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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-05

sacked, and sold as fertilizer, and
already 5000 tons have been received
at the plant here.
The great success attending the
establishment of the rural free deliv-
cry in Sumter county is evidenced in
statement given out yesterday by
Postmaster S. A. Smith covering the
business for the first II months just
ended.
THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY
(From the Times-Recorder De-
cember S, 1917
DR.. Roach, prominent dentist
from Columbus; will move to Ameri-
Gus in a few weeks and will practice
dentistry with DIR. w. P. Burt.
Will Dudley, Jr., is regarded as
the most expert wheelman in Ameri-
Gus, and can perform almost ,any
feat on his bicycle.
'"The Club" will meet tonight at
the residence of B. F. Mathews when
the following interesting program
will be given: Reading, F. A. Hoop
er; piano solo, Miss Willie McLendon
recitation, Mrs. w. F. Clarke; quar-
tet, Messrs. Anderson, Daniel, Lane
and Warren. reading, selected; piano
solo, Mrs. M. R. Lamar; chorus by
the club.
Building city hall was no mis-
take, and its utility has already been
demonstrated. 1t is occupied by the
Light Infantry for an armory and
drill room, accommodated their fair,
and will be used by the Baptists dur
ing the next few weeks for Sunday
school and church purposes.
The new gas plant is now in OPP
Grafton and the quality of gas is very
superior. | Everything is kept new
and nice around the plant, which re-
fleets great credit on the present
| management.
About 20 young men in Americas
will organize themselves into a social
club to be styled "The Virtilians,"
named in honor of the famous old
Roman epicure, Virtilius, who feast
ed on humming birds tongues and
peacock's wings. Only select cir
Gle will be eligible and the constitu-
ton and bylaws will be very ex-
elusive.
Major w. L. Glessner has just re-
turned from stay of three weeks
in Ohio, where he arranged for three
exclusions from that state, the first
one to come in January, the second
in February and the third in March.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-05

The long tabled perversity of wo-
mankind appears to have had con-
crete demonstration in the case of
Mrs. Helen Hubbard, a member of
the Arbuckle jury, who, according to
the foreman, announced at the be-
ginnig of the deliberations that she
would not consider the evidence but
would hold out for conviction "till
hell froze over" And she did.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-05

GUARD YOUR THOUGHTS: -
Finally, brethren, whatsoever things
are true, whatsoever things are hon
est, whatsoever things are just,
whatsoever things are pure, whatso-
ever things are lovely, whatsoever
things are of good report; if there
be any virtue, and if there be any
praise, think on these things.-Philip-
plans a IS.
The long tabled perversity of wo-
mankind appears to have had con-
crete demonstration in the case of
Mrs. Helen Hubbard, a member of
the Arbuckle jury, who, according to
the foreman, announced at the be-
ginnig of the deliberations that she
would not consider the evidence but
would hold out for conviction "till
hell froze over" And she did.
Outside of the fact, as the Ar
buckle jury foreman said, the state
failed to make out its case, the jury
probably was of the opinion that a
girl who attends a combination GIN
pajama party usually knows where
Nshe is going Ind what she is going to
do. There was no evidence of the
pitiable victim of this tragedy hav-
ing been dragged into any spiders
web with a block and tackle. And
this is not excusing Arbuckle, either.
Hoodlumism appears to have brok-
en- out in two of our sister cities. The
Waycross Journal Herald and the
Macon Telegraph simultaneously APP
pear with the near breaking up of
theatrical performances in those cit
les by smart alecks who do not know
how to behave in public and who have
no respect for the rights of others
who go to the theater to enjoy the
play. Americas, fortunately, appears
to be blessed with shortage of these
rude and selfish individuals.
This from the Madisonian, the
truth of which every publisher appre-
ciates more than the public possibly
can: "The Gainesville Eagle is the
latest country newspaper to go into
the hands of receiver. Over 1000
have suspended in the country the
past few years. There has been lit
tie reduction in the cost of anything
going into the publication of a news
paper. And yet some few folks want
to know why we don't reduce our
rates."
"Bluebeard" Landru goes to the
guillotine. Too many women will
make any man lose his head.
If every cloud has a silver lining,
silver will be plentiful soon.
Doing nothing is hard to finish.
Putting Europe back on her feet
will get her off our hands.
Terpsichore was the ruler of the
dance before st. Vitus.
They say Germany wants raw ma
terials. Send her some divorce cases.
When the roll is called up yonder
politicians will want recount.
Skating is starting in the colder
states and it is found petticoats are
still being worn.
Prices are falling fast, but some
shopkeepers never read.
An Oklahoma man has seen his
wife for the first time in years.
She must be movie fan.
When reformers hold their meet
ings miserable time is enjoyed by
all.
Now that the Teachers Convention
has boosted slang we will lay off the
stuff.
The emperor of India has a pair
of pants valued at $4,000. Wouldn't
you like to see what is on the hip?
Showmen find wild men don't draw
as big crowd as wild women.
First of the month is always a day
of reckoning.
The man who takes cold bath
every n1nrnin0 ic addin0 bnt 1,a+ar
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-05

If every cloud has a silver lining,
silver will be plentiful soon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-05

'Bluebeard" Landru goes to the
guillotine. Too many women will
make any man lose his head.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-05

Doing nothing is hard to finish.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-05

Skating is starting in the colder
states and it is found petticoats are
still being worn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-05

When the roll is called up yondel
politicians will want a recount.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-05

They say Germany wants raw ma
terials. Send her some divorce cases.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-05

Charity begins at home, but a little
outdoor exercise helps it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-05

The man who takes a cold bath
every morning is adding hot water.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-05

An Oklahoma man has seen his
wife for the first time in years.
She must be movie fan.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-05

Putting Europe back on her feet
will get her off our hands.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20

Warren c. Henslce. Pastor.
Church has moved to the new church
building on the corner Of Gostllu and
Towls streets.
sunday School at ss[5 a M
Preaching at I0.45
Junior League at Io;4s
Epw0rth League 700 p N.
Leader Newton Sims.
Preaching Service at 90 m
A welcome for al.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
Farst AEsthodIEt EpaseopA caarea.

Russell street. Rev. Benjamin Rist.
pastor. $50 Holman street. Phons
$3.50 a. N Sunday school,
10f45 a m -MorninE worship.
Theme; Daniel the Christian Spe-
e'a music By Mr. Wledergott and Dor
othy Wiedergott
I.a0 p na.-Epworth League.
10 p. n Evening service
Theme. \ Foolish Business Man
as p. m Prayer and praise SER
A cordial invitation IS given Au IN
the community 10 all services
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
- caty s6asssoa. Is raa4aaa avA

- 4IlQlaL aNNGe.
Gospel Service sunday evening AS.
Topic Choosing
Adult Bible class and sabbath school
!.
open air Gospel meetings Thursday
and Saturday evenings. sou ,. M cor
aer Holman and FayeIte streets
Also at SIS State ST. $50 D m
q. J Allen. Superintendent
Xou are invited
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
THE PULL GOSPEL MISSION

20 HOFFMAN Street, corner Tovle St
! block east Of Holman
030 g m. Evangelism
80 ?. m. Sunday school
so p. m. Praise meeting.
i45 p. m EvangeIstic
Mrs y Armstrong, Supt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20

S4s sIbley 81 Rev. Carl schae9sF,
castor. Phone IIS5W.
100 a m.-Sunday School.
1915 a n.-Re gular service
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
sl5-sermon- Norman Berrg.


z072l3 Sibley St
sunday school at 1000 A n Help
ful classes for ALL
Harry Nom Bruch, the evangelist.
who became 50 popular when he held
meetings here some time ago villa
preach both the morning and eve
Ming services tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
International Bsole Students

O o Z. Ham Il9 State g.
Public lecture along Biblical lines ev-
err Sunday at 500 ?. m.
Always instructive. he pful and rea-
eunable The wisdom from above Is
tne nohlest science and the best tastruc-
ION.
ton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
IHllHlNayIT y h ,IhNllVEa
IHfHIHAEL ,N,9NI SIX tJlnt hSIIl ElHHslI
lg.M! gs|sIgg !


70 CLINTON St
W. z. Llchtsinn. Pastor.
50 German service.
10 45-English serN ice.
9.30-Sunday scnool
Ladies AID, Wednesday, ESQ p m
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
6Oc to Il per ID.

yeantI rna president md
from the 7ntLst citizen 0 Lord Mayor
very o N rapidly
t Of
candies Other andsn the market sena ass
Hammond Cane COMPANY nadn sunshine
and tn t nas gwth
hes t br om name
That y Q on invite to Inspections
prepare od nga 0
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20

The Ho11ness lde-hod1rt Church. a. the
corner Of hickory and CaicaEo sve11O,
Sunday school al 10 o'clock.
Morning Worship at Il a.
Evening Worship a "a ,. m
R1rst Church OF Christ, Scientist
$50 S Holman St.
Morning service at 10:45-
Sunday school at Il o'clock
"wednesday evening testimonial meet
Ing al s O'Clock
A free rcadiag room is open daily ex-
cept Sunday fro~2 TO D m. and on
Tuesday ard Friday evenings from $50
The public IS cordially welcome to AL
srrx-r.- 2 ~. y wISlI - = - r-s.-a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20

message bearers % prove the dead 90
i've Mrs. Ellen Lee, pastor. SOS State
Line street.
Hammond, uI--Nvill hold services every
Sunday ct Il o'clock Good speaker and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
glrua Charch q tne 1880
Corner Calumet and Michigan avs&
n Welis Pastor

Sunday school. a.45 a m.
Morning Worship al 1915 ,. m
=. 5. Meeting at es45 p. m.
EvangeliStic Service at 1.45 D N.
Mid-week Prayer Mtettng. Wednesday
ar 745 n M.
VI F ". meeting Thursday At 2.e0
Tcacher's Meeting Friday . 500.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
HAMMOND CANDIES
Handicapped, at
Coo to Soc per ID.

Including bon-bons with brazil and almond fondant;
aavors vanilla, chocolate. strawberry maple. pistachio
walnut. stuffed dates
Full cream carmes chocolate brazil oarmes. vanilla
brazil caramels, chocolate puddings solid chocolate
centers, diana stuffed. French nougats
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
AT SOC to 6Oc Id.

fudge and
n fs cream p F n
peanut
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
Try Our
Ice Cream

Contented cows furnish the
basic cream - this cream
comes from Indiana finest
blue glass section. Pasteuri-
eaton gives this cream d
smack that is delicious.
Our formula for m a king
Hammond Candy Company
Ice Cream is one Of the best
ever conceived. Il calls for
a very high percentage Of
butter fat. which is afforded
by the cream,
Our process for mixing and
freezing the cream is 1000
efficient. Your cravings
fondest hopes lie in a heap
ing. savoy dish Of this deli
cious and nutritious frozen
food. every atom of which
the system absorbs into its
human dynamo.
Let your next dish be the
test Of this Ice Creams good
ness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
HAMMOND CANDIES
Handicapped, at
$1.OO per ID.

Including pecan mallow goodies; pecan honey NAL
lows; pecan roll chocolate and vanilla centers brazil
nutties; chocolate liquid pineapple peach and maras-
chino cherries; chocolate dipped almond brittle hand
dipped chocolate almonds hlberts; svalnuts; pecans
brazls; sailed almonds
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
To All Candy Lovers

here has been much talk about high and the 0 n
and dealers accusation ouncaue
But determined the public shall know the Hammond
concerned You entitled to the
Our Of f Nc profits nd fair TO
materials such cent rpceadw
negligible In aneh equality
Today when others holding $50 81 and
kinds o. fine quality hand chocolates
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20

PAGE SIX
lgHAIBEA lsST s HIS ~ 45lg4 Rs9gssllHHG1
ISS
k1kg'3Il !! ] g!
Ct. PAnvS Lntheraa CGu<cA
ss Clinton st.
W. T. L4chtsinn. Pastor.
$50 German service
10 45-EnElish serN ice.
9to0-Suncay Sc nool
Ladies AID, Wednesday ESQ ?. m.
aroEEoE STREET M E. CzUzcE-
Dr Chas. H. Lesson. pastor
345 q N Sunday school O. y
100 m.-Wo-ship Subject
The Message Of Jesus 70 Religion. ="
00-Epworth League
=. --Evening sermon.
what VIII This Ase Dc VITA
Friends are cordially invited
Emmanuel EvanEsa1cal CnurOn
AS sibley ST Rev. Carl schaa0sE
eastor. Phone 11S5W.
500 a r.-Sunday School
1915 a m--Ile sular service
TRINITY ENcLIsR LUTHERAN, -
y a5 ,l.lI. street and Park Place
-. = So, - % +4's IA 500
9.45 in-SSunday school
-S5 Z n l- Il II i..I,s 1,so-s1S5
cordial Invitation Is extended 10 All
60. 49,. -. -
ann qad S1ty Mission. lss indiana ava
A-iI4--. Z ! az ls..-
Adult Bibl. SIS ana Sabbatb scb,,1
>.
open aIr Gospel meetings Thursday
aer Holman and Faye5;e streets
ASP Al 80 State ST., 80 ,. m
Y Alien, Superintendent.
capt Geo AZ Heids ana Lteut
Youngbcrr officers III charge
SATURDAY ais 3 In
sunday p.55-II9lsueS service
9soo--SunGay S. hool
6So-Youag Peoples Lesion
o0-salraiion mcetine
meeting for women over IS years.
lass f5- ,hild-an b-.+t,asa5 -
years
Everybody welcome
AdjGtant PHILLIP Latvan Young r.
ries Secretary from Chicago ,vII5 con
duct the services oD sunday Aug 2I
Come and brlLg friend
1@s@ N<@N Ok ACA--@ atu
~ TtH1e ana summer Boulevard
4 Mo4ntain Top ENpsrIen -l.e''
.60-JLuior Irter7lt.asafs and Se,{or
Christian Frdeavor
s.00-Seraon -iTbe Lost Book
e c - e.
]o'-@lS Sloley d
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20
ok Nct mIDfIu[U|

s
Grecii vor Sa la o ofensiva in
potriva nationalistilor turci, G.
orr ce chip, ca sd salvczcN ''prcs
tigiuls' rcgelui Constantin. Ct
prcstigiu? Prestigil regal sal
,prestiginl de erou de la Don,okos'
In locul unei camere GU dcpu
'tati galagiosi, carora ;oatl ziu:
!e merge gura fara sd faca ninic
care II ar ii mai buna Q camera cl
ieputati surdo-muti9 Ce zice d
Silberman? u
y
Partizanul mui partid din tara
ziee cd idcalul. partidului sau I'M
este de a darama pc eel de sus c
sd matte sus pc eel de jos.'' Sd
poate, dar daca toata lumea Va
sta sus. cine va sta JOS? sau cum
s'a zis de mutt: 'Cine va trag.
.ismcle celOr de sus?''
&
. Maria Lowe din Sioux City
ncgrcsa, de 40 ami a fost adus;
inaintea tribunalului politienest
acuzata de bette, dar a fost as;
de beata Cd cazul trebGit sd $,
amane pima Sc va trezi tfnara a
doratoare lui Bachus.
.
Fostul sacagiu de La Cernics
sira luat nasul la purtare 81 i'm
proasca GU balele lui pc toti car
nu Sc inchin lui Trotsky 81 Leni
ne. In interesul sau propriu i
sfatuim sd fie mai prudent.
=
Tn bolsevist international, Ro
bert A. Buckner din Chicago. ;
zis judecatorului Landis ca lui j
place Statele Unite 81 judccatoru
la raspuns:
''Foarte bine TIE las sd sta
zece ami in inchisoarea Leavcn
worth"
- 'Daca sticam ca Sc intimpl;
asa, ii spuneam ca nu-mi place"
a zis Buckner, pc cand era condul
catre celnla lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20
EERA oCAzIUNE

Numai pentru suma de SIPS
trimitem 20 de carti~ din tara
,asortate dc povcsti, inpatat, poezie
Rterare etc. !.
Comenzile cu banii in coperta
registrat trimitcti la:
Bibliotec6 Poporului Roman
TO East 3rd' st. New York.
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;venit in casa hui, 81 an. slit pc ser
svitOafea lui Sd intre in 0 camera
laferala !unde an inchis-o. Apoi
au furat niste bijnterii in yaloare
de So dollari 81 au f,isit. Cand a
VENT el acasA, . gasit pc servi-
toaEc inchisa. =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

avea asupra credinsosior prtre carl fpst atrbuit
fost cine So Sc ngjeasca de parrea 81 lp prin
tre credineiosii pnitarian din toate pare ace
las poate da socoeala care cnoaste
raA &c are bsefiia asupra fsedncosiF te Unita -
Anglia aa ~ Ss s - 3,
zarul nostru atras, IN repetite tentia EaTer-
pulu oanesc asnpra propaeandei g. se aiei entra
omanei faeuto aseasta sarul n0strp ~ n ii ai
nase din se Ire pegzs dat find faPtu ca sn 81 tar6 ssx.
kn6 tensi pernte s2 smpatizam g - noastr6 s
eri6ine. sfss ssfs I'll
NJ psvmtsn sde data aoeasta sx ~ rey,plak ~
|alaafei = tzsit@ aiei oa,eni cepek r - e1u1us.
1speonn6k inGnak, p6ak - - t1f11k sHnnuik 20
ininie ea1i snst 1nsb ~ pisips - r<s Dai1jj,
dplonaiis = ~ n 9g
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20
.HlfORhkIA|M

Washington. - Fiecare familie
va plati in anul acesta cam $50
dollari pentru dari la oras, judet,
stat 81 guvernul federal. Aceasta
nu gluma. Bugctul anului ace
stuia va Fl de 5000. 100000 dol
fari, orr 40 la suta din castigul
net al natiunii. Charles L. Knight,
din Akron, Ohio, deputat in con-
gres a declarat: Malta care e
ncvOita sd plateasca 40 la suta a
venitului sau numai in contribute,
MI numai ea nu p0ate sa Sc rein
toarca la prosperitate, dar nici nu
poate trai mutt in astfel de con-
dtii. Knight sfatuieste congresul
"a amane toate legi4e carl numai
vor ingreuna starea contribuabi-
lilor earl Sc lupta Gu greM din
cauza crizei.
. .
Washington. - Chestia Inan-
del va fl la ordinea zilei in sap
tamana aceasta. SenatOrul Norris
din Nebraska 81 La Toilette din
Wisconsin au de ,gind sa aduca
lnaintea senatului proiectul de
lege prin care Statele Unite re-
;unoaste repnblica irlandeza. Nor
fris vrea sd vorbeasca i'm decursul
zilei de All, daca va ajnnge Ia
+cuv7nt.
Columbus. - Harry w. Hager,
din Columbus 81 Louis Cohen, din
Toledo, de present ambii in peni-
tenciarul din Columbus, sunt in
chisi in celul6 separate 81 nu al,
-
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isuntconduca cator revoltei de eri'
din penitenciar Va isbucnit cu
dcazia visitci u1i medic, care
ivisita din iflcs hltarea congre-
sului. Hager q c. lamnat Ia viata
pentru ca si-a aprit ccpilnl saa
de trci luni in ap6 calda, lar Co
Then condamnat cinci ami pen-5
itru jaf. Ri au- la fost inchisi in
rcpetite rinduri.
/ s
! Clayton, G. Townes, presetlin-
Itelc senatului ora4nlui a fost tras
Iaai la raspunder de, tribunalul
politicnesc pentru Cd ,lovit Gu
Iautomobilul sau pc dina Anna
Bost, de So ami, care conducca de
brat pc barbatul sau orb. Poll.
tistul P. j. McDermott acuza pc
Townes ca ell e dt vina, deoarecc
Ia manat in locsll care a fcst re-
'servat tocmai pentru directia
contrara.
D-na Galatea &. Dorm, 1904
Lamberton Rd. q cerut divort de
balbatul sau, William, GOT Gar
fled Building. Motiyul cererei e
ca barbatul sau Incrgea mereu la
nevasta-sa dintaiu. 'El spunea ca
constiinta sa il face sd faca visita
primei sale sotii" - 'declarat
dina Dorm nldecatorului. Ea u
cerut Is dollari pc saptamana in
tretinere pentru ca 81 copilal eli
de II ami. Judecatorul la ,acordat
in mod temporary, so. Barbatul
arc, = dupa spusa femeii, un ve-
nit de 10000 dpllari annual.
| Londra. - Minierii grevisti vor
cere ajutorul ialtQr uniuni munci-
toresti ca sal sprijineasca prin
o grcva de simpatie. Frank Hod-
ses, secretarul minierilor a deela-
rat All ca cl Sc va sfatui Gu cele.
latte uniuni in, aceasta privinta.
Washington. G,lvernul Sta
telor Finite va ii in stare sd re-
duca darca fiecarii perseane din
Statele Unite cpt vec-o. 5-8 dollari
annual. AceastaI reducere resulta
din aranjarea q nnor datorii ce-aa
avut contractate difcritele tafi
dim. Europa in Atatele Unite.
/ Youngstown. Guvernorul
II
Davis trecut pc aici All STA de-.
clarat ca el va convoca camera 81
senatul statulaai ! in sesiune pc
luna viitoare ca sa Sc discute pro-
blemele nouilor,, dari. Imediat
dupa aceea gnNernornl va con-
voca corpurile Legislative intr'o q
fsesiune speciala ca sd Sc discute
mai multe chestii.
l. s1@ :
| Niles, Ohio. All fost des-
velirea bustului .presedintelui
Harding. La aceasta ceremonie a
lparticipat 81 vice-presedintele
Coolidge, care, in vorbirea sa a
.spus urmatoarele: ''Usile Des-
chise ale Casei Albe inaintea fieca
|rui visitator insemneaza ca inima
lui Harding deschisa pentrl
lori 81 cine. Cand Harding va ,pa-
rasi administratia, lumea il VA
liasira linga eel mai mari prese-
dinti al Statelor Unite, linga un
Mckinley 81 Lincoln"
1 Bancilfl laui;sl pEimit cinstiintare
ca cicula, ,niste ihsncnote, false de
cinci dollari. Bancnotele sunt
foarte istet facute, mai ales par
i tea de fata perfecta. Dosul banc-
motel e ialitat mi alab. E tipari-
ia pc hirtie pc care sunt vapsite
niste pete lun-:. -ssii, carl imi-
teaza IRE. 4sa cc in
Ihartia : Z,
!
/ Fred cohmap 1os11o Ash
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Washington. Gslvernul Sta
-telor Finite va ii in stare sd re-
duca darca fiecarii perspane din
Statele Unite cyvre-o.5-S dollari
annual. Aceasts reducere resulti
din aranjarea a nnor datorii ce-al
.avut contractate difcritele tafi
din. Europa in Atatele Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

Londra. - Minierii grevisti vor
cere ajutorul altQr uniuni munci-
toresti ca sa-i sprijineasca prin
o grcva de simpatie. Frank Hod-
ges, secretarul minierilor decla-
rat All ca cl Sc va sfatui Gu cele
latte uniuni in aceasta privinta.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26

agriculture with facts and figures CON.
cerning the world markets Of the nras- :
ent and future, Mr.. Hoover aid To-
night. An order to provide n sound
pass Tor producing and tradinrs hs
declared it was important that svor'S ~
conditions be definitely known. He
added that statistics on American MO
duction and stock are not sufficientlv
complete, but they offer foundatinnn
from which to work.
Cotton interests are understooa "a
have claimed that a reduction in arrss
age was inevitable next year should tha
world stocks of that commodity bc anv-
where near as great as indicated. This
situation, Mr.. Hoover states. showed
the necessity for gathering the facts
about that commodity as we'll as others
1t is not the intention, however to
launch into = program of obtaining sta
tistics on all commodities at this f,ma
Although Mr.. Hoover said he believed
the need was apparent, he added that
his department. was handicapped bv
lack of personnel and facilities.
For the present it is proposed to
CATER the data through American din
lomatic offices and trade representa-
tivcs abroad where they exist. But M
Hoover explained, such facilities were
necessarily limited and meant slow
progress.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26

Cburtb Of the Jnearnation
:. Madison Ave. and 35th st.
Tho Rev. HORACE PERCY SILVER. Rector.
:, 10 A. M. Holy Communion.
Al A. NJ, Morning Prayer. Holy Com
munion and Sermon. Rector.
r. M. Festivals of the combined
Sunday Schools.
Daily. 1915 to 1898. MONDAY Service,
with brief address,
TO-DAY, EASTER EVE
:. and 10 A. NJ, Holy Communion
12:l5 MONDAY Service Address by Rector.
p NJ. Special Confirmation Service.