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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-03-03
STUNG BY BUCKET
SHOPS

New York More than 100000 per-
sons have been victimiZed by bucket
shops in this city last year. according
to District Attorney Banton, who
says he is amazed at the magnitude
of these operations.
One of the favorite methods of the
bucket shop operators was to inter.
est people. in buying stock on the in.
stallment plan. The affair was con
Quoted along legitimate lines unit
the stock had been nearly paid for
The bucket shop would then secure
consent of the customer to place the
stock in pool" This was the las
heard of the stock.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-03-03

wrong are decided largely on locality
environment and education. What
is wrong and unlawful in Ohio may
be right and legal in New York. Do
you know of a single individual who
has the exact standard of right and
wrong as yourself? To some, dane
ing attending theatres, playing cards
these things are considered sinful; !;
while with others they are looked on
as beneficial. We submit that, right
or wrong, these questions and others
involving ones personal privileges
can not and must not be determin-
ed by majority The Review
takes the stand on beer and light
wines that, even though they be de-
clared harmful, yet if majority OF
the people in the United States de-
sires them, they should have them
We are and always have been for
obeying the law. We think the major
ity desire a mild beverage and should
have it, and by lawful methods
Questions like these that continually
arise and will not down should be set
tied by the only correct way--a refer
endum, if you please. We know that
many of the state legislatures DISC
beyed the peoples wishes in this mat
ter. Let 81 per cent govern in this
as in all matters.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-03-03

any manner l will be ready to do So"
Good words these, Jack Them's our
sentiments! Page the "Unies!"
- ~ ~ - -
As an incentive to peace, Yankee
inventors have planned the worlds
most deadly gas and new type of
submarine that has cruising radius
of 10000 miles. 1t might help if some
one would dramatize the golden rule.
~ - ~ - -
The first claim on workman's in
come is his union dues and assess
ments, for it is by virtue of these pay
ments he is allowed to work at a liv-
ing wage. Workers who delay such
payments rob themselves doubly.
"a IA "a ~ Ia
She certainly came in with roar
likened to that of the lion, didn't she
Here's hoping that her finishing cry
will bear semblance to that of the
bleating lamb-March.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-03-03
retains it's present sanity and vigor
there is nothing to fear from it. In
it there is vastly more good than evil"
ONE REASON

One reason for the unemployment
in this country is ably set forth by
Chairman Fordney, author of the
pending tariff bill: Read it, then read
it again.
1--WE are importing at the rate of
about $300,000,000 worth of foreign
goods per month into the United
States" declares Congressman j. w.
Fordney chairman of the house ways
and means committee Most of those
goods could be made here. There is
not manufactured article produced
in the United States in which the la
Dor cost is less than 80 per cent of
/ the total COST mean, following the
raw material from start to. finish
/ Now. if that is true, of the $500 ,000,-
| 900 that we are sending abroad each
month to buy foreign made goods,
$3.50, 100000 is going out from the
people of the United States to employ
German, French, English, japanese
and Chinese labor, while our laborers
are walking the streets in idleness.
Under free trade we must come
to a common level somewhere, if we
compete with all the countries of the
world. Today German labor is get
ting from 60 to 65 cents per day in
gold for ten or twelve hours. Jap
anese and Chinese labor today is
from II to 18 cents per day in gold
for twelve hours work. If we had
to be placed on a par with the i'm
ports from those countries, do you
believe we could lift those foreign
countries up to our standard of liv-
ing? Not at all We have got tc
| COIIle QOWu 10 q COlHiIOi ISNCl
where, but we are not ready to dc
that, and we are not going to do it.
m A. aa
Employers who are loudest in then
demands for the individual rights
of workers forget these rights wher
applied to employers Let an EN-
ployer refuse to join the organization
of his group and he is quickly put out
of business.
m Ra ma n m
The union label insures stability
in business, because the principles il
stands for are sound, enduring anc
Interchangeable.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-03-03
Ma rM N@ ~ @a
THE MAJORITY'S PRIVILEGE

The essential difference between a
monarchy and republic is the differ
ence between singular and plural A
republic can only mean the rule of 81
per cent of its people. Failing in
that, it is one in name only When a
question arises of right" and
wrong" while it is desirable the
right should prevail, yet in republic
it becomes absolutely immaterial, as
majority may elect to desire the
wrong, and they are privileged to do
so. Referring to fright" and wrong"
it takes daring individual to posi-
lively decide every case. Right and
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-03-03

MH M M& Ks a
The union label insures stability
in business, because the principles it
stands for are sound, enduring and
Interchangeable
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-29
IN WHARF,

Parochia Romano CIR. Cat. ST.
Todor' din Alliance, Ohio, prin
aceasta invita- toate onor. Socle
tati, Cluburi 81 surorile Parochii,
precum 81 tot pubIicul Roman din
zoe 81 Jur de .lua parte la fru
moasa Petrecere de vara Picnlc)
care Sc va da din partea Paro
Chiei noastre in zrua de Dumineca
Rusalelor adeca in t Iunie st. II.
Locul pmtru Picnic va ii la
fosta farma d d-lui FIlon Conan
de pc w. Main Str unde' vom
putea merge Gu automobilele ce-
lea mari Gu bosurile pana la To-
cul destinat. . r
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 3oc !,
Damele 81 D-soarele 2oc; CopIl
de Scoala gratis.
lar muzica Nationala de sub
conducerea lui Tit MaiIat din
Massilon, Ohio va distra onor
public Gu cele mai frumoase arii
de dams 81 cantece rationale din
viOara.
Speram cd onor. COrporatiuni
precum 81 onor. public crestin din
Oc 81 jur he vor da tot sprijinul
D-neaIor atat moral cat 81 mate
rial lie multumim inainte 81 ii
primim Gu bratele deschise.
Suprasolvirile Sc vor primi Gu
bucurie 81 Sc vor publica pc Gale
ziaristica. Pana la revedere ra-
manem Gu speranta ca ne vom
lntalni Gu totii in frumoasa gra-
dina GU pomii verzi 81 stufosi.
In numele Parochiei noastre va
asteptam GU drag.
Comitetul Aranjator.
124E26).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-29
INvITARE E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura "Dacia Romano" din
Cincinnati, Ohio are onoare a in
vita pc onor. Societati 81 Parochii
precum 81 pc toti fratii Romani 81
romance din loc 81 jur, la Marea
Petrecere Gu Teatru 81 dams, ce
Sc va aranja in ziua de 4 Iunie
1922 in bine cunoscuta sala 'Cen-
trail Turner HALF Din Walnut Str.
Gu urmatorul Program:
La orele 2:3O p. m. Sc va incepe
dansul pana la orele Z seara.
La .orele 7 80 se va preda piesa
teatrala ''Tiganca Fermecatoare"
sub conducerea d-nei Olga I.
Pescariu.
PERSOANELE:
Valer. ficior de boier, d-nul Ilie
Baia.
Florian. ficiorul boierului, d-nul
loan N. Pescariu.
Stancuta, vaduva bogata, dina
Maria Pepu.
Lelita, copila eli, dina Olga l..
Pescariu.
Lelea, Ioana, dina Paraschiva
Raca.
FlOarea, vrajitoarea, dina Bertha
Dobos.
lleana, copila vrajitoarei, d-soara
Valeria Dobos.
Toma, natalau fratele Ilenei, oil
Nicolae Ardelean.
Vasilie, dl loan Negru.
Gait, dina Maria Negru.
Constantin, dl Solomon Bogdan.
Florica, d-soara Olivia Dobos.
Lenuta, d-soara Veta Negru.
Todorica, dl Nicolae .Ardelean.
Dupa teatru va continue dan
sui pana la orele II noaptea cand
lie vom desparti Gu totii ducand
Gu moi amintiri placute.
Muzica Romano 81 Engleza, va
distra pc onoratul public Gu dife-
rite arii de dams.
Pretul de intrare so cent? de
persoana.
/, Suprasolvirile Sc vor publica
in ziar.
/ Bufetul va fl asortat Gu meze.
luri gustoase 81 beuturi recori-
tOare.
Avand in vedere caci Societa-
tea 'Dacia Romano" intotdeauna
au cautat sa lnultumeasca pe ono
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-29
vIETEt
Schite 81 Nuvele umoristice
De VASILE POP.

curlndu-se ca nu ell in locul Ne
curatului Cum poti traiY"
DE! daca asa mia fost
scris. Oar sa svezi: ns-a judecat,
nu numai pc mine, ci pc toti dra-
eli din lad, dar asa de rau in cat
ne-a scos datori, &c d%tori! Datori
vanduti, ca nici utxista atatea
parale cate zice Ell datoram.. !"
Zee spuii! HIM. zice .popa
cuprins de admiratie, ''hm... hIh...
braves femeie.. bravos, braves
Ri Si acuma ce sa faci ca sd
scapi de ca? ca scaiul 9 fleac pc
langa afurisita ala. !? ri, ce sa
faci7"
Drscul sta Q clip6 ganditor
apoi zice umil si rugator:
'iStii csf nu te supara Pa.
rintele draga, ia-o inapoi, te
rog..." !"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-29
SPRE CUNOsT1NTA.

Sc aduce la cunostinta tuturor
celor interesati ca GU datul de ID
Iunie 1922, preotul Theodor An
drelca nu MAJ e preotul BlSerlcel
noastre din Erie. Pa.
Comitetul Parochial nu-si mai
la raspunderea pentru ce Va face
dansul ca preot.
Parochia ramane vacanta GU
data de II Iunie.
Doritorii de a ocupa acest post
de preot sunt rugatl Il scrle la
adresa Parochiei p. q. b. II sall
a Sc prezinta i'm vre-o Dumineca
insa pc spesele dansiIor.
Pentru comitetul Parochiei
I. Plntea, presedinte.
F. Hada, secretar.
1o4 q o6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-29
For Raw Sore Throat

At the first sign Of q raw, sore
throat rub on little Musterole with
your fingers.
1t goes right to the spot with gentle
tingle, loosens congestion, draws out
soreness and pain.
Musterole is a lean, white ointment
made with oil of mustard. 1t has all
the strength of the old fashioned mus
tard plaster without the blister.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy
children. Keep it handy for instant
use. IS and IS cents in jars and tubes'
hospital size, So.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-29
Pc DRUMURI RELE.


''Dar nasul tau, par'ca era
mai lung.
mi Ia taiat, parinte, mi Ia
taiat."
''Dar dintii 81, maselele tale,
unde sunt bre diavolef"
mi lea zburat GU pumnii,
81 cand am vrut sa mi lie culeg de
pc JOS nu am mai gasit mimic"
''Maaa. fie ca dracului
femeie 81 nevasta-ta ma diavo-
le!... Saracu de tine, da rau al
ajuns. Pal parca Ia inceput Q
spanzurase-si de lilnba. 3
'Ce folQs, Cd de indata ce a
sc4pat j bagat tot iadul in ra-
cori.. Pc toti ne-a speriat. ne-a
fngrozit. &
'Ei 81 cum mai poti trai cu
~ diatolei' nee pops isonicy ~
esSN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-29
HSTIlNTARE

Stunt rugati toti a0onsntli
nostri q observa urmxtosrele
reguli la trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adresx.
/. Sd sc scrie sdresa veche
unde ia mers ziarul si adresa
1nde ga mutat.
2. La fiecare persoanx sx
se alature m&rci do Sc. st %
caute sd nj 90 dea nunele stra-
dei 81 al orasului corest.
Cine nu observS aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapt& 81 j 70
schimbe adresa ex nu se p0sto
AAministrstia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-29

Dumniaei".
Ca sd no deStepte Sc taraste
meet pana scoate capul afara de
sub pat, 81 Sc uita sfios in sus. In
cllpa asia luna ese de dupa nor,
mare, rotunda 81 rosie ca un ochiu
furlos. Sfintia sa, ca dupa chef.
vede, in loc de 0 luna, doua, ii se
pare ca astea doua sunt cei doui
ochl furiosi al nevestei sale, 81 de
groaza Sc vira la loc sub pod, dar-
daind de frica, si geinand:
'Aoleo ce ma fac I ma omca-
ra turbata.. Doamne ajuta, doam
ne mllueste, doamne lindurate Cd
ma omoara nebunaaaa.... s
Asteapta ce mai asteapta, pana
ce vazand ca nu Sc mai aude de
cat sforaitul Preotesei, da al iasa
din nou. Oar acu4a incearc& in
tai patul ca sd nu Sc loveasca de
vre-un picior al 1ui. 81, de odatas
Sfintia sa ramane ca trasnit: pa
..tul n are saltea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-29

te de asa repeziciune, incep STA
raj. Ajuns aproape orizont, Dra-
cul voind sa-si iuteasca goana,
cade in branci 81, ca sd nu piarda
vremea Gu sculatul de jos, Q tine
inainte rama in patru labe pana
dispare prin zare.
Sfintia sa cand vede asa fuga
caraghioasa incepe sa Sc inseni-
neze la fata: tocmai e gaia sd IL
bucneasca intr'u 'un hohot de ras
cum ma mai ras de multi, casca
gura, Sc 'ntoarce' spre dreapta ST..
cum da sd hohoteasca, ramane Gu
gura cascata de spaima |! Coana
Preoteasa sta in fata lui,, Gu mai
nile in solduri, Gu privirea anne
nintatoare.
Preotul simte un fel de mole.
scala la incheeturi 81 cade lungit,
in SAINT, lesinat de frica...
IN noaptea asta, luna Sc joaca
de-a vati ascunsele1 Gu norii:
pa s'ascunde, ba alearga un nor
dupa ca, ba trage luna cate . goa
na dupa unpl, asa ca noaptea .,
aci luminata, aci fntunecstS.
81 tot fie uhu spre kiu6 csnd,
Parintele, sdormit cu cap1l sah7
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-29

rati participant, aranjand sala
lncapatoare, nu ne indoim Cd 81
de data aceasta vom Fl sprijiniti,
de un numar cat sd poate de
mare de frati Romani find pro
gramul unul dintre cele mai bO-
gate care sau dat pana acum.
Pana la revedere va salutam Gu
drag.
Comitetul Aranjator.
(123 T. 27).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-29

,podisca din SAINT, Sc trezeste ca
dupa un somn de bette, zapacit
Gu capul greu vajaind. Ne stiind
pnde Sc afla, Sfintia sa Sc ridica
81 Sc loveste Gu tidva de podisca.
FGra sd mai gandeasca ceva, ST.
sa Sc lasa jos iute la loc cum a
fost, oftand din greu!
'Of!, lar sunt sub patu ne
vestei!... Barim de nu s'ar scula,
Cd ma snopeste din nou."
Sta cateya .clipe, dar vaxand ca
nu Sc misca mimic IN pat, zice, te.
mator aproaps p!aagand:
'Nevestico, lasa-ma- draguta
81 es intel de sub pat...''
Tree cateva clipe in. care Preo-
tul scoate limba apuca doua fire
din barba 81 musca, asteptand un
raspuns; vazand ca nu i Sc ras-
pundes mai incearca odata: bate
Gu pumnul in pod ii sopteste lar
rugator:
,Asculta neyestico, lasa-ma
g es de sub pat: zau u am sa mai
4nn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-29

! - "Ce!? ce al zis?!! Talharu-
lie! Necuratule! Banditule! NJ
tie rusine obrazului!? Sa nu te
mai aud GU yorbe d'astea ca ie
zmintesc! (si dupa ce adauga
cateva injuraturi drastice, ur-
meaza y
'Eu sunt robu lui Dumnezeu
II 'ascult de cat de poruncile lui,
81 20 sd fac asa ceva cat vol
trai!"
Nu te supara Maria ia"
gene bietul drac, ''nu te supara,
ci asculta-mi rugaciunea ute cd
m am asternut in genunchi Ia pr
cioarele Mariei Tale. lao casea
vrea sd vie inapoi la Sfintia TAI
lao, ia-o.. 80
'Eu so iau? da ce am inc-
bunitY mai de graba iau pc. buni-
9 Balas
ca dracilor decat pc holera ala pc
fosta preoteasa."
''Bine, foarte bine, lao a
tunci;;" zice dracul, multumit. !.
asv N = ~. + y
'Iata, bunica -mea...s
La un semn Al Necuratului, T.
pare, fn fata Preotulni B slutenie
de baba, dar . slutenie ~ sro-
zay g uIiu = eat bistul pops
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-29

scoate un urlet de groaza. Spaima
ii cutremuma tot trupul Vi insu-si
sufletul Parintelui, 1ngrozit, urla
in piept gaia so rupa la fuga din
locasul lui. Popa yrea sa inchida
0chii, dar grozayia ce vede, ii
casca pleoapele in eat globii ochi-
lor Sc vad abb, goi. Vrea sa inchi-
da gura dar ca Sc deschide, sd
raga de groaza, incat ii trosnesc
falcile. Vrea 81 Sc tina drept dar
genunchii lui Sc moaie 81 bietul
cade la picioarele Necuratului.
Diavolul il priveste Gu un suras,
apoi, face un seInn p viziunea
fioroasa dispare.s
''Iarta-ma, iGrta ma, fie-ti
mila !" gene Pl'eotua ''Nu ma me-
noroci! Mai bine prinesc 81 NOR,
de cat Sd iau pc grozavia asta !;
mai de grsba imi primesc inapoi
neyasta.''
'Asai" strigA diswlul in
Guinea fericirei.
20 primesti1 Atnnci ia-o 81 fiji
fericit, in veci veciIor amin. z
PSna 81 zica Preotul Q yorba,
Diavclul' . rupe \ fue6, Il fuge
atit de iute iue1 6ale . yreme
bslaznalsIs pieioi5 - jni, incxlxi-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-29
DACA VREI

Sa nu intinzi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in caz cand al ramas
fara o mana sau un picior In
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. B. 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
DRYS WINNING FIGHT,
HAYNES TELLS HOUSE
Prohibition Chief Asks for So
100000 to Continue Battle
Next Year.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Washington, Dec. 6.-rhe crisis I'm
the federal prohibition enforcement
fight has been reached IN the opinion
OF Commlssilner Haynes. il was dis
closed today in reports Of recent hear
.ngs before House appropriations
sub-c mmittee.
In asking $4,000. 900 for the next As-
cal year for his department.. Mr..
Haynes told the committee that % a
similar amount was allowed for prohi-
hition enforcement continuously for
five or six yeaE. a reduction then
ought 10 be possible. but that the
critical period for enforcement was
now at hand.
Mr.. Haynes said there were $500
men employed In the work OF prohibi-
tiou enforcement. Because the appro-
priation asked for next year represents
a reduction Of $3.50. 900 from this years
outlay, ne said there would be a slight
reduction In his forces but he hoped
TO re-arrauge the organization so as
not appreciably 10 lessen It's efficiency.
The prohibition commissioner told
the committee he was "gratlfed" with
the present functioning OF his enforce
ment machinery, and that the depart
ment was securing fine cooperation"
from states and counties in the main.
Courts We're becoming "mcre sympa-
thetic" he asserted, and Jail sentences
and fines were becoming heavier,
There is general disposition 70
tighten W.. 10 AdasA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
TURKS ASSERTING
TO ALLIES PLANS
FOR FREE STRAITS
Great Britain Tells Conference
International Commission
Shall Control DardaneIles.
U. S. HOLDS THE SAME VIEW

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
mosphere of the Near Eastern CON
ference was greatly cleared by an i'm
portant session today.
Lord Curzon Of Great Britain pre-
sented statement of the position Of
the allied powers for international
control Of the Dardanelles and the
BosphOrus. providing for a control
commission on which the United
States would be represented with
Turkey given equal representation.
This plan is believed 10 be acceptable
in the main 10 all the powers in the
conference except the Russians. who
seem clearly far from being agreed
with the Turks as 10 how tho straits
problem shall be solved.
The Turkish position apparently has
undergone a change, possibly due 90
tho fact that 1t was realized that tho
Russian plan for control by Turkish
warships would make IL imperative for
Turkey 10 build navy.
The American position was pro
sented by Ambassador Richard Wash
burn Child. declaring for tho freedom
or tho straits and tho Black Sea m
merchant vessels and warships Of all
nations. both in peace and In war. and
opposing one power control
Ambassador Child said after tho
meeting that statement of the Ameri-
can position was worked ont quite
Independently Of Lord Curzon's state
ment which he had never heard until
u was presented today. Tho am
hassador declared the British foreign
secretary's statement impressed hin
Continued on page {.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
COLD WAVE IS NEARER;
WILL HIT US TONIGHT
Mercury Six Below in Far West;
Cold Sweeps South 10
Texas.
~ Asalclated ~ b - Evenlnr.

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Chicago. Dec. s-Stu holding .he
northwest in chilling grip Z Cub
zero temperature. winter continued
!ts bolated advance today into the
Southland. causing marked drops IN
temperature ~ FAR south ~ Texas and
calling forth predictions - colder
weather IN tho Lake Regi n. the great
Central valleys ana Tho E1s. Gulf
Sta,ee.
Reports Indicated that the cold wave
still cen'ered IN North Dakota and
Montana. Havre and W.Ueton. y. y.
recorded the coolest temperatures in
ne country last night. the mercury
going past SIX below zero.
The east id not suffer from the IN
usual cold prevalent IN he northwest
tempera'Ires there ranging p m 2S
20 20 degrees above zero.
Real summer weather in Texas early
today gave way 20 the first breath -
winter. The thermometer dropping sew
eral degrees throughout the state
The cold wave Still obtained n the
northern portion o. the Rocky Noun
tain Region with a prediction OF rain
or snow and cooler weather supDla nt-
ing The mild weather that had pre-
vailed IN the Southern Rockv Noun
-ain Region for ,he past few days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
AGED WOMAN SENT TO
PRISON FOR 3 MONTHS
Katie BuheIski Also Fined $500
When She Admits Being
Bootlegger.

Katie Buhelski. well advanced in
years pleaded guilty to the charge OF
selling intoxicating liquor in the
Municipal Court this morning. Judge
Hastings imposed fine Of $500 and a
prison sentence OF three months Two
sons Of Mrs. Buifelski. according 10
the court record. are now serving
time az the workhouse on similar
charges
Declaring she had been presented
with some whisky. said 20 be more
than allowed according TO the law.
was no Ocuse for Annie Molefski
when arraigned before Judge Hastings
on charge OF violating the State
liquor law. She was held in $500
bail for the Court Of General Ses-
slOns.
The court fixed a support order of
s. a week upon Thomas X. Williams,
charged by mis- wife with the non
support OF three children. a perman-
ent support order OF 81 a week was
fixed upon Robert Comley for the sup
port OF his wife,
Joseph YOuske, charged with vio-
lating the State liquor law. was fined
500 and costs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
In Conference, at Douer; Yesterday Afternoon,
the Members of the Senate and House
Agreed Upon Program to Eliminate Waste
and Establish Economic Plans Wherever
Ii is Possible to Do So.
Stan Correspondence of Every Evening

Dover, Dec 6.-What rightfuly termed one of the
most important and remarkable political gatherings wit
messed in this State held yesterday afternoon in the
Tors OF the Hotel Richardson when the Democratic members
elect of the General Assembly together with party
leaders from all of Delaware conference
people OF the whole State the promises promulgated last
summer IN the Democratic party platform adopted by
the State convention The meeting had been called by Dr.
William Hoey of Frederica chairman of the State Commit
ee but he acted the the members the
Legislature themselves who deemed this step of the
ties that will devove upon them when the General Assembly
convenes in Dover, January p
Ihat the next Senate and House. both of which will be
controlled by safe Democratic majores intend
delaware and wipe out insofar be humanity possible
the stain of years of Republican msmana cement
expressions ofopinon heard during afternoon In this
effort the members of the Legislature, least the Demo-
cratic majority 10 have the solid backing and
all the prominent leaders and members of the Democratic
party from every section ofDelaware They expressed their
confidence Also that they will have the solid
rank and he and of all good Delawareans generally
attempts to restore the good the little Diamond
ana once more place its sound business
Economy, but fanatical cutting the of
prg efclency IN any branch of the reduction
o expenditures and elimination all useless
cas consolidation, If not the actual elimination,
me loS commissions IN Delaware; investigation of the
ghWay Department, about which, asserted the
pie OF the State know little investigation the public
ars IN New Castle county; reorganization of the Election
epartneir IN lmngton investigation of the salaries paid
10 all state employees in department the production
every departments books show their
salary accounts and the placing in Jail of all those who
fuse 70 produce such documents MANY other
were mapped out yesterday and intention to
all OF them and others into as the Leg-
lature gets under