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many generations, and It is gratifying
to record that the lofty sentiment has
been unqualifiedly accepted by all that
was best In every one of those genera
tions. and, by none has II been more
gloriously accepted than by the sons OF
dauntless Erin. OF Ireland's latest
martyr-martyr in the cause of free
dom and law and order martyr
in the cause Of an Irish Re-
public; for 1t is apparent, to the writer,
at least, that the surest way to the
fullest measure of freedom, prosperity
and happiness, the surest and swiftest
way to an Irish Republic is through
the Free State--of this latest martyr
said that he not only gloriously died
but manfully and heroically lived for
his country-for his we'll beloved Ire
land.
In the assassination of Michael COL
lins, amid the glowing effulgence of
national freedom. the light on the loft
lest altar of Irish patriotism has been
quenched.
No martyr and hero since Emmett had
caught the affections and aroused the
imagination Of his people as had Mi
chael Collins.
Nature had given him an iron frame
and soldiers heart. and opportunity
had placed in his hand the sword Of
his country.
AS a negotiator he won the respect
OF the public opinion of the world. and
as ruling statesman his mind re-
nected the progressive cOnstructiveness
OF people striving toward a glorious
future
The frank and dauntless nature of
Michael Collins, the amiable aspect of
MS countenance, the consummate mas
terry of dramatic developments in field
and council chamber, the faith which
was never broken to either friend or
foe, the sunny cheerfulness, the cour-
teous affability, the ardent energy
were endowments of the race from which
he sprang.
lis immense popularity can only be
understood by ascribing it to the in
stinct of the masses that he was in
harmony with them intellectually, and
that the heart beats of their dream pull
sated in his leadership.
Mlchael Collins was not merely the
hero OF a mighty struggle for freedom.
re was the executive. the counselor,
the friend and guide through the toll
some mazes of nations woes and a
peoples veal.
His clear insight into the obscurities
OF coming events and his sagacity in
devising plans of honor and safety were
extraordinary.
Born in poverty, he remained to his
last hour simply man enriched by the
opulent gratitude Of millions whose
hearts he filled with emotions of pride
IN the glory he brought to his race.
Michael Collins life blossomed with
the rare flowers of devotion. and
through the mists of time his fame will
adorn the story of his native land like
q wreath of garlands upon the fair
brow of freedom.
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Reflections Of a Crouch

To the Editor Of tho Epertro Public Ledger:
sir--Please print the reflections of the
crouch who said: 'If you let your wifi.
waste your money. you're a fool: II you don
let her waste II. you're q brute"
ICH GEBIBBLE.
(Don't know II that's the right way TO
spell IT,
Philadelphia, August 90, 1922.
THE GROUCH'S CORNER
II you let your wife waste your money,
you are fool.
II you don't let your wife waste your
money. you are a brute.
II you lose a lot of money. you are
idiotic.
II YOU make lot Of money. you arc a
crook.
II You dance. you are frivolous.
II you don't dance. you are q back num-
Der.
II you are poor. you are no GOOD.
II you are rich. you got It by robbins the
poor.
II you die young. you are dissipated
II you 1.-Two long. you attain your ago through
laziness.
Can't please anybody any more
30, why worryf
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prmnssis
SCHOOL HOUSE AT AsHBOUR<N. Pa
for the Cheltenham School District

Sealed proposals will be received by the
School District OF Chelten.am Township. for
General or Structural work and for the
Plumbing Of proposed Ashbourne School
or before the time or times set forth in
the form Of proposals.
Plans and specihcations may be obtained
W!se, Registered Architect. l418 Chestnut
street. Phila.. upon deposit Of S25 BY bidders
tor the general construction work snd slH
BY bidders for the other w9rk. which deposit.
be refunded upon the return OF said plans
ind Specifications with the proposals. No
BID will be considered unless submitted ac-
eording TO the form and schedule attached
10 the specifications.
"A Surety Company's bid bond for 5% OF
Me amount bid must accompany each bid.
ssS.ds suejest to the approval Of the School
provaI OF. the School Board. for the the full full
smount OF the contract price. conditioned
ior the faithful performance OF said con-
tract !t,, IN 10 accordance with the plans apd
each successful contractor.
.,Al proposals sealed and properly marked
e; Wise. Resd Architect. at the above
address. not later than l2 O'Clock noon on
Tho IL day OF September, 1924, No bida
otnerwlse or elsewhere submitted Will be
Bids will be opened at the High School,
Sullding. Elkns Park. at 1880 p. NJ. OF thc
kSme e day. Hours named are STANDARD
Tho School Board reserves tho risht to
nIect any or all bids. ~
sS order Of the Board.
ELIZABETH p. SCARBOROUGH,
Secretary. Elkins Park Pa
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Questions Ans,vered
"PushInq" and "PujIIno"

TO the Editor Of the Public Ledger:
sir-Will you kindly answer the followins
throush your newspaper:
When horse that Is attached to a wagon
is going forward does the horse push or puil
the wagon? MISS Pearl JAcOps
Philadelphia. August 20. 1922
This Is ono OF the oldest OF what mario,
comedians call trick questions. To pnusb
according n,o,I to definition given in the Oxford
Dictionary. is to exert upon a body force
about as clear definition Of the accepted
and proper meaning of the word as is pos.
siole. horse drawing wagon throws
MS weight against his collar only In order
70 exert pulling power through the traces.
He doesn't throw his weight against the
wagon. The push on the collar Is merely a
detail OF the larger task of pulling. So a
horse going forward pulls his wagon. Hs
couid not De said TO push It unless he
were harnessed behind.
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THE PEOPLES FORUM

Sorrow and death they have often brought
nigh thee.
Yet have they left thee but beauty to
wear
Growing old gracefully.
Gracefully fair.
Far from the storms that are iashins the
ocean,
Nearer each day to the pleasant homo
Far from the waves tina. are big with COM
motion.
Under full sail and the harbor in sight.
Growing old cheerfuiy.
Cheerful and bright.
Past all the winds that were adverse and
chilling.
Past all the islands that iured thee to
Past all the currents that iurcd thee nn-
willing
Far from thy course to the Land of tho
Growing old peacefully.
Peaceful and blest.
Never a feeling OF envy or. sorrow
When the bright faces OF children are
Never a year from the young wouldst thou
borrow
Thou dost remember what lieth between.
Growing old willingly
Thankful. serene.
Hearts at tho sound of thy coming are
lightened.
Ready and willing thy hand to relieve:
Many a face at thy kind word has bright
ened--
'It IL more blessed to give than re-
ceive."
Growing old happily.
Ceasins to grieve.
Eyes that grow dim on earth and It's
glory
Have a sweet recompense youth cannot
know:
Ears that crow dull TO the world and Its
story
Dr!nk in the songs that from Paradise
fow
Growing old graciously,
Purer than snow.
Mrs. ]. j. H.'--Your request is with.
out date line and signed only with your
initials. Send n sef-addressed stamped
envelope and copy of the article you do
ali uii be cd II Is too long
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IN MENrORIAM
Deaths


p$S NARATET w'f5,; AUS a o.. 81. 1872 ELIzARETH
neral services, at her late residence l3O ".
| Wayne. ave. Wayne, Pa. on Tuesday sept
D. A .' sTf''Y f. Yo.? g:vfsS Msv. JOSEPH
Hs,E?s .hS roas1 nsa q 5e@%: %5; r also sDs
inEILT4 to nttond fun"ral sscrvces,. Mon. =
huTth 52i st. a@i BaItmoTes It1s'Ii ave. n'pflf' in,
.DERNDT. T.-Aug 81. LOUIS F.. husband
invited TO funcrnl s"rTl,%css' Tues, IL A. NJ
Fre1d; nay seiy Mon. eve. w ~e''''
RRoW2l suddenly, Aug, 81. EDWARD
iSSs Mon = 81 81 resicTce. 5Gg7 5Gg77eTa HroomaIi ssry
ave SrrcRT i9t; ,FTsWI!slnsto9' Pa; ,sn,,
Gt the late Jacob BpchmRnn. aged a years
HSeiatiyss tSd i've, and fr!ends are invited 70 attend
her son-!n-law, VIM. a Loos' residence, ss5
24CA st Int. RrlYo5e, At NQrthwood Gem,
Mlry nycKLE6 ana AgS a. ,a'd 81 Jsms: JS9hN son q
K.",attvsa and friends, also Holy Name So.
Y}h Hy'kur %HSS MSSfSar HG POET, 1t no. es a. Genera
' Are inwtSh nJfaoo TO attend ,fuPSral Mon, 80
Solemn mass Of requiem at GRehu GRureh O, "Hs Ne
Most Blessed Sacrament, 10 a NJ. Int. Hoy
ByTLAND---Aus. 80. GEORGE W. hu--
also Washington Camp, No. 80, p. o. 8
Ing ana Pattorn co oa are IN" @Ss u,
n-iaw, Elmer Z. Smith. 6le ? ~ SSI S st sGnt Int
Westminster Gem Friends may call Friday
to 10 NJ
=, ,CASEY .I,AuE. 80, 1929. MARGARET j..
also members OF Altar Society Sacred Hoar RI
SodaIitE and ArChConfrHternity are invited
g. ,at'eud funeral. from her late residence.
a; n solemn requiem mass at the Church
HoIyo senWidSrTc inT O rem onSoa'ion' 10 NJ Int.
CREI4HToN Sept, |, WILLIAM. hus-
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
funeral services, Mon. Sept l. $50 r NJ
a. his late residence SO f. ,Tuipehocksn st,
Germantown, Int. Lebanon. Pa. "'
Cl,B8ERLEY--At Craubury, N L. Aug
&c. Ma NARY io,A A. widow g EIos w GdebsflsS,
also Morning Star CHAPTER, ChtS No an" a9 flehGs' E'
;, and q. J. A OF B OF l., f. Div No 27.
oyyo invited 70 attend funeral. from parlors
o. SMnF2S Mnrgerum. 3i2 $ Broad NJ
IT@g,'Ip, ,i, e. y j. sat, : =. NJ Int Green
DEACON.-At the University Hosp!taI on
s. lp, J. loI3, HARRY J" son Of the late
ESnry E ana nr!iEot Deacon. agod oi3 yours
from The Oliver y bair Building, 1870
Mother Of sorrows church at 10 O'clock
ln,crrient private, at Holy Cross Cemetery
,pEnEKICE. Suddenly, Sept |, AIDE
I.AlbE :. wife OF the late Alonzo Dederick
a. the r"sidenco OF her s9n-!n, law, Or. Wal.
scrySss sSr C. 'SSg MSS p? 52d q FqpsTsi
q Erankcnhe!d Sons BIZ y. SEA ST. Int,
,adoIs bENdaEg1on Iss5 Aug; 80. a, parents; re:
aaushter OF Mr.. and Mrs. deorgs y. DensIsr.
Sat, sept. ). al sPsM.. :. n. rssia.sos .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-02
FOREIGN BONDS
N. Y. BANK STATEMENT
Excess Reserve Increased $685.
s3o-Heavy Contraction In Loans

The reserve position Of the New York
Clearing House institutions was mate
rally improved this week. The actual
statement showed reserve In excess
of legal requirements Of $28; l63, 100, an
increase of $40, 0,128, $50. This resulted
largely because of the increase of $21,-
425, 900 in reserve credit at the Fed
erai Reserve Bank, offsetting the in
crease liability in the jump of S16,-
$4,000 in demand deposits. Despite
the weeks increase stock market deal
ings, loans and discounts showed con-
traction of $3S, ,015, 600.
Details follow:
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Letters to the Editor should be as

Letters to the Editor should be as
brief and to the point as possible,
avoiding anything that would open
n denominational or sectarian dis'
cussion.
No attention will be paid to anony-
nous letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an EVIDENCE OF
good faith although names will not
they be omitted.
The publication of q letter Is not
to be taken as an Endorsement OF It's
Views by this paper.
Communications will not be re-
turned unless accompanied by post
age, nor will manuscript be saved.
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FINANCIAL.
HALE COAL COMPANY
sinking Fund Notice

Fidelity Trust Company. Substituted Trus-
tee under MortgaRe OF the Hale Coal Com
dated Arr, ,hs glf nStes %,
Of the First Mortgage SO Gold Bonds of the
Hale Coal Company to exhaust the sum OF
Trustee at lis office. Nos 325-a3I Chestnut
st. Philadelphia, TO be opened and acted
o'clock VI. No offer exceeding 1O2 per cent
and accrued interest will be accepted.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY
Substituted Trustee
WIN. =. GEST President.
PHILADELPHIA. September e. 1922
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HEATING AND VENTILATING
ELECTRICAL WORK

For School House at ASHgOURNE. Pa.
for the Cheltenham School District
Plans and specinca tions Of the Heat,n,
snd VentiIating. also plans and specifcations q
oI the Electrical Work required in the nrn'
posed Ashbourne School House may bs
SS,Is,nea S,Ss ef on and after August 2s. at the
ing, Phila. on the deposit Of SiSs 40 u,
sIish which Will be refunded upon tho return 81
csna, csna plans and specifications with tho
All particulars and conditions tho s.m.
work ''' '''t po'tohs OF the
BY order ot the Board.
ELIZABETH d. SCARBOROUGH.
n,
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DEPARTMENT OF PURTIC WonG.
Room esq, City Hail
PhilndeIDhia
FRFN r nT'NT 40

FNr'D z DVNINP,
Chief Of Bureau. Aup,,,t =. ,o,o
o,sna.I s.ai"d ! bbroposo!s will DC received ana
Spemed SSen u dRoom 2ie, City Hall. ut ia o'clock
h,AA, FoHr-untt Refuse Incineratins Plant
refuse per "a hours. at "G'' stree, and neu na
mona Avenue. IN the City OF Phila deipbia
MIi6sSroCiiy EIi66s Ciiy VIII construct the foundation.
'RHidiHsS RidHssrSs 10 nn. mouse the plant and chimneyg
hs herSSMSS rSarNo,in IN ne construction OF plant Of
SPEC acatlons, PROPOSALS and further in.
Bureau. ''''' 'he ABOVE
Inquire at Room 2s2 City Hall.
FRANK II. CAvEN
Director
efALtD rkoroSALH Will RE 0PENFD
my pne Supt, OF Lighthouses PhiIa deinhis
e., ~, sept. q, lOa2. for furnishinr;
vine shoal H 'traS tshtS s6seakwa Ter at Brandy.
y. ,Ion on annlIcatinn' bay'
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Poems and Songs Desired
borrowing Old Gracefully"

VTUWVHU OTu OTdC0TUITy
10 ths Editor Of tho Evening Pubic LEDGER!
sir--I VIII appreciate your kindness II
you will . mt In your Peoples Forum the
poem "Gr 3ng Old Gracefully"
GRANDMA'S DARLING.
Philadel August 20. 1922.
OR 70 OLD GRACEFULLY
uthor Unknown
Softly. o, v. the years have swept by
the
Touchin. .ues lightly with tenderest care;
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"Anlmate lnanImatIon"
To tho Elitor Of the Evening Public Ledger

To tho Eiitor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-While wistfully looking at an
article of furniture-a chair-the other
day, what was my amazement, nay
provocative astonishment, when l felt
or rather sensed that this unconscious
supporter of weighty sentiments was
gazing at me, reckoning me, as it were,
to seat myself on its mellow cushions
(which were beaming with radiance and
pride at the sight OF a tired man. VINO
was to envelop himself in their embrace)
and to make myself as comfortable as
l possibly could.
Under the circumstances, however,
being troubled with thoughts both pleas
ant and unpleasant. which arose on the
perception of the chair, and desiring to
get subtler insight Of the mechanisms
and propensities of this seemingly in
animate, expressionless object, / did not
at the moment take advantage Of its
not unwillful hospitality.
Visualizing the chair as would have
visualized the full-length portrait of
an egregiously beautiful maiden, ''honi
soft qui NAL y pense,' l found that
not by any means unshapely, and were
very remarkable for the fact that they
had that air risque about them, which,
if possessed by one of the gentler sex,
would have an immediate tendency to
tremendously enhance her popularity
with the lions"
Suddenly my attention was concen-
| tratingly focused on the form Of the
chair. Whether it was my Imagination
or my keen intellect, do not know, but
the chair was actually smiling. The
ludicrousness OF the situation was ap-
palling. What was doing that chair
Il. 4
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1lh ha.urs Special Sunday Excursion

AT day on the water TO neautiful Lorewood
Grove on the Chesapeake and Delawar re
canal. Home early same evening. Ericsson
Line. Pier 3, So Delaware Ave, 8 o'clock
Fare s. 9S '''''''
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Philadelphia, August 81, 1922.
Could Not Dispense With Humor

To tho Editor Of the Evcrino Public Ledger:
Sir-We have had so much rain
lately-and l have become wet through
so often, and the news agents store has
upon so many occasions been happily
at hand-that I am. by the advice Of
friends, writing to ask you as a favor
to waterproof your serviceable news
paper for the benefit of suffering hu-
manity. Several times in as many places
friends and members of the family have
taken to read your paper before me ;
mean prior to my reading 1t, and am
sorry to say that the consequences have
been to me an irreparablc loss.
They have laughed themselves into
tears over the REPRESENTATIONS of Nc
Evoy and also with volume over your
'short cuts" and fine supplementary
editHials.
This request may seem little un-
ordinary at first glance, but In all the
world no man can dare say that for
any alternative l would stoop to dis.
pense with humor.
Please do this and oblige a perplexed
citizen. AUSTIN BARRY.
Ocean City, August 81, 1922.
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Dlyidenks
The WILLIAM CRAMP NJ SONs sUIp NJ,
ENGINE Bu!LDING COMPANY "No


n. po.s, August 81. 1929.
chres a eUara nmer, OF D.IreGtors has this day de-
mare, payable September 80. i0se, TO stocS. cSSr
is.aSfS iS 100 OF od record at 3 r. NJ. on September
no. no, ioss The transfer books OF the ""m
S,h,y SShy WIZ be closed for the purpose % III.
until utaieha 20 trom, =, n. September 10, 1922
VAIL ~ a. NJ, October ., 1929
CHARLES 7. TAYLOR,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-02
Michael Collins

To the Editor Of the Evsntn0 Public Ledger!
Sir-Publication of the inclosed ap-
probation Of the late Michael Collins,
frelands soldier statesman, IN your
widely read paper will be appreciated
by his admirers, among whom are the
best friends of Ireland.
JOHN O'DEA,
1914 Colwyn street.
philadelnhia. August 81. 1922.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED


Swift & Co, quarterly o.. payable octo-
Der i to stock OF record septsmber o.
Manhattan Electric supply Company, quar-,
tsrIy 81 on common. payable October ~
to stock Of record, September go, ~
Mathieson Alkaii Works. quarterly IL
per cent on preferred, payable October :
10 stock OF record September 20.
Canadian General Electric Company. quar-
terIy ~, per cent on cop'mon. payapie
October to stock OF record Ssptember 10:
ouarterly * per cent on preferred. payable
October 4 to stockholders OF record sep
Spanish Teiesraph Company. interim d'y,, Un
ordinary shares free OF income tax. IN
ADDITION to 10 per cent per annum Tor SIX
months ended June SO.
Cotton Exchanges Closed Today
NJ. yorL sept 2,-There will be no ses-
sions OF the New Orleans and local cot
ton exchanges todar
NEW YORK, sept 2.--Today 10 . holiday
on the coffee and sugar exchsnsss ne'e'
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"NIrs. ]. J. H."-Your request is with.
out date line and signed only with your
initials. Send self-addressed stamped
envelope and copy of the article you de-
sire will be mailed to you. 1t is too long
Cor reproduction in the Publics Forum.
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Philadelphia. August 81. 1929.

An Appreciation--By John O'Dea
The ennobling sentence Il Dulce ct
decorum est pro patria mori-Ut is
sweet and glorious to die for ones
country has come down to us through
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LABOR DAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH

steamer will Ieayy Tl.ndelphia for Lore.
wood Grove and Bal lWor" at O'Clock in
the morning ClRyll4hI-s g. ne Ime). returntng
from LorcwoOd Grove t." same evening.
No dlV steamer to y IN baltimore af,er
Labor Dnv SeDtemh,r +fh.
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aSn5i0ssse?S?5l III + FS,
sonle S 1Ss; Ssf;anisa,on o; wf!sS he ~ was S %ss; @
~ RsnovS are invited 70 ,Ss ssIvSs
@nF'h odFs SS 4s5
funoTol n. raj " E5Sk Haven and Wiiiamsport
iSyss A.PYT 3%Tps gars MApfsSs isHs
i5s ifs' resSoneS %TdS "S A5Sury PARK Frisnd. In
,2Ys$ Sa;Sana g Sya%sy fswSI nsf s%l,s; ,,l,:
+ +. "8a R { :: nyi;yisSR A;ss%sy; tniy:i.sii
her, are invited 70 attend funeral services,
i"5 Int, i IL, M.riSS Gem. 'o" o .'' ~ ~ p'S'
AaS SShnNS al i52s %iLEMIHN HHanRsss Widow
HSnTy, sShg!Ess, RSia,yss ,,, end friends. q.
900, " susGuehanna ave. Int. privats. III.
riASi sTfv EFs,-s,p, JOSIAH DELL. hy.-
Ts' Spa trdS tTsnds q. MATED .,s ,n TO .:r ;
sterner .s Int: Nj Peace Gem. Friend;
Of SNTTH HTni ASF S%e EG2S.T ND S :ss .ssas.
mem6cr are inyiteJ to attend funeral Msn',
. y. NJ. from bis lat, residence, All N .ed
sm c"%fsn FTsna. may dn ip s%n sIyHts .y. Harosh
WEAPLGf5mXj1f ,,sisT i. Is. ssy,oE ELIzx BAss
ford. Pa. sunday. p. NJ standard tins.
Int private -,
Glas svobode., 1922-10-31
JUGOSLOVANSKI PIPARSKI
KLUB.

Zadnjo soboto zvecer Sc je orga-
niziral prostorih G. Erica Zajca
ma 1922 Blue Island Ave-, Chica-
go, Ill. Jugoslovanski Piparskj
Klub, cigar Smoter je propaganda
"a uresnicenie ze tako dolgo go
jene ideje narodnega donna ci;
kaSki jugoslovanski naselbini. =
Vdelezba lie bila "a zaeetek po,
voljna, in klub ie osnOvan. Stew
10 njegovih Glanov je re v nedeljo
znaSalo 13 Slovencev. Klubove Sc,
je so tedenske ter Sc vrse vsako
soboto zveGer prostorih klubove,
ga elana Erica Zajca. Prihodnjo
soboto, t. j, 4. novembra DO red,
ma klubova seia, ma katere so va
.bljeni vsi elani in pa tisti, XII zele
postati klubovi clani. Pricne Sc oh
osmih zvecer.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-31
PTOlibiCiia bOjlO OlOzjG '
lGtOSljih VOGtVal.
V enajstih drzavah 81 prizadeva
protisalunska liga pomagati
suhaSkim kandidatom.

Pc washingtonskih porocilih O.
sredotoeuje protlsalunska liga svo-
je delovanie letoSnji volilni
kampanji V podporo in pomoe tt
slim kongresnikom, XII so "a po-
polno prohibicijo, av Skodo pa
tistim kandidatom, ki obllubljajo,
da Sc bodo potegovali "a vino in
pivo.
Zahteva po vinu in pivu je po
izjavi liginega zastopnika zivo
vpraSanie V enajstih drzaVah, po-
sebno pa V Ohio, Massachusetts, in
Pennsylvania.
Liga je aktivno podpirala pet
najst republikanskih kandidatoy
"a V poslansko zbornico ter mas
protovala dvema. Delovala je pro.
ii devetim demokratom in podpi-
r&la pa nobenega.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-31
LLoYDU GEoRGEU Sc IZPOD-
MIKAJO PoLITICNA TIA.

London, Anglia, 80. okt. = Ce-
prav je David Lloyd George Sc
vedno najpopularnejsi moz na An
gleskem IN dasi ga mnozice nav
duSeno pozdravljajo, kjerkoh Sc
pojavi, ie vseeno V zadniih dneh
opazati, da Sc mu boljinbolj izpod-
mikajo politicna tia. Njegovi pri-
stasi SO sedai sliSali ali citali Stir
njegove govore, pa vendar Sc MISC
priSli do zakliucka, ola bi jim "a
gotovil vodilno vlogo. Tisti, ki SO
ga doslej podpirali vso vnemo IN
navduseniem, so Sc re zaceli ohla-
jati.
Prosti liberalni listi Sc vso We
hemenco zaganiajo V njegovo glas'
gowski govor ter ga prispodablla,
10 toriiu, XII nj vreden njihnega
podpiranja. Cello njegov naJbolJS
priiateli Austen Chamberlain je
namignil, da hoce Sc nadalje osta,
ii konservativni stranlSi. To je
razblinilo V mic vsakrsno upanJe
ma solidno srednio stranko Lloy,
dom Georgem na celu.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-31
zAsTRUPLJENo PECIvo.

Philadelphia, Pa, %. okt. :
w. w. Sterrett in njegova zens
sta zadnji cetrtek prejela kos "a
strupljenega peciva po posti ter
ga seve tudi povzila. MOI je re u
mrl. Mrs. Sterrett pa je kritie-
mem polozaju, in zdravniki majo
prav malo upanja, da bi okrevala.
Zvezne, drzane in krajevne obla-
sti 81 prizadevaio dognati, kdo je
odposlal postni zavojcek zastrup-
ljenega peciva. NasIov ie bill nare-
jen ma Mrs. Sterrett. PoSiljateV nj
imela nobenega naslova, liz katere-
ga bi bio sklepati, hdo je oddal
posiljatev ma posto.