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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26

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tsitenmrer Jig for at bore rIso psu
nGbnte SeftIie5eb, ifal babe en- Nep'h'
%itrtant oeo Wsoerne.
Geripm Seres Gag life alereoe pan
fattet 9eil,itnine ansaaenoe bette cue
lapt Sagen oppe til Srsftel1e, ann".
beS 2aaet berpeb ON at behanole osn
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rrre u,eb pna at ,ienbtte berne laa S..,
biae Gnleonins % aisre Ut ri a ~.
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0aab ian tomme tilbprIis frem ! &aa''
IDiet. "a.
aaoct er ba berpeb paa bet renllalls
inSb,iSt til at beltaee / Soften, goflp.'
life at pGlse permanente Nepr~leIt"s
ter for SGuesraaeetS IrSer roetEls,
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g, q, &smnius. 6oyHl,
u. Sd, Snnhbeim. SeS'
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26
SDo 0afota.
&NQtra ire0 fire Wrn. 8

SHILLING me6 fire Ben. gaa 9ronf
Eeterions Sarm peitenfor geresforb
er roruget en- &pIing meo fire gen.
Sen er ligeiaa raft og aftip iom De
andre | Sloffen, og set uipbbonliae
er, at BEN a~fperlenbe Burger beeae
De to Sect Ben. Oe to foran ipnes
Dog at bore De, Der BELT foretreffes.
Gn 93-aaris Snsbolberife. Wrs.
&ate @bitforb / &apio gitp incomes
iom ben raifeite apinbe for fin IIoer
| Soutb Safota. Sum fploer / Sum-
1T 93oe Iar, mer, uofprer enonu alt
%inoenosrs Irbeibe / BET Stem, iom
beboes al benoe og benoes Ssn, oa
benoes Snsboloning erfleres al SEQ.
bcer for eremplariif.
Sbser otter foripnnben Ianbs
Zig. Com ct iibite Sorisg bar 0a-
boer og S1eetninse foretaget en-
frugtesles Sggen langs SireItone
Greet beb Sireltone for mllligens at
finbe 2iget af BEN foripunone Soc
0abis. San ~foripanbt for on,trent
to Waaneoer fiben uoen at eiterlabe
Jig be ringeite Spor. Ser frpates mn
for, at ban er bleber Offer for en-
Sorbrpoelie.
Spp Welfefibr itiaalet. ct enc.
itaaenoe Serperf bIep forleben Seat
f~orsoet paa Mrs. Iap gorricfs
Sarm, belieeenbe 90 WtiI Spb for
Weiaer, ioet fife alene ipp al De bebite
Wfelfefisr blep itiaalet, men en- Il1-
tomobils .Siulringe isnberflenaebe,
flere S9letsier ifaaret iitpffer, Bia.
traaogierber ebelast o. I. b. Wan
TON NOT tenfe Jig, of ttoeen funbe
babe 8rug for Welfefierene, men at
anoet ifuloe poelesses ipntes ufatte.
ligt.
SaarS 9amp for Sise. grneit
&lebicb, en- Sarmer noele Dbl fra
aibton, frelite forleoen Sag 2ipet ef.
ter en- baarb Scamp, % omenb hans
enc BEN blep brlbt regrer ban set
for ct beloist ltbfalo. San fisrte en-
Elo9 forip9not fire Seite og Ieoet en-
ltngbeit efter fig, ba oenne blep
iframt og iprang moo &lebicb, iaa
ban talot ~foroper neb al S9oet oa
imelem De ifarpe 8logifier. Seitene
iprang iamtiois lsbif, men @anoen
tlamreoe Jig fait til 9losens &an-
me og bolot Jig Der trobs at bans
enc Ben blep brltbt. S benne iorfar.
beige Stiaing iorblep ban mebens
Seitene iprang benimoo en- Mil, men
bleb iaa enoelig rebbet al tiliIenoe
Haboer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26
WtnneIpta.
WcSntsre guuf plnnbret. On

WtcSntgre ganf plgnoret. On Sp.
pebanOe bar Seat til Sirsoag bruot
Jig inb / ganfen / IcSntpre, fife
lanet fro &ocbeiter, % unbi Hap pe6
0aggrp meo $4,000 / &ontanter.
&anbibat for Sberifi. Slof &.
Sagen, Soloat fra 8eroensfrigen %
tioIi9ere i @rocerp. Sorretning / gu.
itih, bar itiaet Jig iom aanbibat for
Sberiff | Woper Gountp peo 9ri.
mRrpaleet ben lobe Sum-. Scr. So.
gen er foot / Iorum Sogn og fom
til Woiper Gountp / 1913, er gift %
bar en- Sen. San tiente / ire 9lar /
arr1een % bar meb / Sranfrige og
Spiflano | eQepe Waaneoer.
8ammel 4pismanb bsb. s. G.
Guoit, antagelig Winneiotos elbIte
Ipisubgiper / afttp Sirfiombeb, er
afgaaet peo Ssben / GbaIfa. San
bar foot / Staten 0efp gorf / 1916
og fom til CAREER County / 1857.
Sum Is glar ganmel bperpebe ban iig
/ 1861 til Sieneite iom Solbat I'm.
Der @orgerfrigen og afmpnitreoes
peb arigens Slutning iom 2sitnant.
San bapbe oaret aoisuogiper / Gba.
ifa iioen 1865.
Sfabescritatnins al $1,000. Scr.
% Wtrs. Sasmir al 8ernoale blep
Tor nogen Sib tilbage paa en- &rpos.
ming al 8reat Hortbern 9anens
Spor i Sergus Sails paafisrt al ct
Cog og fit lin automobil oelpis poe.
lagt, mebens Wtrs. 6. 6. 9ablfe, iom
fisrte meo Dem, fom noget tilifabe.
Sun iagisgte Observation-Disclosures for
$4,000, men err / bisie Gage pe6
Hetten tilfienbt $1,000. Set bar In.
ser gesrapelien eiter Wr. 9abife, at
llloffen inbtrai.
Sclp at betalc for Yolititilisn. On
8ranoiurp / Sacfion bar a~nbefalet,
at giere at 0anieiale / Sacfion Goun-
tp bsr betale for Yolititillpn peb
bisie fine SorlpIteliesiteoer. 9ad en-
6arm, bpor en- Saniepapilion isges
2srbas % Ssnbae, bar man iunoet
oct ~nsbpenbigt at laoe Gountpets
Sberiif isrse for geifpttelie MOB ~.
perier, beruiebe Soft og @olosbano.
linger. nbgifterne bermeb bsr BE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26

iibent at @ortb 9afota @beat @rop.
ers @siociation og q. 6. Sepett al
8ortlanb, Oregon, 8eneraIbeitprer
af openn9pnte Nortbtpeltern asio.
citation.
&anbiSat for StatsiefretGr. -
Sanes Scooter, Banter / 9apion,
bar peb llgens 9egpnoelie itiaet fla
iom &anbibat for ben republifanife
Domination til Statsiefreter. Nr.
Scooter bill life gaa meb paa nogerl
Salpering bperfen meb Semofrater
eIer Ronpartiian 2eael,e, men er i
Sapsr al at uorpooe "beIe Serfet".
8anfiasen i Sarge. 8. 6. Soft.
bus, ttoligere Nortb Safota ganfin.
ipefter, bar ben iibite af be IS Mano,
iom al EFT @ranbiurp / Gals County
bar lat unber Siltale for at babe
giort Jig ifplbie / ct eler anoet Sob.
brro | Sorbtnbelie meo enbel l1reael.
mpsiigbeoer | ben faaerebe Scanbi.
lloolan'Imerican ganf / Sarge. De
IL Wtaro er, foruoen 2oftbus, fsI.
geroe: u. 9. Sotpnlep, @iniam Gem.
tie, 8. g. Wcanenp, Cars Gbriitian.
ION. S. S. Settings, g. q. Gggen,
Is. Ut. Sberman, George Cotton, ST.,
$. u. Faooocf, s. 90. Gatbro, $. s.
Sa9en og s. 8. gQis. Neo unbta-
gelie at Sberman, fom opboIoer fla
| California, bar ale ~inoiunbet fla
og Ittuet ben forlanete 8aution. Ir.
SonnleD erfl9rebe, OF set belle mart
otloe blGie Zig no iom etbpert anbet
politilf ltpeir og at Nonpartiian Sea.
que til ipperoe og iioIt piloe itprfes
og bef9Ites oerpeo. Sagen bar lat
ticene iaa pasienbe fort Sib for Sri.
mprnalget ben 2Sbe Stunt, iogoe ban,
men ben pilbe MI iom for blipe en-
Boomerang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26
Sibliaere Sbieiteretsiuiitiarins bpb.

Sioligere Sbieteretsinititiarins bp6.
q. 8. MaribaG, tibligere Suititia.
rius | 8isconiins Ssieiteret, er al.
eaaet beb OGDEN / fit Siem / Maoi.
ion efter flere Waanebers Spgeleie.
San bleb rs Iar sammel.
@ebbemaal foiter 2ipet. SubIep
Sapnes af Gun 8rairie, 16 Iar
ganmel, er brufnet | Cafe grea5ee,
to Mil fra Wabiion, mebens CHARLES
2iebineer fun iaaoibt fit rebbet 81.
bet. Sc to forisste at ipsmme ODER
BEN lille Snbiie efter at babe inb-
gaaet 9pbbemaal berom.
Sunb for trGngenbe Stnbenter. -
St,loenter og Safultet be6 Statens
NormaIifole | Sllperior bill iom ct
Winbe ON Sfolens nplig afbebe
8reiibent, g. G. Wcaaifia, oprette
ct Sonb, bpis Genter ifal tilfaloe
tr9ngenbe Stl1oenter oeo benne
Statsinititrtion. Sette Winbefon6
bill blibe fienbt iom "WcGoifia
Srienbibip Suno".
Gr 103 g(ar gammel. airs. Rans
cp &etcbam S'9rien / Ssieo fplote
iibite Sirsoag 1903 Iar. Sum er emo.
MI nofiaa raif og bar en- ~l,ipbbanlig
goo Sufommelie. Sra fin 9arnoom
og llngbom fan bum fortGlle utalige
gegioenbeber % qipe nsiaetige @e.
ifribelier. Sum bleo fpbt / Staten
SEEM gorf set famine @ar iom 9ron-
ming @ictoria, bleb gift / 1857 og
fom meb i'm Iano til @isconiin /
1869.
Cutters mbitiifc Spripinben. Sra
@isconiin &apibs er / 9sbet al De
iibite Gar Tiger foripunbet TO Ssiifo.
legutter, iom bet life er lpffebes go.
litiet at opbage De ringeite Spor ef.
ter. Srpiqe Scbults, 16 g(ar gam.
mel, foripanbt fra gpen Den 13oe
Rai, % ONT barn peb man iaa meget,
at ban brog no paa @bentpr iarmen
ianumen meb TO 8iger / Seiifolen.
8igerne a~ienfanotes itrar eiter /
Banning, Wicb., bpor oe par itranbet
og fuloitpnbig fureret for lin Ban.
orelpIt, mebens @lttten bar % blep
borte. Sen 17.aariee 2ouis 3aba.
ma forloo Seiifolen forriee Snsbas
og er iiben life feet. Sans SorGlore
bar rbtalt i'm Srpet for, at ban eng.
itebes for life at funne beltaa ben
foreitaaenbe eramer, % of bette bao.
De noget at eisre meo bans Soribin-
ber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26
StI 8H86eIaeene.

Web Sanftz Sansssiber I 1925 bar
@gsbeIagenes SrIIesraab planlaet en-
itprre Seitlisbeb t SpiIinebberne (St,
Yaiil og IinneapoIis) til Iinbe ON
rem bunbreoaariee Suboarbrine, Tom |
1926 to8 lin SeebnbeIie fra Rorse til
Nmerifa.
0enne SGllesieit ifal bpIhes unSer
Sbgeelagenes Iuipieter, NMe gpsbes
lag. iom be'tcmmer lis for at barre meS
paa bette. BIZ iaa Nnlehniue til at taee
Gel | If9isreIien om. bporlebes Setter
ltaI a%rranaeres ira fsrit til iipit,
9e Gag. Tom auerebe til5erer @peSes
losenes Seuesraab eIer iom | en- ner
0temtib flutter iis TIL bette, er beretti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-26
MiSconNu.
8ammeI &piubc brrnSt ihinl.

8amme &pin6e brrn6t ibjel. =
Den 76'aarige AIRS. Watbep Sbinet
er branSt libel paa en- Sarm nor
Wtanltopoc. Webens bun bar aIcnc
! Sulet tanoe bun log. al more op |
aisttenopnen peb Sielp al aeroiene,
% oa andre $uiets SoIt tom ine
lsie' efter at babe melfet ial,bt be
betoe in6bpllet | Glammer.
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Evening journal., 1922-12-05
London and Other Boobies"
By WILLIAM II. HILL

London's Boobies" are an inter
esting group OF public servants,
They are supposed to know every
thing and the location OF every place
in that tremendous city. They are
never too busy to answer a ques-
ton or give advice, always civilly.
They are never brusque and are pa
tient and long suffering. II neces-
sary one OF them win stop traf-
fio IN the crowded precincts of Plea
dilly Circus or in the congested re-
gion OF Trafalgar Square TO answer
a question. Work OF those traffic
officers is sufficient to tax the mind
on duty. Yet they are always
placid. never in a hurry. methodical
as a clock and free from all fran
tic gesticulations no matter how
complex the jam OF vehicles or how
stampeded men and women become.
The traffic "Bobbie" does not bother
TO look behind him when he gives
the signal to stop; he does not wave
and beckon In a wasteful way. In
fact the enormous traffic OF London.
and its most crowded parts are to
be found in all sctions-makes travel
difficult. Narrow and twisting streets
create a condition 20 be treated
scientifically, and 1t is.
When the late Thomas f. Bayard
was Ambassador to the Court of
81. James he was quoted in one OF
the Wilmington papers as declar-
ing that the London Boobies" were
the most wonderful policemen in
the world. Since then there has
come a need OF a close regulation
OF city traffic in the United States,
notably in New York, although De-
troit, with its myriads OF automo-
biles. has made that city the center
OF traffic confusion. And Los An
geles. which has an imperfect sys-
tenn OF regulating traffic, has made
a terrific score for street mishaps
due TO carelessness and the absence
OF directing hands. New York city.
on Fifth avenue, has a system fash
loned after the block system on
steam railroads, and a sight of in
tense interest can be had by a ride
on top Of an avenue bus, to note the
four lines Of vehicles. mostly run
by gasoline. Signals are placed at
certain intervals and when the red
light IS shown over the avenue In
the center everything stops TO per-
nit the passage OF folks on foot
and vehicles to cross over. Men
are also stationed on the ground and
mishaps are rare.
There Is frequently comment
heard OF the present great traffic in
New York city, and II is great. Yet
as far back as the early seventies
OF the last century traffic on Broad
way. then the main highway. fire.
quently became congested in the
vicinity OF the City Hall and thence
down to the battery. In those days
horses were used for motive power
and the drays and other wagons
miniatures as compared with the
trucks OF today-occasionally be-
came tangled to an extent TO force
Evening journal., 1922-12-05

a suspension OF travel. Upon one
occasion the jam near the City Hall
became so intricate, ana each driver
was swearing at his nelghbor, that
the police took a hand. And 1t took
them three or four hours to un-
ravel the snarl.
BY the adoption OF one-way
streets the traffic question in ell cities
has been solved 20 a large extent.
In Philadelphia. for instance, the
folks on foot. in the business section.
have need TO look only one way when
1t comes TO crossing a street. Yet
the matter of which way folks on
foot should turn Is confusing to
one who goes a bit into the world.
In the United States the rule IL
keep 10 the right" In Eastern and
Western Canada II is keep 20 the
left. In Central Canada the turn
is to the right; in the West It is the
left turn.
Sydney. Australia has signs on
the sidewalks. directing Keep to
the left" and, OF course, II is the
same in the streets. In Melbourne,
folks on the sidewalks turn TO the
right. but those who use the streets
turn to the left. In Adelaide one
can turn on the sidewalks either
right or left without being consid-
cred a foreigner. London had the
left turn fixed, It was thought. and
II remains so in respect 10 street
traffic, but on the sidewalks-possibly
due to the Americanlzatlon' OF that
Big English settlement-people turn
either TO the right or left, most OF
them to the right.
All these differences in turns
makes It hard for a stranger and
the effect is that one accustomed 10
turn to the right is in constant
jeopardy in a turn-to-the-lft section.
When one becomes familiar with
the left turn and then returns TO a
land where the right turn is In
vogue he has to learn all over again
when crossing a street. Thus the
only safe plan to adopt is that Of
looking both ways and keeping
Evening journal., 1922-12-05

pline OF tho London Boobies" The
discipline OF their training and the
discipline they ENFORCE upon the pass
Ing crowds.
Ono big fellow who stands at the
entrance 70 the quarters OF the Lord
Chancellor in the Parliament build
ing is a mine OF information. He
Is ever ready 20 direct a stranger or
to suggest something worth seeing.
In the course Of chat with him he
told OF a guide who was taking a
party OF visitors through the Parlla-
ment building the guide knew his
story by heart. but not much else,
and to his party ne pointed TO a
chair and said: THAT Is the Wool
sack."
one OF the Americans In the party
then asked; What is the Wool
sack2"
The guide was stumped. but got
control OF himself quickly and re-
piled: "You remember the old
rhyme. BAH bahl black sheep. have
you any WOOL? Welll The answer
seemed satisfactory" chuckled the
officer who told the story.
Perhaps II may be well. as mat
ter OF interest, 10 tell what the Wool
sack is. according TO Encyclopedia
Britannica: A sack or cushion stuffed
with wool. a name more particularly
given to the seat OF the Lone Chan
Evening journal., 1922-12-05

close watch on the traffic officer
when street is TO be crossed. In
both England and Australia you are
right II you 20 10 the left and
wrong II you 20 right.
To revert to the London Boobies"
they are a type OF their own-no
more efficient. perhaps than the
policemen OF New York or Philadel-
phia impossessed OF lurking sense
OF humor and courteous even under
conditions that would rash officers
In American cities. To get in close
and friendly touch with a London
"Bobbie" Is not dlficult He Is re-
sponsive whe approached properly
and is often found a source OF en-
1oyment. In fact they are human.
They are trained In their task and
thus skilled guardians OF the public.
When in doubt in wondering in Lon
don pin your fa.th TO a "Bobbie."
No matter what your dilemma he
will help you through. He takes
pride In his work and the people he
serves take pride In him. He, in
the aggregate. Is the great civic
guard that makes possible the safety
OF the millions who travel daily on
foot, in the busses or In automobiles.
AS in American cities, he has only
to DE watched and obeyed There
Is an absence, on the part OF the
London traffic and other officers OF
the shouts at innocent or other Of
tenders OF the traffic laws. yet an
attitude that enforces obedience. Of
course the came kind OF men can be
found in American cities. yet one
who has seen a variety OF police Of
ficers at home and elsewhere cannot
fail 10 be impressed with the disci-
Evening journal., 1922-12-05

cellor in the House OF Lords-a large
square cushion OF wool. without back
or arms. covered with red cloth. AS
the story goes the woolsack was
placed in the House OF Lords during
the rfelgn OF Edward III. as a way
to remind the peers OF the import
anoe OF the wool trade IN England.
But the earliest legislative mention
OF It was in an act OF Henry VIII
The lord chancellor. lord treas
urer and al other officers who shall
be under the degree OF a baron OF a
Parliament shall set and be placed at
the uppermOst part Of the sacks in
the midst OF the said Parliament
chamber either there TO sit upon one
Evening journal., 1922-12-05
TrRIAL REIIEvEs Ex.KAIsER

PARIS. Dec. 5.-The former Ger
man Emperor, according 10 news
reaching Paris. has been deeply in
terssted in the trial OF Prince An
drew at Athens. He received hourly
bulletins and heard the verdict about
midday. He expressed himself as
much relieved.
Evening journal., 1922-12-05

form or upon the uppermost sack.
The woolsaclx is technically out
side the precincts OF the house. and
the lord chancellor. wishing 20 speak
In a debate. has to advance to his
place as a peer
W. II. II.
Evening journal., 1922-12-05
CASCARETS To-
or Constipated Bowels Bilious Liver

tonight will empty your bowels com
pletely by morning and you win feel
splendid. They work while you
sleep" Cascsrets never stir you
up or gripe like Salts. Pills. Calomel.
or on and they cost only ten cents
a box. Children love cascarets too
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-13
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF STREET IMPROVE.
MENT

Notice Is hereby given, that the
Council of the Town of Stayton,
Marion county, Oregon, deems 1t
necessary and expedient and here
by declares 1t to be its intention
and purpose to improve that por-
tion of Marion street beginning at
the east line of Third street and
running thence east to "a IT. west
of the east line of Seventh street
in said town and state, at the ex-
pense of the owners of abutting
and adjacent property, by bring
ing said portion of said street to
the established grade and by sur
facing same with what is known
as standard macadam," said i'm
provcment to be made in accord
ance with the plans and specifica-
tions for said Improvement adopt
ed by the Council on the End day
of May, 1922, and which are now
on file in the office of the Record
er of said town, and which for
greater certainty and convenience
and for more detailed description
thereof are hereby referred to and
made n part hereof.
Notice is further given, that the
Recorder of said Town will re-
cetve bids for the making of said
improvement, up to seven O'Clock
p. m. of the 18th day of May,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-13
BetrOthal Of
Mr.. Bishop
Announced

An engagement announcement
of more than usual interest is tha
of Clarence M. Bishop, eldest sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Bishop, OF
Salem, and Miss Harriet Brough.
ton, of Dayton, Washington. The
announcement was made yester-
day in Portland. They will be mar
ried some time in September and
will live in Portland. At the pres
ent time Mr.. Bishop is in Eureka,
California, transacting business.
The 0regonian of today said the
following concerning the an
nouncement: Clarence M. Bishop,
a popular Portland bachelor and
member of prominent Oregon
family, is engaged. His betrothal
to Miss Harriet Broughton, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Broughton, was an
nounced yesterday at lu1 cheon
given by ATrs. G. J. Broughton,
Jr., at Dayton, Wash, the home of
the bride-elect. Miss Brough ton
was visitor in Portland during
the grand opera season and was
greatly admired. She is a gradu-
ate of Annie Wright seminary
and of Smith college. Her father
was pioneer banker of Dayton
and had extensive holdings in that
locality. When Miss Broughton
was here recent1V she was an far
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-13
HEALTH WEEK IN
SALEM TO OPEN
NEXT WEDNESDAY

Assisted by the Oregon state
board of dentaI examiners, the
Oregon tuberculosis association,
American Society for the Preyen-
tion of Cancer, and the League for
the Conservation of Public Health,
the Oregon state board Of health
will hold Its first annual good
health week in Salem beginning
Wednesday, May 81.
Free clinics will be held in the
Commercial club auditorium each
afternoon and evening, the best
specialists in the state being pres
ent to assist in the examinations
The tentative program calls for
a dental day; tuberculosis Gay,
mothers and babies day and school
children's day. This is one of the
biggest things attempted by the
state board of health and in towns
where 1t has already been put on
1T has met with magnificent CO.
operation and splendid success.
Local health associations, physi-
clans and city health officials
have promised their aid In MAX
ing the Salem week equally sue
cessful. Everything in connection
with 1t Is free to the public and
all Marion and Polk county COM
munities are invited and urged to
cooperate.
A central committee has been
appointed consisting of DR.. w. b.
Morse, DR.. II. J. elements, DR.. j.
o. Mathis, Mrs. W. e. Anderson
and Dean Frances Richards. These
in turn have organized sub-com-
mittees and the preparatory work
is being carried on. .enthusiastical-
ly.
Information will be published
daily in both papers and persons
interested in the public health |
crusade are asked to watch these |
organs daily.