rmffl reports which havo already
reached the expputire committee
1 sliH-e the announcement that there
wax to be a crmp-iln, there Isn't a
doubt but whnt It. will be a flstterln
ncoexn. Tho co-operation of those
who have been RAkfd to take part hr
bees rtady and numerous volunteers I
for the work, hare offered their ser
vice. Marshal Ormne today in outlining
the. pwposr of the cumpnltm declar
ed that Ireland's rrnrts In the wayif
1 self iroyfnient would be rlaced be
fore the peoplo for their bottpf un-
depstaiidltiK nml study. "As an edu-
eatlonal campalKn." he said, "It will
free of everythlnjc that does not
i Intend to better Inform the public
of Ireland's position and show why
1 th country shonld hare self Kovern-
I ment. The campaln Is not to de
; rMfl what anyone hns or has not don?
j In the Interest of Ireland, but Is to
shnw What Ireland deserves and m-
peots."
TEAMS COLLIDE;
BERRIES STREWN
ALL OVER STREET
JJIadctoerry and currant Jam oonld
be had for th asltlnir on State street
Vesterdaor tna a load of fruit was
tlirown from a vendor waaon near
the corner of Brood treet as a re
ott of a collision, with another ve
'irtcle. Theb errles weres trewn all
over tire center of tho highway while
chUdren xitrfheil out to help them
olinea, MssTTwhll fTve frantlo vendor and a
boy who was assisting1 him worked
hard to pink up the dnmaired berries
which they pat back Into the boskets.
Th work, of rescue was often inter-j-optod
by tho pns-wre of automobiles
ever the berries, reduclnc them to
palp, but this did not deter the ven
dor from eerooplnir up wbot remained
of the fruit.
