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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-18

Q sedinta linistita = caperei
romano este ,nn fenQmen aat de
mare Cd aproape toate ziarele din
tara IL inregistreaza IA loc dc
frnnte. NJ
M tratati co1lsti6ta ca pc un
|!copil yitreg, 81 nici cp cinstea 81
|,nu va certati. !
Pentru sun ON intelligent ajunge
un cuvint dar pc prostul nul poti
cQnvinge Gu toate cnvintele din
dictionar.
Crntati eat Sc poate Ia ghiata
ca SD aveti GU ce cumpara carhuili
Ia iarna.
-
II 70
Multi sa llauda ca au SINCE rece
Isl rabdare, dar spuneti unuia ca
nevasta-sa ii pune eoarne 81 vet
vedea ce gesturi face.
Up .barbat poate ca nn adnite
dar, moi stim ca din zece sfaturI
ale nevestei urmeaza noua.
i !" @''l -
| Dracnl nu va fl asa de negrS
precnm Sc zice, dar nici 'ingeri 6,
aripi n am vazut.
|
Use afirma GU siguranYa ci
Carlntu al Ungariei i'm Angus
Iyiitor va mai da lovitura d,
teatru, de data aceasta cu aero
lplanul, 81 dupa cat am aflat il
lacest scop angajat pc vestitu
aviator Kopcea, care ia garanta
ca nu-i va rnpe gatul.
| =
! Popa Murasan s'a dus in Anne
rica de Sud. Sc zice ca mai ;bu
curos ar fl revenit in Statele Uni
te daca s'ar fl revenit la leget
lprohibitiei, de oare ce sfintia $.
e obisnuit numai cu real STUFF
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-18

La desbaterle parlamentare privre la refoma nan-
clara din Romania, intre aele cem:
Se aemitc amenda1nentu dior Vada 81 Popovici carl
propun tran carl peaca America pentru agonsre de
avut, si fie mpusi mai aspru ceat."
Rostu acesui amendment a devenit lege prin
arani pleac in America pentu imbunaatrea tre or
lnaterae implicit comuntatii in riesc 81 al t9l
fie mpusi la dare mai cea penrp RESTRAIN
gerea migrar, daca nem socoteaa de proverbu Sco-
pul scuza mi oacelc, bun ar din ppnctnl de yedere al
lcgice al drep este Unjust Sc supra categqre
te oamen mai hps ceialt din clasa carora anartin
In America 81 pana acnm VENT partea cea mai saraca
81 psita din patnra taraneasca din Transiyania RQman
VENT in America fost mapat de pspr geya mp
Gle bunastare belsug Covaroaea majorate sau mprp
ntat della banc della taran mai avut hani peptrp
drum. De bne fuge nimeni nici cnele uge de pane
81 atunc cnd omu CONVINCE toae staruntele u
poate scapa de saraca sa incuba in yatra ia hau
rhege incerce norocul in alte part ale lum, IVA
hor1t energic, fapt trebue bpcure H ac
inertia pedeapsa.
Romn ransilvaneni oteti in upta nevoile 81 mega
zure rest 81 nefres 81 cee della Dunezeu cee din ma
stapanr vtrege inca din veacul al 19ea eigrat Uni
in Russia, a in tara turceasca Dobrogea Serbia 81 Bplga
ria de aI 81 pare in Nuntena 81 Modova cp toae
sapan in tara or lQr majoritate dupa
agonisit att poata nevoe sau rentors in
tara M sau insrenat de 81 contrhut intro aspr4
mare la propasirea ei.
ConduSatori 81 fauritor de leg al Romane daca dores
restraga egrarea dornta fumoasa din t0ae
tele de vedere interesul general al tar trene s
rcnee carl e strcesc Aceasta rebpi m
de capetenie celor la inima interes tae ale
nnpi caci legi restrictive punitive san nspsesc
nu-si vor ajunge scopul
Cand aranu Sc bucura de viata ibera 81 smt
in tara in lu cand inantea legor eopotry&
eel avut; cand paman nteresele lui ocroe
e eg cas nterese ceorlate case emgarea nceta de
Ia sine.
nar lagea 81 alta latura nedreapta De Sd lie
liuma taran carl peaca in America mpusi IA dare maj
to ace peaca in America orice alta 4ara
Inteeg exceptie student dar restul profesupe Iter
meerias negpsorii fnancari catagQrie din p6pra
mace supappsa paeaca intro ta& srepa nantr
aGQnisiEe de ayu Sd plateasc& dare mai mare "a cAi
qenrnca 81 ant TQani tara neyoie 81 e e 81 Gea %
pare din ei sieRnsusit posite pc au p1in
toEnl statulni 81 tari, din pnnga tanlaf
De pentru unii mpma 81 pentru sltl cinmzi
81 maj muA fnc6 81 cp mai mare texQep de Artefe; 6t
pun6 pozt mare inssch aau ii inaptt - ka ac ea
pkaef a 4aEi ar1iae = 1ispeasGa Av A1sna e tox
- mi nalte easar, stos din sp1aares 58s6 -
seitosuln indpstsiaL ss
JfrsRFl raaaia aagMs akeuiL sysh ete, lh Tl4nunig
iaal1Fpt nik A<E1eit tarA 0SnoS 3<f vi o
II r. 1a ilH A. M t. 11 r. l2 lnfIe1
ll44 ka.l 1 ta1e apeeetas I'M ~ 6xR - lI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-18

miraclilnasa Sle vinAect "a H. !,
Apalor.
Epplicathlnile amt dete sis IN
.liaaba franceSa, char ii nunele.
lecalitatilor slajlt trhfNse pc cat.
hosibil 81 in frantuzeete, ca afrai
h,ktatea Sd fie pusa ct mai multi
III cnnostintd aslpra geografiei
.aceetei sepuhliai now, e A rasa-
rit pc :rsainele xnpar6tisi hahsbpr-
gice.
ceeeee trehpe ~ ne liHnFesio-
nexe fnsa mai multi III faptnl T.
oestei propaganda cehoslovace, in
4Ara rroastra, nu este at&t tendin
IA yecinllor nostri De IA hord, de
a ne face 81 noua mai cunoscutR
geografia tarei lor, cat mai
Jsles inslrazneata incercare, de q
face cApeprent, ehiar aa moi
|@eesa, statiunile noastre halneare.
Este aeeasta de sigpr cea mai
EAtrasaica leetie, GEO pri~im din
|nartea strainilor, pc cari-i vedeHl
|Aa mhpca canstienta pe tpate ia
|rAmprile, pricepdndp-se "a exploa-
|teAe, ,cAm Sc .apyine, boeatiile ma
|'turale ale tarii lqr, Ile cand moi ne
|,mArginsIp sa ne iilcAntam de co.
snarile nepretuite ale tSrei noa-
ltrt, tara Al stim TRACE nici tip
bfaGtsE ne prima lor, .ba char sa'qlt
F,haaliiAm cu total, uitandu7lie II
straini cum stu 81 Sc -folosiascF
| de ,ele. i't I
All ASem, maltsamim wi Dpmae
zen, nenumarate statiuni bslnea.
re, uncle 74hiar Gu rehpme ip Eu
roRa, dar ,pnoasta g1spQd&rie 1
statului nostru lie face neutiliza
|hile pentru moi, .cei din tara, dai
"a mai atragam ,la ,ele 81 vizitatog
de peste granita.
Astaxi, Gu noul tariff al trenu
rilor noastre, Gu lipsa de masuH
Ipentru ustirarea transporturilol
IpAna Ia statiunile 'balneare, q
l!epecula lneomenoasa . negustori
flor, cart vor intro vara sd sc pri
cQRsiasca pc urma nenorocitilor
carl vim sa-si caute sandtatea G,
baile precise de medici, GU aipsi
de comfort, neputandu-se,. ONT,
aprovixiona Gu cs1f necesare pen
Itru un regim alimentar convena
bill, indlrind, mai in sfirsit toat,
lmiEeriile vietii platind naeaxuril,
Su 1anf sstpplj ~ = hsstaf -
'bhnie, ca cineva, ,sdaca liu are ab
1cluta trebuinta de cnra medi
celia, sa Sc deplaseze din tiniste,
casei sale intro localitate bal
neara.
j Stunt tari, carl s'au innbogati
numai din atragerea streinilor ii
tara lOr, cum e de pilda Nlvetia
ST tara noastra, care este inzes
itsat& de IA nature GU toate fru
.pusetile, Gu tqste eomorile pa
mantului 81 mai ales Gu ape vim
deekt0are miracalaaae, nu indraa
Inaste Sd .cheme pc nimeni so Vi
/ Titeze, caci ne lipsesc atatea, i,
IcAt ne-am ,prezinta prea saraei i
lfata streinilor, GU toste lhogatiil
nsoaastrs. pc cari nv stim 81 le q
kpreiem, nepricepandu,ne 10 es
1ploatarea isvoarelor noastre d
castigs9i1its Oaf4atin.
An'iYainta''-
= ..s. SIR
| foN NxoeARE
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-18

nentru ;hranirss - minieril|
in ,sreva. n \ lcqs6t "a dina
. Ibuna parte a e a anne cum
parat pusti II ~ CO Aa mar
meze aaibsrii NJ resistenta'
inarmata. Asa ! a = incercats
Sd dovedepa6 taAHaAe santii
resultatele egit1 aer agentilor7
provocAtari An aip partalaI|
.proprietarilor.
Convantianes liyisiei 4anrcu-1
beulai, IN IN seslint de eri Z = dis,
cutat chestia hon l,llli soldat tilor.,
FL an recunoscut argulneiitele'
abuse de Preasd atele Harding
ca in conditiile presslAt tara
nu in stare A. taesca ,aespa- /
.gubire fostilor M III de ne front
fara ruinarea M sunt dnse-|
meiate. Netsrapii psa srag atap-
tia guvernulni lpta maaelNa
tilor de economic ee s'sr pntaa|
face, .intre .cAfi traAearea M
marului oficiaht " ,enxerl,a l,araal.
u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-18
lhfDRbAIHHd

Frank. Harnish, de l9 ami, \
volt sd Sc sinucida in celula lui
din al 9-lea district politienesc
prin aceea ca a incercat sa-si des-
|chida ,vIna de la mana. Tn poll
tist insa la observat 81 Ia dus
imediat la spital unde Eau ban,
dajat. dupa .aceea fost adus La
|temnita. Ell fost acuzat Gu ua
delict neinsemnat, dar, ,citat, n q
aparut inaintea tribunalului po-
litienesc. S'a dat un mandat de
arestare contra lui pentru dclict
contra autoritatii tribunalului.
- . .
Fond Du Leo. - In tpreOt care
a gandit sa faca ca samaritanul
din Bible, patit-o. P. C. For,
seth, Nm preot din New Era, Mich.
mergea Gu automobilul sau pc
sQsea. El a vazut dol ,drumeti ii
,fiindp-i mila de eli, ia. Invita- 81
ia ,loc in antomobil langx .el. Peste
|eAteva minute acestia l'ausaegat
|despAr rarhore, i,au bagat o zdream.
IL in guri 5si ian luat sIbanii 81
dbisctele pretioase ce lesavea: in
yaloeTe de- de 400 dollari. Bietul So.
maritan q fost gasit in stare
desolata. Automobilul sau q fost
gasit nu departe de el, abando.
nat pc miriste. Politia cauta pe
hoti.
Huron, s. p. IN mnpcitqp,
William D. Henderson, de g ani,
+ fe9t iPppseat De unul dintre cei
300 mnncitori apartinafori orga.
nizatiunii I. w. W. mergand cp
i'm tssp De paxaEa eatre ppas. j.!
i nBEit iaediat. Gepxe AripAei 1
|cS Xan3 3Aesan ma volt AZ III
membru in aceasta onganizatiYnc
r 1ssss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09
By Walter Camp

In the back6ed Gpp of Notre Dame gets the first place
of his versatility and power able he punt
droPick orwadpass, tace-in fact do anything any
backfed could be required do and do in well
night superlatve fashion He dopkcked when his fresh
team sxty-t~O yards When who has been taken
off with badly hurt shoulder go in pinch and carry
the ball the goane get his absolutely neces
touchdown something of the mans power be under
stood "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09
By Henry L. Farrell
United Press Staff Correspondent

After seeing Notre Dame walop the Army Saturday, the
best critics of the ravng about the Indiana eleven The
has the best of the south dhe middevest and
Notre Dame looks to be the class of them all.
Not only those being auded the skies but
four of the South Bend being nominated for ALL
American honors
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09
A Young Man Dies
Chicago Examiner
Chicago Examiner
George Gipp is dead.

George Gipp is dead.
1t is possible even probable, that the death Of no
other young man Of twenty-three in this country
would attract such widespread attention.
George Gipp, senior at Notre Dame, was in pop
uar estimation the best college football player in the
country. 1t is great thing to do well in whatever
field one may have chosen. To do better than any
one else is given to few. Gpp reached that level.
And at the summit of his achievement in the field
he made his own, he dies For him no going on to
greater things, might have happened but yet for
him, on the other hand, no gradual sinking into
obscurity. He passes In his fullest brilliance.
AtNotre Dame and elsewhere Gipp will become
legend He cannot be forgotten. Circumstances
have allied themselves with his own proves to as
sure this fact There will be kind of consolation In
this fact to those who knew him best; to whom he
was not George Gipp All-Western and All-Amer-
lean football player, but George Gipp the boy.
Peace to his marvellous activity. He brought
honor to himself honor to his college. He lived as
many man has dreamed to lve-for accomplish
ment; he dies as many man would be willing to die
in the flush of his fame.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09
The Chicago American

Gpp taken of the game just before the close
aim for the Purdue Saturday The cadets gazed tie
wonder with and admiration as he stag
gered off the field of applause from the West
Point stands Gipps great work appreciated by
beaten host.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09
The NetU York Herald

George Gipp is All-Amencan there is real AlAmer
this IF anything be done football field
which Gpp didn't do yesterday discernbe the
naked eye
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-09

his the highest peaks of fame and
that he had which stands brilliantly FORTH
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-27
The Weather.

Forecast for this section: Unsettled
today and probably tu3HCrroW; vari-
able winds.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-27
"NONE OF HIS FUNERAL"
Man Refuses to Believe Friends VIII
Decorated His Coffin.


Hoboken, y. j., April -. - Anton
Henry Madler delcined to make his
funeral official.
Not even Il view of his ashes in a
neat metal urn convinced him that
he had passed away. It's none of
my funeral" he said stoutly. Like
wise he waved away other proofs in
Guiding the statement of friends who
had carried flowers TO decorate his
casket, and newspaper clippings
which described the funeral and told
what fine man he had been.
Madler admitted the praise might
be justified, but the alleged death
not now.
To make it worse, Madler's modest
savings were wiped out by the funer-
al On entering an almShOuse here he
left his wallet with an undertaken to
insure a proper funeral service and
cremation. The undertaken said he
was called to the almshOuse Sunday
to get Madler's body. He got the
body and cremated it, Likewise he
used Madler's funds to do it.
Then Nader broke up a pinochle
game at Henry Writer'S saloon by
walking. in on a crowd Of his old
friends.
The corpse visited the undertaken
TO tell him he will not pay for
funeral at which he was not the prin-
cipal character or which he had not
zen had The pleasure of being a wit
ness. Hoboken authorities are try
ing to learn who impersonated Mad
Ter at such critical moment in his
career.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-27
HOUSE GETS new
PROHIBITION BILL
Places Enforcement With De.
pdrtment Of Justice.
NAVAL EXPANSION OPPOSED
Representative Knight Against Exces-
sive Taxation to Keep Up Warships
of "DoubtfuI" Value.

Washington, April PA bill plac
Ing enforcement of prohibition entirel!
N the halIds of the department of JUS
lice was introduced hy Representative
Fill, Republican, Maryland.
lie described il Il, Il counter attacb
on Representative NolsteHd's more
drastic" dry amendment introduced OF
Monday.
While fav0ring repeal of the pl'ohi
Gition law, Mr.. Hi insisted that as
!"ng as it remained in effect there
-Iould be rigid enforcement by the de
iartment Of Justice, and not by thu
treasury department.
No date has been Ned by the jut,i
,iary committee fer hearings on MI
NclSread's bill! t. prohibit the &,lH &"
eer to the sick on a physicians ire
cription. Representatives of the AM
Saloon League will urge its enIctln,'i:
Immediately.
Favorable report on the Keyes i'll
creating Il separate bureau of aero
nautics in the navy department Wa.
EOted by the senate naval committee
Members said the bill would be placed
before the senate al an early date.
Attack on the naval appropriation
ill, aimed particularly at its provision
# $90,00O000 for continuing new con
;truction, was made by Representative
Knight, Republican, Ohio, new mem
Der.
iToTr tt, ,tn St 10
and | want to explain why" he told
he house Where are we going tC
get the money to keep up this navy.
when excessive taxation is bearing
down our people and we are looking
fOr new sources of revenue TO meet ouI
unpaid debts? We are asked to build
battIeShips and battle cruisers wheI
there are grave doubts in the minds
of capable officers as TO whether ships
like these will ever Ire of fighting val
lie in modern war.
Il propose to SuSp, nd this apprO
priatiOn at least until we know the
facts, and shall introduce a resolution
creating a commission to inquire int
the facts as to the real value of cari
tai ships while the expenditure is stop
ped"
Representative HuddlestOn, Demo
crat, Alabama, rising during the ap
plause given Mr.. Knight, congratulate
ed him for speaking here as he hal
done, and being willing to back up
what he said with his vote"
Tariff troubles are worrying Sen.
at0r Penrose, who announced another
change in the finance committees
schedule. From the present outlook
the senator said, the emergency tariff
bill cannot come out of the committee
until the end of the week, and then
he only "hOpes" to get it out.
Before congress convened for the
extra session. two weeks ago, Mr.. Pen
rose predicted the emergency measure
would pass the house in three days
the senate in three more, and become
Il law iff ten days at the outside. Pre-
dictionS pOstponing the date of final
passage come almost daily now from
the senator's office Senator Penrose
in eXtenuation, declares the bill "bris,
ties with difficulties.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-27
INVENTS sun STOVE
FOR 24-H0UR USk
Scientist Admits Device is Lux
ury, Eui Elf9CtV3

Washington, April 27.-Advantagrs
of the old Sol Cook stove, operated
twenty-four hours Il day on sun heal!
alone, We're explained to the Natiun;;.
Academy of Sciences here by DR.. {.
G. Abbot, of tn Smithsonian Insti
tuition.
The device is as yet Il luxury, he
admitted, but aCded that Mrs. Abbot
had done everything but fry on the
solar cook stove at Mount Wilson,
Cal He displayed Il can of beans,
saying they we're solar cook stove
canned, looked good and tasted bet
ter"
The apparatus, Doctor Abbot said.
a sun reflector through which runs
a tube of ordinary cylinder oil to alb
sorb heat from the reflector and apply
it to the cooking compartment, inSu-
lation retaining heat in the oil over
night.
Cooking temperatures were auto
matically regulated by a float device.
Doctor Abbot said, While simple
clock work mechanism kept the retleC
tors pointed to the sun.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-27
0hIS CT III HALF
March Record OF Manufactures Shows
Heavy Reduction.


Washington, April 21.-NlW muteri.
al imports during March exceeded eX.
ports by more than SlO,000.OO0, while
food stuff exports were about $2S,G00,,
600 i'll excess of imports, department
OF commerce figures disclosed.
March imports of raw materials to.
tailed $Sl,4l1,2O1, compared with S2lG,
64l,395 last year, and Exports S6J,,
l63. 49,, against &11.J,OS3,2IJ i'll 1925
For the nine months ended with N;lrc.
imports aggregated SS34, ,SO2 ,J3O z =.
Sl,G3J. l32,1IO Il year ago, ,,nd eIi:uri
$l,Uo4, ,SSI,-4O, compared with ). ,-.,.,,
3d., ,2S9.
March foodstutf imports were SO; =,
1O1 900. compared with St43,9U, 90
last year, and exports Si09,2U5,OUD :.
against $lS6,20S,000 For nine n!oli u
fOodStutf imports amounted to .....
624, 900 as against S994912,UUU .l,s
year, and exports 81. 534.96J,O ,OGJ. g
compared with 81 ,GJl ~, 900
Imports of manufactures in M4rri
tOtaled SS1 03S, 900, compared Will
So, $4,000 II 1920: exports $780, y.
900 us against $3.50, 1901 900 For fht
nine months imports aggregated 81,
O49, ,5OS,OOO, against S1,091 $4,000, ~
exports $2.97S,6 900, as eompiir> ,
with S1,110,2S0,000 in 1920.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-27

Neb. Bars Aliens From Owning Land
Lincoln, Neb. April 27.-GoV"rnor
NIckelvie sig ed the allen land bill.
1t prohibits all aliens from acquiring
title to land in Nebraska.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-27
2.Ton Fish Caught in Net.

Atlantic City, April 21.-Old ses
dogs, whose chief pastime ashore is
to spin yarns OF gigantic fish they
have landed, were nonplussed when
Captain Clarence Starns craft dock
ed with a marine monster weighing
more than two tons. 1t was caught
in a mackerel net sixty miles off the
coast The fish, tWent" feet long, was
hauled aboard with Il block and tackle,
after putting up a stiff '"ttle. None
Of the sea vate ans could name its
species.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-27
ncome Tax Puts Woman in Asylum

Buffalo, " Y, April 27.-Papers fl
ed in the county clerks Office state
that Ethel J. MHhau, owner of Il gro
Gerry store, became so worried over
fear that the government would cor
fsca.e her business. because cf errors
in her income tax ei.Grt, that she lost
her mind. She WAS committed to the
State Hospital ior the Insane by Act
ing County Clerk Judge OttowQy
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-27
WANTED
FOR RENT

FOR FENT:-Garage 81 a month ap-
ply to MRS. ALBERT H. SMITH, ITO
West End Avenue, Phone 672-J.
1t26-5t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-27
Six-Eoot B!acksnake KiIIed

Sunbury, -April 27.-Alte Datrle
If more than an hour, H. A. Derr and
larence GaSS. killed Il siX-foot black.
make as thick as Il broomh. rd.e. Ac-
'ording To the men, they were driving
IN automobile near Midd,cEurg wlit,.
he snake struck at it. They l2l.'y,
rom the machine ard after ra"e3: y
affnrtS finally killed tn" roltii>. I'll.
>ody OF the make was brought ,;iu:r
~ prN"i
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-27

FOR RENT:-Nice large lot, in high
state of cultivation, make fine garden
or truck lot. Apply to ARTHUR 8.
HOPKINS
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-27
Doorkncb Breaks: Woman Hurt.

Pottsvitle, Pa, April 27.-WheH the
knob on her front door broke of, Mrs.
Angus, Kelley, of Sci uylkill Haven.
was thrown heavily to the pavement
and broke both legs. She has since
been in AN uHc, nscious condition, and
apprehenS,u.,> are entertained for her
recovery. -" is Il woman of very
heavy Wci&.d. and this added to the
force of her Iall.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-27
Referees Order Waqe Cut,

Cleveland, April 27.-Wages in the
garment industry here will be reduced
912 to 1872 per cent, effective May /,
under discussion handed down by
the board of referees maintained by
the Cleveland Garment Manufacturers
Association and the International
Ladies' Garment Workers Union.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
ABOUT THE STATE

orally and equipped with good tires It was the general belief of the crowd that had it been cleaned and demon strated a much larger price would have been secured. The machine, which was confiscated by federal prohibition agents in accordance with the law re- quiring seizure of machines found in use for transportation of liquor, bore a Texas license.-Citizen.
 Divorce Mixed With Booze
 TUCSON-That his wife, Nellie K. Thayer went to Nogales, remained all night and returned in company with another man, bringing five gallons of whiskey, was testified by Walter E. Thayer as witness in his divorce suit this afternoon. Thayer said that when the whiskey was brought to his house, his wife asked him to bring 1t into the house. but that he refused. He said that later he thought it best to bring it in rather than leave it in front of the house in the auto mobile and he placed it in the garage. The liquor later disappeared and Thayer said he did not know where it went The witness declared that his wife and her companion told him that they intended to sell the liquor. Citizen.
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child, that Hamon agreed to acknowl- edge it as legal, and that upon his death the child should share in his estate.
 Shortly before she took the stand, Clara Hamon was led from the court room almost in a condition of collapse, while deputy sheriffs and bailiffs in- effectually sought to clear the court room.
 Mrs V. B. Wailing, sister of the de- fendant had testified that for some time she had not known of the relations between her sister and Hamon, but that when her father, J. L. Smith of Fl Paso, Tex, learned of the fact, he had come to Ardmore, she said, ito kill Hamon" and was disarmed by the sheriff State objections were sus- tained. w H. Mclean on the defense counsel insisted that the question was proper, and that how the family ac-