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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
NOTICE


Notice is hereby given by the Board
of Park Commissioners of the city of IN
dianapolis that by its resolution No; s:
1921, 1t has determined that it is desired
and deemed necessary to make an APP
preparation of such interest In lands or
parts of lots for the purpose OF establish
ing a building line each side of Me-
ridian street, a boulevard in the city OF
Indianapolis, as may be necessary to Sc
cure to such board the right to prevent the
erection of all structures between such
building lines and the Meridian street
property line; and that the land 50 at
fected by such proposed building line ana
posed lies either side of Meridian
street between the north line OF Maple
Road boulevard and the south line Of
Westfeld Free Gravel Road, and between
the property line of the west side OF Me-
rldian street and line parallel with and
seventy-f1ve feet west from such prop
erty line of said Meridian street and g
line parallel with and seventy-fve feet
east from said last mentioned property
line.
The appropriation to be madA Is for
the purpose of establishing building hnes
as above indicated. and by such appropri-
alton OF rights of the several owners of
property over and across which such
building line shall run to erect any nuild-
ing structure whatever or any pare
thereof between such building line ana
such property line shall be perpetually am
initiated. but there shall be reserved -
the owners of such property the perpetual
ana lrreVocaDle Areo hcehso 70 1so $40
occupy such lands or parts OF lots be-
tween such building line as established.
and their respective property lines for all
By the aforesaid resolution II Is pro-
vided that Thursday, May IL, 1921. at 10
o'clock a. M at tho office of said board
in the city hall of said city. be the time
and place when final action shall be
taken confirming, modifying or resembling
the said resolution. and when 1t win re-
ceivs and hear remOnstrances from per-
sons interested In or affected by such
proceedings. and when 1t will determine
the public utility and beneht thereof
S. 2. RAUH,
FRED c. GARDNER,
EDWARD A. STCCKMEYER.
CHARLES E. ~,COFFFIN,
Board Of Park Commissioners
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
FINANCIAL.

WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE REAL
ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WE
PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS.
MORTGAGES, BONDS AND STOCKS
LISTED AND UNLISTED.
INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO.
FRANK K. SAWYER, Pres.
Fifth noor Indianapolis Securities Bldg.
Southwest corner Delaware and Market
FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana
and Indianapolis real estate. r. B. WILL
SON. 1Os N. Delaware st. Main 1913
INSURANCE in all branches. AUBREY
d. PORTER, 91S Peoples Bank bids
Main 7O49.
Times Want Ads find the right peopls
for the right places and the right place
for the right people. Phone Main S5e&
Auto. SS-26l.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
Buckner Seeks Place
in First District

Among the Republican candidates for
councilman from the First district is Ed
ward R. Buckner, 1884 Holloway avenue.
Mr.. Buckner has lived In indianapolis TIE
greater part OF his life and for the last
few years has bean furniture salesman
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
SITUATION WANTE0-MALE.

WANTED-HouSs painting and rough
carpenter work. HOWARD WILSON,
272s Adams street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
LEGAL NOTICE
(COntfnued.1
FOURTEENTH WARD.

S (Continuedl
FOURTEENTH WARD.
Precinct.
1-1224 Oliver avenue.
2-e0S River avenue.
S-1313 Oliver avenue.
4-1726 West Morris street.
5-1768 Howard street.
6-1417 Silver avenue.
7-2116 West Morris street.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Precinct.
1-2011 Wilcox street.
2-20i7 West Washington street
3-1234 West Washington street.
4-720 North Pershing avenue.
5-523 North Bellevue avenue.
6-3O24 West Tenth street
18Th West Michigan street.
S-S044 West Michigan street.
9-261 North Addison street.
10-2515 West Washington street
LILO Hancock avenue.
12--124o North King avenue.
Witness my hand and the official seal
(SeaI) of the City of Indianapolis. Indt-
ena. this 18th day of April, 1921.
GEORGE o. HUTSELL
CITY
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02

statesmen preferably with auto for
our high-class well advertised fast SELL
ing r. Z. subdivision; big money for live
wires T60-s2 Bankers Trust Bldg. Main
14US.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
MALE HELP-wANTED.

SALESAIANAGER as distributor; direct
factory representative, a man or nrm
to take over the exclusive selling of the
mest needed auto accesS0ry-bar none
nationally advertised, no competition.
Don't answer unless you can finance ini-
4, tial order to secure agency. ALCEMO
MANUFACTURING CO., 131 Bridge St,
Newark N j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20
LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET.
BY FREDK'k r. NOTHING & CO.
Investment bankers.
u AL Maln IL
TRADE BUYING SENDS
COTTON PRICES HIGHER
IRy Assoclated press.l

NEW YORK, Dec. l9-The cotton mar
lSCt showed further advances today on
10y continued talk OF "A probable early i'm
provenient In demand Tor both goods
and raw materials. January contracts sold
up TO ls.a,. making an advance OF )!
Joints from the closing quotation of last
week. and IN points from the low price
.iuns under realizing with the general
market closing barely steady at net
advance OF Ia to % points.
Thc market opened firm at an advance
ot TO % points In response to firm Iiv-
erpool cables and 4 renewal OF the buy
ing movement which had developed to-
ward the end OF LAST week. The demand
for January was less active than IL was
on Saturday. however. and after showing
market met some scattered Southern sell
ing and realizing. Prices eased off In
consequence. selling shade under ias,
but tho offerings were light ana the mar
k.t iirmed up again durin. the early
afternoon ON trade buying and renewed
few stop orders were uncovered rs
prices made new high ground. and early
ments December sold IN to 1919 and
March to ls4?. with active months show
buying then tapcrcI OF somewhat and
th.rc were closing reactions under proflt-
taking. combined with scattering selling
iinental importers were bidding nearer
the market than they were last week.
si n .ss that business might be done
reports from the local goods market
that buyers were advancing their bids.
crpooi was due 10 n better trade de nand
and small offerings from the South. Cen
cral business was .duiet here being re-
OF the census report tomofro@ %e and Inc
approach or the Christmas holidays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20
WAGE HOT BATTLE
OVER SUGAR RATES
Continued From First Page)

ting American reflners TO hnoort ar
'hree-tourths of the normal duty two
pounds OF sugar for each pound OF
domestic sugar refined from beets or
cane was n violation Of the spirit.
IL not the letter. OF the reciprocity
treaty with Cuba giving n preferen-
tial rate of 20 per cent below tho
full rate on imports from that coun-
try.
1t also was contended that this was
discrimination in favor Of certain
American interests and injurious to
others.
Spokesman for the industry in the
United states testified that the beet
sugar industry had been developed
in seventeen States; that there was
invested in 1t s2o0,o00.O0o. with
ninety-five factories. 1t now is pro-
ducing annually 100000 tons OF
sugar. or nearly onc-fourth of tho
domestic consumption. and Is re-
claiming waste land, because the
beets will grow where other produce
Will not The acreage is now $4,000.
and the farmers raising the crop
number 100000. who give employ
mcnt to an additional $4,000 hands.
Helpful to Farm Lands.
Given proper protection, tho wit
ness argued, the industry would ex-
rand to the point where It could
supply most OF the domestic demand.
and in case of war 1t also would
make the country independent of
foreign countries. It also was con-
tended that the raising OF beets i'm
proved farm lands and made them
more productive when later sown to
other crops.
AS to the tax on tho people rep
resented In the duty, It was cons
tended that this amounted to only
s1.44 for each inhabitant each year,
and thnt the industry was orth
such an expenditure by tho people.
Tho beet sugar interests. had not
completed the presentation OF their
case when the committee adjourned
tonight. They will continue tomor-
row. and will be followed by repre-
eentatives OF tho cane sugar industry
in Louisiana.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20
CHICAGO GRAIN MAnKET.

CHICAGO, Dec. l9-whea, took and up
ward swing in nrice today largely as a
resui; OF Indications OF EXPORT business
a. ";;ihh'peE; The market here closed
nc TO 3-ic and oats lie TO i.cG5-sc. In
provisions the outcome varied from &c
decline 10 lie advance. AT first. the
wheat market showed lack OF support
with many traders correctly anticIpatine
an AZ, increase o! the United States visiby
iotaL Gradually. however attention
vtered TO the ascent OF values at Winni.
peg; and there was display OF enlarged
DuyinE power here based on gossip that
me winnipeg advance reelected European
uyihhu. Forecasts OF cold wave which
might catch good deal OF the dorncstic
winter crop withou, snow protecttun
trnitu ALSO 10 stimulate some buyinC
Furthermore. reLorts were current thar
rains were interfering with the harvest
in Argentina.
Corr and oats rose with wheat. nj
thouSh sariy IN the session the bulls had
been at disadvantage owing To- liz.
IsSeipts OF corn. On the other hand rural
oHcrinRs OF corn were reported ms gina N
nespite or colder weather promising to
PROVISIONS were Irregular huctua,I ~
chiefly according to changes in the h",
~ I'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20
WILL LIMIT DEBATE
ON ANTILYNCHINC
BILL TO TEN HOURS
CONTINUED From First PageJ

question:" replied MIR. Campbell.
When Representative Kelley. Re
publican, Michigan, followed with a
query as to whether the bill would
pcnalizc county which did its hes
to prevent mob violence. but failed
Mr.. Campbell said application OF tho
bill's various provisions would have
to be determined during the debate
Representative Bankhead. Demo-
crat. Alabama, inquired what would
be gained By passage OF the bill.
transferring jurisdiction to the Fed
eral courts
Aren't judges and jurors in Stat
AMI Federal courts actuated by tho
same desire to enforce laws Impair
tally he asked.
During his attack on the bill, Mr.
Garrett declared:
when you place the idea in tho
hands of few ncgroes-compara.
lively few-thc idea that somehow
somcway they will be less subjected
10 punishment for crimes against
wofncn If they are TO be dealt will,
by the Federal court. you arc blu
RiVitinE m Increase I'm the commits.
sion of such crime. This bill simply
VIII encourage the very crime you
are seeking to put down
You do not know what it means
10 live in section where, because OF
the acts of few of u race, mans
VIE dare not travel aiu,,e: you do
not KNOW TINT over the head OF q
daughter. unprotected from the vic
ious. hangs the sword Of Damocles.
Declares Not Justinahlc.
NO political cNigcncy can justify
passage OF this bill. Surely YOU must
realize that II you can single out the
crime Of lynching. you can place with
III the purview of the Federal court
the crimes of murder. assault and bat
'cry' theft--ih fact, every crime and
cut the Constitution adrift In this
misdemcanor known to law. IL YOU
manner you will not stop the ext
gency, hut will set II afont on the
uncharted sea until In the end you
Will see the wreck OF the greatest
government on earth"
Mr.. Pou was vigorously applauded
10y Democrats when no declared that
Southcrncrs had been doing their
best to wipe out lynchlng.
were as much opposed to lynch
ing rs you are, MIR. Pou told Repub-
lican members. The way to stop It
is Tor tho colored race to put the seal
OF disapproral on the man who COM
mits vicious crime instead of pro-
tecting him rs has been done timo
and again."
Mr.. Byrncs asserted that passage
OF the Dyer bill would "reuuire an
army of Federal police. invading tho
states to secure evidence against
lynchcrs. county officials and the
counties"
You cannot cure lawlessness BY
indulginS In il yourselves" Mr..
Byrnes declared. And this you do
IL YOU pass this bill so clearly In vIo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20


me trade considered must necessarily be
hu.tsh nui the cotton market strongly
E!gh"r today. Batter capics than due
tt.u"d prices on tho opening. fut aflc-
"Hrances OF Is to q pUuts ;here was n
sax 10 levels TO S uoiuts under the
close SATURDAY.. iu. TO the withdrawal OF
support. The tiump brought in new
buying. which continued un;l tho late
trading when prices. We're 70 20 50 points
higher than Saturdays finals. Longs
realized Just on the clos. and le., price.
weTe a; net gains of bu, 10 Ia - points
at the lowest az she day. January stood
~ 80 from which II rose to l1.5 and
finally closed at i,co
There was more or less talk throughout
N" -,s>ioI that the long end az Jan
vary Was h.ld by i,npor;ant spot inter
.st- VINO would want the actual cot. IN
for their contracts. This had the efiec;
OF causing Liquidation OF the short inter
est remaining III that month for Friday
~ hEst January notice day.
Claims OF better demaisl for the
lower grades in the spot market were
confined by the revision o! spot quota
ti9ns which lifted quotations below mid.
above were rai~.d 90 points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CTIICAGO; Dec. l1.-Cattle: receipts a. :
Vv. very slow. bulk of beef steers and
Eat she stock unsold at noon: few
safes. 25c lower bidding sharply lower:
Ns@ caves mostly soc lower. Gamers.
siHckers and feeders steady.
LOGS receipts B.bp: steady to i5c lower
IMAM saturdays average. closing dull
shipments around $500. ho!d.ovor mod
crate: nKht lights early up to 1.2S: bulk.
iSO 10 ls0-DOund average. 69J0 10: bu.k.
10 to go pound Average. 6.65ersN5; ptgs.
NC 10 loc lower. bulk desirable. 7.!0ft :. -.
Shesp; recctpts. 3l.oto: generally steady
iat lamb TOP. 1925: bulk. ,.5)u 1913: cu!ls.
,,Vo LO: TOP yearlinr "cthers. 800: year
!lnT ewes. 1toN Sos: fat native ewes. 800:
buLk. so ~ 100: feeJer lnImhs. g.5lll 100.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20
WHOLESALE PRICES
HAVE SLIGHT SLUMP
Hurcnu or LnbOr Statistics Publishes
Figures for Month of
November,
IBy Associated Press. ]

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ia slight
slump in wholesale prices occurred
during the month OF November. ac-
cordng to statistics made public by
the Bureau OF Labor Statistics last
night The bureaus index number.
based on 327 commodities. stood
at 149 in November. compared
with $50 for October. The largest
decreases occurred among farm prod
uets. Clothing and metals also were
cheaper. but no change was noted In
foodstufIs. In fuel and building ma
terlals prices averaged higher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20
DlES-DLSPATCHS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

Grand Orange Lodge has issued an
address to it's members declaring that
If an Irish free state is set up Loyal
ISIS VIII be competed to defend their
lives and liberties by force.
This would be most distasteful to
them. it is added, but force Is the
only argument accepted by the Brit
ish government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20
COTTONSEED OIL

NEW YORK. Dec. I9-Cot,onseea oil
stn -,ed lower under liquidation sales IN
NJ e'-by deliveries but ths marke, sub
sequcntly fir:ned up on short covering on
the better showing In lard and cotton.
Closing bids were MnchAnEcd 20 points
barrels. Primo crude. 6;N sales; prime
s25: March. ste: May. $50. all bid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Reported by Rodgerz plmmcr a. Co In

December ls. 1921
SPANISH FARMERS STOCK-Markci
arm: 92iic per bushcl.
VlRG!NIAS. FARMERS STOCK-Marke,
steady.
Fancy Jumbos. &c to lhc per ID.
Extra prime. sac tn ic per 10.
Prime, Sc Ia 3hc Ter 10.
Smelling stock. iumbos, runners and bunch,
lisc To Sc per III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. ls.--Turpentinc
Arm. a: sales. 2i5: receipts. lis: shipments
sac: stock. i2.7i, RosIn. arm: sales. san
receipts. SCI. Quote: ID. u, L. +. q. 400
II: |. 40: X; $50: NJ. $50: y. SIS: VIC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20

Port movement:
New York MiddlinE. 1900. receipts. 40:
exports. l2S' sales. Loo: stock. S7.l02.
Minor por's--Iteocipts. LIS: exports. 1729:
stock. ,s,l1p a, co.
2l2: stock. l.375.i6l.
Total for week-Receipts. 1850: exports.
Total for ssason-Recelpts. s.sis.4is: ex-
ports. Cos. 9IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS

NEW YORK. Dec: ls-Co',on goods were
iigh, demand. Wool goods were quiet
Raw Eik was erratic. with the general
trend higher for tina day. Burlaps were
quiet knu goods sold moderately for
future delivery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20
RICHMOND srock MAnlSHr.
Quotations by Cnsi<ic G.. Uurch & Co.
Ills Eaat Main Street.
Quotations Mt Close.
City and State Securities.


Va. IS. old C. and r.. 1892 IS
Virginia Centuries. 2,
8. c. and II. ....199l 81
West Virginia SIS. 1899 76
Street hallway HOnds.
n. and p. IT. Co.. 5s.. 1896 II 73
v. Il. and p. Co. 5s..1934 IS
street hallway stocks.
Nor. II. and l. Co.. 25 20 81
v. r. and p. 90. pr. 100 81
", II. and Il. Co., com. 100 ia
railroad Stocks.
r., L. and y. Div. OBJ. 100 los EOS
Insurance Stocks.
I,ife ms. Co. OF Va. 100 $50
Va. r. and NJ. Ins. Co. 90 $50
Bnnk and Trust Company Stock.
American National 4. 100 go ESQ
Am. Trust Co. (Class
AZ 100 95
Broad Street Bank. % &C
Broadway National 100 ll6
Blk. OF Com. and Tr. 100 100
Central National -. 100 l5i l65
Church Hill Bank 80. 100 ITS
First National 49,. 100 23i $50
Merchants Nat. -. 100 $50
Mech. and Merch..., 100 3lO
Nat State and City. 100 e195 '
Old Dom. Trust Coy. 100 1873 .,
Planters National 400 400 1926
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20

lntion OF the Constitution OF tho
United states as it has been con-
strued to this date by the Supreme
Court. d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20

Richmond Trust Co. 100 IS lol
Va Trust cu..... 100 235
vest End Bank 49,. ~ So
miscellaneous.
II. 7 crump Co. So
Dib. 100 Ihl
Jefferson Realty Cor
poration. LIST pid. 100 - so
I.aFuS and Bros. Co,
pfd.. 60 par,ic!... 100 100
o. IL !! ana :. Co. 5 81
l.. !. lob. = y. c. ptd. 100 100! l0o
VIC. CHI, pr. p. -. 100 Gss
VIC. Chem. CON 100 2si
standard Paper, pfd. 100 I03
i. :. Register Guano
y. c. bonds 49,. 100 lo3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20
PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE

COFFEE,
coffee futures was quiet today with prices
easier under scattered realizing. Rio cx-
change as reflected In the dollar buy!ng
rate was nrmer. but niire:s quotations
were lower ana the late afternoon de-
cline was accom- panied by rci orts tina t
boine or tho cost and freight offers were
a shade lower. The opening WAS 3 po!nta
higher on Deceinber. but generally TO 1
Dpints lower. ana active months sold
to 10 points below last weeks closing
quotations: with MAY touchiuv, $50; Last
prices were the lowest of the Luy on
active petitions. showing a net decline
OF to 10 points Sales were estimated
at about OnG bags. December. sei lam
nary. sas; March: S5.: May. $50; July.
Spot cofftc. nuict: Rio 7s. az: Santos Is
l2h TO IN: Cost and freight offers in
Guided Santos ~ and SIS at l2.i5 10 L. 90
Rio IN at SIS and Victoria - and s. at
so to SD American credits.
The official cables reported n decline of
10 refs In the dollar buying rate. with
40 change In the rate on London. The
Santos market was - 10 30 refs lower,
and Rio about 100 to $50 refs lower. Bra.
LILLIAN port receipts. 1900: Junliahy. %. :
81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
CONTINUES HIGH TREND
my Associated Press.


NEW ORLEANS, la. Dec. 1s.-Mnch
better accounts from tho spot department
particularly regarding tho demand for
lower grades and the rumo, that gov
would BIO Issued shortly and which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20
SUGAR.

NEW YORK Dec. 1.-THE raw sugar
through the &c level. The loves. prtse
recorded In oyer seven years. There wer.
sales OF 10000 bags Of uncontrolled Old
crop Cubas at lgI. cost md freight. equal
to sj57 for centrifugal; The coinm!t,ee's
price for old crop Cubas was uncha nged
NJ ~. cost and freight. equal 10 3.sG FOR
Centrifugal.
There was only a ouie, trade In raw
sugar futures. and prices showed little
variation. with oterators inclined to hold
OF and await DEVELOPMENTS In Cuba. Clos
log prices were points higher on De-
cembeT and one lower 10 one higher ont
other positions. January closed at 2.l3
March. 2.i5: May. 226 and July 30.
The refnad market was nu,et ami un-
changed ut $40 for fine Ernnulatcd
There were no transactions In refined
futures and closing prices were unchanged
q -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-20
RICHMOND LAVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Union Stock Yards

DcCtlnUtr -. 1871
remarks: Very good run OF cattle on
market Prices lower steers in sym.
pAthy with lower trees elsewhere. Cows
and heifers steady To lower
Strictly good
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05
INviTARE

Socictatca Romano de Ajutor
| 81 Cultnra 'Fratii Romani' din
Niles, Ohio, are onoare invita-
pc toate Societatile, ~@Cluburi 81
Parochii precum 81 pc toti fratii
Romani din loc 81 jur lua parte
la frumOasa petrecere de vara
(Picnic- care va avea loc Dumi-
neca in IA August 1921 pc farna
d-lui Westwood din Third Str.
Adeca tot pc locul unde Socie.
tatea an avut picnicul in rindul
|trecut (din 10 1upie) tot pc acel
loc il va avea 81 acum, 10 minute
pc JOS de la eentrul orasului.
Muzica vestitului Casian din
Youngstown, Ohio va distra onor.
public Gu cele mai frumoase arii
de dams 81 cantece rationale.
Toti membri sunt rngati a lua
parte la aceasta petrecere, caci
81 care nu va l,la parte va fl slit
a 81 plati ticatul de intrare.
lnceputul va fl la orele II a. IN.
ST va dura pana seara la 8 p. m.
Pretul de intrare D-nii 7jc
Damele 25c;
Bufetul va fl aranjat ell cele
mai gustdase mancari 81 beuturi
reeoritoare.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu
multumiri 81 Sc vor euita pc Gale
ziaristica.
Deci in speranta ca toti fratii
romani din loc 81 jur ne vor da
tot sprijinul D-nealor posibil par,
ticipand intr 'un numar cat Sc
poate De mare pana la revedere
va asteptam Gu dragoste fra
tiasca.
Comitetul aranjator.
(191 & 81 & 81.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05
S'A SFIRSIT LUPTA
CEA MARE.

In ? Iulie intreg Starele Unite
81 alte tari luat .parte la Marea
Lupta ce "a tinut la Jersey City.
Acuma sa sfirsit Dempsey a
caStlgat. nu numai pentlu ca G
putcrnic. dar dansul nici ofata
nu facut o gresala mare 81 in
tot timpul luptei fost rece,
calm. 81 a fost productiv in tot
timpul luptei. Aceste sunt calita.
tile care in tot deauna castiga,
daca vel avea aceste calitati, in
tot deauna vel fl eli success i'm orr
orr lntreprinderi. Oar o conditic
e absolut trebuincioasa: Stoma
cul trebuc sd fie in c6nditie
buna. Ninul Amar a lui Triner
este remediul eel mai bun pentrrl
stomac. Tine stomacul 81 intcsti-
nele in buna Ordine. It'll da un
apetit bun. 81 inlatura din sistem
toata otrava, 81 prin aceasta pune
lntreg sistemul in conditie per-
fecta. asa ca va inlatura nume-
roasele boil care previn din cauza
desordinilor Drugistul sau ne
gutatorul d-voastra de medica-
mente are vinul Amar lui Tri-
ner $. Dintre alte excelente re-
mediuri a lui Triner'S in tot dea-
una sa aveti in casa Linimen'tul
lul Trlner' S pentru reumatism.
neuralgfe 81 pentru muschi 81 pi-
cloare obosite, aSemenea Triner s
antiputrin pentru dureri de gat
81 pentru a spala rane. (Adv.)