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fragrance! That is the way the Talc Jonteel
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In our big stock you can find 30 other brands from which to
make a choice; some of them run as high as $1.25 per package,
but there are none that we recommend more highly than Jonteel.
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POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION
BGST BRANDS OF CIGARS KEPT
NOBILITY ARE
PRISONERS OF
RUMANIANS
BUCHAREST, July 1 (by Associated
Press).—That the carpet bagging sys
tem known to the south after the civil
war has been applied by the Ruma
nians in their new provinces of Bes
sarabia, Bukovina and Transylvania, is
the burden of complaints that the mi
nority population of these provinces
are sending to the allied governments.
It is charged that these provinces have
been loaded up with dishonest civilian
officials, who work in connection with
the armies of occupation to bulldoze
and terrorize the local inhabitants. It
is even charged that the wealthier
land owners are being arrested in the
hope that they will either desert their
lands and sell their homes far under
the real value.
According to Dr. Nicholas Lupu, re
cently minister of the interior, the
army of occupation in these provinces
should long since have been removed.
“After four years of war soldiers re
spect the rights of nobody,” he said.
In Bessarabia, where the army is
kept as a protection against the Bol
sheviks, the charge of mal-administra
tion have been many. It is stated that
here the army has also prevented the
just operation of the law providing for
the division of the land.
The gravest charges come from
Transvylvania and the Hungarian j
frontier, where the nationality bitter-'
ness has long been deep. On those,
members of the Hungarian nobility
who have persisted in remaining oit
their estates are quartered a half
dozen soldiers or policemen who prac
tically hold them prisoners. While
they are able to operate their estates,
they are not permitted to receive vis
- itors or mail except by permission of
these soldiers. Many instances are
cited where the head of the house has
been arrested and so harassed that
he had to flee, leaving his home in the
possession of his wife and daughter,
much after the manner of the Russian
and Polish land holders during the
early stages of Bolshevism.
There are many cases cited where
thoroughbred horses have been stolen
and later entered into the races in the
different cities of Rumania.
There have been numerous reports
_ that the Transylvanians hope to find
a way out of their difficulties by con
verting themselves into a small repub
lic, if later circumstances permit, or
else of again joining themselves to the
Hungarians.
It is charged that the land is being
taken from the rightful owners and
divided among the Rumanian carpet
baggers, who in turn sell it to the
Rumanian peasants of the country.
NO DISTINCTION IS
MADE IN FEEDING
CHILDREN OF BERLIN
BERLIN- June 30 (by Associated
Press).—Complaint that more school
children of the middle-class than the
poorer class parents were fed by the
American Friends’ Society was made
by the independent socialist members
at a muncipal council meeting at
Spandau.
The burgomaster replied that the
children were selected by the school
doctors without regard to class strict
ly in accordance with the relief com
missioners’ instructions and exper
ience had shown that middle-class
children were more under-nourished
than those of the less well paid
classes.
Kodak finishing. Scarborough.
S. J. Jones has taken over the
Goodall carpenter shop and is pre
pared to do all kinds of carpenter
and mill work. Phone 142-3 rings.
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COURT JUDGES
AND OFFICIALS
GO ON STRIKE
OPPELIN, Upper Silesia, July 1
(by Associated Press).—A delicate
and difficult problem which con-!
fronts the international plebiscite
commission is the strike of Upper
Silesian judges and court officials i
who resent what they term the com- [
mission’s unauthorized interference
with the German judiciary. All the
courts of Upper Silesia are officered
by Germans.
The strike grew out of the com
mission’s decrees granting amnesty
to political prisoners. Sitting en banc,
five Upper Silesian judges declared
the decree unconstitutional. Judge
Heidenheim, president of the court,
was ordered to leave the day after the
decision was handed down. Another
judge, accused by the commission of
negligence in the prosecution of a
German policeman who killed a Polish
workman and of refusing to supply
the commission with information re
garding the case, also was deported.
Having gone on strike in protset,
the judges sent an ultimatum to the
commission demanding satisfaction
for the treatment of the deported
judges and declaring that the judi
ciary would not tolerate further in
terference from the commission. The
Italian members of the commission
are trying to adjust the trouble.
According to the treaty of Ver
sailles, the commission is given all
the powers that were exercised in
Upper Silesia by the German or Prus
sian governments with the exception
of those powers having to do with
the making of laws and levying of
taxes.
The striking judges assert that the
commission is attempting to make
laws. One of them, Dr. Hertel, of
Oppelin, told the correspondent that
the judges did not oppose the com
mission’s amnesty decree provided it
was applied to cases already disposed
of or those awaiting trial.
“But we refused,” he said “to
brook interference in those cases that
were before the courts. Such trials
must proceed. Not even the kaiser
himself would have attempted to stop
them.”
The German government, the cor
respondent understands, has informed
the commission that it approves of
the amnesty decree. Throughout Ger
many the newspapers are excitedly
discussing the situation.
ANGLICAN CHURCH WILL
HOLD CONFERENCE SOON
LONDON, July 1 (by. Associated
Press).—Many bishops of the Anglican
church, including twelve from Amer
ica, are already on their way from dis
tant dioceses to attend the Lambeth
conference, which will begin here this
month. This conference has met at
intervals of about ten years since 1867,
when Archbishop Longley first invited
all the bishops in communion with the
Church of England to a conference at
Lambeth.
The American bishops have already
taken a prominent part in preparing
for the conference, but, for some rea
son which is not very clear, says the
Times, they have not appointed the
four representatives to which they are
entitled on the central consultative
body. It is expected that about 279
bishops will attend this year’s delib
erations, 100 of them from the British
Isles, 107 from overseas and 72 from
America. A representative group of
American bishops is preparing a num
ber of papers on Christian unity.
Just Arrived—A shipment of the
250-3000 Savage Bolt-Action Model
1920 sporting rifle. Come in and give
it the once over. Blum-O’Neill Co. 3-tf
Best coffee in town served at the
?ity Bakery.
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