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The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22
NEVADA COUNTY PUPILS
 AT STATE NORMAL

Conway. June 20.-Teachers and prospective teachers in Arkansas, TOo in number. by enrolling for the sum mer term of the Arkansas State Nor mal, are fulfilling their pledge to pre- pare for more skilled service in the rooms of the better schools which the states citizenship in general promised in the present atioual movement. Every resource of the State Normal k at their command to secure that proficiency. SD far as possible, which iS SD essential to the proper training of children.
 Summer study ill its infancy was largely course of lectures. from which the student selected what he happened to want Not so with the NormaIs summer session. ClasswOrk is on regular schedule seven days of the week with enlarged staff of teach CTS and instructors on duty The school staff to the last member brides itself on the thoroughness of the work done.
 Nevada County is represented by the following students here for the summer session: Elizabeth Anderson. Prescott; Elma Cross, Bluff City: Mae Beatty. Emmet: Elsie Beatty, Emmet :; Ellis Whtten. Laneburg.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22
READING THE BIBLE
 IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

IL l. recognized principle in ouf government that sectarian teaching may not be given in public schools. but this does not mean that the Bible can- not be read il the schools \ recent decision of the Board of Education Of New York City follows this common sense view and even declares that religion and the Bible cannot be d. rided Il the public schools. The pres dent of the Free Thinkers Society was refused permission to hold meeting in one of the high school buildings of New York City on March 2S. where he was scheduled to deliver an address on The Bible the Nemesis of Man kind The superintendent of the city schools announced that he would have revokei the permit for this address if one had been granted
 Tn his letter refusing permission for the lecture the superintendent gave the following reason for his refusal
 Unlike your Society, which you state feels free 0 offer it's platform for discussion without making itself responsible for the opinions Of it's lecturers the Board of Education must assume and does assume very def nite responsibility with reference to the use of school platforms, and does not permit such use to extend 10 the discussion of topic that is flnda- : mentally repugnant to the cherished ideals of a Christian community
 It may interest you to know that Section f15I Of the Charter Of Great CT New York makes permissive rhe reading Of the Bible in the schools and furthermore, the bylaws of the Board of Education provide thar all schools under the jurisdiction of rha Board of Education shall be opened with the reading Of portion Of the Holly Scriptures without note or com ment
 Therefore to permit the ame plat form. from which the Bible ts reai daily ss q basis of culture and in spiration of the pupil. 10 De Used for the presentation of j thesis 70 rhe effect that thar same Bible has been the direct cause of great evil and suf fering to the world would De aot merely -o tolerate but to encourage views that give deep otfense 10 all
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22

Tn h Southern States 14.690 houses were screened against flies and mos quitoes last year as result of the eff forts of home demonstration agents, according to reports to the United States Department of Agriculture. Similar demonstrations and other mea : surps for fly and mosquito control will be used again this year in parts of the country where flies and mosquitoes abound and screening of houses is not a common practice.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22
CONSUMERS TO
 APPEAL CASE
Will Go to U. s. Supreme Court With Gas Rate Case if Necessary, Says
 Attorney

At an executive meeting of the Ar kansas Gas Consumers Association yesterday in Little Rock it was voted to carry through, if necessary. to the Supreme Court of the United States the rate fight with the Arkansas Natural Gas Company.
 You can say we voted to make it a finish fight, said Fred Isgrig. Little Rock attorney and chairman of the association Our next meeting will be on call, and probably within a few days"
 Mir. Isgrig said the representatives who met yesterday voted to call for 4 new appraisal and new audit of the gas company. holding that the figures presented by il in the Federal District Court and forming the basis of the temporary injunction, which permits the raising of rates in II Arkansas towns. do not represent it's actual fl nancial condition. They voted also to employ attorneys to represent the asso- citation in court when the hearing comes on. making the temporary in- junction permanent.
 The association is made up of repre- sentatives. usually including the mayor, of practically every cOmmun- ity along the lines of the Arkansa 5 Natural Gas Company.-Gazette, June 17th.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22

Mir Hearst in London says England seeks to use the United. States for its own selfish purposes This may be true but we do not see where England has on MT Hearst in that line.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22
NOTICE

The annual singing convention will meet with Pleasant Hill church tho first Saturday and Sunday in July. Everyone invited Bring your song books and help make this one of the most successful conventions
 Sula Silvey. Sec'v.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22
Observations of Oldest lnhabitant

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The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22

'We only Bought Rat Poison Twice." writes Jesse Smith, N. J. .'I threw the first kind away: couldn't be bothered mixing it with meat. cheese Then tried Rat-Snap. SAY that's the stuffl It comes in cakes all ready touse And it sure does kill rats 35c oSc, Si $.
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The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22
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Cures Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bilious Fever. It kills the germs.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09
Sin M%otseloprosek:

Sur Mufbeierung ieiner Ginan-
5e1t batte Ser @emeinoerat bon So.
ltcSt poriges Sabr 100000 Stud
Atpiaslo ,dcine 5u SO Yfennis ber-
Ii sspgtbpn. Sic 8oroerieite oes
5Sciles seigte einen Baum, an
oci}tn Aelten 5mei Otde 5dieber
lli4s bangt mlren. Wsebrere &a-
aeil 1losru Inn Die aopfe Der @e.
ssi1;ipl,. Iurllnter itanoen Die.
Do.te:: so miiB' BAT an De
.5dliigs5ers. gain, Damn fiinnt' Inn
a.ut;dlono baster itabn." Sic
81; ii, iaroeu reiBcnoen abias.
,sl,rs nad ser Mllsgabe Der 59eine
le!allJte al Sen @emeinosrat ein
Sd :siben Ser Negierung, init Dem
,ielc sic Gencbnlignng 5nr allsgabe
;es NotgeIoes Deriagte. Ger Sc
mcinbcrat erlieb e.npn 4nfruf our
ginloiung, es nl,roe aber nur Elm
piil5igr Shem abgeliefert. We-
gen gergebcns gegcn oas ganfge.
ieB batte i'd nun Der Gemeinoealis.
id,uB BON goiteot Dor Der Straffam.
l1er in staoe 5u berantDorte1. Die
5troffammer erfannte ari 5reilpre-
dung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09

iei1 gerfebr nit Ben aieren lieB
ibm Is piel lid sic Menideu ubri9.
bob er iriebIid ulo gelailen ~ 10.
men mar, moriiber lie IT'D nidt gen1lg.
mu1loern fornten unb ibn fulr seille.1ll.
gutter uuo branen Meniden erflar-
ten, ia, oegtpeeen audb an Inn taten.
mas lie fonnten. 81 aber batte ieine
8erubignng uno ieinen feitet $all.
gefunoen, bon Dem aus CT iopobl
0erten ola lieben fon11te. so ei1l-
faA f0i;,111er menihIibe Dinge lem.
unb i1 m0dte niiien. parrm Dies
niht m0gli6 iein iollte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09
gummifluk an airidbdnmeu.

Gin 5adberitdnoiger> idreibt::
@ummifluB lit cine iebr i6mere
@rfranfnng, Die fait ausi6lieBlt6
an &iribbdnmen, gum Sell nobl
aub on Hfirii6en Dorfommt. Ser
angeridtete S6aoen miro oft gang
beoel1teno; mir tit ein Sal befannt,
no in ei1em @arten % &iri9b1ume
an @ummifluB erfranften;; Die
grnte blieb Doaitdnoig aus; uno Die
8aume gingen iamtlib 5ugrlnoe,
neil man cine fa6gemdBc 8ebano-
lung unterlaiien bate. Die Snupt=
uriade Der @ranfbeit lit cine 4alf-
armut oes Bobens un0 Ell al
reidlider Stiditoffporrat. Son an
oerer 5eife b0rte i'd, Dob Die CUNT
mibiloung aus oieiem lesten GRIM
De oar1 erbeblid 5unebme, Denn
man sic Bdlnme reidIib nit 5tan-
miit, heionoers riibem Stalmift,
geD1iungt babe. Wian bat oaber ei1le
Stiditoffonagul1g ieDer gar5 5u
ullterlaiien. Ser aalf1aargel I'M
geoen muB ourd zine entiprebenoe
8abe heleitigf nesoen. Cine nnmit,
tellare Be6anolung Der aranf6eit
Jibt IS meines 8iIiens nod nid]tI.
pat man sic nriade beieitigt, 9
talul man barml geben, Die rrfra11f
ten 5feqen Der Ddurne bernus5n-
iuneioen. Sic Sbnittitenen be-
i1tretdt man NIT iebr itarfem refnen
giiig unb perflebf lie init @ads
guumnaNs). 3n neiferem ShuB
all1 man midgreno Der ralhen
~5aDrcs5eit cine ieidte aebnloede
geben. @dmmifluB an Hfiriiheu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09
Die grnnnenfreiie

oDne fliebenoes @alier 81 5iebell.
gelingt iebr grf, metln man an
reht ionniger 5tene oes Gartens
ein Beet eii1en Spatenitib tief aus
5ebt. Ser Yooan miro nit 5tei.
Ilcn gepflaitcrt uro Der Ra11O chen.
Ials nit 5teinel1 befeltigt. sMlf ben
Yooen fonlnlt cine ganOibidt, Oann
gep0bnlid,e garteNeroe unO oar.s
aber frdftige, feingeiiebte aompolte
ooer MiItbeeterDe. 9as gauge muB
ptpn Sol bod peroell.
9ie Sberilade miro eil1geebnet IN
in griibiabr init areiie lit 8eiben
bon s Sol Abltauo beidt.
Der Come miro Ietd;t init grbe be.
oedt INTO init feiner Brauie ange-
goiien. Sinh Die 5dmlinge ettpn
SOL bodJ gclporoenl 10
miro Ger goDen nod) nit elmer biins
llen, ieingeiiebien grOididt beoedt.
Set muB faglid) millOeltcns 5fuei.
nal oroeutlid ~Iberbral1it mersell.
Sin Beet BON 4 anabratDures.
5laiidGe Hiefcrt Ben gall;en 5oi1l1ier
iber gcniigeno areiie iir einen
9ahsbaH, Bis EN- itdrferer 5roit
DIR 2frrlIdsfeit Elm gnoe bereitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09

aIIes iii menidlid, nl.r bag
l.rren nid1t;; oas lit aottli6.
s. giniamfeit i1adt nidt bic
Jre;ita:t. Sic Hasel15fuerfallc
Jreiftatt III 81 al illdjen, no mir I'd.
Zig fem fGin1icn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09
Die &nltnr Ser Herl5uiebel.

Die Berl5miebel 1T cine abart 6es
~gommerlan6s Woree) un6 fam
aus oieiem a,1d er5eugt neroen.
9aBt man 2anb BEL ge1iigenoer
6eu9tigfeit i'm 6reien uberpi1tern
uno bri6t re6t5eitig Sic iib 5eigen-
Sen Gamenltengel aus, 10 biloet ii6
unten an Ben 8ur5eln cine Menge
fleiner 3niebeln @erl5Diebeln).
Gin fiiir5eres nno iideres 8erfab-
rem, Berl5miebeln gu 5ieben, beitebt
Darin, 6aB man iid feline 5ebperl-
5miebeln perihafft uno oieie inl
Muguit- September auf eth gut ge-
Dingtes Beet fla6 einlegt, nit eli
mem Mbitano BON 2 3oa IN
Sen Neiben nno 6 Sol Gnt-
ferl1ung Ser Geibeu untereinanoer.
Die Werl3miebeln ieben Di1ig nno
rei1lid an nn0 fonnen bereits I'M
Sui oes folgenoen Sabres geerntet
DerDen.
Die Meife erfannt man am BIB
lterben oes &rautes. Damn meroen.
Die 3miebelneIter berausgenommen
uno oie 3miebeln iortiert;; Die gro
beren ben1Bt man 5nm Ginma9en
Die %fleineren mer0en CUR ipdterer
Mnsiaot troden aufbemabrt. Die
gang nin5ig g%ebliebencn 8piebeln
mtrft man tort, ga tie .0ie Mnbe
oes 8lltens 11id)t lobnen u1o, gum
Musieben Derpauot, nnr idlSade
grtr4ge an fleinen 3niebeln liefern
miirben.
Ginen gllten griaB fir Die 8erl-
5niebel beitBen mir n Der a1sge-
5eid)netcn 3miebel n&%0nigin". San.
oe1t es ii1 barum, @inma65tpiebeln
5u 5ieben, 10 fat man Sic .&onigin"
i'm Sum- 5iemlid bidt aus nno
llimmt Die 3Diebelden im Septem:
Der aus Der gr6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09
Ginise 8inte far Sic Grate-
Deriidernng.

Bonn Observation-Disclosures
peroen i'm Bulletin 1913 adt
Yn11fte ouseinan0ergeieBt, bon De.
men Der 5armer lid bel NbiAluB
erner grnteperii9ernng leiten laiien
n1uB. Da in Sarmerfreifen Mber.
Das Biepiel ser grnteperit6erung,
nalnel1tlid I'M @inblid auf Die per-
i1ieoenen Sru9tarten, bieIfab I'm
flarbeit beltebt, iouten 0iefe 8infe
miafolnmen gebeiBen mer0en. Die
geriiberul1g ioate nur fir folbe
grnteiddOen abgei6loiien meropn,
Die tuirflib einen groBeren finan-
5ienell gerlnlt fir ben Sarn1er be-
oellten. SSnfolgeoeiien miro pro
Ncre i1ur cine maBige ger1iderungs
1lnnle b~ernusfomnle11. 33u berud
iidiiigen 1T babel Der Durdidnittts-
srlfrng uno Der 9urdi6nittspreis
Scr betreffel1oen Srndtart nabrenD
Der Ieete1 Sabre. 8erm aus einer
Nderil6be bon pieleidt 100 Ncres
ein gr11teausfnl MIR au einigefl.
melligell Meres entltebt, d miro es
natirlid 5neifelbaft iein, Oh lid DC
grntcperiitderung uberbaupt Iobnt:
M1f Ser anoleren 5eife muB 0ie Der
iGh,erl1rtg ole GefaDren eini6lieBenn,
Hibers ote Der 6armer fei1e Son
troQe bot. Sc ut fallm RATTAN, cine
geriideruug 1l1r gegen geptlie
5hdoen ab5ui6lieBen, tDe1l1 troy
oieier gerliderulg Die gr1te oird
al1nere @efabren bon eilem gotal
berlnIt beorobt neroen fam. Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09

uno Mprifoien ffinoet man nibt gar
IS ieltpn. Die llriaHe 6a5u fam
periidieoene G5rHllbe baden ettpn 81
1pereI fendter, faIter goDen ooer
faljder SbliitH iaiirfere 9eiliaoi-
gullg uie all1 farfer Eellperatnr.
@loclgiel. ST Der Baum tart aIge.
griffen drcioet man dies Solj,
lpald)es GummtiInB auf1peiit, fort
ODER man reinigt oie Miltbe bon Der
fIebrigen Musibeioung uno be.
ltreicbt Die @unDen nit 9eer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09

sSnr1ter fpiro borouf At ad,tet1 ga.
be1t. ooR Sc 9erliderunasprdrnie Il,
red,fem Nerbdltnis IL sent Nert ser
Erl1te u,lo Al SCI Sobe SCI gefabr
,feht
on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ip,,t Observation-Disclosures,
ten lin - sonnhnfn,na NM me,1p.
I,Ino no11 Grntpperlidher11noen ap.
miiip mpthnhpn nns ners nip a,,f
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09

fIebrigen Nusfbeioung uno be-
itreicbt Die Bunoen nit 9eer.
@artemmDDnarten.
Die einiabrigen @nrtenmobnar-
ten tan1men fat ale pom S6laf,
rnb pom &laiiDmoDn ab. Sic fino
m%interbart, ons DeiBt BET Der ans.
iaat i'm 9erbite f0nnen. Die 5dim-
linge obne ieoen 8interibus gelai,
fen nerben unb iolbe Serbltals-
laat lit i'm aQgemeinen elmer 5Srib-
lingsousiaat %por5u5ie6en. ga aber
Die Mobnbliite raid porbei 1T,
ni1nmt man audi nod cine Jrub-
Iings- n1o cine Sommerausinat
Dor. 2ebtere Iiefert- I'M 3erbite
oann bliibenbe Bflan5en, bod e-
Zen oieie an 5bonbeit ben 8lumen
Der &erbit. unto 5riibiabrsansiaat
nod.
Cine Mbart bes S1lafmobnes 1T
Der Yaouienmobn, Der als 8apaper
pneoniflornm ilore pleno gebt;; es
gibt bon inn bobe uno nieorige
5orten. Mub Der 6eberbnumobn,
Bel Dem Die 8litenblatter feoerartig
5eridliBt finb, 1T cine Abart bes
5alafmohnes.
Die &latdmobnartell (5irlep-.
Mobm treten gefunt uno einfab i'm
@nrten auf. sic iin0 nieoriger als
Die 51lafmobnarten un6 praier1tie-
ren.ib in ben beribieOeniten Mbtos
tungen bon &ot, oft 5eigen Die Bli=
tenbl6tter cine neiBe umra1loung,
Bel unoeren 8arietdten iino fe am
@rnn6e better gefdrbt nie nod oben
5t:
Our &ultur lit gu bea6tel1, bob
aue Mobnarten Elm ionnigeS Beet
~baben nonen an ben Booen ielbit
ltenen lie font feine beion0eren
Mniprube, fommer aber in ibme-
rent fettem gooen nidt 10 gut fort,
mie in einem normalen Ian6igen
@artenbooen. gu gei6iibt ion oas
Mobnbett nidt liegen, % fih Joni
leidt Sic fbnar5en 8lattlanie IN
GROCER Mn5abl auf ben 8flan5en
einltellen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09
Sic man sic gen6bnIiden 8ras.
arte,1 erfennen fann.

@ie man sic g~ep6bnliden 8ras.
arten erfennen fam.
gs gibt pabrideinli9 iedstauien6
beribiebene @rasarte11 in Der 8elt,
aber MIR so iino als @uIturpflan.
5et1 bon 8t9tigfeit. Nibt mebr als
20 imil6e Mrte11 fommen in ben ber-
i9ieoene1 @egenoen bdufig ODER als
tpertDoues 6l1ttermittel Dor. gn
Ser Sano eines innitrierten 8eg.
meiiers lniien ii6 fultiDierte nie
niloe @raier leibt boneinanoer I'M,
teribeioen.s Gs lit ba5u ni6t not.
menoig, fompli5ierte Snltrumente
gu beiiBen pDer bic 5truftur Der
@rdier genau 5u erfennen. I'm benz
Sarn1er al bieier &enntnis at Der-
belfen, bot Das 8unoesoepartement
fir 2anomirtibaft Elm 1leues Sar-
merS' Bulletin berausgegeben, nit
Dem Sitel: oSmportant Cultivated
@raies". Ser 8erfaHer lit 6. g.
Biper, u11o oas 8ii6lein entbalt Sc,
l9reibungen uno Mbbil6ungen bon
26 befatlnen Grasarten.
gs beiBt, 6aB Gimotbeusgras
(Eimotbp in ben 8ereinigten
5toaten Dos mi6tigite @ras fir Ole
@euproouftion lit. Gs nadit in Der
gan5en n0roli9en @dlfte Der @erei-
lligten Staaten, 1iiolib etpa big 5ltr
acknowledgement. Dus 4e1tudD
8lougros it, obnobl es bier 10 be-,
ruiAmt it, feline beimiide 8flan5e,
ionoern muroe 5meifelsobne bon ben
erlten aiIiieofern aus Der alien
8elt III gemii6ten Grasiamen ber.
Mbergebrabt nn0 mu6s gut in Dem
t1ene1r Booen. Das &entudD 8lau.
graS eignet iib auSge5eidnet fnr
&aicnpldbe uno liefert cine bo6lt
nabrbafte 8eibe. Man glal1bte fri,
Der, oaB es belonoers int &alfitein-
booen pa1ie, aber man Fat in Der
leRten 3eit entoedt, DOB es auf iol.
9em 8ooen gut geoeibt, ni6t neil
&alfitein Dorbanoen lit, ionoern neil
oerarttge 8obenarten i'm aagemei.
men frubtbar itno.
Dns 8uuetin gibt 6as Geni6t
fir Sic beribieoenen @raier, Die
8abl Ser 5aatf0rner in 8fun6 nno
oie Menge oes getp0bnli6 nottpen-
oigen 5aatguts fir ben Mcre. Ne6.
top, 8ermuoa=@r Orbar0s@ras,
garpet=@ras, fanaoiideS 8laugras,
Mapier-@ras, &bo0esz@ras, Sara
@ras, Deribtebene 56mingelgrdier
(5escues), 5nOan-@ras nn0 anoerc
@rnsarten Iotpie 6eren 8eripenonng
merben i'm 8uaetin beidrieben. Das
Bulletin lit erbaltli6, mern man iid
an 0nS I. g. Sept. Of Mgrieltlture,
8afbington, 9. g., menoet.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-12
ESTIMATE $4,000
ALIENS VIOLATING
PROHIBITION LAWS
Anti-Saloon League Counsel
Gives Explanation of Pro
posed Bill.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April H.
The adoption by the house of a bill
providing for the deportation of
aliens convicted of violating the pros
hibition and narcotic laws has
brought from Wayne B. Wheeler
general counsel of the anti-saloon
league a statement explaining why
such legislation is deemed necessary
According 10 this statement there are
approximately 5000 600 aliens in the
United States 1t is estimated that
about 10000 of them are violating
either the narcotic law or the pro-
hibition law. In many PLACES the
majority Of the liquor law violators
are aliens They fill the jails and
burden taxpayers. Continuing, the
statement of M Wheeler says:
The United States has provided
for years for the deportation of alien
criminals violating laws involving
moral turpitude. Up 10 the present,
the laws relating to the prohibition
Of narcotics and the liquor traffic
have not been construed as involving
moral turpitude.
I'VE do not permit aliens who
have violated the laws of their own
countries TO enter the United States,
and if these aliens violate the laws
OF this country before becoming nat
uralized they should be put in the
same class. The only way TO do this
is by deportation.
Citizens OF the United States who
violate the narcotic and liquor laws
cannot be deported and 1t Is our mis-
fortune 70 have them in our midst.
The alien criminals who commit
these offenses should be cared for
by the country TO which they owe
their allegiance through citizenship.
There is no more moral or social
reason why a nation should persist
in harboring a guest who accepts its
favors and violates its constitution,
than there is that an individual
should continue 10 extend hospitality
10 one who accepts the hospitality
Of his home and then betrays his
most sacred confidence.
NO alien can be deported until
he has been convicted OF violating
the law His deportation is then
possible only after a hearing and he
has been declared an undesirable
alien by the secretary Of labor.
The United States IS the melting
pot of the world II can assimilate
all law-abiding people who come TO
our shores. The anarchist and the
persistent law violator carries no
credentials which give him any
claim 20 citizenship. The opportuni-
ties which this nation offers to new
corners is based upon orderly gov
eminent Every personal and prop
erty right we have Is conditioned
upon law and its enforcement.
enforcement. Those who will not
obey the laws which guarantee them
blessings have no right 10 ask for
/ citizenship or 20 remain in a Coun-
try made great and prosperous by
constitutional and statutory enact
me Mt and the!- Increment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-12
DIRECTORS CHOSEN
AT BANK MEETING
Amalgamation of Banks Gains
Impetus at Annual Bust
ness Session.

The initial step in the amalgama-
ton of three local banks, the North
Side Trust and Savings bank, the
First Trust and Savings Co. and the
First National bank was taken at
the annual meeting Of the North
Side banking institution Monday
night
At the stockholders meeting a di-
rectorate consisting OF F. c. Eber-
hart, Ambrose J. Major Mark J.
Laing, A. ]. SCHNEIDER, Fred n.
Smith. DR.. c. A. Dresch and +. w.
Kuss was elected. At the directors
meeting the officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: F. G.
Eberhart. president; Ambrose j.
Major, vice president: Fred y.
Smith, vice president; J. Louis Gerst-
bauer. cashier and secretary. and r.
II. Edwards, assistant cashier.
F. G.. Eberhart reported that
much progress was being made in
the plans for the affihation Of the
three banks. The move Monday night
is said TO have practically cinched
the amalgamation as the afFiuation
is now in the hands OF the board of
directors.
Other reports showed a splendid
growth in the business of the bank
with all financial affairs In keeping
with the times and situation.