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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16
ID. A. II. CHAPTER MEETING.
Mrs. John Il. Gale Gives Paper on Pill
grim Tercentenary Celebration.

Brattcboro chapter, d. A. r., held a
regular meeting Tuesday afternoon in
the Unitarian parish house. There was
IL large attendance. Mrs. Frank Il. Bar
Der rendered two Christmas songs in IL
pleasing way.
The chapter voted to appropriate $40
for the Christmas at the American Inter
national college in Springfield, Mass,
also voted its annual appropriation of
$50 toward the state scholarship at tine
American International college.
The paper of the afternoon, entitled
The Pilgrim Tercentenary Celebration,
was given by Mrs. John Il. Gale. 1t was
entcrtainingly written and was illustrated
by radoptican.
Mrs Lyman Il. Holden, vice president
general of the National society for Yer
mont gave an interesting account of her
visit to the disarmament conference at
Washington, the open sessions of which
are held in Memorial Continental hall
Mrs Holden was especially favored in
being present at the session during which
Premier BRAND delivered his forceful adj
dress.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16
BIRTHS.

In Brattleboro, Dec. o, a son to Robert
V. and Frances day Anderson. grand
son to Mrs Jennie Brockngton, and great
grandson to Mrs Eliza Day of Jamaica.
In Brattlcboro. Dee. -, daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. X. J.. Choate. and
granddaughter to Mr. and Mrs. James
f. Wyckoff of Chesterfield, n. ii.
In Brattlcboro. Dec. -, daughter.
Barbara. to Joseph w. and Alice T..
(O'Kccfc) Emerson.
In Brattlcboro, Dec. II. son to Fred
l.. and Mary l.. (Stcwart) Minis.
In South Vernon. Dec. {, a daughter.
Ruth Mildred, to Warren Il. and Mildred
Uackcy) Dunklcc. granddaughter to Mr.
and Mrs. y. \. Dunklce and Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Lackcy of West Wardsboro
In South Vernon. Dec 9, a son to Mr.
and Mrs. John ArScnault. grandson to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Strcctcr.
In Mortified. Mass, Dec. 10, son,
Ralph jr., to Mr.. and Mrs Ralph For
saith.
In West Dover, Dec. ., son to Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Pcasc.
In Townshend, Dec - a daughter to
Lauren and Catherine Sherman Pike.
In North IIinsdalc, y. H.. Dec Z, a
daughter, Lucille Agnes, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Carpenter, granddaughter to Mr..
and Mrs. \. +. Torrcy of North HinSdalc
and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Carpenter of
Cambridge Springs.
In West Dover. Dec. II. a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Olson.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Recorded Past Few Days in Office of
BrattlebOrO Town Clerk.

Transfers of real estate recorded in
past week include the following:
Vermont Savings bank to Elizabeth
Hertzbcrg, by quitclaim deed, place on
Elliot street Consideration 81.
Elizabeth Hertzberg and husband to
Jason Il. Bushnell and wife, by warranty
deed, place on Elliot street. Considera-
ton 81, revenue 81.
Frank Il. Barber and wife to r. III,
Messenger, by quitclaim deed, land on
Linden street. Consideration 81.
X. III. Messenger to Charles a. Boyden,
by warranty deed, land on Linden street.
Consideration 81, revenue $3.50.
Roland II. Messenger to Frank II. Bar
Der and wife, by warranty deed, land on
Linden street Consideration 81, revenue
80 cents.
Abram ]. Currier and wife to Aavon
V. Mandigo and wife, by warranty deed,
land ON Guilford road Consideration
81, revenue 30 cents.
IIoyt III. Barber to Lulah A. Barber,
by quitclaim deed, place ON Western ave
nue.. Consideration 81, revenue 81.
Herbert :. Norcross and wife TO Will
lam Il; Picrson and wife. by warranty
deed, place near Guilford. Consideration
81, revenue $3.50.
William NJ. Randall and wife to Ger
trude IL. Bradley, by warranty deed
eight acres of land. Consideration $500
revenue 81.
Brattleboro Trust Co. to Il, ii. Messen
ger, by qultclaim deed land on Linden
street. Consideration 81. A.
l'robate court to Iloyt H. Barber AMI
i;illah y. Barber. decree of the Henry W
BARBER estate. - t A.4NtS. IN ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16
OPENS BIBLE. FINDS $40.
Carl w. Henkel of Brattleboro, i'm FIori.
da Temporarily Will Keep 1t in
Memory of His Mother.

BY opening his Bible to look up GER
tain references Carl w. Henkel of Brat
tleboro, former manager of the telephone
exchange. who is now in Florida tenn
porarily. became enriched in more ways
than one. The st. Petersburg Ola
Times tells the story as follows
Carl IIenkel, who recently arrived
from Brattleboro, VT. and is stopping at
the Ames hotel on Second street north. is
one of the many who profited by reading
the Psalms recommended by Frank Il.
rulver on last Sunday under the heading
Religion and Business
"llenkel has neglected the advantages
derived from a study of the Good Book,
but always has carried with him as a
treasured memento Bible presented to
him by his mother many years ago. 1t
was this Bible he now drew from his
grip to see if the references in the adj
vertisement of Pulver were appropriate,
when to his surprise, on turning to the
twenty seventh Psalm. he found neatly
folded ten-dollar bill.
"llenkcl is Il man of middle age and
he prcsumeS his mother placed the ten
dollar bill in the Bible when she presented
the Bible to him as young man with
her blessing. lie says he will always
treasure it,, rs it has far greater value
to him now as a memento than ms mere
money i'A
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16
FOCH PRESENTS PICTURE.
Admirable Likeness of Himself Presented
to BrattleborO as Souvenir of Visit to
This Town.

Commander f. w. Gibson of Brattlc-
boro post of the American Legion received
by registered mail yesterday morning from
New York an autographed rotogravuIe
picture Of Marshal Ferdinand Foch asa
souvenir of the visit here Tuesday of the
famous marshal of France.
The picture is Is inches wide by "a in
ches in length, and those who saw Mar
shall Foch Tuesday will agree that the
likeness is especially fine.
Beneath the likeness is written in ink
the following "A la vile de Brattleboro,
on souvenir de ma visite Is Dec. 1921.
f. Foch." The translation of the inscrip-
ton is: ITO the city of Brattleboro. Il
souvenir of my visit Dec. II. 1921. f.
Foch."
The signature is that of Marshal Foch.
The rest of the inscription closely rcscm-
bles the marshal'S handwriting. but it
may have been written by someone else.
The picture will be framed and hung
in some suitable place not yet decided
upon.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16
BRATTLEBORO.

Ferris r. Naughan's standard Their
mometcr at 10 High street registered II
degrees above zero yesterday morning,
which was the lowest temperature re-
corded so far this season.
Miss Clara Il. Harris of NTonkton,
daughter of the late J. A. Harris, for
mcry of Halifax, and Albert j. Reed of
Keenc, \. Y. were married at Keene
Valley. n. V. Nov. % by Rev. Henry
Hughes. They will live at the bride
grooin's, home in Keene. p r
Miss Ruth Il. Sargent is confined to
her home on Estabrool street AS a result
of burns received Wednesday when she
slipped while carrying a tea kettle of
boiling water. In trying to save herself
from falling she threw up her hands,
pouring the water over her face and chest.
Col. r. w. Gibson of this place, a trus-
tee of Norwich university, received
Wednesday afternoon a telegram from
President G.. A. Plumley. who was in
New York, that $350,000 had been trans
ferred that day to the university from the
estate of the late Gen. Rush G. Hawkins
of New York, an alumnus of the univer
sity
A buck deer with horns having two
prongs each was found dead in Sunset
lake Tuesday. frozen into the ice. 1t was
Warden Carl Snow. who reported it to
County Warden +. II. Metcalf. The lat
ter being i'll, he asked NJ. f. Anderson,
who lives near the lake. to remove the
carcass, which was done.
Brattleboro lodge, New England Order
of Protection, held its annual election of
officers Monday night in Grand Army
hall. The following officers were elected:
Warden, Mrs. Grace Larrabee; vice war
den, Miss Susie Miner; secretary, Mrs.
Bertha Bemis; financial secretary, Will
lard Bemis; treasurer, Leon Mixer; chap
lain, Mrs Lavina Nourse guide, Mrs.
Ella Loncto; guardian, John c. Pellet
sentinel. John Nourse; trustee for three
years, Irwin G.. Larrabee; junior past
warden. Mrs. Ellen Mixer; auditors,
John G. Pellet, Harry Holland, Austin
Nichols. The following representatives
to the grand lodge with their aternates
also were elected: First representative,
Ellen Mixer; second representative, Aus
tin Nichols; first alternate, Harry Hol-
land second alternate, Leon Mixer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16
COTTAGES ENTERED AT LAKE.
Heaviest Loser Is DIR. T.. X. Lynch Of
attleboro-Cheshire County Solicitor
INVESTIGATING


Several cottages on the shore of Spot
ford lake in Chesterfield were broken
into recently and many articles stolen.
The cottages are owned by residents of
Bratteboro, and Keene AS far as can
be learned DR.. f. r.. Lynch of Brattle-
boro is the heaviest loser. His loss will
amount to several hundred dollars.
Among the other cottage owners are
Leon G. Norwood, Harry A. Pierce, DIR
IB. G. Russell and Mrs. Charles G.. Put
ney, all of keene. 1t is also believed
that other cottages have been entered
Among the articles stolen from the
Lynch cottage was $50 worth of food,
including canned goods, tea and coffee,
an eleven-point mounted deer head, a
stuffed bird, silk floss mattress, four
pairs of blankets, sheets, pillow cases
old fashioned mirror, four chairs, vic
trola, fish pole. white canvas shoes
leather moccasins, bedroom slippers
rubber blanket, white and red napkins,
leather trimmed auto coat, three iron
bars, a pick, two shovels, ivory manicure
set. also men S and women s wearing
apparel.
The only article taken from Mrs. Put
ney 5 cottage was large American flag.
From the Russell cottage are missing a
woman s coat and underwear, men s
clothing, silver teaspoons, silver knives,
white napkins and red table cloth. An
inventory at other cottages has not been
received by County Solicitor II. NJ. Pick
ard, who is investigating the thefts.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16
CASHIER STAPLES ON BANKING.
Addresses Students Of Brattleboro Bust
( ness NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Federal Re
cat.va Gycfarn

2
serve System.
Charles G.. Staples, cashier of the
Vermont National Bank gave a very
interesting lecture Wednesday afternoon
to the students of the Brattleboro Bust
ness Institute on the subject of Banking,
which was greatly appreciated by them.
Mr.. Staples gave a brief outline on the
origin of banks, and explained how the
use of shell beads. tobacco. furs, and
many other commodities had been used
in the United States as money. He en-
phasized the present financial condition
Of Austria Russia Germany and many
other European countries.
He spoke of the Bank of North America
founded in Philadelphia in 1881, as an
example of sound banking, which has
proven pretty well that quality counts,
as it is still doing business today. Ten
years later and again in 1916, the govern
ment at Washington tried its hand found
ing the First and Second banks of the
United States.
Mr.. Staples then compared the growth
of banks from that date to the present
He explained in detail the operation of
the Federal Reserve system and empha-
sized the Importance of it in present day
banking. He also spoke of the "Wild
Cat banks, which were so named on ac-
count of their location in the wild forests
of the state of Michigan.
The lecture was the fourth of a series
of lectures being conducted by the Brat
tleboro Business Institute in which prOmi-
nent business and professional men speak
Other speakers of the year were Mr.
MacAlasters of the Remington Typewri-
ter Co. Boston; Col T.. w. Gibson and
j. G. Pellet of Brattleboro.
number of other speakers have been
secured and they will deliver their lee
lures in the near future.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16
ANYONE KNOW JACOB CALEB
Telegram Announcing His Death Sent by
Coroner of Rochester to Chief of Police
George Wilson

Chief of Police George Wilson received
Monday n telegram from Coroner
Thomas \. Killp of Rochester, n. Y, a
telegram reading as follows:
"Jacob Gale dead here. Formerly
lived in Your vicinity. Has relatives
Notify. Answer. -
Anyone knowing of such a person is
asked to notify Chief of Police Wilson
at once
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16
MARRIAGES.

In Putney. Dec TO- by Rev. Walter Il.
Curtis of Westminster West. Clyde Ross
and Miss Charlotte Gee, both of Pntney.
In Keene Valley, n. v, Nov. %, by
Rev. Henry Hughes. Albert j. Reed of
Keene, n. y. and Miss Clara Il. Harris
of Monkton, formerly of Halifax.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16

The Fox Patrol of the McIndoes Boy
Scouts are looking for traces of James
r. Mowry, who disappeared from the
home of his uncle. Oliver Staples. near
the railroad crossing a mile below McIn-
does about noon Monday, December =.
Mr.. Staples has an idea that he may have
started for Maine, where his mother had
recently bought new farm. which
seemed to interest him. So far as is
known he had no money
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16

A unanimous call has been extended
to Rev. DR.. Francis A. Poole, pastor Of
the South Congregational church at st,
,lohnsbury to become the pastor of the
Old South Union church nj Weymouth,
Mass, DR.. Poole will announce his dcci
sion at an early date.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16

Harold and Roy Farnsworth appeared
in Montpelier yesterday morning, plead
ing guilty TO allowing n horse y body to
remain in a river over As hours and were
fined S25 and costs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16
PARTY FOR KIDDIES.
Vermont Wheel Club to Entertain About
$50 i'm Club Rooms Dec. 2i-Invita-
lions TO BE Sent Out

The third annual Christmas party
given by the Vermont Wheel club to the
children in town who would not other
wise have Christmas goodies will be
held in the Wheel club rooms Saturday
afternoon, Dec, u. Gifts will be pre-
scented to the children, there win be mu-
sic and other entertainment and refresh
ments. Invitations to the party will be
sent to about 2J0 children early the week
of the party
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16

.,Dout 10 motor vehicles have been re
ceived by the state highway department
at Montpelier from the government,
which is distributing its excess war.
time supplies. These include Dodge aud
Ford touring cars and trucks of other
makes. Spare parts are also being sup
piled. The state is receiving its full
share of cars and parts, L. w. Dix, com.
missioner of highways, stated Monday
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-12-16

Mh@lhit by bullet n tiger will roar
ufN'fi'' but s.Sns' SS 1I''slsls@ar' 2
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08
DELEGATII BRITAIN
LA C0NFREINTA
IRLANDEZx

Londra, 8 Oct. .-Personalul dele
gatiei britane, care va discuta Gu
delegatia irlandeza incepand Gu
Marta viitoare, e urmatorul:
Premierul Lloyd George, lord
Birkenhead, marele cantelar al lor.
zilor; Sir Hamar Greenwood, Sc.
cretarul Irlandei; Austen Cham.
berlain, lcaderul governmental in
casa comunelor; Sir Laning Wor-
thington. Evans, ministru de ras.
boiu; Winston Spencer Churchill
lninistrul coloniilor. Ministrul de
justitie Hewart va Fl chsmat Ia
conferinta in toate cazarile &c vSol
pretinde presents lni
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08
sEFUL, P0LIT1EI
81 PROHIBITIA

Seful politiei Frank W.. Smith
a convocat eri 0 adunare a capita
nilor din diferitele districte ale O.
raSului Cleveland. Gu ocaziunea
acestei adunari ell lea declarat ca
fiecare va ii responzabil in mod in
dividual pentru conditiile referi-
toare la prohibitie din districtul
lor. In urma acestor instructii fie-
care captain PRINT ordin ca sd
viziteze personal fiecare local un-
de sc Wind sau Sc pot vinde beuturi,
Gel carl violeaza prohibitia vor Fl
arestati imediat 81 nu numai amen
dati ci 81 condamnati la peniten-
ciar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08

Flea lui Roosevelt va lupta Gu
Pomerene In anul viitor Sc zice
La Washington.

Washington, Z Oct. - Vor Vol
cetatenii Statului Ohio sd dea
votul lor pentru 0 femeie care
candideaza pentru postul de Sc
nator al Statelor Unite?
Catiya Republican, din Wash
ington, "a aflat astazi, sd consi-
dere ca 0 strategic politica ca sd
alba pc dina Nicolas Longworth
din Cincinnati, flea fostului Prese
dinte Theodor Roosevelt, ca can
didata pentru postul de Senator,
daca vor putea so convinga 81
primeasca candidatura.
Sugestia a fost primita 81 dis.
cutata Gu favoare.
SenatOrul Atlee Pomerene de-
Ohio, care sc crede ca va ii din
nou renomiat de Democrat, III
speranta ca va reuSi, admis as.
taxi cd auzit Cd dina Longworth
va Fl adyersarul d-sale la alege
rile din anul yiitor. D-na a zimbit
la aceasta prospective, dar a de-
clinat so comenteze.
Ora Elsie Hill, presedinta Par
tidului National al Femeilor, d
declarat ca la sediul organiza
tiunei nu s'a auzit de posibilita
tea ca dina Longworth s'ar. pu
tea covninge sd primeasca candi
!datura.
Dina Longworth este fe
meic foarte inteligenta". a ri,
d-ra Hill, Isl lupta ar fl foartt
interesanta.
| In ultimii dol ami dina Long
worth s a interesat ell un eel mar;
de lucrarile senatului. Pc timpu
luptelor pentru ratificarea Ira
tatului de la Versailles, d-sa Z
| fost zilnic in galeria damelor, $
III recentele lupte pentru ratifi
carca tratatului Columbia, pc ca
. re fatal Ell a inferat ca ''un com
plot internationa de mana nea
gra' dansa a asistat la toate dcs
baterile, dupa aparenta ne fiin(
nici odata obosita.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08

ca campuri de umezeala, de va
pori 81 ceata apar 81 desapar, 81
ca norii abunda asupra Lunei.
Recapituland ultimele sale stu
dii asupra Lunei, Profesorul Pie.
kering zice:
moi aflam o lume in care este
viata stand aproape de usile noa-
sire, unde viata in uncle privinti
Sc aseamana GU planetci Marte,
dar care este cu tOtul deosebita
de planeta noastra - o Iume care
in general in ultimii eincizeci de
AMI fost GU totul 81 SYSTEMATIC
neglijat 81 ignorat de profesiunea
Astronomical.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08
sORBII VOR VEDEA'

Boston, Mass, s Oct.-D-rul Sa-
muel Harris, un specialist de ochi
din Boston, incearca sd perfectio-
ncze sistemul sau de a corecta We
derea ochilor fara -ochelari. D-rul
Harris incearca asemcnea sa redea
orbilor vederea. Intre pacientii lui
este 81 senatorul orb din Okla
homa,' Gore Ell reusit de.ja sal
redea "perceptiunea luminei. Alt
pacient al lui comedianul orb
Ben Welch.
Harris sustine ca aproape toate
nacazurile de ochi sunt cauzate de
sfortarea muschilor della ochi. Me
toda lui Harris este de procura
muschilor della ochi odihna per-
feota
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08
Ruptura 1ntre
capital 81
nlunCa
In conferinta Upset de lucru.

Washington, 7 Oct.-Prima rup-
tura intre muncitori 81 patroni in
conferinta Upset de lucru s'a in
tamplat astazi.
O majoritate conitetului IA
bricantilor s a despartit de Samuel
Gompers, presedintele Federatiu-
nei Americana Muncei, din eau
"a unui raportl despre factorii eco
nomici crizei industriale 81 in ca
re Sc recomanda politica perma-
nenta in relatiunile dintrc munca
81 capital.
Comitetul, prin IL voturi contra
3 aprobat un rapport al majorita-
til al unui subcomitet de cinci per-
soane, care S "a facut saptamana a.
Tceasta, in faza doua a conferin-
tel, in care Sc recomanda masurile
carl trebuesc luate in graba pentru
resolvarea situated.
Raportul cuprindc intre altele
urmatoarele 1nasuri:
Sc recomanda respingerca legei
Adamson, care prevede opt ore de
lucru la caile ferate.
Sc recomanda desfiintarea Con
siliului Mnncci della Gale Ferate,
asa cum exista acum.
Sc recomanda pentru primirea
in general conditiunilor ce Sc vor
schita pentru restabilirea starii e.
conomice.
lnainte de a Sc pune la vot ra-
portul subcomitetului au fost dis
cutiuni furtunoase intre reprezen-
tantii patronilor 81 al muncitorilor.
Impreuna GU d. Gompers, vo-
tat impotriva raportului D-nei Sa-
ra Conboy, din New York, secre-
tara organizatiunei numita United
Textile Workers Of America, dl.
Roy NJ. Dickinson, editorul revis-
tel Printers Ink din East O.
range, N. J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08
LLOYD GEORGE
TOTUSI VINELA
WASHINGTON

LOndra, 8 Oct. - Premierul
Lloyd George al Angliei s'a deci,
totuSi ca sa vina la Washington
ca sa participe la conferinta pen
tru desarmare-precum sc spune
in cercuri competente. Ell va pa
rasi Anglia probabil la finea lunii
acesteia 81 va sta in Washington
timp de patru saptamani.
Gel cinci membri al delegated
britane vor fl Arthur Balfour.
lord Lee, premierul Borden din
Canada, un representant al Indiei
81 George Foster Pearce din Aus
tralia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08
De Ale z|LE|


Iata inca untravas primit eri de
la societatea Avram Iancu din New
York, care mai deunazi a mai tri-
mis- unul imprc,1na Gu 5000 tot
pentru scopul caruia lam inchinat
aceasta rubrica in ziua de II Sept,
a. c.:
Stimate die Pdscu:
Societatea "Arram Iancu," IN
sedinta din 3 Sept. a. C., dupd pro-
punerea d-lm presedinte al socie-
tdtii, a deschis b colectd pc 0 Mnd
de sile pcntru Unirersitatea Nico-
lac Iorga, care Sc "a sidi la Vdlena
de Mumte.
Gu colecta aTost iasdrcinot d-l.
Vosile Cucui, ait printre membrii
socictdtW cat siatard de societate.
RcsultatM este $500 pc carl pi-a
trimitem aldtu,ut prin un n,undat
postal.
DIE Pascu, M Stiu dacd Sc site
sau nu. dar nsembrii societdtii A.
cram Iancu, att cat H-au pormis
imprejurdriie. iafotdeauna an fost
la indltimea ddtoriei lor fatd de orr
&c n,iscare na!ionald, fHantropicd
81 culturald, fclositoare pentru nea
mul nostru 81 !drii dce$teia binecu-
rintatc in care trdim.
Am fost putin la numdr; darul
nostru ma f0st mare, 81 cdte-odatd
cam tdrsiu, ca Gu greu ne puten1
antdlni in Metr0p0la aceastd mare
dor nu nepdsdtori, cun, al s,a I'm,
pastat de ami. earl ei iusdsi n'a,
fdcut 81 nu fuc mimic.
IN Sperantd 10 frqt'l n0$trt ds7
tara cor sti sd apreciese micM nos
tru obol, care 3 mai mutt mani
festahc simpatiei 81 a drdgostc
fatd de ci, 81 cd ISL cor da toatd ST
hnta ca sd rdspdndedscd luMint
culturei 81 IN cele mai intunecoas,
unghiuri ale Pdtriei mun,e, I'd asi
gurdm de malta considerable ce I'd
pdstrdm 81 rd rugdm, die Pascu
p,1n,iti simcerile nodstre salutdri.
In nun,ele membru0r soc. -Arran
Iancu 81 acelor fr0ti care an con
tribu,t la accdstd colcctd, semndn,,
Y. L. JEDEREAN,
Presedinte
Y. CUCUI,
Secretar financia,'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08
CONDAMNAT LA SCAUNUL
ELECTRIC - SCAPA
Gu VIATA

Akron, Ohio, s Septembrie. =
Arrest Goldschmidt, alias John
Graham a VENT in ziua de Is Au-
gust 1920 din Homestead, Pa. -
unde era domiciliat, la Akron,
81 Gu dOua zile mai tarziu in.
cercat sd acosteze pc fratii Shea
rer in pla valia lor Gu haine din
BOB Main Str. Ambii au refuzat
sa-si ridice mana 81 Morris Schea-
rer a murit imediat, lar fratelc
sau mai tarziu Gu doua zile. Gold
schmidt fost arestat peste cate
va minute. In timp de "A oare un
mare juriu special Ia acuzat de
asasinare 81 fost jutecat ca sd
moara in scaunul electric in ziua
de 81 Decembrie 1920. Inainte de
terminul executarii GU trei oare
guvernorul James NJ. Cox ia pre-
lungit termenul de executare, lar
curtea suprema statului la dat
vote La recurgere caci adyocatii
hui au declarat ca au evidenta ca
ell nu sanatos. La noua deSba-
tere advocatii AL putut dovedi ca
Goldschmidt, in urma unei lesiuni
Ia creeri, nu este normal. Ju-
riul Ia aflat 81 doua CARA vino.
vat in asasinare de gradul I-iu
dar recomandat agratiare ce Sc
va manifesto prin aceea ca in loe
ca sd fie condamnat Ia scaunul
electric, va ii condamnat la peni.
tenciar pc viata,