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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-09
+ DR.. STEFAN PzrRovIcTu.

Din "Faclas' de la CaransebeS
Aproape uitat de multa lufne
s'a stins ca O lImihita de ceafa
acela, care fost cahtlvd DR.. Ste
fan Petroviciu. Retihut de b0ala
de ami de zile a fost al trecutnlui
Cu toate ca ne 0bisnuisem sa-l
slim in ultima licarire q vietH, to.
tusi nu ne putem impaca Gu gan.
dul acela dureros, ca null mai a.
vem intre moi 81 Cd inima "a mare
81 asa de plina de dragoste curHta
,catre neam 81 glia ronaneasca, q
incetat de a mai hate.
Luptator neobosit, alaturi d.
fruntasii neamului in timpuri de
grele 81 glorioase lnpte nationale'
impreuna GU neuitatul Coriolan
Brediceanu i f0st fsla Banatului
81 una dintre stelelc conduca atoar
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AgrarA mai capata 81 Insarcihffer
de finanta exproprierca 81 ajuta
-1mpfoprietarirea, lucrn scare era
menit sa uSure2e 81 sa accelercyc
Iluerarile de improprietafirc.
Este adevarat ca prin legea din
1908, pentru Casa Rurala, Statul
subscrie 5 milioane de lei din cele
10 miiioane capital, dar sLla Ban
ca Agrara Statnl, prin decretul-
lege no. 4167 din 1919, art. al III
lea, Sc obliga sd preia partea din
capitalul de SO milioane de lei, ce
nu s'ar pntea snbscrie.
Guvcrnul, care la 21 Septembre
1919 semnat acest decret-lege,
s'a inselat, Sc vede, in asteptarile
sale 81 Banca a capatat un colorit
polite ceva deosebit de acel scon-
tat. Guvernul din Innie, 1922, in.
selat dar in aSteptArile sale - sill.
prima toate privilegiile .acordate
Bancii.
,lnsa toti aceia earl au facut sub
scriptii la aceasta banca le-au fa.
cut pc baza acestor privilegii acor-
date de lege. Intre eli 81 Stat a
[intervpnit nm leramint. IN contract
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|NF0RNATUN|

Washington. = Mute pefso-
nagii engleze de mare inffuentl
politica 81 economical Iau indem-
nat PIE senatorul BQrah a face nm
tur in Europa ''spre a spune In-
mel crlrful adevar despre repara-
tiuni 81 dat0riile de raNboi."
Papeete. Sc zice ca Fanta
wa cladi alta statiune de tele.
giraffe farx fir Ia Tahiti, spre a
'creia ufi mijloc de communicable
|aeriana intre Paris 81 imperul
coloniilor francexe.
80
Roma. - Teri s'a inceput face.
|rea unei anchete in cazul a dol
soMati Itali earl, dntorcandu-se
de Ia Constsntinopol. au fost ,lcis
de Greci dnpa &c debarcasera la
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-09
BANCA ACRARA

In scurtul timp de trei zile eat
fost deschis Parlamentul i'm lu-
ma lunie-Guvernul a prcsintat un
project lie modificare "a de arti-
cole din legea agrara pentru Tran
silvania 81 Camerile $ an grabit sd
voteze aceasta modificare.
Cand cercetam modificarile IA
cute, observam ca, i'm % de artico-
lie din "a, Sc fac mici modificari de
detaIiu; ele par a fl abuse mai
multi pentru a incadra modificarea
lmportanta prevazuta la art. 1877
al fegii agrare, decat pentru
vre-o trebuinta gfabnica. Modifi-
carea importanta este, asa dar, cea
prevazuta in puncthl all 24-lea, a.
dica a celia a art. 1877 din legea
agrara pentru, Transilvaina.
Prin decretul-lege Gu no. 4167
din q Septembrie 1919, Sc auto
RIA infiintarea unei institutii fl
nanciare, nnmita Banca Agrurd GU
80 de milioane capital 81 avand 'ur-
matOarele drepturi:
a) Sa finanteze 81 desavarseasca
operatiile de expropriere din Ar
deal;
b. Sa cumpere 81 sa parceleze
spfe vinzare i'm loturi mosiile ce
s'ar vinde de buna vote;
g Sa acorde credite agricole, a.
wand dreptul de emite scrisori
funciate 81 ob1igatii.
Legea din 80 Innie 1921 vine 81
ratifica acest decret-lege, ea pre-
clSeaza OPerafflle pc care lie pOate
face Banca 81 arata ca ca este in
sarcinata chi lichidarea INSTITUTION
privilegiate de Credithl funciar un
gar, substituindu-se in toate dtep-
turtle 81 privilegiile acestor insti-
tutii.
Gu alte cuvinte, decretul-1ege
pentru infiintarea Bancii Agrare
instituieste Casa Rurala 81 dn
Credit fnncias Rural pentru Tran
|silvania, intoctAai dIpa cum leeea
din 4 April 1908 ii leeea din s A
pril 1873 autofisa inffihtarea ace
stor institutii in yechiu Reeat. Pc
langa aceste atributii ins6 BafSca
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Porte veni Guvefnui, fsffntf't le-
&c postcrioara, sd sfar1rne aceste
sitnatii tlolJan1ite I
MOI credem ca nu.
Sc cunoaste campania pc care,
IN diverse randuri - 6anrcnii po-
litici, adversari al partidului libc-
raj, au dus-o impotriva Banciii
Rationale. ST cereau transforma-
rea acestei irstitntii din Institute
particulara in Institute de Stat.
Nimahui mi la trectt prin min
te sa ceara aceasta tfansf0fmare
imediat, adica ell calcarea in ri-
cioare drepturnor dobandite dc
actionari. Era vorba, at,rf1ci, de
transformers acestei institntii in
banca Gle Stat, GU incepere de la
1880, de cand ii expira privileginl.
81 ell toate acestea acei carl supri-
ma acum privilegiul Bancii Agra
re. contestau dreptul de a cere mo-
.dificarea privilegiului.
La 1889, in fata crizei monetare
ee bantuia plata noastra, Guver
null de atlnci facut sa Sc voteze
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|D|N fOcA cDNDtU[U|

Ffatii din Warren. au scris
scriSoare de dragoste la adresa
redactorilor acestui ziar. Il minu
nata scrisoarea 81 seamana mutt
Gu cele adresate de Sam P,urpera
catre scaunui electric Nh ne SUI
param. caci nu fac nici un rau.
d
Fratele Hoza, ca i'm totE anil,
isl lasa barba - barba sfanta"
- pana ia finea adunarei gene
rale. Pana acm la crescut de I'm
inch. Va pnteti inchipui ce infa.
tisare ingereasca are camd Sc
mamie!
4
Dare site fratclc Hoza pc unde
o mai Fl tasala ala a Unillnei? Ar
FL. dar... sSsttt... (taci ca e
ccnzura).
d
Omul cu copii in liceu aude
multe ncNuzite 81 invata multe
neInvatate.
n
Cal,buncle 81 chcstia carbunelui
smt aproape de aceeasi coloare.
| q
Idilele de vara smt pericu-
loase, pentru ca pot deveni Sc
rioaSe.
Adevarul strivit 81 trintit la
lpamam Sc ridica iarasi. Bietii
t,pedestri nu smt adevar, ca Sa sc
mai poata ridica sdupa eel stri-
vesc eel cu automobilele.
| u
De multe orr minci,na diStru-
ge mcruri carora nici tunul ARE
&c le face.
In multe cazuri fericirea de-
lpindc de felul cum ne intrebuin-
tam timpul liber.
| q
| Omnl care site cum Sa SC in
drcpte nu prea vrea sa fie drept.
ID
O femeie, decat Sa-si piarda
graiul. mai bucuroasa STAR pierde
auzul.
l'nul dintre secretele frumuSe,
tel: Cand al mantle murdare.
baga tile i'm buzunar.
! q
Sa intamplat o IMMUNE in
Mexico. A murit acolo 81 nn ge-
neral de moarte buna.
| A
| Agentii companiilor de ''ba-
gau''. ca sd faca biznit mai bun.
lzic ca 81 presedintelc Harding, ba
81 Edinson tin astfel de spurca,
Icimc in gura. = Reclama SUI
fletul comertului.
ID
Gel mai multi dintre Oamenii
mari s au naScut i'm case mici,
lar unii dintre 0amenii mici S 'all
nascut in case mari.
d
O femeic din Boston a aruncat
supa in capul chelnerului. De
avea icu ca cartea 'manierelor
elegante" n ar fl facut o aseme-
nea nerozie 81 llmea n ar fl stiut-o
cat e de prOasta.
-
Uncle placi de gramofon en-
cantece de Jazz imiteaza asa de
bine nSchezatul armaSarullii. irYs
cat multi farmeri, cand fetele lor
|pun la gramOfOn asemenea pla-
ca pc cand eli Sc afla pc afara,
dau fuga n casa. crezand ca e
pima de arrmasari 81 de iepe.
i N a. - -nauAoa
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Pireu Legathsnea italiana din
Atena ceruN satisfactie.

Mena a certM satlStactle.
Detroit, Mich. - Dina Mimic
Delker, loeilitoare la 1861 Leland
Street, a inccrcat sd Sc sinucida
prin otrayire. din cauza ca veci
nelc incepusera Sa rIda de ca
dupa ce politia la arestat barba
tul pentru fort.
Dublin. - Sc anumta ca rebelil
Irlandezi an TRIMS emisari la GU.
vemul provisional pentru .ccre.
| rea unui armistifiu.
/ Constantinopol. Marea Bri.
tanie TRIMS pc Field-maresalul
Lord Plumcr, I'm vestit conan.
dant pc timpul razboiului euro
l,pean. sd abba grje Gle aparares
!Constantinopolului impotriva vic
torioaselor trltpe ale turcilor de
sub comanda mi Mustafa Kemal
! Toledo. Profesorul A. w
Tretien, m renumit psiholog, vor
tbimd ieri la un club femenist {
zis: 'Barbatii va vor linsa daci
Eincercati sa cultivati maniere bar
}batesti. Nh maimutariti masculi
nitatea - fiji femei. Atat barba
tul cu manieri mueratice, cat $
femeia Gu apucaturi barbatesti
sunt nistc monstruozitati.''
| Cincinnati. o. = Dol macagi
carl Sc aflau pc I'M tren de mart;
!al liniei Big Four. an scapat c;
tprin IMMUNE de gloantele trase d,
m necunoscut de pc Guinea unu
Ideal.
| Youngstown, Ohio. = Tn anu
me Steve Puncec s'a llptat c,
lpolitia jumatatc de ora pana c.
la putut Fl areStat de oamenii, lie
lgii. Trei dctectivi de abba Ia,
tputut inmoia c,f bastoanele'si pu
ne in antomobilul politiei.
| Newark. O. = Frank Ferguson
lun ziarist i'm etate de GA de ami
la cazut ieri din picioare 81 a mu
! rit la minut de bOala de inima.
| Akron, Q. = Asociatimea CO
merciantilor din Akron a. deschi
un birOu pentru plasarea studen
ttilof la lucru i'm orele de seara s
Lpe timp de serbatori. Sc vor fac,
lncercari de d Sc gasi de lucr,
pentru 800 de studenti, ear
voiesc sa-si c;stige intretinere,
lucrand i'm Orele libcrp.
! Detroit. Mich. Tnaltii fuhc
ttonari de la firma Ford spun c;
| Sc fac pregatiri ca marble fabric
sde automobile de Ia Detroit s;
fie inchise pe ziua de Is Septem
brie. ell care ocazie vor raman
fara lucru peste 10000 de munci
tori.
| Paris Sc amnta Cd 100000.
600 de franci din aurul de 1,948,
100000 depus de Franta in banc;
Angliei din 1916, ca garantie pen
tru oricari credite date gllvernl
lui francez, vor Fl transportate il
Franta peste cateva zile.
| Washington. Sc anunta G:
in decursul nnei razii facute |;
Portland s'a incins 0 apriga hlpt;
intre dol agenti al prohibited $
| fiiste vinzatori de rachiu illicit. Il
ltimpul bataliei all lfost ucis
amandoi detectivii.
3 t0
| LOndra. = Ziarul Daily Haralt
a fost cnmparat de sindicatel,
mlncitoresti in urma unei mo
|tiuni votate la congresul eel tin,
acnm la Southport.
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Uncle placi de gramofon cu
cantece de Jazz imiteaza asa de
bine nschezatul armaSarullii. i7Ys
cat multi farmeri, cand fetele lor
pun la gramofOn o asemenea pla-
ca pc cand eli Sc afla pc afara,
|dau fuga n casa, crezand ca e
plina de armasari 81 de iepe.
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O femeic din Boston a aruncat
s,rpa in capul chelnerului. De
avea fcu ca cartea 'manierelor
ele~ante'' n ar Fl facut aseme-
-nea nerozie 81 lumea n ar fl stiut- o
cat de proasta.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-19

are wanting to know about % real
Christian life of service
"A Holiday membership drive was
carried on when most every boy in
school was reached regarding a
membership in the ''Y." This result
ed in many new faces around the
building and in the gym classes.
"A record is being kept in the
Department of every boys age and
birth dates and a birthday card Is
sent to each boy as his birthday
comes around.
Plans are being laid for next
gear to make the year just COM
pleted the beginning of a new year
to have some real achievements for
the boys of Mankato."
The Free Press learn that the board
of directors of the Y. NJ. G. A. has
outlined a program for the ensuing
year that calls for budget of $15,-
coo, one half of which is covered
by the income from the activities of
the association in dues, ETC., the re-
mainder of $500 is to be raised by
popular subscription. A campaign
for raising this fund is being organ
lied under the leadership of a com.
mittee headed by W. A. Sanborn,
which committee is setting up plans
for a great canvass Sunday, May 81,
when the ground will be thoroughly
gone over.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-19
LutheranSynod Opens
Reunion At ST. Peter
Ministers and Lay Delegates
From All Sections State
In Attendance.

< ST. Peter, Mimi, May 1S,-iWith
1Sl ministers meeting in PASTORAL
conference, the sixty fourth annual
convention of the Minnesota con-
ference of the Lutheran Augu3tana
Synod opened at Gustavus Adolf
plus college today Festivities in
connection with the sixtieth ami :
versary of the college will be held
during the convention which will
continue in session for week.
Lay delegates representing the
$40 congregations OF the confer
ence met this Afternoon to consider
important questions TO come before
the convention will be held tomor-
rom morning How to interest more
young men to take up the ministry
as a life calling was the theme dis.
eussed at the pastoral conferences,
Speakers pointed out that the con
stantly diminishing enrolment oil
students in theological institutions
has brought about a serious crisis,
not only in the Lutheran church
but in every denomination.
Dr.. P. A. Mattson of Hopkins,
MINI, president, will preach the
conference sermon tonight, The
Lords supepr will be celebrated,
with Rev. l.. p. Bergstrom of Min
neapolis delivering the communion
address,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-19
Missing Lady Typist
AbleToC leanUp Case
Representatives Insurance Com
panies Seeking The Where
abouts Miss Anderson

Superior, Wis, May l6,-Gpecial
agents for insurance companie.
which have been sued for $4,000,
the amount Of life insurance carried
by Edward j. Sailstad, Eau Claire
manufacturer who is alleged TO have
lost his life in a cabin FIRE at Lake
Nebagamon on the night August II,
1920, announced today the inaugura-
ton OF a nationwide search for
Dorothy Anderson, Sailstad's steno-
grapher.
The companies will claim, when
the damage suit comes 10 trial, that
Sailstad eloped with Miss Anderson,
after placing human bones In the
cabin which was fired.
A pathologist at the University OF
Wisconsin last week declared the
charred bones to be those of man
of small stature Sailstad was des-
cribed as "a man of medium build"
The damage claim is being pres
sed by Mrs.. Leona Sailstad Rich
ardson, now a resident of>Eau Claire
The case is scheduled to be tried
during the September term of court
here. Companies actively pushing
the search for Miss Anderson a!e
the Travellers Insurance company
and the New York Life company,
Representatives of the insurance
companies are confident the battling
case would be cleared up immedi|
ately if the missing manufacturers
stenographer could be found.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-19
WILL VISIT CALIFORNIA
Alexis Pariova To Spend Thrs
Months In That State

Alexis Panova To Spend Three
Months In That State
Alexis Parloya, leader of the
Grand theatre orchestra, plans a
three months vacation from his
duties at the Grand theatre begin
ming the first week in June and will
visit his mother and sister in San
Diego, Calf.
While in San Diego Mr.. Parloya
will take an advanced course in the
study OF the violin with one OF the
country's most distinguished teach
ers and shortly before his return
in the fall will appear in concert in
the Metropolitan Music Hall,
Mr.. Pariova is still under contract
with the Grand theatre and will re-
turn September ! to resume his du-
ties as leader of the orchestra In
that theatre. He will continue his
classes In violin instruction.
Mr.. Parlova has been leader oil
the orchestra at the Grand for SIX
years with the exception Of twenty
nine months spent in the Word war,
serving with the Fifth Field artii-
lery Of the First division. Twenty
six months were spent in active
service in France and Germany.
When asked II he really planned
on coming back. Mr.. Pariova re.
piled, I'm szIrer OF coming back
than / am of going; Mankato is my
home and I'll be back if l have 10
come C. o. D." ..
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-19

GRAND JURY CHARGE
Several Men Bound Over To Grand
Jury At Pipestone~
Snecial to ,che Free Press.

lSpGS1A1 10 IHS riSS SSS'J
Pipestone, Mimi, May n
Charged with having broken into q
box car and stolen a quantity OF
merchandise James Fuller, Douglas
Mansfield, William Miller and Carl
Peterson, have all been bound over TO
the next January grand jury. in
bonds of $1,000 each. The men have
all gone to- Jail. Some of the over
alls and other articles alleged to
have teen stolen from the car were
found on the men when they were
taken into custody.
John w. Hunt, resident or this
city for over thirty years, and one
of the leading contractors and
builders of this part of the state,
died at his home here. he was a
prominent member of the Odd Eel
lows. lodge.
The year old son of John Huis-
ken at Edgerton is dead, as the re-
suit of drinking gasoline or inhaltng
fumes from the liquid. John Gruys
who Is employed at the Huisken
farm, went to the house TO secure
a cup of gasoline. After filling the
cup he placed y on bench while
he answered the telephone. The
baby .crept UP to the side OF the
bench and tipped the cup OF liquid
over into its face, strangling itself
and dying instantly.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-19
COLLEGE EDUCA TON
URGED BY PICKETT

-Enliyhtening and interesting was
the talk given last evening BY
Principal r. c. Puckett to the mem,
hers of the high school Parent
Teachers association. Mr., Pickett
did not give an address, but he ex-
planned the benefits of college
education and its possibilities in
such way as to prove beyond a
doubt that young man or woman
may have a higher education IL he
or she so desires and at the same
time has ambition to carry out his
convictions.
Mrs. Minnie Hubbard's violin
class Of twelve young people with
piano, cello and drum accompani-
ment played a fine program of sell
ections. Mrs. Hubbard explained
how group teaching OF violin Is
carried out, from the very first
steps where the pupil is taught to
hold a violin properly, TO the right
enunciation and fatigue work. Mrs
Hubbard stated that besides the
practice which each child must do
separately, six hours q week is de-
voted to practicing together. The
results cbta ned from this method
Of teaching is wonderful. as demon
stratod last evening, and Mrs. Hub
bard Is surely to be congratulated
in getting the satisfactory results
which she has.
The nominatins committee re-
ported its recommendation for Off
GERS for the coming year and the
following Were elected President,
Mrs. Wilbur NJ. Taylor; vice presi-
dent. Superintendent w. H.. Deta-
more; secretary, Mrs. G. =. Trafton;
and treasurer, Mrs. A. - Pau, Jr.
Principal Pickett was tEon intro,
duced and he gave a talk on school
work MIR. Pickett stated that as
so many high school students are
talking OF going to college, he
thought it would be a good plan to
discuss the different problems con
fronting the parents about Cu,lese
requirements. His first question
was Can any person go to coilege?"
His answer was to give an examp!G
of young fellow who entered col
lego, whom Mr.. Pickett knew per.
sonally. This boy came to school
with Ave dollars in his pocllnt II :
got any kind of work ha could an!
finally got work with a bridge build
ing company where he earned spare
money When this boy graduated
after four years, he had one thou.
sand dollars in the bank. This
proves beyond doubt that any
person With enough backbone can
work himself through school, ant
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-19
SALE OF FINE CATTLE
=. n. Sohre Will Dispose of Stool
Thursday, May 25

r. II. sohre Will Dispose of Stock
Thursday, May rs
On Thursday, May 25, the day
following the State Farmers and
Dairymen's sale at Mankato, T. Fl.
Sohre and son of Good Thunder,
will dispense their entire head OF
pure bred Holsteins at public auc-
ton. This dispersal sale offers a
rare opportunity for prospective
purchases as it is very seldom that
a herd as good as this one Is offer.
ed for sale. Every COW in the herd
is an A. r. o. COW, most Of them
with high yearly records. This herd
is headed by Spring Farm King
Seventh. who is out OF a thirty Two
pound dam, and Is the only bull In
Minnesota whose three nearest sires
have each sired Worlds Cham
pion daughter. In cow testing as
ISOLATION work in the State OF
Minnesota this herd stood well up
toward the top in the ten high
1921. Every cow is a good, large
the effects of good constructive
breeding, which has been carried
on by the owners during the past.
This sale was necessitated by
the partnership, owning to the Ill.
ness of the senior member, and all
animals sold are being absolutely
guaranteed in every respect.
All animals will be sold. to the
highest bidder at this sale without
protection or by bidding or any sort.
This will be one of the grandest
opportunities Blue Earth men ever
had to secure foundation. stock or
to improve their present breds.
Watch for large advertisement in
Saturdays Free Press.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-19

all colleges have departments which
are anxious to help the young peo-
pie procure work. The Association
OF University Women right in Man
kato are willing and eager to adj
vance funds to girl, who wishes to
go to school and has not the money
at hand to do so. 4. =.
Mr. Pickett next asked the cues
ton, why ought person to go to
college?" Why does one need any
education? The main answer to
this question Is that education
brings about a greater enjoyment OF
life. This is probably a selfish
reason, but II one stops to think,
that is what everyone works for.
No matter how hard one may work,
1t is for the purpose OF enjoying
ones life more lin the future. II u
person would look around at all the
mysteries and phases OF life, Is 1t
not the one who understands them
that really enjoys life more than
nothing about it? This does not
mean college education necessarily,
but an education of nature, or any
phase of life, II Is these under
standing contacts with life that
makes Us appreciate our benefits.
Mr. Pickett then gave instances
where a high school boy had stop
ped school before graduating. To.
day, Mr.. Pickett stated that that
boy is still earning two dollars and
a half day, while his class mate,
who finished high school and worked
his wy through college is now be-
Ing paid ten thousand year for en-
cheering work in Australia.
More statistics were given show
ing the average wage of an eighth
grader. high school graduate and
college graduate, which clearly prov
ed that the latter earns twice what
the high school graduate does and
the high school boy earns twice
what the eighth grader does.
In closing Mr.. Pickett urged the
parents to do all in their power t.
enable their children to go to col
lege,
general discussion was held and
parents We're gwen the opportunity
10 ask questions concerning partic-
ular schools that have been attend
ed by the teachers who were pres
emit,
About ten o'clock light lunch
was served. =
There was a fine attendance at
the meeting last evening, and the
parents are urged TO make the
membership still larger next year.