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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-08

siuirea si' .invie drcptatea 81 ii
bertatea. S'a cutremurat intres
pamintrpl, catapiteazma ilnlpara-
tilor a crepat, portilc siadul,li S Eau
4lrcbit, tainitele de chin s'au
des1h;s 81 suflctul neamului ain
Wat in stralucirc dumnczeia.sca 81
razitorii temnitelor au vof4bit d.
puterea luminei.
.Poporul ronin din Ardcal, Ba
nat din vechea Crisana 81 Mara
muraS intrat in Balgrad, sta
rfnit de cunostinta vie unitatii
noastre rationale. De la opinc;i
pima la Vla'dica m1nati de gindul
mare 81 vointa sfinta sa inteme-
ieze aici Rominia Mare, sa dca
faptura vesnica vis,rlui, care ne-a
rabit de veacuri suflletul. Caci nu
ostc astazi Romin in largile ho-
mre ale pamfntului stramosesc,
care Sc nu fie coplesit de marea
vointa de a fl unit cu toti fratii
SUI, singurd stapinire nationala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-08
lIlelfeI|e 1bIgdoart.
DIsPoz1TTIIE pRoIDCTUIur
DE LEGE AL 1gJ9TRULUI
DE urI1I(E.

Spicuim din a dona parte a pro.
iectului de lege a chiriilor, anume
inchirierile obligatorii.
Tot posesorii de mobile urbane
Indifferent de titlul lor juridic
sunt datori ca in termen de trei.
zeci dc zile de Il promuEgarca
legei chiriilor sd ofere sprc fnehi
riere incaperile &c an disponjbile
fle Gle mobilatc sau nemobilatc
Numarnl incaperilor carl pot {
scutite de i,lchirierea obligatorie
raminind in folosinra stapini!p,
lor actnali va Fl dc doua canert
mai multi dc cit njlmarul ncnibri
'lor -familici lccufiin IN s,ccay
casa.
Sc excepteaza concrile r,zcr
vate exclusiv exeEcitinlui prcfe
siunei, salile de 1trarc, vestia
rele, cori'doareie. (ikiie de i,aie
Dc servitori, Nn bucutArii
le, magaaiile q tenere inca
perile impropy Fn iocuit.
Nlmenl PC cQIJa ma
|mnlte camcre az ccle aratat,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-08

Daca doriti sa aveti locul rezer-
vat din timp, trimiteti arvuna de
$1,000 (pentru care primiti chitan-
ia respectfully 81 vom opri biletul
|pe vaiorul Gu care doritfi sa GALA
toriti, putind astfel pleca la ziua
hotarita.
MOI va ingrijim Gu toate cele ne
cesarc pentru plecare.
Trebuie sd veniti la New York
nuina; ell 4 zile inainte de plecarea
|vaporului. !,
E bine sd scricti sau sd telegra-
fiati din timp ziua 81 ora plecarei
din orasul D-voastra pentru a Fl
|primiti la CARA de moi.
Cinl va dati jos din tren in ga
ra New York arafat adresa noas-
ira spre a fl recunoscuti 81 condusi
de reprezentantii nostri.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-08

BIRoU DE CALAToRI, INC.
so CORTLAND STR.
J NEW YORK, NY.


4Putcti calatori spre Patria Veche
pc orr ce linic.
Compatible de vapoare au grija
calatoriei cit 81 a bagajului ce du-
|ceti cu D-voastra.
SCalatoria sc face ca inainte de
|razboi.
Trel:uri speciale asteapta la por-
tul unde va scoboriti din vapor 81
va due pima la locul undc doriti sd
va opriti.
Merseti pc un drum mai scurt 81
mai ieftin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-08

Stunt 'sc,1titc de ascmeni de in
chirierc ohligatorie cladirile ocu.
pate de familia regala 81 princia
l.a, de consniatelc 81 leeatiile pu.
ierilor ssr;inc, de autoritatile .pu-
fbliee, &c aziluri, sanatorii, spita
llc, scoli, muzec, bibliotcci, teatre
!, circuri, cincmatografc, salile ds
renni,n;, de eonfcrinte, cabnetc
!c de lcctu.a. localurile obstinate
vre-unui cult, eapetele 81 in ge-
mere ori ce local de interes pu-
Iblic.
Numarnl incaperilor ocupate
de banci, societati cooperative 81
profesioniSti, ca negustori, indu-
striasi, me'dici, ingineri, avocati,
dentisti, etc, va Fl eel strict ne.
cesar exercitarii profesiunii lor,
putind ii limitat in acest SEM
printr'o hotarire comisiei de
arDitrii. In urma acestei hotariri,
, eanerile sOcotite disponibile vor
trebui imediat oferite sprc IL
| chiriere.
\ Proprietarii sau stapinii actu-
ali Isl aleg camerile, insa asa fel
ca sd nu impedece folosinta chi
riaSului Alegerea sc face de ia
inceput, fara drept de sch.mbari
lie cit ell consimtam;ntul reel
proc 81 pc toata durata contrac-
| ltului de inchiriere. Nlci incerca-
rile de zadarnici ,pfin transfer
mari vote inchirierca iii s;mt in
galaite.
Chiriasul care, la data pronul-
garei lcgei, poseda maj multe ca
mere de cit cele preyaazuts prin a.
;aasti lege, are facultatcl sau de
a sub -inchiriG, conform l,gei. cx-
ee;ientul de camere pc pref egal
cLlrici, pro-parte, pc care O pla-
| / Sic ell prop:, - nj, san de a
re-. ] ia la elc i, faiosnl pror:ic
tarutLi scaMlfll., . narta rro:n,r-
Il .Yta din .hiric. ayilGu-sc s..
v; ''ic 81 Sit lst acalor -camarc.
J'it,t-..., .t rtZolya comisla H.:
sl'.'@: IL plrms 81 ultima in
81 Il.
.aan, --.c ,.,.ia y pct II sell
tie O. iEchir:: -, numai in cazu
ci:.u poscsornl lor va ae3unc la
G css:erie pa5 Ca in folosul CO
n'rle' respective. 0 suma d. ban
gaia cu oda.i :. iumatate va!o.-
r,a lcr locat:1. dupa evallarsa
f.cLte de com:, d .,lli ma: IT.
CA. recenzam'ur. ;'roportia va-
lorii locative 0 poate face 81 pro.
prietarul sub rezerva apro5ari.
ulterioare comisiei.
Recipisa de plata sumei de mai
sus imprcuna GU certificatul per-
ceptiei respective dat dupa rolu-
rile impozitului financiar Sc va
depunc in fiecare an comisici de
srbitrii care controliiHlu-le exac-
'itatea, liberarea solicitatorilor
dovala de scutirc de inchiriere.
Daea suma depusa sosotita
de comisie ca trebuc majorata,
posesorul camerilor scutite trebue
sd depuie 81 diferenta hotarita
de comisie in telmen de 30 de Il
lie, sub sactiunea perderei dreptu.
lui de scutire.
,Co.nuna va folosi aceste sumo
pentru construirea de noui ilno-
bile.
Chiria imobilelor neinchiriate
pima All o hotareste comisla arbi-
frara judecfnd dnpa normeie clS-
d:rilor asemu:toare 81 dupa ncr-
mcle lasate la aprccierea con,isi;i.
Pima la 1000 lei chirie, som;sia
TO arcste in prima 81 ultima in
7;snta, pentru chiriile mai mari
III drept de APPEL la tribunal.
Milne vo,l arata felul Gum
sunt compuse comisiile de Jarbitrii
81 judecata cu aiributiile lor 81
declararea incaper;lor pc carc
sunt obligati proprietarii 81 pose
sorii dc case sd o faca.
(,;Dacia's).
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NEW YORK la VIENA.
BUDAPESTA, CERNAUTI,
LAST, ARAD, CLUJ,
ORADEA MARE, SIBIIU,
BEASOV, BUCURESTI

DUCA D'AOSTA, la 6 Aprilie.
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FRANCE 49,. la IA Aprilie.
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DUCA D'ABRUZZI, la 81 Apr.
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LA YOURAINE In "a Apr.
LA LORRAINE la l Maiu.
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ST 'Ilfloresc cimpiile
ST vim ciocfrliile
Si ell versul lor de vara
Ccru-albastru-l infioara.
Fi-mi-as fl cintat 81 ell,
Oar m-a batut Dumnezeu,
Nh lar mai rabda .pamfntul
pal Gle mia dat j,lram1ntul.
Cam jnrat pc steag strein
Dusmanului sa ma 'nchin,
Siam jurat nestiutor
Pentru Neamt in foe sa mor!.
I. Z. Soricu
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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-09-11
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1872
A LETTER

The following ~letter written by
Capt. J. Ii. Collins, of Tallulah, will
be of interest to the readers OF the
Journal:
Tallulah, La, Sept. 8, 1920
Hon. James Watson, U. S, Senator,
Richmond, Ind.
Ny Dear Sir:
l have noticed in the public prints
that you are going over the State OF
Indiana making speeches In which
-ycu use the statement that the North
pays the taxes and the south is gettln,.
rich, with the inference that that
is favoritism from the present admin
istration. If am correct m this, eact
and every time that you make the
statement you are stating falsehood.
| am using another party's figures
which come from the Department as
refutation of your statement. In
1917 cotton increased in price over
the previous six years average 1920
wool increased over the same period
1900; corn increased ever the same
period 1870; wheat increased over
the same period 1870.
1t is hardly believeablc that a mem
Der of the United States Senate. who
has every facility for getting all the
information from a statistical stand
PORT, would go into the country and
make such representations as you
have made.
II you are the man that. / think you
are you will have manhood enough to
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-09-11
BURGLAR ALARM INSTALLED

Owing TO the fact that the TaHuiah
State Bank always carries a large
number of vahabies for its customers,
which need the best kind of protec-
ticn, and which the tank is at all
times looking to give its custcThers,
it has recently installed d BURGLAR
alarm of the latest type. The alarm
is so complete that it IS impossible for
anyone 60 attempt to 90 into the safe
after banking hours without setting
off the alaTm-even the wires con-
trolling the alarm cannot be discon-
rected without setting eff the alarm
During the week numerous person
-were passing the bank and heard tn,
sound Of the horn while the alarm
was being adjusted, and. the journal
has been asked to call the attenti IN
of the citizens of the town to the fact
that his is he sound that will be made
in case the vault at the bank is tam,
pered with. So if you hear his sound
in the dead Of the night. you shou
act quickly.-Then, mavbe YOU ":
make the 'hauf" instead of the ones
tampering with the vault. Besides the
burglar alarm, the bank carries one
hundred thousand doflars worth of
burglar insurance to protect Its Gu
toners.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-09-11

Any reasonable man would have
supposed that after the actions of
Ne,. berry in Michigan. who is now 4
convict, the Republican party would
use little more discretion. / am
satisfied that "a little coterie in Wash
ington, when that gentleman goes to
the pen, ought to go along with him.
Then came along the primary for the
presidential election, and Mr.. Low
den and Mr.. Woods undertook TO buy
the nomination. Notwithstanding this.
The Republican patty is now using the
same corrupt menas in :he president
same corrupt means in the presiden-
tial election.
For your information. / am sending
a copy of this to Honorable Thomas
Taggart, whom / hope will be elected
United States Senator from Indiana,
l am,
Yours truly, -, -
j. II. COLLINS
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-09-11

synopsis
Jealousy wrecks the lives of mil
lions of people each year. 1t is subtle,
crafty and deadly. Rex Beach in one
OF the most powerful stories ever
written presents the follies and suf-
fering caused by jealous demons. Mr..
and Mrs. Georce Randolph Chester
have adopted this story to the screen
and Alice Joyce gives IN interpreta-
ton of Beatrice, the daughter, who
has been fed c. vengencc for twelve
long years. She also portrays Marion
wife Of Henry Durand who is driven
to end her life by the jealousy of her
husband. 1t is story that holds YOU
tense. It thrills, 1t charms, it entertains
you. You likei t. You would like to
see it again because it is a page from
human life. It tells the. story Of MANY
people you know and therefore it
grins your interest to the end.
This picture will be shown at the
Lyric Theatre in Talluiah on next
Wednesday night and tickets will be
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-09-11
TB. ERADICATION IN as STATES

The campaign to eraiicate tubercu-
losis from live stock is now being cor
Quoted in As states in cooperation
with the livestock owners and the re
spective State livestock sanitary of
ticials. Arrangements are being made
to have other States engage in the
work. However. State end Federal
officials can not prevent losses from
the disease without the assistance and
hearty cooperation of the owners.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-09-11

state these facts in your next speech.
l have a friend in the next parish
adjoining this, Honorable Fremont
Goodwin, who was on the ticket with
you for Lieutenant Governor of the
State of Indiana in 1903, and | am
satisfied you would not question any
statement he would make. You can
get all the information that you wish
as to conditions in this section of the
South.
By the way, my friend Goodwin has
been successful and is making money,
and | am glad to know he is, and i
presume you are too.
would like to make a little pre-
diction, and will do so. Cox is giving
the Republican party the devil
throughout the country and they de-
serve all they are getting.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-09-11
STRAYED OR STOLEN

From Trinidad Plantation, one
large white cow, right horn dropped
q little, no brand. Also one large blue
COW, dehorned. Branded with circle
on left hip. White in forehead ana
under stomach. Reward for informs.
aion.. GEO. LONG.
sep 11-tf. Delta, La.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-09-11

Rub-My-Tism is powerful antisep
tic; it kills the Poison caused from in
fected cuts, cures old sores, letter etc.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-09-11
SUCCESSION NOTICE
State of Louisiana, Parish of Madison
Ninth Judicial District Court
SUCCESSION OF r. D. NEWELL,
Deceased

WHEREAS, Mrs. Effie Henderson
Newell has presented a petition to
said Court, praying for the admins
tration Of said Succession;
Now, therefore, all persons are re-
CURED to show cause, if any they
have, within ten days from the date
hereof, why the prayer of the ne
titioner should not be granted.
WITNESS, the Honorable F. x.
Ransdell, Judge of said Court, and
the official seal thereof, this 10Th
day of September, A. D., 1920.
(SEAL) JOHN E. YERGER,
sep.11-3t. Clerk.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-09-11

Our motto, quality and service. For
n"~a milk. cream. and ice cream tele
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-09-11

Rub-My-Tism is great pain killer.
trelieves pain and soreness caused by
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-01
TWENTY DAYS
 LEFT ID WRITERS
 IF 1920 PLATFORMS

Platform writers, your opportunity is narrowing day by day. By March 22-in just 22 more days-your manu- scripts should be on their way to the Walker Blaine Beale Contest Division of Young Voters. care the Republican National Committee, 923 Woodward building, Washington. D. C., and by March 31, when both contests close, the Arizona Statewide Platform con test. care The Arizona Republican, should have your manuscript in hand for the state competition.
 Send your manuscript, with the requisite number of copies to both contests in ample time- A days delay might eliminate a prize-w winning plat form. If the headquarters of the state contest. (address above), receives your manuscripts in time-by March 22- it will forward them to the national contest for you. Remember there are two distinct contests. one with head quarters in care of The Arizona Re- publican, the other in care of the Re publican National Committee.
 Remember, too, that your manu- scripts for each contest must be ac- companied by a signed statement to the effect that you are qualified; that you are not over p years old.
 Those who have not started to set their thoughts on paper are advised to get busy. Write plank each day until you have a finished platform. and then send 1t in.
 A young Arizonian who had been in another state, and who did not learn of the contest until yesterday, asked whether it was too late to com pete. Not at all, provided of course, the platform can be finished in time, and there are few who cannot write a platform for the republican party in 1920, given 22 days.
 Let's gol In the national contest show the rest of the country that Ari- zona is alive to the nations needs. Bring that national contest prize money to Arizona. But in your eager ness to win one of the big prizes, don't forget that $500, $500 and $200 have been offered for the three best plat forms in the statewide contest.
 Upon application to The Arizona Statewide Platform Contest, care The Arizona Republican, Phoenix, a cir cular fully describing both the national and statewide platforms contests will be sent free. It will be accompanied by a copy of the 1916 platform, which may serve as a guide to the style of a 1920 platform.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-01
HAYDEN COMMUNITY
 WELCOMES MINISTER

HAYDEN. Feb. 27-The congrega- ton of the Methodist church held a re- ception for the new pastor, the Rev. R. Carpenter, last Saturday evening in the parlors of the church. Games were played and mock trial took place, Judge Studley presiding. After several persons had been tried for their real or fancied shortcomings and duly pun ished court adjourned to partake of cake and punch provided by the ladies' Several of the members of the congre- gation made short talks welcoming the minister and his family to. Hayden and assuring them of their loyalty and support.
 Mrs. H. E. Smith. accompanied by her daughter. arrived from Garfield Utah, on Wednesday to join her hus- band. H. F.. Smith superintendent of their home in the house formerly occu- pied by D. Io Moffatt. former superin- tendent.
 All girls of the Camp Fire organiza- tion are notified that the meetings will be held in the ladies lobby of the Y. M. C. A. Miss Ina B. Langridge who is in charge of the girls. is anxious that all girls who are interested should meet with her on Saturdays at ' D. m The charters have been received and all is ready for going ahead with the work so come along girls and have a good time
 Mrs S. Ritchie, who was taken to Phoenix early this week, is now in St Joseph's hospital where an operation was successfully performed. She is re- ported as doing very nicely.
 H. A. Eye and F.. R. Marble of the A. S. x R. company are spending a few days in Douglas. Arizona. studying methods in use at the smelters of the Phelps Dodge and C. and A. companies
 Roger H. Mills. who has been in the Ray Con. hospital for several days. has recovered from his recent illness and is home again.
 w. T. Macdonald. assistant superin- tendent of the mill, is spending a few days in Los Angeles transacting busi- ness.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Kumke are visit ing in Globe. after which they will re- turn to Hayden for a short stay and then go on to their property in Old Mexico.
 The many friends of Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Fisher will be interested in know ing that MT. Fisher is now out of danger and able to sit up for a few
Arizona republican., 1920-03-01
OBITUARIES
Death of Mrs. Lucinda Gas

Mrs. Lucinda Cast died at her home 716 N. Seventh avenue, at 9:3O o'clock last night after an illness of only a week Mrs. Cast is survived by three children; a. son, Ernest Cast and two daughters Alice and Edna Cast.
 Funeral of Mrs. Ada McComb
 The funeral of Mrs. Ada Smith Me Comb. who died last Saturday, will be held at 3:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the H. M. Maus chapel. 311 North First avenue. The Rev.-W. s. Blu chanan will officiate. Interment will be in Greenwood cemetery.
 Funeral of Mrs. L. A. Clements
 Funeral services for Mrs. L. A Clements, who died Friday at her home in this city will be held at ? o'clock this afternoon at the Moore and Mcclellan chapel. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery
 Mrs. Clements is survived by her husband and four small children; her mother: a sister. Mrs. F.. A. Strong of Phoenix. and five brothers, Jim Miller, Burk Miller. Frank Miller and Arthur Miller of this city, and Harry Miller of Mineral Wells. Texas.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-01
ACCIDENTALLY
 SHOOTS H|S 18-
 YEAR -O[D CHUN|
"Unloaded" Pistol Claims Mark Hannah As Victim Boys Were About to Go to Target Range

While contrasting their adepinesS al drawing revolvers, Fred Seden, le years old 736 East Portland street, accidentally shot and seriously wounded Mark Hannah. IS years old, 94O East Portland. The shooting oc- cured at the home of Fred Seden just as the boys were about to start for the rifle range yesterday morning Both boys thought their pistols un- loaded
 Mark Hannah was rushed to the St. JOSephS hospital, where he was at tended by Doctors Little and Vivian The bullet was found to have entered near the diaphragm and ranged up ward toward the heart. lodging in the muscles of the back Although the condition of the Hannah boy is serious, he was reported to be improving at late hour last night, with good chance for recovery.
 Both boys were handling the dan gerous ''unloaded" variety of pistols at the time of the shooting. The Seden boy had an old army pistol of the type with a long barrel, discharg- ing a A bullet. According to one account of the accident, Mark drew his revolver and got the drop on Fred
 I'm quicker on the trigger than you are" he is reported to have laugh ingly said Fred thought he was just as good a gunman and in order to show it also drew quickly and snapped the trigger Both believed their pistols Ao be empty of cartridges.
 When Fred fired The was terror stricken at the answering report and rushed to the side of his wounded chum, grief stricken. Medical assist ance was summoned and the wounded boy was rushed to the hospital