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Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-26
BANKER STATES ALL ALLIES TO
 PAY WAR DEBTS
 WI THOUT I FAIL
Thomas W. Lamont Denies Reports Of Secret Pact
 At Paris Conference
DEFENDS PRESIDENT
Says Failure To Appoint Delegate To Ally Con
 ference Hurting l.. $.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25--All the allies will pay the war debts 10 the United States. Thomas w. Lamont partner in J. P. Morgan & Company who was one of the United States Treasury representatives upon the American commission to negotiate peace. declared tonight before the Philadelphia Public Ledger forum on the peace conference.
 T note a constant reference to some alleged secret understanding ar. rived at in Paris" said the financier "between President Wilson and his advisors on the one hand and the French and British representatives on the other, to the effect that allied indebtedness to the United States should, in whole or in part, be can- celied or forgiven.
 There aint no such thing From start to finish of the peace confer. ence President Wilson and his advi- sors without exception. opposed vigor- ously and finally. any such sugges- tion or proposition Of cancellation. There was no commitment expressed or inferred nor remote. moral or oth- erwise. as to the handling of the al- lied indebtedness tO the United States government. All the main facts in the suggested arrangement for the substitution of German for Belgium bonds were made public at the time.
 The whole question of information al debts is a most important one The American people must, in the last analysis. determine it upon the prin- ciple of what course is best calcUlaJ- ed to benefit the world as whole, including America"
 DepTecating Americas lack of rep resentatiOn on the permanent Tepar- ations commission. Lamont said:
 This commission, in my judgment has been in a considerable measure responsible for the lanentable delay that has occurred in fixing the amount Of German indemnity.
 Says Enemy Cannot Pay
 Our failure to name a delegate for this commission has been not merely Q great disappointment to our former associates in the war. but has. l be lieve. been largely responsible for the continued economic unsettlement in Europe with it's unfortunate reflex up on our own industrial and conner cial business"
 The S46.OO0. 100000 which Germany was notified she must pay over a series of Az years py the recent set clement at Paris. Lamont said. il amortized at S12 per cent and brought back 10 present values, would repre- sent a capital sum of about thirteen billions. plus whatever amount Ger many had already paid on account.
 Now if even the most moderate of experts figuring at Paris" he added thought that Germany could pay . capital sum Of ten or fifteen billion dollars so that not counting the so called export tax which is a part Of the recent Paris settlement the sched ule arrived at does not seem to be unreasonable.
 Certain it is that the allied and associated powers would be delighted to receive as a reparatiOn a capital sum today of S13.0OO, 100000 rather
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-26
DESCRIBES SHOOTING

PHOENIX. Feb. 25.-Erasmus Neil son. father of James S. Nelson. who was shot and fatally wounded on last December 2S at downtown corner today took the stand to testify against Alvah Gray. charged with the murder of aJmes Nelson. Erasmus Nelson said he and his son and sOn-in-law. Walter l.. Haugh. were walking along the street when Gray stepped from behind a post and fired He said he did not see Gray until he stepped from behind the post.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-26
TRAINS STILL RUNNING

The national strike Of railroad em- plOyes of Mexico has not affected hor der points or Sonora towns which which are served by privately owned lines. according to information re- ceiyed in Bisbee. The strike affects only the national lines Of Mexico which are nOminally under govern ment ownership. Trains of the $. r. de Mexico running into NaCo are on schedule and there is no dissatisfac- ton among the employees of the line.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-26
HEAT HITS PHOENIX

PHOENlN. Feb. 25.-TOday was the hottest February day since 1895. when the weather bureau was estab- lished here. according to Robert Q. Grant. in charge of the bureau. The highest temperature during the day way 92. one degree hisher than the previous high record for February which was made no February 24. 1904
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-26
AMENDMENT REJECTED

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9. - By a vote of l93 to 1S2 the house today re- jected a senate amendment to the sun dry civil bll apprOOl iatinG S10.0OO.- GOO toward ComDletion of the Wilson dam. part of the Muscle Shoals nj trate project in Alabama
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-26

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THE WEATHER

Arizona: Generally fair Saturday and Sunday. no decided change in tempera- mre.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-26

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COPPER PRICES

Average price week ending
 February lC. l92l-....---.-.....l216 Average price month of
 Tnpna-rtr rQNn an-a~
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-26

v. lH1l ..-..-...........-............. 1922 Close price week ending Fen.
 g, 1921 .......-.-.........................l225
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Linen Specials

Pattern Cloths, S5-Fine Irish
linen, 70x7o. several patterns
-$5. Regular price, so.
Pattern Cloths, Ss.5O-Good
quality Irish linen, 70x70,
several pattcrns-$S.50. Reg
ularly $l4.
Linen Suiting, 95c-Slightly
soilcd; pure linen. Al inches
wide, white only. Special
95c.
Huck Towels, 59c-Hcm-
stitched half-lincn wells,
1896. Special--59c. Rcgu-
larly 75c.
Linen Damask, S2.49 Yard
Good heavy quality. Special
-$2.49. Regularly $5.
Napkins to match. 22x22-
$S.75. Regularly 1880.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Sweaters in Jewel Tones Ready for
Choosing Now

Sweaters rcvcl in gay coorings this springtimc.
There's fez for instance, striking red that is stun
ming with white clothcs there's tomato jade, honey
dew. black, hcnna folly and brown. What bright pic
lures they will make on comfortable porches this
summer!
"A very striking jade silk ricnlec sweater is in
tuxedo front, tic-back model priced SIS.
Lightweight wool sweaters, tuxedo style, some an
goratrimmed, also fancy button-trimmed; in combi-
nation of colors-as jade and beaver China blue and
buff, folly and buff-arc priced 50 and $40.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

New Fancy Tissue Ginghams-32-
inch, in all new, delightful colors.
Very specialize.
27-inch Ginghams - Checks, plaids
and plain colors, in very pretty
shades. Very specialize yard.
Imported Organdies in stripes, checks
aud plain colors--yellow, brown,
tan, Nile, jade, tomato, rust, cherry,
raspberry, tangcrine, orange, Mrs,
Harding blue, fawn, orchid and pink.
An excellent quality in 40 and 45-
inch widths. Unusually moderately
priced-$1.50 and $l.75 yard.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Silk Specials

Printed Georgettes in dark shades, black, navy
brown, taupe and Copenhagen, floral and conven-
tional designs, also stripes. Regularly $3.50
special, s2.9S.
--36-inch Wash Satin-Flesh, light blue and yell
low Very special-s1.9S.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Adorable New FrOcks-fOr Miss
Eight to Seventeen

Pretty frocks Of Canton crepe, pongec and taffeta;
in grays, browns and navy. And the styles arc most
charmng-for the miss of early age to the more
phistcated lines for the senior girl Quaint basqucs,
fluffy ruffles and wide skirtspriced $16.50 to $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

Fancy Voiles in new patterns, light
and dark shades, 40 inches wide
Soc yard.
French and Flaxon Ginghams in all
new patterns, in checks, stripes,
plaids and plain colors, 80 inches
wide--75c yard. -
New Silk Ginghams in checks and
block patterns; brown, Blue, pink,
yellow, tan. black and white, 33
inches wide-$1.25 yard.
Fancy Madras--Imported madras, of
fine quality, in new patterns, 80
inches wide--75c yard.
Non.CrushabIe Linen-Fine quality,
in all desired shades, SO inches wide
$l.50 yard.
New Sateen-Heavy mercerized fin
isb. in excellent quality, all colors, SO
inches wide--50c yard.
Fancy Lingerie Cloth-Pink, flesh,
blue and orchid in silk stripes,
checks, brocaded patterns, good quail
ity, 36 inches wide-59c and 85c yard.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

--Taffcta. pongce and satin coats with fancy straw
and silk hats to match in spring shades OF TAM rose
coral. Hague blue and brown; ages 2 to years.
--Coats-s20 to S42.50. Hats-$11Ao SIS.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
New Lace FlOuncings

Beautiful patterns in fine quality lace founcngs. All the
most desirable shades shown Porcelain embroidered
on back-Geramm embroidered black and in plain navy
brown, champagne and bacImos aractivey priced, 81
and $3.50 yard.
ain ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Glove Specials

Kayser and Fownes silk gloves buttons excellent quality;
in tan. black white, and white with black stitching Very
Specialize. Regularly 81 and $l.25
Fownes silk gloves heavy quality; white black an
taupe and white with black stitching Very speca9Sc Reg
larry $1.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Wash Goods

Large assortment and low prices feature display
of pretty washable dress materials. This is good
reason for housewives and drcssmakers to buy now
when such marked advantages are to be enjoyed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Chicago Grand Opera, Monday and
Tuesday, March 81 and %. usaS

This is of the most notable musical events
Tulsans have had an opportunity to attend. 1t should
have your paironage-and in attending you are also
aiding the Tulsa Boys lomc-an institution very
worthy of your support
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Fashion is Kind to Every Maid
and Matron This Spring of 1921
Wanderers

Not with all
deed possible of
quaint aung bouffcy entirely Whether dene
briance
the fashonaens
list the capable experts planning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
More Wrappy Coats

Have Come in a Special Shipment TO Satisfy the
Demand for This Style
We knew these graceful modes would appeal to
some, but such warm welcome az they rcccivcd
And is it any wonder. when realizes how elegant
how ultra-smart. how altogether lovely they arc-on
maid and maron alike?
Black satin quilted models are quite the favoritc--
one particularly chic model has quilting with gray
stitching and imitation gray caracul collar -S65.
Other wraps-S40 to sos.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Suits Continue to Favor the Straight
and Narrow B
and Narrow

Simple, almost to severity, in the tailored SUITS with
a restrained simplicity of line in the embroid-
cred and beaded suits for dress and scmformal af-
fairs but sraghtlinc just the sasne. Developed in the
longIavorcd trcotnc, and the spring wcaves,
both fabric and color effectively combined. in
this smart straightne suit Coat of duvet de lanc,
thrccquartcr length sleeve with its large turn-back
cuffs and Dutch collar, effectively trimmed in white
raail braid Skir! is of large black and white check
veour-$125.
Other charming suits will be found priced al $45,
$55, S65 and up TO S135.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Charming Blouses of Unusual
Originality

The sklful use of effective trimmings and deco
rative features give these bouses smartness of up
pearance general air of distinction that compels
admiration Shown in gay springtmc's favored
colors, including Mrs Harding blue, tomato, gold,
honeydew, peach, gray, porcelain, flesh and white,
and in most desired fabrics-Canton crepe crepe de
chine georgette and satins. One model, especially
attractive is of real Irish crochet lace and net in
overblouse styc--S37.50.
Others from $3.50 TO $37.50
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

Different From Those of Other Seasons
Charming, indeed, and truly refreshing, with
sprighy air all their very ownl They fill the lovely
hat shop with their freshness of stylc-ther coorfu
beauty. The colors the brightest the most vivid
the most flattcring in many season past! The new
tomato shade, for instance, the geranium
red; blue; that soft pearl gray (calied sphinx that
fashionable women have taken to their hearts, sunrise,
tangernc horizon blue. black and white, and Harding
buc-choscn by the first lady of the land. Harding
blue is particularly striking when combined with the
new nasurtium shade
Altogether unusual in line The hats that will be
smartcst with tailored suits.
Ribbon hats in many styles will be worn all summer
long, for they light 6f weight colorful and in har
mony with every type of costume. Hats for the light
frocks of summertime airy and youthful: of Man
Leghorn and hOrschar, Of hand-panted hairclot, of
goldembroidered horschar; of new rich. irrdcscent
braid. And the prices will be found most moderate
in fact lower than in many. many seasons--$10 to
$3.50.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

Other Than YOuthfulness, There Is No
Command as to FrOcks
Frocks may be any of the widely variant styles this
season and still be correct Only cdct has Dame
Fashion-hat the frock must denote "youthfulncss."
Most popular of all frocks those of Canton crepe
And what wondrous effects the famous designers have
fashioned with this soft rich and versatile fabric
Beautiful beading-or embroidered cu-work add quite
air of distnctveness Then, too taffea is quite
favored fabric, with quaint basque effects and puffy
rufflcs
Pricings will be found most pleasing to S135.
Third
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Favored Silks for Spring

-Eyelet Embroidered Taffeta and Canton Crepe
Embroidered in self colors of navy brown black and
gray very desirable for dresses; 36 and 40 inches
$3.50 to S10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

Canton Crepe in the new shadcs-Japan, Nankin.
tangcrne, gray, flcsh white, navy and brown An
excellent heavy quality and is most fashionable for
the new frocks; 40-incil-S5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Wells for Spring Days If One Is to

Wells for Spring Days If One Is to
Be Trim and Smart
for spring means frsky winds that play havoc with
mladys if she isn't careful TO protect that
trim cleaI-cut tailored look with carefully chosen
veil We emphasize carefully chosen" because
veil should fit your personality as well as blend
with your costume.
Fancy meshcs, with contrasting chenille dots
very popular this season. Sometimes a smart hat
otherwise perfectly plain is distinctive because of the
veil draped over it, Csc to 81 yard
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
The New Art Packages Are Here

and women are already planning their needlework
for balmy afternoons the porch. Some unique
ways of embroidering introduced and some en-
tirely original pieces in the packages but we
won't attempt to tell you of them Won't you see
them soon?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20


New Minerva Yarns for Spring and
Summer
Silk Mixtures, ~ or ball. ..................6 .60c
Silk Zephyr. 1A-oz. bali. soc
Silk Shetland 2-oz ball. l.....................75 75c
Pure Silk, 1-oz. ball 95c
Spring Gloves the New Costumes
Late style gloves in colors that blend with miadys
wearing apparel
-Centemeri 8-button kid gloves-al shades of brown
TAM and white and black-S5 and Sc.
--Centemeri and Fownes. 12- and 16-buton kid gloves
in all shades of tan, brown, and black and white
Suede gloves-patinum, the new gray. 16-button,
fine quality-S8.50.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-20

Suntem informant ca in CMj 81
n intreg Ardealul cutreera agen-
ii unei mari banci din vechlul-
egat, cumparind coroane austro-
lngarc stampilate.
Acesti agenti dispun Gle un ca
oital considerable 81 platesc CO.
.'oanele i'll proportia de a pana
la / IS 81 6.
Sa fie aceasta in legatura Gu
,vonurile ce-au circulat zilele tre-
cute ca guvernul intentioneaza sa
aca un schimb suplimentar al CO.
.oanelor ramase inca neschim-
bate?
In urma asasinarei tinarului
voluntar din Manastur de catrc
eel sase politisti, s'a ordonat inlo-
,uirea intregului personal poll
tienesc din acea circumscriptie.
Printr'O decizie ministerului
instructiunei s'a hotarit trecerea
la acest departament a tuturor
scoalelor 81 internatelor comunale
din Ardeal,
In anul acesta s'au conStatat
in Ardeal in total 800 cazuri de
tifos exantematic. Aceasta epide-
mie, cratic masurilor luate Ia
timp de medicii nostri constiin-
ciosi a fost localizata.
Fuzionarea creditului tehnic
transilvanean GU centrala din Bu-
curesti s'a amanat.
Directiunea gene~ala a vamilor
"a an,mtat oficiile vamale sd nu
.elibereze marfurile sOsite acolo,
de eat acelora carl pot dovedi cd
stunt negustori de profesiune 81
au platit impozitele.
Nouile take de export la produ-
sele petrolifere sunt urmatoarele:
BeMina 11.O00 lei, petrol destilat
$500 lei 81 ulei fin 1000 lei de
wagon,
Sesiunea eXtraOrdinara a Sino-
dului s'a inchis eri. Dl Octavian
Goga. ministrul cultelor 81 artelor
a citit decretul regal de inchidere.
Dupa sarbatori Sc va convoca
|constituanta bisericeasca.
Sub comisiunea bugetara mi
nisterului de inferno STA terminal
lucrarile.
SllbcOmiSillnea n cel.ut 81 Obtl-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-20
CE14T1 HolIETONUL
she0tNJiA Din i848
81 UhIREA

Belfast. - Aici lar au isbucnit
niste turhnrari. Fostii soldati au
aranjat niste manifestatiuni pen
tru spfijinirca candidatilor unio-
nisti la alegerile parlamentare.
Intrp eli 81 tumult s'au angajat
niste lupte al scaror resultat este
un mort 81 maj multi raniti. Ordi-
nea este restabilita.
Viena, Austria. Parlamentul
'a1striac q fIitrbsius si el impro-
.prietarirea taranilor. A adus 0
lege in intelesul Garcia Sc vor
.confisca III favorul poporului
ttoate parcurile earl sc pot cultiva
81 toate graslinile 81 padurile carl
pima acum au seryit pentru what
|Mlmai. Pentru aceste proprieta-
rul nu va primi nici o recompen-
Isatie. Pentru eelelalte pamanturi
Icultivabile vor print o recompen-
Isatie foarte mica.
sas ;s+
Alliance, Ohio. Douasprezece
,qnarturi de rachiu au fost luate
de la Jack Blair, soferul unui
+aut0mObil tle inchiriat. Beutura
q fost aflata deslnn politist cu mo-
tociclu care l'a oprit pc Blair
spentru ca nrSnat Gu O viteza ne
permisa. OprintluA s'a uitat 81 in
automobil. untlef . descoperit bel
tura. Blair fost tfus i'm m,diat la
Akron unde s'a predat tribuna-
lnlui.
In % Aprifie, noaptea a ars in
intregimc podul de lemn al liniei
Fferate someseRe dintre Simleul-
ISilvaniei 81 Sarmasag. Circulatia
'pe aceasta linie q fost intrerlpta
'pana la construirea unui nou pod.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-20

nistrilor carl au pus in aplicars
[.legile carl ~ faxarizeaza locnito
(rii din Croatia. Multi au fost ares
Hiatt 81 nolftia il canta pc tot
men'hriis 1 AS4Sr lista e canescata
-"
Daea un sugaciu ar sti vorbi, e
thar sti spune ca intre prafuri $
prafuri este diferinta. Ell tia,
spune cd nm fel de praf Tale it
usca pielea, Jar altul ito face lu
necoasa nppaai. Stunt uncle pra
furi carl aspresc. Aspreala e III.
|praf bun dar nu face ca pielea 81
fie alnnecoaaA 81 are insusirea 9;
|hraneste yermii in loc sal stir
peasca. Doctorii recomanda ma
mutt pentru copiii mici prafu'
(COlgate, IN care sc afla tOate ca
Eitatile bune carl sunt necesare
pentru ca picioarele. gura, nasul
arechile, ocllinl. eopilslui mic 81
fie cMrate. Aeeste calitati sumt
examinate de doctorul Brennan. E.
este airectOrul unui spital de co
phi 81 in lntreg spitalul folosestt
acest praf. 81 mergi la farmacis-
tut ori erogh<tul d-tale inca All
81 sa eeri prafpl pentru ccpii
Colgate.
Halifax. - n. s. Naporul Ca
meronia, care s. a raportat ca in
primejdie 81 Fin ajutorh caruia
$ s'au dns mai Inrfte vapoare a So
sit eri seara aici. Toti pasagerii 81
toate bagajele 81 maria imbar-
aata a fost mint,lita.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-20
INFORM! I A!TIi

Elyria. Pditia q gasit nn
cadavru in padarea de linga We'll
Acesta 4 fost identificat
de Robert Lawrence, "a, nm stu
dent la univcnsitatea Oberlip. III
10 disparut inca in IL Martie. El a
Cost copilul lui A. E. Lawrence.
din Norwalk. Ell q lasat 0 nota in
E17 Martie in camera sa spunind
lea are niste .datorii 81 merge sa-si
|caute de lucru ca sa plateasca
aceste datorii.
Pc corp MI s'a gasit semne de
violenta. Politia creole Cd moartea
a prevent probabil din cauze ma
|turale, mai ales ca el a suferit de
inima.
Berlin. - Eitel Friedrich, al
[doilea fccior al ex-imparatului
Wilhelm, fost All aflat vinovat
pentru ca a exportat capital in
Olanda prin firma Phillipssohn,
Cruiser & Co. Luind in conside-
rare insa faptul ca ell M a lncrat
in mod desonorabil, ma fost Pc
|depsit decat GU 5000 marci.
Steubenville, Ohio. Doctorii
din Wellsburg au declarat ca
atata tinp CIT legile despre ''Dn-
mineca albastra' vor Fl in vigoa-
re, eli nu vor merge Dumineca nici
la un bolnav, nici daca acesta va
Fl pc moarte.
s1s ,MNE1y
Samuel Purpera a omorit 81 pc.
Wilfred X. Sly 81 pc George K.
Fanner. Aceasta a fost martnrisit
o femeie in decursul pertracarii
de astazi. Ea declarat ca ca a
fost de fata cand automobilul
[banditilor s'a ciocnit de automo-
bilul functionarilor carl mergean
sa faca plata. Fanner a ridicat re-
volverul, dar Purpera Ia asigarat
ca ciocnirea cauzata numai de
un accident. Cand Tanner STA
pus revolverul, Purpera ia i'm
pnscat pc ambii in cap.
Cand dina Edith Marklew a
facut aceasta marturisire, Pur-
pera devenit paid. El s'a apa-
rat Gu aceea ca nu el fost auto
rnl crimei, eli a.. execntat nnmai
|ordinclc tovarasilor sal. Procuro-
rul sustine insa ca el eel Vino
vat.
Willoughby, 0. I'm om a
fost arestat de politist, care in ra-
portul saH a dat motivul ca ares
tatul- s'a purtat ''foarte ciudat."
Seful politiei a gasit apoi cauza
pentru ce s'a purtat ciudat. f!
avea in buzunar sticla in care
mai era inca putin alcool.
\ -
Washington. Reprezentantii
muncitorilor marinari, 81 anlme,
focarii, mecanicii, operatorii tele-
grafiei fara fir, au hotarit sa-si
puma soartea lor in mana secre-
tarnlui departamentului muncii,
Davis, care sa neSocieze Gu .aso-
ciatia proprictarilor de vapoare.
Astfel Sc crede ca controversial
ivite intre eli sc vor putea arania
81 sesya pune capat grevei carl
apasa comertul exterior al State
lor Unite.
Springfield, Ohio LOLA masO-
MICA de aici . volt sd zidesea I'M
|spital mare i'm amintirea lui Ri
Lpley. Acest spital ar Fl fost costat
foarte multi in acest an din cauza
scumpetei materialului 81 = mum
|cii. Lola deci a hotar1t ca lpcra-
| rile sd nu Sc fnceapa de cit pe
anul viitor. De Ia aeeasta amana-
re Sc spera 0, economic de 1O-20
y suta, caci Sc asteapta % 81
munca 81 materialul Sd fie mai
eftin in 1922.
Washington. In anul aeesta
Sc implinesc q ami de Ia f0rma'
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nut sporuri de salarii pentru
functionarii din serviciul exterior
al ministerului, administrator de
plasa 81 notari, = in valoare to-
tala de milioane lei Tn alt spor
de 2 milioane a fost intrebuintat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-20

pentru majorarea alicatiunilor bu-
getare ale functionarilor din adj
ministratia centrala.
S'au mai acordat sporuri SER
gentilor de oras 81 lucratorilor de
la imprimeria Statului.