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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-08
1t Took But Congressional
Investigation To Show Facts
of Histcry's Greatest Waste

The World the United States $2OO0OOOO00O besides the
SOOOOOOOO loaned to the allies That is 5000 plus 500 for
every man, woman and child in the United States
England modified 100000 France 100000
end Italy 5000 Each of the three longer
than the United States
Our average daily expenditure for each under four
times that OF England six times that of France and nearly
that OF Italy This though through years watching
knew of the allies mistakes
Why these colossal differences The people right
to knew They should know Officials administration
poured iorth this deuee of other peoples money calling the
nation to approve their conduct the polls November
one reason stands out in md light is this The production
war munitions msmanaed the United States supplies
were not available for We buy equipment
from our allies. thus duplicating the expense
We tried to build all told 10000 pieces artillery and to provide
ior them ammunition 600 produced nothing
at got into the fight except few mmeter shells 72 guns
which appear have been of pre-war production
We ordered $2l 100000 worth ambulance then found
that our ambulances mooed
we paid to construct training 81 2OOOGOOOO
r1efe was easily wasted 40 cssss
When in August 1918 General Persne gave the order to attack
our army had no tanks On August baaons French
tanks came to help our army but they grossly inadequate
many american graves in the forests
the American army had tanks aid fight? Who know
given complete the record Democracy the World war would
eeer the imagination and dumbfound the understanding
nothinelike it in government since government began
Yet face of this record the Democratic party the embamed
mpudence to call the nation power and to enable
under the mere alias Of Cox and Roosevelt perpeuae as
lies the devane policies and Wilson's admin
istration.
The National Republican
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-08
JUST CAN 7 SAY
ENONCH FOR /
Louisville Mans Erorbles End
.Sifr q. !, i-s<>S.ysSSf.:;
HltPr dking ldIlldC Ana Tie
Gains tiitoen Pounds.

have actually gained fiftce:
pound in weight since | 5. rted
Tdnlac," SAID Chalmers l. Bolles
$50 South Thirty Fourth street,
Louisvi le, XIV.
Two aud a bali years ago cop
mnnced suffering from indigest
iol. My appetite was completely
gone, and tye1 when | did force
down a little something it would
lie like Il rock in Ly stomach,
turn sour ard bloat me up with
Gas until Iva, as tight as drum.
Il had awful ramps in nv stom
ach after meals, | would roll and
toss in the bed all night long with
out sleeping a wink | kept going
from bad to worse until finally ]
stopped Won * for two weeks, think
ing Il rest would help me; bat dlt
not get any better,
"A bout Tho time | read a state.
ment in Il he wspaper and decided
to give 1t trial. 5efore had taken
all of the first bottle my improve
ment was simply remarkable
While | have taken only seven
bottles AL my troubles are com
pleteiy gone 1t has been over Il
month since stopped taking Tan
lac, but | can cat good hearty
meal of onions, cabbage, meat,
potatoes, or just anything | want,
and neve: sign Of indigestion.
Why, feel as strong as ever
did in my lite.
Taulac is sold in Mt Vernon
10y Chas. Z. Davis; in Brodhcad
by the Blodhead Pharmacy, and
in Livingston by r G.. Web !;
in Burr by w. M. ONeus.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-08

showed their appreciation by their
"school yells" and songs. The
parade furnished by the various
schools, with their flags a d ban
ners flying was beautiful. RObt
+ Spence held an examination
of the schools that were repre-
scented and cared to compete, with
Prof Beard, of Berea college, as
jndg :, and awarded first prize to
Cove, and second prize to Oak
Hill. However, all deserved
creditable mention
We hope to be able, at an early
date, to give a complete list of all
winners. and thus encourage a
friendly rlvaly that will maze for
a digger and better agricultural
and school fir next year, if pos
sible.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-08
TAKEN UP ASTRAY

Miss E>sye Brown spnt Thurs lANHN VI Ho' N'ii
day night with Misses NeIa AVID One bS mus ,S IL :.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-08

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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-08


| Recipe
, u cup OF butter,
| ~ cups granu.
, lated sugar. 2l5
! cups flour, l cup
water, 2 level
teaspoons Calu-
IN ct B aking
Powder, l tea
spoon lemon,
yolks Of 9 eggs.
Then mix in the
regular way.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-08
LEV Ell GREEN

Mr. and Mrs. John w. Mullins
and two little sons of Berea spent
from Thursday until Sunday With
relatives here and at Plato. They
were accompanied home by the r
niece Margaret Mullins who will
enter school there.- Mrs. Ar.
thur Hurst and children of Gar.
rad county, here for an extended
visit. Mr. and Mrs Monroe Miller
of Mt. Vernon are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett Anderson Rev
Huchi1s of Pleacher,v lie held
services at Mt Pleasant saturday
and Sunday. Little Jessie Null
Inns continues very sick = Mr..
and Mrs J. J. Brown, Jr, are
here fiOm Indiana for a few week
visit with his plrants.. Mr. and
Mrs Henry Todd spent Saturday
night with Mr. and Mrs. O l..
Hatcher Mrs. ! II. Bullock has
been cry sick for the past two
weeks. Leve Hasty has about
recovered from typhoid Mr. and
Mrs. w h Anderson and Miss
Bess DeBord spent Saturday aud
Sunday in Livingston the CUES
OF +. f. Mullins aud family. Vim
Brown spent Saturday night with
his daughter Mrs. Eugene McWl-
Hams at Bandy.- 1t seems that
cross tie hauling is the order of |
II the day now, but they go to
Brodhead now instead Of Mt Yer. |
non as the Somerset road has got
ten IL such condition that it can
hardly be travelled only horseback
or afoot.. There will be services !
at Friendship the third Saturday |
night and Sunday ia this month.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-08

Wanted: Lady, or Gentleu an
Agent in the city IF Mt Vernon
for Watkins famous products
Known Everywhere Big Profits.
Write J.R. Watkins CO. IS Mem
phis, Tenn.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-08
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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-08
Republican Ticket

Warren G Harding, for President
Calvin Coolidge, for Vice Pres.
X. P. Ernst, for U. S. Senator
j. NJ. Robson, for Congress
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-08

Roberts spent Saturday night
" it'll relatives at Ocala -Swannie
Price was up from Livingston Sat
urday night and Sunday with his
neither. Mrs. NJ. e Price - Miss
Sallye Hurst spent Saturday night
ii, d Sunday with her sister Mrs
David Brown at Walnut Grove
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-08

ago. Owner may get same b.,
paying for advertisement ano
keen.
Jene Pigg
DiSpu anta, ny
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-08
FER TILIZE

JUS received car load of higl
grade Fertilizer. See VI G.. Fish
o Alfred Bryant. Mt. Vernon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16
TY COBB IS SLOWING
UP, SAYS JENNINGS
Georgia Peach Is Not as Fast on
Bases as Formerly.
Last Season a Perfect Peg by Oppos-
ing 5ackstop Had Ty by Safs
Margln-StiIl Knows How to
Slug the Ball Hard

And now comes an admission from
Hugh Jennings that Ty Cohh. cham
pion batsman Of the American League,
Is SLOWING up" Here ia what the
Detroit manager says in q Scranton
dispatch:
II noticed last year for the first
time that Cobb Is slowing mp on the
bases" said Jennings. q ~Infield
hits that he usually beat out or made
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16

the play at first unusually close Ty
was being nailed by a step last sea-
son.
II also noticed that in base steal,
Ing he didn't have his old speed.
When at his best 1t required q per-
feet throw TO get Cobb stealing sec
ond. and eve then 1t was often q
give-and-take proposition with the
umpire when 1t came to making the
decision. Yet last season q perfect
peg by the opposing catcher usually
had Ty by a safe margin.
"It is only natural that Cobb would
begin to slow up. Any player will
after going through such q long and
active career as Cobb has enjoyed.
However. he still knows how to
hit the ball and has few surariors
In the outfleld. and even with his de-
creased speed he Is faster than a ma
jority of players. That Ia why I still
consider him the most valuable player
I'm the game" j
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-20
PrObers Indict
Pistol FLOurisher

Twelve true bills apd two not true
bills were returned Friday by the
grand jury. w. v. Wall was named
on two counts charging carrying a
pistol and assault with intent to
commit murder Wall was arrested
by Sergt. Foppiano in the Peabody
hotel, recently, and it was alleged
by officers that he flourished six
gun at the night clerk. w. A.
Stringfellow, clerk. is named as a
prosecuting witness.
A not TRUE bill was returned after
investigation of charges against Ed
Weaver, alias Green, negro. that
he shot and killed another negro at
West Junction last October. Weaver.
however was indicted for carrying a
pistol.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-20
VIM. Laurence
HasLe0dM ''Ihe
Old Homestead


Denman Thompson's "The Old
Homestead" is to be seen here at the
Lyric on Dec. 8. and 4, for three per-
formances. For many of the play
goers of the present generation the
first experience at the theater was
in witnessing "The Old Homestead"
Az the years multiply the old play
seems 10 lose none of the charm of
it's early days. Uncle Joshua is
heartily welcomed here and all the
quaint characters with him. The ia
nous double quartet of farmhands
will be heard in some new numbers
and some Of the old favorites. The
company is under the direction of
Augustus Pitou, Inc, with a typical
Homestead" cast headed by William
Lawrence as 'Uncle JOSH" which
character he has portrayed over 5000
times.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-20
Marshall NeiIdn;s Don't
Euer Marry'' At Strand
LiUeLy Domestic Comedy Drama IN Six Acts
Is Offered for -Four Days.

on the go throughout the play. A
vampire woman, who Is rather fond
of the husband. also is one of the
flies in the young COUPLES ointment.
Marshall Neilan has lonesome ex-
cellent work in picturizing we'll
known plays and comedies, and
Don't Ever Marry" is said to rank
with the best of this directors ef-
forts along comedy lines.
Included in the cast are such we'll
known stars and players as Mar
jorie Daw, Matt Moore, Wesley Bar
ry, Betty ,Bouton,, Christine Mayo
Tom Wilson and others.
More fun will be added to the
Strand program by the addition OF
the new Mack Sennett comedy, Gee
Whiz," which boasts several Of the
well-known funsters of the Sennett
aggregation.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-20
MAJESTIC.

MAJESTIC.
Sunday. Monday, Tuesday,
dnesday-Charles Ray in AN
Old Fashioned Boy"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Dorothy Dalton in Half an
Hour"
STRAND.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
Observation-Disclosures Neilans
Don't Ever Marry"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
William s. Hart in, "The Cradle
Of Courage"
PRINCESS.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
Jack Pickford>jn Burglar BY
Proxy"
wednesday and Thursday,
Wallace Reid lin whats Your
Hurry"
Friday and Saturday-Carmel
Myers in '"The Gilded Dreams
SAVOY.
Sunday-Ethel Clayton in
Crooked Streets"
Monday and Tuesday-Tom
Moore in 1.-THE Great Accident"
Wednesday and Thursday
| All-sta cast in "The Blindness
of Youth"
Friday and Saturday-William
S. Hart in 1.-THE Disciple"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-20
Gas From Car Hits
MaysUiILe, Kentucky,
Many Are Overcome
Especial to The News scimitar.),

Especial to The News Seimitar.)
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 90
Chlorine gas, escaping from a tank
on board a freight train at the sta
ton at Maysville, seriously affected
II persons, Frustrated drove of
hogs. and caused a general panic in
the city. The tank was removed to
a brick yard where it continued to
give off it's fumes which quickly
spread over the neighboring county.
Albert Vermillion and Ollie Gully,
factory employes@who were most Sc
riously affected by the gas, will re-
cover. A brakeman on the freight
train was rendered unconscious. He
was cared for by the train crew.
Other victims of the fumes were out
of danger today and all are expected
to recover. The victims were af-
fected very quickly by the fumes.
Only those near the tank were pros
trated, however but in all parts Of
the city the smell was noticeable.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-20

Don't Ever Marry" new farce IN
six acts, directed by Marshall Neilan,
who was responsible for several OF
Mary Pickford's greatest comedy
successes, will be the attraction for
four days at the Strand theater,
starting Sunday afternoon. The en-
gagement will close Wednesday
night.
Don't Ever Marry" was made for
laughing purposes only and in It's
ability to generate laughs is said to
outdo some Of Mack Sennett's best
efforts. It is based upon the trials
and fluctuations of a newly welded
couple who wish that the knowledge
of their wedding be kept from their
friends.
However some of the husbands
relatives are in on the secret and
they manage to keep the husband
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-20
COMING ATTRACTIONS ATLOCAL TEEATERS

Paramount picture, which comes to
the Strand theater next Thursday for
three days.
Frederick Bradbury, who wrote the
story from which the picture was
adapted by Lambert Hillyer, who also
directed. is familiar with the haunts
CT the underworld in the Golden Gate
city and has depicted faithfully the
strange by-falls where the derelictsi
of the Pacific CT asst have their hab-
itat
These scenes have likewise been
wonderfully portrayed in the picture,
and some of the exteriors and in-
teriOSs are far above the average in
motion picture settings. Mr.. Hart
has a virile role, which differs from
his Western types, and proves his
unmistakable versatility.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-20
':'TYe Penalty !" FOrcefnI
Crime Drama, At Lyceun,
Lon Chaney Takes, Role of Legless Under
pOrId HGbitue in Feature.

upon the surgeon who amputated his
legs and the final redemption of the
man through an operation upon his
brain form thrilling drama.
In addition, for the first four days
Of the week, "Chase Me-" Q Sunshine
comedy. and the Pathe review will
be shown.
Beginning Thursday Alice Lake
comes in q photodrama OF Partisan
studio life, Body and Soul" The
story deals with the Latin quarter
and the famous night life of the
French capital as scenes for a
strange, great adventure Of an Amer
lean girl art student.
Home Rule" a roaring comedy
film, will also be shown.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-20
Jack PickfOrd
At Princess In
Romantic Plan

Burglar BY Proxy" is the. title of
the new Jack Pickford production,
which will be shown at the Princess
theater for three days, starting Sun
day afternoon.
The production is a romantic drama
with plenty Of action and plot that
sustains interest from the start.
Pickford has been surrounded by
an excellent cast of supporting play
ers and several lavish scenes have
been given the play.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-20
Barbdry Coast
To Be Seen In
NeW Hart Film

The unforgettab,e underworld dis
trict of San Francisco, known spe-
officially as the "Barbary Coast" has
been the locale for many a motion
picture story, but never before, it is
claimed. has 1t afforded a more strtk-
ing background than in THE Cradle
bA Courage" William s. Harris new
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-20

What is regarded as one of the
most powerful photodramasi of the
underworld. "The Penalty" will be
the feature picture at Loew's Lyceum
.-or the first half of the week. In
it is dramatically shown how the
blunder of a doctor in cutting off the
legs of little boy mas so embittered
the grown man that hisIlife has be-
come a campaign Of Nate and de-
struction for society. The legless
role is played by Lon CLANCY, whose
work in THE Miracle Man" will be
recalled. AS blizzard CLANCY gives
what is considered one of the most
dramatic bits of acting screened re-
Gently. "a
"Biizzard's" scheme fsr vengeance
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-20

seriousness after five weeks like dead
following an automobile accident
which apparently twisted her spine
SO that the death-like condition was
induced. Miss Newman is recover
ing. She says she has no recollec-
ton of anything that transpired dur
ing her unconscious period.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-20
BOY. KILLED IN SMASH

M'KINNEY, Tex, Nov. 20.-Gibson
Reach, IS, was instantly killed here
Friday when an automobile truck he
was driving was struck by an inter-
urban car. His mother, a sister and
several brothers survive.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-20
GIRL IS NOW CONSCIOUS
FIVE WEEKS AFTER CRASH

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 2O.---A re-
port from Louisa, KY, Friday says
Miss Mary Newman, daughter Of Os-
car Newman, has recovered con-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-28

Cardinalul Ferrari, archepisco-
pull de Milano, en- totul in opositle
Gu rev. Burger. In pastorala sfintiei
sale cu inceputul postului, a dat
ordin preotilor Sc M impart;lseaSca
femeile earl Sc poarta in hainc ne
cuviincioase - decOltate 81 rOchitc
sc,lrtc. = E vOrba ca diferenta 81
intrc etatc.
Nrabia malaiu viseaza, 81 Sc zice,
pui,ll dc popa, consulate.
Greseli de tipar: Tarul Nicolae
a TRIMS un capac credincios GU Q
serisoare confidentiala adresata ma
relui duce.
Economistii afirma ca della isbuc-
nirca resboiului meridimul femei-
lor muncitoare crescut in milo
ciu, cu sase degete la circomferin-
ia. Cite un deget in fiecare an.
La un anunt al unui juedcator
din Cleveland pentru rm expert
care Sc distinga rachiurile moi fa-
bricate din stafide. de cele vechi,
fabricate din cercale, pestc ora
dupA aparitia anuntului $ 'au pre-
scntat pestc 1000 de candidate cX-
peril, cea mai mare partc din eli ofe-
rindu-si serviciile gratis.
Sc anunta din Chicago ca conven
tiunea sufragistelor a luat pasii ne
cesari ca Sc ,,rationaliseze" moda
femeasca. Mirare. Gu rochia in care
Ie imbracata astazi femeia moderna
cum poatc face pasii necesari?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-28
BULETINUL uNIUlSTI.
M o r T 4 L =:

No. 451-92O.
Ultimele cazuri 1ntimplate in
Fsinul Solicitation me1nbre ale T.
-niunii:
No. 517 George Prodap de Ia
lsocietatea Iubirea Frateasca, ra-
fposat in 13 Ianuarie 1920.
No. SIS. loan La9ar de Ia So
Dcietatea Apolzana, raposat in 10
Ianuaric.
No. 519. Petru BAlamaci de Ia
Isocietatea Andrei Mlarasan, ra-
,posat IN 5 IanuaEie,s
No. $50. loan Mircsa he Ia Soci
etatea Hora Unirii rapssat in \,
Ianuarie. aSssss 4.
No. 521. Achim MA III Ia soci-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-28

ctatea Vulturul' ranos,at in -
Ianuarie.
No. 522. Pompiliu Gavoztlea de
la societatea Transilvancana, III
posat in 6 Ianuarie.
mo. 523. George Mosora de la
societatea Furnica, raposat i'll 10
Ianuarie.
No. 524. Elena Jerna de la Soci
etatea Desteapta-te Romlne, ra-
posata in 2 Februarie.
l No. 525. Stefania Nieula dc la
societatea Desteapta-te RomSne,
raposata in 3 Februarie.
No. 526. VaSile Avram de la
societatea Desteapta-te Romine,
raposat in 3 Februarie.
No. 527. Ana l.. Dejan de la
societatea r. Carpatina, raposa-
tia in 9 Februarie.
No. 52S. loan Riniosu de "a
societatea Ana Vlad, raposat in
r. Februarie.
No. 500. Ana Volean de la So
cictatea Transilvania, raposata in
"a Februarie.
No. $40. Eva Ciuciu de la So
|cietatea Romlnia Liberia, raposatii
in 16 Februarie.
A G CT D E N T E !:
No. 231. Nicolae Grindean de
la societatea A!bina, accident la
ochiu sting. intinrplat in y De-
tombrie 1919.
No. 232. loan Serbian de la So
cietatea Andrei Baron de Saguna,
accident prin ars, Septennbrie
1919.
No. 233. George Heghes de la
secietatea Aradana. perderea o.
chiului sting, intimplat in II o.
tombrie 1919.
No. 234. Nicolae Mrmtean de la
societatea Augustina. accident IL
sor intimplat in 4 Decembrie
1919.
No. 235. Nicolae Carabas. de Ia
societatea Simion Barnutiu, per-
derea ochiului drept, mtlmplat in
"A Noembrie 1919.
No. 236. Valerie Vasii de la So
cietatea Transilvania, pcrderca
piciorului sting. intimplat in II
Iulie 1919.
No. 237. Toma Podea de la So
cietatea Sentinela Romina, per-
derca a doua -dcgete de Ia NINA
stinga, intimplat in % Nocmbrie
1919.
Onoratele societati sunt rugate
a lua la cunostinta 81 lndata dn-
pa primirea repartitiilor Sc bine-
voiasca lie achita.
Alliance, o., % Februarie 1920.
JOHN N. sUFANA, secretar gen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-28

acel oraS de faptul ca a incercat in
mai mnlte rfnduri asalturi asupra
.drnei, in casa d-sale. RaFhatal eli
zice dina Gaberdiel, IA volt SO a.
pere iznpotriva viEitelor fortste q
Preotulni. = Afacerea Q foaste GIN
CASA 81 preotul ia chestie We chernat
se dea explicstiuni in caus6.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-28

fixarca presurilor, IA fel spunc
Roruche ca accia care II an rcauS
pretul carnii vor fl pedcpsiti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-28

altc 16 ranite. Ultima telegraml
primita arata ca cinci fetc sunt
moarte.
La fel Sc maj spune Cd alte do
ua trag de moarte. 81. dupa cum
spun medicii. impossible de a lc
scapa
vrea sa-si faca ghete de fer. =
= Chicago. Numai in povesti
Sc spune despre voinici 81 viteji
incaltiti in ghete orr opinci de
fier 81 otel. 81. nu e nici fat fru-
mos 81 nici voinfc. Numele lui g
Olaf BjornlSson, locuitor al micu-
lui oras Racine. Wis.
4Alaltaieri Olaf a fost in Chlca-
go. ln politist La auzit apropiln-
du-se de la trci coltul'i de straaa
Nedumerit de larma ce face acest
ON la umblat. mers sa-si salts.
faca curiOzitatea. atunci BJOrk-
son la explicat: Am cumparat
o pareche de ghete sofdatesti
ann platit Me mia faeut 0 fonma
81 am dat unui faurar de mia ia
cut forme de fier.
..Pentru sapte dolari, am acrlm
ghete Pc viata''.
Iata problema ell scumpetea
ghetelor, rezolvata: toti sa-si Ia
ca ghete de fier.
o fata scapa averea unei banci
- SmitfielM, KY. = Sunind IA
toate telefoanele din oraSel, d-ra
Letie Saxton a reusit ca sc atra
ga mai multi barbati la banca
SmitfieM Bank. 81 prin aceast;
salvind 10000 dolari.
Ora Saxton a auHit o eNplc
zie in 'banca. Patru oameni mas
cati bagau in niste saci libert,
bonduri 81 bancnote. insa om't
eel de paza dat semnalul 81 no
til all luat-0 la sanatoasa, lasIn7
in urma lor mil de dolari lmprai.
-iati pc jos.
Acestia au dus cu eli numa
800 dolaYi.
fnchisa in chinematograf dir
gresalA. - Ora F. r. Dewey dir
Cleveland q fcst aflata lesinata
yineri din,ineata, in camera re
zcrvata pentru femei de la tea
trul Madison.
Sc crcdc ca a fost inchisa mia
untru din grcseala, cind tcatrul
a fost inchis, dupa reprezentati'
une.
Sc credc ca de frica a lesinat
Aculn Sc afla intr'un spital. Ea
[este fata d-lui DR.. S. B. Dewey
Masscre rosii - Cristiana. -
Ref,lgiatii care au sosit aici diu
lregiunea Murmunsk declara ca
bolsevistii s'au apucat Sc masa-
|creze populatia anti-bolsevista
din apropiere de Archangel.
IeftinireA c&xnli. Ieftmirea
carnii s'a raportat din mai multc
,parti ale orasului in ulana GERM
III &eWt& d III. +. G. Rouche,
y =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-28
INFORNAT|UN|

Cinci morti in explozie. - Ma
nitowoc. - In numarul de ieri S a
scris despre explozia care a a
vut loc in oraSul Manitowoc. Wis
la fabrica Aluminium Products
Co. S "a mentionat in acea telegra
ma ca fata fOst omorita. ial
alte Is ranitc. Ultima telegraml
primita arata ca cinci fetc sunt
moarte.
La fel Sc maj spune Cd alte do
ua trag de moarte. 81. dupa cum
spun medicii. impossible de lc
scapa.