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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06
,DSf1llui, caci imi Sp,lne :

.p0stallui, caci iIni spa,ne:
'Imi era teribil de frig la pi-
scioare. Acum m am incalzit'', 81
incaltandu-se,. a plecat zimbind. -
In vara asia am $ 0 ochiesc sa vad
.daca nu vine sa-si rerorcasca pi.
ciorele.'' 4. incheiat povestea vim.
zatorul de ghete.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06
Legea innier3rii

TUNA reeut Senatu Gu naioritac srobtoare IS
l. votat egea pentru resrcta imgrar, liniitand adj
mterea sreinlor in tara aceasa la 3 la sua la numaru
ece natonaitat aflatoare in aceasta in anul 1910
hegea sa vot pc timp de IA uni incepand dupa 5 zle
Celia promugarea ell
Seatul sters amenCan,entul vota de Camera prn care
ace carl vim in tara din persecutunor re
grease polce fie soco in procentaju de 3 la
uta 81 egca s TRIMS in comisiunea mxta (compusa din de
esai Senatuui 81 al Camere sd apaneze dferentele
lesutate prin modcarea legea la Senat
Senatorul Hiram W. Johnson din California, staruit
pentlu prmea amendamentuu propus din initiative parla
l;enara persecutat poc 81 regiosi sa fe adms in
tara aceasta dpa doved car cazu fecarua par
e dar amenamenul fost respins de 60 voturi ntlunn
nnmai Is votrri pentru.
''In inina mea nu,pot simte teama de onul care
prseste tara ui ca sa roage u Dumnezeu orr sasi
excrcite dreptmie polfe, - zs Johnson .'De 81
CUR mas admie intrarea in tara ceor carl dDresc
rdsurnarea guvernuui prin forta voenta dar
asi pastra precedentu acela sclmp 81 sentimental 81
lumina farulu lbertati, pentru acei carl
dor sa Sc lnchine cred sau sa exerce drep-
turtle polce negate acasa" "
Amendamentul johnson fost conbatut de senaoru John
Sharp Williams inre atee zis ca in Satele Unite sunt
moane Gle barbatl carl au voat americani c ca
mani, rlanez 81 ausraci afirlnand ara fost
desu np ospatare pentr cei trecator doveeas
ca ca credinta dere ssa zsp mengpot cazan de opt)
a fost neghiobie;' - tt4EA
La drep vorbind, senatorial Williams are drepate Tara
aceasta fo socota de multi foarte multi din toate natic
natae ospatare in sa mananci 81 sd bei ara s
platest 81 cn vine alari so euiascl sa brul Gu fu
talharii fac parte din neamul tan.
Evenimentele petrecue in tmpu1 rasboinlu cand
m dntre mgranti din tara aceasta, multi din eli ncetate
rit catat toate cae serveasc neresee
acesei tar, dovedit prisosinta aceasta.
In nici tara din ume mgrantu blcura de mai
arga ibertae 81 mai generoasa ospalate in Satele
mite Nc ingradire in caea desvotare or culturale sa
economce, nc resrctie ntorochata directa i'm ma
zuna Gle deven cetateni deplipe reptui poce si c
oae aceste multi foarte multi peste saizec la sua din nu
arul carl aiesc de de cncspezece ami tara acea
m fnc ns dvent cetaeni americana 81 cand fost vorba
de vre eveninent IN legatua tara Tor, sau manesta
pentu ell daca aceasta manifesare impotriva
zuintelor 81 ntereselor acestei tart
adevara ca rcsrctia imigrari necesitae ceruta de-
conitinie economcc de asz dar ni putin adevars
ca att eat tine aceasa restrce cat dupa &c Sc va ara
INTRO masura admterea mgrantlor Sc va tine
seana Gle mentataea acelor socot tara aceasta NM
mai ca camp de exploaare 81 gauntee vor osca IN "a
voarea nannor carl dat procenta mai mare de buni
american.
legea, Sc crcde, sapamana aceasta trimiss prsse
dneui Harding spre sanconare, dupa Is ze dela pp
mnlgarea ei sd ntre in vigoare. 8s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06
b(F0RNATHRt

eli $ 'au omorit inca opt politisti in
Dublin Castle. Gel opt au fost
membrii unei patrule care a fost
atacata. Numai unul a scapat cu
viata. Ri au fost atacati de 0 tru-
pa de irlandpzi cand erau abba dc
% jnmatate mila departare de ba-
racile polibenesti.
In Parity Mountains au fos.
omoriti doiSprczece irlandezi 81
.m politist intro ciocnire ce a
avut loc ani intre sinn-feineri 81
'Srupele regale. Tn soldat fost
ranit in mod foarte gray.
Sc va face taiere de plati la
American Railway Express Com
pany, care va atinge $4,000 am
ploiati. Sc spera ca compania va
consulta mai nainte pc amploiati
asa ca reducerea sd Sc faca prin
. mtelegere comuna. Amploiatii
vOr merge la. c0nsfatuire ce Sc
va tinea in Occurs de 10 zile.
Chicago. Temnita JOLT e
pima GU Oameni carl au furat
mai mutt de Is dollari. Willie Dal-
ton. de II ami, care furat mai
multi de 772.OOO dollari. m are
loc. Ell nu a fost judecat. .Juratii.
earl au deliberat asupra acestui
caz mai multi de % ore, nu $ ';lsl
putut decide ca sa'l trimita in
inchisoare, deci judecatorul ii,
concediat. UnM dintre jurati,
Joseph Dorbecker, declarat :
Gopilul nua stiut cd &c face cind
a furat banii.t
Din calza unui vint puternic
aar fost ranite vre-o zece persoane.
Mai multe prcprietati san dete-
riDrat cauzind pagnbe considera-
bile. Seara la ora 6, vintul fost
.narte puternic. Nici un vapor m
"a pntut pleca din port.
Washington. = Pr0babi Dire
ser va fl nimit ambassador al Sta
telor Unite in Germania. Ell un
,adv0cat din Boston. Cariera sa e
fOarte interesanta. Cind isbuc-
nit razl,oiul in 1914. Dresel a fost
din intimp1are in Berlin. Ell STA
oferit serviciile hli James Gerard,
ambasadorului Statelor Unite in
Berlin. Ell fost incredintat c.l
Afacerile americanilor carl erail
pc atunci in Germania. Ell a stat
pc langa Gerard pana ce State!e
Unite a declarat razboiu Germa.
Eniei. Dupa armistitiu el fost tri-
mis- ca comisar al Statelor Unite,
lin care calitate este 81 astazi. Nu-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06

I'm vinzator de HI I'M nsn1 "a "a
de incalNmintc din GIeyslsnrl q
p4yestit zilele trecntE uni1i prie-
ten Q infimplare hsxlie. ',IIstr'6
q umeda 81 friguroas6 din is.zl1
trecuta, doaMslii intsk IA magas
ln 81 cunrpere o e51tlfs a
ghete.
InaeaEc6 nm, dqs ~ n
- eel drept u y, ~ afln ii ~
una mi vines H. piaior. & sls
'Ge putin 6snt prea la -
ssurfs fee l.gi, q Pkae II
fsl mi 4 4 |, i'Ii||IIi
'nil Az s y liiiI|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06


I'm ziua de All multe femei IT,
mere isi pastreaza roehia de mi
reasa pentru posibila casatorie
viitoare. Pc timpnri, lie pastra,l
81 tie inmrmintate Gu ele.
tEalOnniatorul < reversal lingu-
ersllui. M'onedi eaipa eu doua
m ey1l' de uricjsase.
's|
q tf psofs1or,s
n n & M ~ i \ le N ess tlsiI NH.
II & = \ ~ y q q
Nv ~ illl|l " 8 E \ - - d sviil. "
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02

ceiving Is cents per gallon. Some
0irerelce.
/ am very glad this statement
was issued W the farm bureau, -
NO doubt most Of the people OF
Rock Island are blaminB the farm
ers for the excessive rate Of milk.
It seems TO me that housewives
should be paying about 10 cents
per quart instead Of II and 10
cents.
We read in all the papers and
maxaxines about underfed babies
ana children. would like to have
someone point out to me how q
working man with our or i've chill
dren is able to buy milk for his
children to drink at the present
cost.
The day of profteering is past,
and We all know that groceries and
merchandise in general are on the
decline. Wages have been cut in a
good many factories. 1t seems to
me the time is ripe for the spirit Of
cooperation to be manifested ev-
erywhere. Let some Of these pro-
fessional men fall in line with the
milk dealers and help to bring
down prices and everything will
soon be back to normal!
A MOTHER.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02

1ce, = represen<ing the Illinois
pnollo utilities consultation.
n. Deorle h0lds tint 81 casc !
rullng u ma16 tint tie Injunction
han10d down ~ Judge ". +.
Chnrch n 1917 apDlies 70 The pres
mt situation. the taxi drivers
would " shown to b In contempt
d court.
Thu okense carries Z penalty Of
imprisonment or ilne. or both. No
statement would be made BY Mr..
Searle relative to whether or not
prosecution would Be foyced against
the taxi men who eezsed opera
lions last Saturday on. being serv-
ed with copies Of the court decree
and warned that they shocld dis
continue competition with the
atreet car company at once. Meth
or would he say II the company
contemplated asking damages, for
loss Of business.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02

Nm ateenpts stili bang msde
- 100 ok ~ taxicsb divers who
s1xo boen plying between Rock Is
nn4 and Davenport 10 continue In
10otnoos, 3 court ruling IL 10 be
asked Thursday morning on the
s~ueotion sof whether the 10.cent
staxieab drivers have not violated
~ injunction handed down in 1877
against the jitnay bus operators.
s Attorney G. J. Searle. represent
ing the Tri-City Railway company,
'sannOunced today that the 6rst step
Will be to obtain , ruling from the
court on the issue. but wins; steps
Will follow he declined tv disclose !.
The attorney said that he has
sbeen Informed that one or two driv-
| ~ IRE still IN the business. Il was
mt known b Mr.. Searle this morn
ing who would represent the Attor-
ney generals ONCE in the procse1-
5ngs tomorrow. However, he said
that the case ID to be ha.illed d.
fectly by the attorney generals Of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02
CHARGE RAY PARK
WITH LARCENY; Is
TOLD TO DELIVER

Ray Park, 1914 Seventh avenue,
was arraigned before Magistrate d.
J. Cleland in police courtthis morn
ing on q charge Of larceny pre-
ferred by Coach w. l.. Kimmel Of
the Rock Island high school,,
Park was charged with having
taken q sweater. q basketball COW
er, two pairs Of shoes and other
gym toys away from the school.
MAGISTRATE Cleland continued
the case until Saturday to give
Park time to make good ON his
promise that he could get all of
the stun back for Coach kimmel.
The sweater was turned over this
morning. Park was released from
Jail on his own recognizance. but
was warned that all the articles
that he is charged with having tax
en- must be returned not later than
Saturday. or payment made for the
articles.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02

Mems silk hose of a we'll
known brand, in black,
white, cordovan and navy.
Formerly 1856, but in this
sale pair 75c.
Mems work trousers, brown
khaki, five pockets, riveted
buttons, cuff bottoms. For
merly $50. Clearance price,
pair 1.e5.
Mems silk four inland ties,
Slip-Easy neckband. For
merly $50 and 200 each.
Clearance price each 75c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02

Mems percale shirts, coat
cut, French double cuffs,
carefully made. Formerly
sold at 200, $50 and 2.05. In
this clearance sale each 1.25.
Madras shirts, coat cut, dou-
Bile yoke, French double
cuffs, neat, attractive pat
terms. Formerly $50 and
SIS, now priced at 1855.
Fancy striped woven madras
shirts, some plain white,
we'll tailored and carefully
finished. Formerly AIS,
500 and $50. Clearance
price 2.85.
NJ. l.. H.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02
FIREAdEN GET CALL
TO A. DUEN HOME

The fire department received a
cali at $50 O'Clock Tuesday even
ing to the residence Of A. Duen, 1917
Ninth avenue. Wall paper over a
flue caught on IRE. There was little
damage.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02
(fYh1QfI

Like Budwsiser? Phone r. l. 55S.
r. !. Clean howell Servlcs. Phone
r. !. 3l39.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Davenport s34.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02
FITZPATRICK DEAD

New York, Feb. Hugh Louis
Fitzpatrick, newspaperman, sport
ing authority, and author Of books
on golf, horses and poultry. died
here lat last night He was G. years
old.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02

Mems quality muslin two
piece pajamas, round neck
with pockets. Formerly 2.75.
Reduced to suit 1875.
Mems extra fine quality fan
nelette night shixts, cut full
size, with pocket and low
collar. Formerly 3.85, now
only s.59.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02
Men S Night Shirts
and Plja7nQS Reduced

Mems flannelette n i 6 h t
shirts, 3-button, large peck
cts, V-collar. Formerly 2.75.
Clearance price each 1.85.
Extra fine quality mems
muslin shirts, made from
Fruit of the Loom, y V-neck,
formerly as, reduced to
SUR 1.oS.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02
pNQkypulpIt

taesders o. Ths Argus an i1vited -
expeco shsif vi1Ws un0es this Aeadins.
fou are II liberty - wits on any subject
81 your choosing. 4 sswspaper wants y
neae ~ sif1eo Of . auGDstoa. IT, cotu0As
Of Ths Argus ~ oDen 70 you. Al CO.,
municatious 0uSs ~ fully sagned Win
the naae and address Of IN wrssa I.
though your naA,e Will not b psanteo u
S0u ue1ifs that II uos BEL
MIX Prices.
Rock Island. Ill, Feb. EDITOR
Argus: Yesterday morning ! &C
costed my milkman about the price
Of milk. have been paying q
fraction Of 4 cent over Is cents a
quart for the last year. / told him
l could get milk at a grocery near
here tor "A cents 4 quart. He then
solo me 81 worth of tickets. giving
me seven quarts for 81. making the
price q fraction Of . cent over n
GEMS.
He then proceeded to tell me
what terrible price the farmers
were asking for milk. He said the
farmers were 80 used to big profits
in the last few years that they
hated to come down on their prices.
Imagine my surprise last night
when / picked up The Argus and
saw where the Rock Island county
farm bureau issued a statement
wherein it claimed that the farmers
are not to blame for the present
high prices. The farmers are re-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02

TWENTY years ago, when the
famous Spindle Top gusher
was brought in, great VOL
ume of petroleum was permitted
to spout from the discovery we'll
and flow to waste in the Gulf OF
Mexico, only the feeblest effort
being made to conserve it.
Today, such a practice would be
considered so wasteful as to be
criminal. The modern viewpoint
does not tolerate waste in any
phase of the oil industry.
For many years the Standard Oil Com
pany Indiana) has been in the lead Of
those forces which sought conservation,
economy and maximum efficiency in
the refining of petroleum.
Tins Company was convinced that ref1n.
ing methods were susceptible of contin-
uous improvement; it believed that with
every year of experience, more gasoline
might be produced from the crude oil.
In furtherance of this idea of continually
increasing efficiency, the Company III
stalled the best laboratory equipment OBJ
tainable, and employed the most expert
petroleum chemists. From these labora-
tories, has come among other notable inn
provements, the famous Burton process,
to increase the yield of gasoline from the
crude, without sacrifice of quality.
The Standard Oil Company Qndians) is
50 organized that it is responsive to new
ideas, both social and industrial. Its pol
icy is flexible. 1t does not operate by rule
of thumb. The very foundation of its
ability to be of such fundamental service
to society, lies in its recognition Of the
value of close alliance between industry
and science. 1t has developed an organ
ization which fits smoothly into the
machinery Of social progress.
The Standard Oil Company Qndiana) is
guided by men who represent in their
points Of view the aspirations and deter
limitations of the new world in which we
live. These men, Directors of the Com
pany, conceive their task to be that Of
guiding the industry in accordance with
modern ideas of fairness and justice.
These men possess both the experience
derived from long intimacy with petrol
cum problems, and the foresight to
anticipate the future with its constantly
changing industrial values and economic
needs.
Standard Oil Company
(GAGGna;
80 So. Michifaa Ave. chieato. Illinois
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02
Mems Knit Underwear,
In a Big Clearance

Boys Serge Pants included.
Mems heavy fleece lined
shirts and drawers, assorted
gray and jaeger mixed. Ac-
tual present value $50. In
this sale at 7sc q garment.
Mems gray merino finished
ribbed shirts and drawers.
Formerly LIS, but to clear
them out only csc q garment.
Mems ribbed union suits,
twin needle finished seams, a
heavy weight. Choice of
gray and ecru. Present value
$50 suit. Priced in this sale
at just half price. las.
Mems heavy ribbed lined un-
ION suits, gray and jaeger
mixed Formerly 3.25, but
fednced for speedy cleara-
Y - ~.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02
Here, Men, Is Your Oppor-
f1nity to EcOnO111iZe

Men S silk muttlers, frlnged
ends, in plain and floral de-
signs. Formerly 500. In
the clearance at $50.
Boys lea h er gauntlet
gloves with stars sewed on
cuffs. Specially reduced to
pair 79c.
Mems union made overalls,
pin stripe, formerly 2.o5, but
marked for quick cleanup at
pair 1.39.
M n "Everwear" and
Knox Knit" hose in black,
brown and gray. Formerly
soc pair. In this sale pair
2oc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02

Mems fleeced ribbed union
suits in gray and ecru. A real
3.25 value, in this sale only
ITS a suit.
Mems natural wool plated
union suits, Gilt Edge"
brand, the best standard
make, formerly priced at
$50. During the sale 2.45 a
suit.
Mems natural worsted plat
ed union suits, one of our
best selling. numbers at AIS.
Clearance priced at 3.12 a
suit.
Mems natural worsted wool
union suits, an unusual quail
ity TO rwedr, being made of
best long staple worsted. An
actual SIS value, for this
sale only 3.o5 4 SUIT.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-21
TIN PLATE WORK
ING 35 PER CENT

Little Improvement has been shown
in the activity Of the plant II the
American Sheet and Tin Plate com
panv in Gary. during the past week. ac-
cordinE TO an official this morning and
the plant is stiu operating about IS
per cent capaclty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-21
Frank Gayda Sails
for Cherbourg, France

Frank Gayda. for two years an over
seas veteran and until recently a mem
Der OF the Gary police department.
writes number OF postal cards from
New YoYrk. one OF them 10 Mayor
Hodges. stating that he is sailing to-
day on the Olympia for the port Of
Cherbourg. France. from where he will
continue on his journey overland to
BONANZA, where he viii assist IN set
ding an estate Of his parents. lie ex-
pects 70 be absent several month";
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-21
Capt. Frank Roach
Feeling Much Better

police department. who has been con
fined % the Stanley hotel baths IN
Gary suffering from a painful attack
OF rheumatism during the past week.
was able 70 woddle around without tho
use % clutches for tho first time yes
terday afternoon and thought ne won i
be able e pe Dack d. his duties OF tho
Gary police station by the end OF The
week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-21
WHITING CHILD
HIT BY AUTO

WHITING. Ind. April q Adele
Groat Of 539 John street. was struck
with the automobile Of Tony scholz or
Chicago yesterday morning az she was
crossing 11sth street. going to school
The child was taken to the office Of
DR. DOH. but was taken home 20 re-
cover from the shock scholz was
placed under $1,000 bonds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-21
FORD AND
CHEVROLET CRASH

occupants Or Ford coupeS and a
Chevrolet sedan had a lucky escape
from injury 10 an accident at Seventh
avenue and Massachusetts seeet in
Gary. when the two machines crashed
. the street intersection. Il Is reg
ported that the accident was caused ~
the drizzlnR rain impairing the view
Of the drivers and TIE slippery condi-
ton or the street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-21
NEITHER i. 5.
BELGIUM NOR
ITALY THERE.
New Development Presents
Aspect Of 4 Near
Crisis.
tBULLETIS9

-fr-rsNAvlCNAL news sEFsi-A
nrtI 1.-THE conference AZ
-. saturdsy VIII he "strictly p'N-
- hst-een PreuIers BRAND "o'
-. f..oroe and their respective So
-atsr4c.. Inc foreign ofice announce"
49, AFTERNOON. Neither Marsai roe"
E,eId Marshal sir Henry "i's""
IN, attend II was stated.
me announcement further denis"
-. rcrorts that the Italian and bei-
- ,,ba..ador. in London had bee"
t,v4,ed to the conference.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-21

INTERNATIONAL VEWs SERVICE
StEtNCyoN. April 2l.-SeeminS'y
.,,,bcntic reports from BeriiR thar me
s..rman government had addressed r"
outright appeal 10 presidents HSrnln
=. tr.erxeue In the PREPARATIONS ais
80 4, .be role of mediator were
.o.,,ed vim great interest today IN
a0,.t.l ana diplomatic circles here
!, nc absence OF official coNhrmh-
,,on that the Gcrmsp appeal actunHf
-. brer received, coiuuien, IN high
quarters was guard Cd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-21

fs-AFr CORRESPONDENT sERFl45
i0NDnN. nrtI 21--Premier Lioya Q
George has sent message TO Fhe
Brsti.h high commissions in Upper
Sue~,a asking why there i such delay
~ reaching a decision Of the lppeF
sue~ian question, 4 wns learned ~ rue
International news service today. ne
UremIer's letter l. Understood 70 hnNe
an Important bearing on the BFltish
roIicy on the Gcrmnn separations
CRISIS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-21
STREET CAR
HITS CHILD

The three-year oId son OF Mr. and
Mrs. George Kinrlie. 1925 jefferson
street Cary, was geverely injured yes
terday afternoon when struck By an
east bound Hammond intcrur6an can
No IL. at nth avenue and Adams
street The child which was riding ~
wooden "go-horse, between the tracks.
was taken to tho Mercy hospital
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-21
Business Block to
Be Built by W. Simon

waiter simon If South Adams street.
has awarded contract for the con
struction OF three story apartment
and store room building - be located
'n adams street between 12th and 18th
avenues John Jndrzeze wskl has the
contract and construction Will start in
few days
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-21

ship wifi be Catholic diocese and
that bishop might be appointed IN
this region. Rev Thomas Jansen ia do
ing al lin his power to carry out the
plans.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-21

init for the erection Of a two-story
brick veneer nat building At 1924 Jack
son street TO cost $1,000. 90.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-21

crisis and subsequent Developments
are watched for with considerab
tension
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-21
Prince George in his robes.

Prince George of Bavaria recent
ly celebrated his first mass in the
monastery Of Ettal, where he be-
came a priest & short time ago. He.
Is the son of Prince Leopold, FOR
merry commander IN chief OF the
German armies on the Russian
front and Princess GiselR, daugh-
ter Of the late Emperor Franz
josef. Both of his parents attend
ed the mass.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-21

June first dvvndng down. popular has been this unexpected
who have had mind Of the widely known Photographs
Victor Victola and the Edison.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-27
Ell CASINO PORTORRIQUENO DE
MANATI, RINDE UN HOMEMADE
DE DUELO A LA MEMORIA DE
DON FRANCISCO BRUNET
UN BALE TRANSFERRED

Nuestro distinguido amigo el Presi-
dente del Casino Portorriqueho de Ma
natl, don J. Gambia, nos participa que,
por acuerdo unanime de la Directiva
de dicho Centre Social, Sc aplaza el
baile de\ Sociedad que estaba anuncia-
do para la noche del 81 del corriente,
en- atenci6n que ell dfa 80 llegara a
esta ciudad la se1ora viuda del ma
logrado financiero don Francisco Bru-
net, que era Yicepresidente de la ms
tituci6n Y uno de los elementos mas
prestigiosos de la buena sociedad ma
natiefia.
Els un rasgo de noble compaferis-
mo Y de gentil homemade la sefiora
Calaf, viuda de Brunei, que .debe ser
conocido, por 10 que tiene de merito-
rio Y digno.
Ell acuerdo de la Directiva del Ca
sino Portorriquefio de Manatf, ha sido
muy bien comentado.