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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-27
VOICE OF
-~zsssA TIE Aszs,-
p E . p l. E.
WHAT THE DEMO
Gratis ARE DOING

EDITOR TINES
Dear sir-The democrats are quiet
~ at work, trying 70 convince the
voters OF the Calumet region, that the
present industrials conditions are the
result of republican rule. With pes
simistic activities. they expect to de-
feat the republican candidates. at the
coming election. They are perhdious
in their remark. tie cause they have
told the people. trade conditions are
tile results OF the law OF supply and
demand.
It seems to me that political pot
tage is more valuable to them, than
rep- blican progression and truth.
After they forced America into war
which tipped over every standard of
economic value and bankrupt Europe
They, with brazen effrontery. charge
the republicans with hard times.
What do you people think conditions
would be. If the democrats had con-
troll OF the national powers? With their
policy of dragging our great indust-
rial promoters into lengthy investi-
cations and law suits. l write 10 tell
the voters Of this district frankly, that
instead of five million people being
idle. there would be twenty-five mill
lion without work
Political reaction at this time
means lack Of confidence in the Re
publican administration. Which has
harmonized with indus trial evolution
which is working toward Industrial
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-27

had occasion to take It again as I have
been so we'll. | have a six room fat
and do all my work My two sisters
are taking the Compound upon my rec
ommendation and you may publish my
letter. 1t is the gospel truth and | will
write to any one who wants personal
letter. Mrs. E. H. HAYDoCK. $500
St. Lawrence Avenue, Chicago Illinois
Because Lydia z. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound saved Mrs. Haydoci
from an operation we cannot claim tina
all operations may be avoided by it.
but many women have escaped oper
atoms by the timely use of this old fash
toned root and herb medicine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-27
Crown Point

ME- and Mrs. Albert Verplank Of
Gary left today for Florida, the trip
neing made In their Franklin car.
They VIII camp enroute and have not
decided on a permanent location. Mrs
Nerplank was formerly Miss Lucille
Wilmer OF this city.
The case of John Smith. charged
with contributing to the delinquency
OF Margaret Bosel has been venued to
the Criminal court, at this time no date
has been set for the trial. Smith is
sill in the Jail here. Pattee and
case.
Miss Margaret Grass came TO Crown
Point on Wednesday to oe the guest
OF Miss Ella Massoth for several days.
william Pratt OF Merrillvile was
taken 70 the County Farm on Wednes-
day having been adjudsed insane By
several physicians, He has been ssf-
ferir,g with nervous breakdown for
several weeks and his condition be-
came such that his family feared that
he might commit violence and ne wa
taken into custody and viii be taken TO
Logansport az soon as the necessary
steps can be taken for admission. Mr.
Pratt is 5e years old and is well
known farmer in Ross township,
M!ss Nellie Greisel was charming
hostess to a number OF friends Tues
day evening. plimenting Mrs Wal
ter Beck. who was recently married.
she received some beautiful gifts. The
evening was very pleasant one.
The marriage OF Miss Susanna Half
man, daughter of Frank Halfman. OF
this city to Peter Huppenthal or Ham
mond. took place at st. Mays church
On Wednesday at 200 p m. The cere-
nlony was a very pretty one and was
attended nv many friends Of the
couple. After short honeymoon,
trip they will reside in Hammond.
where the groom Is employed as a
chauffeur.
Miss Martha Gosch Is spending the
week with relatives in Evanston, III.
During her absence Mrs Martin Goscn
and son Don Of Hammond are in this
city with MIR. Gosch
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-27

Gary; John Kmietz. Gary, Helena Kali
ton, Gary: Harry 5. Bartgen, Ham
mond. Hrysantho Antonopoulos. OF
Hegewisch. III. Clifton Turner. Gary.
-tnie Reed, Gary: Joseph Howard. of
Ind. Harbor. Nellie Sneed. Ind. Harbor.
Mike Badnarick. Whiting. Mary Olyek-
six, Whiting John Ciulei. Ind. Harhor,
Naleria Cergizan. Ind. Harbor: Fred
l.. schultz. Ross. Eva l. Sprowles, of
Gary; Jonathan a. Harkness- cary, La
Verne steele. Gary: Yokfn shokanor.
Cary. Dana Labrova Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-27

democracy and economic justice. The
most immediate and desirable thing
knowing OF In the literary world
am not angry. But. | warn the
people of this district not 10 add
prestige to the democratic party. 1t
Is a barrier against Industrial evolu-
ton.
] appeal to the voters OF this district
not to be caught with spoon hooks but
learn to love progress and a better
day.
Yours truly,
UrTvyTANT L<rTTv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-27

AA~8%A ~ 49, - = ~ - - - T.
none of them did me
any good. They ali
said | would have to
have an operation.
A drug gis t. 8 wife
told me to take Lydia
E. Pinkham 8 Vege
table Compound and
/ took % bottles,
never missing a dose
and at the end of that
time / was perfectly
well I have never
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-27
MRS. KAYD0Ck
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
Followed Advice of He,
Druggists Wife and Took
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Chicago. III was in bed with a
female ~ouble and inflammation and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-27

NEW MARRIAGE LICENSES
rhurlaw ID. Schlichtermyer, East
Chicago. Mabel L. LaCroX, East Chi
cago: Kenneth o. Dibblee. Hammo nd
Lucille D Betting. Hammond; J Har-
old Lane. Gary. Helen c. Mcclure. OF
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-25

Paris. Camera fsansssk !
'vetat azi annestie pentsu toti
|acsi carl ~ f6cut ssins mai
|s9osre p0litiee contra .s1sii Il ~.
euran1 rksbSixlni. Coatra t6Gii ~
yetat xaaiE y A. ipHa 4sfla1i
M yote M 1atla - s.. q
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ADREeElE FUAtJioNA
RA0R U. S, r. 4.

loan N. sERBU, Pres.,
$40 p. Home st. New Castle, Pa.
vASILE TARNfTA, I vice-pres. 6
P. Q. B. 1872 Indiana Harbor, Ind.
AUGUsTIN sIsSEA, II vice-pres.
s1249 Moore st. Akron. O.
loan N. SJJFANA, secrstar
312 So. Liberty St., Alliance, 9.
Bell 1O36-R Ohio 5233
GEORGE MARHAo, Caster
P. B. 886 +. youngstown, @,
GEORGE DRAGOS, Controlor
l206 Adams St. Gary, Ina.
IOSIF sULEA, sContzolor
562 Halleck Detroit. Mich.
IosIF DoBRIN, controlor
P. B. 399. r. P. Sta. Akron, @.
COMITETUL
F s - H
GEORGE DUMITRu
p. ,. 81 Universal, Pa.
LAZAR NEGRUA
1909 Putnam Ave. GAINESVILLE, o.
NICOLAE NEDELCA
285 New Garden 81 0alem a
NICOLAE MOLDOVAN
1924 7th st., N. 3. Canton. @.
NICOLAE STAN
Il. D. No. 2 Cortland, Ohio
loan SEISEAN
P. Q. B. 437 Zelienople, Pa.
loan FEHER
1760 Central Ave. Cincinnati, @.
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AvIz

Societatea Romana de Auto,
81 Cultura "Albina1' din New
Castle, Pa. ca in toti ami 81 IN
anul acesta s'a ingrijit de a pro
cura ST. Pasti pentru toti Romanii
din loc atat membri cat 81 ne.
membri. Distribuirea ST. Pasti va
Fl Slmbdta scara intre orele 7 81
8 p. m. lar Dumineca dimineata
intre orele 6 81 10 a. m. ST. Past
slnt daruitc din partea familiet
Achim 81 Sofia Turcu membr
Societatii "Albina".
In nnmele Soc. ''Albina".
Grigorie Creanga, presedinte.
Theodor Barza, secretar prim
(94-95).
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CKA. MAI BUNA cASSA
DE FER.
Industria americana,

lnduStfla americana,
Cum bine stiti, e suyerana,
Sin lumea 'ntreaga no gasesti
Dar 81 reclama,. cat poftesti.
Dol fabricanti amereani,
De casse de fier pentru bani,
Reprezentanti eli all TRIMS
La expozitie'n Paris,
Ca sa expue MARTA lor
Superioara tutulor
81 fie-care din ei dol,
Scorneste 10 reelame moi,
RiYaaul 81 -si deprecieze
81 .juriul sd prentice
Gu prefefinta msrca lui.
Asa, casld intro ri, putai
Gu greutate sd razbesc
IN seetia and'se gasssc
ExRase cassele de fier,
ObserT ea tot ee haneher,
VeDise-aeolo'p acea ri
In interes de-a auzi
Ge spun Gel dol reprezentanti
Al eelar mai mari fabricanti.
Ineape llnsl dintre I'll:
6tiNate doemne, domniI neit
Psaassele fabrieei noastre,
VAasti 81 doMaiiae voastre,
] CT SAINT DE- maAstrit ll,crate
a. 1arta i spliditste;
4 }ar ~ Asapse iacsnA A1soez
oi ~ dent experientk
aipi eaHe N a ssiila 3 !.
1anl y ! ;I|
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trecanie. 81 a ala toa3e nerg
struna. SAINT multumit... Am ehel-
Tut de Craeiup ninlica toata,
Si in ice parte q Bucurestilor
stai ilbituaei Mas mpta 81 Gu
p 'acolo, O. 81 profit de eftinA-
tate.
Ge Bae,lrsgti draga Eu xar-
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De ce Q fost peste tot locul
Intaia iltre similare,
Voiu spune re2ultatul care
La dat eNperienta noastra,
S'apreciati 81 dumneavoastra /:
La fel, cocosul viu am luat
81 dllpa &c Fam incuiat,
Am supus cassa unui foe
Neintrerupt ri de loc,
Am asteptat Q alta ri,
Bine de tot ase raci
ST.. Guinea Cand am jdeScuiat
Cocosnl era... inghetat!
Victor Bilciurescu.
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EducaIh hziIa

Ori de cate ori vine yorba des-
pre- edpcatia fizica, mai ales in
timpurile noastre, GU greu sc poa-
te eyita citarea celebrelor cuvinte
ale lui Juvenal desi ele fusesera
scrise c,i alta ilnprejurare: mems
sana in corpore sano. Totnsi
sexista in sinul acestor cuyinte
atata putere de adeyar, Incat ele
tree drept dogma.
NJ este mai putin adevarat ca
de multe orr spiritul triumfa asu-
pra corpulni 81 mai adesea Sc ci-
teaza cazul lui Blasie Pascal al
carui corp slab 81 chinuit de sdu-
reri q purtat pana la sf1rsit una
din cele mai stralucitoare licariri
ale sufletulni omenesc.
Aceasta insa este ,numai pro-
+
ba de cata lupta titanica este ca
pabil spiritnl, dar nu poate con-
stitui in nici un caz regula pentrl
o neglijare in dauna corpului. Gel
vechi an fost convinsi de adevarul
acesta 81 Eau urmat, iar modernii
Sc pare ca, dupa dureroasele doc
trine medievale de mOrtificarea
corpnlui, au apllcat calea unei
depline desvoltari armonice in
tre spirit 81 corp. 81 aceasta de-
VENT o doctrina nu numai indi-
viduala ci imbratisata de colecti-
vitate: societati, natiuni, etc. Edu-
carea fizica a natiunii intregi a
trecut in programe largi la po-
poarele civilizate din occidental
european 81 in masura posibilita-
tilor Sc urmeaza un plan bine de-
terminal in acest sens. Este sufi-
cient sa citam: Suedia, NoEyegia,
Danemarca, Anglia, Germania 81
Franta, pentru Sc vedea ca ia
rile ccle mai avansate ca civiliza-
tie nu numai nu pegliraza, ci ca
un' pupct essential in urmarirea
civilizatiei lor au grija pentru
educarea fizica a poporului. 81 e
de notat ca aceasta educate fl
zica Sc urmareste nu pentru raz-
boi, sau pentru concursuri atletice
sau eel putin nu numai pentra
aceasta. E un interes superior,
umanitar La mijloc: sanatatea,
fericirca.
Cat priveste tara 81 poporul
nOstru, n am iesit nici astazi din
acel stadiu al imitarii streinilor.
+ hecesitate reala aceasta
desigur; am deschis tarziu ochii
la viata.
Ca pc atatea terenuri am mcer-
cat sd adaptam 81 sistemele priyi-
toarc la educatia fizica. Nu un
rau. Din potriva. Gu o singur;i
conditie insa, sd nu adoptam nu.
mai programul, ci sa cautam
numai forma. Sa nu adOptam nu.
mai programul, ci 81 cautam toate
conditiunile de traduce in fapt
programul.
! Se vorbeSte de legiferarea ,mu
intreg sistem de educate fizici
in tOate straturile noastre sociale
in scoala, in armata, in afara d.
Scoala, in afara de armata, in so
cietati, etc. etc.
4 Program volt 81 frumos. Oar 81
ne gandim putin: zee ne indrepta
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SPRE NORMAL

ii intalnesc in tramvai.
- Te vad foarte radios. Al
castigat la bursa?
= Asi!
- Afunci?
- Simt in fine ca traesc. Am
dat de oameni cum Sc cade. Sc
indrepteaza ilucrurile! Mergem
spre normal. &
Imi facui intro clipa socoteala
enorma a paralelor cheltuite de
sarbatoi 81 ajusei vrand-nevrand
la concluzia ca prietenul a ramas
innapoi cu injectiile.
- De geaba te uiti la mine asa
En nh vonbesc pc pireti. Eu cu.
nose fapte.
81 fiindca vede ca nu ma do
miresc, el ii da zor innainte.
- Cat al platit paiAea
- Dol 81 douazeci 81 cinci.
- 81 era neagra 81 lipsea III
sfert de kilogram din ca.
- Exact.
- Eu am luat-o Gu un franc
! 81 era alba, 81 nu lipsea mimic.
Cum sc poate?
- lata ca ,se poate. 81 Stii d'
ce? Fiindca daca-i prinde Gu pal
ne proasta sau lipsa, ii baga de |,
ami munca silnica in sus, le con
fisca maria 81 lie 1nchide prayali;
pentru yecii vecilor.
Bravo, domnule! ST eu n,
stiam mimic.
Carnea, cum al luat-oi
| - Nai de lume! Gu IA, Gu Il
| cum am gasit.
- Eu am dat un franc juma
/ tate pc kil0gramul de berbec $
3 pc kilogramul de vaca.
- Seriosg
= Cum ma vezi 81 te vad.
- Cum lie da mana?
| Foarte -bine. Autoritatile a
regallat pretnribe Ia toate naarfu
riae 81 pedersesc ell strasnicie p
contravenienti. Nh dau amsnEi 4
mil de lei, pc earl speeplantii
| scot din spinarea conspmato
4 Munca silnica si confiscare. Can
cid in recidiva, nn-i condamq
IA noarte, dar nu stin cuh fat
cl1n dreg, ca nu se mai d. de "
Iaale Speeala lantilor. Le ~ de I
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!, teste pc moi Ia vastitatea 81 ma
retia nifli asemenea program !!
Binele 81 sapatatea neamului9 Ia
ria lui fizica, pc linga cea mo-
.ralaY
Sa nu Qrhocaim in intunerec la
81 ne al-nncam privi'ile in trecut
81 asupra ponearelor pc care lean
dat de exemplu mai sus. In anti,
chitate, "a Greci spre exemplu,,
Spartanii ariSayeau un cult pen
tru edncatia Aor fizica, cum si-au,
atins ei idealul pc acest teren9'
Foarte sinlplu Nh numai eli erau,
razboinici 81 nntreau cultnl raz-l
boiului, dar eTau in situate de a
Sc ocupa exclisiv cn prepararea,
pepru razboi,si deci GU educatia
fizica.
In Laconia ei formau clasa pri-
vilcgiata, poporll cuceritor fata'
de bastinasi, Hilotii, earl erar
servii Spartaeanilor 81 munceau'
pentru acestia. Prin urmare cas-
tigarea existentii nu era I'M sport
spartan. Mai departe, in Anglia,
Suedia, ETC., care anume clase so
lciaAe mai Gu seama au un cult
pentru educatia fNicas De sigur'
claselc carl stunt lipsite de griia
| existentii, sau eel putin carorl
| existenta este asigurata. Elevi,
studenti, soldati, nobili 81 alte
cateva categorii.
Nu numai atat, stim chi totii cat
de bine' este hrasita armata en-
gleza, spre exemplu: de asemenea
stim ca orice selev suedez, englez,
| nu pleaca la Scoala fara un pranz
! prealabil. Daca la moi s'ar face o
ancheta intro dimincata in toate
| scolile din tara, fara exagerare,
30 procente din bietii copii, de
aasele prinare 81 de ,.liceu, 81
chiar studentii universitari, vor
marturisi ca n,au luat dimineata
mimic in gura, sau in orice caz, mn
pot sppne Cd ap lrat un ceai cum
Sc cade.
In armata e 81 mai rau.
Aceasta este stare de llcruri
pc care nu poate creste floarea
rara unali ideeI fizic.
Evident nu de disperat.
Avem rassa, mai ales la tara,
atat de energica incat, dupa ex-
presia d-lui Bogdan-Duica, poate
Fl rezerva biological a tuturor
patarilOr care Sc ridica din ca.
Oar defectele noastre fizice, ale
poporului roman, nu Sc indreapta
direct prin educatia fizica, aceea
planuita de programe. Ne tre-
bueste intai hrana, dupa aceea o
hrana mai buna, cdnditii higienice
I de trai, de locuinta, de locomo-
! tune, etc. In spitale nu sc propa-
I ga in prinr1h rInd sistemul de
educate fizica suedeza, ci in pri-
mul rind sc restabileste sanatatea,
La tara ca 81 la oras, in toati
Romania Sc impune mai intai un
trai omenesc, I'm trai care sa te
dispue 81 dNpa aceea poate veni 81
sportul. Sc va naste de la sine
Pornind invers, MI ajungem la
nici isprava.
i (''Patria"). }.
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(''Patria1'l.


Intr una din aceste casse
SIN fata humei ce-asistase,
'S'a 'nchiat 'bine 81 pc loc,
A fost supusa unui foe
De zece ceasuri, ce meren
A fost alimentat din greu.
q ri intreaga ineheiata
A fost apoi asa lasata,
Rine ,nteles 81 sc raceasca
ST.. ura! Firma sd tnaiasca!
Eand cassa nOi am deseniat,
Ene,lrigu! a afsnnat
81 lueru extzlordinar,
CocQsln win, neatins 1pacar,
Din asipi bate ca sd zboare,
Spse,a firaaei slava 81 onoare.
Lar cela-l'alt, &c obserrase
Rivaiu-i cum se 'mpanase,
81 co eject . fost produs,
O ia 81 el 'un ton mai sus:
100 Pres onerat anAiter!
Nn q mimic suEppipxatpr i
In <n% nan-o ora o<; on.vs% Il
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DiRfcToRn comPANIEl
De PUBlicITA1E A
UMlUNEI S. R. A.

loan G. HOZA, Pre-.
p. o. Box ~ Alliance, O.
DIoNISIE SANDRU, vice-Pres
COG Main Str, Martins Ferry, O.
@. N. POP, Scr. Adm.
sos Detroit ave. Cleveland, Q.
D. BARZA, Caster
,5501 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, O.
leeanbFh n directis:
/. N. SERB
$40 e. Home ST., New Castle. %.
LIE GEORGE
1221 =. both Str, Eris, Pa.
AUGUsTIN SISSEA
1249 Moore Str, Akron, o.
GEORGE SALCA
Arcade Hotel, Alliance, Ohio.
N. NESTOR
48O8 Tilman ave. Cleveland, o.
Controlori:
loan DAMIAN
3062 w. Sacket St., Cleveland, O,
loan FLUERAS
1923 Harrison Ave. Canton, Q,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-09
DECATUR DELAYS
 PAVING SCHEDULE
Council Passes Ordinance Pro- hibiting Freedom of City
 of Chicken Family

Decatur. April S.-(Special )--A chicken law. prohibiting the running at large of chickens and kindred fowls, was passed by the Decatur council in regular session Thursday night. The law goes into effect immediately.
 The council last night also took up the street paving question and after short discussion passed the pro gramme until the next meeting. Last nights session was adjourned subject to the call of the mayor and it. is ex- pected that the councilmen will be called together again within the next few days.
 Decatur has a large paving pro- gramme under consideration, but be cause of legislative limitations the programme was delayed. Ordinances already have been drawn providing for the improvement of practically all of the more important streets in the city which are not now paved. The plans of the city officials call for ex- tensive improvements and when they have been completed it is claimed that Decatur will be one of the best paved cities in the entire south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-09
OTHERS FOLLOW

Pittsburg, April S.-A number of the leading independent steel companies in the Pittsburg and Youngstown dis tricts have followed the lead of the Republic Iron and Steel company, which announced today an advance of $2 ton on bars, plates and structural steel, it became known here tonight.
 The companies which so far have reported to have increased prices also are the aMidvale Steel and Ordnance corporation, the Youngstown Sheet and Tube company and the Jones X Laugh lin Steel company of Pittsburg. AL though none of these companies has made formal announcement of the in- creased prices, it was learned on re- liable authority that they have in- strueted their salesmen to put them into effect at once. Economic neces- sity and not increased demand was said to have caused the advance. It is expected, it was said, that other in- dependent steel companies. will fall into line with the Republic advance, and that within short time prices will be stabilized through the inde- pendence branch of the industry.
 The new prices bring bars up tc $40 and plates and shapes to $2.20 Previous prices varied between $1.SC and $2 on bars and $1.90 and $40 on plates and shapes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-09
ElNSTEfN FINDS MAN
 UNDERSTANDING THEORY
Rx Associated Press

New York, April S.-Protessor AL bert Einsteins luck improved today.
 First he discovered a man in New York who understood the Einstein theory. Then he had conferred on him the freedom of the city, which was denied him earlier in the week by the stand of Alderman Falconer, who declared he nevr had heard of the learned German scientist.
 The distinguished visitor dropped in this morning on class in mathe- matics and physics at the college of the city of New York, while Prof. Edward Kasner of Columbia univer- sity was expounding the Einstein theory of relativity. When Professor Kasner had finished, Professor Ein- stein complimented him and then. in brief address cautioned the students not to keep their noses too close to the grindstone if they sought success in the field of science.
 Meanwhile, a special meeting of the board of aldermen assembled in city hall at the call of Mayor Hy- Ian and by a vote of 56 to 1.-the one being Alderman Falconer- adopted a resolution bestowing on him the free dom of the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-09
TAX LEAGUERS WILL
 MEET IN TUSCUMBIA

Sheffield. April s.-(special)--J. s. Kernachan, one of Colbert county's larg- est land owners and farmers. has been named as county chairman for the Ala for a mass meeting to be held in Tus- cumbia April 23 for the purpose of dis cussing reduced valuations and to name delegation to attend the state meet ing of the league to be held in Montgom- cry on April q. Land owners through out this section are heartily in favor of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-09
GROVE FOUND GUILTY
 OF PLATINUM THEFT
By Associated Press

Nashville. Tenn, April s.-After de- liberating only few minutes, the fed eral trial jury returned verdict of guilty this afternoon in the case against H. B. Crone, charged with em- bezzling about $26,oo0 worth of plati- mum belonging to the government here while employed as chief chemist at the Old Hickory powder plant here.
 Immediately following the verdict, the government opened another case charging H. B. Crone, Abe Roth. Flo Weller and Joe Weller with conspir- ing to dispose of about sl9,000 worth of the platinum and H. B. Crone, in- dIvidually with embedding s1SS, 200 worth of the metal in addition to the amount of which he was convicted to- day. The second embezzlement case and the conspiracy case will be con- solidated for trial
 Judge K. T. Sanford stated that he would reserve Crone's sentence until after the new trial. Crone and Flo Weller are the only two defendants in the conspiracy case to be tried at present as Roth confessed several days ago. and Joe Weller Is serving time in the Toombs prison in New York. Roth's sentence is also reserved by the court until after this case is settled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-09
SHEFFIELD BUSINESS
 MEN ARE AFTER DAIRY

Sheffield April a--(SpeciaLl l-County Agent Deal and the directors and of ficers of Sheffield Chamber of Com merce are working enthusiastically for the big dairy and diversifcation meet ing to be held in this city on April 16.
 Dairy experts from Auburn will be on hand and also experts on sweet po- tato curing houses will address the farmers. It is planned to have potato curing houses erected in various sections of the county. and central plant in this city. A survey made by County Agent Deal shows more than 200 dairy cows all ready in the county. and 1t is planned to have the bankers cooperate with the farmers for the purpose of financing the purchase or registered COWS.