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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-05
Presedinte|e Harding
inaugural
CE SPUNE IN ADRESA SA De MAUGURARE

WASHINGTON, 5 Marte - Inaugurarea presedntelu
Harding fost mai simpa dntre toae ceealte 28 inau
gurari precedente Nic parada nic pompa cossoare
pentruca asa volt presedne volt sa dea pda uturor
Cd dupa rsboiu Alta snge 81 scarfc mate
rae ecare ceaean daorina de economza cat poate
de mutt rupa mica de cavalerie anga auomoblul prese
dental 81 orchestra marine, iata 1nocu mile 81 mile
de sodat de alta data recu in revista de nou
seclnte
Wilson accompanied pe presednte la Capitol dar
puut sa naugurare deoarece extrem de slab
Seful justitei White cet juraminul pentru vice-pre
sedntee Coolidge gas are respicat repeta
juramantul Apo urma punerea de juramant lu
Harding Mile 81 mile de oamen assau la ceremone
ascutau in mai tacere 81 lnse vorbele u Dupa
rostirea uramInulu saruat pagna bibie pc saru
prmul prescdie al Staeor Unite, George Washing
ton Stand pc parea de rasrt treptelor Captoulu
tit clara adesa de naugurare din estragem
cateva proposti
Dupa inroducere in expune situata mai ericita
Aercei deca tarilor europene bantuic de rsboiu da
un program poltcei voare Americei
princpu ca America aestece in poitica
taror europene precum nc America sufer nici
in ceste eli Gin partea nnnuia America poate
aane miare period mai lung cacl sltuata e II
impnne acomodare aupa dicta ineresee eli Ame
aa toate natle ici mari pentru
stab un mloc prin poae evta orice conflict
tua aran conflict Gale pacnca pentru savarea
mana 81 pentru progresul eli Fiecare Matte sa alba
yeranitatea eli nestirbita 81 nealterata de ae nati
Vorbind despre potica inerna Americe spune ca in
toate cestie grave poporul american consuat Pro-
princpaa nou amnistrat este restaularea pc toa
terenurie Readucerea vet normae precunl lost III
nainte de sboiu ata progralnu intern Pacea ndustrlaa
sd domneze tara atunci America prospera poporul
c va Fl noestut Daca revolua nssa penru resturlarea
ordne aca alte na aceasta ex?ermenare, America
vote 81 nc timp penru ucruri zadarnce mpedcarea
imporulu potica bua dar luand in coderare valua
produsele americana cossoare dec natural ca
nu ar puea concurena cee srane daca aceste
Fl echitab taxate Altcum ndusra naonaa recadea,
muncitorimea ar in stare Desperate Poporul american
va cocorana poca guvernului deoarece
acesta va face poltca americana, sts
Dupa temnarea cereMoniei de inaugurare, Harding a
savrs prmut act HHsednte: intarit numrea guver
nuui sau In sedina exraornara senaulu, convocata
inca de Wilson, anunat nunirea cabinetuu erprmandus
s,eraTfa cd senatu-o.ya-ratifca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-05
C0NTELE ,kAROLYI
ExPULSAT Din ITALIA

Lolldra, 5 Martie. Contele
karolyi, fost presedinte al Unga-
riei revolutionare, care dupa ce
q predat puterea bolsevicilor s a
dus in Ceho-S -Slovacia 81 mai tirziu
in Italia, fost expulsat din Ita-
liza. Motiyul este cS el fost in
strfnse legaturi cu REVOLUTIONARY
din Florenta, carl au facut in
saptamina trscuta mai multe
disordini.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-05

LONDRA. 2 Martie. = Cecil
B. Harmsworth, subsecretarul CO.
misiei afacerilor externe decla-
rat, ca revoltele din Petrograu
sunt mvinse de trupele bolsevice.
Gu toate aceste insa sd mentin
strife venite din Finlanda 81 din
statele vecine Gu Russia, ca disor-
dinea 81 revoltele continual, dar
sc crede Cd Sovietele anu atita pu-
tere ca sd inabuseasca orr ce ras-
coala contra regimului bolsevist.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-05
1lp|a Atlanta contra
RUSici SOvictc
Polonia, Romania 81 Ungaria
intro atlanta.

BUDAPESTA, 2 Martie. - Din
Pesta vine Stirea ca s'a formal o
atlanta defensiva contra Rusici
sovietiste. Membrii aliantei smt
Romania, Polonia 81 Ungaria. Co.
lonelul Stlrcea semnat Marti
tratatul in numele Romaniei, lar
'Contele Dembinszkv in numele
Poloniei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-05
MARE Foc IN AKRON, Q,

Akron, Ohio, 5 Martie. In
nosptea trecuta . isbucnit uh to-
mare III suburbiul din Akron.
Au ars l8 case 81 paguha Z peste
"a. 600, dollari. Canza focului i
fosf eA niete schintei, dintr IN
cuptor dchis din un garaj asl
e.aiins uas acoperis de lemn Al
lpnei nti Daps s.I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-05
EGEmONIA AERlANA, VA
Fl A GERMANILOR
Francexii SO tenn de aermard.

PARIS. 5 Martie. Generalul
Duval, fostul sef al fortei aeriane
trancexe q declarat ca suprama-
tia aeriana va ii . acelei NATL,
care va putea construi eel mai
llsor metal, mai usor char 81 de
CIT aluminiul. Germania de dol
ami experimenteaza 81 lucra II
aceasta directie. irstitutul aerian
francez din Issyle Moulineaux M
Ioate face mimic, caci balii ceruti
acun nu sunt votati de parla-
1nent, Din aceasta cauza englezii
81 Gerlnanii STUNT Gu multi mai
Snaintati ii Experimental lor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-05


Un detecttc care std la pdndd la
n,arginea 0rusnlui pc ldngd 0 stra-
dd principGld pc care Sc bdnuia cd
Sc Introduce IN oras mult cdutatul
81 dprecidtM 'Rdisin Jack" q OBJ
serudt cd in jiecare Il la ORD anu
n,atd en- dut0mObH trecea in godnG
mare IN sprc 0raS, ca peste cdteun
ore sd Sc refnapOiese cW o vite:6
maj micd deedt cea reglementard,
81 int1gat, iatr' ana din zilele tre-
cute opreste aatomobilul. In auto.
mobH afard de s0fer. era 0 doan,nd
tiMrd, simpGticd 81 drdgutd, cm
peptul desfd1ut aldptdnd IN copH,
81 politistul se retrage cerdndu-si
scuze.
A dOua sis0preste din nOu auto
mobilul, 81 aceeosi doan.nd 81 cu
copilul tot Ia san. De astd-datd
indrdzneste sd Sc nte 81 la picioa-
rele doon,nei, sd uazd dacd mu-i
ure-un pachet sau vre-o geantd, 81
neudsd'sd niesic Isl cere din nou
scNze 81 Sc depdrteasd, mustrdndu-
Sc pc sine pentrM inconuenientele
cauzate sin,p1ticei doamne. In sea-
ra aceea porestind neuestei dntdm-
plarea,. nevdsta IL sice rizind:
@'Te-a trassp pc sfoard. Ma pr;nd
ca e cOntrabdndistd. Haide, dacd
iti dd mana. Dacd perd prinsoorea
iti cunspdr Npereche de ghete 81
dacd 0 cdstiyssd-mi cumperi pd-
ldrie, dar sd si at facerea pc mine, :"
81 s'du psi,s
A doso poliiistM opreste din
ssostea9t0 = dnananasera ca
copi1ul tot Ia san, aldptdndu-l, de
astd-datd protestdnd cu energie
pentru i'conti,aua incomodare ce !
Sc face, 81 politistul cat pe-aci sd
ceard din mon scuze dacd nu inter
uenea nerastd-sa sicdnd:
"Urcd-te Mngd sofer 81 mdnati
la polite cd de d-',ei am en- griie."
81 Sc urea Mngd simpatica 81 drd-
g,tta doamnd, 81 cdr-mdr, soferM a
pus auton,obilul in miscnre 81 peste
cdtera minute az fost cu totii la
polite, Mnde s'n c0nstatat Cd cor
pM cop'lului era fdcM din tabld,
contindnd doud galoane 81 jumd-
tate de "kick" de o sutG zece gra-
de, ardnd nunai capul de ceard,
an cap drdgut .casi al mamei sale.
"Ctm tia dat in gdnd cd copi-
lul a fost de tabLd?" imtrebd DO
Atistul pc sofia lui, dupd ce contra
bandistW az fost trimisi la rdcoare.
"Telewoman," rdspunse neuas-
td-sa simbind. "S'a ldudat cdtre
o pretend cur, vd prosteste 81 cor
ba mers din gurd IN gurd pdn6
a Gjuns la mine -
Pe"trm conf0rmitate,
CIRIBUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-05
100 MI .MoRTI IN
CHINA

Shanghai, China. Poate eel
mai mare c1tremur q avut loc
aici. In Kalsu 81 Shellshi, doua
prcvincii chinake, an murit peste
100000 persoane. Safe intregi au
disparut dnehis stndnle pamaatul.
FoameteA Z gsoAnlica. NhAnitetele
smericane 6 iusorsre stunt Pc
luNfsl.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-05
C0STA-RICANII Au
0CUPAT UN 0RA$
DIN PANAMA
Is. mort, 81 mai multi raniti.


San Juan del Sur. Nicaragua,
! Martie. - OraSul Guabito din
Panama fost ocupat de forte
din Costa Rica la orele 5 dimi-
neata. Trupele din Panama s'au
retras in disordine las1nd Is mort
81 mai multi raniti in urma lor.
Admiralul american Henry F.
Bryan primit ordin sd apere
interesele Statelor Unite la Punta
Burica, i'll partea oceanului Paci-
fic Panamei 81 la Bocas del
Tore, In partea oceanului At
lantic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-05
PERSHING AMBASSADOR
LA PARISH

Washington, S Martie. - Sc
vorbeste ca presedintele Harding
are de g1nd Sd numeasca de am
basador al Statelor Unite la Pa
ris pc generalul John J. Pershing,
comandantul arnatelor ameri-
.cane. In cazll acesta genersllll
va abzice le rang,tl sd,i nlilitar
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spma Cen; din ur1ha / N ,4S2.72
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-05
Muncitore$ti

Lucratorii de textile membri
asociatiunei THE United Textile
Workers Of America au formal
o corporati,lne' cu un capital dc
$3,OO0,O0O numita ''The Nam
month Spun Silk Corporation
GU scopul de a face una sau ma
multe fabrici de tesut materii de
lima, ,bumbac 81 matase condus;i
pc baze cooperative exclusiv nu-
mai de muncitori 81 membrii cor
poratiunei.
Presedintele asociatiunei 81 d
nouei corporatiuni, dl John Col
den anuntind formarea corpora
tiunei, zice ca este deplin convins
ca muncitorii sunt tot att de ca
pabili 81 eficienti sd conduca ia.
'brica 81 afacerile de comert pre-
cum S au condus in toate activi.
tatile lor. Localitatea unde Sc vor
const1ui fabricele inca 'nu S a
decis.
The Berwick (Pa) American
Car & Foundry Co. aranjat Cd
lucratorii sa lucreze numai patru
zile pc saptamina, Ca sa poata da
de lucru la mai multi lucratori
In Chicago, dnpa ultimele eva
luari situatiunea muncei nu 81
imbunatatit 81 45 Ia suta din nu
marul total al lucratorilor sun1
fara ocupatie.
American Federation Of Labor
anunta ca sunt indicatiuni ca il
lupta care Sc duce pentru atelie
rele deschise ''Open Shop" estt
angajat un capital de $1,000, 900
Gu incepere de la, 2 Maiu leaf;
amploiatilor de la tramvaiele> dir
Boston wa Fl redusa Gu 20 la suta
81 Sc va scadea 81 taxa de trans
port. AnuntInd aceasta scadert
compania o mOtiveaza ca de Ia
l Maiu 1920 necesitatile traiului
au scazut Gu peste 20 la suta
dupa statistica oficiala q servi
ciului statisticelor Statelor Unite
SaSe suite de lucra'tOri din ate
lierele cailor ferate 'Pennsylvani
din Juniata, Pa, all fost instiin
tati eri cd peste cinci xile l11cra
| rjle vor Fl s,lspendate. Atelierel
,vor ii inchise, afara pentru citiv'
lucr6tori carl sc faca mici repe
'ratiuni necesare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-05
ActiVitatca d-|ui IoIga
in StTaiDatate

Am anuntat inapoierea in tara
a d-lui prof. Iorga.
Din impresiunile pc carl d-sa
lea comunicat reiese:
l. ca Romania sta mai pre- jos
de cit celelalte tari i'll privinta
curentelor pc carl ele cauta sa lie
stabileasca in Occident. Sarbii,
unguri, bolsevici 81 wranghelisti
sc ilntrec in face cunOscuta a.
colo cauZa lor; bulgarii au publ
cat la Paris un studiu asnpra ar
tel bulgare; sirbii 81 rusii au dat
81 eli Lac iveala tot acolo istoricul
artelor lor 81 multe alte lucrari.
de propaganda.
In scurtul timp cit d-sa stat
la Paris cautat sd suplineasca
lacuna pc care constatat-o, prin
conferinte, prin dreptul pc care
la obtinut de tine la Sorbona
prelegeri in limba romano etc.
I'm singur organ de publicitate
avem 81 moi in marea Capitala
lie Courier Franco-Roumain'
care e'bine7scris 81 foloseste cauzei
noastre.
d. lorga constata inca Gu dure-
re ca studentii romani petrec in
loc sd studieze; din vre-o 1900
Inscrisi nu asista regulat Ia
cursuri de cit eel multi 30.
Z. ca sub raportul polite STAN
iarayii mai prejos dcSscft ce1ela1te
! state de importanta noastra.
Marele public nici nu site cine
he galverneaza in tara.
In afara de Take lonescu 81 de
dl Titulescu carl sunt cunoscuti
81 appreciate, opinia publica fran
ceza nu mai vorbeste de altii. Pa.
triotismul d-lui Bratianu null ba.
nueSte nimeni, dar serviciile\ a.
duse acolo sunt discutabile 81 q
lucrat asa, ca izbutit sd Sc facd
urit peste tot.
3. ca origina zvonurllor desprt
o agresiylne bolSevica in potriva.
lie are o c6uZa care he priWeSte
alarmarea pc care producem III
strainatate prin strife pc carl le
dam asupra vizitelor personagii.
lor noastre pc Nistru sau de
,pilda schimbarile care sc ope.
reaza la moi in serviciile publice
ilmportante, lar alta cauza ar Il
interesul germanilor de intre.
tine o atmosfera alarmanta pri.
Wind un atac bolsevic in potriva
statelor limitrOfe.
| 4. ca casatoriile princiare sunt
dezegreabil privite III Franta care
nu poate ierta pc greci, find puse
in legatura Gu politica. D-sa u i'm
prastiat pe cit putut aceasta
atmosfera declar1nd ca nuntile
acestea sunt de ordin strict ami-
liar, de oare-ce au fost contracta.
te inainte ca printul George sd &
revenit print lnostenitor.
5. in privinta activitatei d-lul
Iorga acolo, d-sa declara Cd Gu
-s ~ s. (.
ajutorul d-lor Titulescu q Blank
q achizitionat Q cladire linga Pa.
ris foarte convenabih. pentru
Institutrll romanesc, lar la Roma
Turin 81 Milan tinut Q serie de
conferinte in italieneste 6oarte
! ascultate.
| In alte tari, 1ncheie dl Iorga,
viata isi urmeaza cursul aproapt
normal spre deosehire de ceea &C
Sc petreces laA moi,
("Universul"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
u. S. Surveyors Hit
Sparsely Populated
Sections of Montana

Helena, Sept. 25.-What is said to
be some of the most sparsely settled
country in the entire United States is
being traversed in Montana this month
by party of surveyors in the employ
Of the United States land office.
During the summer months a party
Of 30 men. said to be the largest force
Of surveyors ever assembled in the
state, completed the survey of the Crow
Indian reservation. The job is also
said to be the largest of its kind ever
completed in one season in the state.
After the completion of the Crow
survey the party split in two, one sec
ton going to the Powder river country
and the other setting out on long
overland trip to the Blackfeet Indian
reservation, at the opposite corner Of
the state.
For many days at time the party
will be entirely cut off from the out
side world They will travel with
wagons, carrying all Of their equip
ment with them. The journey is ex-
pected to require the greater part of
month. While en- route, the surveyors
will do number Of small pieces Of
work 1t is said that little time would
have been saved had the trip been made
by rail.
Over several stretches Of the route
it will be necessary for the party to
carry water for the men, as well as for
their animals. The transitmen of the
party are veterans. but the greater part
of the crew is made I'D of college bows
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
Great Labor Conference
Meets Monday to Plan
Jobs for JObleSS Millions

analyze the situation and act intelli-
gently to relieve distress wherever such
action can be taken.
.... Check Up on Work.
The task therefore is primarily one
Of deliberation of existing work.
There is certain amount Of work to
be done. There is a certain force to
do it. That force at the present is
in excess of requirements of man pow
err for the job. How can the idle man
power be given an opportunity to at
least. in some extent. enjoy the bene-
fits of employment-tha is one of the
main questions the conference will
seek to answer The plan of staggered
working hours" will be discussed.
Under this plan manufacturers in GER
tain sections, unable to supply work
to all the workmen needing it, are
working two crews One crew works
one week and the other the next. In
effect it amounts to half time work for
all and gives every one an opportunity
to earn part Of his normal pay, rather
than giving some workmen full time
and others none at all.
The conference is expected to last
two weeks. After the first few SEES
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
COc0anut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

II you want to keep your hair in
good condition. be careful what you
wash it with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries
the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and
is very harmful. Mulsified cocoanut
oil shampoo (which is pure and en-
tirely greaseless), is much better than
anything else you can use for sham
pooling, as this can't possibly injure
the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with water
and rub it in. One or two teaspoons
full of Mulsified will make an abund-
ance of rich, creamy lather, and
cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly.
The lather rinses out easily and re-
moves every particle of dust, dirt,
dandruff and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and 1t leaves
it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and
easy to manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil
shampoo at most any drug store. It
is very cheap, and few ounces is
enough to last everyone in the family
for months. Be sure your druggist
gives you Mulsified.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
SQUIRREL WANDERS INTO STREET
= q q Il q 70
Hurrying Throngs Halt to See Exciting Chase
q Il q {: Il Il ii
TRAFFIC STOPPED FOR l5MlNUTES

As he scuffed along the street a
kindly-faced man handed him a
dime. Herman glanced up. Into
the kindly face was thrust a birth
day cigar and below the kindly
face extended the new brown suit
Herman laid hold on suit and cigar
and hung on till the police arrived.
"A whale of note" said Her
man, "a burglar tips me with my
own cash from my own pocket"
Dazzled by the prosperity of To-
cal thieves, Anglo and Joseph de-
eide to adopt burglary as a car
eer, Anglo Baletea, aged IL, and
Joseph Menzachha, aged 8 ac-
cordingly secured a screw driver
and a glass cutter with which
they tried their luck on the show
windows of a toy shop. Their
luck was so bad that it landed
them in the Bronx children's
court and added two more to the
surprisingly long list of youngsters
who have lately set out to make
a dishonest living.
doc" Cartwright played in
hard luck too, though he has long
bluCc 81 duudlCu 1IoIi Tie IdukS
of juvenile crime. The doc when
the judge asked his profession,
said he was a horseshoer. De-
tectives said at least he was a
clever workman at the forge. The
doc is accused of offering a check
for 500, he had served time for
an earlier forgery, and under many
an alias he is wanted for many a
mis-step. He came into court in
frayed shoes and farm hand make
up: busted suspenders, straggly
beard and all. but when he FORCES
checks he is said to be the spruc-
est dandy along the avenue.
If the magistrate is right, John
Crabtree has none of the farm
hand masquerades SO long as he
retains his hypnotic glance. In
holding Crabtree for the grand
jury the magistrate remarked
that. from testimony. Crabtree
must have used hypnotic or oc-
cult power" to obtain $4,000 from
a college professor. When you
consider the meager pay Of the
ordinary professor you begin to
think Crabtree must have used
both.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
BY WILLIAM MARSHALL
Special Correspondent of The Tribune.

Copyright, 1921, by The Tribune.
Washington, Sept. 25.-In the battle
between the bootlegger and the govern
ment, who is winning? Who is losing
What has the government to show for
its twenty-month fight against the
IbootIeggers? What has the bootlegger
to show in the way of substantial re-
suits. for his defiance of the eighteenth
amendment?
The writer took these questions to
seven government officials who are di-
rectly and indirectly leading the en-
forcement fight. There was no definite
answer to any of them. Nobody in
Washington seems to know who is
ahead No tangible summary of results
was obtainable anywhere. There was a
general feeling that the government
was winning and that less liquor was
being sold. That feeling, however, was
all; no details were available. The
fact that the market price OF contra
band liquor has decreased sharply has
given may the impression that the boot
logger at the moment has the better
of the battle. A survey of the battle
field, enforcement officials say, shows:
Plenty of Convictions.
Hundreds of thousands Of convic-
tons have been obtained in the courts,
but in almost every case the offender,
down to the fourth and fifth offense,
has been let off with fine. Enforce
ment officials bemoan the fact that
prison sentences have been SO few and
fines so light.
Liquor in bonded warehouses has
been drained from large supply whose
exact figures are not disclosed down to
forty million gallons during the past
20 months, there now being less than
two quarts per capita thus stored. Cuba
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
BATTLE BETWEEN BOOTLEGGER
AND DRY AGENTS CONTINUES;
PRICES DROP AS SUPPLY GROWS

has ceased to be a mecca for the
thirsty; Americans can get it at home.
The Bahamas oozing liquor at almost
every point, have grown wealthy and
are today supplying the eastern states
with tremendous quantities. With the
closing of Florida season enforcement
officers have turned their eyes to
Nova Scotia as the logical base for
operations.
The mountain dew that used to come
from old Kentucky has been shipped
by the train load out of the United
States. Nothing so improves the quail
ity OF liquor as an ocean voyage. There
is something about the rolling of ship
that makes whisky mellower and bet
ter and many ships have rolled the
product of Kentucky stills back to the
land whence it came a far better prod
uct than when it left.
Hundreds of thousands of counterfeit
labels have been printed, some of them
more like the originals than the origi-
nails themselves. These counterfeits
grace innumerable bottles of just plain
water, alcohol and coloring. On the
roof of the United States, Canada is
leaking badly, Mexico, the cellar, is
flooded; the sidewalks of the two
oceans let in the firewater flood and
iHSlde tne mousse mOOnSn1ne 1lOurlSneS,
Chicago sends it semi-poison broad
cast; Kentucky exports and takes it
back again and wood alcohol has come
into its own
Millions of dollars In fines have been
imposed on bootleggers-how much no.
body knows. The taxes alone on their
product, turned in last year to the
treasury were more than S5.OOO,OOO
And prices have dropped. In New
York, gin is quoted at IS a quart, whis-
ky up to $40. In Philadelphia, where
whisky sold for IS and $40 in the first
few weeks of January. 1920. it can be
bought today for from So to s.. In
Chicago the thirsty can get all he wants |
at almost anything he wants to pay |
between S. and IS quart
The government can show, in its
fight against the bootlegger, great /
stores of confiscated liquor, tens of I
thousands of convictions and, it is
claimed, a growing sentiment in favor !
Of prohibition is spreading through
out the country.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
800 Butte Shriners
Will Help Organize
Temple at Billings
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Butte, Sept. 25.-Approximately 300
members of Bagdad temple of Shriners
will leave Butte next Thursday evening
on special train for Billings where
they will assist in the dedication of
AL Beboo Temple In that city. The de-
livery of the dispensation will be made
by Imperial Potentate Ernest A. Cults
Of Savannah. Ca. and the divan of
Bagdad assisted by the Bagdad patrol
and band will assist 200 novices In
crossing the burning sands Al Beboo
will start out with membership of
500 members and is the third temple to
be granted dispensation in Montana.
Algeria of Helena was the first and
now has a membership of 1886:
Bagdad was second in the state and
now has 1872 members. The largest
temple in the country is Medinah of
Chicago with 1885 members and the
second largest is Syria Of Pittsburgh
with 14,147 members. The total mem
bership of the Shrine in the United
States is 456,96S.