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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
IL Americans Start
In British Open Match

ST. ANDREWS, June 2O.-More
than $50 golf players of world re-
nown today began the qualifying
rounds of the British open golf cham
pionship tournament here today. In
cluded were seventeen American pro-
fessional and amateur players.
The tournament schedule calls for
two qualifying rounds. Actual
championship play begins June %.
The winner will score the lowest ag-
gregate number of strokes for four
18-hole rounds for a total of 72 holes.
The draw of the Americans includes
Bobby" Jones, of Atlanta, went
a round in rs; Douglas Edgar of At
lanta in 78; Jack Hutchinson, of Chi
cago, in n; Walter Hagen, of De-
triot, in 80; Harry Vardon, English
star, in rs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
UNION HIGH TOBE
EQUAL TO BEST
Patrons Back Board In
Plans-S Strong Fac
ulty Named

LESLIE, June 20.-The board of
trustees of Union High school met
Thursday afternoon, being the first
meeting of the new board since the
election of June /. The election of
new officers was in order. DR.. l..
M. Hawkins was nominated as chair
man to succeed himself but declined
the nomination for which no eXpla-
nation was offered other than that
he was of the opinion that some 9TH
er member of the board should as
sumo this position, he having served
for the past two years. G. G. Thom-
as, of Cobb district, a newly elected
member, was nominated and unanl-
mously elected chairman for the en-
suing wear. Next in order was the
election of secretary and treasurer
to succeed Lasco Harvey whose term
of office expired June l. DR.. l.. M.
Hawkins was elected.
The board of trustees Will cons
prise the following members Tor en-
suing year: DR.. j. W. Smith, of De-
Soto district; j. E. Kinard Of Howell
district; Mrs. H. c.. Bass, New Hope
district; G.. c. Thomas, of Cobb dis
trict and DR.. l.. NJ. Hawkins, of Les
lie district.
The new board Immediately engaged
in the election of teachers to ocomplete
the faculty for ensuing term. Prof,
E. L. Bridges was reelected as su-
perintendent; Prof I. G. Clark was
reelected as principal, the salaries
of both men to remain as before.
The high school faculty will be as
follows: Prof. f. L. Bridges, Prof.
T. G, Clark. Miss Dorothy Fargason,
and Miss Lettie Clark.
The grade teachers will be: Misses
Ruth Chappel, Berta Lee Goodwin,
Ruby Fillingame, Clestie Barr and
Matte and Margerite Chatfield.
Primary teacher, Miss Sarah Dun
bar
Domestic science teacher (part
tine) Miss Lettie Clark.
Music and expression, Miss Ola
Warren.
Scientific laboratory, manual
training, athletics and Sield work
will be in charge of the superinten-
dent and principal.
Plans have already been perfect
ed by Superintendent Bridges to put
the school on the accredited list as
recognized by State of Georgia,
which will mean vast deal to pat
rons and even more to pupils. It is
understood that it will the policy of
the board of trustees to SO act and
cooperate with faculty and patrons
as to make this one of the best high
schools in the state.
The patrons of Union High school
district are unusually progressive as
is shown by their loyalty and CO.
operation in providing one of the
finest and most modern school plants
to be found anywhere in Georgia. 1t
can be safely said that the majority
of the patrons over the school dis
trict are in hearty cooperation with
the board of trustees to the extent
of securing faculty that meets the
requirements Of the state for an ac-
credited school.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
PROGRESS

Four boys who broke into freight
car were arraigned before Judge Pet
teway, of juvenile court at Tampa
Fla.
s-,s4He~ ordered each to earn enough
money to buy a jack-knife and pre-
sent it to some boy at the Children's :
! Home.
How to punish children who break
laws has long been a problem This
seems good way to make a pun.
ishnent understood.
Certainly it is better than locking
a boy up n the company IF other
youthful offenders, and better thar
imposing a fine to be paid by a boys
patents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
Spiritual Values Only
Hope, Says Coolidge

AMHERST, Mass, June 20.-Spir-
itual values are the only reliance of
the world in trying to meet the pres
ent problems, Vice President Cocl-
idge said in an address at the open
ing exercises of the centennial cele-
bration. of Amherst college here to-
day.
''The work of the world will not be
DONE" he said, unless it is done
from the motive of righteousness,
he declared. The world must look
for something more than prosperity
in the present situation, 7
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
SPEED

Daily the American pedestrian
takes"his life in his hands by wild
dashes across the street-to save a
few seconds.
Daily the American autoist firts
with death, trying to beat an on
rushing train to a crossing-to save a
few seconds
Seconds. if saved, often mean
nothing. Yet it is the desire to gain
time that has caused America to take
first place in the invention of time.
saving deyices-steam engine, gas
engine, telegraph, telephone, air.
plane, all are testimonials in the con
stant urge of speed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
CAMPING TRUCK
CRUSHED;llHURT

BIRMINGHAM, June 20.-Nine
members of the Selma Junior Y. M.
C. A. and two others were injured
when a truck from Selma was caught
between two street cars here this
morning while returning from a
camping trip. The truck was smashed
like an eggshell, according to police
reports.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 2O.-Delta
planters, growers of the greater part
of all long staple cotton raised in the
United States, will meet here on June
29 to complete organization of CO.
operative market organization.
Representative from the 16 cotton
growing states in conference here re-
Gently voted in favor of uniform state
marketing organization.
Ten of the states have already
adopted the plan and are now organ
1zing marketing agencies.
Oscar F. Bledsoe, Jr, Greenwood,
Miss, has been selected president of
the marketing association of delta
planters. Other officers will be se-
lected at the coming conference.
The organization will be known as
the Staple Cotton Cooperative Asso-
citation and will be chartered under
the Tennessee laws, although its
membership will be made up of the
largest plantation owners and cotton
growers in the South.
The association will be perfected
under the act of legislature of 1917,
authorizing the forming Of coopera-
tive associations for marketing pur-
poses.
Objects of the association will be
to finance and sell the enormous
amount of staple cotton produced in
the delta. The organization has no
capital stock, but financial arrange
ments are to be made through the
banks, the paper used by the agency
being secured by cotton held in pool
in name of the association.
Farmers already enrolled as men,
bers of the Staple Cotton Associa-
ton have pledged 100000 bales of
the coming crop.
Members have signed .tixezyaar con-
tracts agreeing to sell their entire
product for the next five wears
through the association.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
MARKETS
STOCKS BREAK ANEW.

NEW YORK, June 20.-The stock
market continued its reactionary
trend in a more violent form today,
making the seventh consecutive week
of declining prices. Brokers report
ed heavy accumulation of selling or
ders over the weekend, many origi-
mating in interior points. United
States Steel dropped to frN1sAAsA ~ , ~ the
lowest quotation since 1915.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
BARRED

Senator France is in Europe, await
ing permission of the Soviet govern
ment to enter Russia. Permission to
enter has Just been refused William
Johnston, president of the Interna-
tlonal Association of Machinists, who
now IS preparing to return to the
United States.
Russian conditions must look pret-
ty bad for the government there. if
they won't bear inspection by one Ike
johnson, who went abroad in hope of
promoting trade between Russians
and Americans.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
FORWARD

Mrs. Jake Morris, wife of Jailor
Morris, of Pikesville, undertook to
escort a mountain bad-man to the
state reformatory at Frankfort, KY.
A few years ago. before women
voted, the idea of woman police
officer seemed funny. At least, many
jokes were made about it. These
jokes have lost their point.
Need anyone ask if Mrs. Jake Nor
ris landed her prisoner all right at
Frankfort?
Certainly not Of course she did
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
Senate Committee For
Highway Commission

WASHINGTON, June 20.-The in
telligent development of highways
will reduce living costs, strengthen
denfenses and create a "new spirit
of nationalsm," the senate postroads
committee declared in a majority re-
port urging passage of the federal
highway commission act, reached to-
daV
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
AMERICUS SPOT COTTON
Good Middling ....................10c
NEW YORK FUTURES
GREEKS ASKED
TO DELAY WAR

PARIS, June 20.-Offensive oper-
ations against the Turkish National
lists in Asia Minor are opposed by
Great Britain, France and Italy,
which have dispatched a note to the
Greek government asking King Con-
stantine to postpone the campaign
against the Turks and accept media
ton which may settle the Near East
situation.
1t is believed the Greeks will make
immediate reply, Should it be fav-
orable, overtures to the Turks will
Immediately follow.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
WRONG

Almost any rich man will tell you
chat the poor are the happiest. Writ
crs, lecturers, philosophers as de-
lig.t in saying so.
Even Mrs. Stillman, fighting for
much alimony in the New York
courts, says money is a bore"
The saying doesn't harm the rich
and is designed to console the poor.
There's only one trouble with tit
isn't true.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
Senate Conferees
Yield On Small Army

WASHINGTON, June 20-The
senate conferees on the army appro-
priation bill decided today 20 Ieccm-
mend that the senate yield to the in
sistence of the house that tie army
be reduced to 10000 enlisted men
by next October.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
ITO PRICE

Cynics say everything has its price,
Sometimes when you are blue
don't you believe them, Mr.. Americus
Man?
If so, consider Charles Garland
small scale farmer of Massachusetts
He, refused a million and a half from
his fathers estate, and now refuses
a million from that of his uncle
"If | accept a fortune, am tax
ing something that does not belong
to me-" he believes.
And he evidently has no price.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
w WEATHER

Forecast for Georgia = Partly
cloudy weather with local thunder
storms tonight or Tuesday; little
change in. temperature.
Temperatures will be somewhat
above the normal during the week.
Generally fair weather will prevail.
except that scattered thunderstorms
are possible.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
LEWIS OUT FOR
COMPERS' PLACE

DENVER, June 20 - John L.
Lewis, president of the United States
Mine Workers, today formally an
nounced his candidacy for the presi-
dency of the American Federation
of Labor in opposition to Samuel
Gompers, incumbent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
Premiers Of British
Dominions In Session

LONDON, June 20. - Premier
Lloyd George sat down at the coun-
ell table here today with the premiers
of the British overseas dominions
for consideration Of policies which
will be carried out by the British en-
pire. Indications were that the meet
ing will be of historic importance.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
CITY COURT IN SESSION

The regular June terrn oE the City
court of Americus convened Monday
morning with Judge w. M. Harper
on the bench. The first case taken
up for trial was that of j. w. Cham
bliss, administrator, VS.. w. 7. Nc
Math, which had not been finished
when recess was taken at noon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
SOUTHERN TITLE PLAY
TO OPEN THURSDAY.

NASHVILLE, June 20.-Contend-
ers for the Southern golf title be-
gan arriving in force today for the
championship tournament of the
Southern Golf Association beginning
at Bellemeade club tomorrow. = i'.s
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
PASCAGOULA BURNS.

PASCAGOULA, Miss, June 20
A large section of the business CEN
ter. of Pascagoula was destroyed by
fire Sunday. Estimates place the loss
to property and stocks as high as
$250.O00.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
Negro Forced To Climb
Tree, Then Is R1ddled

MCCORMICK, S. c., June 20
Herbert Quarles, a negro, charged
with an attack on white woman
Of this county, was lynched by d
posse of citizens here Sunday after
noon. After Identification by the
victim he was forced to climb a tree
and was then riddled with bullets
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
YOU AND
A DAILY COLUMN
GIVEN TO CURRENT
EVENTS AND FRANK
COMMENTS
PIANOS.

PIANOS.
CHARLES DEUTSCHMANN, presi-
dent of the association of piano
tuners, now meeting in Chicago, says
a piano is not merely a piece of fur
niture. 1t is a member of the house
hold, and should be regarded as a
person, and given a name, as it has
personality, grouches, likes and dis
likes"
Also the piano has neighbors. They
have grouches and dislikes. Also they
have names for the piano, but the
names cannot, with propriety, be pub
lished.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
Irish Girls Arrive To
Find Careers In u. S,

NEW YORK, June 2O.-Several
hundred Irish girls arrived today on
the steamer Celtic seeking careers as
movie acrtess, artists models and
stepegraphers4 Few expressed de-
sire to enter domestic service, maHsi
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20

JULY DROPS TO
9.95. OCT. 1867,
AT new ORLEANS
Delta Planters To Per.
feet 200, ,000-Bale
Pool

NEW ORLEANS, June 20-The
lowest quotations at the local cotton
exchange in about seven years were
recorded today when July futures
sank to 995 and October to 1915.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20

What causes the sudden fear of
lightning among farmers?~ Lightning
rod manufacturers report big sales
all over the country Maybe you've
noticed the shining new rods and
glass balls while motoring near Amer
icus.
Here's an industry that wakens af
ter sleeping several decades. Years
ago there was lightning rod craze.
1t was snuffed out by swindlers who
got farmers to sign orders that turn
ed out to be notes, which were dis
counted at the nearest bank.
Fear of swindlers exceeded fear
of lightning. Fear governs most OF
us. What do you fear most?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20

A railway worker of Worthing
Eng. has comnleted regimental
crest of butterflies.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-20
MAS BUSY DAYS

The school vacation season is here
and all of mas little worries are now
with her every hour for three months
For nine months she shared with
the teacher the Job of bringing up her
brood. Now the job is all hers.
Everybody plays but ma. Vaca-
ton season is her work-time.
Then one day she makes up her
mind to have an outing. She's up at
8, and after much travail she fares
forthwith all her little worries
trailing after her.
She would be unhappy without
them.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09
Minerii revo|tati din Illinois
PLOAIA II IMPIEDICA in MARSUL LOR
SOSELELE STUNT BLOCATE
SERIFUL CERE AJUTOR DELA GUVERNOR;
ADJ GENERALUL IN DRUM SPRE ROSICLARE

ELIzABETHTOWN ILL.,, 8 Sept. - O ploaie furtunoasa
coosaa cazut eri dupa amazi 81 srca toate drunure
asa ca mneror sa acut imposbia peste ele 81
inaintarea lor s'a oprt brusc.
All VENT hise rapoarte la Elizabehtown ca
mneri rentorc la casee or ceata de 25
la nord peste Karbers Ridge Tot fos in inste All Patru
mitraere fost monate camoane 81 $4,000 gloante
gatite. Ae patru mitralere sa soseasca All
Scrul O. n Cox teegrafiat All guvernorulu Small
store raspandte despre nste presupuse
citor 81 feme in Roscare snt absolut false Mneri
cut prisoner din fermer de langa drumur Cox
guvernoru sa dea ordn serfor din udeee Saline Franklin
Williamson previna invasunea udetuui Hardin Pr-
mar din Elzabethtown din Rosicare TRIMS eegame
simlae guvernorulu spus daca miner ncerca
sa ntre in aceste orase, aseptat mitraere
bombe.
Cea mai pare minerilor sa crede ca asezaa in
dealure de anga padure Furnace Land Forest ase mile
Elzabethtown
Serul Cox ceru generalulu Dickson $50 pust Spring
field 81 munitia Dupa lege din Illinois adutantu
general obigat funizeze serfuu daca
Generalu Dickson 81 Robert M. Medl, drectoru depar-
tamenuu de stat pentru mine parst All orasul Spring
field mearga in tnuture mnere investgheze
"a turburaror.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09
INTELECERE ASU-
PRA INSULEI YAP

Washington, 9 Sept.-Japonia a
aprobat planul elaborat pentru a.
ranjarea mandatului asupra insu-
lei zap 81 PRINT aranjarea cab
ielor-precum Sc spune din partea
authorization de aici.
Aceasta aranjare "a facut dupa
ce guvernul din Toxic a aprobat
planurile facute Gu ocaziunea unor
intrevederi particulare 81 neoficia-
lie intre secretarul de stat Hughes
81 ministrul Japoniei la Washing
ton, baronul Shidehara.
Iata punctele principale ale a.
ranjarii:
ca Japonia va recunoaste drep-
tul Statelor Unite 81 ale altor ma
tluni ca sd foloseasca insula Yap
ca static de cable 81 de carbuni.
Ca fostele cable germane din Pa
clflc Sc lmpartesc in modul urma-
tor: Statele Unite va avea linia
Yap-Guam; Japonia della Yap la
Shanghai, 81 capatul chinezesc al
acestei linii s'a dat Japoniei. Sc
vor recunoaste interesele olandeze
in infa della Ysp la Menado, in
Indiile Rasaritene Olandeze.
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De ale z|LE|

Iata un ravas GU tale pc ziua de
All la rubrica aceasta:
D0n,nule Pdscu:
Aldturat I'd trimitem suma de
Sf45.OO, ca contribute din partea
societdti noastre "Desteaptd-te Ro-
m,dne-Hora UnirH," cdt 81 a mem
brilOr ei carl urmeazd pc Hsta aM-
turotd, pentru Universitatea Popu-
lard Nicolde Iorya, care Sc va RI
dica la Vdtemii de Mumte.
Societatea noastrd intotdeauna
Isl face datorinta, mai ales cdnd
este vorba de an lucru slant. Desi
tdrsiu putin, din cauza preocupd-
riIor moastre de ne zidi 81 MOI un
lOca$, IN care sperdm cd "a licdri
o rasd de lunind 81 pc aceste pla-
iuri, ne-am fdcut 81 de data aceas-
Ia ddtOria.
Ndddjduim cd prin acest modest
obot am devenit 81 moi im rdndul
d6natorilor 81 am pus 81 moi coar-
dd la imnul falnic 81 frumos "Des-
teaptd-te Romdne" 81 am intins 81
MOI mdnd la "Hora Unirii," il,
care marele dascdL Nicolae I0rga
ne c0nduce asa de bine.
Prin aceasta s'a implinit decla-
rata delegation mostri la aduna-
rea generaM q Uniunei cd din De-
troit vOm aduna 10000 lei.
Bineroiti a print die Pascu, a.
sigurarea de0sebitei moastre consi-
derdtiuns.
In mun'ele soc. "Desteaptd-te
R0mdne-H0ra Umirm,"
PETRU G4BREAN,
Presedinte.
NICOLAE DRAGOS.
Secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09
q ISBANDA
coL1cTA PENTRu FARuL CULTURED

Avand in ve4ere situatia eco-
monica de asta3i, colecta pentru
Universitatea Pepulara de la Va
.lenii de Munte, legata de numele
marelui Roman i eruditului Das-
cal al romanisinhlui Nicolae Iorga
dcschisa dc Uniunea Solicitation
Romano de ajutor 81 Cultura din
America 81 de ziarul nostru a in-
trecut asteptarile noastre.
Membrii Uniunei. 81 cetitorii
acestui ziar, prietenii 81 sustina-
tori lui, patrunsi de foloasele
culturii, au tinut sd dea mana
de ajutor la infaptuirea acelui TO-
cas- al culturei, ia isvorul caruia
sa pot adapa tinerele odrasle ais
paturei muncitoare.
Din lungul 81 latul acestei tari
au VENT colecte, 81 talerul celui
mai Gu dare d mana 81 dinarul
saracului.
Colecta urma sa sc inchiza in
ziua de II Septembrie a. c. dar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09
CRECII Sc RETRAC
Au suferit mari perderi
de Ia Turci.

Constantinopol, 8 Septembrie.
= Fortele grecesti, ocupand in
cele din urma zece zile la aripa
stanga pc frontul Sakaria uncle
posltiuni, Sc retrag din lupta din
cauza dificultatilor ce invoalva
communicate acestor trupe Gu
centrul trupelor grecesti carl
sunt cam la 100 mile inapoia lor.
Turcli, GU tOatc aceste, nu pot lua
nlci un avantaj din aceasta re-
tragere, caci nu sunt capabili sa
lanseze. Q. Ofensiva.
Cazualitatile grecesti Sc ridica
la un total de 10000 oameni. Tru-
pele sunt foarte ostenite 81 nu
sunt capable sal alunge pe turci
inapoi, la Angora.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09

New York, 9 Sept. Cinci
marinari all fost impuscati 81 ra-
niti intr lupta Gu agentii prohl-
bitici pc bordul vaporului King
Alexander, All in docul lui de la
Brooklyn. Agentii prohibited, du-
pa o lupta desperate, au invins
pc marinari 81 au confiscat bau-
turf spirtoase presupuse ca con-
trabanda in valoare de $4,000.
Ofiterii au anuntat ca all con-
fiscat 81 narcotice III valoare de
$4,000. Rata data pc vaporul
King Alexander a fost miscare
unci noui campanii impOtriva
contrabandistilor, urmat eri de .
confiscare de $4,000 lazi Gu ra.
ehiu.
Agentii prohibitionisti au dat
rata in urma unui denunt ca
personalul vaporului King A
lexander este amestecat intr 'un
complot de contrabanda.
Cinsprezece agenti prohibitio-
nisti s'au apropiat de vapor Gu o
barca 81 au stat la umbra dOcu-
lui, pc cahd agentii deghizati ca
cumparatori s'au urcat pc. vapor.
Pc cand agentii negociau pc
vapor o caraula de pc vapor a
vazut barca Gu agentii 81 dat
alarma. Peste un moment cei din
barca au snzit mai multe impus-
caturi de pc vapor.
>Agentii au sarit din barca 81
s'au ingrdmadit pc puntea de
trecere pc vas, 81 au vazut ca
memhrii din personalul vaporului
flnpuscau asupra lui Haylar 81
Reaser. Ageutii veniti in ajutor
au rasplnis Gu foctri.
Pc cand lupta era in progres,
guarziis vamali au formal un cor.
don Ia intrarea docului ca sd pre-
vina scsparea v1e-unui marinar,
81 Sc chemat reserva politiei.
Agentii uscati spun Cd au IA
cut aranjamente Gu un Otter de
pc vapor "a cumpere beuturi spir-
toase 81 marcatice in valoare de
$l4000. Ofiterul care Sc zice ca
4 Mcut ttrgai fost cautat pre-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09

din cauza ca avem inca peste
zece colecte de inregistrat 81
pentruca suntem informant Cd in
mai multe iocalitati stunt colecte
in ours, am comunicat cazul pre-
sedintelui Uniunei, dl loan N
Serbu, 81 d-sa a sugerat idea sd
amanam inchiderea colectei pana
incurg toate colectcle in ours
Deci, inchiderea collected sc amand
pana la 30 Septembrie a. G.
}Onor. societati sunt rugate sd
trimita colectele Gu cateva zile
Inainte de 30 Septembrie ca sd lie
putem inregistra la timp.
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YACHT ARDE Pc LAC.

Detroit, 8 Sept. - vaporul st.
Clair a rsportat ca, Ia doua mile
de tarmurul lacului st. Clair arde
un yacht mai mic. Vaporul q OBJ
servat focul capd err IL O distanta
de cateva mile de el, dar cand y
sosit sal salveze, yachtul q ars de-
ia. Mime nu s'a aflat care sd site
spune ceva despre sceet foe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09
Marinari in Iupt3
Gu politia
Contrabanda in valoare de $4,000 secvestrata

tutindeni in vapor, dar nu s'a
putut afla.
Gu cateva ore inainte dc sc
face rata pc vapor agenti prohi-
bitionisti deghMati in haine ne
gre au arestat pc Sigmund Ver-
ner, antreprcnor de la Century
promenade 81 pc chelnerul lui
Joseph Burk, acuzindu-i ca au
vindut rachiu. Agentii spun ca au
vindut jumatate pint de wisky.