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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-18
Nonths Of I ndIlatea BIS. !

Months Of Jndiluted Bliss.
SIX months Of undiluted bliss, says
The enterprising press agent of nuns
Der 81 he most celebrated hotels and
restaurants III the city who doubts
that the sharpest faced III the prohi-
bItionists have realized that Broadway
is not exempted from the Eighteenth
amendment and that Il is actually 70
be AS dry ais the pitiful wastes of
Kansas which yield $2.26 wheat as
,lo no other pitiful wastes IN the coun-
sry
From the commercial standpoint,
prohibition viii afford III New York a
greater field for observation than in
any other city in the United States
New York undoubtedly II the booze
capital Of the world The people who
come from all over the world to New
York can make the people who come
from all over the world 70 Paris look
like 3 group of high school girls a an
afternoon tea. The German university
students may know how To sing
Drink II Down. " but on Broadway
their weak onachs would be under
the table after the first round Said
James Gibbons Huneker, of New York
and the world, the dean OF American
Bohemians of the vine cup, the other
day Although ali Frenchn1en 30 10
cafes for refreshment. mental and
otherwise. they are not a nation Of
drunkards like the American nation,
thus adiudgad by the prohibition
amendment The commercial ques-
tion. then. ls Can New York. compel
led to stay sober. continue to be the
greatest all-year- resor in the
world? Can the Gay White Way re-
main gay? Can the white lights re-
main white after the town goes dry?
There Is scarcely an enterprise that
basks iii the blindinG glare Of Broad
way at nigh, from tlleaters and res
taurants to bootblack staEds and nov
city shops, that would ot give the
equivalent Of its 1918 s.pme tax 10
know where II will be q uly i 1920.
ITS Big
What Is prohibition to do 70
Broadway? For many months the thor
oughfare has been absorbed In defeat
ing ratification IN the New York Leg
islature by Convincing the states law
makers that William Howard Taft
said q am opposed to national prohi-
bition. and that local option won the
war II Is just beginning to sense its
doom And its dea h rattle will be the
biggest noise that Broadway has ever
made in its history There are signs
Of 4 mushroom growth Of cafes and
restaurants and cabarets There are
signs of the greatest influx Of people
that New York has ever known There
are signs that officialdom will give the
town Il free rein.
Broadway Is going to have one wild
fling Of JOY and prosperity before II is
relegated to the rank Of Main street
III large American town.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-18
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
ROADS TOO MUCH FOR
BALTIMORE FIREMEN

Anne Arundel roads proved too
much for Baltimore fire apparatus, d
piece Of which became mired In this
county,s mud about 2s0 o'clock Sun
day afternoon while responding 70 an
alarm from the Prudential Oil com-
Dany's plant at Fairfield No 26 en-.
gine. West and Leadenhail streets,
was the first to respond but was un-
able 70 negotiate the road and was
forced to send for other apparatus 70
pull II out
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-18
In baltimore Hospital

The wife Of John II ScfbIes is q
patient ~ the Church Home hospital
at baltimore. where she has recently
undergone a successful operation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-18
AFNT[D Nan BLOWS
HIAD OF WITH GUN
sides At Vim
m An Early
l,,,r Morning
..sy pPIN G TIEAvII. Y

ilIciilatton that
Wild men who
brought on By
g 81 drinking. Joe
gllance of his
ortarous night
e NTH i shot gun
hester station,
Annapolis about
niilg
lilld II q pool Of
5ihelt his father
~, ~ this morning
aa pped out af the bed
h sleeping with his
m PSI tlH dining room
ne barrel of The
sll,, IiitrItr his chin and oper
gre aith his Zoe The
~. .ats li htad from his body.
!. ,ogm sa ulattered with brains
a ts4zfJ 4
sI.s Il bom and flesh
s.,lllsI had bf,n drinking heav-
81 anttime and ftad become a
Il aeliriuG iretfeils He was
..s Iasl nfghi and his father be
=. exhausted after hours Of holding
,he ia ia train him from
800 about tile house In his de-
.s Towarlis morning the father
.aeep aa,l Rrpadbeit stole from
n aaa wen til tile dining room
Il. aanlnste,l suicide
a;;lpf vas not awakened BY the
iIs vas forn ont from his
s eiih his son aud because of
4 i fis bfarilig II impaired When.
i oEt he hogan searching the
a aal apa aue upon the ghastly
si t6rm Green was notified
IS telephone Of what had
"
Il add he Iii turn called Deputy
hi William ter who went 10 the
s.sIi haAe immediately accom-
s II artaer WeleEi As every
aa pointed 81 suicide Il was
! senied necessary 70 hold an In
btaig was tNTne, over to the
undertaking rooms
msfd was forts three years old
{ ENGAGED III the carpenter
FIR nearly twelve years father
an had becupiea the home at
lssser st'iun
believed that Broadbelt shot
iasli about ftse o'clock rs he had
iFaii far some time when his
found tht hois He had taken
preeautIon g moi disturb his
~ seS going "a the room farth-
saal lhe bgdroom and closing all
sFs between
2eadaeit Na well known In An
and hts a created great SUR
3e.k has
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-18

the vine palaces along he Gay White
Was openly boaat that ~ofiicialss are
sympathetic and willing g be tol-
Grant
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-18

pest Advertising a
Y l.l,n 3 II Annapolis &
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-18
Promotion ii Naval Academy

Among recent promotions al the
Naval academy was that of ]. Frank
Jacobi formerly foreman Of the power
plant, to mas er mechanic Of the power
plant, at an Increased rate ot pay
Mr.. Jaeohi has been employed ali the
Naval academy now for nearly thirty
years and IL thought very highly 81 By
the academy officials
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03

dind buluc spre locul, unde slujea
preotul, numai eel vezi ca tabare-
ste, asa GU ne pusa n masa, drept
la scaunul mare 81 impodobit, unde
sta la astfel de zile inalte domnul
BezirksvOrstand, adica la locul
fmparatesc, - 81 Sc aseaza binisor
acolo, Gu toporasul in nina 81 chi
vara in cap, = imparat ca din po-
veste, nu alt-ceva.
S'a stirnit larma 81 o framin-
tatura groaznica printre Lesi, de
credeai ca crapa biserica. 81 Pau
scos Gu alaiu 81 petrecanie de acolo
de nu mai stiai de la 0 vreme, da-
cal viu Sau mort. l. 'au dus GU jan
| darmi la cancelarie, mai stu 81 cu
ce 81, macar ca i-au dat apoi dru-
mul, dar fOst o sfiriiala 81 come
die, cum nu Sc pomenise, de cind
era tirgul.
Gu prilejul celia am aflat 81 noi
baiatii cite ceva despre imparatlll
nostru, numai att, ca II 'asi baga
nina in foe, de 81 drept, ceea &C
spuneau oamenii. Ca stu ca vor f
uni 81 altii de prin locurile acele
carl stu multe 81 inca mai boaca
ne de vestitul imparat 81 desprt
viata 81 pataniile lui, dar ell va
spun numai, cit am auzit.
Era de loc din satul mare raza-
sesc Igesti si-l chema de a casa Ca
zacescul. 81, precum fusese la GA
ste, inca de pc vremea, cind slujiau
catanele cite doisprezecc ami, fost
81 in batalia de la SOlterin0. ST S "a
luptat asa de vitejeSte, incit ra
mas numai ell singur dintre tovara
sii sal in picioare, pima ce Ia ajuns
81 pc dInsul un glonte 81 la cul-
cat la pamint.
Zice cd insusi imparatul, vazind
vitejia Romfnului acestuia, a VENT
la lOcul ranitilor, unde zacea GAIA
cescul, stat la patul lui 81 la pus
una din crucile sclipitoare, ce il
avea pc dinsul, pc pieptul voinicu
lui ranit. 81 nenorOcitului, cum G.
ra saracul in caldura 81 fOcul dure
rilor sale, asa s'a turburat atun-
ci mintea de mila imparatului, ca
4 lesint 81 a inchis Ochii ca mort.
l. 'au vindecat tOtusi doftOrii, i'm.
cit scapat ell zile, dara cfnd STA
VENT in fire, nu mai era teafar IL
cap, caci vorbia fntr 'aiurea. spu
mind cal acum el imparat. ST du
pa ce i-au dat drumul din caste
a prlns sd tot caute cruciIe 81 ste.
'ele ce le vazuse, pc pieptul impa
ratului 81 asa ramas fara mintea
intreaga, pima a murit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
C1ND Sc POATE PLECA AGA
SA?


Peste citeva saptamini sc poate
pleca acasa. Oar sd nu credeti Cd
e usor. Fiecare ON trebue Sd site
ce trebue sd faca, unde trebue sa
ceara pasaportul unde trebue sa
mearga Gu pasaportul ca sa cape
te permit de plecare, unde trebue
vizat pasaportull = Toate acestea
lie poti afla in cartea: Cum poti
pleca acasa".
Omul care site unde 81 cum sd
Sc adreseze, va pleca mai curind
ca eel ce trebue "a alerge la Stan
81 Bran ca sd intrebe. Trimite Is
cent? pentru 0 carte 81 te prega
teste de casa.
Scrie de loc pentru Cd in curind
va fl, poate, prea tirziu.
Banii ii trimiN pc adresa:
E. z. tBfRsAN,
The Detroit Av Savings & Trust
Co., CLEVELAND, Ohio.
(Adv. 1-3-f)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
lmpaIatuIdeIalgesti
De: En-. Grigorouitsa.


Tirguletul Storojinetului, unde
am petrecut buna parte din CO.
pilarie, era pc vremea mea, ca
sa MI va spun, decit ce-i drept, -
numai asa un sat mare. Caci latrat
de cine, ca prin ulicioarele tirgu-
letului astuia, nu auziai, daca al
Fl colindat tot tinutul. 81 cfnd se
intimpla de sc isca pc la casa cite
Q zarva cineasca de cele, de crede-
al ca dulaii nostri de pc LIANT, Tar
Gus 81 Balan, Sc sugrumau, nu alt
ceva, colo prin fundul ograzii, =
Stiam bine, Cd numai doua pricini
,puteau sa fie. Ori ca sosiau norma
rii, ca sd curete ogeagurile, ori ca
erau tiganii din dealul Crivei, ca
ri Isl mai scoteau ursul lor eel IA
ra dinti 81 napfrlit, sau veniau GU
vInzare de linguri, polonice, fun
duri de mamaliga 81 covati, pc la
case.
Deceit mai Sc nimeria uneori, dar
mai rar, sd fie 81 altceva 81 atun-
ci, nu stu de ce, = numai ci-
nele Balan, Gel de linga sopron, ba-
tea ca un turbat. cellalt insa sc ba-
ga GU coada ascunsa intre picioare
in cotetul sau de la portita gradi-
nei 81 tacea ca mort. Pc semne, ca
sc stia javra dracului din satul l.
gesti = de unde il adusese intr %
ri tata, 81 cum Sc face, ca tot
din Igesti era 81 fiinta, din a ca
rel pricina Sc stirnea de obiceiu a
tita larma printre cinii tirguletu-
lui.
Te treZiai numai de data c;l
un ON ciudat de tot, imbracat in
haine ofiteresti, GU bumbi cusuti
in toate partile, niste pinteni stras
nici la ciobote 81 chivera malta
cataneasca Gu un zurgalau deasu-
pra pajurei, de credeai Cd VENT
Irod imparatul, sa mai tale din
pruncii ovreilor. Iarna 81 vara pur-
ia manta veche ofitereasca, nu-
mai cit asa tinuta in umeri, peste
alte doua sau trei capoate catane-
Sti, earl de carl mai ciudate, tivi-
te Gu gaietane pc la gulere 81 pc
Tmfndoua partti, pc Ia pept, ticssi- tiis;i-
te cu cruel, blescute, verigi, lam
tujele, paftale, catarami 81 multe
alte fleacuri, ce sclipiau, 81 zinga-
niau din toate partile. In nina DIRE
apta tinea insa TN feI de toporas.
chip de baltag, ce Sc sfirSia i'm bat
gros 81 ferecat la capat 81 cu care
Sc apara de orr 81 cine / ar fl atins
numai. Mai avea apoi fntr 'un bu-
lunar al mantalei sale 81 ghiu-
lea hat maricica, pc care 0 scotea
81 o tinea cite odata asa in nina
stinga, - cum tin craii zngraviti
prin icoane marul lumei eel cu cru
ce. = zicind ca aceasta-i bOmba fe-
ricirei
81 intra in casa Gu fata sa scar
bada 81 uscata, ochii pironiti asa,
numai cit in vazduh 81, luandu-se
de barba Sd sura 81 tuguiata, ince-
pea fara sa dele buna ziua sau ce-
va: Din miIa lui Dumnezeu, Ma
re lmparat al Austriei 81 Ungariei,
al Daciei 81 Bucovinei, al BeIgradu
lui 81 Tarigradului, am VENT sa We
dem pc supusii nostri 81 sal mai
indemnam la frica, ascultare, sme-
renie. =" 81 de aici pornia boil
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
LIBERTY BONDURI 81 4ARCI
DE RAZBOI.

Vindeti-le la moi pima STUNT pre-.
turtle bune. Simon este cea maj
cinstita casa de schimb. Platim
bani gaia ori ce sum& de Liberty
Bonduri 81 Marci de Razboi. We
niti Ia Room 216 Lennox Bldg
etajul al doilea, East 9th 81 Eu.
cid Avenue, de-asupra la Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis zil.
mic, afara de Dumineca pin Ia
orele 6 p. m. va tratam cinstit 81
va dam preturi bune. (1x6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
y vi z

Aducem la cunostinta tuturor
Rominilor, att din Cleveland, cit
81 din imprejurime, cum Cd a.
VEN ,,Peste sarat" de prima cali
tate. Trimitem Isl in alte orase
prin posta G. .OsD.
Doritorii q sc adresa:
LA COsTICA"
Stor 81 Bucerie Romineasca, 1885
West 68-th Str, Cleveland, Ohio
(49-54)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
LITERATURA

DOfOSl, tOC Gu glaS Qln ce In cc maj
stins, fel de fel de lucruri, auzite
asa, cine site de unde, pima sffrsia
cu rugaciuni, zicfnd intiiu Tatal
Nostru, apoi Imparate Ceresc 81 la
urma nesfirsitul Milueste-ne Dunn
nezeule.
Mai boscorsdea 81 facea apoi la
semne 81 nazbutii 81 tolacanea hoj-
ma fnainte, tot de ale lui, cite in
luna 81 i'm scare, de credeai curat,
cal moara stricata, ce tot hodo-
rogeste 81 nu Sc mai opreste.
in timpul acesta, moi copiii,
STAN roata imprejur 81 priviam la
acest smintit batrin Gu un fel de
sfiala 81 spaima, caci cam stiam
mai de multi, cine este 81 cal zicea
toata lumea fmparatul de la Ige-
sti. 81 apoi ii punea mama intr 'un
colt de masa ceva mincare, ori ii
da tata-meu citiva creitari 81 min
ca, sau lua banii primiti, tot Gu fata
asa, nu stu cum, incruntata, ia
cea ell nina semn la cap, cum fac
ostasii, 81 pleca. Inainte de a iesi
insa din Ograda, sc opria la prid-
vorul sau linga cerdacul easel 81,
scotind cite-va graunte de popu-
soiu, lie numara, soptind tot nu stu
ce din buze. LIE bIagoslOvea apoi eli
degetele, tocmai cum face preOtul
GU nafura, 81 lie fnsira intr I'm anu
me fel, pc un loc unde-va, asa ca
sd sc vada de toti.
Cind iesia in drum, il 81 astep-
tau cete de jidanasi, lufndu-l pc
dinainte 81 din urma, trimbitind
din pumni 81 chiuind tot pc linga
dinsul, pima intra in vr'o alta poar
ia. ST clOcOtia tot neamul IsraiI de
bucurie, de credeai ca la VENT
Mesia.
Nh stu ce gindiau oamenii in
capul lOr de acest nebun, care Gu
treiera tot anul BucOvina de la un
capat la altul; dar mie ca copil imi
venia ciudat, ca de ce lasa impa-
ratul pc un smintit ca acesta, sd
mearga pc la casele oameniIor 81
sa lie zica Cd 81 ell e imparat. ST, eel
drept, ca nu tin minte sa fl fost o.
prit vr'o data de a umbIa prin sd
te Gu nazdravaniile sale de impa-
rat. ii luau doar mai multi i'm ris oa
menii pc bfefut bafrin 81 vazindu-
!, ca nu umbIa de aItfel GU buclu-
curl, nu face nimarui vr 'un rau 81
ca nu lua ce nu era al lui, s 'au fost
deprins meet ell dinsul sill lasau
in pace. Numai intr 'un singur
rind. imi aduc aminte ca a cam
sfeclit-O ell Gu vrednicia sa impara-
teasca.
Era adica intr' ri de asa numi-
ia Joie Verde, cind Isl fac Lesii
din tirgusorul Storojinetului ceIe
patru prohoduri pc uIite, impus-
cInd din sacaluse 81 umblInd cu j.
coane 81 prapuri de la un altar i'm
bracat i'm flori, la altul, dupa care
sc intOrc la urma cintind la bise-
rica, unde Sc face apoi liturghie 81
praznic mare de tot. Imparatul de
la Igesti, care tocmai in ziua aceea
venise sa-si mai vada de supusii sal
din locul nOstru, dind de parada
neobicinuita 81 amestecindu-se 81
dinsul prin hramul celia, s'a sim
tit pesemne prea he.agat in sama.
Gel plesneste prin cap, ca iata sc
ia frumusel dupa oamenii Gu pro
hodul 81, cum intrau tocmai i'm BIZ
serica, Sc indeasa printre dinsii 81.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
G A U T

pc fosta mea sotie Anghelina, .lin
comma Siria, care s'a dus de Ia
mine i'm ziua de 6 Iunie 1919, nr
un prapadit 81 betty ell numelt
Teodor Iliuta (Dodu) din Cll-
rechiu, comitatul Arad. Am trait
Gu ca IA ami, 81 suntem cununati
din patria veche. Tot odata dus
81 fetita ce avem laolalta in e.
tate de 13 ami. Rog pc fratii Ro-
mini care ii vor vedea, sa-mi scrie
81 lie voiu ii multumitor, sau char
dinsa daca va ceti aceste rindurl,
0 rog sd vina sa-mi dea desparti-
re, ca eu vreau sd merg in patria
veche, sd finn amindoi liberi. Hai-
nele fetei sunt Ia sateana Ell, Flea
sa vina dupa ele. Cine gaseste
Tcapata $4,000. Adresa mea este:
Teodor Sum&ndan, 1866 Niagara
Street, Buffalo, n Z.
(5456)
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-11
,REsIDENT MAKES HIT AT KANSAS CITY

Convention Hail. Kansas City, Sept. 6-Entering real
enemy territory the home Of Senator Reed, OF the
most bitter opponents Of the league OF nations President
Wilson today received tremendous ovation when ne
stepped the platform here to make his appeal to the
people. The uroar rvaled that at ST. Louis last night
President Wilson took his seat Immediately and paid little
attention applause merely smiling at one particular
carried small flags which we're fourshed at every break
Of cheering making vivid picture The hall seated more
than twenty thousand people, Treaty opponents Who view
the documents with aundiced eyes who are against It
because they have private political purpose Will at
last be gbbeed and they will regret that the gibbet is
SO high" Wilson said TIE reiterated that it case Of
put up or shut up that the opponents had better pro-
duce something better than the league Of nations or step
aside Mere nogation without offering anything con-
strucve Bolshevis he asserted He said he respected
the who honestly, although ignorant opposed the
treaty. but denounced those who against it for pot
reasons The Philippine Islands he said would get indie
pendence under the league of nations The league ne de-
cared would simplify the Philippine problem. There was
great applause when the president said that through the
treaty the American spirit made the conquest Of the
world THE war was Won by American spirit" he cried
There was wild shout from the crowd If the treaty is
beaten those responsible will have life long reckoning
with the fighting forces of the United States he said
The he is fighting greater than the senate or the
government and he intends in office and OUT to fight
as long as live Here is the covenant of the league of
nations he cried President Wilson went into details
planning the league Of nations powers to prevent war
dwelling the boycott features offending nations might
be isolated He heard for the most part by Deep IN
tense silence, occasionally brief personal hand cappng
was INDUCED in One Of the powers Of the treaty he said
to destroy autocratc authority in the world The
world he said included the German people as we'll as the
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-11

other peoples Of the world President Wilson cited Rus
STA as an example Of minor rule and denounced the rule Of
country declaring himself opposed to minority rule IN the
United States or anywhere else Little groups Of sesh
men must not clog the future Of America The president
declared that if there were any minority small groups
America he would be with the people to break i up He
pictured the horrors Of the Turkish atrocities in Armenia
and regretted the delay il getting treaty while
these crimes are being committed He said he wondered
the responsible for the delay realized what they
were doing.
In opening the president said: 1T IS very inspiring
to me to stand N the 81 this great COMPANY q
fellow citizens and have the privilege OF performing the
duty which have to perform That duty to report to
my fellow citizens concerning the part took in the peace
conference and today it to become more necessary
to report because talk about II and 80 not
understand it, came back from Paris bringing with me
great document, Of human history Applause One OF
the things which made great was that it was
with the thoughts throughout which America has devoted
its life Applause Let hasten to say ct the most
delightful circumstances of the the other side OF
the water that discovered what we call American
principles had penetrated to the heart and
not only Of the great peoples of Europe but to the hearts
and understanding OF the great men who were represented
by the people Of Europe. Applause When those pln-
cples written into the treaty they were written ther
with the consnt and conviction Of those represen-
tatives. But true, nevertheless fellow citizens
the principles written into that treaty winch We're
written in great international understanding
before And that they had their birth and origin IN this
dear country which have devoted lives and ser
vice" And if you will bear with me will remind YOU OF
some Of the things have 0ng desired and which
last been accomplished nth treaty think may say
one Of the things that America has had at heart
through her existence there should be none subject to the
brutal process Of but the friendly process OF
consultation and arbitration Applause And , that
done in the covenant the league of nations The whole
intent and Of the document expressed IN the pro-
visions which state that al the member states shall agree
not to go to war without first doing Of two things
either submit the matter ia controversy arbitration in
which case they Will agree the verdict submit it TO
discussion in the the league Of nations and for
that purpose this country win allow six months discussion
and whether they like the opinion expressed or not they
will not go to war after that opinion has been passed
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-11
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- the Hnma Servne drive far fund
- - Ia b.. cond,ctad 81 this state Sent. 90
81 % Charles II with. state chairman.
has annealed to the people Of North
Dakota Is stand back of the Salvation
1 ,.n,W 4; IL !, this 1lr;ve RI - North Da-
kota;s |nnlv opportunity to show her
.rsssr,ect and gratitude. These funds
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-11
AMEND wen D GERMAN
CONS TlTUIION

London, Sept. 5. "A News agency
dispatch from Berlin reports today
that the German government has for
warded a note to Premier Clemenceau
stating that the German government
will not mainmain her present atti-
tude with regard to Austrial represent
tatives in the Reichstag and that she
will alter her consti tution to conform
to the allies demands. 0 NJ
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-11

PRESIDENT LEAVES
FOR TNnIANApnTTC

II NIS In IV1TA1N SAIsVLI0
Columbus, Sept. The preside tents
train Left Calumbts for Indianapolis
on the dot at i this afternoon. He
stood on the platform on the rear car
and waved his hat in response to the
yells Of good bye from the station
crowds. For 10 inmates before the
train pulled out President and Mrs.
Wilson stood on the back plat FORM
and permitted photo rgphers to take
pictures and shake hands with those
presented to- them by x-Goyerncr
Campbell and others.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-11
rHURsDAY, sEPTEMBER II. 1919.
PASSED AMERICAN

PASSED AMERICAN Il, q
LEGION BILL.
Washington Sept, The senate
today passed the bill i1seorpo Grating the
American Legion without debate 81:
.Sppositions The measure now goes
so the president. n IN