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Evening star., 1922-07-09
ConnerS

Several months ago William j.
"Fingy"-Conners reappeared on the
political stage in New York with q
"here!ws-ere-Again" smile and saluta-
ton. He needed no Introduction. He
had not been absent long enough to
have been forgotten.
It was Immediately apparent that
tho years-not 80 many Of them-had
not changed him: that he was still the
same "Fingy." voluble, fiamboyant,
confident and assertive as when, a
decade or more ago, he figured in New
York affairs and for a brief period
monopolized the spotlight.
Mr.. Conners' enemies-most Of them
are friendly enemies'-Accuse him Of
"hunting ducks with brass band"
He IL "lons" on proclamations. He
gives too much notice in advance Of
his purposes and expectations. In that
way he often defeats himself. The
opposition has time to prepare.
This is wholly unlike the accepted
New York style Of playing the game.
Tho most successful Of the managing
politicians Of the state-notably the
democrats-haSe been men Of silence
and sauvity. Dan" Manning and
Dan" Lamont Of an earlier day may
be cited. "Dick" Croker and Charlie
Murphy are Of a later day. Croker
lacked somewhat in suavity. but made
up for it In silence. Murphy lacks for
neither. =:
conners. cares little or nothing for
criticism. A man Of wealth, Of per-
sonal popularity, proud Of his trough
and.ready'' nature and characteristics,
sincerely interested In personalities
rather than policies, good to his
friends and generous on occasions to
his opponents. he moves in his open
way his well advertised wonders to
perform, How far will he go this
timer And what win he succeed in
putting over In the midst Of 30 much
confusion and uncertainty when eau
tton u the watchword in 30 many
other quarters7
Evening star., 1922-07-09
Politics at Home
Cole in Usw Role.

Re-etater Cole i. BleAse. The former
Governor Of South Carolina wants to
b sovsfnor again. and IL stumping
the state In quest OF the democratic
nomination. which means election.
A change In tho rnAn--at any rate
in his campaigning methods--is re-
ported. He has trimmed q vocabulary
at one. time famous for picturesque
extravatances. He has moderated, al.
most discarded. q humor which ap-
proaehed violence in dealing with op-
ponentS. His ,"eat- 'em-alivs" air has
softened into a friendly tolerance OF
all, even those differing with him the
most radically. Blease now almost
rhymes with pleaSe. flsuratively a.
well - linguistically.
This IL remarkable. in that else.
where In the country mon suggesting
this South Carolinian as he once exist
ed ana luxuriated are appearing. The
turbulent times are developing would.
be leaders Of thought and action whose
favorite slogan - the .cast-off BleaSe
slogan, ITO Hell with the Constitu.
uonr' >. -. -e
The. new Blease. however, interest
ins A. he is in q way. seems not to be
taking" Tho people-amused some
what-hear but do not heed. They
show q disposition to pass him up"
The inquiry is, What does this mean,
and how long viii it last?" Mr..
Blease's chances are not assessed as
fiattering.
Thus do chicks como home to roost.
Mr.. Blease made his debut in politics
as q rip -snorter. and obtained recogni-
ton In that character. He reached the
governorship, and reached for. though
unsuccessfully. . United States .sena-
torship. Now even the governorship
seems beyond his reach.
Well, Mr.. Blease may console him.
self with the reflection that the past
at least is secure: that in his day and
way he held the center Of the stage for
qualities and outgivings that made
plain folks sit up and take notice.
Evening star., 1922-07-09
EFINITE recommendations for
a national forestry policy. rec
onciling differences Of opinion
<h.t hou> harof0fora blocked


a national forestry policy, rec
j onciling differences OF opinion
that have heretofore blocked
efforts for a general scheme OF 'encient
conservation and development OF the
rreat natural resources nursed IN the
timberlands of this country, are now be-
ing drafted. 1t is confidently expected
by leaders Of the erstwhile antagonistic
factions that legislation which Will lead
to protection Of the forests from nre
hazard and encourage reforestation By
private enterprise will be passed at the
present session Of Congress. During the
six weeks adjournment Of the House q
special committee IL working out this
problem in conference with representa-
lives of all the various interests hitherto
working at Cross purposes
A constructive forestry policy looks
ahead hundred years to mature growth
Of crop which year after year be-
comes more essential to public welfare
and the comfort and convenience Of all
the citixenst How important early de-
cision, on a federal forestry policy Is
can be seen from the fact that differ
ences Of opinion on this subject between
the Secretary Of the Interior and the
Secretary Of Agriculture have bsen one
Of two outstanding reasons why the
Harding cabinet has been unable to
agree upon scheme for reSrouping
government activities and reorganixing
Uncle Sans Workshop,
Tho committee now working out q
compromise forestry bill, in the light Of
hearings on the measure fathered by
Representative Bertrand H. Smell Of New
York, recognized as the forestry special
ist Of the House. consists Of Repre-
sentative Gilbert N. Haugen (Iowa),
chairman of the House agricultural
committee; Representative J. G. Nc
Laughlin (Mch; } Representative J. D.
Rainey (nl.), and Representative Mar
C Conferences have been hsad With
Representative Smell. with other nem-
bers Of the agricultural committee, with
Representatives Of the National Lumber
ManufacturerS Association. with the
pulp and paper makers, with publishers
Of newspapers and others industriaily
interested in the conservative utiiixa-
ton Of the forests OF the country. Thus
is reflected sincere effort to ,find q
common ground on which all. advocates
Of national forestry policy, can agree.
so that the recommended legislation viii
nave undivided support.
In this connection 1t should be ex-
planned that, one group Of forestry. ID
vocates has favored centralized na.
tional policy OF control Of private for
est lands. However, It's proposal d
accomplish this through exercise d1
the federal taxing power has hecpmS
an academic question, sifica the SUs
pfeme Court has directly held that the
taxing power may not be used as :
Evening star., 1922-07-09
SHOOTING STARS.
By pH1LANpnR JOHNSON.

Unchsnging.
The times have changed; though moi
50 much
As many folks assume.
Again unto the south winds torch
The world responds with bloom.
Kind Natures love IL not estranged.
Men play a reckless game
And 'sneer and say the times have
changed:
Yet life is still the same. a.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

to such . liquidation Hssides. there
are the pre-war dsbts.to s cousidersd.
Perhaps the soviet lsadsen. who havs
shown such marked 0apscity for
financial administration. expect 20
borrow money to pay those debts ~
well.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

No republican landslide can be big
enough to prevent New York demo-
Gratis from being hopeful and con-
f1dent. SO far as local issues are con-
cerned.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

Question is being raised in connec-
don with the soldier bonus as to how
TAR Il 10 proper for . statesman to 90
In exercising the time-honored privi.
lere Of advocating the kind Of lesisla-
tion most likely to popularise him with
his constituency.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

Chicago's pageant Of progress is an
assured success. Philadelphia has con-
sented to lend the Liberty Bell for the
occasion. which is Of itself sufficient
to assure reverential interest.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

Indians attend tribal dances in
motor cars. The means Of conveyance
II chanfed, but the dancing remains
the same, being near enough the mod
ern 1azx to satisfy the demands Of ad-
vancing, civilization.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

Diplomats occasionally resent the
popular discussion Of matters which
as yet they themselves have not sue.
ceeded in fully calculating.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

In order to bring standards Of
propriety up to a reasonable average
the male bather may be required to
wear an ulster for a bathing suit.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

Theatrical producers who rely on
public taste for censorship must be
disappointed at the demand for plays
whose morals very few approve Of.
but which very many 60 to see.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

The g.. o. p. campaigner placidly
regards the primaries as indicating
merely that some republicans are nee.
essarily more popular than others.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

Illustrators" are in many cases OBJ
serving that the village postmaster is
not as strong for a discussion Of the
league Of nations as he used to be.
Evening star., 1922-07-09
Framing U. S. Forestry Policy

disguise for regulation which Is be-
yond the power of Congress.
The other group. which recognises
Representative Smell as leader and
which has the sympathetic support Of
the forestry service, seeks to encour-
age reproductive methods OF lumber
ing and adequate forest IRE protec-
ton through voluntary cooperation
governments with financial aid from
the federal government. Under this
plan the national government would
give financial support to the states
adopting q desirable program Of for
est administration and protection. :
Both groups favor extension of the
nationally owned forests by further
acquisition from the unreserved pub.
lie domain and by purchase. They
also aeree that tree planting must
secretary Wallae. of tn. Depart
ment Of Asriculture. under whose
Jurisdiction the forest service now op-
crates, is particularly anxious while
he is in off1ce to see the American
forests spv,an put on rm permanent ssistsnce
committee has expressed the convic-
tion that the program advocated by
Secretary wallace in q recent state-
ment to Senator Norris Of Nebraska,
chairman of the Senate committee on
agriculture. will soon be enacted into
law. This provides for: (1j Exten-
(25 initiation Of federal cooperation
tion with the states in fre .protection;
(2) Initiation Of federal cooperation
with the states in growing or dis
planting: and (s) extension Of the ma
tionaI forests.
The distribution Of 100000 annualt
ly among the state governments
which themselves make some provi.
sion for protecting forests from fre,
is the present limit Of financial CO.
operation between national and state
governments. Only 100000 was al
lowed by Congress this year for pur-
NOTHING has been done toward in
ciudinE in the national forests timbered
areas Of the unreserved public domain.
And yet, as an illustration. 80 per
cent of all the timbefed areas Of
Alaska IL still without forestry su-
tion.
Tha House committee ID studying
tho question Of taxation In connec-
tion with the problem Of protecting
the standing forests. National and
state officials and timber owners are
being consulted. each being urged to
give expression to his unbiased best
Judgment. Assurance IL felt that q
system Of taxation will be- devised
which will not absorb annually the
value Of the years growth upon land
which produces . complete crop only
|. In so to 100 years. In many locali-
ties. It 10 claimed. the annual taxes
tae. tree ,Erowth, thus making 1t inn
fpricticabis for private oNners 70 sdopt
comprehensive CONSERVATIVE methods Of
numbering
Evening star., 1922-07-09

Lenin's health is regarded as pre-
carious. But 80 was Mr.. Charles
Morse's.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

peyiight-ssving means nothing TO
Fths man Who u figuring out ths loss
II tarne caused By . strilEA.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

Changes Of program hive caused q
diminution Of Trotsky's prestige as q
soviet prospectus writer.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

Dublin regrets superabundance Of
military talent and not enough fire de-
partment.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

The Evening Star. with the Sunday morning
edition. is delivered by carriers within the city
at 90 cents per month; daily only, 45 cents per
5000. Collection is made by carriers at the
end Of each month.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

Useless Compliment.
what do you think Of the theory
Of evolution?"
"It's waste Of time," replied Sena.
tor Sorghum. "It's complimentary to
the chimpanzee; but the chimp hasn't
any vote"
sJud Tunkins says he's strong for
prohibition. and he hopes that the law
will be enforced sufficiently to prevent
him from having to borrow money
from q bootlegger.
Investigation.
investigated investigated
And when the task - through,
Be faithful to the purpose great.
Investigate anew.
The Cherished Laugh.
".Do you think q napper can be
laughed out Of existence?"
NO" replied Miss Cayenne. Smiles
are 50 scarce these days that laughter
is the next thing to applause"
..1fos. any man." said Uncle Ebsn,
.1kin have trouble enough With his
Iivins relations. without So6afns around
With no svolut1nn theory"
Evening star., 1922-07-09
The Evening Star Newspaper Compan

Buainsss ONCE, 11th St. and Pennsylvania Ave.
New York ONCE: $50 Nassau St. =
Chicago ONCE: First National Bank Building.
European ONCE: Regent ST., London, England.
Evening star., 1922-07-09

The new Baltimore and Potomac c
railroad started operations on July 2.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-09

Dl. Tinerean face propunerea sd
Sc 'nsarcineze c. S. E. actual ca
sa-si repare gresala lor nevoita ASA
ca sa intevina la Kaiser ca ell sd
prelucreze statutele 81 reforma L.
niunei pc "Lodge System "-fara
ca sd Use dea altc cheltuieli.
Referitor la chcstia Kaiser, A.
4unarea Generala accepta-cu una
nimitate, o alta propunere facuta
de catre dl. Puchiu, ce Sc 81 ia la
procesul verbal.
Dl. Sufana da uncle explicati
referitoare la cazul Urcan. -Adu
narea Gen. lie ia la cunoStinta.
Referitor la cheltuielile advoca
tale GU procesul Uniunei, Pres
lGen. loan N. Serbu declara ca ia
'asupra sd toata respunderea pen
! tru cci $4OO platiti--ca cheltuiel
advocatilor Kaiser 4 Brown ca Il
orice caz suma susmentionata $;
intre in cassa Uniunei. Dl. Pres
Gen. va preda Receiverului O. Mu
resan plenipotcnta cuvenita de ;
scoate della ell aceasta suma.
Adunarea Generala aproba CT
unanimitate.
i Discutia la raportul comisiei d'
verificare sc intrerupe Gu cazul lu
loan Janta, care a devenit. para
lite la mana, caruia Ad. Gen. i
voteaza-cu unanimitate-un bile
de vapor pana la Constanta 81 Ill
plus dc $40. Sc noteaza ca fra
tele Janta a maj primit della Uniu
ne un beneficiu de $500.
] Sc urmeaza la dsicutia raportu
4 lui Comisiunei de verificare.
i Vine in discutie datoria lui Ur
can fata de Uniune--care este ga
rantata prin nota fratelni G: Sal
lea - Va urma.
4 -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-09
La ora 80 sedinta Sc redes-

La ora l 80 sedinta Sc redes-
chide.
Soc. "ALbina'' face propunere,
- prin Ill Fulca ca beneficiul
pentru cci decedati sal trimita
celor in drept prin societate.
ID Puchiu face propunerea ca
Uniunea sd trimita beneficiul ce-
lor in drept caci in caz Cd dcce.
datul mare descedenti aici din
,partea autoritatilor Sc numeste
un administrator.
Sc aproba propunerea d-lui Pu-
chiuA Gu adaosul d-lui China,
- ca banca unde Sc varsa fondu.
rile Uniunei sd trimita 81 bene.
ficiile. -
Comisia de verificare isl da IA
portnl.
In jurul salariului de $3.50, dat
adyocatului Keiser de catre c. s
Il. ca OnOrar pentru munca Sd de-
pusa in reforma. Uniunei, Sc
naste discutie mai mare la care
iau parte fratii Dragos, Lepadat
Gabrian, Marhao, Bardas, Tr. Po
rea, Puchiu, Albu, Pintea, /. Pora
Hoza.
Dl. Puchill illsista sd Sc la la pro
cesul verbal ca dansul acuza D,
c. S. E. ca suma de $3.50 s'a plati
advocatului Kaiser in mod Illegal
viOlandu-se punctul dc sub liter,
.b) din art. % al Statutelor Uniu
nei.
ID. P. Toni spunc Cd suma d.
$3.50 fost platita de G. S. b. ii
buna credinta.
j Mai vorbeste dl: Lepadat car,
admite Cd G. s. E. fost condu
de buna credinta atunci cand |
platit lui Kaiser suma de $3.50.
Sc da pauza de cinci minute
dupa care
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-09
0 criSa ministeria|a
in Italia

Greutati tot mai mari in Or
dinea interna au slit la demi-
sic Ministerial de Facta, care
crezuse ca a c;lstigat un titlu
la simpatia socialismului prin
adapostirea Gu toata cinstea a
sovietistilor la Geneva, precum
81 un altul la sprijinul nationa-
listilor prin atragerea in splcn
didul port a conferintei care
trebuia sa hotarasca de soarta
lumii.
Reggie s'a tinut, ca de obi
Gel, in marginile celui mai
strict constitutionalism, care
ia asigurat o deosebita stima
81 la adversarii monarhiei. Ma
ramas partid, ma ramas CRU
pare importanta care sd nu fie
consultata i'll persoana sefilor
sal. ST elementele cele mai in
naintate an putut sa-si dea pa
rerea asupra situatiei.
Din partea sefilor acestora
s'a putut observa o absolute
subordonare a interesului lol
la interesul general. Fiecare
STA cercetat mijloacele. ca sd
vada daca ele corespund situa-
tiei ce Ii Sc infatisa. III au
cautat 81 aceia: sa-si dele sa.
ma daca atitudinea permanen-
ia Il gruparii lor, decurgand
din principiile fundamentals, i
permite a accepta deslegarile
ce Ii Sc impun Gle 1mprejurari
81 Ii Sc Ger de opinia publica.
A fost vorba,. pc rand, de Q
chemare la putere a stangii po.
pulare 81 q drept Ell pentru a ga
l.anta ordinea. Sc pare ca to.
tusi vechiul Ministeriu va IA.
manea. Ell va avea insa atuncI
un avantagiu, un mare avan
tagiu: Sc va sti ca, intre atatea
Guverne care Sc puteau lnchi
pui, acesta e singurul care, CT
toata lovitura ce i-s'a dat, poa
te functiona.
Asa-si capata i'll alte tari ba
"a de opinie publica Guvernelt
care sc succeda.
N. IORGA.
(Neam. Rom.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-09
CoLECT1UNE DE
MANUSCRIPT ARABE
PENTRU VATICAN

Cetim in Universal urmatoarele !:
Biblioteca din Vatican. al carui di-
rector fost actualul Papa Plus
XI, PRINT donatiune ilisemna-
ia: mai multi milanezi, printre
carl in prima linie senatorial Lu-
ca Beltrami, au daruit colectiu-
he de $50 de manuscripts arabe.
Mai toate manuscriptele acestea
sunt in lcgatura originala foartc
pretioasa.
Manuscriptele acestca sunt din
secolul XII-XVI 81 Sc ocupa de SUI
biectele cele mai variate. Printre
ele Sc gaseste un manuscript al Co.
ranului foarte pretios GU tradu-
cere interliniara in limba persana
| 81 Is diferite comentarc, apoi nn
exemplar din lexiconul arab dc Ell
dohabi, probabil manuscriptul orr
ginal al autorului, la care autorul
a facut 1915 indreptari Gu mana
lui.
Sc mai gasesc printre elc nolla
disertatiuni asupra misticei, 80 d.
opere juridice, II antologii 81 nu'
neroasc scrieri istorice; IA manu-,
scripte Sc ocupa de istoria naturala
J 81 unul de itsoria artei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-09
h juTu proessului din
HeIHn

Marion, ILL.,, 8 Sept.-Judecand
procesul masacrului din Herrin, H.
linois, tribunalul din Williamson
County a mai pus sub acuza inca
p de muncitori, ridieand astfel
numarul acuzatilor la totalul dc
cincizeci 81 opt, dintre carl mai tot
sunt unionisti. Unii din eli sunt Il
cuzati de omor, lar altii numai IL
conspiratie Gu gandul de omor.
Dupa punerea sub acuza a ace
stor douazeci 81 unu, curtea cu
juri si-a inchis sedintele pana Ia
18 Septembrie, cand Isl va lua din
lou lucrarile de anchetare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-09
REVOLUTIE in RUSSIA

LONDRA Scpt.-Confo1m une depese prinita della Hell
sngors prn Copcnhaga eri isbucn revolue in sudul
Kusiei Sovetee din Odessa dccarat independents use
sudce 81 a Crimeei.
In mute srctc ulmeaza upe sangeroase intre arnata
rascuat Sc raporteaza de ca marinari dc
vapoaree la Scvasopo gasesc i'll stare de rs
vratre.
In decursu saptamanei recute sos mai multe stiri
desre sbucnrea revoe sudul Rusei nsa nici
nu fusese cOnfiImata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-09
BOALA D.NEI
HARDING Sc
ACRAVEAZA

Washington, 9 Sept. - D-na
Harding, sofia presedintelui Sta
telor Unite, sc afla intro stare
critica. lar vindecare dansel de
boala de rcnichii inca MI ash
gurata.
Boala ii atat de agravata, ln-
cat All noapte all fost chemall
urgent la casa alba specialisti
Finney 81 Mayo, primul din Balti'
more 81 celalalt din Rochester
MINI.
Doctorul G. Il. Saver a dat ur.
matorul Comunicat dc la Casa
| Alba:
'iBoala D-nei Harding e 0 ur
mare a alicia, de care Il suferfi
inainte de yenirea la Casa Alba
In ultimul tinp au avut loc com
plicatii earl fac ca starea dansel
sa fie critica. Aceste complicatil
sunt atat de serioase, incat nu sc
pot face promisiuni de vindecare
Doctorii John Finney din Balti-
more, 81 Charles Mayo din Ro-
chester, Mimi, au fost chemat
grabnic la patul bolnavei. D-na
Harding fost ingrijita pana
acum de doctorii Carl w. Saver
81 Joel T. Bone"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-09
ss@ssep--a *stet-aF
PeIltru ROmanii
din Detroit

Scoalele de seara in Detroit,
Michigan Sc deschid la Is Sep,
tembrie 1922. ora 100 p. NJ.
Sc preda orr &C subject de curs
liceal, tehnical sau elementar.
Instructia este gratuita.
Fiecare scoala are clase spe.
|ciale pentru predarea limbei En-.
gleze la persoane venite din tari
;strcine.
Sc uzeaza un metod special care
face lmatarea limbei lesnicioasea
Sc intrebuinteaza numai invata.
toare cu 0 pregatire speciala.
Instructii necesare pentru in.
cetatenire Sc predau in multe
scOale. Aceste scoalc coopereaza
Gu curtile judecatoresti de inceta-
tenire 81 sunt de mare folos strei-
nului care doreSte sd devina ce-
i tatean American.
Cataloage sc pot avea de la Bi.
roul Directiei Invatamantului
Board OF Education, 1854 Broad
way.
Aceasta este lista a scoalelor.
Junior College - At Central
High School.
Cass Technical-Grand River
and High.
Central High-Cass and War
ren.
Eastern High-Mack and Bou.
levard.
Northeastern High - Grandy
and Warren.
Northern High-Woodward and
Josephine.
Northwestern High--W. Grand
boulevard and Grand River.
Southeastern High-Fairview
and Goethe.
Southwestern High-W. Fort
and Waterman.
! Western High =. Scotten a;
Clark Park.
School of Commerce-at Cas>
Techn. \
BlshUp-Ade!aide and Rivard
Dawson - Dawson and Jos
Campau.
Dwyer-Cameron and Caniff
Ellis-Junction and Rich.
Garfield-Rivard and Fredc
rick.
! elementary department in al
,,schools.)
| (l-3-5r-lS Scpt.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-09
8 Sept. 1922.

Sedinta Sc deschide la ora 8 a. III.
Sc celeste apelul nominal.
Procesul verbal, luat in sedmta
dc cri, Sc aproba, Gu uncle mo-
dificari.
Inaintc de incepcrea discutici
Adunarea Gencrala isl eNprima
parerea dc rau 81 condoleantelc
sale GU ocaziunea decedarei ma
rclui flu al neamului fomanesc ce
a fost Andrei Barseanu.
Adunarea Generala Isl eNprima
doliul prin faptul ca delegatii au
stat tacuti' timp de : minute
prin ridicare. - Totodata decide
sd sc trimita scrisoare de con.
tloleante familiei marelui decedat.
Isl da raportul .comisiunea pen
tru fixarea bugetului 81 stabilirea
reformei prin care -trebuie sa
treaca Uniunea.
Bugetul pc anul viitor fixat
in suma totala de $35.725 la
nitrate 81 $35.230 este. = Sc vo-
teaza Gu llnanimitate.
In urmaN reformei Uniunea va
ii condusa de urmatorii: Presc-
dintc, Vice-Presedinte; Secretar
General; CAESAR General, dol con-
trolori 81 cinci membri in comitet
dimpreuna Gu dol suplenti. - Nici
I'm functionar sa n'aiba dreptul
de a cOlecta sau incassa banl per-
sonsl, ci nulnai banca designdta
de Adunarea Generala orr Gle CO.
mitetul Executiv. = Societatile
vor trimite la Secretarul. General
Conapectul sau scrisoare referi.
toare la sumele trimise lar suma
de bani sc va trimite la banca
designate de Ad. Gen. sau de {.
s. E., = insotta de 3 carti pos.
tale prin care banca va reci-
noaste achitarea sumei trimisa la
Soc. cat 81 la Seer. Gen. 81 la Cass.
General.
Platile sc vor face prin pleni,
potenta facuta de Pres. Gen. 81
Seer. Gen. catre banca respectiva
DC Cas-. Gen. caruia va ii llberat
cecul in numele celui in drept. -
Seer, Gen. este indreptatit a
ayea in posesiunea sa pana Ia
suma de $25 pentru spese ma
runte.
Functionarii principal: z. &.
S. G., 81 G. G., vor depunc cate
un bond de $4,000, lar controlori
Generali vor depune cate $1,000
Salarul Sc Va fixa Ia $40 anna
pentru functionarii general.
s. g. la incheierea anului Y;
face 0 tabela pentru toate socie
tatile care Sc va confronta @
intratele 81 esitele "a G. G. 81 /
societatile apartinatoare Y. s
r. a.