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''Acum sezi de maninca, linis-
tit 81 Gu gindurile potolite' zise
Adelina desfacindu-se din bratele
omIlui caruia il oferise NINA
81 asculta la ceea-ce iii vol
spune".
Titu, transfigurat, Gu fata seal
data intro raza de fericire, ii as
culta sfatul, 81 sezind pc scaull
incepu sa tale din muSchiul care
Sc cam recise 81 sd manince Gu
pofta omului care a cistigat Q
cOmoara.
'Titule. Stii ca luna trecuta
am fost la Paris. Nu ti-am spus
scopul calatoriei pima astazi. Clio
tilda cu naiyitatea Mnui copil
mia spus ca i-ai dat toata ave-
rea, peste trei milioane cinci suite
lie mil de franci, in bani 81 in pro-
prietati I'll spun drept. ca am
pizmnit--o ca avut un noroc asa
de osp.
Dupa ce d recurs IA ajutorlll
meu ca So te supraveghiez, mia
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Villa i'll care att locuit 81 casele
ei din Rue Daru lea trecut pc
numele meu ca cumparate. Stunt
ale mele, asa ca poti Fl linistit cd
nu vom fl ca nina goala.
Casele mele Slnt destul de in
capatoare pentru moi. LIE mai re-
novel, mai cumpar ceva mobile,
81 cit priveste pentru pescuit, de
care teal amorezat, gasim loc
destul. Gu economic yom putca
trai omeneste din venitul caselor
din Paris, sau lie vindem 81 des-
child un magazin de mode. Ti-am
spus tOate taceste ca sa mutt fra
mint mintea ca sa ducem lip
sas' inchee Adelina zimbitoare.
''Vaduva. Nebun. Mizerabila 20
sopti Titu, ginditor. ''Pentru cine
am napastuit pc Suzana so i'm
ping la sinucidere! Nebun! Are
dreptate. Am fost nebun. Da, ne
bun. Ea m a nebunit. Ticaloasa
ST sd sc resfete in averea mea?!
81 Isl pse NINA pc frunte, frecfn-
du-se pc ca.
''Nu te emotiona Titnle. Mai
fost medium 81 MI esti nebun. Q
sinpla nsurinta in care cad bar
BATH prea creduli 81 passionate, 81
nu esti Gel dintiiu 81 nici Gel din
.urma. Multi au facut 81 vor face
asemenea greseli. ,Inima femeii e
mai adinca ca marea.. Ce-a fost
trecut. De azi fnainte 81 GIN
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Un furt de $4,000 dollari.

Detroit, Mich. Trei bandit
inarmati au intrat Simbata drrpa
pl1nz in localele bancei American
State Bank 81 d,upa ce au mchis
pc amploiati lin o camera din
fund, au provocat pc easier sa lie
predea tot ce este i'm cassa. Dupa
ce all luat eel 14.OOO dollari ga
siti in banca. au luat-o la sana-
toasa. Politia ii cauta.
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CONCENTRATE DE TRUPE
R0Su LA FR0NT1ERA
ROMANIEI.

Din Belgrad Sc anunta lui lie
Journal:
''Dupa informatiuni din isvor
sig1r, comandamentul bolSevist
este pc punctih sd efecteze a ma
re concentrate de forte rosii i'll
sectdrul Kamenetz-Po Podolsk, Mo
hilew-P -Podolsk. Yampol, Odessa
aDdica aproape de frontiera
romina. Refugiatii, care au reuSit
sd treaca frontiera, afirnla ca sc
poate astepa, in scurt timp, des-
fasurarea umei offensive in stii
mare.
Y. r. = Pc cind DIR. Racowski
presedintcle repmblnei sovietiste
ucrainiene, intretine CONVERSE
tiuni Gu Bucurestii, in jurrll pa
CtI tStC tAdNt. Ca, III oNCAoS
timp. in intelegerea GU regim,ll
sovietist din Moscova. Sc fac mar
,preparative razboinicc in Ucraina
occidentala. adevaratele inten
tiuni ale regimului sovietist de Ia
Moscova, sau Kew: daca sc ur
mareste o ofensiva impotriva
Pololiei, sau Roln1niei.
Rominia duce % political pacl
flea 81 daca va fl totusi atacata
ca va fl in masura sd impllna
deznodamintul cuvenlt aventure
in care s'ar angaia bolsevismu
rus. Toate mas,,rile dictate dt
situate au fost luate. spre ST
inlatura ori ce surpriza de la est
("Universul"O
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+ 'Sa ahi tragi in pept: 'Numai
Ill gura asa cum ne-am 1nteles"
zlse Adelina Gu seriozitate in yo.
cea eli, 81 punind inca tigareta
pc masa urma :''
'Pe asia so fumezi peste ul
ceas. Ma due sa nu banuiasca
ceva" 81 intinzind NINA lui Titu
pc care nenorocita victima a. sla.
biciunei sale fata de femei, q
acoperi de sarutari, lua bull;i
seara 81 eSi Gu tava Gu tacamurile
in care seryise Gina.
Zabovise cam mutt, mai multi
ca de obiceiu 81 Clotilda in astep-
tarea Ell ca sa cineze impreuna,
.Ibause yre-o trei aperitive. La
Gina, find cam ametita, bau mai
multi vim ca de obice;u, 81 Gu doua
paharele de cogneac, laats dupa
masa, Sc ametise de tot. asa Cd q
trebuit sa fie c4ndusa de brat de
A.s.ira pima la dormitor.
) Clotilda de cite orr Sc amclea
e.. slaboda la gura 81 vorbea de
s. scesele ei pc linga Titu s. de
a;.satoria Ell viitoare.s De .ci:c-ya
zile Sc hotarise sa numai astepte
relntremarea lui Titu. Sal la la
goana 81 sd porneasca i'll cautarea
unui barbat dupa dorintele ei, fie
char din clasa mijlocie 81 in
seara acea, pc c1nd- Sc desbraca,
ajutatd de Adelina, Il splse
'planul.
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CO N vocAR E

Socletatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Dr. lulu Manu- din
Canton, Ohio Convoaca pc toti
membri sal de lua parte la Sc
dinta Generala care Sc Va tinea
Dumineca in ziua de 6 Februarie
1921 la orele , p. III. i'll Hala SO
cietatii din Garfield Ave. 5. w.
No. 1924 decl rugam pc tOtl
membrii sus numitei Societati a
lua parte la sedinta care. Sc va
tinea LA ordinea zilei 81 tot odatd
rugam pc toti membrii earl apar-
tin Societatii DR.. lulu Maniu'
ca sa-si aduca ,Statutele cele
vechi spre ale primi pc cele
noua la sedinta care Sc Va tinea
la ziua sus numita.
Deci rugam pc toti membril a
nu lipsi de | aceasta sedinta
stunt foarte muIte chestii impor-
tante de rezolvat Gu priylre la
Societate acela membru care va
lipsi de la aceasta sedinta va Fl
pedepsit aspru in numele Soclc-
tatii DIR. lulu Maniu''.
loan Flueras, Presedinte.
Dumitru Ciulei, Secretar script
100 Ocl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-31

Lexington, Ky. = Dupa ce au
spart usa la un garaj de auto
mobile din aproprierea acestu
oras, agentii prohibited all des
coperit ca acest garaj fost in
trebuintat ca un magazin pentrr
tinerea de beuturi, pentru con
trabandiStii care opereaza II
statml Kentucky.
Doua suite 81 douazeci de ga
loane de rachiu vechi an fOSt a
flate aei, in valoare de optspre
zece mil de dOllari.
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FARMA DE VINZARE.

Daca vrei sd al farma bund
>crle sd-ti trimit catalogul meu.
Eu Wind numai pamint de clasa
prlma, 81 aseZat in loc potrivit
Char aclm am de vinzare mosie
de 46 81 Jumdtate de acre. Trei
mile de orasul bun, drum pardo.
sit casa frumoasa ell opt camere.
gaz, sura, grinar. sura de uneltc,
cotete de pui. Sa preia: un cal
patru vaci, tot felul de scule ayri-
cole. cinci suite banite de ovas.
trei suite banite de grlu. fin pale
81 pasllnc i'll ablmdanta. Toate nu-
mai pentru $500 dollari. dintre
care jumatatc bani gaia. Sa face
>a vi Sd prlvesti.
E. B. LYNN,
Cocks Arcade, Astabula, Ohio.
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IN VITAR E

Dl Teodosie Talaba din comuna
Voivodeni- Mari judetul Fagaras,
{Romania Are onoare va face
cunoscut Casatoria sd Gu D-soara
Rozeta Iaru.
II D-nisoara Rozeta Iaru din CO.
muna Ludlsor judetul FagaraS,
(Romania) are onoarea a va
face cunoscut Casa toria sa Gu
D-nul Teodosie Talaba.
Ambii au onoarea de a invita-
pc toate neamurile. consateni, 81
prieteni de a lua parte la actul
cununiei D-nealor religioasa care
Sc va Uficia de catra Par. loan
Podea i'll Biserica gr.-or. ST. Nj
colae din Alliance, Ohio la orele
, p. m. Simbata in ) Februarie
1921. Preclm 81 la petrecerea 81
ma>a ce sc va aranja GU aceasta
ocaZiune in Hala Soc. L. II. Ard
81 Trans. 735 Ash Str. din loc.
lnceputul va fl la orele seara.
Masa va iii frumos impodobita
pentru onoratii oaspeti, lar Mu-
zica loan Mutu din Canton, Ohio
Va distra pe on. public Gu cele
mai frumoase arii rationale 81
Dams.
Nasi vor Fl ID 81 Dna Nicolae
81 Lodovica Sotcan din comma
VoivodeniiMari judetul Fagaras
(Romanla).
Pana la revedere va asteptam
cu drag. =
MIRII 81 NASH, Alliance, O.
P. S. Rugam calduros pc nea-
muri, consateni, 81 pretini, care
nu au capatat invitari speciale a
binevoi lua aceasta in conside-
rare, ca invitare.
(22 & %.
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DARE DE SEAMA ST
MULTUMITA PUBLICA

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Culturi Augustina'' din st.
Paul, Mimi. GU data de % Ianua-
RE avin Petrecere foarte fru-
moasa la care lie bucuram foarte
multi 81 am dori ca 81 pc viitor sd
capatam un bun VENT i'll Petre-
cerea din % Ianuarie membrii
noui inscriSi sunt ulmatorii:
Rev. Parintele Grigoriu |. Cos
tia. VALERIE Cosor, Traian Foale.
Gravila Lupu, Nicolae Mitru,
loan Opris, George Iyascu, loan
I.abosan, Toma Cornea, George
Crista.
SuprasoIviri Damian Bulejea
$1OO:
nitrate stunt ........ S2oI.2u
Este oo.UI
Slma tOtaE -. $l74.1J
Multumim tuturOr care ne-au
dat sprijinlll 81 ne-au ajutat poi
tindule tarie ca 81 pc viitor sd NJ
dele nina de ajutor.
o dragoste 81 0 Realitate il
Neamul Romanesc. In nume|t
Soc. 'Augustina" din st. Paul
MINI.
Petru Muntean, Presedinte.
Flip Comlosan, Secretar scrip
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, BIliarde 81 intreaga afacere,
care consta din vinzare de Tutun,
Tigari 81 Soft Drink situata iii
localul Societatii Carpatina unde
este 81 , alley de cuglarie.
Neniti la Icsiv Danciu,
1903 w. 58th Str. Cleveland, o.
(23-25).
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CEvA NoU.

Renumltul Brasovean are peste
sarat Cd la Brasov, trimete il
toate partlle.
PAUL GIUNKA
1449 w. 50 Str. Cleveland, O..
l23-24).
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Iva -urma).
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
AT TIE PLAYHOUSE.

Successful photoplays are not just
luck. or mere hit or miss chances.
Offerings Of the calihre OF Good
Women" which is the photoplay SUBJ
ject for Playhouse presentation the
remainder Of this week. have re-
suited after careful selection Of
story even more careful selection
of cast and then most careful d.
rection of story and cast.
Cashier. who produced Good
Women" selected C.. Gardner Sulli-
vans script after having spent scv-
eral months in reading and =, lew
ing other stories sent for his APP
proval. Mr. Sullivan is the best
known writer for the screen and h'
has endeavored, and everyone be.
lieves. succeeded. in Offering a stor,
new 10 the screen. He discusses b!
his plot the question whether or no
woman can fly in the face OF con
vention and still be considered
good woman.
Mr.. Cashiers direction Of "Goot
Women" is Of the same high quality
and the same careful attention 20 de-
tails as CHARACTERIZED "Kismet." his
most famous work.
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
ODD FELLOWSHIP
IO2 YEARSOLD
90 Three-Linkers Join Fra
ternity on Anniversary
Day
DOWN STATE TO
CELEBRATE LATER

Marked by the conferring 81 the
first. second and third degrees on q
class OF so candidates by the degree
staff Of Eden Lodge. No. "a, I. O.
o. F.. the 1O2nd anniversary OF odd
Fellowship in the United States was
observed with a rally in odd Eel
lows Hall. Tenth and King streets.
last night. About 800 odd Fellows
from all parts Of the State attended
Grand Master Calvin NJ. whitesen
with his staff Past Grand Masters
Fowden and Montgomery. Of Penn
sylvania. and representatives from
Maryland. New Jersey and New
York were present.
Two short addresses were made bv
past grand c.. p. Alexander and Rev
Claude W. Clark. on odd Fellow
ship, In which Il was asserted that
the order is hourishing throughout
the state. and is advancing rapidly
The degree work was judged by p.
C.. NJ. Jacob Snyder. G.. =. NJ. George
NJ. Bailey Acting A. W. John W.
Kelly. p. c.. Edward Kelly and Dis
trict Deputy G.. NJ Rolin C. Messick
OF Georgetown. Del.
a rally for Odd Fellows of
Kent and Sussex counties will be
held in Milford on May 6. 100 "a
1875 candidates will be given their
first. second and third degrees by
the degree team OF Delaware Lodge
No. /. The trip will be made from
this city by special train, leaving al
22O standard time.
Fairfax Lodge. No. will hold its
annual excursion and field day al
Augustine Beach on Thursday. June
9. leaving this city on the Thoma.
Clyde at o'clock, standard time
Races. contests and a ball game vii
| feature the day About 1000 mem
bers are expected 10 participate.
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
TWO MORE BOND
ISSUESFAVORED
$4,000 For Streets and
100000 For City Ii
brary Assured
WILL REPAVE
WASHINGTON ST.

Two ordinances. which will be
given first and second readings by
City Council tonight, providing for
bond issues totaling S7l7,O00, were
read before Council sitting as COM
mittee Of the whole last night.
The first measure provides for the
loan OF s517.OOO for the paying Of
south Broome street; Lancaster
avenue. King street. Fourth street.
east OF Market and from Adams TO
Union street; Washington street from
Eleventh street to the new Washing
ton street bridge. and Heald street
from Christiana avenue TO Lobdell
street.
The second measure provides the
sum OF 5000. 900 to assist in erecting
the proposed city library at Tenth
and Market streets In explaining
the intent OF Council in the matter il
was stated by Councilman Forwood
that the money so provided is not "a
be spent until the Wilmington Ins-i-
tute has expended the 100000 fund
they have in hand. AS the mon " SO
appropriated will not be expended
by the present Council, a letter. stat
ing the agreement, was read before
Council with the request tina. "they
nut in writing their agreement with
the Wilmington Institute. Although
no objection was raised 10 this. action
was deferred until tonight.
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Magistrate Lawrence j. Broman
yesterday issued the following mar
riage licenses: Harold II. McCardle.
11O5 West street and Margaret y.
Mulrooney, S36 South Broome street;
Carl Bruce Myers. 927 Lombard
street. and MargAYet Conley, OF the
same address; william +. Bidwell,
.112 South Broome street. and Kath-
ryn Kevllle. Of the same address;
Pasquale Cerminora. 125 Justison
street. and Barba Maria Elizabeth.
PA Jefferson street; William f.
Beckwith, 31S North Jackson street
and Margaret G.. Hughes. OF the same
address: Norman Hues. 9 Hickman
Road, and Susie Bailey, Naamans
Del; Charles Jacob Hustled. $50
North Sixty-sixth street. Philadel-
phia. Pa. and Il. Elizabeth Bryson
519 Lombard street; Charles Ireland
West Fourth street, and Viola Pur-
ness Baker. 22OS Market street
James II. Middleton. SIS Klrkwood
street. and Ellabell Burnes. 222 Wesi
Twenty sixth street; Harry r. Whit
by, 622 East Eleventh street, and
Mary Bodden. 1929 Washington
street; Thomas Y. Seeney. 713 Doug.
lass street, and Reba Money. New.
ark; George Adams Jackson. Wood
lawn, Nd, and Savina r. Rutten
2203 Market street; Francis George
McKinnen. Ashley. Del, and Heller
Boleslowska, 11O1 Upper Oak street
| Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
AT THE SAVOY

A picture that Is exciting more
than unusual comment Is now being
shown at Tho Savoy Theatre for a
weeks run. IL Is a visuallzation OF
Anna Sewell's famous novel Black
Beauty" and Is one OF the most
unique motion pictures ever flashed
On the screen. IL marks a new era in
story telling. that OF blending two
narratives into one and at the same
time keeping each story separate
from the other. The feat which
several have attempted and failed
has been achieved by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Randolph Chester authors OF
International repute. Anna Seweus
story was that seen by the horse.
10 hintcd at things that were going
on In the big house. but which Black
Beauty could not know. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester have supplied the in
side story after carefully analyzing
Anna Seweils narrative. They made
/ this coincide with the original tale
and the result is a picture OF sup
| passing beauty and pathos
Larry Semon In THE Rent Collec.
tor" his newest comedy Is the spec
ial added attraction. In addition q
special drawing contest Of a horse d
in progress; prizes in gold TO be Of.
fered.
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
STAFFORD NOW
HOSPITAL SUPT.
Former Sheriff Succeeds
James Foster as Head of
County Almshouse
OTHER OFFICERS
ARE ALSO NAMED

The new officers OF the New Castle
County Hospital and Farm, elected
at the annual meeting OF the Trus-
tees OF the Poor held at the hospital
yesterday afternoon. assumed their
new duties Immediately. The Of
ncers elected we're former Sheriff
Henry stafford. superintendent; Mrs.
Anna NJ. Stafford. matron; Miss Isa-
belle Wadsley, first assistant ma
tron; Mrs NJ Ryan. second assistant
matron; Mrs Elizabeth Moore, fe-
male nurse; George Racine, male
nurse: George Poole. engineer, and
Clarence Townsend, chauffeur.
James Foster. retiring superinten-
dent. who had been at the hospital
for fourteen years. has moved 70 his
farm. near the Non-Such Creek
Basin. superintendent Stafford,
had been I'm charge but a few min
utes. when his first call came from
New Castle. requesting the admission
Of Val Giovanni. a sailor. who jump
ed or fell from the steamship Camp
ania. as Il passed New Castle about
4 o'clock yesterday.
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
EVENING CONIPANY-

Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Smith OF
Newport Heights. entertained friends
on Saturday evening. The evening
was spent in music. dancing and
games. Fancy dances were given by
Harry Farra Of Richardson Park. A
feature Of the evening was the High
land fling by John McCrea and Mrs
Mayme Early. Vocal selections were
given by Samuel Crossan and Mr.
McCrea- Music was furnished by
McCrea's orchestra
Those present we're: The Misses
Dorothy Stoddard, Marian Smith.
Jennie Sharkey. Helen Sharkey.
Helen Parsons, Elizabeth Quinn.
Alice Halloren, Helen Mahoney.
Agnes Halloren and Bertha and An
ME Becker; James Kennedy. Samuel
Crossan, Thurston Kylen, John Nc
Crea, II. Megary. A. Caulk l. Far
man, +. Bourden, +. Bourden. Sam
ucl Warren. W. McCrea and Daniel
+. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Stew
art, Mr.. and Mrs. Fredus Baldwin
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mackey. Mr.
and Mrs. John II. Smith. Mrs. Mayme
/ Early and Mrs. McNespy.
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
IN THE GREAT DESERT.

Flippety-Flap, the little fairyman,
and Nancy and Nick. his twin help
ers, jumped down from the high
red-and gold band-wagon. where
they had been talking things over.
and started of TO hunt up grumpy
old Caliph Camel They were going
to search for him out in the Brown
Desert in the Land of Parkway
As-the-Eye Can Reach.
Flippety-Flap took one step In
his enormous shoes which landed
him in a dell where the violets were
starting TO bloom. The kiddies In
their Magic Green shoes were right
after him. Then the fairyman took
another stride and this time nearly
knocked Robin Redbreast and hin
brand-new family from their abode
in the sweet-apple tree which wal
covered with pinky-white blossoms
MY. my" exclaimed Flppety
Flap turning 10 wait for his helpers
Il do hope Mr. Camel won't be OBJ
stinate! Springs right on top Of u'
and it's time for the circus. 1 thinl
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
BROWNSON NIINSTRELS
TOPERFORM TONIGHT

The Brownson Library Association
will hold its seventh annual minstrel
and dance in the New Century Club
this evening. Some OF the best tai
ent obtainable will appear and the
show will be the best in the history
Of this popular organization. The
fun-makers are all well-known and
have appeared in numerous shows in
the minstrel line. Sammy Ireland
and George Lynch are among the
end men who will perform. Andy
Rimlinger and Frank Murphy, two
local boys who are bound to make a
big hit, are also in this show Joe
Bierman and Jimmy Currans also
will appear in the role OF end men.
The soloists are James Rainey.
George Dorset. John Lynch. Harold
Dougherty, James Devlin. John Ma
loney. James Quigley and Leonard
Ackerman. Al lof these men have
had a lot Of experience along this
line and are bound to please thise
who attend this performance.
Jack Sullivan. the director OF the
Brownson shows for the past six
years. will be in charge and will act
as interlocutor. Jack has been in
the minstrel game for the past -
years. Dancing viii start promptly
at 1880 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
PAPERS TOLD NOT
TO CUT RATES
Publishers Association
Fears Decentralization in
Newsprint Market
PRODUCTION COST
AT HIGHEST PEAK

NEW YORK. April 2S.-Warning
against possible future demoraliza-
tion In the newsprint market, r. r.
Williams. president Of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association,
in his address opening the thirty
fourth convention Of that body, said
newspaper rates should not be al
lowed to descend.
He urged upon newspaper publish
ers the need Of cooperating with
Government forces in restoring world
peace and bringing business condi-
tions back TO normalcy and espe-
cially In repeating unnecessary war
time legislation and obnoxious fea-
lures Of Federal taxation laws. These,
he said. have admittedly been greatly
responsible for the upsetting OF
sanely conducted business.
with these fundamentals estab-
lished," he declared. "it will be with
more telling effect that newspapers
can continue preaching the gospel OF
optimism. the restoring Of confidence,
the bringing back to normalcy Of our
country's business.
obviously. the accomplishment
OF lneSe luluEh luffus the 6NluAlph "a
our present newspaper problems
which. gathered together and boiled
down to a phrase. is abnormallS
high cost Of production"
He pointed out that newspapers
must meet the problems in both ma
terials and labor. since the average
contract price Of newsprint for the
first six months OF this year is higher
than the average contract price foi
all last year. and labor is at the high
est point known.
The associations activities during
the last year were centered in eco
nomic measures. Mr.. Williams said
These included national Legislation
for the conservation Of forests; sta
bilizing the newsprint marke
through greater economy in use o.
paper, with Standardization o.
weights and sizes. and surveys Of inl
and carbon black resources with
view toward protection against de
pletion OF supplies.
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
e afh where Caph nyd

you may take or your caps and
sweaters now without catching cold,
children"
The third step took the little fell
low right into the middle of the
ocean and he was so surprised that
he almost got wet. But magic shoes
are magic shoes and nothing hap
pened The fourth step brought
him right TO the edge Of the Great
| Brown Desert and the fifth landed
him not a yard away from the Green
/ Oasis whore Caliph Camel lived.
] Nancy and Nick still at his heels.
sThey looked up in astonishment at
the high palm trees. Everywhere
else was sand, more sand, and some
| more sandl
Wonder where the old boy TSP"
said Flippety- looking around
lie was answered by a snore
"Ha" whispered the fairyman
knowingly. THE heat has made
him sleepy. So much the easier FOR
u.s."
T. (To BE Continued.)
Copyright. 1921. n. r. A.
Evening journal., 1921-04-28
AT TIE MAJESTIC.

Pickles and love, pickles and
love. they both meant the whole
world 20 Ed. Swingcr. the hero OF
"Just Out Of College" a happy COM
edy and a merry one which viii be
presented by Jack pickford at the
Majestic beginning today.
George Ade, one OF America
most famous humorists and the
author OF those fables In slang
which appear In the Cosmopolitan
Magazine Is the originator OF this
story. His hero Is a splendid type
OF a clean-cut American youth
Jack Pickford is just the star Q,
portray him. He has the youth. the
personality and the ability TO make
Ed Swinger live and love from the
depths Of his earnest young heart.
Hug Me Tight" is the added at
I traction