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New Britain herald., 1922-05-31
COMMUNICATED
MORE ANENT DANCE HALL
I. Wonder Questions Real Reason For
DIR. Recks' Opposition to Pavilion

Dear Sir:
Without going into the merits, pro
o: con, of the proposed dance pavilion
at Walnut Hill park, I would like to
make brief comment on the reported
statement that DR.. 7. Eben Reeks is
opposed to the pavilion on the
grounds that it would tend to annoy
patients at the hospital. Without
dwelling on the fact that the pavilion
would probably be at least an eighth
Of mile from the hospital, can DR.
Reeks explain why dance music would
annoy patients any more than band
concertS-yet he has never publicly
opposed band concerts in Walnut Hill
park which is the peoples park and,
we always assumed, for the people.
The doctors protest seems to me to
be poorly taken and one might al
most suspect that certain third ward
ers who are prominent, financially, in
hospital affairs and to whom the doc
tor must look for the security OF his
position, may have passed the word
along to him that for reasons OF their
own-which may have nothing to do
with the hospital-they object to
public dance place in their exclusive
third ward.
7. WONDER
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31
WHAT'S WRONG?

Much time, thought, ink and air
has been expended over trying to
solve the question: Whats wrong
with the world
Admitting, for arguments sake
and for her sake only-that there is
something wrong with the world, and
that it isn't the nice place to be in
just at this time when the springtirne
sunlight is bright, the question has
been answered. No longer need we
puzzle our substitute for what great
men use when they think, no longer
need we investigate things we have no
business to bother about; no longer
need we feel that the remedy for the
sick world will come only through our
efforts.
The matter has been settled. Nor
do manners. habits, customes or cos
tunes of girls enter into the solution.
High cost of living, selfshness in Civ
ing, refusal to be forgiving-none of
these things are to be blamed for the
reason for the wrongness of the world
If it be admitted that there is any
thing the matter with said world.
The men are to blame. We have il
on no less authority than a man
authorized to address the sixteenth
annual convention of the California
association. He de-
clares that every man who lays claim
to any class at all has his pet shade
of face powder, his particular fra
GRANGE in toilet water, his favorite
shaving soap and his distinctive pre-
ference in nail polish
Acauit the fapper, aquit every
thing else, and arraien the men with
claim to class before the bar of
justice. If all this is true no one may
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31
rs Years Ago Today
(Taken from Herald of that date,

Bernard f. Gaffney is confined to
his home with an illness.
Professor Marcus White will speak
on Normal Schools" at a meeting of
the State Council of Education in the
Capitol at Hartford, Saturday.
The American band will give a con-
cert at Central Park tonight under
the auspices Of the Nutmeg club.
The wheel races to be held at the
Berlin driving park yesterday We're
postponed until Saturday on account
of rain. The cricket game between
the Nutmegs' and the New Rochelle
team will also be played at Electric
Field Saturday on account of the rain.
Mrs. William F. Brooks gave a
reading on Customs and Fashions in
Old New England" at the meeting of
the Esther Stanley chapter, D. A. r.,
yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31
Lengthy
COUNCIL Meeting
Pavilion-Cinic-Linder Questions
Up for Consideration

With sentiment split three ways on
the question OF an open air dahce
pavilion in Walnut Hill park, an UNI
favorable report on the propose for
a $4,000 appropriation for dental
clinic expected to meet with much
opposition: several members includ-
ing the mayor, not in favor OF adopt
ing a special committees recommen-
dation that Assessment Expert Thorn
as Under be engaged for two years,
tonight's meeting of the common
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31
council gives indication of being one

council gives indication of being one
of the most interesting in years
special meeting will be held at
o'clock for the election of a school
committeeman. Democrat members
of the council have decided on the
nomination of P. F. King, former
chairman of the police commission
and it is not expected that there will
be any opposition. Following the spe
cial meeting, the adjourned meeting
will be held for the transaction of 9TH
err items of business.
On the pavilion project, one group,
led by Councilman Clifford Hellberg
and d. l.. Nair are in favor of build
ing a dance hall in Walnut Hill park;
a second group, under Councilman M.
s. Porter favors the idea of a pa
viion, but not the proposed site,
while a third group is unqualifiedly
opposed to public open air dance
pavilion conducted by the city.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

horizon which may take away from
the enthusiasm of the people OF the
city for a plan which viii mean much
TO every individual in It,
II was said the other day that New
Britain would have new hotel
eventually; that 1t was only question
of time when the palpahle wisdom of
the plan would bring about its de-
yelepmenl, If that inevitable time
has come and the hotel plans are to
be carried through straightway, the
people OF the city are to he congratu-
lated that its development is to be in
such capable hands.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31
COMMUNICATED
"Onc OF Many" Opposes Municipal
Dance Pavilion As Menace To
Moral Welfare of Young People
Editor Nauy Rrifaip JJaral1,

Editor New Britain Herald.
Dear SIR
The resolution in the council to
build a public dancing pavilion in
| Walnut Hill park seems most unfor-
tunate, and the argument of revenue
to be derived therefrom would seem
to indicate the cty's willingness to
Ipace temporary financial benefit
above ultimate citizenship built on
good morals and character This does
not imply that all who dance in pri-,
vate, friendly groups or in public with
strangers are started on the down.
ward path. But certainly public
pavilion with small charge would
result in many young people given the
opportunity to dance who otherwise
would not. and with the stamp of APP
proval of community many of whom
are unalterably opposed to this reso-
luton. Nor are all who are opposed
the clergy.
When Councilman Hellberg, in in
PRODUCING his resolution, made refer
ence to support from ministers and
welfare workers, he did not include
all the ministers as Mr.. Taylor has
publicly stated-nor does it include
all the welfare workers, as this will
prove; and from personal knowledge,
| can assure Mr.. Helberg that a great
many citizens are not in favor.
/ believe it is admitted by the vast
majority of thinking people that the
modern dance even in private does
not elevate ideals and has been gen
orally deplored How much worse
then in public where the young girl
feels it necessary sometimes to dance
with a stranger on semi stranger, and
where Young men under the influence
of liquor so often collect. I am op-
timistic and believe that given a little
more time the present wave of frer-
zied frivolity will have spent itself
and the young people of today, no
more basically bad than their parents
and grandparents will establish new
normal condition.
| do firmly believe, however. that
the Common Council of New Britain
should consider most carefully before
committing us to a policy of CONNER
cializing a questionable pleasure. Ask |
the thousands of mothers whom we
honored publicly a few weeks ago,
and many q worried father whose
children are caught in the whirl of
the present days reckless. thought
less, pleasure mad mood.
Passenger traffic is protected by
Watch Your Step and Safety |
First signs, and traffic cops, The
city owes DIS much to its most valu-
able assets the men and women of
Yours for clean city and good
ONE OF MANY.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31
TO HIGHEST BIDDER.
New London Deposits to be Given Out
According to Legal Rulings.

New London, May 31.-Following
recent rulings of the attorney general
of the state on Sunday amusement IL
censes to the effect that New London's
charter takes preference over state
laws, Director of Law Hankey has
given decision that city deposits, In
accordance with the charter provis-
ions, shall go to the highest bidder,
even though such deposits may ex-
coed the 80 per cent of the bidders
capital stock and surplus, the limit
prescribed by state law.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31
COMMONS ADJOURNS.

London, May 31.-(By Associated
Press. 1.-The governments motion for
the Whitsuntide adjournment of the
house Of commons until June IL was
carried today, 207 to 49,
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

With sending stations interfering
with one another, the radio is almost
certain to encourage great forward
strides in the art of cussing.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled
to the use for Republication OF all news
credited to It or not otherwise credited
In this paper and also local news pub
llan I'd herein.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

Lloyd George has a peculiar knack
of stroking a crisis until he can get a
concession out of it.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

In time of stress, Europe's idea of
self-reliance seems to be to turn its
face towards America in howl
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31
Member Audit bureau Of Circulation

The A. r. C. is national organization
which furnishes newspapers and adver-
tisers with strictly honest ANALYSTS OF
circulation. our circulation statistics are
based mon thls audit. This insnres pro-
teetion against fraud In newspaper dis.
tribution asures to both matt NAL and To-
cal advertisers
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

There are old-fashioned girls too
modest to wear present styles, but one
doesn't see SO much of them.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

The general complaint appears to
be that Russia is about to get con-
verted without a season at the mourn
ers bench.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

Tipping is foolish and wasteful
practice unless you intend to eat again
at the same place.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

After all, France is not wholly I'M
reasonable. All that she objects to is
the inevita ble
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

Your Honor" explained the hold
UP man, Il was Just taking little
chance for the stonachs sake"
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

1t won't be so difficult for a rich
man to go through the eye of a needle
after the tax-assessors trim him.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

About the easiest way to save man
kind would be to make little change
In nature so that remorses come be-
fore the fact.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

Dempsey says the British aristo
Gratis are rather nice folks. Margot
we are avenged.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

When the crack of doom sounds,
a lot of politicians will get scared and
begin frantic tinkering with the tar
if
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

ing soft words of consolation to the
other fellows vanity
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31
Facts andFancies
(BY ROBERT au1LLEN)

You understand, of course, that an
epigram is merely a young platitude.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

If man can appear in a divorce
trial or run for office without being
made to seem a knave, he's pretty
good stick.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

Ft Apache, the old and historic
army post of the southwest, is to be
abandoned.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

more democratic in the case of oil
stocks
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

If a man is so homely the ladies
won't notice him, lie finds consolation
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

Entered at the Post once al New Britain
as Second Class Mail Matter.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31

When farmers are in need of rain,
all they need to do is ask a few city
folks to plan a picnic.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31
in the conviction that he has a strong
character

AS Il rule, humanity comes to Its
senses and the bottom of its purse at
about the same time.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31
susscRIpTloN RArrsl

$500 Three Months,
76c a Month.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-31
New Britain Herald

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20
vaSilc Colds

ropene, apoi de signr Cd nu sill va
cuceri nici prin titluri de fosti 81
Iviitori ministri, nici prin banchcrii,
8nici prin oratori sau interviewati
81 nici prin descendenta boiereasca
.ci numai prin acea elita, al carui
triumf il pregatesc spiritele de ta-
Tia lui Colds, asimiland cultura
europeana 81 scotland din punerea
.ei in contact cu realitatile roma-
nesti, elemente originate de ciyili-
zatie
Caci Vasile Goldis, ca 81 celelal-
te spi1ite creiatoare della moi, a
stiut ca prin cunostintele sale is
torice si sociologice. sd fiftreze
prohlemele politice, sd lie disciarna
in mod critic 81 sa le dea inter-
pretare, desi stiintific universala,
totusi specific romaneasca. In po-
litica, mai greu ca i'm toate celclal-
te domenii, este munca de a me-
todiza, din cauza fluctuatiei feno-
menilor 81 aici Colds a pus sfavila
sociological. Putini dintre oanrenii
nostri politiei au cultul acestei sti-
inte, fara de care nu poate Fl
pOlitica, - asa cum il are Colds.
fnarmat en- metodele eli. en- rezul-
tatele 81 invatamintele eli, Vasile
Goldis proectat viata publica ro-
maneasca dintr 'un punct de vede-
re hine fixat, un pnnct de gravi-
tate, in jHrul caruia au grayitat
tcate evenimentele della unire I'm
ccsce, canalizandu-se 81 explican-
elu-le prin conceptia sa bine deli-
mitata in vreme ce pc altii, ele sa.i
ii schimban san i'm derltau.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20
DECLARATuLE DE VENT
ST AVERE.

Parlamentul din Bucuresti in
cursul anului 1921 obliga pc toti
locuitorii Romaniei, precum 81 pc
Srpusii Romani aflatori in tari
straine. ca sa faca pc anumite
formulare Declaratii cu privire
la veniturile cedulare, la venitul
global 81 la alcatuirea detailata a
avcrii fiecaruia. Cart. % din le-
gea din lulie 1921. In declaratie
Sc va arata:
/. Elementele activului patri-
monial (pamant, case, depozite
de bani, etc.>
:. Naloarea acestor elemente.
3. Pentru fiecare bun modul lui
de dobandire, data precisa cand
a intrat in stapanirea lui.
4. Titlnrile publice 81 private,
omanesti sau straine, natura lor,
seria 81 numaral.
.. Creantele chirografare, ipo-
tecare sau priyilegiate, ell indi-
carea titlului cnstitutiv al obliga-
tinnei, data, numele si domiciliul
creditor,rlli. precum 81 dreptule
ce terrible All asupra bunurilor
aflate in patrimoniul contribua-
'bilului.
| Articolul 26 din lege spune
iarasi: ''Odata cu predarea de-
claratiunii, contribnabilul va tre-
bM sa prezinte bordereuri referi-
toare Ia ereanteFe. efeetele sau
titlurile declarate's
I4egea prevede scutiri pentru
sarcinile de fanailie, pierderi SUI
fertile, datorii 81 doban1ile pla-
tite. Foate acestea trebuiesc ins
'dicate precis, spre a putea ebtine
scaderile cnvenite. Deasemenea,
|1nnlte 'bnnuri, cum sunt anumite
,benuri Gle Stat, actiuni, STUNT scu-
tite de iinpozite.
Deelaratiile 81 Borderourile tre-
buiesc trimise de fiecare in eel
maj scurt timp. Legea prcyede La
|articoMl 81 an,cn9i 81 penalitati
|foarte stricte pesiclw lipsa decas.
|ratiilef sau declaratiile incon.
plecte.
Declaratiife Sc triaait prin can.
suatele respective. 81 de aci, prin
lnialoeal curiernlui Lefatiei dia
Washington, ele aiming Ii Miniss
Iterstl de Extenle din Bacurcsti.
de u'de Sc vor expedial II per.
ceptilie u admHamtnfiile finan-
clare e1peetive.
Tpti trebuie nd SO grabBasc6
'arsi precusn dirsct saal prin inter.
medinl agentilor romani do ID
ilrmdsesii depszitnri eelleTali: 4
I'm. DRUGGEItJ, 5l0e Isusssl
Str. DrtIoit, MIyli. q
2 n. EUCIJ, ~ G4sadg Az.
Highland Park, Mich.
lDU1GkNRAN SERVICE
1Ernln I lU - g.. pEsbasll Are.
NIal3 \ g 'fO, I Ilis. (Adv.)
/ fA2 : 1.l !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20

mi = mulEs regiuni banci}e
i1pFunut1 cL . dobanda de 4 i
y suAk dAr ceAditiunile isnpruRu-
tlllni sunt assieasi. Pc cai wrzi
~ p&feti si pe dintii de aur din
guf1 rici ma mutt al . lescaie.
NM pSli1isieoii ssnt psntrn
hniF 4 st1t ilr ~ Atpnei
4 voFbs ~ tSn1i.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20

DtH SciltEdtiA efOicd UnlTcI,
pntini dintre nouii factori politici
al nouelor provincii. an aAus inl
viata noastra publica, cNgetarel
politjcd disciplindtd. suportata de
% cutura sistematizata, asa cum a
adus Vasile Colds. Omul att de
des citat in cercurile politice, al
trait totusi rdtras de zgomotul zil-
mic. Rare orr vorbit preset, mai
rare orr a vorbit la intrnniri poll
tice 81 totusi numele sau era pre-I
zent de unde lipsea omul, pentruca|
Il inlocuia sill 1nlocueste pretutin-
deni, acea cugetare de care am vor-
bit 81 acea scrutare stiintifica fe-
nomenelor politice, pc earl 81 lie ex-
plica sociologic. Vorbitorul obis-
nuit. acel tip de orator att de free
vent in zilele noastre, - la care.
M cugetarea merge inaintca cuyin
tului, ci cuvIntul merge inaintea
gandului, acel vOrbitor sc uita.
Tot astfel sc uita Gel dies intervie-
wat 81 asaltul zilric al catorva insi
in cOloanele gazetelor Sc explica|
numai asa, ca neavand un fond de
idei, lipsindu- lie cugetarea pehtru
ca lie lipseste cultura, nici odata mn
reusesc sa exprime durabilul; ci
totdeauna STINT nevoe ca ST Sc faca
prezenti societatii, prin Sc pre-
zenta din nou. Viata noastra pu-
blica GENE de asa zisi "oameni po-
litici,' care fac sila preset 81 tri-
bunei. Calitatea lOr dominanta
este ca. vOrbesc.
Nasile Colds, este prezent 81
cand lipseste della fata locului, pen
truca pc unde trece, lasa urma H.
nei cugetai'i mediate. Dintr'o a.
valansa de vorbe. auditorul sau
cetitorii, Sc pomenesc ca mai tar
ziu n 'au retinut decat ceeace al
spus Colds. 81 oricat si-a potenta
memoria, nu-si mai amintesc cele|
spuse Gle altii. Daca luam numai|
ultimele declaratii facute de d-sa
preset, prin care definea fortele
noui politice' ca ''propulsive" 1n|
contast ca cele conservative sill
in care propunea Gale mijlocie,
calitarea selutiei unui parid del
mediatiune, vedem ca ne aflam ind
fata unei eugetATi politice, preo-
bisnuita All Spnneti, va rog, eel
va mai aduceti aminte din decla-
rattle tinarului cutare transilva-l
mean sau cutarui batran rafinatl
din vechiul Regat? Eli. yorbesc.
asa cum sc vorbeste obisnuit in fa- |
mile, la club sau pc strada.
Distinctiunea lui Vasile Goldisl
de descinde in viata publica cuI
un bagaj Gle idei 81 mai ales i
lucru rar in viata politica della moi |
= ell conceptie filozofica de via
ia, la c,cerit repede titlul de Sill
perioritate intelectuala in toatet
partdele 81 M este astazi unul la
noi in tara scare sd nl rosteasca
numele lui Nasila Colds, cu alt
sentiment decat eel ell care al msti
pc al cutarui millistru sau sef del
partid, cu acel sentiment GU care
sc rOstea pc vremuri numeke luiI
Aurel Popovici, sau in vechiul Re- |
gat numele lui Mattel Cantacuzino. |
In aceasta ordine de idei democra-
tnl Vasile Colds face parte, deal
dreptul din elita tdrii, dar nu elita
orin hume, bani san titluri, ci prin |
superioritatea innxscuta. 81 nea-
mul nostru daca are sa-si cucereas-l
ca nn loc' in concertul cultrlrei cu-l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20

/
rile spun Cd tara nu trebne sd
fic snPusa Ia An nou imposit -
dar, in treacat fie zis, Comisarul
Prohibited mai cere guvernului
. sama de $10;OOO.OOO pentrn
aplnarea legci prohibited.
Mamele mar face rau dsca ~
'aplica papacul pc partea dorsAl4
p fetelor earl napadesc, cl scri-
spri in caFi descriu dragostsa ~
iselstru Redaetorii Kuricelsf
Inimeit dar II aSa fel a. a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20

putin Is zile sa doarma numai
pc coasta.
M,lte femei carl Sc imbraca ca
sa cafcercasea stunt cncefite de
gelmenii pneumoniei.
i Priho1ul ma 'singurul semn
despre apropierea primaverei.
'Cand circul Incepe sc circule sd
stiti ca primavara bate la rsa.
=
Dupa conceptia unor ziare
''Solidaritatea Americana IN
seamna sa muncesti 81 sa tie null
tumesti fara Sc cartesti,. Gu cat
It'll da patronul in sehimbnl mum.
cei tale.
u
Tn STAT gratis: Nj fluierati
Impotriva vintului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20

Was.. s..mgton. - Departmental
de comert primit rapoarte de
la reprezentantii Statelor Unite
III Gerlnanla earl spun ca caile
ferafe au fost restaurate Spr0ape
la normalul de dinainte de raz-
bOiu. AceaSta inseamna un pas
foarte mare spre refacerea com
plecta a economiei Germaniei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20


ce au adus resolutia ca dac@ pa.
tronii ma vor accepta conditiile
lor vor declars greva cu ziua de
i April. Conditiile cerute de Ell
,sunt Mentinerea platilor actuale
ri an adaus de 20 Ia suta pe4tr.a
minerii de antracit. Ziua de 6 ore
de iucru 81 saptxmaHa de cinei
zile, preeum 81 platirea sAptaua&-
naaA. Aceste sunt cererile lor prin-
|cipale, afara de anele cereri az
importanta secuadars. Ptonii
pan 'acum sunt psntru reducerea
|platiaer ri pentru nina de 8 ore
de lucru, plus sSptamana de s
|zile.
gosif de Pasquale, de 55 ami, d
fost ucis asia noapte fnApoia ca
sci lui dim 1905 Connectieut ave.
CadAyr'la lui a fost' gasit de poll
tistnl William Evans. Pasquale 1
fost Gu gatul taiat y Gu cate-vs
saoaAts in corpul III. Vecinii AZ
|rApcrtat poiitiei cx III auzit cine;
o. Atari veninA dinAprs casa
|sa Pasanaie. foli3iatsi veAit \
saslt r. Pasaasle sr9 dax llsx
Iseald 4, q.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20

Chicago. - Tragand mai multe
focuri asapra unei multimi ce as
tepta dupa tramvaiu, cinci oa-
neni. pan 'acum neidentifieati.
= au omorlt pc TN ON 81 an ranit
I'M mod serios pc doaa femei.
Omul emorit fost omul cautat
de eel necunoscuti. Politia cauta
elupa Ell.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20
Af0RhATIUN|

Washington. Departmental
|de comert PRINT rapoarte de
la reprezentantii Statelor Unite
in Germania earl spun ca caile
ferafe au' fost restaurate Sproape
|4a normalul de dinainte de raz-
bOiu. Aceasta inseamna un pas
foarte mare spre refacerea com
Iplecta economiei Germaniei.
Chicago. - Tragand mai multe
focuri asapra mei multimi ce as
tepta dupa tramvaiu, cinci oa-
,neni, pan 'acum neidentifieati.
= au omorit pc I'm ON 81 an ranit
i'm mod serios pc dona femei.
Omul omorit fost omul cautat
de eel necunoscuti. Politia cauta
lupa Ell.
Washington. Presedintele
Harding abla scapat All de un
accident de tfamvaiu. FL venia
Gle la o pli,nhare pc Pennsylvania
ave. in spatele lui cu niste GA
meni apartinatori serviciului Sc
rret. Sosind in apropierea Casei
Albe, ell a volt sa treaca peste
drum. In marea aglomeratie el
n ebservat un tramvaiu ce We.
mia Gu o viteza considerable, =
nllmai i'm ultimul moment. El
lnsa ma si-a perdut singele rece,
ma venit in confuzie. ci a trecut
.hepede, asa ca tramvaiul a trecut
abba la 2-3 ineiuri de el. Game
mi de la serviciul secret erau in
spalmAntati 81 au stat inmalmu-
rlti la loc, neputandu-se misca de
groaza numai cand trecand tram
valul, an vazut pc presedinte de
ceealalta parte uitandu-se zim-
bind catre ei.
Directorul serviciilor publice
din Cleveland Maline anuntat
eri CA incepand Gu l April Sc vor
lncepe lucrari de strada. mai ales
de pavare. Aceste llcrari yor da
de lucru la suite de oameni carl
acllm sunt fara lucru. Departa-
mentul serviciilor publice are La
.dispOzitie l,n fond de $3.50 600
pentru aceste lucrari, afara de
s,lma de $1,8O0.000 ce va servi
pentru pavarea 100 strait noHi.
PriMarul KOhler declarat ca
eriza de lHcru costa O suma con-
.siderahila pc oras. In Cleveland
sunt 15.000 familii carl traieM
din ajuteruA orasalui. Srlma CO
s'a cheltuit in anul acesta pen
tru ajuterarea ler treee pese
*l5O.O0O.
Pine Bluff. - Aici s'a organi-
zat mn de malt un club numit
Chlbnf Tinerilor pregresivi. SEQ
p,ll lui era ca naesMbsii sa ny in
tretiHa relatii, de c,lnpstinta ca
fete Carl su paasal si fasta seurta.
Clnbul ifnsa s'a desfiintat candI
.viee-presediatele Lilbarn Red
ding . fugit Gu 0 fatA de Is ami,
Bessie Mcclellan, care avea parul
.taiat 81 fsss searta, si funA
.tiearete.
New York. - Marele jnriu 4
pus Sub aca,x3 III aapt6mAna ire
,esta pc 10 sefHti de- bsrsS carr
M defMudAt pnhlicsl Gu same
enoriaae prin vSaaarea4 q hirtiiler
fam nici q valoare rAala. All s'aI
descoperit = y din aceste per
soane an parasit prasul si s'an'
.dus in loc necunoscut. Sc crede|
ca Il 81 pxrxsit eontinsntuls
Indianapolis. Adunarea ~