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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
Newby & Son Have.
New Realty Firm.
In Num- Building.

\,uNy q son Realtors" is new
en fmf Be- .u OBJ, Displayed ,n tu, Nuun
'Uld.ug. corner TNh and polk streets
Iu, tiW .s composed Of j.. n Ncwb,
ui h.s -uu Dwight N,wby and q ger.
Iu p1I orJ', business vIlI hc COZ
Quoted Speaking OF on, new rrm NJ
N'VDN .aIU.
lur number 0t wears friends have
Hm, poo me- and requested that I huy
U s,U This 90 chat property frr them
htN, rrtuUol from entering the
Hr|d u account off th, demand made
'rt.ns wl um, by wy own business.
ifut Z have finally concluded to enter
u.tUaI shiu with my som Dwight. and
tU open . general real estate business
$50 u.lt, thD listing uf property with
swell H- thus, who wish 90 iu.
,s' bon property This department will
largely 600 charge of my SON. bat he
B1 boo 300 thing, htN, th, benefit ~
Wy counsel and suggestions and pa
CONS ,rr assured OF the bees, Service ~
.h.l w. are capable l' nll times
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
M'DILL TO VISIT
WOODMAN LODGE
HERE JAN. 31ST

Gen u. - McDm stat, manager fHr
fho Wooduu % the W0Hd HIl ur .n.
guest of Alamusl csmp. SO SOP Wood.
men az the sf.f-G. and ahout 'l UtH"
camps scattered over The rauHludi.
Plains country. a district meeting
loo Amarillo TusdHr evening Ianuu
30 according to letter being prepared
iDr distribution among Woudm,n hf uf
Ulcers of the Amarillo camp
During crrmD'r 90 nrw member.
ioued the local Waodm,u. and IuHl
Do" past three meetings o. members
have been initiated Amarillo b. bead
uE th, fu'if. sHf, Ir securing n.N
'"mhers and S u Tpylnr. lual ,.ers
states that he expects the camp Co. pass
,si months record
The Amarillo camp OF the waodmon
HHs what Is considered me best degree
1000 boz ih" state as well as ONE 90 th.
% ding uniform nnk units NJ Taylor
- the camptain ~ These units
Local Wo1dmcu plan a. entertain
suycreigns from aI parts ~ Northwest
Texas at ths m'.tiug h,fs ut ths end
the month and hHte sent uIf wnIi
that they wIll initial, 600 ness SOW
.roigus who attend tnr .ufh district
meeting r " Barnes manager of fhis
district. states that he expects tn, nrg.
80 class initiation csc, staged iu this
rctiou ~ the state &c. hH. received
notice from many ~ the % .uurs tnt
they viii have large delegations I. rt
hDipats BOO DO" ceremonies
n .e planned '0 s,r,, f,iIp-uu.uts
% an who attend the meeting AND pro.
vide every possible TOWN ~ rutrrtaIn
rent FOR then pleasure full details ~
ne program for M. o,casiou VIII Doe
announced later Nh TIylm stated u
his communication
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
LIFE INSURANCE
PROGRAM GIVEN
FOR KIWANIANS

A.. interesting program On ufe In
suzanne. Wt- YEN 1f fl" klwanis Ciul
....D.n Yesterday noon 80 the Anna
roo. Hr.. o. 80 Lefforre was n
HH|a. 'HU program Speakers ln
uiHI D. white OF The California
lt In Insurance Company Milton
I....r Df fHs Missouri state LIE fusur
.r.. Company ar1 Dr r. Thomson
l#I DO central PRESBYTERIAN Church
N White outlined some ~ his be
..f .l.Hrr Hfe Insurance. telllnf
... OBI. fU. things that be- considered
u fl' profession d. Thorn
I fm uh' Insurance provided
made savings accounts
....a education to children. s,abn
#.H business. 3nd taught the Young
I. f. H.e
|...#f of 100, Insurance a.
uH. Seeds Nas the subject Of
N#. HU. NUs lh, closing sneak
I %. declared that the many types If
.H. U'a insurance % good iu
... I should ho seriously con
"...d U. 900 business men.
e. srud'. referred briefly 10
Ns H.H. u.I. saving that Youths who
.I. In. m Dob fH. E1N Scout move
..f InH n SurdI SCiuolp were sci
,... charged with delinquency.
N. 80 Benton made an announce.
..W regarding The imprcario.' a
... #. .a given h,u' january o.. m
Pow f.. auspices nf Hanson Post
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
ST. FRANCIS FARMERS
WILL HEAR DAMMIER

charles nuWmc,r OF Amarillo will
'p.u lh, plans made ti the state con.
ont.r 90 the Texas Farm Bureau Fed
ration rst urrk go Dallas 90 the farm.
.. fF, So Francis community next
Friday evening january i3. 20 the
.HH.Ih..-. 100 o. O'Clock
Thuweh fha efforts of Nh Marreicr.
assisted ly a. $ MCGEE temporary
president Herman Gummel. tcmpora.
.. urur.tIeasurcp aud John n
N,uu. w,mhor az tho Potter Coun.
lH. nnu executive committee.
luds o. Cough of Hereford. vice
H..i .f 90, National Wheat Grow.
A..H.utuu Hud r.r. chairman u
De- .rurH i.r COMMITTEE, of the
Texas Fum Bureau Wheat Growers
Association tt~ ne,u secured 90 ed.
I,ss ,I. farmer Potter and Carson
counties Twins mean &c. Francis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
CANYON BUFFALOES
TO PLAY BULL DOGS

CANYON. Texas. Jan Clarendon
bulldogs viii plav IA, Normal Buffalo
basketball team here Monday Two
names will be- played. one Boo the after
non and the other bon the evening
rhis viii be- the FIRST game NJ tho sea.
aUn on the local court
Men who We're taken % Abilene for
he game with simmons college We're.
Hale and nm, forwards Mitchell and
Key centcrs. Lancas...s am Gordon.
yards
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
SCOTTISH RITE MAS0NS
TO HAVE BANQUET SOON

Th. annual banquet OF Coo Panhandle
sh 300. Climb 1918 ., ltH w,lncs
cas- u.ght February 81. 90 hp Anna
Hl'o Hotel 30 was ann. need la-t night.
onto Petit Is bon ch,rg. ot arrangements
lnd b. Be- expected thsf there viii b.
barge Attendance
Scottish I.ie Mssous win be- allowed
" hing their wives sWeothsaris or
'i, lud 10 is believed thli there
vii D. l25 or lso persons present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
Dodge Brothers
february

VIII announce on
February LIST, 1922
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14

pany surprised him Friday evening
at his homo tho occasion being his
birthday. Tho company presented
Mr.. Boyd with a stop light to be
fitted to tho rear OF his automobile
The party enjoyed music, card play
Ing, and refreshments. The first
was won by Mrs, william Pulto.
Mrs. George Wood received the con
sc,ation prize.
Manser Encampment Of OGd Fe'
lows aeld installation ceremonies
Friday night in their hall. The Ger,
monies were conducted by District
Deputy W. e. Frost. The following
elected officers we're install ed. Cnle
Patriarch r. J. Cook, high priest,
Arthur Cook; senior warden. p b
Scat; junior warden, II. 7. Gris-
void; recording scribe, l.. 4. Car
rier; financial scripa A.. c. Buf um;
treasurer, Calvin Eudress. Cllet
Patriarch F. j. Cook appointed the
following officers: Guide. W =.
Frost; first watch. f. Blake; second
watch. George Atwood third watch,
Samuel Margo'in fourth watch lrv.
Ing Alien: guards, w. Marshall and
+. Il. Perkins, inside sentinel, Morris
Levin; outside sentinel, Herbert
Armstronb.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14
patornallsm overdone.

The people Of Vermont are weary
ing of the increasing activities Of the
pnternalists and the condemnation
OF such efforts. as arc boing made
under the guie0 Of welfare move
ments, was emphatically voiced BY
medical men who met tais week ~
Burlington. The Herald does not be-
lieye that the criticism, by n number
Of Vermont physicians, OF tho meth.
DDS Of public health nurses and va.
rious upljft organizations arises from
purely selfish motives II believes that
tho medical men because OF their
close toucsl With the people and from
the fact that they are thinkers, edu-
Gated men, realize the axtent 10 which
government, state and federal, IS
usurplng The prerogatlyos OF the c'tl.
zen--the right .. The CITIZEN TO deal
with sis health according TO his own
ideas.
Or. s. w HammonS 'of Rutland, The
Herald believes. epitOl God the a.
.tude Of the citizens OF Yermor- when,
in his address before brother physi.
Clans at Bur. ington he aald We have
nearly reached the limit of what Hie
public VIII stand from this sort OF
.thtnsN
The American press hrs condemned
the cOmmnnistic actiyitiel OF peoples
across the ocean but neglected to
note that the socialistic tendencies Of
our own people arc being cultivated
lntensively by the federal government
and that we have drifted far from tho
basis Of what our inre6eara decided
should be the functions o. the nation
al government.
Vermont doctors have pointed out
rimply one line Of pernicious pater'
-na ism that which proposes TO take
.lrnm the individual the right % con.
.serye his aeaith in his own way. The
physicians are not pointing out mere
IN the fact that the en~cr0achment o.
hubble health workers into the do
main Of medicine hae lts tendency TO
decrease tho need, upon the part OF
the citizens, o tle services or men
Of medicine. The doctors are telling
US that such paternalietlc efforts as
would regulate how our babies should
he horn. when they should be born,
and TO whom they 'ould be born,
whether We should or should net eat
this or that, IN demora izing. II was
never Intended by the makers OF the
constitution that the officers OF the
government. federal CT state, clould
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14
this duty, except Tho advocates Of 50

this duty, except tho advocates Of SO
cialistic welfare movements.
The Herald reiterates what II has
often declared-the people ara get.
ting tired Of u continuation OF the
paterna istlc movements originating
during the var. The citizens OF Yer
mont, We believe, are sat SIZED 10 take
their medical advice from physicians.
spiritual advice from eleTgymen, I'D.
vice as 70 financial matters from
BANKERS.
A wall Is being set up here In Yer.
mont against the efforts OF welfare
workers W.lo, financed By state and
nation, are telling ia that We do not
know how to take care Of ~ourselyes.
More power 10 the doctors who do
not consider II q violation ~ profes.
sionhl ethics 10 publicly condemn the
Efforts Of the state board Of health
TO p ay a high hand in directing the
public health The function OF the
state board OF health Il BY no meana
10 furnish promiseuous Rleaieal adj
Vice. following reports by health
nurses. The duties o. the board are
beng eNtsnde1e by legislatures and,
liz many instances, Ia 3 Is entirely
Irober hut thu lime ias GENE Whep
the number OF experts should he re-
dueed The citizens ara beginning 70
realize that these public health work.
ors do business without let OF hip.
drancG that they are becoming AFRO
gaut. self-inlportant oiic nus7Tthat
they must DO curbed.-RutlRnd
Herald. TO-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14
Gold Hard to Get.

Alaska prosaectors, who were able
recently to work, for the Grst time,
Turnagaln arm. a branch Of the sea,
on the government land near Anchor.
age, report that the body OF water is
almost literally paved with gold.
For years, until the railroad pcnetrat-
I'd the section, the stx-foot tides that
rush up the arm, swamping small
boats, have kept mluers out Now they
arc going In over the railroad and re-
port several rich finds made IN the
arm at low tide. Rich gravel, II Is
said, lies ofshore. ono vein, near
GlrdwoOd, assays SlG0 IN gold q ton.
The vein Is covered by high tide.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.
Mrs. Harry Niles o. pownal was
in town Friday,
Miss Mary Bushee Of North street
Is i'll at her Nome,
David Sears pans to spend SIN.
day in searsburg.
Miss Catherine Graham was in
Woodford City Friday afternoon.
Miss Margaret McEvoy, VINO has
leen il with tonsil It's is Improving
Ms. James O'Brien Of Beech
gtfeet. Is convaloscing from a recent
tlnoss.
George II. Grant IS confined to his
homo on Grandy.ew street With
~lumhagc.
Mrs. c. McGu-n Jas accepted
@ position IN the army and navy
store on Pleasant street.
Mrs. willard II. Lighthal gave .
bridge party at her home on Wash.
Ington venue Friday afternoon.
The John the Ilaptist society Will
hold q Whist party Tuesday evening.
Jan. H. Play viii atari a s o'clock
shay. St2*
You follow with breathless atten.
ton the c|ontrasted lives Of two young
couples-in Tho Poverty OF Riches'.
Don / miss Il. ilarte Theatre Non.
day.
Mrs. r. s. Hoyt, who has been
spend ng the past week With Mr..
and Mrs. A. Is. Golden OF Upper
Troy, has returned 70 her home on
Valentine street.
The funeral OF Alexander s. Eadio
was held Friday afternoon IN Park
Lawn chapel. Rev. W. q. Towart
omciated. The body was placed In
Park Lawn vault. Mr.. Eadie died
Jan. 8, IN the Putnam Memorial hos
pital IA
Miss Mary Hurley entertained q
party OF her friends Fl day evening
az her homo on Elm street. The eve
ming was devoted TO a social time.
with music and dancing. Miss Mary
Curtin rendered sevoral plano seldc-
lions. The party concluded witt a
luncheon.
Twenty frlends OF Captain Leon
II. Boyd Of the new howitzer com
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90 into the homes and l~nterrogate
.nien and women regarding their
physical history.
Since the histeTlans began writing
the medical men have been advisers
and counsellors ~ 10 the health Of
the people and no d can success.
July argue at they have failed In
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14

Cge .fttm knoSn as. the HAwley
Grean farm. 20 occupied by Charles
l. Peacock. located In S~hAftabury Hol-
low viii he syida for X February 20
at !. NJ. AZ Cole hall, South Shafts-
Bury 81, SAID farm 81 bounded AZ fol-
lows on the north by lands formerly
owned by Oscar kuPselE }. on the west
b. lahda owned b. Frank Fuller and
the boundary tine between Vermont
aud New York
II. NJ DEAN.
Collector Of Taxes
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14
Disappointed.

5lm--Why did every n cry dur.
Ing tho death Gene at the theater
today9 They must have known hat
the actor wasn't dead.
Jake--phet was just the reason
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14
c. ". WRIGHT. NJ. D.

EVE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
0LAesEs PROPERLY FITTED
OcuIist and Aurist 10 North Adam,
A0spital. Recently in charge Of eye
oar. and throat services at Pos
Hospital, Eastern Department Head
quarters. ~
TeL. ARM Dowiin Clock. No. Adams.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14
TAX SALE.

south sh4:tsbury Vt January 81, 1872.
skyborouRh Farm on Mason Bin ~
pownai. formerly the props,rty 81 the
ate l. T. Silee. noW. set IN. the list
against the estate OF u W Niies WI be
syld for taxes and costs. February 20.
l!2.t AZ the office ~ the town clerk
NJ PoyCnat Center AZ p NJ
=. " ToWSLEE
Tax Collector
p5rnai ~, Jan H. i9:?,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14

Be 1t Enacted once had a CLEAN of
reason When 1t repealed the law
Furnishing u man who did not succeed
at suicide.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14

Admiration Of n man who hasn't
the faculty TO drive a nail Is IN.
bounded for the man who can mend
a screen door or get a faucet TO work,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14

An orator can say everything that
the world doesn't llko II he's only
Witty. World loves u center shot.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14

One form OF flHttery Is to ask others
for Information instead Of going to
the dictionary or the ~cyclopedla.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14

\ "gentleman's agreement Ia all
that the philosophy " anarchy de-
Hands.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14

After AL, there ure few better means
u encouraging industry than by US
s1ming q mortgage.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14
FROM THE PENCILS POINT

Debt never Kills a church. Ii puts
real energy into It.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14

4 win 20 have what one wauts-with
3 perception OF methods-wnl get It
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14

Almost any man could become rich
II be could only begin at 20; bu, Tint
would be extraordinary.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14
8. B. HUTCTIINS

HEIDI Eatate ana Jnaurancn fRo~""
village Property. Farms and Small
PlhoA1 on outside q SPECIALLY
Henta Collected and Property cared for
Fire INSURANCE.
M Matn strret BeuRInHtoA. W
Telephone BOW.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14

We would all be paraSons OF health
II We had captains OF health TO take
charge Of US every day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14
Bilious Headache Made
Her Almost Crazy
Weekly Health Talk
No. ! by
Claire A GoSdtfa.
y c. Pm. G.

sXYs u c Pm. c.
Ncyvy. Il a
Il eller's
game Ash he's
Willing "a t. b
struggle UP.
stream IT'S
tho sick MAJ
that drifts TO-
ward the
rocks saF er
When TIE doctor arrived this we.
nah, a reflned type given TO much
mental activity. IA pounding her
head against the wal To be sure.
the pounding WAS not vicious enough
20 be INJURIOUS but the jar was all that
interrupted the increasing pain aud
nausea
In this cas- the headache wss due
20 the stomach condition. The liver
was also Inactive Chiropractic spinal
adjustments afforded some measure
81 immediate relief. enough TO enable
her 70 sleep, but Il took q long series
II adjustments To restore the stomach
and liver place spinal nerve Open ngs
to normal and thus make normal
health OF these organs possible In
other cases Of headache the chlro.
practor is quite often able TO stop the
pain In n adjustment.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-15

deosebirea dintre tarani 81 tara.
nisti. Gel dintai = vorbim 81 de
eel carl sc afla in fruntea parti-
dului an avut nota mai Sc
rlOasa. an filtrat ideile prin bu-
nul simt al pGporului, 81 II au avut
nfei asmutire in contra Ordinei
81. a asezamintelor, marginindu-se
sa doreasca stare mai buna de
cat cea actuala. dar sd nu pre-
dice distrugerea. Ceilalti. impro-
vlZatll earl II au mimic din ale ta.
rannlui, dar tin grozav sa Sc
inalte pc spinarea lui, au invartit
larasi flasneta dezacOrdata, ere
zand ca fac opera patriotica
daca spun nouilor cetateni ca
statul care la Iiberat nu face
nlmc pentru Ell, ca 'au mimic
bun de aSteptat. ca.
+ Oar mai bine sd punem punct.
Stunt Semne cd aceaSta deoSebi-
re Sc Va accentua din ce in ce si
ca taranimea. care ingaduitoa.
re, dar pama la anumite margini,
Sc va scutura intro ri de aceia
earl, fara a fl elemente reprezen-
tatlve ale ei 81 fara al pricepe
sufletul 81 vointa. si-au facut o
lnteresanta ratiune de a fl din a
vorbi mereu i'm numele eli.
(Din ''Universulo
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-15

l. Reorganizarea armatei'' Ca
scoala de educate fHica 81 cul-
tura nationala.
2. 'Reducerea serviciului mill
tars' in proportie cn pregatirea
culturala natiunii.
3. 'lntroducerea intendentei
civiles, care de 81 pusa sub ardl-
nul unor comandsnti SUPERIOR
-militari. sa fie responsible ina
intea tribunalelor, ordinare.
IA. Transformarea clerului mi
'lftar' prin alegerea preotilor 81
clerieilOr de congresele biseri-
cesti.
). Modificarea codului de ju-
stitie militara'S prin crearea de
tribunale militare, cu magistrate
de cariera.
6. "Imbunatatirea starii mate
riale ofiteriler 81 reangajatilor"
Z. 'Stabilizarea cOnducerei SUI
perioare a armatei''. in afara de
caracterul polite al ministrului
de Razboiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-15

l. tTnificarea legislatiei 81 revi-
suirea eli. armonizandu-se potrivit
spiritului vfemii.
2. Procedure urgenta de jude
cata 81 simplificarea formelor pro-
cedurale.
3. JudecatOrii comunale pentru
contraventii de simpla polite =
pc vechea baza a Regulamentului
organic -, desfiintandu-se prin
aceasta ambulanta judecatoreasca.
4. Examen obligatoriu pentru
recrutarea 81 inaintarea magistra-
tilor pana Ia gradul de. presedin-
tie. lnamovibilitate. care sd sc in
linda 81 asnpra Parchetului 81 "a
supra functiei de judeeator de
instructie.
5. Modificarea compunerei con-
siliului superior al magistratnrii
prin treccrea actualelOr atributii
;lsupra Curtilor de APPEL respecti-
We. Pentru consilierii Curtilor de
APPEL. conSiliul il Va fOrma malta
Curte. Hotalirile respective obli-
ga Ministerial in ordinea clasifi-
carii.
6. Salariu indeStulator pentru
intregul aparat judecatoresc.
Z. Unificarea barourilor.
s. Legea de organizare a Cor
pulni de avocati pe baza de titlu
academic, stagiM efeetivs 81 exa'
linen.
l. tDin IN. ROmanesc".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-15

l. Pastrarea in prtyineiiae uni,
te a, elementeaor' de- fiaditie 81 q
fortclort locale necesai.e pchtfu
desvoltarea Tor treptata catre uni
ficarea dorital. I'll 4
?. Asigurarea printr m sistem
de Stat permanent a unui regim
al NATURALIZATION, neinflnentat
tic interesele partidelor, care sd
le asigure complecta desvoltare
>nfleteasca, lucrandu-se activ la
schim1bul intercultural.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-15

telor penale a celor earl vor face
ingerinte 81 violente 81 a careful
marilor carl nu vor inchide ear
ciumile in toatl circumscriptia
electorala cu q vi inainte.
10. Luarea dreptului de votare
rentru betivi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-15
TARANH 81 TARANlSTI1.
= In jurul unui congres. =

Partidul taranist tinut un
congress la Cernauti. Sc0pM fost
rezumat de un orator intro frazd
extrem de binevOitOare: Am
VENT aici, ca sd va organizam
Taranimea bucovineana trebue
81 fl fost adanc impresiOnata dc
aeeasta atentiune 81 dl Karl
Schleger IA gasit obligat sa ras-
pNnda. in numele ei, multumind
anticipat pentru lunga rabdare
ell care tara asteapta ca d-sa 81
reepiii tl-sale sa 1nvete romaneste.
Ceeace este interesant, este ca
81 de data aceasta. s'a constatat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-15
PROGRAMME PARTIDULUI
NAFloNAL-DEMOCRAT
vOTAT IN CON0RESUL
DE LA CRAIOVA DIN
APRIL 1922.
(Urmare).
1. POLrTICA ExTERNA.

Pastrarea legaturilor Gu Pute-
rile interesate Ia mentinerea re.
sultatelor razboiului de desrobire
a NATURALIZATION. 81 continuarea
actiunii prin legaturi economice
in vederea realizarii unei solida-
ritati defensive, in Sud Estul Eu.
repci.
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]. Observation-Disclosures administra-
tiva cu autonomia judetmlui. pla
sci, comnnei 81 crearea unor CO.
misii larg alcse, represintand in.
teresele locale.
2. Crearea unei c0misii de func.
tionari de cariera, pentru a-si da
avisul asupra alegcrii numirii 81
inaintarii f,lnctionarllor admin
strativi.
3. Unifnarea salariilor cu a
eelorlalti functionari publici.
!. Imaturarea influentelor po-
litice din administratie 81 inamo.
vlblitatea acestor lfuHtionari.
>. Transformers jandarmeriei
in organ de polite de Stat, supus
i.ana la infaptuirea definitiva a
REFORMED administrative controlu.
Mi 81 la dispositia numai a orga.
nelor judecatoresti.
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!. Extinderea scrutinului de
lista Gu represintare pruportio-
nala in toata tara la Adunarea
Deputatilor, la comuna 81 j,udet
2. Modificarea circumscriptiilor
electorate in asa fel ca circum-
scriptie sa nu .dea mai multi de
IS deputati..
;. InlOcuirea semnelor de pe
liste ajunse All un pretext de
speculate orr fetisism prin cu-
lori, Gu exceptia tHieolosplui ma
tional. In senin inserts M o orga.
niEatie politica sa nu poata ii
luat de altul, de cat numai cand
acel ce la inserts reininta.
Marirea semnului de vot de la
| la 2 EN-. laturea.
I. VOtarea intro singura ri pe
grMpuri de cOmune.
=. Senatul 81 alba un rol pre-.
gatitor 81 verificator al legilor s.
sa fie alcatuit din categorii de
terminate de represintanti de In
Stitutii i'm toatc domeniile vieti
rationale, deseMnati de organiza
title respective.
&. Dreptul general de vot a
temeilOr insa MI ohigatoriu.
Z. Buletinele de vot 81 poart,
iscalitura delegation partidelor
s. Validarea alegerilor sa
faca Curtea de Casatie.
8. Traducerea inaintea instan