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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11
Parlarr1entul
c A N { R A

Iatitudinea fata de parliament
|dnpa raspunsnl pe care-l va prim
tdin partea guvernului in privints
fplangerilor formulate.
Ofaforul declara ca are de alt
Tfel neincredere 1ntr 'un parla
ment din care lipseste opozitia.
VOt9: d. Iorga e prezent.
D. N. IORGA: moi STAN ac
lintru indeplinirea pf1ui manda'
|.aetatenasc. Ana fl dorit sa STAN
alaturi de majoritati alese pc alt
baze de cat cele prodnse acum. Ii
Ice priveste guvernul, il recunoa:
stem ca derivat din atributu
constitutional al Regelui des
|suntem intr un parliament Illegal
| d. SCHITFLERY atrage atentiu
nea Camerii asupra faptului ca
gruparea in numele Garcia vor
beste pr. Dumhrava o grupart
separatista.
d. /. G.. DUCA, ministru de ex
|terne, depune urlhatoarele pro
lecte votafe de Senat: Ratificareg
unirsi Rclnaniei Gu Basarabia
Conventm comerciala romano-po
Iona 81 conventia postala interna
tionala incheiata la Madrid.
Depunerea Ratificarii Unirei CT
|Basarabia este salutata de Ca
lmera Gu ovatiuni prelungite. Cas-
|! la .Senat, ratificarea MI Sc ma
diseuta ci Sc proclama Gu unani
initiate.
ID. y. IORGA time sa relevezt
meritul tuturor celor carl. il
|cursul vremei de dupa razboi, al
,confrlbuit prin munca 81 cuvan
tul lor nu numai la infaptuire;
actului in sine dar 81 la recu
noasterea lui de catre aliatii no
stri. Astfel d-nii Vaida. 81 TAX
lonescu All fost cele doua perso
nalitati politice carl au stiut S;
iobtina increderea Londrei 81
Parisnlui pentru aprobarea ace
lstui act, care orice 81 oricum s'a
dlscuta la Geneva, ramane sta
tornicit pc veci.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11

4. d. Alex. st. Vernescu, ne va
ola binevOitorul d-sale cOncurs,
cantand cateva cantece frumoase
din bogatul sau repertoriu ma
tional.
Muzica ''Desteapta-te Romano"
de sub conducerea lli Simion
Duca din Cleveland, Ohio, va
distra onor. public GU cele mai
frrlmoase arii de dams 81 cantece
rationale.
Bufetul va Fl asortat Gu cele
mai placute beuturi racoritoaIe.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii soc;
Damele 80 cent?.
Toti cei doritori de lua parte
la teatru sunt rugati sc pre-
zenta la orele 3 p. M, find po-
| triyit programului ce il avem pc
acea ri. Teatrul sc va preda pre-
els la orele 4 p. IN.
Comitetul Aranjator.
| (1O9-11).
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nisterul mnncei.
/ D. C. MARZEsCU, ministrul
muncii, raspunde ca aceasta So
cietate fost trecuta la ministe-
rul muncei 81 ocrotirilor sociale,
de oare ce s'a simtit nevoia ca
ca sd poata fl controlata de Stat.
d. BUTUREANU. Sc declara
satisfacut. Adreseaza apoi o co
municare d-lui ministru al agri-
culturei cu privire la exploatarea
terenllrilor model de catre func-
tionari in dauna taranilor agri-
cultori, 81 da exemplu din judetul
Dorohoi.
D. AL. CONSTANLINESCr.
ministrul agricultural, recunoaste
specula ce s'a faeut Gu cele 36
mil ha., rezervatc ca lotnri de-
monstrative.
Am rezervat 5000 ha., pentru
trebuinte de stat lar restul de 80
de mil LEAN destinat taranilor.
Sedinta Sc declara secreta.
(Din "Dacia").
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Seiinta de La 6 Aprilie.
p1.EvE1ANp. ONO


La ora 3 fara 90 sedinta Sc des.
chide sub presedintia d-lui M
! Orleanu.
Ardelenii din partidul national
81 taranistii MI aslsta la sedinta
Pc banca ministeriala d-nii
Vintila Bratianu, I. G.. Duca, G.
Banu, /. Inculet, DR.. Cosma, Nj.
stor, Dir. Zigre, gen. Mosoiu.
Sc voteaza prin aclamatii co
misiunile pentru eHaminarea con
testatiilor.
D. VINTILA BRATIANJ1, mi
nistrl, de finante, depune proec-
tut de buoet. D-sa da eKplicatidni
asupra acestui buget, aratand ca
el chemat sa satisfaca nevoile de
All ale Statului. Ell are deci I'm
earacter provizor pana la alcatui-
rea celui normal care nu Sc poate
alcatui pana duph reorganizarea
serviciilor 81 consolidarea datN.
riei publice.
Trebue pusa ordine in gospoda-
ria interna. Bugetul real va Fl i'll
tocmif la toamna.
Statul tlispune dc mijloace pro.
prii de satisfacere intereselol
sale. S'a facut greseala cal-
tandu-se vreme de 2 ami solutii in
afara. Pentlu echilibrarea huge
tului statul nh mai slit nici
sa-si vinda din avere nici sd con.
tracteze imprumuturi externe.
Bueetul prezentat cuprinde 81
cupoanelc datoriei publice inter.
ne. Am scris 81 dobanzile actuale.
-lDr datol.ii ceeace va contribui 10
lfdicarea creditului statului, az
stirbit. :
Guvernnl Sc leaga fata de tara
da duce pana la toamna bun
sfarsit refollna financiara.
Pr. DUMBRAyA (basarabean)
vorbind in numele partidnlu
'Liga democratica ibasarabeana'
pentru respectarea ordinei 81 {
dreptulni, expnne situatia din
Basarabia. Arata intro lunga ex
spunere scrisa, Cd in Basarabis
domneste stare de lucruri eX
tSeptionala care nesoeofeste iuste
lie interese locale.
\ Preotul DUMBRAVA Isl in
chee cnyantarea cu declaratia c;
gruparea ce reprezinta Isl va fix;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11

INvITARE

Soc. u. s. 'Dr. c. Angelescu
Romanul Ardelean' din Cleve-
land. Ohio. Are onoare a invita-
|onor Societati. Parochii 81 Clu-
buri, precum 81 pc toti fratii
Romani din loc 81 jur a lua parte
la Petrecerea Teatralal imprenna-
tia GU dams, care va avea loc Du-
mineca in IA Maiu 1922 in Haia
Stockes, 6O21 st. Clair Ave.
Hala va Fl deschisa la ora $50
|p. m. La ora 4 p. m. Sc va executa
lurmatorul Program
/. Cuvant de deschidere dir
partea presedintelui aranj9toi
IT. Mara.
/ 2. Sc va prcda piesa teatrala
f'ParaclisieruF' intr AN act, dt
". lAlexandri.
PERSOANELE:
Florin, timer tarap, dl I. Y. Lazar
tFlorica, tinera orfana, dina Maria
M. Puscasu.
Colivescu, paraclisier, dl T. Du
mitras.
! 3. Sc vor canta din vioara cate
Iva bucati hazlii de dl Marin 81
mescu, Worst, taran din Oltenia
de prezent in Youngstown, Ohio
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SENATUL.
Sedinta de la 6 Aprilie 1929.

Sedinta Sc deschide la orele 3
81 I'm sfert. sub presedintia d-lui
II. Ferechide.
Sc declara vacant locul de Sc
nator de Radauti prin optarea
d-lui T.. i. G. Bratianu pentru
Camera.
d. "A. SCHUYLER face comu.
rlcare eli privire la conditiunile
de trai ale invalizilor, vaduvelol
81 orfanilor de razboi din tinutu
irile alipite.
I D. G. BUTUREANU intreab;
de ce societatea ocrotirei orfani
Tor de razboi a fost trecuta la mi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11

cat naIWnallStll 81 deHlocidEii'
'adica d-nii N. 1ORGA 81 P. BRA
TASEANJ7 carl au facut declara-
tiuni in sensul ca asista la deZba-
teri ca deputati spectator.
| d. ORLEANU tine 0 cuvantare
! de multumire, aratand ca doreste
ca discutiunile sa nu fie invent
nate nici de atacurile violente ale
| opozitiei nici ale majoritatei pen
tru ca strainatatea 81 tara sa alba
convingerea ca parlamentul ro-
man vegheaza la buna rinduiala
obsteascii
/ d. N. IORGA: Criticize 81 mo-
rala facuta opozitiei in absenta
lei, nu cred sa aalcatuiasca att
itudine cayalereasca.
/ ID. PRESEDINTE: Trebuia Sd
!iti faci obiceiul..
! ID. IORGA: Obieeiul meu nu
m a ridicat la situatiile unde al
ajuns d-ta, insa IA d ridicat la un
;lOc de care ne-am de neamul meu
s;l nu Sc rusineze.
| VOCI: Nj G vorba de d-ta.
| D. IORGA: Nh yam intrebat
fpe d-voastra
| ID. ORLEANU raspunde ca OBJ
servatia sa privitoare la urbani-
tatea 81 temperance atacurilor
ipriveste ambele parti.
Camera trece in sectii. Sedinta
Sc suspenda cateva minute.
| La redeschiderea sedintei Sc
procedeaza la alegerea viceprese-
dintilor. Sunt proclamati alesi
d-nii iorgu Tqma (Bucovina)
Pomp. Piso K ArdeaD, DR.. Ciugu-
reanu (Basarabia) 81 Mrejeriu.
ID. PISO, multumind, majori-
ltatii ramase, de onoarea facuta
crede necesar sd aduca serie de
invinuiri partidului national libe-
raj cum a facut d-sa.
| d. lORGU TOMA considera a.
legerea sa ca un omagiu adus Bu-
coyinei.
| d. MREJERIU (Imbracat ta-
raneste) aduce omagii partidului
lliberal care Ia ales vice-prese-
dinte odata GU indrumarea spre
/ consolidarea generala a tarii.
| Stunt alesi secretari d-nii: d.
| Iuca, M. Marinoscn. P. Babeanu.
/, M. Magura. Gh. Garda, A. Mo-
raru, L. Labonte. p. p. Garhovi-
ceanu.
In comisiunea de raspuns la
mesaj sunt alesi d-nii: \. N. Sa.
veanu, Istrate Micescu, Leonte
Moldovanu, Stefan loan, p. Gar
| boviceanu, n. ID. Chirculescu, To.
nescu Quintus, Petrescu Comuen
| \. Balanescu, Ch. Tatarescu. n
Neguri, L. Titeanu, R. Raut. V
Barca, !. Simionescu.
J! Dupa ce Sc aleg eel patru che
stori sedinta Sc ridica la orele {
jumatate.
| All sedinta la orele 3 jumatate
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-11
UNDE DUCE POI,ITICA
NoASTRA?
de: DR.. Alex. Vaida- -Voevod.

Din partea liberalilor Sc fac
toata incercarile ca sa sl1gereze
opiniei publice, credinta ca par.
tidul national roman vrea sa ducd
'lupta pana la revoluIie.
Metodele liberation ne sunt
>blne cunoscute, pentruca de ne
numarate orr am auzit acelas fel
de insinuari 81 din partea oligar-
hiei maghiare ''popornl transilva.
mean este un popor bun 81 pasnic
dar agitatori manati de ambiti
nesabuite 81 de dogul de par
veni. - sunt instigatorii.''
Gu toate aceste acuzari, - con
ducatoriii partidului national ro
man si-au facut datoria 81 ir
viitor.
Gcnducerea unui partid, dis
pune mumai pana atunci de sufle
tul smultimei pc care Sc reazima
= cata vreme pfin actiunile sale
politice site sd dea expresiunt
sentimentului colectiv 81 vointe
adevarate a partizanilor sal.
Faptului cd conducerea parti
dnlui national s'a priceput sa sa
tisfaci acest elementar apostolic
polite, = Sc datoreste increderei
unanima a poporului roman d,
dincoace de Carpati cat 81 mi
noritatilor, in acest partid, : in
credere care 5 a manifestat Gu
putere elementara in recenta cam
panic electorala.
In situatia de acum, pentrl
fruntasii partidulni national s
prezinta urmatoarea alternative
orr continua sd conduca mnltimes 4
dana mai departe expresiune Fl
della aspiration Ell, orr Sc dau la
oparte, ca astfel multimea sa-s
manifesteze ca singura vointa.
/ j. !: ~
| Tnteresul Statulni este ca az
tiunea noastra politica sa raman
ordonata.
Sc vorbeste de revolutie. Ce V
sd zica revolutia? In revolutie $
gaseste viata politica, atunci can
legile u mai sunt legi, cand al
ltoritatea de Stat nu mai este al
toritate, cand sigtfranta de drel
La incetat sd mai existe.
Campania electorala 81 metod
le de guvernamant ale partidulr
liberal au toate criteriile un
start revolutionare, ale unei T
volutiuni de sus. Val de Stat
acela care Isl spriHna autoritat
| pc baionete. Imprejurarea, ca p
tidul national roman, la toate q
tele de samavolnicie 81 de lispl
fata de spipitul constitution
modern, nn raspuns dec
/ tIepunand la ilegalitatile fara ST;
| sit, postulatul re1ntrarei in les
| Itate, - impreiurarea aceasta {
vedeste, ca partidnl national
| a par5sit terenul legal 81 ca
/ duce o hpta de legitima apara
| pentru salvarea ordinei 81 drep
| tel, i'm contra anarhizarei revo
II tionare de sus.
Hotar1rea noastfa de a convt
congresul partidutui national
II AlbaITulia, este prezentata
II adverSarii nostri ca un act de
II volta. Snntem calomniati ca Sc
ratisti. Sc ayanseaza in mod p
II. fm calOmnia "a VOim 81 dist
gem unitatea Statnlui nostru.
Spre pune capat acestor
tIomnii, tin sa declar. ca nu
Nftrecut prin minte nici unui m,
ulbru de la conducerea partidu
national roman, ~ propuna
la Alba-1ulia sd se revizuia
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Aleserea Presedintelui.

Camera, terminand validarile
procedeaza Ia constituirea birou-
rilor ID. NJ. ORLEANIT. desi VIC.
tat, Sc poate spune ca de fapt {
proclamat ales intrucat din opo.
zitie nu au ramas in Camera de
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ros in sentinentele lor de oamenl
ahtiati dupa libertate 81 dreptate
crunt desamagiti prin ura Ell care
.nefastul sistem liberal a raspuns
la sentimentele lor fratesti.
+, (Dm 'Patria' J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-17
RAILROAD Men AGREE
70 JOINT MEETINGS
VIII Discuss Disputes at Re-
glonal Conferences; Got To-
gethsr BY Hoover.

washington. Jan. 17.-Prospects of
the success Of efforts by the Adminis-
tration to bring about an amicable
settlement OF the differences between
tho railroads and tho four railroad
brotherhoods appeared brighter last
night. Representatives Of the BROTH
erhpods and some Of the railroads. At
a meeting called by Secretary Of Com
mercs Hoover, agreed 20 submit to
their organizations and companies a
proposal to revive the regional con-
ferences before which It was the GUS
tom to connder disputes a. to wages
and working conditions in pre-wav
days.
rNeithcr wages nor rules were dis
cusscd at today's meeting" said Sec
rotary Hoover. THE sole discussion
was upon the practicability OF re-cs-
tablishinE the conferences and thereby
to facilitate the work OF tho Railroad
Labor Board and. above all, to create
a spirit OF working good will by ad-
justment instead Of litigation"
A meeting OF the railway executives
to consider tho proposal has been call
ed for Saturday at Chicago. The Of
ficials OF the brotherhood, II was Nun-
derstood, would place tho matter be-
forc their organizations as quickly al
meetings could be arranged.
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pcr cant IN the wages Of 1900 sm-
ployeA.
The proposition submitted yestsr-
day to tho Brotherhood contemplatcs
an average cut Of cents an hour for
clsrka IL cents for freight handlers
and station employees and IL cents for
storeroom iAborcrs and truckers. At
present cierka get from $3.50 TO - q
day, freight handlers 81 cents an hour,
station employees an averagq OF - a
day and storeroom laborera and truck
ers an average Of 80 . month.
In Z counter-proposal tho Brother
hood's committee asked that the cut OF
- per cont ordered by the Railroad
Labor Board last July be restored and
In addition raise of & cents ~ hour
BE- granted to all classes. A. a result
Of the conference, however. the road
and the men will appeal to tho IAbo,
Board Jointly and not separately, Il
was said.s The yoad will meet the sig
nalmen ahking them to accept a cu'
from II cents an hour to 81 cents.
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dens, At - 10 tr1eA vssstar1antenA--
living on = few cents : day. He
tArtved on II and With his aAvinss bun.
chased books. when stranded a. = By
IN London. through the trsachery Of
Governor Keith. he found work In =
printing ONCE whore everybody gus.
sled beer but himself. Franklin drank
water because It cost nothing. Yet ne
Wa never Z tcstotaler. In prosperous
'times he drank what his taste called
for without stint. Warrington, the
cAnonissd. consumed from half q pint
to pint OF Madeira day. besides
punch and beer. Franklin sometimes
drank a. much. but for that age ne
was temperate man. It 70 very easy
to misunderstand the thrift of Frank
lin It was = means to an end. Thers
10 the story Of the clergyman's dAugh-
tor who. during his exile an youth in
london. boarded him for one and sir
= week to get tho benefit Of his con-
versation. He had previously agreed
to pay two shillings eAewhere: sc
the future economist Of two CONT
nents enlarged his knowledge" (she
wac . cultivated woman) and at the
same ume reduced his board TO 81
dvhts = week." An enemy OF Frank
Inns. such a. William Goblet was
would have denounced him as a spon-
ger.
II IL not TO he supposed that Frank
lin, who WAS one OF the most human O
mon. lived UP to that moral code h,
framed for himself In his early TWEEN
ties. but he did practice tho precept o
good TO others, or yourself-wast
rule 6: Make no expense but to d.
nothing" Initiate Jesus and Socrates,
was his final exhortation OF which 1
can only be said that he meant bu
half OF II. His industry was tremendou
and most consistent-when he didn'
feel lazy. He did not work by tn
clock. either day or night. But tn
truth Ia, he WAS selfindulgent whe
he could AFFORD to be. He failed to prac
tice all he preached in the Almanac
IL spoke for him to millions. 9TH
Sayings OF Poor Richard" has bee
translated into fifteen or more Ian
guages. More than seventy-six ed
tons have been printed In English an
more than fifty-six In French. Tn
Almanac has been the foundation {
countless fortunes. Yet the writer ha
no parsimony In him. Satisfied wit
the success OF his printing business, h
retired Mt the early age Of AZ, turnin
II over 10 his partner, David Hall. in
contract remarkable for easy tern
and generosity. Hall was to pay hi
a thousand pounds a year for eightee
years. then TO become sole proprieto
The earnings at the time were abo'
two Thousand pounds. For the remain
er OF his life forty-two years. Franz
lin devoted himself to literature, &C
ence and his country. but was never
receipt OF rewards commensurate wi
his services. For all his thrift Fran
lin did not care for money as q di
tinction. or as a source OF satfsfa
| ton TO the pOsseSSOr,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-17
FRAnKl|n'S THRIFT
IS Way TO WEALTH
Nls "Poov Rlchard's Almanac
Guided Tens Of Thousands
to Rlohee.

Nov Yore TtmeA
BENJAMIN Franklin. the American
patrVn sAlse Of Thrift. II naturally a.
opclasc<i With the week beginning Jan.
IL. srt apart " convert the wAstesu' TO
economy. Mayor Hyian sets his hand
ana afSsxee me s~al of tho city OF New
Ycrk, to . PROCLAMATION canin~ upon
n people 10 pattern after Poor Rich
ard. who IN Colonial days inculcated
thrift by many wise saws and humor-
Gus illusions. There Ia TO be an ex-
hItiticn ~ Franklin relies In tho
Governors Room At the City Hail.
'~rhesr memorials" Ayu has Honor.
sshculd prove mute Incentives for tho
cultivation OF prudent habi;A and tho
Gsadfa~t practice of thrift" This re-
eaiis what the immortal printer Erote
q his housekeeping while Yet I'D waS
neither wcll- tc-do nor wcll known:
I'VE kept no idlc servants. our table
vac plain and simple, cur furniture Of
shc cheapest ror Instance. my break
"a 1T WAS FOR long time bread md
milk tho teal. and ste II out OF q
Vwop.nry surthcn porringtr with n
pewter etron Hut mark how luxury
vii enter families. and make a
ssosrcss in spite OF principle; being
called one morning ~ breakfast, l
eound n IN n china howl, with spoon
~ silver, They had t~cn bought for
me without nay knowledge by my wife
and had cost her the enormous sum OK
three and twenty rhillings. Tor which
che had no other excuse or apology 10
make but that she thought her hus-
hand deserved silver spoon and chinn
bow as well ms any OF hNs neiehbors.'
rnt tho moon and bowl had been
earned. Franklin was beginning 10
tAopper Mrs. Franklin would not be
dsnies,. Mark the wide brow Of her
tNe straight lips and the arm round
chin IN the COPY OF the painting which
her husband treasured. She was not O
wvllsreai woman and little Interested
an his hobbies mot conIcnial com
pfnion Ter him." says "A oiographer-
bat she was good r,rtrer IN tn,
iflntlns Office, buying rags for paper
and stitching pamphlets. she had th'
hvme-kcOpins virtues. too, and was @
flne. FUN neure that he~ husband
ar excellent Judge ~ comeliness. ad
mlr,d. In ono OF his lettcrs 10 he
that he wrote IN the heydey of sue
csss he said TINT 1T was a comfort q
mo 80 rccol,ect that had once beef
Vu,hcd from head 10 foot I'm wooden an'
.ln,n OF my witc's manufacture. ant
that was mover pYouder OF any dres
IN my life"
AZ a model OF conduct and as 40
s,el philosopher Franklin was not per
fect--pcrhaps Il II only as patron @
thrift that no deserves largo follow
Ing Thcre was really little OF tho sain
In him. lie was indulsept 10 sinners
hcins ono himself. hut he knew In
vniu. u money. ind how 10 save II {
yet on IN the world. az few mon hav
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-17
MARKET STREET PARKING.
Safety Council Wants Cars Re.
moved to Expedite General
Traffic.

At a meeting OF the Foreman's
Safety Council. last night In the ONCE
OF the New Castle Leather Company,
Eleventh and Poplar streets. the
abolition OF the parking OF automo-
biles on Market street. AZ we'll M the
parking OF cars at points where It Ia
necessary for buses to stop to dis
charge passengers, was discussed BY
the safety workers. The hazards OF
Icy pavements WAS also considered.
The meeting adopted = motion to re-
fer to tho Delaware Safety Council
the matter OF parking automobiles or
Market street. from Fourth to Tenth
streets. and ask the proper cits
authorities to prevent such parking
especially on Saturday nights. The
Importance OF automobiles stoppine
and giving the IRE apparatus the
right Of why WAS also emphasized
Several accidents have been caused
lit was declared. because OF failure Of
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automobile drivers 70 recognize the
importance Of the city ordinance. In
this connection.
Previous TO tho general discussion
on safety matters. Prof ID. y. sapp,
head Of the department OF accounting
and business administration Of Bea-
CONS College. delivered an interest
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Harbor Board Secretary III.

Charles II. Cant, business manager
and secretary OF the Board OF Harbor
Commissioners. has severe cold,
which he contracted on a recent trip
to Washington.
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LACKAWANNA PAY CUT
MET By RISE DEMAND

New York, Jan. 17.-Officials OF the
Lackawanna Railroad began yester-
day series Of conferences with en-
ployes concerning q proposed wage
cut affecting 10000 workers. Other
Eastern railroads have similar plans
involving a reduction OF from 10 to q
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Use the CLASSIFIED "a section like
you use the telephone book. The AdA
are all ipdexed under their correct.
SPECIFIC classification headinKa.--Adv.
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Sometimes ths only way 10 gst Il
done II to advertise for somsbody tn
do Il. Read the classified sds--Adv
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Get a sob the classified ad way.
Read Help Wanted" every day.-Adv.
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Ii never q rs Aenln.

'~S ~
Lieutenant J. Ncvsy. Of the state
Highw1y Police. who VA injured last
wsek by falling from his motorcycle.
has recovered from his injuries suf-
f,clcnuy 70 resume his duties on the
htwh-sw
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ing address on Tho Rotation u
Business Administration 10 Plant and
Operation"