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WOUNDS HIS WIFE
THEN KILLS SELF

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov ~. -
Schuyler c, Spencer, prominent
attorney, killed himself today after
shooting his wife and critically
wounding her. Spencer had been
suffering from nervous strain fol-
lowing paralytlc strokes
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-11-10
PRICE FIXING FOR FARM PRODUCTS ADVOCATED
ITALY DEMANDS FREEDOM FOR CITY OF FIUME
SOVIET CLAIMS
SUCCESS In SOUTH
tuy Associated Press)

LONDON, Nov. differentiation of
the Crimean peninsula is claimed in
a Soviet official statement of Tues
day, which said that in the Perkap
regjon they were fighting for posses
sion of General Wrangels fortified
positions
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Improvement Noted in
German Food Situation

fie Threatened rigorous penalties
Hg HEaH uufaekluE H sbeat ani
Haar ufaesl rar6HiHg 81 sugar
eHI eeatHae The government inr
faata e. HaniefB smassl.ag across
she German .1a.eh tFaafIer sIth
armed TONES viih tAa sanasnt %
ths Rhinalant ceumlssloa
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SELLS WHISKEY
STEALS IT BACK

ahy As1oeiatru fFes@f
CHICAGO, Nov i0.--Mike pepike
Hertler, q roadhouse keeper. and
Robert Perlman, a salaouist, surren-
dered to the federal authorities to-
day under indictments ehsrging yio-
latlou Of the volstead act
Heitlcr was accused hy other sa
looulsts of selling 100000 worth q
whisky 70 them amt sending men 70
steal L back
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-11-10
EXPLOSION KILLS
THREE In NEW YORK
Cuy Associated Press)

NEW YORK Nov. i0.-An ex-
plosion occurred in the engine room
OF the steamship Elmundo at a pier
here causing three deaths. Eight
persons were injured
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SENATOR'S MUST
PAY FOR BATHS

WASHINGTON. u. C., Nov, 10
lhe Greco Roman baths, installed
ID the senate office building eight
years ago. with steam. plunge, show.
eis and electricity, but never used
af senator's, have been returned for
iaeIr use By the government hospi-
'ais which utilized them during the
war When first installed there we're
'aHges Of extravaganza Now ths
senator's will be- assessed for the
baths maintenance
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RICH find MADE
IN OLD TRUNK
By Associated PreasI

Wy hHHOCAANeu EFSAAb
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov 10
h old trunk for which she paid 81
junk dealer in Scranton, Pa.
before she moved from that city re-
Gently has added 1896 in gold to the
capital Of Mrs. Alfred Bitterlin, of
Collingiale, Pa.
Believing the trunk had outlived
its usefulness. Mrs. Bitterln start
ed to burn it, A jingle attracted
her attention, the fire was extin-
guished and Mrs. Bitterlin extracted
the gold pieces from the lining of
the trunk
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BODIES OF MANY
SOLDIERS RETURNED

PARIS, Nov. l0.--Nearly 5000 bod
les of American soldiers killed in
France during the war have been
shipped to the United States to
relatives Eighteen hundred more
are scheduled to go.
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BERLIN N1y ta-Haps cor a
bsttsmeut ot ths tssd ssga,.0a
through Increased home rraluet0ou
aat mgagatldH vas expressed b.
tgegmes. m.a.alsr % food. in a state.
meat e ne tsiehstAs
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THROWS sGIF uNoER TRAIN


FAIRFIELD. Cal Nov 10 "A mau
supposed % be @ y Baker TIRES
himself haBsaih = train hai nisht
Hs i believed % belosg ID the Elss
af rwia Fana idaho
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CHICAGO CHIEF
POLICE RESIGNS
(By Associated Pressl

CHICAGO. Nov. 10.-Chlet OF Po-
lice Garrity presented his reslgna
tion to the mayor today He had
been under fire in connection with
the Investigation Of the whisky scan
DIAL and crime conditions Reports
are current that from u to so po-
Ucemeu will be Indicted
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-11-10
BOY DIES IN
BURNING Home

TACOMA, Wash, Nov l0,-Joe,
the 5-year-old son of ], D. Boone,
Of South Bay, was burned to death
this morning when the home burned,
His brother Harold was burned while
saving several youngsters,
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Minimum Claims Call
for Annexation of
JugO-SIdviC Islands


RAPALLO, Italy, Nov 10 The
impending negotiations on the Adri-
attic question by Sforza. the Italian
foreisn minister, gave the Jugo Slavs
Italy's minimum claims. These in
cluded the territorial contiguity of
Fiume and Italy and that Fiume
must be an Independent state un-
controlled by the league,
Demilitarization Of some Of the
DalmatiOn islands by the Jugo-
Savs was considered excessive and
they reserved a reply
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WASHINGTON, D. c, Nov. 10
In view Of the change of admins
trations, Fiume and the Adrlatlc set
tlement were relegated to the back
ground by the state department
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WEATHER FoREcAsT

Tonight and Thursday
Fair, continued cold
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-11
DRIVES OUT
~ RHEUMATISM

"Neotrons Prescription 80" for
Fneunatismi Nothing like it in the
wide world. II. is prescription that
everybody Is talking about, and
when one takes 1t, it penetrates to
the muscles and joints and quickly
drives out the ralses Of the painful
trouble.
Druggists are selling whole lot
Of 'Neutrone Prescription 80" to
people who must have free and
strong muscles to support vigor-
Gus body for work.
. Get "Neutrone Prescription 80"
4or weary, stiff and painful muscles
and joints. Get 1t to take out the
agony from those painful limbs. Use
this sure relief, not only for rheu-
matism but to clear up the kidneys,
make the liver work and purify the
blood. For sale by .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-11
S E c AU 7 4

Oameni carl sd lucreze la drum
de fier, linia PENNSYLVANIA, in
Darlington, Ohio. Platim $5.32
pc 10 ceasuri lucru la ri. Gimp
gratis. Duminica sc lucreaza 8
ore 81 sc plateste pc II ore.
PENNSYLVANIA CAMP
(1S4S5) Darlington, O..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-11
CA U T

'e cumnata-mea Gu numele Para
sschiva G. Ciungu, din comma
Scareiu, judetul Fagaras. Din
sa a plecat de dol ami della pa
rinti, deci parintii s'au dus i'll
patria veche 81 doresc ca sd site
daca dinsa este in viata sarl nu.
Rog pc fratii romIni carl citesc
aceste rinduri 81 stu ceva despre
dinsa sd ma incunostintcze pen
tru suma de $500, sal char
dinsa daca citcste accste rlndurl
o rog ami scrie o epistola la
adresa de mai jos. (3-26Aug
GEORGE n. HALMAGHI
1873 Russell ST., Box 8
Detroit, Mich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-11
Capitanul Ropota
e N. G. RADULESCU-NIGER.
LUZ NICOLAE TINCU
N. G. RADULESCU-NIGER.

Gu pc linga salar mai am bani 81
de acasa, Sd te rog so primesti
81 sd mergi chiar azi Gu mine ca
sd te prezint, caci de vorbit am
vorbit. Familia ua SO de lei pc
luna.
Adinc atins de binele ce sc
facea, Teodor sd ridica 81 strInst
NINA lui Carbuneanu cu calldura
ID atunci data prietenle strIn-
sa intrc el 81 Cdrbuneanu, adica
tinalul de la camera No. 5.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-11
INSTllN TAR E.

Toti membrii Soc. U: r. Ard. 81
Trans. din Alliance, Ohio, prin a.
ceasta sunt instiintati ca pima in
Is August, 1920, fie care membru
sd Sc prezinte Gu statutul eel vechiu
81 GU 10 cent? la localul Societatii
din 735 Ash St., 81 sal dea in pri-
mire Gu taxa de mai sus, d-lui
George Sturza.
2. Toti melnbrii sa ia la cunos-
tinta ridicarea taxei lunare della
$3.50 la $500, fncepInd della 1 Au-
gust 1920. Membrii carl sunt pla-
titi pc lunile Aug. Sept, Oct, Nov.
81 Dec. Gu $3.50, sa binevoiasca sa
trimita restul dc soc pc fiecare
luna.
3. Toti membrii sunt rugati a-si
plati cotizatia lunara pc luna
inainte spre a Sc bucura de bene-
ficiu la caz de nenorocire, de oare
ce statutele noui nu ne mai da
dreptul dc rcstanta Gu 80 de Zi!e,
ca celc vechi.
4. Ficcare membru sau membra
care nu STA facut datorinta Gil
ziua de lucru, conform hotar1rei
din sedinta generala din 16 Maiu,
1920, nu sa mai primcste ca men,
bru decit numai dupa ce va achita
ziua de lucru 81 o taxa de $500.
5. Membrii noui Sc primesc Gu
O taxa de inscreire de $1,000.
6. Prin aceasta aducem la GU
nostinta tuturor, ca Soc. U. R. Ard
81 Trans. din Alliance, hotarit
sfintirea halei pc ziua de 10 Oct,
1920, de aceia sunt rugate toate
corporatiunile din loc 81 jur a nu
proiecta petreceri pc acea zi pen
tru a putea avea un bun rezultat.
Programul nostru sc va publica ul-
terror.
Hotaririle mai sus mentionate
toatc s'au luat in sedinta generala
lunara tinuta in ziua de l August
1920.
In speranta Cd toti membrii Isl
vor' face datorinta fata de Socie-
tate, 81 onor. Corporatiuni din loc
81 jur vor face tot posibilul a ne
da sprijinul pc ziua sus amintita
Gu ocazia sfintirei Halci,
In numele Soc. T., r. Ard. 81
Trans. din Alliance, Ohio, va salu-
tam ell dragoste frateasca,
IOSIF ,GHERGHEL,
Presedinte
NICULAIE' G.. SANDRU,
(83-4-5) Sec. prim.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-11
II |.

Victor Carbuneanu era ceea cc
Sc numeSte .un reteran al facultdtU,
sau mai bine un student ce taraga-
neaza multi ami Gu studiile pima
sd termine facultate 81 adese orr
uita d a mai termina.
Era baiat cinstit, dar ii placca
chefurile, pentru care cheltuia tot
eel raminea din paralele de pc 0
luna, dupa ce-Si platea cele de
stricta trebuinta.
: Era functionar de minister, pri-
mind 146 franci, bani 80; avea
totdesuna meditatii doua sau trei
81 sc trimetea 81 d 'acasa $50. LO-
cuinta 0 avea proasta; hainele bll-
nisoare; masa preabuna 81 petre-
ceri cit de desc. Cheltuia 81 ell
adese ori insa petrecea bine fara
sd deslege punga, caci stia sa Sc
lipseasca de prieteni; 81 apoi era
vessel, glumet, bun 81 dorit la che
furi. Unde lipsea ell, cheful n 'avea
farmecul lui, caci nu Sc afla verva
lui Victor. Cocotele 'admirau 81
n,t-i dau ragaz, desi, regula gene
rala. pururrea erau jucate pc dege-
te de dinsul. Aceasta calitate il
facea Gu att ma placut femeilor; !;
ele sunt destul de curiOase.
Daca Sc potrivea in pareri la
multe discutii Gu amicul sau Teo-
dor, acesta nu-i invoia lui Victor
sal duca cu ell la petreceri beti-
vanesti: asupra acestui punct nu
cadeau nici data la intelegere.
-Nu-ti deslegi punga, fiji sigur,
ii zise odata Victor; haide insi,
81 nu tie vel cal.
-Nu merg. char asa find lu-
cruI. caci nu vOiu sd flu ridicol.
Toti vorbesc, toti rid, toti sunt dis
puSi :. la petreceri; Ell nc sd pot
fl vessel, pentru ca firea mea ntl
ma lasa, 81 eel melancolici sunt
totdeauna expusi satirelor. Toti
pot sd zica 81 sunt in drept zice ::
de ce-a VENT domnu asia daca nu
'amuza Gu moi? N lie asa, Vic
toree Spune...
Al dreptate. E. Ori cum, Gear
ca 81 tn odata sd mergi 81 vel pier
de poate melancolia asia ia.
-Bine. vom vedea. .. Am sd
cerc.
Intro seara. Victor trebuia sd
petreaca la prietena unui prieten.
Amicii amicilor nostri he sunt 81
noua amici de multe orr. Teodor
nu putu sa scape de asia data.
Pima Sc codi el sa Sc imbrace mai
GU dichisuri, pima lar, aci sd Sc
lase, aci sa mearga, Sc facura cea-
surile 9, asa Cd, 1ntrind la domni-
soara Marginasescu, 1nvitatii erau
adunati toti in par, 81 nerabdarea
in combinatie Gu teama ca Victor
putea sd fnu vie, sa citea pc fetele
tuturor.
Tn ura! general isbucni din
piepturi cind Victor aparu dupa
amicul sau.
(Va urma)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-11

Rugam Pc cine cunoaste adresa
Dlui NicOlae |. Granada din Tin
tari, judctul Fagaras, sa comu-
nice de urgenta biroului consular
din Cleveland, 226 w. Superior
ave-, Room 203.
p. Comisiunea Consulara Romina
(S5-sG) AUREL ESCA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-11
INSTIINTARE

Aducem la cunostinta surorilor
societati schimbarea de adresa a
Soc. U. r. Ard. 81 Transilvaneana,
din Alliance. Rugam pc viitor ca
toat scrisorile sd Sc adreseze: 735
Ash. Str, Alliance, Ohio.
(S3-8485-86)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-11
(Urnarc)

Adesea ori cei mai rautacioSl
catau sal gaseasca nod in papu-
IA. Teodor cu politeta sau cu
respectful obisnuit, ii punea la loc
numai de cit.
Dupa ,un an, vazind ca III mai
multe rindurili sefacuse cite ul
loc vacant is ca altii trecuser;l
inainte lui, Sc duse sd vorbeasca
Gu Seful diviziei.
= Da... d-ta lucrezi bine, ii Else
acesta. insa... NJ staruit nimenl
pentru d-ta...
Cum? facu Teodor lnmar-
murit... Trebue staruinta, hatir,
lar nu dreptatea meritului sta
bilit, dobindit?
Scful diviziei il privi lung Si-l
zise Gun ton sec:
-Nom avea in vedere la q
noua vacanta...
Aceasta "avere in vedere' HI
mai flu avuta, 81 Teodor alerga
la protectorii lui-cel putin ASA
ii numia el
Protectorii il primira, unul Gu
WING milne.
Cclalalt Gu:
Vino poimine.
Dupa saptamina de vizite ne
curmate, Gu aminari neintrerup-
te, Teodor ii lasa in pace.
lntr o seara, aIfla de la femeie'
ce facea serviciul odaitei sardca-
cioase in care locuia, cal caI-
tasc un .tinar Ell mustatile mari,
81 ca acesta ii laisa hirtiuta.
Teodor intra 81 galsi pc masa .
carta de vizita GU numele: Vic
tor Carbuneanu.
= A, facu ell, = pare-mi-se ca e
cOlegul meu de eancelarie calt
imi vorbeSte mai ca oamenii. Ce
m o fl cautat? Cum d aflat CD
stau aici?
Apoi, adrcsimdu-se femeii.
Ma zis 60 sd Sc lntoarca
cumva mai tirziu? 0 intreba ell
-Ba da. domnule, milne dini-
neata.
A doua vi primi vMita cole
gului.
-ASa-i ca tc miri putin, die
CImpene, de vizita mea?
Ma mir, dar imi place, die
Carbunene, caci adayduesc sa
he mprietineasca ID acum. LII
spun drept ca purtarea d-tale
fata cu mine totdeauna mia ia
cut buna impresiune; 81 cu toa-
te acestea, ell caracterul meu sflo,
81 Gu frea mea putin comunIca-
tlva amlnam pc ri zee merge Q
legatura de cunostinta maj a.2ro-
plata intre moi.
-Eu ti-am aLalizat firea 81 ca
racterul 81 mi-am propus Sd rup
ghlata 81 sd 1ncep cu prietenia 81
chiar Printr'un serviciV ce doresc
sal prlmeSti...
Dupa ce Sc aseza pc scaunul ce
il inainta Teodor, Carbuneanu ur.
ma:
-Nici GU conorasenii d-tale nj
prea eStl in legatura. =.
-Rezerva 0 socot mai tbuna Gu
toti, raspunse Teodor.
-Foarte bine; eu cunosc insa
vreo citiva 81 mai ales pe unnl
ce-ti site de aproalpe poziita. De
la ell am aflat cit esti de strim-
torat; de aceea, prezentindu-mi-
Sc ocazia sa mi Sc propue lee
tune intr 20 familie, 81 pentru ga
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-11
A$V l z

Din cauza schimbarei in per-
sonalul Atelierului tipografic,
anuntam- -rugind o9pr. Soc.,
Parochii sau persoane private,
crai in ultimul timp ne-au tri-
mes diferite comenzi pentru IT,
parituri, a lua la cunostinta-
ca aceste comenzi vor suferi Q
mica intirziere poate; totusi,
vom face tot ce va Fl Gu pu-
tinta ca ele sa nu aduca daune,
ADMIN. ZIARULUI.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-11

] MARE I'm. FIECARE II.

Pretul pentru .publicatii cas- uCaut".
,,De vfnxarc1', ,.Anunt dc casAtOrie",
etc., costa pehtru. fiecare cuvint 2
CENT? de Q phblicatie. Sub 50 de cent?
nu ne publicA mimic.
Pentru Dhri de seama, InvitArl de
botexs scununii sau dansuri cent? IL
MIA, Anu $4.OO cOl0nnh de xlar.
sRuhllcatlile sd fie fnsO1ite de suma
neeesxrA. Credit mn nre deceit sOcieta-
ttle din Unlunea :. II, "A.
.Manuscriptele sau fOtOxrafii nu nc
lnaDoiA!sa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-11
DE VINZARE

Tn Stor GU biliarde.
Avem 3 mese de billiard 81 mo-
bilierul complect din casa.
Ocazie rara. Eu plec in patria
veche. Storul G la polite buna.
Doritorii sd vie la: (1S4-S8
DUMITRU BACSA,
437 Maple st. Detroit, Mich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-11
A v Il.

Toti fratii membri al Societatii
"Octavian Goga," din Lima, O.,
cit 81 cei de prin alte orase, sunt
rugati a-si trimite tOate competin-
tele regulat conform Statutelor,
art 80, statutul nOu, in termin de
30 zile; de va fl restant nu va Fl in
drept de beneficiu.
In intervalul acesta trebue a in
cunostinta Societstea despre adre-
sa corecta.
Societatea Oetsvian Goga, p. O..
Box 24O, Lima, Ohio.
In numele societatii Octavian
Goga,
(184-5) PRESIDIUL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-11
Kuropatkin comanda pc rosii

Generalul Kuropatkin, care a
fost 0 figura importanta in ras-
boiul ruse-japonez, este comandan-
tul fortelor rosii care controleaza
marea Caspica 81 inainteaza spre
Teheran In campanla Pc care 0 due
rOSii in Persia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-11
IN VT A R E .

ID. George I. Blaga, din COM
Ungra, jud. T. Mare (azi in Mas
sellon, o., face cunoscuta casato-
ria sa Gu D-soara Marioara Nan,
din com, Parau, jud. Fagaras.
D-soara Marioara Nan, din com.
Parau, jud. Fagaras (azi in Salem,
Ohio), face cunoscuta casatoria sd
ell dl. George T. Blaga, din com.
Ungra, jud. T. Mare.
Serviciul religios Sc va savirsi de
catra Rev. Ilic Pop din Warren,
Ohio, la orele p. m. in hala Soc.
"Leul' din Salem, O., Simbata la
IA August, a. c., inccputul la Z
p. m.
Celebrarea in hala Soc. "Cuza
Voda," din Col. Height, Massillon,
Ohio.
NASH: Dl. Stefan 81 Elena Nea-
gu, din Salem, Ohio.
Muzica lui Andreiu Rusu din
Canton, Ohio. (183-4-5)
MIRII 81 NASH.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-11
CAUTAM FETE.

CAUTAM FETE.
Acum este oportunitatea de
a fnvata o meserie profitabila.
Acum angajam fete pentru a
invata la facerea tigarilor.
Plata buna in timpul cind in
vatati. (1X6' 20 Ag)
AMERICAN CIGAR co.
922 Woodland Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-24
DRY LEADER SPILLS"
SAD CHRISTMAS NEWS
Wheeler Says Consumers and
Destrcyers TO Blame.
fHv -nationaI News Service J

fHv International News Service.l
WASHINGTON. Dee. 24-This
Christmas will be more arid than
,tastf Christmas, Wayne B, Wheeler
general counsel of the Anti Saloon
league predicted today by way Of
holiday greetings
Industrious drinkers and watchful
revenue agents have greatly reduc-
ed the supply Of wet goods" Wheel
er said and the disasters resulting
from the consumption Of wood al
cohol have taught the public 10 be
wary OF bootleggers.
He admitted there has been lot
of home brewing going on as part
Of the prosraT of preparedness but
said he:
"It's ehieflF beer that's being made
aud all this home brew stuff is slop.
No one has the courage to drink
much Of It,"
The dry leader took occasion TO
nav his respects to Chief OF Police
Fitzrnorris, OF Chicago, who gave
Christmas cheer to the Chicago pub
lie in the way of q message an.
rouncirg that anyone might carry
"sorr ething on the hip" with i'm
uunity, as the police were too busy
catching bandits to bother with
Volstcad law violators.
ANY officer Of the law who tells
the public TO violate tho laws should
he removed from office said
Wheeler.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-24
Gill High School Lad
Wins Essay Contest Honors

To Gill High school. Palestine Ark.
goes the honor Of having as one OF
its students, the winner of first prizc
in the out.of-town high school dlvi-
sion In the Million Dollar essay co.
test conducted by The News Scimitar.
Many essays poured into the desk
Of the Million Dollar editor from high
schools outside OF Memphis shortly
after the announcement OF the con
test. They came from all different
PARTS of the country. and many of
them were excellent. but the one
printed herewith was decided best.
by the judges;
FIRST PRIZE,
by Robert Z'rkf6. Palestine, Ark,
Pupil ofGilI High Sehool.l
II had million dollars TO spend
for the good OF Memphis would use
IL for that purpose before died so
would enjoy seeing and personally
felp in carrying my idea out. know
my million would go to hep poor
mothers with tiny babies II could
be large free hospital or dis
FibuGng place, sending out nurses
And necessary things to out Of way
places
II would be something to help makg
mothers hearts lighter and free OF
care. Who knows but that this crime
wave may have been caused by seeds
sown years ago?
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-24
Actress Has
Her Crooked
Legs Broken
Laughs OF Mirrored Figure.
Recoenizes Se'f-Now
Getting Straight"
fey international News servics.)


CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-"Legs should
not he allowed to interfere with ones
career" according to Miss Ruth Cor
don, actress.
Bow legs were the bane of Miss
Gordon's existence so she had 'em
Strengthened. She is In a hospital to-
day with both legs in plaster casts.
not through accident. but because
she wanted them broken.
Three years ago" Miss Gordon
SAID, ! was walking down an aisle
In a Chicago department store and
saw pair of legs walking toward
me that made me laugh because they
were funny. Then / discovered that
the legs were mine.
i wanted to haye something done
right then, but / didn't have time.
Then saw Marilyn Miiler's legs in
q show at Atlantic City and, that de-
cided me-"
So for beduty's sake Miss Gordon
had q Chicago surgeon break both
her legs. She viii not he able to
walk for at least three months. but
she thinks II will be worth it.
In private life Miss Gordon is Mrs.
Gregory Kelly. She was the baby,
talk lady in Booth, Tarkington's
Seventeen" and recently starred in
Clarence" Her husband is Greg
ory Kelly who was the boy in
! Seventeen"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-24
ARNSTEIN Jury
FAILS TO AGREE
UPON DECISION

WASHINGTON. Dec. "A. The jury
in the case OF Jules W. (Nicky) Arm
stein. ana others. reported to Justice
Gould in the district supreme court
today that II was unable 10 agree on
a verdict, after 1a hours deliberA-
tion. Justice Gould discharged the
jury and announced mistrial.
The concerns are required to an
swer averments in the complaint that
false and misleading statements with
respect to the business and property
of the Associated lOil Company. Inc,
its management aful oil lease hold
ings, were made to induce the public
to purchase stock Forty days are
allowed for filing an answer, after
which the case will be set for trial
on its merits.
Tried with Arnsteln were David W.
Sullivan. Norman s. Bowles and Will
en- w. Easterday, OF the firm OF ID.
w sullivan & Co, a Washington
brokerage concern. The four were
char "a with eonspiring to bring
stolen securities into the District OF
Columbia from New York. The tria.
lasted four weeks,
No plans have been made rs 10
further action BY the government,
District ATTORNEY Laskeyl announced.
The hail bonds on which the uefe Id
ants had been al liberty we're con-
tinued by the court. -,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-24
PRIMROSE PATH
FORSAEEN BY
BANDITS GIRL

"The straight and narrow from
now on"
This was the promise OF Edna Pad
get, Louisville, Ky, girl arrested here
in company with Edward b. Kelly,
one OF the dandy bandit" trio who
escaped when Clyde A. Hamilton shot
and Killed County Jailer George r,
Reeves and was later slain himself.
The girl late Thursday was put on
train for Louisville, where she will
spend Christmas with her parents
She has, been held al the Convent Of
the Good Shepherd.A detained BY the
government as wi4ess In white
slave" action AGAINST Kelly The
action has been dismissed. and there
was no charge against the g'rlN
The girl met Kelly and his fellow
bandits in Detroit. She accompanied
Kelly here, ed was living with him
In the eegently appointed Union
avenus apartment when they we're
arrested