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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-07-07

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For the love Of Mike, but it was hot
in Seville Sunday and Monday.
The 4th is over-another big day Of
1921, and say, but it was hot one.
Never mind the snow will be flying
.agan in few months. Look after
your coal cellars.
/ Mr.. Foote Of Norwalk is the new
manager for the Seville Elevator Co.
Mrs. Lyman Hewitt having resigned
the position. Mr.. Foote is not an en-
| tire stranger here as he was at one
time connected with the Seville Mill
ing Co.
Only one man working in the Union
Chain Mfg. Co. this week. He is get
ting the machinery ready and furnaces
insorder to open up again next week.
* The school board met last Saturday
evening, closing up the business for
the past school year, which has been
a very successful year in the Seville
schools.
Wiley Pease spent the weekend In
the Lily Beach home with his friend
Miss Louise. "a
A. T. Gray Of Cleveland spent the
weekend with his daughter, Mrs
John Minton.
Miss Georgia Mcdowell of Seattle
Wash, and her NIECE Harriet Eliza.
beth Fox Of Chicago arrived in Sc.
vile Saturday and will spend the sum.
mer with Miss McDowell's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mcdowell who oc-
cupy H. III. Weavers house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bradford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rentz and daughter Lu.
icille and Mrs. Helen Heiss of1Medins
Mrs. Boyer Of Cleveland and LITTLE
Dora May Bolich of Indianapolis, ant
the Creston w. B. A. ladies' were thu
out Of town guests at the silver wed
ding last Thursday night at the Swag
Ter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Simon fare en-
tertaning company from C1evelant
this week. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Crawford and
Mrs. Edith Matteson attended til,
races at North Randall the 4th O
July.
Miss Louise Beach and friend, Wei
( 1ington Pease. Miss Helen Bolich anf
friend, Mr.. Reichsteiner Of Canton
Mr.. and MRS. Don Crawford ans
daughter Jane and Mrs. Edith Mat
4 teson were entertained at the Ralph
Bostwick home, Community grounds
Chippewa Lake, last Sunday. Mr.ant
Mrs. Bostwick also entertained
number Of friends from Cleveland.
The w. B. A. ladies postponed thei
-egular meeting, which was to hav,
been held July a, until July 81 at tn,
home Of Mrs. Verd 'Welday. "A pi'
MIG supper will be served.
Mrs. Frank Stratton and frient
from Cleveland came Saturday even
4 in gto spend this week with her uncl,
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Tay
1or. VI ae
Mr.. and Mrs. d O.. Kreiling wer,
4th Of July visitor S at the T., H
Brotts home,
Miss Martha Beeman of Grafton, "
Va, is the guest of Miss Mildred Eich
er over the weekend, and SPEEDING tn,
{ 4tt here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Miller and twt
sons of Lorain spent the week-en,
and over the 4th with Mrs. Miller
mother, Mrs. c. High and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Dan Hall.
James Stark, a former Seville boy
and wife and two children of Mans
field were shaking hands with i Of.
friends here Saturday enroute to Ak
ron to visit friends over the week-en,
and the 4th.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maloy and lit
\ tie daughter motored to Pittsburg, Pa
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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-07-07

Dorothy Perkins has been ~-~-,.
ed this school the coming term.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
EN- PLAZA MEN NTO.

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO:
A Ia SUCCESSION de Pedro Forteza
Bizquerra, comPuesta de su viuda Ma
ria Alcover Y su hija legitima Maria
Forteza Alcover, mayores de edad, de
vecindad desconocida; sean las de-
mandates antes mencionadas:-POR
LA PRESENTE Sc NOTIFICA A
.USTEDES, que Sc ha presontado en-
la oficina del Secretario de la Corte
de Distrito de Arecibo, P. r., del Dis
trito Judicial dc Arecibo. p. r., la de-
manda. del actor antes citado, en- la
cual alega: cue el case Civil numerc
4175 de la Corte de Distrito de Are
,cibo, P. R., seguido por Pedro Forte
"a Bizquerra, VS.. Cristina Marrero
Rodriguez Y Succession de Pedro Sote-
10, sobre cobro de credito hipotecario
adolece del vicio de nulidad y es nulo
a todos sus efectos legales, por los
Imotivos que sc alegan en- ei hecho X
de la denanda; y que consecuencia
de, clos, los deniandantes han side
perjudicado3 y sufrido perjuicios rea-
les, por la cantidad de nueve mil dol
lars, valor de los Eienes hipotecados
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21

no concedio el menor cr&dito sus
manifestations, Y despues de decirle
que ningdn Official del Soviet" habia
recibido la menor orden feSpecto al
gran duque, le arrojo casi de la habi-
tacion.
al POGO tempo, no obstante, el pro-
ipio presidente Sc presento en- el hotel,
donde Sc entero de la desaparicion del
gran duque. Embellishments telegra-
flo a Moscd por 81 la orden habia par
lido de las autoridades centrales. No
jse conoce Ia respuesta de Moscu; pc
TO desde entonces ell Soviet" de Perm
ldetuvo a muchisimos habitantes de la
ciudad, de los cuales sospechaba que
pudicsen estar complicados en- el asun-
to. Las personals detenidas, y luego
libertadas, salian con la impression de
que las autoridades locales estaban
verdaderamente inquietas por la de-
saparicion de Miguel Alejandrovitch.
Monsieur Tchelycheff, interrogado
muchas veces, fue al cabo tambien de-
tenido Y enviado a Petrogrado cor
otros detenidos mas, entire ellos la
condesa Brassoff, esposa del gran du-
que. En- el curse del interrogatorio,
las autoridades trataban, ante todo,
de averiguar donde estaba el gran du-
que, pues suponian que este habia 81
do pue- to en- salvo por algunos agen-
tes extranjeros.
Monsieur Tchelycheff fue condena-
do muerte; pero .pudo salvarse de
una manera que nadie conoce toda-
via. Paso a Finlandia, Y ALI trat6
de obtener pasaportes para dos per-
sonas. Desaparecio, al cabo de al
gun tempo, ignorandose 10 que haya
podido ser de este hombre.
La condesa Brassoff tambien pudo
escapar de la Russia roja, y Sc halla
en- Londres. Hace ano Y medic ma
nifesto que su marido estaba vivo y
en- sitio SECURE. Ell mismo gran du-
que Sc 10 comunicaba en- una carta de
su puno : letra.
Tales son los hechos que en- La Nue.
va Vida Rusa eXpone NJ. Peryeakhin,
periodista russo conocidisimo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
De Ia REVOLUCIOH RUSA
Ell misterio del Gran,Duque
MWn !. l1I<w IL.

La Nueva Vida Rusa, periodlco que
Sc pubhca en- Helsingfors, inserta, en-
uno de sus ultimos nimeros, un inte-
resante articulo titulado lei misterio
del gran duque'. Este gran duque
es el gran duque Miguel Alexandra
witch, hermano de Nicolas II.
Por virtud de la brusc{ abdicacion
del Ear, Miguel Alejandrovitch debia
sucederle como regente Y acaso como
Emperador, pues que Nicolas II ha-
bia abdicado, no. solo por el, sino por
su hijo Alexis. NADIA de este, sin
embargo, llego a ocurrir. Triunfanta
el golpe de Estado blocheviki, Sc ale
jo al gran duque Miguel internado en-
Perm, mientras su esposa, Ia condesa
Brassoff, hija de un simple professor
de Moscu, siguio habitando en- Petro-
grado.
AL comenzar las operaciones militia
res de Koitchak ell gran duque Mi
guel Alejandrowitch q. vivio en- Perm
en- un hotel, acompanado de su secre-
tario Mr.. Johnson, de nacionalidad in
glesa, Y su ayuda de camara monsieur
Tchelycheff, recibi0 la vista de tres
ofciales del ejercito rojo, los cuales,
despues de presentarle una orden del
Soviet" local, le invitaron a, seguir-
les.
El gran duque examine ell documen-
to Y afirmo con entereZa que era falso.
Por 10 tanto, no Sc avenia a compla-
Ger a sus visitantes. Como estos pro-
testasen, solicito la presencia del pre-
sidente del Soviet, para que lie die
Sc de palabra la orden. Los ofciales
rechazaron esta proposition Y rogaron
al gran duque que les oyese a solas.
Accedio Miguel, Y dejando NJ.
Tchelycheff en- la antecamara, paso
con los ofciales a un gabinete, donde
los cuatro celebraron una conferen-
cia de poca duracion. Pasados unos
minutes salio el gran duque y anun-
clio a su ayuda de camara cue estaba
dispuesto a seguir los tres oficia!es.
va delante del automovil que estos
habian llevado, vacilo de nuevo y soli-
cito que Sc permitiese acompanarle a
su secretario su ayuda de camara.
Los oficiales accedieron respeeto a
mister johnson pero rehusaron ell per-
misc para el Sr. Tchelycheff, que que
do en- ell hotel,> Ell gran duque partio
sin equipaje y hasta sin un solo do
cumento. Al ayuda de camara lie pa
recio sospechosa la vista de los tres
cficiales la desconfanza que Gl me-
recio estos senores. Entonces fu6
a yer al presidente del Soviet, quien
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
A NUES7 RIOS CORRESPONSALES
DE a ISLA

HemOs de agradecerles que no nos
envien mensales telegrafcOs despu6s
de las dOce del dia, cuandO sea con
el fin d" qne Sc les de pUblicidad eli
Ia mistnu Hecha, porque, Ordioaris-
Tnente. FL lMPARCIAL qneea com
pagirHGO de doce y medis r - gnG
de la tar6e.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
Magnifico Solar

En- Ia Avenida de Diego, pudien-
do c0nstruirse una o mas resi-
doncias en- ell sitio mas pintOres-
co de Santurce. Contiene 1,167
metres cuadsados. 35 metros de
frente a la Avenida. Sc vende
n1uy barato. InforEnara J. VI
LLAMIL, en- Ola VILLA DE
TIA RID.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21

mo ACQSE 81. Dcuor1a r"a ess
tsiiu.o daello que 10 tyhs p"sO menos
q'ia ,oco. 2cmpit una 'F'eda'al 9isl
o's' 4e, 6Aa Il s1l,. :s$ra, nIuoplsas
,i, ~. Guu VIA. f4mdrs a.o 1.b,nss :
.tn 1r,, @zacs;a'srt ,nstr snAE.A
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-21
EDICTO
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE
ARECIBO, PTO. RICO.

DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE
ARECIBO, PTO. RICO.
Estad0s Unid0s de America,
FL Presidente de los E. u, SIS.
MAPRERO RODRIGUEZ
Y SUCCESSION PEDRO SOTELO
FREYTES,
Demandantes.
V.
DE PEDRO FORTEZA
BIZQUERRA,
Demandante.
Civil nlmer0 G63S.
Acci0n
Scbre nuliGad, danOs y perjuiciOs.
EMPL Az a MEN TO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-31
AUBURN PREPARES
 ID ENTERTAIN BIG
 HIGH SCHOOL EVENT
State 0ratoricaI and Athletic Session Will Be Held in Col Iege Town This Week.
 Numerous Entrants
By P. 0. DAVIS

Auburn. March Special Every thing is being placed in readiness for the mixed athletic and oratory contest to be held here Friday and Saturday,
 Prof. c. L. Hare. faculty chairman Of the Auburn Athletic association, states that already IS high schools have seat notices that they expect to take part in either the inter-high school athletic meet or the iater-hgh school oratorical coli test both of which will be held on the same days.
 These high school teams are from all parts of Alabama and by late ruling the Georgia high schools will be allowed to compete in the athletic meet only. AL ready ore Georgia high school has noti- fled Professor Hare that it will be rep resented and others are expected to send teams
 This will be the first statewide inter high school athletic meet staged at Au- burn and the list of events consists of running broad jump. running high jump, mile race. half-mile race, quarter mile race, 230-yard dash, 100-yard dash, 220- yard low hurdles, shot put javein throw,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-31
L LANDSCAPE GARDENER IS
 VISITING CALHOUN COUNTY

Anniston. March tSpeciaD--F L. Mulford, landscape gardener or Washington. who is touring Alabama lin the interests of prettier home scenes under government supervision, visited several points in Calhoun county Tuesday in company with County Agent L. C. Prentice and Miss Stella Harms the home demonstra> tioE agent.
 The landscape expert advocates the planting of native sh1ibs and flowers f in irregular formations about the homes and encourages the winding walks and driveways. He visited the Alexandria school Tuesday and went from here to Jacksonville where in Estrrctions were given on landscape work at the homes of George P. Ide A. J. Kitchens, c. E. Currier w. l. McCullars and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-31
TOOTH TASTES
 SCRATCH ENAMEL
 AND TEAR GUMS
Many People Are Trying This Little Tooth Paste Test on
 Mahogany

Tahe little of your tooth paste on the tip of your finger or on your handkerchief. Rub hard for minute on the surface of any mahogany table You will find tiny scratched lines in the polished wood. Tooth pastes and powders do the same damage to the enamel of your teeth, which nature pro- yided to guard against germs These den- tifiices contain certain gritty materials that weai' sman grooves in the teeth. where germs can begin their decay. Tastes and powders also tear the gums, thus breaking the surface of the membranes for more germs to enter. Everybody knows smooth skin is proof against infection. In this way are planted the first seeds of dreadful mouth troubles. such as pyorrhea-whch was very rarely heard of before tooth pastes and powders were used. Yet in spite of the warning Of dental authorities these trou- bles continue to multiply
 Since these facts have been discovered thousands taking the only right course Go care for the teeth--brushing them with a liqud antseptic And the finest geismicide in the doctors pharmac opoeia Dobell's Solution, has been made the basis of new mouth wash Steroline. Dobell's Solution was chosen the chief ingredient because of it's great record as a powerful antiseptc during the war. Official doctors conventions for fifty years have declared il indispensable part of practice. But DobelPs Solution is not good for general use except in the form of Steroline. which al lays it's unpleasantness, makes it delightful and adds new ingredients that soothe anc heal the gums. and cleanse the teeth.
 No tooth paste powder can reach mor' than 50 per cent of the surface Thi leaves 40 per cent that is never cleaned Steroline, being a liquid, penetrates to thu most inaccess sibIe parts of the mouth anc teeth cleansing and freeing them of germs without any risk injury Steroline is al you need to insure sound teeth-and yo, will find it bracing pleasure to brush witt it. It also stops bleeding gums. Get bot tc today from your druggist.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-31

discus throw Yale vault and relay race.
 A cup will be given by the Auburn Athletic association to she school win ming the most points, and medals for the first, second. and third place in each event Teams will be limited to 10 boys from each school students to be under 2l years of age Entertainment while in Auburn will be free.
 Schools expecting to participate in the debating contest will send both neg ative and an affirmative team consisting of two members each. On Friday. April l. one set of judges will determine by the process of elimination the best af- firnative team and another set of judges will determine in the same way the best negative team On the night of April ? these two teams will come together for the final contest, at which time the best high school debating team in Ala bama will be determined.
 On these same two days Auburn will take Oglethorpe university on for a couple of baseball games and the high school athletes and orators will have free passes to these games.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-31

Greensboro. March 3O.-tspeciaI.) A jail delivery here last night abounded in features.
 Primarily. an alleged notorious fOrgcr. j. \. CoaIson. lend the es- cape by making a hole in the cell bars with saws. it is believed, smuggied in to him by his wife.
 Secondly, two negro youths, syl- vester spencer and George Will Hams, jailed for petit larceny. liter ally got cold feet following their escape, which. in the rush caused them to forget their hosiery, traiIed the sheriff to picture show and surrendered.
 And, finally, large negress, in prison for stnbbinE her husband to death with a butcher knife while in a fit of jealous rage. was unable to dwfndIe her ndipose tissues to minimum that would fit the hole. In consequence. she failed to connect with liberty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-31
Greensboro Jail Delivery
 Is Abundant in Features

Briefly reIated, COaIsOn, the two negro boys, and Bill Gray. also negro, charged with killing n negro girl at sawycrViIIe last fall, es- caped jail. COaIson and Gray are stilk at large. Police and sheriffs' offices throughout this section hnve been notified 10 be on the lookout for them. It is not believed they are travelling together.
 The two youthful negroes were unable t0 resist the low tempera- lures that have been prevailing in this section md returned to the jail. Tbe sheriff was absent and they went again into the sbivering street to make inquiry. They were directed to movie theatre and there found refuge in Inc person of the duly authorized preservator of the peace:
 "Ifs to cold, Bo~s," they chor- used betvven films; s'we wants back in jail"
 The sheriff accommodated them. Then he began a search for those who failed to return.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-31
ROADS SHOW DEFICIT
 IN JANUARY REPORTS
Ry Associsted press


 Washington, March SO.-A deficit for January of sl 167 800 was shown for 2O2 railroads of the country in reports sub mitted to the interstate commerce com mission, the Association of Railway Ex- .ecutives announced tonight. Tabulation of the reports as furnished them, the as- sociation added showed that 109 of the railroads whose reports were made avail able failed to earn expenses and taxes during the month. Of these 109, it said, 45 were in the eastern, 16 in the southern and 4S in the western districts This compares, it was added. with Ss who failed to earn expenses and taxes in, De- cember >f Operating revenues for January. ac- cording tc the announcement, were $Ss,- s34. 600, an increase of 1-5 per cent over January, 1920, while the operating ex- penses were si42,474.Ooo, an increase or 6 3-5 per cent over the corresponding pe- riod a year ago. The net operating in come, which was not given, repre- sented a decrease of 120.6 per cent as compared with January, 1920, it was said Freight revenues amounted to $S235 5S6,- GOO an increase of 41-5 per cent over the previous January and passenger rev. nues were $105, PAT 0oO an increase over January. 1920 of IA S-5 per cent. Last August, it was explained, freight rates were increased 8 1-S per cent, and pas sepger fares 20 per cent. The carriers, however. showed a decrease in the bulk of freight carried of 14.7 per cent on the net ton miles, and 61a per cent on the l passenger miles as compared with 1920. Southern roads failed by 75 per cent to make the profits estimated. the railway executives declared. Complete reports 1 from the southern lines gave their oper- ating revenues as $7S.557.0o0 an increase of CT per cent over January a year ago. with operating expenses 7l,44 eco. an in- crease Of -7S per cent over January the year previous. The net operating income was SS6l6 coo a decrease of S.2 per cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-31
Does every man want .
 more than one woman Q

How much suffering and unhappiness has been caused by the idea existing among young men that they can conduct themselves AS THEY PLEASE.
 As many sweethearts AS THEY CAN GET. z.
 Soothing their conscience with the old balm that the young man is EXPECTED to SOW his wild oats.
 But once this poison of sef-indulgence gets into the blood is it ever going to be wiped out?
 Will they be able to settle down and marry and ceave and stick to ONE WOMAN?
 In some cases they may, but it is apt to be difficult job. In most the poison once ln- stiled will burn them body and soul, down to the very socket.
 Men and women should walk as gods, upward into the great unknown. With laughter around them And lute notes, dancing and song. Sunlight gold light and star light. Music sweeter than all the dreams of all the lovers of all the world.
 All your words will be impotent to show the great wrong done the world by the SELFISHNESS of man in his selfish DESIRES.
 All your words impotent to tell-to show-as branding iron upon the hearts of all mankind that the BEST way in life is the way of ONE MAN FOR ONE WOMAN, as it is shown in that great drama WAY DOWN EAST, as translated in D. w. CRIFFITHS gorfied version at the JEFFER- SON THEATRE.
 Go to see WAY DOWN EAST" It will do your soul good
 It is shown EVERY AFTERNOON and EVERY EVENING at the JEFFERSON THEATRE. You MUST see it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-31
HeIned Locate Mother

To the Editor Of The Age7Herald
 On June 22 1920 l addressed a letter to you asking your assistance in locating the parents of Louis Trannon who was dangerously Ill from tuberculosis in the Philadelphia General hospital You were kind enough to print this letter in your paper with the result that immediately we had 9 telegram from Mrs. Albert Tran1'on, the sick boys mother. This was a great work of charity. and it was great comfort to the boy, who died a few weeks later, to be in communica- tion with his mother. whom he had not seen for years. The letter appeared in the issue of June "A or 9, and we would very much like to have a copy for record purpose of this issue. Very truly yours, JOHN REA,
 President Society St. Vincent De Paul. Philadelphia, March 2S, 1921
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-31
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

there are quite a number who happen to come within that age limit.
 Why not have every alternate Monday for each division of the chamber? Also, might mention an occasional get together luncheon between the two bodies. This vii help cement the tie of service for Birmingham And this oc- casional esteemed fellowship might in- spire some of the youngsters to more worthy action Constructive association is a mighty fine thing. Yours for a greater Birmingham,
 SAM D.. CoWEN, Birmingham March % 1921
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-31
Bachelors Dance

Anniston, March s0.--( Special. 1.-The regular meeting of the Anuiston Bach eIors' club held at the Anniston Inn was followed by brilliant dance and reception. The social season was pre- ceded by the regular routine business of the bachelors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-31
HANDLEY COMPANY WILL
 COMPLETE ROANOKE HALL

Roanoke. March sO.-(Speciai.D-Th auditorium that was begun by the Hand ley Manufacturing company in the mill section Of tho city before the outbreak of the war, when work was suspended, will new De completed. The brick has been purchased and the contract let IL will be a handsome, convenient structure
 There are at present about dozen new residences being erected in Roanoke. be- sides Improvements being made on other buildings. Roanoke never stops growing;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-31
Huntsyille Couple Elope

HuhtsVIIIe, MATCH JU-1T tSUtclaIJ ---ff V N bert McFarin of the Alabama Power company and Miss Dorothy Brown, daughter of J. C. Brown of west Hunts viile, elopod lo Fayetteville Tenn. and were married returning to Yuntsville yesterday,