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Chaplin : \c,c Play

Whil" ChurIIo Ihauliu'~ picture
'Th" Kid" continues to draw every
Nh"r" the star i Timing another pro-
dncriou which he calls "Nunitv Fair.
"Naniry Fair will be- two reel
~ubjcri It j. an original idca Of
Ihapiiu'S, II will consist entirely Of
comedy. however. with Il story or love.
romance and advmlur" through II.
All of the rXt"ri"rs "i "Nanity Fair
have already been completed and work
on the interiors will start ut once.
This system was employed bcrauS" Of
the several massive ">rt~' chaplin will
Use in this produ"tinn which require
time in constructing.
The interior, are ui a departure from
tho>r ever h"f"r, Introduced in the
comedians plays So rXlonsiv" and
complete ar" they that TIA" cutir"
>par" Of IV" mn~~ivr stages at the
studios j. being u-od.
"NuniDy FAIR will be- about one
NOR" month in IT." making. after which
it wiil b" assembled aud should be ready
for release >omr time during May.
IIowcv"r. u" Specific date for general
/ distribution has been set, a yet.
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SENTIMENTAL TOMMY"


1h@ tdmONS starry Hud is S'QHci.
''T0mmV and Gri:CL bH SIR JdmcS W.
B0J n" hdr" LC"H Udd' into phOt0pidH.
n IrdS flmCd in u rHlGHC SpCciGUV bUW
on L"HD 1%InUd bH nc PhrHmCuW 20.
10 represent f6HhtWHn me rH!"lC 0i
ThrW"N. III" stars arc WnV M"Ar0V'
w Gri!"l: GHrCh H"ph'S. as Iomm";
ana Nnhd 10Iidtcrro as INC FHWf'"
LHdp. IbC f'm Is S"hCd"icd tor fcirIM
~ FhHdd"iphn ChriV nCTf W0Hh' fh'S
rCrSion has bc'n Sp'"ioHy do"" ir"m fhc
fim SiOrH COmJHi"H the fH0 Ofi9NdiS'
To tho stranger, eye the inhabi-
,ou,, ,f Thrum. ycrr -, dnur and un.
,,,.i,.;', .a ,.,,o,,o ;,.nlr
imaginative IL '"' >''''s'
huddl" of imprinted cottages. "dging a
narrow street which climbed from th"
s,,'h, j., ,,, l.,lI,u. of Dnubl, Dyke,
,,''''r' ~, -, .',., ,'' =, ra, -, ,Lo en-, ~,
an "Id, WaiIeh-Ih larm al III" 'op "'
the pitch.
Rul tho heart uf rhrum, could open
,,nou uo.,l or,.. ,,,J il h,L ,nrnoI
VIII" ,' "'' ""'' ,'''" ~, v
no" l." the wv" oa'rn> "' Jean NA'r>'
just brought from lomuomtown by
Aaron I'nlln; III" hr"hrm wreck OF /"
ma" Whoh' Jean 'lli JLI,'u Nnrn h ,i''
r"d' away :" me ana grahu WIN l"'
lhant'rlu! l;"nd"H"r d""rh yrnTS ago
Ih"y "Hd BURIED poor Jean MAI''-
h"r married nam" M@> W.T. SandNN~~h
@ Mnnt wa, lmn' TO- n[nTS III i'm ,.i, ,MI I
D''"N i'' . ''l!''''FN on 'he mn VIII" "'l
que ana decent REVERENCE
AhH now tu" iN""Sh'> Gt me NllIaH",
"Hl"rlaIE OF me women 'olK' ''"''''n
on tn' HFph"m'd ,h!IIr"h'.
h"Hn tN'hk n' lean MSIrT
Wt'tih h'I '"'>' years I" ENtn'r Al'i
"i mr' ST"'d "'nn>loh ana n"r ear
rlaG'S ana h"r servants anu h"r o"Irh'
dressed IN VrI''lH' m tnlnkih >h'
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WHAT THE FILM STARS ARE DOING

Tom Forman leaves the west coast
shortly for the East to direct Thomas
Mcghau in "tuppy RickS.' an adnptu.
tion "f NUMBER Of Peter Il. Kync's
stories,
Roscoe pFuttyI ArburkIc in the
George puttullu story. "GaSolinc Gus, -
which h" i, now doing. is spending It
lot Of tina" uu small town stuff" II
complete ,jjagr having been erected at
tn" I.a,k} ranch. Lila Lee has tn" lead
ing feminine role.
Ortuyia lIuudworth. more recently Of
the vaudeville stage, but formerly Il
leading woman in motion pictures, has
Lcru selected 10 play lh" part Of Etlu
in E>i" Forgu>ou's latest picture,
"Footlights. which is now being filmed.
Wallace Reid, back FROM Iii, tour Of
tho Northeast j, already preparing to
start work. "u Il new picture" Mr..
Iioid's next picture, upon which hr
starts ~hortly. will be "TalI Timber, -
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little strangers. hand in hand. came ON
from Aaron lntta's cottage and started
on the first, brave adv"ntur" Of rh"ir
new life.
70 glance at them rusuall} ON" W"uld
have thought they w"r" simply two chill
drcn. dressed in black, rather shy and
awkward, setting ont for walk through
Il dirty little village.
But IL close observer would have
noticed that their faces wrr" flushed,
their breathing it'll" qui"kWcd. as
with excitement, and their cy9S round
and shining with anticipation.
All their lives had b"on spent in the
mran"st portion Of l.omdou, in want and
misery aud dirt. All their lives had
their mother told them Of Thmm>--
wonderful, b"wtching Thrum>, where
the lamps were lit by magician calIrd
Lo"ric- lc"ri"- licht the lamp, where the
mcrrrt children were allowed to- SCI
spinning wheels a-Whiring where the
stairs were 50 tin" that the houses wore
them outside for show Nhrrr ,vu
dropped II pail at. the end Of II rome
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down n we'll and sometimes il came up
full Of water and sometimes full OF
fairies.
And now their eyes would sec the
glory!
They had gone but it'll" way when
tho first shadow fell on Elspcth's face.
"Tommy." she quavcrcd, catching his
hand closer. "whrrc are tho beauty
stairs aS is wore aside for show
Tommy eyes rested only moment
on the narrow. unpaintcd stairs that
climbed umtidily up the side. Of the drab
buildings.
They're beauties :" he said. firmly
we min I used to such grand sights.
that's all :"
81 thought it would be- BONNER, "
half sobbcd ElsBHth.
Wait till you sec th, square. and
the town house. and tho Auld LIGHT
hnrrh' c0unsclcd Tommy. hurrying
her along.
ms own eyes were blank with disap.
pointm"nt as they hurried down the
ShhDDN street. where women in short
gowns came to their doors and men sat
GOWN on their barrows to gaze at Jean
MF"S BARNS, but his lips were set in
an unhinching smile.
lhrN found the town house and the
'hurch-0n" cannot fail 10 find the land.
IIi"rhS "i SO small village ElSpcth
utmost Sobbed openly at. sight Of their
SIlaaI,hrSS. their total lack Of the beauty
winch had fired hor Imagination.
hH' n" lad, holding her tightly by
the hnnd. stood silent for moment
gazing. while the bitter cEagriu and
disappointment Of his own eyes turned
slowly TO far of tranquil gaac which
seemed To- took far. far beyond the mean
nltI" buildings, at something shining
ana splendid.
.., EINpeth. he almost whispered.
Il" Nou ma ken? We're in ThiumS .
, Ii'r" our mother stood when she was
we" bit lasSic; there's the town
nous" she saw. all fine aud shining in
new paint; that clock on the front is
goId; with jewels flashing from its
+ hahdS; And there's tho Auld Licht
hurch. with n stccplc that touches the
SKY; and stained glass windows. and n
gold bell with silver tongue to ring
: the chimes. And insidc'S the grand
5 pew, with II velvet cushion. where our
: mother knclt in her white dress and
SAID her wee prayer. And all around uS
are TN" houses she loved. all fine and
! shining with their stairs going up 50
Straight and proud-do yc ma see,
, Elspeth?"
And the girl. her round. udoring eyes
on her brothers face. brcath"d II long
happy sigh
"Ay. | ken. she whispered. "It',
tits honmi"r than | ,lrcamcd Of
Tommy Let's 90 to find ih" Cutie
We'll now.
So they turned aud went hack
through the narrow. dirty street. TIVE
bray" little souls beginning again tn,
game that had furnished all the bright
ness their young lives had ever kn"wr
the game of make believe.
Halfway up til" hill they came sud
denly upon some boys playing marbles
Tommy drew quick. cc~tntic hr"ati
rs he whiskcd ElSpcth to II spot where
they might watch without being noticed
'Cnpcy dyk"y - he brcHthcd
"Th"y'r" ulaNin' it, It's never playcc
out in ThrumS
Whether he would have deserted hi
little sister to try tn" mysteries Of thi'
game will never be- known. for all n
once the boys left off playing and be
gan to dance up and down. crying Ou'
with loud. irrring laughter.
CTO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW
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th" first phot"pIay written hy Jane, 4
u. S'1"rrr, III" noted rducutor. FrunL
rson will again direct aud mrnn,yhiI"
IN" work of eating Mr.. Rrid's In,t
completed picture is going ON. This wn'
Byron Morgan's story, finally tj,I"d
TOO Much Speed"
Gloria Swanson is nearing the rnd
of her first Paramount star picture. III
inor Gyms "rhc Grrat Moment - ~,
der the direction of sam Wood 81.
will begin work on nuothrr uirtlIrr yrr,
SHORTLY after this, bat Il, set the drtnii.
have not cen mad" known. M>, SUM-.
son has had II Variety Of costume, un.I
,omn unu~un'Il strong emotional ,rrmr'
in III" present picture,
LA, ing comuIotcd "Tho GirI From,
Nowhorr,' Elaine Ilammcr>rciu has be-.
gun production Of "lIandruff> or Kiss.
-. Thomas &dg"loW story. Mint
Moore. leading man in Miss Hammer
stein production, j. II brother OF owen
Moore, the ScIznik star.
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in Toledo and cvcutuall, arrived in
New York At least. he arrived uu tn"
Jersey shor" without the nickel nrcc>
,ary 10 transport him over I" Manhnt
tan. lie Gnnlly managed iu arrum1Iatc
tho enormous sum. ana spent over n
year in the metropolis. when, having
achieved good looking suit nc re-
turned home to impress tho folk. But
III" red gods, or fatcS. or whatever
they are who put rrNtI",>noN~ in tho
veins Of young m"u. were soon working
n him again and before long he emf
grated to Chicago.
His Professional Career
It was there that he began his pro
frSSionul career. as Il super in a drn.
matte production Of "parsifal. This
experience enabled him to become n
member Of n road company. which went
trokc in the decisive manner of road
companies. and Tom had IA hard time
beating his way back to civilization.
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Answers to Questions
Asked by Movie Fans

part in "Thc Round l'p." George Me-.
ford'S production for Paramount vita
Roscoe Arburklc a. the star.
l.. G.. S.--BiIlr Burke looks VERY
Young indeed in her latest prturrs
How young Sh" is we really can't say
but she is old enough to have tt tiyr.
year old daughter. Patricia. whose pal
is florcnH XicgfcId Jr.
A. phan--ATac Murray's director IN
"rhc Gildod Lily" was her hu>banG,
Robert Il. Leonard. who had previously
directed Marion Davies and other star,
but never before his own wife.
Alfred Wil>on--Ethol Clayton is tho
widow Of Joseph Kaufman. motion pie
tur" director. who died about Il year
ago. She is now working on shan
in California.
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George T.. Lila Loo is not married.
She is quit" yOung-not yet out OF her
teens and she lives with her mother in
Hollywood. Cal. Swimming and motor
ing are two of her favoritc amusc.
mcntS.
RI. W. T.-Loi~ Wilson isn't tied
down to any husband. Sh" has been
working in William DE Mile produc-
tions and will soon be seen in now
photoplay with Tom Mcighan, "Tht
City of Silent Men,"
ElSic-Tom Forman is no longer act
ing. lie is now II director for Thomas
Mcighan. lie also directed Ethel Clay
ton in several pictures. including 'rhr
Sins Of Ro2annc. His last appear
uncr on the screen was in an important
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No Of bathing machines European
thing dressing for moving
a these little portable the
studios Long Island Each star has and
and
Of the building set
is
Thorough ventilation by the
>a there brilliant electric lighting inside TO he
studios The star at tho
IOOrwa :
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Nilsson Finishes New Film

Anna g Nil>S"n. whose blonde
.mmty has recently been seen in what
Women Will Do and "WithOut
limit. reports the conclusion of actual
"lmiug on "Thr Lotus Eptcrs." This
j. the story bN Albert Pay>on Tcrhunc,
il whi"I' Miss Nilsson i working OPP.
.rU>itc John Barrymore.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-29

fci fiecare ISL indeplineSte funt
TUNE s0cial4. Gel ee deserteazi
de la datoria lor, cei ee arendea
"a, cci ce Asa proprietatea in. pa
regime trebucsc desnlosteniti. Fl
aceasta Sc baseaza ideia de expro
priere din 1917, h noi.
FAcand un istoric al proprie,
tatii, dl Tasca arata cum a ajun>
datorita unu imperios interes so.
cial 81 economic, la sistemul pre-.
prietatii indiyiduale de axi.
Socialistii va aduce fericirea
0mcnirii. Oar sistemul propricta
til collective fost 81 inainte
vreme. =
Si sa dovedit ca un sistem So
cial inlaturat nu mai are tendinta
sd Sc restatorniceasca. Incercarea
facuta in Russia ma dat roade
bune.
(''Dacia").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-29

D. I. Y. ANGELESCU relevi
"a vorba de 0 divergenta 1ntre
loi ministri 81 cd necesar ca
membrii guvernului sd Sc puma
lie acord, inainte ca discutimea
sa fie reluata maine.
y. ministru TAKE IONESC1T,
imintind cd in acest moment =
pendinte apelul facut de dl mi.
1istru Cudalbu, urmator unM
proect de vedere al sau. arata ca
nu vorba de nici un fel de di-
vergente in sinul guvernului, cum
spune dl Angelescu. f vorba de
un prmct de vedere personal al
l-lui ministru de domenii, - care
, spus Cd daca era ministru de
justitie nu ridica sechestrul.
Cum insa ministrul de justitie
dl Antonescu, d-sa ar avea toata
.aderea sd alba alta parere 81 sd
trimeata chestiunea in judeca-
rea justitiei, cum 81 facut.
De sigur ca opozitiei liberale
lar Fl convent sd fie neintele-
yerc in guvern, dar aceasta nein-
telegere nu exista, 81 nu pot lasa
"a Sc ridice sedinta in aceasta
falsa imprcsiune.
Sedinta s'a ridicat Ia orele 8
seara.
C'Cniversut' J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-29

se pronukte, asupra cazului S&u
. Ptrteam refas1a atest,ti ora des-
chiderea usilor justitiei, care 4
yea 81 hotarasca urmatOr drep-
tatii. atSta cata ar fl gasit-o?
Acesta este rolul meu, rol de
.sln cinstit cum Sc poate cOnstata
din toatA activitatea mea 81 pro
testez impotriva insimlarilor per-
fide earl 'aa psls in circulatiune
in lipsa mca. (aplauze).
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Conferinta d. Popovici- Ts,ek.

Fri. Ia ora ) d. a. dl professor
Popovici-Tasca vorbit Ia Casa
Scoalelor ''Despre proprietate3'.
Proprietstea, incepe conferen-
tiarul, este una din cele mai grele
probleme economice.
Este greu de 4 defiM.-
In constitute, sc arata doar cS
dreptul de proprietate inviola-
bill. Oar de unde decurge acest
drept absolut sa stapinesti o bu-
cata de pamant. de ex., exclu-
zind pc toti ceilalti de la aceasta
stapinire? Unii an explicat-o asst
fel:
Proprietatea are ca justificare
munea. Aceasta nlsa nu rezolva
probiema.
Cei &c nmcesc All sd producs
un lucru Sc fOlOsesc de munca ee-
neratiilor trecute. Problema e
foarte eomplicata.
81 aceasta interpretare para
sta All de eel mai multi econo-
misti.
Dupa alta parere proprieta-
tea s'ar justifica prin capitalul,
prin m,mca 81 uneltefe ce Sc in-
trebuinteaza pentru exploatare.
Aceasta explicatie s'a da pen.
tru a legitima proprietatea mare.
Oar Gu ce drept marele proprie-
tar in drept ss sc foloseasca de
renta ce 0 produce pius-valuta te-
'enului 81 production!
0 alta rezOlvare a problemei,
care e menita sd justifice proprie-
tatea mica, democlwtica aceasta ;
pr0prietatea e o necesitate so.
ciala.
Oar ell aceasta, conceptia asu-
pra proprietatii s'a sehimbat. All
nu mai exista proprietar absolut,
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PER TU

Catre prietcnul sau Sache,
Sc lauda domnu Spirache
Ca e per tn 81 n atlanta
Gu char ministru de finanta.
Pe bietu Sache, gagauta,
II cam secase la punguta
Acest per stu la catarama,
Ca vrea de mult un post la wanna
CHR dracu, ieri, de lucru II are,
Prietenii es la plimbare
81 cum de lucru nu prea au,
La pra valii gura cascau;
In dreptul lor iata s'opreste
y blrja, ce Sc nemereste
Sa alba mnsteriu ON rar,
Ministru de finante char
81 vrlnd Sd intre n pravalie,
Grabit orr chior, naiba sa site,
s a fost lovit tarc de tot
Gu don Spirache bot in bot.
- la seama, dobitoc ce esti!
Ce? Al orbit de ma lovesti?
Ministru-i zice suparat
Sin praNalie a intrat.
NedOmirit. intreaba Sache
Peal lui protector, pc Spirache
- Dar bine, zici cali esti annie
Amicii, dobitoc iti zic?
= Ma, cit n'ai tn minte de loc!
Ma face sill fac dobitoc.
Tntrc prieteni. -. stii 81 tn,
Ca doar ti-am spus suntem per tn
Victor Bilciurescu.
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ParlaI11er1tul
CA N E r A

ID. ANTONESCI', ministru dc
iustitie, aratand ca na cmoscu,
aceasta chestiune. professional i'm
potriva usurintei cu care sa in
cearca sa Sc intunece reputatiu-
ne de desavirsita ohoare 81 de in.
delungata activitate perfect CO.
recta.
''Vechiul procedeu LIBERAL"
In ce priveste filiera prin care
a trecut chestiunea cererii de scoa
tere de sub scchestru, Ill ministru
al justified dovedeste cu pasagii
din ziarul oficios liberal, serie
de falsuri savirsite de acest ziar
care, GU rea credinta evidenta,
atribuia magistratului Ratescu o
opinie pc care acesta ma expri-
mat-o 81 ii denatura opinia pc
care in reaiitate exprimase.
VOCT: SistemM liberal ObiS-
mutt!
Falsificatori! applause la MAJ
Ijoritate).
| d. MARZESCT, voind sd en-
plice. spnne ca lipsa unei atitu-
tint precise putut sd justifice o
mtcrpretare eronata.
| d. ANTONESCT-. ministru de
Justitie. Binevoiti nu incerca
sd scuzati asemenea fapte, d.
oarece vadit ca Sc reproduce in
mod denaturat 81 cu intentiune
| fa!sificat, opinia personaG a mui
magistrat.
| Oar 81 i'm cazul in care Sc ocupa
de roful d-lui Nicolescu. acelas
ziar Sc face vinovat de incorecti-
tudine dovedita, falsificand Gu.
prinsul mui act Official.
{ y. MARZESCT. D-voastra IA
ceti polemica gu ziarul Vito
rule, GU ziaristul care a scris a.
ceste lucruri. Nh solidarizati par
tidnl liberal cu aceasta actiune.
d. ministru ANTONESCJ. Te
rog d-le, sd nu incerci sd raspunzi
| i'm aceasta afacere. Tc cunosc de
mutt 81 mi-e greu sa te vad apa.
rind asemenea actiuni.
| Te intreb: aprobi sau nu aprobi
10 asemenea procedare! Nh voest
| sd fac responsible intreg partidul
! liberal, dar nu pot sa nn osindese
o asemenea procedare necorecta
| (apiauze).
| Ocupindu-se de calitatea acti,l
nil in discutiune, de chestiunes
scoaterii de sub sechestru a soc
''Tisitas', dl ministru de jllstitit
citeaza dispozitiunile precise all
tratatulm de pace. Interventiun
guvernuhli italian, in acest sens
Sc produsesera.
d. l. \. IANGELESCU stabi
leste ca, ell toata interventiunes
unui guvern aliat. guvermul TO
man are latitudMea sa decid;
avand in vedere dreptatea sal
nedreptatea cererii in discutiune
! d. TAKE IONESCU, Ministrr
de externc. relevind prevederil,
categorice ale tratatului de pace
, in materie de lsechestru 81 de des
pagubire. arata ca principiul ur
mat in acest caz special era indi
: eat i'm mod sufficient de articol,
precise ale tratatului.
i p. ANTONESCU ministru d,
Justitie rcspinge afirmatiemea IA
cuta ca d-sa ar Fl ridicat seches
trul. Afacerea departe de a re
zolva eu, am trimis-o primulu
procuror spre a o trimite primulu
presedinte, ca sd procedeze la IN
decarea pricmei.
!, Ce amestec am avut Ell in acea
sta. afaeere, in care Castiglion,
I conform legilor, cerea justitiei $;
4.
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(uTrnaare).
Kaspunsul d-lui ministru al
domepiilor.

Ii domepiilor.
II ID. CVDAIBU. ministru de do
menii, raspunzind in ceeace pri-
vcste departmental d-sale arata
cd avut deosebita grije de
soarta padurilcr 81 a lrrmarit in
special repunerea taranilor in po-
sesinnea acestei avutii lor.
Am refuzat propunerea care
mi Sc facuse, in momentul punerii
padurilor sub seshestru, de a
primi 81 flu sechestrul tuturor
padurilor sccictStilor straine.
Conformand expunerea de fap-
te facuta de interpelator, dl mi
nistru de domenii arata ca in
1920 dl Cantacuzino, ministru dc
| justitie pc acea vreme, hotarit
ca administrati,mea padurilor a.
flate in aceasta categorie sa Sc
faca de ministerul de domenii.
H Cererea de ridicare de sub IL
chidare facuta de Cestiglione, ca.
re sc arata la un moment dat sin.
CUR proprietar al averii-soc. ''Tisi-
ia, ma fost cunoscuta de mine
lar avocatul ministerului Gle do.
menii, punSnd concluzi,lnile pt
earl lea pus. declara ca nu are
instructiuni 81 nici delegatiunt
din partea ministrului. Costi
glione, in aeel moment, dcvenea
italian 81 apartinea. deci unu
Stat alat, neanai find expus ri
gorii legilor pentru supusii tari
lor cu earl am fost in razboiu.
Independent de cererea prima
Sc depunea din partea ''risitei'
81 o cerere pcntrn scoaterea dc sui
lichidare, cerere la a carei jude
care eu am fost de opinie sd dca
concursul 81 un advocat al Statr
lui 81 Impotriva solutionarei cal
reia ministerial de. domenii a "a
cut APPEL.
4 Kaspunsul d-lui miniytru
de justitis.
Dl ministru al justitiei spune Cd
este in interesul general sd nu 81
caute a Sc da Camerei caracterul
unei instante judecatoresti, infati
sarea unei Curt de APPEL.
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vigoare, in materie de sechestrr
81 de ichidare, arata ca razboaie
le nu sc due mtre Stat 81 Stat. In
consecinta averile supuSilor dife
fitelor tari urmau calitatea pose
sorilor lor. In vederea despagabi
rilor datorite, s'a admis ca averil,
s,upusilor stateior inamice 81 fl,
puse sub sechestru.
In ce priveste cazul special a
Tisitei'' vorbitorul arata Cd no
tarirea de lichidare s'a dat d,
ministrul de justitic in 1920.
Fostul proprietar al acestei a
veri, contele Miches, s'a opus Il
aceasta lichidare, sub motiv ca
prin alipirea Ardealului, a deve
init roman. Costiglione, deveni
} italian, invoca regimul tarilor a
late. Mtre cei cinci sau sase advo
cati pc carl ii avea Costiglionc
cram 81 Ell.
81 Cand veneam Ia departamentu
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cat, desigur, inceta. Oar ceeae,
nu trebue ignorat, ceeace are
insemnatate speciala este faptu
ca, find eu advocat, tribunalulu
$ a pronuntat inpotriva lichidarii
pc motiv eli Averea in litigin a
partinea unui cetatean roman !
unui cetatean italian.
Nam avut nici un amestec il
u hotar7rea luata in aceasta pri
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26
FAIR AT REFORM IS
 SET FOR OCTOBER 21-22

Reform, August 25. - (SpecialD- The Methodist church here has se- cured Rev. s. L. Smith of Birming- ham as pastor, taking the place or Rev. J. M. Wigley, who has accepted work in the Birmingham district so as to be convenient to Birmingham Southern college, where he will be in school this coming session. MT. Smith filled the-firs appointment here sun day and Sunday night. He will come here this week with his wife to make Reform their home, until conference meets at least.
 The dates for the district and com munity fair to be held in Reform have been set for October 21 and 22. These fairs attracted widespread in- terest last year and proved a great success. They are of vast education al value, both to the schools and to the farming people in general.
 The pickens County High school will open it's fourteenth annual ses- sion next Tuesday, August 30. A large enrolment is expected. new piano has been purchased for the auditorium, also the stage has been remodeled, and $200 drop curtain is being painted to add to the attrac- tiveness of the assembly hall.
 Principal r. s. Ward is in Mont gomery attending conference or the county high school principals which is being held in the state capitol building by Superintendent John w.. Abercrombie and Supervisor w. L. Spencer.