Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 7

0 77 A THE DAILY 'MIES: CHATTANOOGA TENN FRIDAY APRIL 21 1922 4 THE DAILY TDIES: CHATTANOOGA TENN FRIDAY APRIL 21 1922 7 pow pet 00N tc- A ational executive board which 7et 3 monthly at headquarters in NN L)11ers of the league are Mrs WU- a NN a4)11rgton Ottletrs of the league are Mrs W11- WELFARE ELLA: ARE 1 VIL ivA 4bf 1111110OMONEMEEMO Atherton 1)u Pui president Mrs l' lierry Wilder Keyes viee-preident I Nrs lienry Atwood Colman beeond OF CHILDREN OF CIIIIMREN CAR LOADINGS SHOW INCREASE Week Ending March 25 Reveals Gain of 22666 LVIIIMI1U0 vile at Once ULF Lof 300 Alen's and Young Alen's New Spring Suits consisting of pure worsteds mixed with silk every model that's good for young men and men of mature age well made every size from 33 to 48 in regulars slims and stouts all good patterns including greys browns and fancy effects also very fine serge (12 I i coorj CI" Vp Ala i i SPIRIT OF SOLIDARITY IN MEETING OF WOMEN c---- Optt 1 I elk 11- educational and not medical" said Mrs Crittenden 'and there will be no money given out but we will strive to get all women interested in the care of mothers and babies throughout the country in every state and in every county There was no such movement at all in this country until- nine years ago when the first child's bureau was established under the jurisdiction of the United States department of labor That was under the Taft administration shall go to Nashville in the next few days and in -cd-operation with the state department of health will open an office and begin the work in Tennessee It has been my desire to go personally Into every county of the state and to organize clubs from th3se women's clubs that are already in existence and to work through these but I have no definite plans until I confer with the health department Then there will be deputies appointed in every section of the state and through these the work will be done" Mrs Crittenden wishes that it he known that she has no whatever with the Florence Crittenden homes throughout the country am in sympathy with that work but I have never been connected with any of these or any other orphan home" she said gen our' -srriv-: no- women interested in the care of mothers and babies throughout the countrY in every state and in every county There was no such movement at all in this Mrs Crittenden Appointed by 'Gov Taylor to Have Charge of Work an increase of 10996 ears over the week before It also was 61956 cars more than were loapied during the same week in 1921 but 2769S less than the corresponding week of 19-20 Loading of coke also showed an increase over the week before of 174 cars the total being 8676 which was 341S in excess of the corresponding week last year while forest products totaled 54814 or 215 more than the previous week It was also 6071 cars more than were loaded during the same week last year but 12614 under the corresponding week in 1920 Reports showed 38066 cars loaded with grain and grain products 108a) cars below the precedint week but 4737 cars above the total for the corresponding week last year and 4701 cars in excess of the total for the corresponding week in 19-20 A decrease compared with the week before of 704 cars was reported for live stock which totaled 25958 This was 1252 cars greater than the total for the same week last year but 4385 under the same week in 1920 Ore loadings totaled 5282 cars 42S less than the week before and 1163 under the corresponding week last year Compared by districts increases over the previous week in the total loadings of all commodities were reported in all except the northwestern district reek betore a LSO Wa 0 I Jou cars more than were lospied during the same week in 1921 but 2769S less than the corresponding week of 19-20 Loadine of coke alqo showed an in- xv t- haf Arab 174 rS Total Loadings of All Commodities Greater in All Sections Except Northwest i ail les I Itit '11- 1 41 1 -i I 1 () Val cb (1 so-------- :1) 1 r'''''- i 1 it ib)) 1 C111 I I I i I 't tal I I cif Ay 1 up to 1 1 alai 111 It 11 I i Ch oace it I Extra Pants to Match if Desired Extra Pants to Match if Desired i up to (1 I I LI1 i 0 -I 1 0 II- III 0 1 AB dub i 1 1 I I I I I (I) I (IL rt i Lit ifr 111 It 0 11 I Loace I 2' 4 I 1 MUSIC MEMORY COW-TEST IS COMPLETE SUCCESS 1 Loadings on revenue freight totaled 846035 cars during the week which Iended on March 25 compared with 823369 during the previous week or an increase of 22666 cars according to reports just received from the carriers by the car service tliViSiOn of the American Railway association It was an increase of 159468 cars over the total for the corresponding week last year but 49351 below that for the corresponding week in 1920 Increases over the week before was due principally to heavier traffic in coal and merchandise and miscellaneous freight which includes manufactured products Coal loadings totaled 204- Z5S6 cars 13903 in excess of the preceding week and 83207 more than were loaded in the corresponding week last year It also was 8612 cars more than were loaded during the corresponding week of 1920 Tabulation shows 50R353 cars loaded with merchandise and miscellaneous freight during the week of March 25 products Coal loadings totaled 204- 586 cars 13903 in excess of the pre- ceding week and 83207 more than were loaded in the corresponding week last Year It also -was 8612 cars more than were loaded during the corresponding werek of 1920 rabulation shows 508453 cars loaded with merchandise and miscellaneous freight during the week of March 2 5 "ORIENT" FLOUR Is simply perfeet---(Adv) BALTIMORE April 20--promotioa of 'international friendliness by cementing more strongly the bond of trendship between the women of is the hope cherished by the of the Pan-American Con- jen ace of Vomen which assembled -e morning under the auspices of Cle National League of Women Vott-rs for a three-day session on subiet of pecial concern to women This was the thought that pervaded th auiress of the speakers at the opering ceremonies The invocation vf Archbishop Curley breathed the spit of solidarity which it is the ear- jle-t hope of the deelgates to Et11ell till further among the they represent and Gov Al-be Ritchie struck the keynote vit a be said- in his address of welcou that it was only by "whole-co-operation" of all forces that prosperity and a spirit of friend' 4-i between nations could be se cur-11- pressing the same thought Mrs Mard Wood Park president of the National League of Women Voters i presided at the opening exercises' IA that women's interests are -co' tTeritive" tending toward conservata of human life while thoseof men Th re tompetitive' because they are so elstti! related to commerce and busits and that therefore women are better lined than men to bring siLt an era of international neighbori'11713? 2-000 women crowded the Cent rt- roof garden when Mrs Frank ed the eonferenee to order and thirtI-ons oMcial delegates from twenty-two countries of the western hemisphere were in their seats R- -1 cu vu-opri nuluu 01 ail iorces that pi a2A prosperity and a spirit of friend- iir-c 4-( between nations could be se- v1- L1 pressing the same though Airs Mar Wood Park president of the Nataul League of Women Voters i 0 Uresid ed a the opening exercises 51A that women's interests are "co- pieritives" tending toward conserva- Hn of human life while thoseof men Thrt tomp etitive' because they are so related to commerce and busi- and tter thafitted therefore women are be than men to bring tJ it an era of international neighbor- eit713? 2000 women crowded the Cen- r- roof garden when Airs Frank 1-ed the conferenee to order and hirtI-one oMcial delegates from twen- y-tw countries of the western bemi- There were in their seats The Bureau for the Promotion of the Welfare and Hygiene of Maternity and Infancy will be opened in Tennessee in the next few days Mrs Mary Crittenden of Knoxville has been commissioned by Gov Alf Taylor the head of this bureau- in Tennessee She will be known as the Tennessee director of the Bureau for the Promotion of the Welfare and Hygiene of Maternity and Infancy Mrs Crittenden's appointment comes to her in recognition of her wide experience in welfare work among women and children for the past twenty-live years during which time she has served In several organizations and has spoken In several states In striving to better conditions among women and children The national government is co-operating with the states in affording protection to its most precious possession motherhood and Infancy just as It now Is co-operating with the states in the building of roads fighting bugs raising hogs cows etc" said Mrs Crittenden yesterday The congressional bill which made this movement a national law was introduced by Senator Sheppard of Texas in the United States senate in October 1919 but it did not become a law until November MI This burean works under the supervision of the United States department of labor and in co-operation with the state hoard of health The national board in immcdiate charge of this work is composed of the chief of the childrens bureau the surgeon-general of the United States and the United States commissioner of education "fhe work of this department is to be ating with the states in affording pro- tection to its most precious potisession motherhood and InfanPY Just as It now wg Is o-operating ith the states in the building of roads fighting bugs raising hogs cows ete" said sirs crittenden yesterday The congressional bill which made this movement a national law was introduced by Senator S'heppard of Texas in the United States senate In October 1919 but it did not become a law until No- ventber 1521 SIOn of the United States department of This bureau works under the supervi- labor and in co-operation with the state board of health The national board in Immo-Hate charge of this work is corn Posed of the chief of the childrens reau the surgeon-general of the United states anti the United States commis- stoner of education "the work of this department Is to be The musie memory contest at the Lookput Mountain school last night was a complete success fifteen pupils makin absolutely perfect scores out of twenty numbers submitted Those making perfect answers and their grades follow: 'Third Ralston Wood row tone Fourth Tyler Lewis Williams Fifth Grade--Brantley Watson Pauline Odom unroll Friedman Sixth Anderson Seventh Peals Muanette Kirkpatrick Agnes Newell Eighth Barrows Esther Charlton Evelyn Kilmer Helen Graham Tile three medals offered were drawn for the winners bein7 Woodrow Stone Harold Friedman and Johnny Peals The judges were Mrs Bishop Roy Lamont Smith and Hugh RiDout A large number of patrons and friends of the school were in Lookput Mountain school last night was a complete success fifteen pupils scores out makin absolutely perfet of twenty numbers submitted Those making perfect answers and their grades folloW: Ititrd Cl Ralston Wrirolv t-tone (irade--John Tler ew is 'Mains 1-' I ifth Grade--Brantley Watson ixth Pauline Odom Harold Fri man Grade---Norrine Anderson Grade--Johnny Peals Mua- nette Kirkpatrick Agnes Newell Eighth Barrows Els- Ch 1 11 ar ton ie 3n Kilmer Helen "ra am- 11 three medals offered were drawn 1 tor the winners beinA Woodrow Stone Harold Friedman and Johnny Peals The judges were Mrs Bishop no Lamont Smith and Hugh ItiDout A large number of patrons and friends of the school were in attend- Discount on OIL STOVES in 30 60 90 Days! Look! 20 Discount On All in 30 60 90 Days! Boss Cook Stove A wick oil cook stove mounted on rollers Something new that will be appreciated by all oil stove users in 2 3 and 4 burners BURNS LESS' OIL-COOKS AND BAKES QUICKER THAN MANY OTHER STOVES 'Say Meek I hope see don't have any bites whil we're eating Kellogg's Corn Fiab-es 'cause I like Kellogg's so much that the fish will get away i I 1 0 A On Ketirt gs the original Cornflakes Pmithey)z wonderful 1 attendance CIVIC CLUBS PRAISED BY JUDGE SANFORD "The best sandwich in town for 10c" Ham Sandwiches Apple Pie Chicken Salad Sandwiches Cocoacut Pie Pimento Cheese Sandwiches Raisin Pie Lemon Pie Fresh Country Buttermilk MILLER PHARMACY Georgia Avenue and Eighth 10 Per Cent Discount Will Be Given on any better suit left in our great stock This embraces a lot of the greatest high-grade clbthes in Campus Togs" and Schloss Bros In these two lines we can fit any many or young man in Hamliton County This discount will be allowed for 10 days only 7 b)lc2 65 dozen Mens fancy striped summer Union Suits sleeveless knee drawers all sizes and well made $125 Alen's Night Shirts lightweight cut full all sizes $125 a Men's new spring Sample Pajamas in fancy colors and white well made and trimmed with silk frogs all sizes $200 At M000 9 0 $1000 Given Free in the "Sealpax" Contest See Window "The best sandwich in town for Ham andwtches Aple ie Chicken Salad Sandwiches RaelsinmPie Lemoit Pie it Cozireuests ttCountry entButtermilk 0 a nd- 31ILLER PHAR3LICY 10 Per Cent Discount Wiii Be Given 1 'i Georgia Avenue and Eighth This embraces a on any better suit left in our great stock 4--------------------e-A----- lot of the greatest high-grade clbthes in America Kauf- ini man's Campus Togs 90P --it and Schloss Bros In these two lines i I we can fit any many or young man in Ham County 4 It Always Costs 1070 Less Here! This- discount will be allowed for 10 days only 1 1 I Look! 4 21-1 14t 1 A -I V' I) Discount 0 0 ance i4 4 1 'I''-' i i (C2I iiggs CIVIC CLUBS PRAISED lost i Discount i le i 1 1 11 1 (10 1 11 I f) 2114 4 4 11-7cDn on 4-------1 I tr ie 1 i I tt) il 0 BY JUDGE SANFORD 0 righlal Cornflakes OIL '14-7- 'i 0-- a Refri a on All 1111 9 the F--- ibt 4- 9- STOVES 65 dozen Men fancy striped 9 A -4 erators in summer Union Suits sleeveless "althigre WOndertiti 4: I in 9 In knee drawers all sizes and i 30 60 90 11 4- 30 60 90 1 well made $1'25 4 iltP4A 7 II 1 0 Days! Days! -JTo I 64Sity Afttzle I hope 'N um donl have any i bass whil we're eat- 4 -rf e) ing Kellogg's Corn rL ii 7 003milki 4 Fieb-es 'cause I like I -K: Kelleces so much 111 Alen's Night Shirts light- $1000 Given that tho fish will get '41- A 4 7- I away ---r '4' --Ai-se i 1 1 Cook Stove 9 ht cut full all sizes weig a ven )e- Wits 02 0 1 1 7 'r4 '6 '1- ir Free in the A wick oil cook stove mounted on 9 Alen new spring Sample 46 r-i 99 i rollers Something new that will be ap- Pajamas in fancy colors and 9 l'LDealpax i preciated by all oil stove users 2 3 white well made and trimmed with silk frogs all sizes $2 00 Contest and 4 burners t(: CP 2 11 See Window 1 BURNS LESS AND BAKES QUICKER THAN MANY OTHER STOVES that time way bead Pen corpora ted trICE of co The original league was tual advanvlog to tind letters Its ot journalDrs Begia vita a chareen it has thership and odas it is a L-A-k) active engaged in The or4rgest of its influence of American ides on its IY eminent iOn but as in many is governed est es lar AR Models Ahead" IMMIEMEIIIMPIMMENIIIIIIII 0 i 1 i I 1 that time may send rican Pen ucorporated triet of Co-The original league IN as tual advanving to land letters Its ot JournalDrs Begin-vita a chareen it has thership and oday it is a active engaged in The or- argest of its influence of American Ides on its ty eminent Union but as in many is governed po --1 1 I 4 I 4 1 est 1 es la I INEINEwl vi A 4 Models Ahead" I FINSIIIIIINIPIENNINNIED 4 I Appi1114111 19111111111" I 4 i 1 1 Kellogg flavor and Kellogg crispness are so 'different that there can be no comparison between Kellogg's Corn Flakes and imitations Little folks quickly say "Get Kellogg's because Kellogg's are never tough or leathery or hard to eat! Kellogg's are always so delicious that big bowls quickly disappear and eager little mouths appeal for morel And big folks appreciate the superiority of Kellogg's because their flavor is so inviting Kellogg's are wonderful! kind dogaREr box that bears the signature of ricrD w- Kellogg originator of Kellogg Corn Flakes NONE ARE GENUINE WITHOUT ri IT! Kellogg flavor and Kellogg crispness are so 'different that there can be no comparison be- tweert Kellogg's Corn Flakes and imitations Little folks quickly say "Get Kel logg because Kellogg are never tough or leathery or hard to eat! Kellogg are always so delicious that big bowls quickly dis- appear and eager little mouths appeal for morel And big folks appreciate the superiority of Kellogg's because their flavor is so inviting Kellogg's are wonderful! Insist upon Kellogg AF kind in the- RED and GREEN Ottcrre9-3 box that bears the signature of TOASIED Kellogg originator of Kellogg's Corn Flakes NONE --rT i ARE GENUINE WITHOUT FLAW: IT! Believes Movement Most Important for General Welfare JericdttkSibe(nleodgteoasenfdrsatytte Edward Recent Years srexkas occasion iocs uatasrstiSn i coactnii cionocoro dupxor'rvtraiOf gl saeienn the tions throughout this territory He declared that America was about to recover from the shell shock of the activities et sipst-tiri trei es of the Nvar He referred in a complimentary Way nt the isnsge a tl hi een mf loro tnaant cue- of this aid to foreign-born citizens "I have been impressed of late as I traveled about in he discharge of my duties" Judge Sanford said "by the expanding held of civic usefulness found by civic clubs like this and especially by the men of the various churches through their men's classes and other activities It is one evidence that America is about to recover from the shell shock of the war ana that the universal joyride that started with the return or peace is about to end The man that-first originated the idea of these civic clubs in my opinion was the author of one of the most important movements of recent years "These meetings around the luncheon table where business men meet and mingle with each other have brought a broadening of ideas and have caused a mutual understanding of people that cannot but be helpful to the community The idea of all of them is service and helpfulness and a torgetfulness of self "Over in Nashville" he said "there is an organization of Jewish women that has taken an active part in the preparation of aliens for this ceremony Those women have conducted night schools and have undertaken to teach applicants for naturalization the fundamental principles of our government Their work has been most effective Down at Chattanooga the A has likewise been useful in such work Unfortunately here in Knoxville no organization has heretofore undertaken to aid applicants for citizenship and during the present- term it has been necessary to deny naturalization to a number because of a lack of education Why this club has in my opinion adopted a mission that promises the widest possible held of usefulness" The judge said that it had been suggested in the past that aliens remalning in the United States a given maxi- mum pf time without filing a declara- tion 7f intention to become citizens should be deported and a like dispo- sition be made of aliens who failed to qualify and to whom naturalization had been denied These suggestions he said had never been enacted into law snaliodyetrernet Imiahdiebheehne proposed Ialnuotthheer there be established an "Americanization Day" for the purpose of getting together young men and youn7 women just attaining their majority on which occasion all should take an oath to support the Constitution of the United States and then be told by competent authority of their ditties and responsibility as citizens in belpinz select the country's officials and making the laws under which they were to live Believes Movement Most Im- portant for Genal Welfare Started in Recenert Years Judge Edward Sanford of the United States district court in a hieon address at Knox ville on Wednesday took occasion to praise the work of the various civic organiza- tions throughout this territory He declared that America was about to recover from the shell shock of the war He referred in a complimentary ay to the activities of IL th1AI A here in preparing alienS for natu- ralization and stressed the importance of this aiAl to foreign born citizens "I have been impressed of late as I te about in lithe discharge of ravled my duties" Judge Sanford said "by the expanding field of civic usefulness found by civic clubs like this and especially by the men of the various churches through their men's classes and other activities It is one evi- deuce that America is about to re- cover from the shell shock of the war ana that the universal joyride that started vvith the return of peace is about to end The man thartirst orig- muted the idea of these civic clubs in my opinion was the author of one of the most important movements ot years reeent au ALtrr-t luv3 1 LRLIUUL 111 AULLI-LA- meet eon table where business men and mingle with each other have brought a broadening of ideas and have caused a mutual nderstanding of people that cannot but be helpful to the community The idea of all of them is servive and helpfulness and a forgetfulness of self -Over in Nashville" he said "there is an organization of Jewish women that has taken an active part in the preparation of aliens for this ceremony kuecnt dt 0 tne iagchht sTchh()soeis 'avnonic applicants for naturalization the fun- damental principles of our government Their work has been most effective Down at Chattanooga the A has likewise been useful in sueli work Unfortunately here in Knox- ville no organization has heretofore un- dertaken to aid applicants for citizen- ship and during the present term it has been necessary to deny naturali- zation to a number because of a lack of education Why his club has in my opinion adopted a mission that promises the widest possible field of usefulness- The judge said that it had been stlq- gested in the past that aliens remain- in the I nited States a given maxi- muinnpf time without tiling a declara- in tion 7f intention to become citizens should be denorted and a like dispo- sition be made of aliens who failed to qualify and to whom naturalization had been denied These suggestions he said had never been enacted into law But he said there had been proposed another movement which he heartily there be established an "Americanization Day' for the tmr- pose of getting tozether young men and plum- women just attaining their majority on which oceasion all should take nn oath to support the Constitu- tion of the United States and then be told by competent authority of their ditties and responsibility as citizens in helping select the eountry's offic ials and making the laws under which they were to live Special Offering In the toys Dept Boys' Woolen Spring Suits in a big Ace i assortment of patterns well made and -r tlioneldifith two pairs of pants ages 7 rii a IMIdEn 011Wi 11 tr diPgalb Lislek JILL APRIL Alinglk Er IIP AR" It 0 Inlank am Liorep 1E1 1-111 1 Lile 1-31-3 -g III Y's Boys Woolen Spring Suits in a big well made and 4co assortment of patterns- 1 iv 1 Imedwith two pairs of pants ages 7 20 PER CENT OFF ON CHALLENGE REFRIGERATORS! Cochran Furniture Company 613 Market Street One-if Noe SUN BURST one-strap pump black brown kid patent and $550 Also makers of KELLOGG'S and KELLOGG'S BRAN cooked and krumbled Look at Latest Style Pumps We are showing in flis advertisement two of the season's latest style 1921 Pumps not more than ten days from the workshop SeicrePo FLAPPER One-strap patent enameled kid and Skinner $650 WE HAVE HOSIERY TO MATCH CHINA MAKES MOVE AGAINST CHRISTIANS AMOY China -April 20----(By Asted Press)---An anti-Christian movement said to have started with the formation of twenty such organizaticns in Peking university is spreading rapidly over China according to reports reaching here The agitation has reacbed Amoy university the govern menf schools and other institutions Christian leaders and consular authorities express alarm at the extent of the movement which is reported to re backed by communist agitators WILL NOT DEPORT EX-PRIME MINISTER AT THE 7th and Market I Oozing Out The Basement Store S' St an Thursday Friday and Saturday AT THE 7th and Market The crowds took advantage of our Downstairs Closing Out Shoe Sale during did you? All our Spring styles of strap slippers and lace oxfords regular values from $4 to $8 are on sale at 0501-17 We Must Close Out ETerv pair of Shoes in this Downstairs Store 'These are all first class makes in fine leathers and workmanship They are worth nearly double the price Come Before Sizes are Broken Downstairs Store at the -o4' A9c 50 dozen Boys' Sample Play- Suits and Rompers assorted colors ages 3 to 8100 Values $10 Values 0 rAnother Big Shipment of Men's and Boys' Sample Shoes and Oxfords Now On Sale at i AT THE pim 1 I i 20 PER CENT OFF ON CHALLENGE 613 FRIG arERATORS an i 4 7p71170531 7)11) Cochran Furniture Compa RA gw0 1 i Or) J) ill 7k)11 1 CI" 11111 I I II L- Th 47" DT 711 I 84 "17 4 11111 417 id 4or -g ilro lir In 4 $1 0 Values 'fimood of KELLOGG'S KI SIP 4 Also makers ZZLES aid KELLOGG'S BRAN cooked and krumbled CR Quell 0 0 Sit Egli AT THE wALIc wALK 1 0C i i 1 OVER OLIPIC OVER i 4111111 7th and Market 7th and Market 1 5 dozen Boys Look at Latest Style Pumps 0 Sample Boys Sample a The Basement Store I Play- Suits and Rompers as- We are showing in t'lis advertisement two of the SUltS 9 made by the Moth- ers Friend season's latest style 1921 Pumps not more than ten sorted colors ages 3 to 9 S'' hoe Salleov days frorn the workshop 1 00 Values FLAPPER Thursday Friday and Saturday ell P'Arice "711 our 4ibtq 1 VIA One-strap pat- The crowds took advantage of Down- 1 -kg' stairs Closing Out Shoe Sale during 11 9 1 1 '---1- ent enameled kid and t' Ik' Skinner satin did All our Spring styles of strap slippers i you yp pp 1 1 t--- CHINA MAKES MOVE and lace oxfords regular values from $4 to $8 s' I 1 4 )' N'-' cl-- I- 6 50 AGAINST CHRISTIANS are On sae at r--- ---Th cm zi AMOY China April 20----(By As- and A Big Shipment of en ed J) not 04) on 1 soeiated anti-Christian dihrdb le SUN BURST movement said to have started with the formation of twenty such organiza- ticns in Peking university is spreading We Must Close one strap pump black Shoes and I 4 rapidly over China aecording to re- sampil i brown kid patent --'1' ports reaching here The agitation has Every pair of Shoes in this Downstairs and Boys reacted Amoy university the and 9--- men! schools and other institutions Store 'These are all first class makes in fine -----i---''Ir Christian leaders and consular au- thorities express alarm at the extent leathers and workmanship They are worth 1 of the movement which is reported to nearly double the price $550 re backed by communist agitators Oxfords Now On Sate at WE HAVE HOSIERY TO MATCH WILL NOT DEPORT Come Before Sizes are Broken EX-PRIME MINISTER Downstairs Store at the il 41 I 1 el creE93 41 6 telt tataaawas i III: Prifi 1 FITCHBURG Mass April proceedings against Oskari Tokoi former prime minister of Finland have been dropped by order of Secretary of Labor Davis it was announced here today Tokoi was arrested Der 31 last on a federal warrant charging him with teing an alien anarchist He has been at liberty under $2(J00 bail pending review of his case Tortation nrcw- 6A I4" Tokoi former prime minister of Fin- land have been dropped by order of Secretary of Labor Davis it was an- nounced here today Tokoi was arrested Der 31 last on a federal warrant charging- teing an alien anarchist He has been him with at liberty under $201LA) bail pending re- view of his case FITCHBURG Mass April 20--De- Tx) a i proceedings against Oskari nounced here today Tokoi former prime minister of Fin- land have been dropped by order of Secretary of Labor Davis it was an- Tokoi was arrested Der al last on a federal warrant charging him with teing an alien anarchist lie has been at liberty under $2(100 bail pending re- I I I 1748 bit AI '45 a 41 '4k7 'YTET 830 1 nop ciot COMP-Aj 1 9110 MARKET-5V' 111 610 11 11 1 0 anit31 Cl'" I Iiiit 11' A- I at 7 3 111 I 2- losttop I 114 "87 1147 7 t) 11 1 (17:0: P1111 ji I I c-1 Li II 1 7YTET STRE 1 ad' Mk i 830 Markt 1 1 doA 1 -1I- 1 If I -1 4 I AL COMpilp lk 1 I' I Ilsonallool000lli i 7 1jIle 1 I Latallt71191111180REEMMEnnanomannsonsmonionsmoinionsannitainsionnanonsensingsmegonswassno) 1 I I a 111: din 701 rig 4 al num ammo I 1748 i :1 I 4 onnEmla000lo" rn 1 1 :1 i I A 4 VIt- ---1 4-- 1 I MIRTIVtIMANIRCronntillWiPIREIVIRMMOrMegfe MIT" 'r '-T' re 1 I fp I )4 1 1 1748 4 1 1 '0 I 1 1 in Vanity op- 1rTET STRE 5 1 77711 I A A Tatx 00 A 1i: a Pod I I i Grill' cnbe 1 830 Markt-L --it i 1)11- 110E1 i ft imullooloollmmmlm'i A mode Lr ItIll OM elLos aim 1 11 I INF 9 A al -1 I ad in di Itt im 701 mArtHETSti.