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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-06

de asediu 81 organizata asa in
cat eel putin o treime din jude i
catori, sa fie judecatori civil.
Pentru a sc inlatura discuti-
lie sd Sc prevada un text 81
pentru justitia ecclesiastical.
Desi Pam fost supusi trata-
tului minoritatilor am respec-
tat legea musulmana instituind
tribunale pentru mahomedani
in anumite materii. Ca o garen-
tie 81 mai mare pentru aceasta
populate credincioasa Statului
roman sa Sc inscrie principiul
char in Constitute,
,5lJustitia disciplinara ,trebue
mai bine organizata pentru a
garanta situatia functioarilor.
> Trebue mentinut plincipiul
dei a nu Sc 1nfiinha 5urisdictii
decat prin lege. Mar trebui sd
Sc creeze niciun fel de comisii
GU atributiuni judecatoresti: in
tot cazul hotar1rile lor trebuesc
supuse apelului la instantele O.
bisnuite.
Sc fntreaba in fine daca n ar
trebui ca 81 pentru barou sa ia
0 garantie in Constitute, anu
me ca nu poate Fl organizat de-
cat prin lege 81 in baza de IL
tluri universitare.
In partea ultima a conferintei
s'a ocupat de chestiunea perso-
nalului care exercita puterea ju
decatoreasca. Judecatorului
Sc cere stiinta, experienta, indie
pendenta, integritate. Pentru a
avea o buna magistratura este
nevoie ca fnsasi Constitutia sa
prevada anuInite masnri.
| Discutand foloasele 81 neajun
surile sistemului alegerii magi-
stratilor 81 al numirii Sc pro
nuta pentru un sistem in care
predomina alegerea 1nsa facuta
de I'm corp competent 81 indie
pendent, anume un consilul SUI
lperior mai hine organizat deca1
All sau, de perferit, Curtea de
Casatie. Ea va alege din listt
de prezentare pc care vor fl O.
. bligate Curtile de APPEL sd lie a
i lcatuiasca. Barourile vor ave
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-06

81 ele fadulatea sd prezinte ase-;
menea liste.
Casatia va alege pentru fie-
care loc 2 candidate. Ministrul
va alege din eli unul si-l va pro
pune Regelui. Cum ministrul
are 1ncrederea puterii legiuitoa-
re lnseamna ca 81 aceasta pu-
tere exercita dreptul de ale
gere. La baza admiterii insa
in magistratura, afara de anu
mite exceptii, intemeiate pc lu-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-06
IN VT A R E

Prin aceasta dina 81 d-nul Nj
colae Bardas invita- Gu drag pc
toti prietenii 81 cunoscutii d lua
parte la serbarea GEO vor da in
urma botezuIui fiicei lor Victoria.
Masa Sc va da la farma dansi-
Tor de langa Canton, Ohio, pc
iarba verde. Gu miei 81 pui de
gaina pc ziua de ii Maiu. la
orele = p. m
Nasi: Dina 81 D-nul Codrean
Serbian din Canton. Ohio.
Parinti: Dina II D-nul Nicolat
BardaS. r. +. ID. ;. Canton, Ohio
t1O7 4 1873.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-06
INSTITUTUL
SOCIAL ROMAN

Duminica 10 Martie "a tinut la
institutul social roman conferinta
d-lrli Andrei Radulescu despre
PUTEREA JUDECATOREA-
SEA.
Conferentiarul a inceput prin a
Spune ca Sc va ocupa numai de prln
cipiile dupa care trebue organiata
aceasta putere in nOua Constitute
lar nu de tOate chestiunile privi-
toare la puterea judecatoreasca. o.
Constiintie trebue sd corprinda nu-
mai principiile fundamentals, care
satisfac cerintele vremeii actuale
81 care sa nu stanjeneasca desvol-
tarea viitoare. De alta parte aceste
principii trebue sa fie cat mai po-
trivite Gu firea poporului, ell tre-
cutul lui. Gu starea lui sociala. Nh
cea mai buna nu cea mai inaintata
Constitute e una pOtrivita nea-
mului romanesc.
Dupa ce eXpune in trecat prin-
cipiul separatiunei puterilor 81 err
iticele abuse sustine ca 81 Consti-
| tutia viitoare trebue sd coprinda
acest principiu. Puterile Insa nu tre
buesc sa fie irolate; ele Sc vOr con
trola recipoc 81 vor colabora respec-
and Constitutia. Propune teXte din
| care Sd reiasa neindoios cd puterea
judeca toreasca nu este de a judeca
| Observation-Disclosures legilor. este de
parere sd Sc prevada char in Con-
stitutie, in chip formal recunaoste
rea acestui drept al puterii judeca
toresti 81 doreSte ca justitia sal
exercite efectiv inlaturand cat mai
curand teoria necesitatii din sierra
dreptului nostru.
S'a ocupat apoi de instantele
care eXercita puterea judecatorea-
sea propunand uncle teXte.
Tn principiu fundamental car.
trebue sd domino viitoarca Organi
zare 81 care trebue inserts in Con
! stitutie este unifOrmitatea, adics
aceleasi nOrme de organizare in toa
, ia tara fara diferentiere de prOvin
Gil sau pentru minoritati. Bune sal
rele aceleassi instante pentru tot
, cetatenii Romaniei.
Va fl numai 0 Curte de Casati
i'll Capitala Regatului 81 organizat;
unitar, fara sectiuni separate pen
tru uncle part ale tarii.
Statul roman nu poate Fl organi
: zat pc baze federative, ci unitar.
PrOpune sd Sc prevada in Consti
tutie ca ministrii vor ii judecat
! de Casatie 81 ca tot aceasta instan
ia sd judece contestatile la alegeri
4 lie membrilor Parlamentului.
Este de parere sd Sc infiintez
tribunale administrative dar pam
atunci sd Sc dea in competinta in
srantelor judecatoresti 81 plangeri
lie contra abuzurilor administratiei
Juriul II ar trebui mentinut i
Constitute decat pentru. delictel
politice 81 de presa, 81 in orice ca
sd fie mai bine organizat. Admita
rea lui in alte materii sd fl
lasata legiuitorului ordinar. il
stitia militara ar trebui men
tinuta pentru civil numai il
timpul razboihlui 81 al stare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-06

exanen asigurarea deplina ina
movibilitatii. Celelalte vor Fl la
safe legiuitorului ordinar.
lncheind STA arafat convingerea
ca putere judecatoreasca bine or
ganizata~si independents din toate
punctele de vedere, va Fl de cef
mai mare folos mai ales pentru q
societate democratica. Generatia
de All sa-si faca datoria. a
(Universul)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-06
CONCURS

b ETF
Parochia Rom. ort. "Sf. An
dreiu' din Cincinnati, Ohio. Pc
aceasta Gale deschide Concurs
pentru locul vacant de preot.
Ofertele sunt q Sc adresa la
adresa de mai jos, in eel mai
scurt timp posibil, Gu mentiunea,
a Sc arata locul unde au fost
preotul hirbtonisit. Postul Sc va
ocupa imediat ce solicitatorul
este ales.
Cincinnati @. 3 Maiu 1922.
1uHAI CHuGDEA
notar Parochial.
$50 Dayton Str. Cincinnati o.
(1O6, 7-8).
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DORESC


Pentru Reumatism, raceli, Lum-
bago, Neuritis, Boil de ficat,
mergeti~ la Bale Houck. Bal Tur-
cesti, Pucioase, Electrica, mine
rale. Cele mai mari in n. Il. Ohio.
SAILOR HOTEL
Massilon, Ohio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-14
TO SEARCH FOR
MISSING LINK"

San Francisco. Sept. 13.-Captain
Edward A. Salisbury, scientist and ex-
plorer. today was enroute for the Ma
lay peninsula. where he will search for
what has been termed in science "the
missing link"
Accompanying Captain Salisbury
were NJ. G. Cooper. former lieutenant
colonel in the aviation corps Of the
United States army; Duke Zeller, ex-
perienced explorer: Edward Durghard
Of Columbia University, New York;
Miss Dorothy Salisbury. the explorers
daughter. and two motion picture men.
The party will leave the steamer
President Taft at Singapore. where
Captain Salisburys yacht Wisdom II
is anchored. On the vessel is a fine
laboratory for carrying on expert
ments near the scene of the explora-
ton.
Captain Salisbury said rumors had
come across the Pacific ocean from
time to time about a tribe Of wild men
in the tungles OF the Malay archipel-
ago. who had short. vestigian tails,
receding foreheads and protruding
brow ridges. The captain said he did
not accept these stories as the truth
but he was In search Of whatever was
to be found. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-14

FURNISHED to the Kennebec Jour-
nal through the courtesy Of ]. A.
Carnage & Co., Of Augusta and Wa
terville.)
Washington. Sept. 13.-The number
of workers on the payrolls of the ma
tons iron and steel mills is 35.S per
cent greater than a year ago.
An increase of ass per cent is re-
ported by automobile plants and other
concerns turning out vehicles for land
transportation.
In the industry dealing with stone,
clay and glass products there has
been an increase of 4l.6 per cent.
These percentages of increase in the
size of working forces are based upon
official advices to the L. s. Employ
ment Service and deal with actual pay
rolls of the industries concerned at the
close of business Aug. 81, 1922 and
the same date of last year.
The Employment Service survey
shows that despite the mine and rail
strikes, manufacturing plants in all
but four basic lines are adding more
and more workers to their payrolls and
doing it in the middle of the summer
season when ordinarily business men
complain that things are slow"
The entire nation, it is indicated, is
getting back to steady work. The I'M
employment problem has almost
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-14
Plenty of Herons
Along Maine Coast

Damariscotta, Sept. 13.-Except
for a few birds which remain here all
the year round, the season for small
birds is nearly, over Robins often
stay late at times and not a few get
stuck by the early snow storms.
Herons seem to be very abundant
this fall. They were getting scarce at
one time. but the Federal law protect
ing migratory birds has apparently
had a beneficial effect. The State of
Maine exempts them from protection,
but Uncle Sam has them under his
care. The largest heron which comes
to New England is the Great Blue
The Green Heron or Fly-up-the- creek
is the commonest heron in Maine and
are beautifully plumaged. Thirty five
years ago Innter and Outer Heron is
lands were the regular nesting places
OF these birds. the Blue Heron and
the Night Heron, which is a very
beautiful bird. with striking adorn-
ments. The heron known as the Stake
Driver completes the quartet Of COM
mon New England herons or bitterns.
They are said to be common over all
Kew England. and stands about two
and one-half feet high. People trav-
cling in the woods are often misled by
it's call into believing that there is
someone working near by, as the call
sounds exactly like some one driving
down Q fence post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-14
Mrs. Sarah Anathalis Hsbsrt

Mrs sarah Anathalie Hebert died
a, 1876 Wednesday morning at her
home 10 water street after a short
Illness Of only two days. She was SIS
Years old Mrs Hebert was the
laughter OF Abraham and Anathalie
Matthew Rancourt and was born In
wa,erville February IL. 1884. She
nd always made her homo in this
c.'y and had n wide circle OF friends
iy whom she was held in deep affec-
pon and respect
shc ia survived by one daughter,
tsa lena IIebert. who Ia the sur
,A.ug member Of a family OF six
children a daughter died a num-
irf ~ years ago and son. Leon
iiebcr' died n year ago. She is also
tlr,.yci by a grandson. Louis Cote,
Who Is widely known by his stage
mime x Low Cody. a brother. John
Hlnrour' NJ Upper Main street. and a
s.rer Mrs. Charles Reny OF IS King
street. also survive.
Mrs Heberts parents were among
The earliest French Canadian settlers
n Wlteryille and were identified
WIN tho enrly history a the Catholic
fth IN this city. and Mrs. Hebert
sas very deyout member OF that
church
Tho funeral will be held at s A. NJ
Friday a. Notre Dame church and
hIraI viii be in the Catholic ceme-
tfry n Pine Grove
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-14
Defends u. S. in
World Rehabilitation

Indianapolis, Sept. discharges
that the United States has failed to
do its share in aiding the rehabilita-
ton of the world were answered to-
day by Comptroller Of the Currency
Crissinger in an address here before
the Indiana Bankers Association,
with the statement that in the
past eight years this country has
sent abroad nearly s22.O0O,OO0, 900.
Il feel" he said, that the present
is not an appropriate time to refer to
this truly gigantic participation by
our country in sustaining and estab-
fishing the finances of the world.
There are some people in the Unit
ed States who persist that our coun-
try has not done and is doing it's full
part, and that the world connot be
restored and placed on the way to
prosperity and order without Ameri-
can assistance.
MY reply to this is broadly that
in the last eight years our country
has made a contribute to these
ends, SO great that if we ourselves
fully appreciated it; if we were given
fair credit for it by other people, it
would win us the bright guerdon Of
helpfulness. of willing cooperation
and of splendid unselfishness."
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O'Brien TO Head X. of E.
Other Officers Elected. Tues.

W1'erville Council. Knights Of
Columbus Tuesday evening elected
'he following officers: Grand knight,
william J @ Brien; deputy grand
knight Alfred A. Matthew; chancel-
Dr. Bernard O'Donnell: treasurer,
John Hognn financial secretary, d.
J. Ngu". warder. John Kervin; adj
'ocn'o, r Harold Dubord; inside
gIarl John Fardy; outside guard
VI Nagom trustee for three years,
J Harold Dubord. members Of house
mmui"r for two years. u. +. Nigue
ana 7 Gagne, for one year. James
Hogan and A. Reny.
Thomas A. Delaney. the present
grand knight. has been appointed by
state Deputy f'laherty OF Portland as
district deputy for the Fifth District
composed OF the following councils /:
Wa'er' NE, Skowhegan, Madison and
Jaokman y. L. Vigue Will act as
dia'rCt warden TO the district dep
mN The officers of Waterville
Council VIII be installed by District
" pu.y Delaney.
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ceased to cause anxiety and the only
serious amount of idleness il found In
those trades in which men are on
strike.
Eight basic industries report In.
creases in the number Of workers for
Aug. 81 as compared with a year ago.
These are food 81 per cent; paper and
printing 61 per cent; chemicals IS:
per cent: lumber and manufactures
thereof ISL per cent: metals other
than steel % per cent: iron and steel
35.S per cent; stone. clay and glass
works 4l.6 per cent; automobiles ass,
per cent. An increase of IL per cent
was reported &c the Employment Ser
vice under the heading Miscellaneous
industries"
In four lines of industry the number
on payrolls showed decrease Aug. 81.
when compared with the same day Of
1921. These industries were tobacco
81 per cent; railroad repair shops IS
per cent; textiles 81 per cent and
leather manufacture is per cent. The
railroad repair shops was not unex-
pected because Of the strike in that
industry. y
For all industry the average per cent
of change was 1872 per cent increase
in the number of payrolls Aug. IL.
This average includes those industries
which reported decreases in forces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-14
Chicago Cattle Market

tnlcaRO, sept. 10.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900; active on
all classes; beef steers strong to lSc
higher: better grades mostly 10 to Is
up; top matured steers 1885; best yeat-
lings 100; bulk beef steers 900 q 1860:
she stock generally strong to 10 up;
bulls. stockers and feeders firm: veal
calves largely % higher. western
grass steers largely 675@ $50: bulk fat
she stock 456m725: bulk Gamers and
cutters 2S5m $50; bulk veaIers 1880
1900; bulk stockers and feeders 5264
700.
HOGS-Receipts 10000: lighter
weights active. steady to strong: 9TH
ers slow. around steady: bulk 10 to
220-pound averages 965 a 1885, top $50;
bulk $50 to 260-pound averages $3.50
800: choice 315 to 400-pound butchers
S50GS75: bulk packing sows 70ea
775: bulk pigs $500 800; estimated
holdover 5000.
SHEEP-Reccipts 10000: fat native
lambs mostly % higher: western IS 70
so higher: top westerns 1880 to ship
pers: top natives 1850; bulk natives
1275@1310; culls mostly 900; sheep
firm; top fat ewes $50: montana aged
wethers 725; feeders strong; mornisS
tor. feeder lambs 1900. some held
higher.
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Two Portland Boys
Among Rifle Winners

Portland, Sept. 1910 the juvenile
rife shots of the United States and
Canada who have qualified in various
competitions this year. the Winches-
ter Junior Rifle Corps has given
6.203 medals. In July the number
given was 353. divided is follows: Pro
marksmen. 169: marksmen. 90;
sharpshooters. 80: bars. Sc; experts
2; instructors. 3.
Every indication Is that this will be
the best year in the history of rife
shooting. More matches are being
held than ever before, more cities are
becoming interested and municipal
ranges are being erected in many
places. A small bore rife range
doesn't take up much space.
Medal winners in Maine during
July were: Albert Malta of 6 May
street and John Holland, 143 Brack-
EFT street. this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-14
New York Produce Market

New YORK sept. lo.
WHEAT-Spot steady: No l north
ern spring 121a: No. red winter 1134;
No hard winter 114s: No. l Manitoba
110S and No 2 mixed durum 1O44
track New York spot.
CORN-spot steady: Ne: 2 yellow
and No. white sea and No. mixed
S2i c New York all rail
OATS-Spot steady; No. white 46a
LARD-Firm; middle west HOO
BUTTER-Firmer; receipts 552s:
EGGs-Irregular: receipts 1920.
POTATOES-Dull: Long Island bar
rel Cobbler 2O06225: Green Mountain
bier 215G 225; Green Mountain 225G
CARBAGE-Dun: Long Island bar
rel white 100@1o5; red 20OG $50: sa-
vov 1t06125.
The raw sugar market was quiet
again today and as no sales were re-
ported prices were unchanged at
equal to 495 for centrifugal.
Raw sugar futures were duieter
with traders evidently inclined to
limit operations and await develop
ments in the spot market. Prices were
irregular and after easing off two to
three points on liquidation and trade
selling they rallied on covering ana
scattered commission house support,
regaininE all the early loss and show
ing net advances of two to five points,
only to again case off near the close.
Final quotations were unchanged to
four points net higher. Closing: Octo-
Der 3o1, December 1923. March 3.11,
Nav 322
There was no improvement in the
demand for refined sugar and list
prices were unchanged at $50 for fine
graduated.
Refined futures nominal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-14

1909 to 1908 and May 1861 to 1854.
Corn closed shade Off to &c up. oats
at Is decline to a like advance. and
provisions varying from cents set.
back to a rise of IL cents.
AT first the wheat market tended up
ward. the majority of traders beine
impressed by the unlocked for action
of values at Liverpool. where PIECES
had mounted Notwithstanding declines
Yesterday in America. In this connec-
tion gossip was heard that export buy
ing of L. $. hard winter wheat In the
last few days had totalled 1000. 900
bushels ard that Germany had pur-
chased through London 5000 900 BUSH
els Of wheat and 1000. 900 bushels Of
rye.
In the final 30 minutes of the Board
of Trade session. however. selling on
the part of early buyers became q con-
spicuous factor, messages from the
seaboard telling of absence of any
fresh purchasing for Europe. and ex-
pOrters having taken only l70, 900 BUSH
els here. Declines in rates OF foreign
exchange were said to have operated
against export business today. Corn
and oats were governed chiefly by the
action of wheat. Sales of corn to 70
into store here for delivery on Septem-
Der contracts tended somewhat to ease
the corn market.
Provisions averaged higher with
hogs, but trade lacked volume.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-14
Governor to Speak at
Falmouth Old Home Day

Falmouth Old Home Day celebra-
ton. which is to be held at the Town
hall Saturday. includes on its pro-
gram for the day an address by Gov
ernor Percival P. Baxter. at o'clock
in the afternoon. The events Of the
day will include a parade Of floats,
ball games, sports, cash prizes,
speaking. music and dancing.
The parade will take place at II in
the forenoon, to be followed by
sports at 11.30. after which dinner
will be served in the hall at noon.
There will be a literary program at
2.30. with Gov. Baxter speaking at 8.
A juvenile ball game will be staged
at / o'clock between West Falmouth
and the Graves schools. At $50 the
married and single men will have a
ball game contest. The days program
Of entertainment will conclude with
a ball in the evening at the Town
hall. Excellent music will be fur
nished during the day and evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-14
Orono Man Sought in Lynn

At the request of the LYING Mass,
police department Sheriff Fernandez
on Tuesday arrested Henry Goodwin
of Orono, who is wanted in Lynn on
a complaint charging abduction Of
a young girl from Orono. An in
spector from the Lynn police depart
ment arrived at Bangor Tuesday
night and left Wednesday morning
with the prisoner, who has been in
Jail. Goodwin, who formerly was a
janitor at the University of Maine.
is said to have taken the girl to Lynn
and after a quarrel abandoned her
there. He is widower. IS years old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-14
Bishop Walsh Dedicates
South Brewer School

Brewer. Sept. 13.-The Mutty Me-
mortal school, presented to the parish
of st. Teresas Catholic church in
South Brewer was dedicated yesterday
with appropriate exercises. Solemn
high mass was celebrated at 10, Ri.
Rev. Louis S. Walsh, bishop of the do
cese of Portland. presiding at the ex-
ercses. Rev. NJ. w. Reilly was cele-
brant and Rev. T. c. Nancy of Dexter
as deacon, Rev. F. A. Karpe Of Port
land as sub-deacon, and Rev. ]. n. Ca
rey of Portland as master of ceremo-
MES, assisted. Several other priests
also participated. Musical selections
and responses were sung by the choir.
Rev. Martin A. Clary of Portland
preached the sermon. In his address
Bishop Walsh paid a tribute to Louis
Mutty of Melrose. Mass. donor Of the
school, which cost $4,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-14
May Make Only One
Jump in World Series

Boston, Sept. l3-If the st. Louis
Browns win the American League
pennant, and the Giants the National
League race. the world series tlds
year probably will be played in only
two sections. the first three games 20
be played in one city and the four
succeeding contests. or as many O.
may be necessary in the othef.
President John A. Heydler OF the NJ
tional League said today he believed
this plan, which was followed In tie
Cleveland Brooklyn 1920 series. would
be adopted. He added that . tenta-
tive schedule would be formulated
within a week.
President Heydler holds the view
that no team would care to make two
long trips from the east to 81. Louis
in such an important series.
TT will be the best four out Of ser
en- games" he said
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-14
Ford Assails I. C. C.
Claims Public Being
Fleeced in Car Control

Detroit, Sept. discharges that
the Interstate Commerce Commission
through it, control Of empty coal
cars. "is playing into the hands of
coal profiteers under guise Of regula-
tons for the public good" were
made here in statement issued by
Henry Ford from his Offices in Dear
born.
The same interests who own the
Public Utilities. railroads and mines
are using the commission as part OF
their scheme to fleece the public and
the scheme is 30 simple that nobody
sees it," Mr.. Ford's statement, issued
today continued. THE present So
called coal crisis shows up the COM
, mission. II this commission ever
was useful it now has outlived its
usefulness like the gold standard and
Wall street"