contained $4OO, 900.
The men held up the north-bound
Katy Limited as ii entered the city
at an early hour this morning. Fore
ing entrance TO the mail car they
struck ID. j. Polk, a postal clerk over
the head with a gun when he failed
to move as rapidly rs they desired.
They then apologized to the other
clerks for their action and began a
systematic looting Of the car. A large
number of mail sacks, both registered
and unregistered. were taken as well
as some packages III clerks were
bound and threatened with death IL
they raised III cutlery, Tire Iulhc. :
then dumped their loot from the car,
and made their escape.
Hundreds OF ler are securing The
country in search Of the robbers. Of
ficials express the opinion that there
were five men in the gang. only two
of whom entered the car, the other
carrying away the booty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-25

you reported. Joe Fordney. (Objec-
ton of | don't think 50 BY Fordney. }
mir. Fofdroy is one Of the best
tax shifteis we have. lie has shifted
the tax.s from Pittsburgh million
aires &C the poor Ge,il with small in
ccme ard the Child on the streets
who wants I, see a moving picture
show
"Iha Secretary ~ the. Treasury
9ll alon.' mas lad nG otjcct on Gods
;'rcnn. Earth tNccFt tc shift the tax
s from ,hc rich ard .ut them Oh the
POOR.
"litw ~ III" r;.mr 81 Heaven any
b,ly could p':t a r.ar ike Mellon at
tEr hea n the Treasury Depart
man: and expect taxes 10 bc reduce
i lhnr.' t:Ian 4. CA. '..il
"Why did ,ru lake 1000, 900 Of
taxes off cN1tt >hir'n'n:s and
leave the tax on ~. .r's bJ,.r You
will never be able I'd explain that q
your constituents.
"You take the higher surta, e. of
the man who has an income Of more
than $4,000 and in return for that
you give the poor man an additional
exemption Of $500. That j. all. Men
Of the House, your taxes are not re-
duced; how can your constituents
taxes be reduced.
"Take this tax bill before any
audience next year and if tho oppon-
ent of any Republican candidate has
any sense at all he can run you of
the stump.
"The difference between the part
les today is that we Democrats pro
pose to tax those able to pay ana
you Republicans to levy taxes 50 il
will disturb big business the least.
''You should have doubled, NOR,
than doubled, the inheritance taxes
But you couldn't do that becaus,
the gentleman from Ohio, Mr.. Long
worth, wanted to hand his fortune
down to his children. tMr. Long
worth, having no children. bushes K
the top of his very bald head. This
partisan feud lifts long enough fol
both sides to have laugh at his ex
pense.) 4.
"None Of you Republicans know
what is in the administrative fea'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-25
TIGERS ON WAY TO
MEET THE BASEBALL
TEAMS OF TAMPICO

The Brownsville Tigers left this
afternoon for Tarnpico where they
will play series Of seven games with
Tampico teams. The exact schedule
of games has not been announced as
yet, but the Tigers expect to play the
Astecas, team made up il Ameri-
cans and a team from the Banco
Francois de Mexico. The results of
the games will be wired to Browns
vile.
Those making the rtip are George
Desha, manager, John Egly, John
Champion. Joe Celaya, Jesus Pompa,
Albert Hill Guadalupe Rodriguez. q.
Cortinas, c. Dunnan. Adolpho Argui-
10, al of Brownsville, A Carruthers,
G. Carruthers, and III. w. Harms, of
Edinburg and Ed. Brady Of San Be
nito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-25
WILL MAKE CHANGE
ON MILITARY ROAD

County Judge Dancy. accompanied
by County Engineer Washington,
Assistant Engineer Sampson. j. +.
Blanton. secretary of the Retail Mer.
chants Association and X. G. Morris
made trip Of inspection over the
military highway along the river.
Wednesday morning. At several
points the road was found TO be in
need Of repairs, and the county I,
preparing 10 have the necessary re
pairs snade at an early date.
AT Carmen, a point above Villa
Nueva, conditions were found which
will necessitate removing about q
mile Of the road greater distance
from the river. Engineers went "a
that point this morning for the pur-
pose Of making the surveys.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-25
GARNER DECLARES TAX
BILL DISCRIMINA TESTN
FAVOR OF MILLIONAIRES

Declaring that the Fordney tax
bill "Shifted the taxes from the
Pittsburgh millionaires to the should
ers of the poor devil struggling, on
small income and the child on the
streets who wants to see a moving
picture show" Congressman John ~.
Garner has led the fight against the
tax bill in so mastery manner that
the republican majority found it ex-
tremely difficult to reply to his
charges. Taking the place Of Repre-
sentative Claude Kitchen, the rank
ing democrat Of the ways and means
committee. Mr.. Garner demonstrates
that as debater he was fully equal
10 that famous exponent Of the rough
and tumble school Of fiery debate.
The Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sun. in describing the
debate on the tariff bill recently in
the House, gives the following gra-
fic-report Of our fighting congress
mans courageous attacks on the
measure:
JAIN w
Texas, his red face more red be-
cause of Indignation, his voice first
shrilI and then hoarse from long
speaking, his rather diminutive frame
quivering in sympathy for the OPP
pressed taxpayer, led the Democratic
charge.
"Mr. Garner followed the some
what venerable Joseph w. Fordney,
who opened with an analysis of his
bill. At the height Of his excoriation
Of the bill. Mr. Garner frequently re-
ferred to Mr.. Fordney as "Joe Ford
fney' or "Mr. Fordney' and not as
.the gentleman from Michigan"
Indicating fairly well the partisan
nature Of the debate and the cam
paign cry Of the Democrats next
year were the following typical eX-
pressions in Mr.. Gamers speech:
"When the milhonaires in Pitts
burgh and Detroit heard that the ex-
cess profits tax would not be re
pealed until next January they cried,
"lIy God, what is my party coming
to We financed its campaign last
year"
'T'll give you credit fqrIARe, thing;
the tax bill as amendnble by the Re
publican caucus is a. better bill than