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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11

Gu mesagiu de la regele Gheor-
CHE al Anglici 81 Gu aslstenta brl-
tanica a fost asezat un nou stapa-
nitor incoronat, a carui capitala
e Bagdadul. 81 numele care Use da
e al Iracului.
Imaginatia diplomatica, adesea
mai mare decat romancierului
de aventuri, Great deci pcntru
Arab un Stat carui resedinta e
atat sde departe de Arabia lor, la
cautat un hume in geografie, 81
la dat ca principal centru I'm
oras glorios prin trecutul califilor
MEDIEVAL, Arab fara indoiala 81
incunjurati de Beduini razboinici,
dar earl indepliniau un mare rol
religios, ca lmparati al Islamuiui
universal. ST, Gu cat vremea tre-
cea, Gu atat califatul, care inlocuia
in atatea provincii Imperiul ro-
man, lmperiul bizantin, Isl sim
tia mai multi chemarea mondiala.
lar astazi in Bagdadul decazut,
sub ocrotirea engleza, emirul Fei-
sal, cunoscut prin conflictele lui,
e tratat Gle 'Maicstate'' in scri-
soarea de recunoaStere monar-
hului englez, Imparat al Indiilor
vecine.
De sigur ca aceasta creatiune
nu e datorita unei intelegeri intre
Aliati. Maiestatea Sa Feisal arun-
case candva ochii asupra Siriei
de 'mandat's francez. Acuma Use
margineste dominatia la Mesopo-
tamia, dar cine poate crede ca
name el nu-si va aduce aminte de
toate tarile unde rasa lui predo-
nina ca numar? Coroana lui noua
poate ii un stralucitor punct de
raliare pentru aspiratiile pan
arabice.
Ceia ce intcreseaza insa in di-
rectiile politice, asa de sovai-
toare, de dupa razboiu insa fap-
tul Cd Anglia transforma un
'mandat" de ocupatie intro or
ganizare indigenilor sub sef
propriu. + un simulacru in inten-
tia celor carl le fac gratia acea-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
MEDIC aAsIT MORT

New York, II Oct. Inapoia
easel clubului din Woodmere Il. I.
s'a gasit cadavrul unui medic GU
numele James Raynor Hayden.
Ell a fost m specialist renumit.
Capitanul de polite Lynch de la
politia din Woodmere, a declarat
ca medicul s'a impuscat in gura
Gu revolvernl Dful Hayden a
fost membrul clubului de what
timp de 20 an. Nu Sc site cauza
faptei sale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11


Frdtele 1. O. Soldatu, un cred
nc aromdn din MuntU Pmdulm,
care intotdeauasa s'a insutle!H dc
ori &c idee ron,dneqscd, tost unul
dintre cei dintM care a contribuit
la ridicareo Una,ersitd!u Populare
la Vdtemi de Munte.
Peste cdteuG. sdptdmdni dupd
dcschldereG Nstel de subscriptie,
pentrM sus-sisuts scOp, atunci cdnd
multi Sc iadoidd de reusita coloc-
tel, frutele Soldptu ne trimite u,
Wras IN care Isl spune ce are pc
inind. M lam pubHcat, funded
char IN siun dceea an prin,it IA,
nalddr de scrisori carl az risipit
temerilc, 81 din 4siua ocea an iuce-
PIT sd s0sedscd aegulat. asa cd de-
aba le puteam prididi."
Astdsi, dupd ce s'a fdcm ceeace
s'a fdcut, binc en- imprejurdrile de
All, public 81 rda'osul fratezui Sol
datu, primit IN siua de 1 Sept,
pr0babH eel din .urmd. Iatd ce a.
ceG On,ul pc atMnci:
Scumpe die Pascu.
Crededm ca nina la III Sept. a.
c., rOi vedeo cu bucurie rre-o cate
~ m.i de dolass pc li;sta desch;;sd
de Un'uned s. =. 4. 81 .iarul "a
meraca," pentrM stintM scop, ade-
udrata lun,ind G rondAisn,ului IN
treg, care poarE numele Marelu,
Roman al ROnld1tsmulut. ddr d0rul
meu nu Sc "a 1ndepliM Fern,o
mea credintd e&t cd no sd ajun-
GEM la 0 n,ie.
&c taceti roS Romdni pdtruns,
de sfinta lbe,.t8gr.s "In hiti 90
Romdni. Vol hill di Aromdnc?n
Primltt "a rog die Pascu inca
doi dolari della mine, Gu dor de
frate, /. G.. SOLDATU
W0Ons0cket, Il. I
~ acun, frate Soldotu-le. Iu hit,
ROmdn. Vol hill di Arondne.
cred ca tia mdi remit ini,ua la loo
cum ne-a renit 81 noud, 81 sd zicen,
GU tctn, So tie Gu m0roc 81 intr'un
cc0S bun ce-om fdcut. 81 sd train,
Gu totn, IN sentimcnucle carl ne-au
cdtdnsit pima astdsi, ca sd puten
tdce, carr rom MAI trdi, 81 IN riii
tor fapte rrednice de increstot DO
astoria ROmdnilor Ameri;cani oroa.
n1sati ,s; cetitorii acestui siar.
CIR1BUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
FALSIFICATORI PRIMEJ.
DIoSI AREsTATI

Detectivii agentiei Pinkerton an
pus capat unei carieri stralucite de
falsificatori de checkuri. Fri a
fost arestata parechea Charles S.
Beese 81 sofia sa Ana. Eli All faciit
astfel de falsificari timp de mai
multi ami 81 suma totala Sc ridica
la $4,000 dollari. Doamna Beese
a declarat ca barbatul sau facea
checkurile, lar dansa le schimba in
banca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
PORTUL BAROSS OCUPAT
DE ITALIENI

Roma, II Oct. Portul Ba.
ross, langa Fiume, ce-a fost ocu-
pat de trupc iregulare din Fiume,
a fost predat trupelor regulate,
- carabinierilor, din Italia.
Militia din Fiume a ocupat acest
port cand legionarii lui Dan
nunzio l'au evacuat in luna tre-
cuta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
CRECII IAU LOCUT
TURCILOR

PARIS, II Oct. Telegramele
primite in cercurile oficiale de aici
spun ca grecii iau pretutindenea
locul oficiantilor turci in regiunea
ocupata de eli in Asia Mica 81 IN
locuiesc administratia turceasca Gu
cea greceasca. Unii diplomat au
declarat ca aceasta imprejurare va
ingreupa infaptuirea pacii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
@7lss.9U 8 n!itt'i
As RANlTI -
LA PARADA

Decatur, ILL.,, II Octombrie.
Iatruzeci 81 cinci de persoanes
s 'au ranit, din carl cinci in mod
foarte gray, Gu ocaziunea unei
parade q Legiunii Americana,
Marele podiu, pc care lua loc un
mare numar de public, s'a naruit
lpe vreme ce membrii legiunii
paradau. Nh s'a intamplat nici
I'm csz de 1noarte 81 Sc crede cd
81 Gel grav raniti Sc yor yindeca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
UN SUBURBIU AL DETROI.
TULUI CONCEDIAZA
FUNCTIONARELE

DETROIT. IL Oct.-Un subur-
blu, Highland Park, concediat
toate femeile din functiunile ora
sului. Femeile casatorite au fost
concediate inainte GU cateva zile,
lar consiliul hotarit eri ca in vii
tor sa nu mai angajeze nici fete.
Consiliul STA motivat resolutia
prin ftptul CD o sumedenie de bar
bait sunt fara lucru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
D immune a ziIei
o Evanghelista vindeca parali-
tici, ologi, surzi 81 alte
infirmitati.

CANTON, O., 10 Oct.-Mii de
cantonieni Sc ingramadesc in fie-
care dupa amiaza 81 seara in Au-
ditorumul orasului sa asculte pc
D-na Aimee Sample Mcpherson,
evanghelista 81 vindecatoam prin
credinta, care conduce un serviciu
de trei sdptamani in orasul acesta.
Suite de bolnavi, femei 81 copii,
pentru earl "a rugat dina McPher-
son, au marturisit ca S 'au vindecat
pc deplin sau in parte.
D-na Mcpherson zicc ca vindc-
carea Sc face prin vointa lui Dunn
nezeu in urma rugaciunilor sale 81
credinta bolnavilor in vointa lui
Dumnezeu, 81 starnit un intercs
mai mare ca Billy Sunday in cam
pailia lui acum cativa ami.
Auditorumul care are capaci-
tate Gle 5000 persoane este plin Gu
cateva ceasuri inainte de fiecare
adunare 81 mil de insi pleaca nea-
wand loc.
Dina Mcpherson, care locuieSte
in California, a condus pana acum
de cand inceput campania eli e.
vanghelistica saptamana trecuta,
patru servicii pentru vindecare.
Dansa zice ca zeci de ologi 81
bolnavi au facut APPEL la d-sa pen
tru ajutor, pentru carl inca II a
putut sd Sc roage.
In hotelurile de aici sunt multe
persoane venite din alte oraSe in
speranta sd Sc vindece.
Evanghelista este femeie atrac-
tioasa, cam de treizeci de ami 81
are 0 infatisare ilnpunatoare.
Serviciile Ell religioase sunt SINH
lare de cele conduse de Evanghe-
liStii Protestant. Serviciile intot-
deauna precedeaza serviciul pc ca
re il face pentru vindecarca bolna-
vilor, care este simplu, consistand
i'll infiltra credinta in barbati,
femei sau copii 81 rostirea unei
scurte rugaciuni pentru vindecarea
lor.
Toti acei pentru carl Sc roagl
pentru prima oara trebue sd ras-
puma la vocatiunea altarului.
Printre acei earl spun ca s'au
vlndecat pc deplin sau in parte
sunt copii schiopi de paralizie in
fantila, barbati 81 femei GU vederea
slabita, SURF, gllsati 81 multi alti
suferinzi de diferite boil 81 mfr
mitati.
Peste patruzeci de .barbati ologi
81 femei 0loage All aruncat cariiile
81 bastoanele 81 au fost in stare sd
mearga fara a fl sprijiniti de eli
neva, declarand ca s'au yindecat
dupa ce s'au supus la rugaciunile
Evanghelistei.
Preotii din Canton sunt 1mpar.
titi in vederile lor Gu privire la
abllltatea de vindeca d-nei Me
Pherson prin credinta. Preotii ma
multOr biserici mari dau aiuto,
Evanghelistei la adunari 81 IL ser.
viciile pc carl le face pentru vim.
decarea bolnavilor.
Rev. P. H. Welsheimer, preotul
della Prima Biserica Crestina 1dt
aici, a declarat Cd vindecarea d-nei
| Mcpherson "nu-i della Dumnezeu
81 toate bolile vindecate Sc poate
explica prin teoria ipnotiziei."
Medicii din Canton n 'au facut
nici un comentar asupra cazurilol
de boala vindecate.
Dina Mcpherson a condus dt
cnrand un asemenea serviciu ii
Denver, unde zice d-sa, vinde
cat mai multi bolnavi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
Un rege Arab

sta, dar nu trebuie sd Sc ute ca
popoarele pot face din rcalitati
simulacre, dar 81 din simulacrc
realitati.
In "regatul lracului'' ca 81 ori
unde aiurea. N. Iorga.
(Din n. Romanesc' J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
PENTRU MONUMENTUL
EcATERINA T6ODOROIu

Suma cea din urm6. $1,559. ~
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

ession has written to tell US how that $4,000 tons d.
ould be doubled Says Mr.. William p. Rose, editor az
publisher Of The Cambridge Springs (Pa.) Enterprise
Sew men today realize the present advan-
tages of the light two-wheel trailer and what it
is finally going to do for the general transpor-
taton in this country. The one-ton truck The
Dispatch mentions in its editorial can easily draw
a oneton trailer behind it, at great saving of
gas and power compared with results. Regular
trailer trains are running the Pacific coast
today. The greatest power of truck is in its
draw-bar pull-a fact not publicly consumed
today.
"On 10000 routes at least 100000 tons should
be delivered per day. In time by using light
four-whee trailers that will track better than
two-wheel traers when two more drawn,
a system could be worked out easily whereby
farmer could have his trailer with him to load
during the day 1t would be picked up by the
truck train when the train along daily.
Tremendous, isn't it? Consider the railroad
train. All we need to realize this great trans
portation development is roads"
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24
VOICE OF THE
PEOPLE
Columbus, Miss, Aug. 90.

Columbus, Miss, Aug. %.
Editor The Dispatch:
Every progressive citizen in our
city is anxious to know when the
vacant business corner on Main and
Fifth streets, that was destroyed by
fire some two years ago, is to be i'm
proved. This, the most prominent
and valuable location in our city,
standing idle indefinitely, points I'M
erringly to dead town, which we
claim not to be.
Every citizen in Columbus has an
interest in the Improvement Of this
corner, as it reflects a business influ-
ence in the community that no other
vacant property in the city does.
The wide-awake, progressive bust
ness firm who owns this valuable
corner should be prevailed upon to
improve it. CITIZEN.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24
NORMALLY

this issue of The Dispatch excursion Saint
Louis in few days, appears welcome shadow of
coming events foretelling, it does return to
normal processes in railway business, processes that
marked their successful administration before the
The meteorological bargain counter, with its swarm of
shoppers contendng for advantage, is analogous to the
railroad excursion both representing the modern business
axom-that small profits quickly made yield greatest
returns
The welfare and development of the country has for
many gone hand in hand with the growth of the
railroads. that the prosperity of the indicative of
the prosperity of the other for which the afore-
said advertisement nfuses spirit of optimism in those
who read it,
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24
DO YOU KNOW?
Questions.

/. Do the ash and maple have any
flowers?
2. What would person weigh at
the center of the earth?
3. What causes weight?
4. Why is there no weight at the
center of the earth?
5. What common word, mea,aing
cheap, comes ofrm st. Audrey's Fair,
where cheap goods were sold?
6. Which is correct, Send whoever
or whomever will do the work /?
7. Is the whitefish a fresh or salt
water fish?
8. Is the herring a fresh or salt wa
ter fish?
8. What is the calendar of the House
of Representatives =
10. Could Congress change the date
at which it meets from the present
date, the first Monday in December?
Answers
/. Inconspicuous flowers. 2. Would
have no weight. 8. Gravity. 4. Pull
of gravity same ON all sides. 5.
Tawdry. Whoever. z. Fresh. 8.
Salt. 8. Catalogue of bills. 10. Yes.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24
GARDEN PARTY MEETING.

The decoration committee Of the
Gypsy Garden Party, given under the
auspices of The Humane Department
Of the w. c. 7. u, viii please meet
on the Court House lawn at 9 o'clock
this morning. The following ladies'
compose the committee; Mesdames
Chas. Jacob, Henry Bowlin, Sr., j. W..
Jones, C. B. Roper, j. II. Lawley A..
B. Myriek, M. j. Bright, Miss Mary
Alice McComb.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24
THE AUTO TRAILER AS A FOOD CARRIER

The Dispatch printed editorial recently suggesting
how the automobile truck and good roads would bring the
food from the farm to the consumer. We showed that
the rural mail carrier driving truck could cay at least
800 pounds Of farm products to the town ana cly every
day and that If the Posoffce Department had 10000
rural mail routes this would mean the delivery OF 54OOo
tons daily to the dealers and Of the Nation
thoughtful colleague in the country newspaper pro-
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

Messrs. Jim and Nick Talantis, of
this city motored to Selma, Decatur,
Tuscaloosa and Birmingham the past
week to spend a short vacation. They
are expected home today.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

The many friends of Mr.. Charles H.
Jacob will regret to learn that he is
i'll at his home in this city, and they
will unite in the hope that the genial
secretary of the f. M. Jacob Foundry
will soon be restored to health.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

The many friends Of Mr. Walton
Lipscomb will be eratified to learn
that he is rapidly improving from a
severe spell Of typhoid fever IN Hat
tiesburg, Miss. His father DR.. ]. w.
Lipscomb who hes been down there
for the past several days win probab-
~ bring him home the latter part Of
the week.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

Miss Olivia McGowan's recent APP
pointment to the faculty of the State
Normal at Hattiesburg, calls for the
congratulations of her many friends.
As a graduate Of NJ. S. c. W., and a
young woman Of experience and abil-
ity, Miss MCGOWAN is well qualified
for the position.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

Among the visitors of this week are
Miss jamie Evans and her sister, who
are the guests of Mrs. Lucy Maxwell
and Mrs. J. 0. Banks at their lovely
home on South Seventh avenue.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

ders, Elise Leech, Pearl and Lucille
Harrison, Annie Claire Mayfield, Mil
dred Brown, Margaret Mccain, En-
ma Kline, Marie and Threasa Mullen,
Elizabeth Farmer Lena Jemison, An
gelique Higgins, Annie Lottie Ed
wards, Nina and Cora Mccullough,
Lucy McClanahan, Willetta Gardner,
Eloise Roper, Estelle Brownlee, Clara
Maude Stallings, Katherine Stephen
son, Gladys Durrett, Miriam Pickett,
Mesdames Tom Brown, F. f. Patton,
G. d. Sanders, Chas. Jacob.
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
Chas. Jacob, Misses Mildred Brown
and Emma Kline.
X
Courtesy for Mr.. Carson and
Mr.. Hines.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Carson enter
tanned at their home on Main street
last Monday evening comphmenting
their son, Mr.. Saunders Carson and
his house guest, Mr.. Richard Hines,
of Macon, Ca, with an elegant tea
dansant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson were assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Johnston,
Mrs. Frances Westmoreland and Miss
Sadie Hudson in receiving and en-
tertaininm their guests.
Decorations Of golden glow and
goldenrod were effectively used in the
library and drawing room, while vases
of gladiolii graced the exquisitely APP
pointed dining table.
Punch was served throughout the
evening, Mrs. r. r. Johnston and
Miss Sadie Hudson, who presided in
the library, pouring the delicious nee.
tar.
An ice course with cake and bon
bons was served in the dining room.
The guest list included: Mr.. Richard
Hines and Miss Frances Woodward;
Mr.. Saunders Carson and Miss Attic
McGahey; Mr. Alex Pegues and Miss
Katherine Cooke; Mr.. James john
ston and Miss Annie Claire Mayfield;
Mr.. Percy Maer and Miss Virgie Me-
Keough; Mr.. Ted Patton and Miss
Eunice Lipscomb; Mr. Wylie john
ston and Miss Nina Weeden Oliver;
Mr.. Douglas Kaye, Mr.. George Lips
comb.
During the evening Miss Nina Wee
den Oliver graciously gave a solo
dance that charmed with its poetic
motion and grace.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

The many friends of Mr.. Nelson
Beard will be interested in knowing
that he is expected home to spend a
pleasant vacation in the near future.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Patton arrived
Tuesday for the Patton-Sanders nup-
tails. They are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Sanders.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

Mrs. John Wiesendanger, of Rome,
Ga, is with the family of Mr.. j. S.
Hardin, having been called here by
the death of Mrs. Hardin.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

Hon. A. F. Gardiner, prominent
attorney of Greenwood, was in the
city on Monday to discuss general
railroad business with Mr.. A. T. Stow
II
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

Mrs Howard Murphree, of Okolona,
is representing Miss Maria Smith at
the Western Union office this week.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

Mr.. Graham WfROughby, Of Bir-
mingham, is visiting the family of
Colonel w. A. Love, on Main street,
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

Mr.. Groone Leftwich, of Aberdeen,
spent Tuesday in the city with his sis
ter, Mrs. S. B. Trippett.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

Misses Ruth Beard and Eva Van
landingham are visiting friends in
Millport this week.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

Newest creations in Betty Wales
Dresses for Fall, now showing at
Kaufman's.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24
GARDEN Dainty contributions

The Gypsy Garden Party will gladly
accept contributions in the way of
refreshments until IL o'clock Thurs
day.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24
S{i5:5'::ai$::Mi.
Falkenburry-Pea

A pretty wedding was solemnized
at the Episcopal church Sunday at
high noon when Miss Louise Peacher,
the attractive daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Peacer, and Mr.. John AL
len FalkenburTy, of Birmingham,
Alabama, were married.
On account of the illness of the
brides father, the ceremony was sim
pie, though very impressive. The
bride, who was becomingly gowned IN
a brown taffeta with hat and access
series to match, was given away by
her godfather, Mr.. w. H. Brooks. Mr.
Malone, the Episcopal rector per-
formed the ceremony with only few
personal friends Of the bride present
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Falk-
enburry left for Birmingham, where
they will be at home to their friends
at 1913 Phelan Street, South High
lands.
Miss Peacher is one of our most
talented musicians, having graduated
at NJ. S. C. w. this spring. She will
be missed not only by her many
friends, but by the community at
large. She was formerly organist at
the Episcopal and Presbyterian
Churches.
Mr.. Falkenburry is a prosperous
young business man Of Birmingham
and is associated with the firm of
Waterman, Pill and Smith Insurance
and Realty Company.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Falkenburry extend to them con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes.
X X
Pretty Shower for Bride-tO-be
Miss Ruth Sanders, whose marriage
to Mr.. Frank Patton was solemnized
yesterday, was the inspiration for a
beautiful pre-nuptial courtesy on
Monday afternoon, when Mesdames
John and Paul Jacob complimented the
attractive bride-elect with a miscell-
aneous shower at the home Of Mrs.
John Jacob.
Acolor scheme of pink and white,
in which pink and white Grape myrtle
and clematis were featured with pink
shaded lights and a harmonizing
tracery Of smilax adorned the attract
i've home. Refreshments emphasized
the chosen motif as did also the cos
tunes of the guests. which were COM
binations of pink and white.
About thirty-five guests were pres
ent who, after an oral expression Of
good wishes, were requested to in
dite their sentiments upon cards deco
rated with pink roses, which were
presented to the hOnoree to treasure
along with the many beautiful gifts
showered upon her.
In addition to the unfolding Of the
presents. excitement was centered in
the brides cake which was cut by the
honoree and portioned to the guests
for luck. The cake contained the US
ual symbols Of fate, the ring fell tC
Miss Mildred Brown. the com to Miss
Lucy McClanahan and the thimble to
Miss Annie Lottie Edwards. The
numerous presents were attached by
streamers to a watering pot which
was decorated in pink and suspended
from the chandelier.
Those present were: Miss Ruth
Sanders, Misses Nell and Olive San
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-02
FILMS LEM.
NOACT0RS
sSTRAh(pED

THE enterpris-
= ing film pro.
ducer is forever
~springing S o m e.
thing new. Films
without sub-titles
are here and now
we are promised
fill m S with O II
"sets." Let's hope
films with ut
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-02

FOR SALE-STUDEBAKER, 1-TON
commercial truck. This car is in
perfect condition and guaranteed. Will
sell cheap. Apply to Rex Yonge, Stude
baker Repair shop. 9th and State SITS.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-02

FOR RENT-1o0 ACRES ALFALFA
in Heber district. for vegetables or
melons. See H. L. Loud, 1916 South
Wall ST., Los Angeles.
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FOR SALE-oNE REGISTERED
Guernsey bull calf, six months old,
2 1-2 miles north El Centre. J. A.
Mixer.
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AT THE PALACE TONIGHT

One of the most delightful pictures
seen here in many weeks is proxies"
a Cosmopolitan production released
by Paramount which will be shown at
The Palace theater airdome tonight.
The theme deals with "a reformed
crook who is determined to live
straight and who has a hard time re-
alizing his desire. He manages to do
so, however, despite his many OBJ
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stacles and finally wins out in his
great struggle. The picture is not
only entertaining but it has the juality
of uplift as well. Norman Kerry is
the leading man, ard his work was
greatly admired. Playing opposite
him is Zeno Virginia Keefe. charm
ing actress in every way. The support
generally was excellent while the pro-
duction directed by George D. Baker
is highly artistic.