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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
.LENKIJA ATSK|R|AMA NUO
RYTU EUROPOS

Visu triju valstybiu uzsieni-
mis- nusistatymas bus simpati-
joje su Russia ir Vohetija,
bet priesais Lenkija.
Politikai pazymi, kad jei
tos zinios teisingos, tatai Len
kija izoiuojama nuo rytines
Europos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
GEN. WU vARosI ANT
sosTINEs.

PEKINAs, Kinija, geg. 8.
Gen. WI Pei-fu afmija pa
zangiuoja ant Sios sostines If
atsidurusi vos uz keletos mai
lip.
Gen. Chang Tso-lin armija
Tx kai-kuriose vietose stipriai
laikosi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
Pasitaiko sumisimu.

Kai-kur daznai pasitaiko
sumisimu. Anglekasiu vadai
bijo, kad vietomis nekiltp kru-
vinos riausas. Ypae ten yra
,pavojaus, kur dirba neunistai
il kalbinami streikuoti, grie-
ztai atsisako.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
ANGLIJOJE MAzINAMOS
MOKESTYS.

LONDONAS, Angluos Wy
riausyha parlamentui idav6
ateinantiems metams biudze-
tQ. Proponuojama mazesn6s
gyventoiams -mokestys, piges-
mis- pastos patarnavimas IL
mazesnis muitas uz ivezama
arbatq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
PRAILGINA ATEIVYSTES
VARzYMA.

WASHINGTON, geg. 3. =
,Senatas su zemesniaisiais kon
greso rumais sutare 3 nuosim-
GiQ ateivyst6s suvarzymo is
tatymq prailginti dar dviem
metam pradejus iepos 1, 1922
metu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
LONDONAS. geg. 8.

LONDONAS, geg. 3. -
Pirmiausia is Varsavos, pas
kui is Genoa pranesta, kad So
vietu Russia su Vokietija pa
dariusios militarine sajunga.
Dabar gauta ziniu, kad Es-
tija, Latvija ir Lietuva suda-
riusios sajunga vesti bendral
savo uzsienip reikalus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
MAsKVA = BERLYNAs.

MASKVA, geg. 1. : Pra-
d6tas oru Moskvos su Berly-
nu susisiekimas. Sen IL ten
iris kartus savait6je l6ktuvais
bus skraidoma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
APIPLEsTA KRAUTUVE.

Keli plesikai vakar diena
pirm pietQ apiplese jubilieri-
ne krautuve po mum. 5000 So.
Halsted gat.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
BOISevikai CaVO SantarVGS
ReikaIaVimuS X

savybes arba az tai pilnai at
lyg!nti.
Russia turf imtis 'tokiQ prize
moniQ arba pravesti tokl pa
tvarkymQ, kas gal6tQ patrau-
xii svetimSalius ten vesti sa-
vo reiklQs.
Santarv6 reikalauja, kad ]
tai butQ Quotas atsakymas
kuotrmpiausiu laiku. Bet
komisaras Tchitchern sake,
Jog atsakymui busia reikalin-
ga apie pora savaiGipl. u
poros savaiciQ, sake jis, rusal
pagaminsiq naujus kontr-pa-
siQlymus.
PaaiSki, kad bolsevikai ne
4abai nori sutarties daryti
bendrai su visomis valstyhe-
mis-. Jie nori sutarciQ su at
skiriomis valstyb&mis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
RosELAND'As.
sukirto kitas kolonijas.

Mes, Roseland 'ieeiai, ilgai
min6sime balandzio 80 d. Mat,
ta diena, 3 val. po pietq Vi
sq sventu parapijos svetaine-
je ivyko .prakalbos. Kalbejo
gerb. kun. Garmus >ir p. M;
Bagdonas- abu is Lietuvos.
Nepaisant to, kad grazus
pavasario oras If naujai atgl-
mus gamta yiliote viliojo kick
viena pasivaikseioti ir atgai-
vinti krutine, vistik syetaine
prisirinko pima zmoniu. Kick
vienas idomavo gauti ziniQ a.
pie Lietuvos reikalus: JOS
dziaugsmus If rupescius.
Garbe tikriems tevynai-
MANS, kurie laimeje ar nelai-
,m9je rupinasi Tevyne, Haip
iStikimas sunus savo many
te.
stai, pagalios, pasirodo
sveGiai gerb, kleb. P. Lapeho
vedini. Prasideda prakalbos.
Gerb. kun. Lapelis trumpai
ir nuosirdziai pazym6jes siq
prakalbq tiksla ir perstates
svecius praSo gerb. GaF
mu kalb6ti.
Karstais zodziais sveikina
kalbGtojas susirinkusius If ga
ma ilgoje prakalboje vaizdziai
iskelia svarbesniuosius Lietu-
vos reikalus. Jis palieeia pir-
masias kovas uz Lietuvos Ne
priklausomybe, musQ kariuo-
menes narsius zygius, karstq
,tdvynainiQ pasiSventima, Lie
tuvos priesu ir isgamu dar-
bus. Kiekvienas sakinys gi-
liai sminga j sirdi. Malonu
kiekvienam lietuviui katalikul
isgirdus,-kad ir Lietuvoje ka-
talikai daugiausiai dirba Te-
vynes ,labui. Bepigu butu, jei-
gu greta .visokiu islauhniu
priesQ neturetumem visokios
rusies subolsevikejusiq socia-
.listQ, kuriems daugiau rupi
kova su tikyba, negu Neprik-
lausomybes reikalai.
Bet mes, tick gyvybil If
pasiSventimo sudeje ant Tevy
nes aukuro, mokesime ir ma
miniu priesu klastas nugale-
ii! kalbetojas iskilmingai
baige savo prakalba.
Paskum, pc. pertraukos kali
bejo M. Bagdonas. Nors ne
pirmu kartu Sis kalbetojas at
silanke j Roseland, bet dafg
naujq dalykq papasakojo. Jis
I IIypae kreipe domes j tuos ne
teisingus priekaistus, kurie- y
"a idaromi Lietuvos katali-
kams, ypae Kr. Demokratams,
is social-liberalu puses. IS
tikrpju, musq bedieviai yra
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
REzIGN'UoJA JAPONU
KABINETAS.

TOKYO, geg. 3. : PraneS-
ia, kad rezignuoja japonq mi
nisteriQ kabinetas, kuriam
pirmininkauja ptemieras Ia
kahashi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
ATs1sTA!TYD1NsIAs
MELLON.

WASHINGTON, geg. 3.
Cia kilo kalbos, kad atsis-
tatydinsias pinigyno sekreto-
rius Mellon, gi jo vieta uzim-
sias Chicagos bankininkas
Dawes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
Jokios propagandos.

Anot. professionals, bolsevi-
zmas privalo but nusluotas }su
j0 vakarine kultura. Gi rusq
tauta turi persiimti viduri-
mes Europos kultura.
Sombart pazymi, kad jis ne
sqs jeks vokieciu kulturos pro
pagandistas. Bet sekas vien-
tik mokslo teorijomis..
svedp laikrasGiai visaip
komentuoja apie tas socio-
logo paskaitas. Teeiaus dau-
guma jq pritaria.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
ANTRAS NEMESIS ANG-
LEKASIY STRE|KO,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, ge-
guzes 3. Antras nemesis di-
delio anglekasiQ streiko prasi-
dejo geguzes l diena. Angle
kasiq organizaeijos virsaiciai
tvirtina, kad Xxi siolei streiko
padetis nepasigerino ir var
giai veikiai gales pagereti.
Abelnai INFANT, Siandie strei
kuoja apie $4,000 anglekasiq.
Anglekasiu unijq virsaieiai
tvirtina, kad prie streiko pri-
sideje apie $4,000 neunistu
anglekasiq. ~
Skaitlius paddles.
Unijq virssaiciai turi whites,
kad skaitlius streikuojanGiq
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-03
Dingo brolybes ideja.

Prof. Sombart pareikSda-
mas, kad vakarp kultura mi
rusi, netuTl omon6je senoves
civilizacijos, kuri su rom6nais
slinko j Siaurius. Bet kalba
apie naujovine kulturq, pa
remta laisvGs ir brolyb6s ide-
ia, kurni pradzia buvo Quota
apie 1889 metals.
Siandie ia naujovin6 ideja
neteko reikiamQ pajegq YES
ii zmonija pirmyn. Ir todel
zmonijai paliekama tik seno-
vine civilizacija, kuri jai ME
ko> neteikia. Bet visgi@ j yra
geresnG M supluSkusia naujo-
vine atskiriQ tautQ kultura.
BolSevizmo kultura.
Sociologas ragina dirstelti
j puikiausiq civilizacijos pa
vyzdi Suv. Valstijose, kur at
skirios zmoniu tautyb6s min
dziojamos ir karsiamos taip,
kol jos netenka savo tautybes
p3dsakiu ir pasilieka be- jo-
kiOs kulturos.
Vakarp kmturos mirimas
aiSkiai atvaizdinamas bolsevi-
zme. Nes Rusijos bolseviz-
mas visomis keturiomis dar-
buojasi pasisavinti vakarq
kultura.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-16
Birthday Party

A very delightful party was given
last evening at the home OF MI. ano
Mrs. Geo. E. Wiley on Willis street
in honor of the birthday anniversary
of their daughter, Miss Meta,
Games were played until late houf
when refreshments were served.
Among those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Longnecker'
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Wiley. Mrs. r.
G. Merrick, Mrs. Louise Weldon
Misses Dolly Hooper, Maude Neal
Della Slacum, Della Dayton. Meta
Wiley, Lillian Slacum, Sale Bran
mock, Bessie Lyons, Louise Bassett
Reita Wiley and Gladys Haring.
Luke Ruark, Raymond Neal Hill
lery Kinnamon, Granville Dunn, Mar
vim Lyons, Irving Pink, James Mar
shall, Ernest Newton, Raymond Sla-
cum Milton Hubbard, Paul Messick,
Norman Thomas, Charlie Kinnamon'
Ernest Leap, Wendell Vickers, Rus
sell Bell, Goldie Johnson, Grover
Johnson, Delmar. Darcy and Leroy
WILEY
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-16
The DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD. MAR. Is, 1922.
iirief Local News

State Fire Marshall, George II.
! Percy. is spending the week III Gam
bridge.
Mr. Wallace Potter left ON tue
boat tonight for Baltimore, where ne
will spend several days TINS "oeA'
Mr. Goldsborough Andrews, OF
| New York. a former resident OF TINS
| CITY is spending a short time Win
friends here.
Mr.. ]. Edward Drennen left on the
train this afternoon for Harringtoh.
Del and Cape Charles, va where
/ he will spend sometime.
We are glad to report that MISS
Lulu Clark, who was operated upon
Monday night for appenolcltls' %
getting along very nicely.
There will be two cakes gwen
away at the Auto Show tonlght' ~
kets on the cake will be gwen a""S
o+ tho door. Attend the show, you
NAV hold one of the lucky NUMBERS
Mrs John P Nichols, who mas
been spending sometime IN Wasnlns
ton. D. c., with her sister. MIS-. w ~
field McKeon, has returned TO ne
home on Maryland avenue thls CITY
ITpon one man fell the duty OF de-
Gliding the fate of four human ives
what did he do? He was guided by
no principal other than his moran
code "His Own Law" See HoDart
Rosworth in the powerful role VI
MacNeir. in a seven reel him maSIel
niece showing at the Grand Opel"
House tonight only.
The Arcade tonight presents LOT
the first time here ne" slal' NJ
Lloyd Hughes in Thos: II; lnce Pr
duction "Homespun FOLKS "nicn
is conceded to be much oetter pi"s
than either "Old Homestead VI
Way Down East" It's picture ~
love. politics and go-get-it men. 10
morrow and Saturday Ethel Clayton
in Her Own Money"
The Fifty fourth annual session OF
the Wilmington Conference Will con.
vene at Zion NJ, E. Church, Loucst
street. this city, Tuesday evening
March 21st and will be in session un-
til Monday March 81. when 1t VIII
adjourn. The conference will De
presided over by Bishop William
Frazer Mcdowell of Washington, l..
G The conference proper will con
vene at 9 O'Clock Monday March ~,
when the Sacrament of The LORD
sumner will be observed in charge OF
the presiding Bishop. There will De
approximately two hundred and nifty
visiting clergymen attending the con-
farance. All OF the visitors nave
been provided with homes among the
citizens OF Cambridge.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-16
To The Advocates OF The
.$l5O,OOO School Bond Issue

To The Advocates OF The $3.50, 900
High School Bond Issue:-.
To show you that l am sincere IN
wanting improved school conditions,
| make you the following pfopo-
sition:
Pass the $4,000 Elementary
school bond issue and l agree to get
behind same and do all l can to get
it through without a referendum anu
as our Non-Partisan Tax Payers AS
ISOLATION has endorsed this measure
1 do not believe any opposition Will
be effective.
We are sadly in need of immediate
relief in Cambridge, and IN oroer
that we may get the use OF the TWO
four room wings planned, for the
next schoo year, l will be one or the
ten to guarantee to raise SZO,Ooo,
so that IL schools close. without
soon as schools, close, without
waiting for the time of referendum
to expire.
This will take care of the Elemen-
tary grades now on third floor or
High School building and will also
provide for all of the children OF the
small SCnOOlS Wllllu d AdoA I'D " S-oN
miles of Cambridge. the only reser-
walton to this offer is, that the
Guarantors or a majority of them ap-
prove of contract for building be-
fore same is signed by Board of Edu-
cation
Further amend your present bill OF
$4,000 SO that it reads $4,000 Tor
q high school in Cambridge. Ii our
Tax Payers Association will not IN
dorse same, l will agree to remain
neutral, neither advocating or OPP
posing it.
Further, if this bill is passed and
becomes law and the Board OF
Education decides to build and it IS
found that the proceeds of the sale
of the bonds together with the safe
of the present building and grounds
are not enough to complete it, pro
vided it is determined to abandon
the present site, will be one or ~
to guarantee $4,000 or as much
thereof as is necessary to finish IT,
the only reservation is that the con-
tract must be approved by majority
of the Guarantors before 1T is signed
by the Board of Education.
Yours truly,
GEO. W. WOOLFORD.
Cambridge, Md, Mar. 18th.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-16
Capt. Philip Covington

Captain Philip Covington, died
very suddenly of heart trouble. this
morning at three o'clock. He was
eighty-four years of age.
He is survived by three children
Mr. Philip Covington, Jr., and Mrs
VIM. Denton, both of Baltimore anc
Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes Of this city.
Funeral services will be held from
the home of his daughter, Mrs
Elizabeth Hughes, Choptank avenue
tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-16
Burton's Meat Market

Having purchased the business
conducted by A. C. Herman at 80
Poplar street. l solicit the patronage
of nv friends and the public. VIII
carry at all times a complete line OF
choice fresh and salt meats. My
prices will be as low as the lowest
l have an experienced meat cutter
Mr.. Joseph Davidson, and we shali
make every effort to please ana De
worthy of your patronage.
WALTER R. BURTON,
3i14-3t Proprietor
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-16
BAD WEATHER NO
CHECK TO CROWDS
In Spite OF Tho Inclement weather
Crowds Still Throng To Auto Snow


The weather tried it's best TO
knock the second night of the auto
show but in spite of it approximately
one thousand people braVed the
shreateninE weather and went again
to look the cars over. Although The
-rowds last night we're not as large
as those of tie right previous they
were quite as enthusiastic.
An excellent program was gwen
by the best local talent including d
vocal solo by Mr.. Malcolm Hastings
of Hurlock; a vocal solo by Mrs. j.
Ben Brown, Jr., vocal duet by Miss
Leone Brannock and Miss Mary
Blanche Seward. Tonight the pro
gram will include a dancing contest
music by the Rescue Fire Company 5
Orchestra.
Two cakes were given away during
the evening these being won by MISS
Sara Twilley and Ralph Mace, il.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-16
SPECIAL MEETING OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF DORCHESTER COUNTY

The County Commissioners OF Dor
chester County will meet during the
month of April, on the FOLLOWING
days:
Tuesday April 4th.
Tuesday April 18th.
Tuesday April 18th.
Tuesday April 25th.
Wednesday April 26th.
Thursday April 9th.
Friday April 28th.
The Board will sit on these days 10
make transfers, correct erroneous as
sessment and to make necessary al
lowances.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
w, H. Leonard, Jr,, Clerk.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-16
Bennett Shockley

Mr.. Raymond G. Bennett OF cam
bridge and Miss Leila May Shockley
Of this county were quietly married
bv DR.. Joseph T. Herson at the AS
bury Parsonage on Saturday evening
at seven O'Clock. Mr.. Bennett Is
printer employed in one OF the Guy
plants.-The Wicomico News OF
March 18th, 1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07
WINTER WHEAT
NEARLY NORMAL
572,974.0 900 Is Estimate OF
Production

WASHINGTON. April "a pro.
duction Of sT7.g1s.e0o bushels Of win.
ter wheat was forecast today by
tho department ~ agriculture for
1899 az compared with tsT.oIz 600
bushels last year and an average of
s7s.s7s.0 600 bushels for the last five
years.
This forecast was made on esti.
mated average condition OF winter
wheat on April !. this year. as 7s.t
per cent compared with $40 per
cent on April j. 1921. and an aver.
age OF st3 per cent for the past
10 years.
There was an increase IN condi.
ton from December I. 1921. TO
April /. 1922. OF "a points. as com.
pared with an average decline in
the past 10 years OF ~ points be.
tween these dates.
The avcraxs condition of rye on
April l was 50 per cent Of normal
compared with e05 per cent April
1. last year. and compared with
tho average Of SIS for the past 10
years
The condition of rye on April I
forecasts production OF approx.
mately ss.6s5.0 900 bushels. compared
with 57.eis.000 bushels last year and
an average OF s6.sT4.ooo bushels
during the preceding five years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07
SEEKS TO SPEED
BOULDER PLANS
California Congressman to
Ask Big Appropriation

WASHINGTON. Anrii T.--Reailx
lnE that yearn may eiapsr before the
Colorado river commission. appoint.
"a by congress-. concludes its deilh~r.
atoms. Congressman Phil -. Swing.
n Imperial. Cal. announced today
that within a week hr win introfur.
a bill authorizing tho United states
reclamation service 10 huiid dam AZ
Boulder canyon. on the Colorado rtv.
er. At an estimated cost Of &c. 600. 600.
and connecting Ail-Amcrican canal.
AZ an estimated cost Of f1e 900 900.
20 irriEa,e and reclaim 80 .ooe acres
in Imperial county and Cochilia. on
the Colorado desert.
swing has gone over the subject
with Reclamation CHIEF A. T. Davis
and Secretary Of Commerce Hoover.
and rays he believes tho bill author.
lnsne the work will pass n, this een.
sion ~ congress. leaving aprropria.
tiona 10 hr made At tho neat session.
when the wnrk starts.
The proposed Boulder canyon darn
will be tho highest In the wcrid--s.s
feei--and wiii develop coo. 600 pri.
mary electric horsepower. several
times Ne much 49, Muscle Shoals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07
Use PsychoanalySis
in Romantic Study

today completed study of The case.
lilo dlagnoaea Il az father fixaticn."
This h what psychoanalyris calls
tho attachment Of a YOUNG person
Tor an old person. said Tridon,
such marriages nearly always turn
out badly.
AT first glance u might seem that
money Il tho attraction, But this II
not the case. The mans love n part
" patcrnai. the girls love j. partly
fillal. THIS sort of mixed emotion
does not make fer a happy marriage.
'-rhat the underlying motive ir off
fcrcnt than luxury. also Is attested
because In such cascH. where the slrl
leaves the san. she usually nlarrtcr
a second time. and g. another old
man.
Tridon says that the international
romance OF Mathilde Mccormick.
Chicago helrcsn 20 millions. and Max
orcr. swiss riding master, II another
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07

Council
Filed the let day Of March. 1874
~. W, cARRnfL@
City Comptroller and oA-officio
city Clerk.
By y. NJ. STREET..
Deputy clerk.
Date OF first publication in THE
seattle Star. Seattle. March "a. 1889.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07
nv AI.KNANpER HERMAN

BRlDGEroRr. Conn. April IT,
Enter psycheanalysis 10 explain the
broken romance Of E,stelle Nudge
ara Jonathan Godfrey.
Estelle was rs. Jonathan was Ga.
when they met on ~ birdie path
and turned into the bridal path. Jon.
athan expected TO bridge the gap OF
years with sold; he's ono OF New
England's multtmiihonaircs.
a mans as young as he feels. I"
said Jonathan.
"A wonian'x woman AZ any age"
said FStellc.
- spring and winter made their
love nest IN ssrhc oaks" Godfrcy's
WONDERFUL horne. They rode together.
DANCED together. played around with
youths Of Fsstellc's age.
hut Il lasted only a little over two
years.
Andre Tridon. tho pSyehcanaiyrt,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07

BUDAPEST, Hungary. April H.
Packs Of wolves. famishcd by the
heavy anowstorms. are torrorlHing
the inhabitants OF pcbrecxin. about
lie miles EAST OF budapest.
Wolves outside Mickolcz killed
aud ate three woodouttefH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07

Under and pursuant 70 section !
OF Article " 81 the City Charter.
there will Re submitted TO the quail
fled electors Of The City of Seattle.
at the municipal election 70 he held
\ said city on the End day Of May.
1922. for their approval or rejection.
Tuitiaftve Measure No. s22ss. which
said proposed measure reads as fol-
lows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07

case Of father fisation,"
Mathildr h "a, oHer l. past 90. In
this case Il ID the giri who II wealthyi
IN. man II comparatively poor. Their
romance. too. began ON the bride
path.
Enteiie Nudge Godfrey has left her
husband. going back 10 her mother.
She says My husband waa kind.
and all that. but there was too wide
gap between us. SO have left
hlm--for good
says tho abandoned millionaire; II
iovo her. tried to make her ms
happy as any youth could have made
her. lived the life Of youth with
her. as far as | could. hope nholl
return"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07

Under and pursuant to Section I
Of Article ~ OF the city Charter,
there will be submitted TO the quail
fled electors Of The City OF Seattle.
at the municipal election to be held
in said city on the End day OF May,
1922, for their approval or rejection,
Initiative Measure No. s390S. which
said proposed measure reads as fol-
lows:
INITIATIVE PETITION NO. $4,000.
An Ordinance relating to and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07
Insane Make Money
for English Asylum

MANCHESTER. Eng. April IT,
Insane patients OF the County Men.
tai hospital made net profit of
1880 on the institutions farm dur.
ing the past year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07

Deputy ttrFhs
Date q first pabl,es,len IN The
SEATTLE Star. Seattle. March -. is--
pF.SOf .rTfoN No. Tnss
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. 4
A RESOLUTION ana PROPOSITION
20 amend section 7 of Article Viii
~ the city Charter of the city OF
Seattle. and providing for the sub
mission % such proposed amend
saia city Tor shsir ratification Or
rejection at the general municipal
election 10 be held therein on the
End day ~ May. isss-
nE 1T RESOLVED ny THE CITY
COUNCIL. or the err or
SEATTLE;
That Section : OF Article VIII Of
sadink thereto a new subdivision 10
be known as section to-. which
SHAH be IN words and figures a.
follows. to-wits
section Sbi. In the Department
OF Public Works there shall be a
head OF which shall be the Hup~rtn-
terdent Of Transportation. uho shall
not b. included IN the classified civil
service. but shall BE- appointed By
the Mayor. By. and With the advice
a term. except AZ herein otherwise
provided Of three years. and who
may BE- removed by the Mayor ny
fiiing notice Of removal with the
81 ne eG sssts ~ ~ r ssr ss s The
salary of the superintendent Of
Tranwportntien shall be fixed by
ordinance The S0pertntr nfent 81
'Trsnsportstion. saving 10 the city
ferea UPON i, by law or ehsr,sr.
shsii have tho exclusive manage
fn~nt. supervision and controt Of
and shall operate and fuaintain the
municipal street railway system ard
all plant facilities. shops. buildings
and structures appurtensnt thereto.
and any and all other means Of
transportation for hire o~n~a or op-
Grated by the city: and. subject TO
civil service rules. shall appoint, re-
rlcers and employees in hts depart
nent or employed upon or Ia eonnee-
tfor with. said municipal street rail-
way system. or such other means -
transportation for hire lie shalI
and perform ruch other duties as
may Be prescribed BY ordinance, In
case the Superintendent Of Tranapor-
fation shan he appointed from the
classified civil servicn and shall not
BE- removed for cause. he shall, upnn
retirement from the Office OF super
lntendent Of Transportation. reeufnr
his former position In the classified
civil service: and tho last appotntes
to the position from which said
superintendent Of Trsnrportation
wns appointed and ths last appoin-
tees In positions subordinate there
TO. shall resume their former posi-
tions. resp etivsiy. In the classified
civil service"
AND DE 1T FURTHER RE-
SOLVED. that such proposed sr-snd-
rrent be submitted 10 the qualified
electors % tho city 81 Seattle Tor
their ratification or rejection at the
&c neral municipal election 20 be
held In said city on the and day OF
May, 1879.
PsasfD the city Council the ist
day Of March. 1899. and signed by
me In open session in authorization
Of It's passage this ist day Of March.
1921.
PHILIP TfSDAIf.,
President pre- tenn Of the CITY
Council.
Filed tho ist dav Of March. 1854
~. w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and
er-offtcio city clerk.
BY y. NJ. STREET. De putty Clerk
Date % first publication IN This
Seattle star. Seattle. March IS. 1879.