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& sucher cotton goods. 1o2 Eldr,dse street,

Sucher, cotton goods. 102 Eldridge street.
with a bond OF 81 900.
MARY g: POTTER receiver for Morris
Frank, dry goods, 14S Orchard street. with
bond OF 81 900.
ARTHUR Y. DALZIEL. receiver for Eagle
Travelling Leather Goods Company. Inc.
bond of 81 coo.
JOHN l.. LYTrLE, receiver for Philip r.
Tuch and Eta FEEDER. trading as Tuch e
FEEDER clcaks suits and dresses. 90 Division
street. with n bond OF 5000.
JOHN L. LYTTLE, receiver for Paul Crop
per, mems clothing. 10l Stanton street, with
q bond OF 81 600
HENRY II. KAUFMAN. receiver for Simon
D. Levy, trading as s, ;; ID; = Levy I,,, 4 Co.
nue., with bond OF $4,000. Liabilities
are estimated nj $4,000 and assets stated
as OF an estimated reaiizable value OF
ROBERT F. STEPHENSON. receiver. for
Sander Pinsker, Inc. manufactures boys
clothing. 63l Broadway. with a bond OF
$4,000. Liabilities are estimated at $4,000
and assets $4,000.
PERCivAL WiLDs. receiver for Morris
Houston street, with a bond Of 81 900.
SUSAN BF,ANDEIS. receiver for Antonio
RUssoi trading as A. cottone 4 Co., cloth.
ing contractors. "a Stanton street. with q
bond OF 81 600.
JOHN L. LYTfLE, receiver for Metropolis
Wooden Company. Inc. jobber OF woollens.
81 West Twenty-first street. with a bond
of $1,000. Liabilities are estimated at
BERTHA REMBAUGH. receiver for Israel
and Samuel Etler, trading as ]. s. Etlcr.
raincoats. 200 Canal street. with bond OF
$1,000. Liabilities are estimated at $25. 900
and assets $1,000.
ASSIGNMENTS.
ABRAHAM SLOVENIAN. dealer in gro
ceries at 100 West lt6th street. has assigned
for the benefit OF creditors to Edward
Scherer OF 500 Irvine street. The Bronx
Norris J. Levin OF 200 broadway Is at
torney for the assignee.
SAM ROSSAfAN. retail shoes. at IS East
Tooth street. has assigned for the benefit
Of creditors TO Julius bichtenberg of 1875
Broadway
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JUDGMENTS FILED.

MANHATTAN.
The following judgments we're filed yester-
day, the first name being that of the debtor:
AETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY
, Gom. F Free ana Flaelity and '"2z
Casually Go. OF N. Y--Peopie. &C. 10000
ARRENBuRGH, Grace s.-Agra
AR fiSlpiIK M Mrs. Gracc-same 2ss. q
APPLEBAUM, Julius-1.. Michael. 595. SO
pB Es Tar5yj Sa Mis Cor ssS
DRENON, Hcrbert-E. S. Walden. 7.46i.9T
". Cleveland clt. .'................. 5.21s.io
Armstrong; Hortonse r. Hartman.
Katherine } Wilmerdlng, Mary 9.
Beecher. Maria T. Thompson and
Maud rockingham Fidelity
cI.IFToRD. william Cw. J. Ciif-
c5 lS5S GsR n 90. IL, sss ss
COLLINS. Philip FL J. Christie $50 20
coLE, Herbert g. Globe Motor Car
CORNELL. c. III. Koplik. ct al. 1.s2oss
CLARKE. Geo. WE. Toorney. Inc. 100000
COLLINS, Matthew. Chas. y. Tur-
ncr and Samuel VI. Fieischman--
De TNico, Manuel = Graftman
Film Laborntorlea. inc. ....".... 4ss.72
DINING, Salvatore-Satne ........ 932f1
DE Ia ROSA, Rosales continental
supply Co.)--P. legei............ 1ss.0s
f f,NMI NfiNKo Yarmoiy ana 'o1H
Aeatis-f, schevchenne e ALL. asase
'a cooean -. ..:,.........i1a.7e 1852 20
EVELYN, FAYE. Weits.. .....,., 6061G
WAFFLE e. SMITH. Inc. Ricnard
Murray~q q. tester. 1870. y. 4ols74
COs1nT. VIM F.--Blackfords. Inc. 400 p2
d. J. blnts .;..." =. 1870. i.is5es
GILIIGAN, Micha.el IL. stoltz. 202
GREEN. George W, Charles =. Gil
nd i fOCpT9-1. IN
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.

WECHsLER, Jack, g. Thomas II.
RichardsOn--Cosm Bank.
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Co.)-London Guarantee and Ac-
HURLEY, Burt--J W. Butter, Inc zoe. 81
Inc. 49,. go ...................' 2o2.45
Brad COB. schmuer. ct al. 1913
IIINERFELD. is. Rabinovitch.. 1850
Casualty co.-Peopie. &C. 49,. 10000
Haimowitz ct ai.............. 243.47
Rose Lithoeraphic corp. -. 1880
co........." . ..........,..... 1850
Worth Mfg. co'......... 257.oo
KoEHLER, v. Hugo-M. Simon. 240.G4
inc............ ...........-........ so5.2c
Riley Detective Bureau. .......... 2f8.03
KTTpE'FR E'rnnIt-B sobeI - zoo 90
SAME-I. Sobel ...,....,..,., 500 90
SAMr,-B. Sobel.. 1000
SAMF-I Sobef. 10000
IEViNF:. Oscar. ana Lew Rosefsiy
(Evein Mfg. Cob. Schwartz
& Son. Inc ................... sol SO
LEVY. Jesse BE. A. Levy. 3.s2s.3s
LEMBINE. Geo. c.. and Benjamin
weinstein (Annabela Dress Coz
MILLER, Albert R.-w. Schmidt. 1909. 65
m {;Si!;5 Harry H. l. kssa;l: 1873 1888
r. i@Eillgott $50. ..................., s.ss5.7s
MANSFIELD lSIs sns'E ~ TRANSFORMATIONS $685.
p. Gosakow .................... 1919
MHiliyer, wlnieiman Bros, Inc 1902
NATL. UNION FIRE ms. CO.
Cuban Commercial Industrial
NATL. ' fMPoRTiNG TiRfADiNG
co, INC.--I. A. Krulewitch. 2o.b22.o s
POPE, clyde w, and Ghas = %.
scosis) Observation-Disclosures. i1c7o
CO, INC.--FranltlIn Baker Co... 4ss.f6
dam Casualty cto,~peopie. &c.... 1900 %
pFtsTER. Eugene-Lion Brewery
Co, Inc. Observation-Disclosures. 1874
cyclops Steel Co.. Inc. .......... 2os.oo
RUBIN. Philip S.. and Herman
Brenncr-H Dansig .........,,.. 1.i5o.5o
READ WIN. u. and Edward NJ.
Garrison--L. u. Allen. ............ 1887. go
RUFFlN. Eugene, and New Amster-
dam Casualty Co-Peopie. sc.... 1000 90
RocKLAND SHOE MFG. CORP
~ A. Schoenfed. ................ fo0.T3
sTAGER, woifram-w. Lanio. 80. 900 20
SENNET, Eugene Van Beuren
A. N. Y. Bill Posting Co.......... 62s. 90
SAND q GRAVEL. DREDGING co.
-. w. Ross. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1875
SERVICE PUBLICITY CoRP.-H.
w. Williams co. ................. ZOO 81
SEVERN, Frank w. and Maurice
Long IS. q L. Doll Sales COL
Mfrs. Trust Co.. ................ s.26s. sS
SIEGEL, 1srael-S. Rein ct al. 90. 295. 6g
ScHERMERHORN, Nathaniel E.
Waldorf-Astoria, Inc............. 53G.9 81
sCULJY. Thomas J.-C. Bogel-
SALES. Hyman-H Server. .....,. $500
TIqNER. Paullnc-Friedlst Realty
TERMINAL Box INp sHooK ''
CO., INC. and Lewis r. Schwartz
II. II. BATE. mum. ........ 55gs5
TRAPHAGEN. Frank He. W.
uNiiTTfEspp' STATES TRiNsponr&. V
TON CO--Commercial Cable Go. 1880
UNION LIBERTY Co, INC
Sweet. Orr 4 Co., Inc.......s.... 2J5.70
u. S, TRANSPORT. CO.-Commer-
cial Gable Co., ..t.........,.... $3.50
wEcHsLfiR. II. C.-Flreman's
Fund lns. Co. .......... ...... fsfe5
wtifTEHOUsE. Edw. L.--Eumbel
Bridseli CO. -. ...'......" 1870 i.o54.as
WHITE, George f--F. Jackson. 400. 90
wtSHNEVSKY. Frank, & Never
Jubelsky-M. Stern et al....... 3s363
zlIcGFRfED CINEMA CORP
Louis XIV. Antique Co. Inc.. 4o0i5
BRONX
FIsffArAN, Morris-H peerimsn. 1907 30
M1LLEn, Henry-H. Hess. ........ 1887
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Electrical Securities Corporation.
165 Broadway.

NEW YORK, N. y. October 25. 1921.
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders of the Elec-
trical Securities Corporation will be held
az the office of the Corporation, at 1875
on Wednesday, the 9th day of November,
1871. at twelve o'clock noon. for the pur-
pose OF electing directors and for the
transaction of such other business as may
properly. come before the meeting. The
polls VIII remain open from 1915 p. NJ.
books will be closed at the close of busi-
ness on October Goth, 1921, and will re-
open at IL o'clock noon on November 10th.
1921. l.. w. OSBORNE, Secretary.
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
COFFEE.
The range of prices in yesterdays
coffee futures market was as follows:
CABLES.

Rio futures % TO so reis higher: March,
1e$55o; dollar rate, go lower, 7s5O0; ex-
change. 1.32d. higher 3-32d. Receipts
] 1000 bags and stock 1,7ii 900 bags. Santos
futures unchanged to IT'S reis higher: Deceni-
her, 15S525. Receipts 10000 bags and stock
Z. $4,000 bags. Receipts at ports, a 600
bags. against $4,000 last year and 10 900 two
years ago. Sac Paulo had 81 900, against
IL 900 and 10000. and Jundiahy 81 900, against
&c. 900 and 10000 bags respectively. Fine
weather In all Sac Paulo districts. Cleared
from Santos. $4,000 bags for New York,
10000 for Boston and 44,100 for New
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRurrCy.

The following schedules In bankruptcy were
filed Tuesday in the United States District
MASTER PLUMBERS SALES CORPORA.
TION-Schedules OF the Master Plumbe RS
was flied January Is. 1921. show iiabIli,ies
OF 1882 and assets of S4629. of which
1850 Is stock. si.ooi cash on hand and
Kram. 81 Chambers street, Is attorney for
the bankrupt.
poBBINs CORE DRILL CO.. INC
drs Ia West 9 4sd street show show laSi,i S
Of S2s.sli and assets OF $1,000. machinery,
tools. sc. Among the larger creditors are
P RsnSfae Machine r co sioio -soOp Homer
Federmnn. $1,000. Louis NJ. Feinberg a.
Court street. Brooklyn. Is attorney for the
JOSEPH RosENRERG-sched Of Joseph
Rosenberg, women's hats. 20 West ssth
se s,o ssSy S hes s q q + s,os sRd $500
fixtures. &C.. and ss.cio debts due on ac-
counts. Among the larger creditors are
Bros, s6.ias. secured: Sidney Blumenthal
& Co. 81 e6s: ffeinshcimer Bros. 81. $50.
Goldstein 4 Goldstein. 800 Broadway. are
PARIS HAT MANUFACTURING co.
Schedules OF Abraham Beiman and David
Pollack. trading As the Paris Hat Manu-
show liabilities 81 sii .a56 and assets given
ms unknown. Among the larger creditors
are n. Goodman & SON, 5000; >, Faith
Brinkenfcld. sl3G.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Tho following receivers In bankruptcy were
appoirtcd Tuesday by Judge Hand In the
United States District Court:
SUSAN BRANDEfs. receiver for the SILK
Patents Holding Corporation. with bond
o. 81 900.
MARY @. POTTER, receiver for tho Bartlett
Manufacturing Company. Inc, johber OF
clocks. % Union Square, with bond OF
$1,000.
ARTHUR Y. DALzIEL, receiver for Eagle
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco COMPANY

st. Louis Mo-. October 26 1921
quarterly dividend OF three per cent.
$3.50 was this day declared upon the Com
mon Stock and Common Stock n of LIG-
GETT a MYERS TOBACCO COMPANY, pay
able on December I, 1921. to holders OF rec
ord OF Common Stock and Common Stock p
NJ the close of business on November 10,
seA. Checks will DO mailed
T. 4. ANDERSON. Trea surer
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The ilrst namo is that of the debtor ths
second that Of the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed.
TAYLOR, John-D. Altman Co..
Get. 10, 102l..t..... ............ 1851 80
NEUDOllF'ER. Leo and Frances
Bendheifn Construction Co. Jan,
ROSS. Louis-H Oreenberg. Oct. 7,
1921. ...'...... :. ....,s....s,. 95i.45
GUM. James Ne. II. Rice,
April 3, tai5.... ................ 2fS.SO
BOOTH, Frank NJ, and American
Surety Co OF -. People. &c,
Sent "a, 1920 (yacated) ........ 300 90
BOLTE, Oscar H.-Magnet Knitting
NILS oct. 10. 102i.......,.,... 6,1i6.J0
Oct Oct ia, 1921 vacated, ......s.., e77.7o
~ y. ). MeEvoy, oct 20. loh ~. i.saoss
TEXTILE CO.
IT, r. A. s5ieilac, July 5. i9gi ~. ie.i7e.s4
" MAY "a. lois '..... ......-,....I., 54s 70
DAVIS, James &C. T. Norman,
y. sPfEGEb III poUf. nc. 4
Edward splegel-M 7. Murphy.
Nov. D. 1920. ........ ....-....... lS.f62.40
:" Tor, oct Is. ie2i Cvpcated) -. olg.e3
ATLANTIC sTEvEDORlN(; CO..
lNSe-P. Pun, Oct 81, le2i....... io.ooooo
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CUBA'S SUGAR CROP IN
COMMISSIONS HANDS
Sale and Shipment Under Con-
troll of Seuen Members.

HAVANA. Feb. 12.-Control of the sale
and shipment OF Cuba's 193O-1921 sugar
crop has been placed IN the hands of n
Governmental organization known as
the Sugar Finance Commission. This
commission. appointed yesterday by
President Menocal. consists of seven
members. and will formulate rules and
regulations governing the whole opera
ton of marketing the sugar crop of the
island. Members OF the body will re-
ceive no compensation.
The decree appointing the commits
sion. which was published in the Official
Gazette to-day directs sugar buyers or
sellers to file before February 20 sworn
statements covering all sales contracts
made with firms in foreign countries.
All details OF these contracts must be
given. and. in addition. the agreements
must stipulate that the product they
cover is to be refined or used by the
buyer. and not sold or offered for sale
as crude sugar.
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BERLIN USES US. in
ANTI-FRENCH DRIVE
False Reports of Misconduct
of Negro Troops in Occupied
Territory Sent Here.
COLBY REVEALS EVIDENCE
Investigation Trails Propa-
ganda to German Source
Charges Groundless.
specias Deopatch to THE New YoaK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washingf0n. ID. C.. Feb. IL.

New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. C., Feb. l2.
Further evidence OF circulation Of
false German propaganda in this coun-
try, corroborating facts furnished re-
Gently by Secretary of State Colby TO
Senator kellogg (Minn.). was furnishea
by the Secretary of State to Senator
Spencer (Mo.) in a letter which The
latter made public to-day.
Secretary Colhy's letter to Senator
Spencer cites reports of alleged miscon-
duct of French negro troops in the
occupied portion of German territory.
1t discloses that there has been wide
circulation throughout the country OF
these reports. which the Secretary
denies. The reports resulted in flood
of correspondence not only to the State
Department, but also. it developed to-
day, to many Senators from various
States.
''As soon as the first complaints were
received" the Secretary said in his
letter to the Senator, IAN investigation
was made and from reports received
from diplomatic and American military
sources 1t is understood there are at
present no black troop units In the oc-
cupied territory, the French having re-
moved such troops some time ago..
The Secretary said there we're certain
Algerian and Moroccan troops now In
occupied German territory, but that
no reports of misconduct on their part
had been received. He referred also
to some Senegalese. troops In occupied
regions.
"These never were large" he con-
tinued 'The specific attacks made
against them in the German press have
in most cases been refuted by investi-
cations or by testimony on the part OF
responsible Germans. Where individ-
uals have been found guilty they have
been punished promptly.
"The American authorities In the
Rhineland state that stories OF atrocities
originate not in the occupied territory
but in Berlin and appear to be very
largely anti-French propaganda. Thi5
opinion would appear to be carried out
by the fact that the agitation in the
United States is carried on largely bv
the German language PRESS
"lnasmuch as IT lis the understanding
of the department that there are no
negro troops remaining in the occupied
area and no recent examples of mis-
behavior have been brought forward. 1t
would appear that it must be part of
a widespread propaganda directed
against France"
In commenting on this letter OF Secre-
tary Colby. Senator Spencer said.
"It seems to be clearly established
that all the original charges had their
origin in certain irresponsible German
sources which were attempts to mis-
lead by false allegations those in Amer
lea whom they knew would quickly re-
sent any acts of brutality against the
women and children in Germany.
"This has been very poor policy. for
no class of citizens will resent more
vigorously the attempt to uislead and
deceive them by false propaganda than
the very class it was intended to mis-
inform
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w raps and Coats
introducing p
Spring Fashions
introducing

The new creations now displayed nm
the Women's Outergarrnents Depart
rnent rnay be accepted as accurately
foreshadowing the Spring mode. The
materials and colOrs are those which
have received recognition from the
arbiters of style i'm Europe and
America. I'm the decorative scheme
handsome embroideries play signifi-
cant part.
There are many smart cape effects I'm
the assemblage, as we'll as some really
stunning coats for sports and travel.
(T'Enird Floor
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

IL you are looking for a position or {,
better your present position Section
Six to-day for, Help Wanted and Employ
rnent Agency ads.-Adr.
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The New Note i'm Spring Hats

strikngy emphasized the latest arrivals from Paris,
now displayed the Millinery Salon the Third Floor
piquant their coquettish suiveznloi
trimmings
whimsical feature a
Spring
many then
undeamed-of
o
i'm
ngness-wth
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Misses Tailor-r r1lades


Swagger Spring Models
The modern young lady is nothing if
not cf1ic-and her costurr1ing must he
nm harmony with her new psycllosis.
Nothing, however, COULD be more satis-
flying THAN the ultra-smlart tailor
rrlades that she will wear during the
swiftly-approaching Spring, generous
selection of which Is now displayed ON
the Second Floor.
In this advance showing may be found
all the newest style features i'm tailor
r11ades for misses, as we'll as the most
fashionable materials and trimmings.
The prices quoted are from regular stock.
Costume Suits -
with blouse top of contrasting fabric)
at S95.OO to 265.OO
COat-and. Skirt Suits
Severely tailored, $500 to 1000
Box-coat models (rr1any with sasfl)
at S65.OO to 10000
English-type models
at. $4,000 to $500
Commencing Monday
A Special Offering of
French Dresses
(sizes So, SO and 40)
of handmade, 1and-drawn crepe de
Chime and georgette, i'm navy blue,
Copen hagen, fiesfl-tone, aHl-wElite and
all-bl..ck
exceptionally priced at
S6S.OO
Imported and Special Costumes Dep't
cTl1ird Floor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-25
IN NvITARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Biruinta 81 Desrobi-
rea Neamului Romanesc" din
Warren, Ohio, invita- Gu drag pc
toate surorilc Socintati, Cluburi
81 Paroehii 81 pc Onor. public
roman din loc 81 jur de lua par
te la Petrecerea GU joe 81 Bal
mascat, care va avea lpc Sambata
seara in 26 Novembrie 1921 in
Hala Societatii ''Biruinta" din
Walnut Street No. ia Warren, @.
lnceputul la orele 6:30 D. III.
Sa vor fmparti trei premium pen
tru eel care sd vor masca mai
comic.
Muzica d-lui Nicolae Sinu din
Youngstown, O. va distra pc on.
public Gu cantece 81 arii de dams
de tot felul.
Barul va fl aranjat Gu mizeluri
! 81 beuturi racoritoare.
Pretul de intrare Domnii: soc;
Damele 80 cent?.
DOritori de a deveni membri al
lsocietatii noastre din ziua de 26
Nov. pana in 5 Decembrie incl.
vor plati taxa redusa de inscriere
de numai $500 in loc de $500 ca
de regula.
In speranta ca vom Fl sprijiniti
81 de data asia de. onor. public,
pana la revedere va asteptam
Gu darg.
Comitetul aranjator.
(274-76).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-25

In Warren, 81 g numai o palma
de loc, panea de "A ounce Zoe.
pc cand moi 0 platim tot Gu Is 81
pc lei i'pe colo Gu IA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-25
REV0LTA DIN UCRAINA A
LUAT sFfRsIT !

Varsoyia, "a Nov. = Miscarea
ucraniana impotriva guvernului
soviet al Rusiei luat sfarsit. Ge-
neralul Simon Petlura 81 ofiterii
lui All parasit ideia de a sa razboi
Kievul, Kamenetz-Podolsk, Win
nitza 81 alte localitati raportate
ca au fost capturate de fortele
lui Petlura, n'au fost nici odata
serios amenintate de trupele lui
Petlura.
Ultima campanie lui Petlura
impotriva guvernului soviet al
Rusiei s'a fnceput in primavara
anllui acesta. Sc raportase ca in
trase in Kiev in fruntea trupelor
revolutionare ale Ucraniei, in ziua
de 2 Martie 81 Cd a executat De
comisarii bolsevisti din acel oras.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-25
DIN fUCA CONDE|OlDl

O telegrama din Europa anunta
ca un chimist din Berlin a cast!-
cat premiul Nobel. Mimic impo-
trivia, dar in orr ce caz, ar ii Gu
Gale sd sc alba in vedere 81 chi
mistii nostri earl fac rachiu din
tot ce eXista sub scare.
y
Pana la casatorie fetita pas
treaza scrisorile de dragoste pri
mite de la logodnicul eli din mo-
tive sentimentale, dupa casatorie,
din motive financiare.
i
Un sofer find acuzat ca a i'm
puscat pc stapanul sau, s'a aparat
zicand: M am dus la ell in casa
sal spui ca numai stau la ell. S "a
suparat 81 de teama sa nu puie
mana pc revolverul lui sd ma I'M
puste, 'am fmpuscat.' - Tn nou
argument de legitima aparare.
i
Napoleon zis ca in ranita fie-
carui soldat Sc afla toiagul de ma
resal - bine inteles in timp De
razboiu, in razboiul trecut s'a do
vedit cu prisosinta cal adevarat
fiindca o multime de secaturi all
devenit milionari.
=
Prln a spune adevarul. drept.
palmuiesti minciuna, dar adesea
ori sc intimpla sd peril un prize
ten sau sa-ti dai parul pc mana
nevestei.
In Warren, 81 numai palma
de loc, panea de "A Ounzc Zoe.
pc cand moi platim tot Gu IS 81
pc ici'pe colo Gu IA.
=
DR. Bertha Luckey zice ca
prostii 81 nebunii fac mai multi
copii de cat oamenii intelepti 81
normali, 81 sunt lasati in draga
vote sd Inmulteasca numarul lor.
Concluzia ar fl un asil pentru
toti.
ldeia admirabila, dar daci
s ar realiza, cati locuitori ar ra-
name liberio
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-25

Mexico, au trecut frontierile 81
au VENT aici. Tot al fost arestati
81 desarmat. Multi dintre eli vor fl
executati. Sc planuieste contra re
belilor actiune mai mare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-25

ducasoul 81 comersantu laolalta An Att ra %
traul consumatoruui 1 ~.
re acestl mJiocori (amsar nu socoesc ca factor fo
losltor-des STUNT necesar in organizata de prezent mil
oaceor De desacere vol arata ca poate s de Ell
nefnd un factor folosor putem admite "a lasa IN
ducerea @ 81 pentruca clasa cea mai yeche q mai oropstk
aproape in toate tare este ranul vol ncep u casa tara
neasca I -,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-25


ders a fost arestat.
John Weisser, de 18 ami, a fost
readus la mintea sanatoasa prin o
operate facuta de drul J. r..
Smith, 1917 st. Clair ave. John
Weisser, in. etate de IA ami. in
tr 'un accident de tramvaiu, in
tamplat la McKeesport, Pa. STA
lovit capul 81 de atunci arata sem
nele nebuniei. Medicii spuneau
cal va trece. Drul Smith a spus
ca de lipsa 0 operate, care insa
il 81 poate omori. Mama sa s'a
mvoit la operate, caci prefera ca
copilul sd moara decat sd fie ne
bun. Operatia insa reusit. Ca
patina copilului fost taiata 81
din creeri i-s'a scos un os. Co.
pllul trecut peste pericol. Fri.
GU ocazlunea sarbatorii Thanks
giving (Serbatoarea de multa-
mlta), - cea mai fericita mama
din Cleveland a fost doamna Bo-
wers, mama lui John Weisser 81
copilul Ell care este asa normal ca
81 ceilalti oameni sanatosi.
Washington. = BRAND para
SIT Statele Unite 81 S "a reintors in
Franta. 81 este foarte multumit
ell resultatul obtinut la conferin-
ia. Ell declarat ca acum site lu.
mea atitudinea Frantei, lar Fran
ia site atitudinea lumii fata de
politica eli.
Londra. = I'm Belfast turbura-
rile Sc tin liant. De Marti fncoace
sunt Is mort 81 IS raniti. 1ntra
vlctlme sunt 81 doua femei carl au
fost omor1te ieri dimineata. Con
ferinta intre Sir James Craig 81
premierul Lloyd George s'a anna
nat din cauza boalei lui Craig
Fri seara au fost raniti mai multi
oameni in lupta lor Gu politia.
Politia a in. estigat eri O explo-
sic care rIinat total Reginald
Building, in eoltul strazii 40 ST.
Euclid ave. Explosia a cauzat 0
paguba de 10000 dolari ST a lasat
noua familii fara adapost. Pom.
pierii si-au facut drum prin fla.
earl 81 au salvat mai multi copii|
de la moarte. Sc crede ca cauza
este asezarea rea sirmelor de-
electrlcitate. Mai multe pravalii
&c erau in jos s'au prapadit.
Columbus, O. - "Daca nu Sc
vor lua masuri urgente, vom fiji
sllitl sa folosim temnitele judete-
he pentru inchiderea condamna-
tlior la penitenciarul statului'' II
a declarat directorul penitencia-
rului. Capacitatea penitenciarului
nu mai mare de 1860. Nici cand
n 'au fost atatia condamnati in
penitenciar ca acum, = a declarat
Thomas.
Buenos Aires. - j. c.. MacBey.
din Kansas City, membrul in dill
rectia usinelor de carne Armour
din Santa Cruz, Patagonia, a fost
prlns 81 retinut de grevisti, =
precum spun telegramele sosite
de acolo. Toate usinele Armour
din Santa Cruz, an .fost ocupate
de grevisti. S'au intamplat mai
multe ciocniri fntre grevisti ,l|
trupe carl au fost intarite in de-
cursul zilei de eri. O seama de
bandit Sc folosesc de situatia tur-
burata 81 fac banditisme groaz
nice. Ordinea nu restaurata
inca.
Ann Arbor, Mich. DoamnaI
Emily Laberteaux Drake eri STA
lmplinit 100 de ami. Ea este foarte
sanatoasa 81 foarte fericita. "En