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The New York herald., 1921-06-25
DEMAND FOR RENTING
SPACE REMAINS FIRM

Albert 3. Ashforth, Inc, agent for the
Liggett Building, Madison avenue and
Forty-second street, leased the twenty
second floor to the Texas Gulf Sulphur
Company, Inc. of SO East Forty second
street. at an aggregate rental of about
s150,000.
A. L. Libman Agency, Brett & Goode
Company and Rice & Hill have leased
for Churchill the major portion Of the
top floor of the former Churchill's Res
tnurant, southwest corner Of Broadway
and Forty ninth street, to Irving Berlin,
Inc.
H. M. WE'LL Company leased West
Forty-eighth street, Columbia lease
hold, for J. Goodman waists. to Arthur
Weiser, at an aggregate rental Of $780,
600; also 223 West Thirty-sixth street,
three story building, 1S.6xS7, for the
New Center Realty Corporation. to Lion
Trimming Company for twenty-one
years, at an aggregate rental of over
100000. The tenant will improve this
plot with new building. The same
brokers leased store In 123 and 1875 West
Thirty-third street to Marvin p. Sebrell.
and the building at 237 and 239 West
Fifty-fifth street to the Lobell-A Aborn
Auto Company for five years, at an
aggregate rental of $4,000.
Hirsch & Friedman leased $4,000
square feet In 70 west Thirty third
street to Samuel N. Brimberg, jobber Of
cloaks and suits.
George Mime leased to the w. A.
Schaeffer Pen Company office space In
the Penn Terminal Building. at Sew
enth avenue, Thirtieth and Thirty-first
streets. for offices and salesrooms.
Brett & Goode Company leased floor
in 21 West Forty fifth street 70 f. f..
Clines & Co.; floor in 106 Sixth avenue
to Ramsay & Ramsay, and space In 80
and Al East Eighteenth street to Mu-
sfcal Products Distributing Company.
Frederick Fox & Co. leased store in
727 Seventh avenue to Goldberg & Bern
stein. retail m.lliners.
George u. Apfelbaum leased store
in Forty-seventh street and Broadway
to Mintz & Gutterman. haberdashery,
for an aggregate rental of 100000.
Charles G. Keller rented sixth floor
in 143 and 145 West Twentieth street
to Milleg & Caputi: fifth loft in 3O1
West Thirty-seventh street to Benjamin
Goodman, and first loft In 2SS Seventh
avenue to l. Green & Co
The store with mezzanine and base
hent in 400 Fifth avenue. opposite Tiff
fany's. has been leased to the Louis
X. Liggett Company for a long term
at an aggregate rental OF approxi-
mately Sl,200.000. Frank NJ. Widener,
Jr., was the broker.
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
BUILDER BUYS LARGE
FLAT SITE ON HEIGHTS
Acquires Entire BroadVay
Block From Clark Estate.

Another large parcel of vacant lots
on Washington Heights has been sold
by the Clark estate to a builder who
intends to improve the site with apart
ment houses. The latest deal involves
the entire block bounded by Broadway.
st. Nicholas avenue and hist and 172d
streets. comprising fourteen lots, when
have been purchased by Gustavus L.
Lawrence, one of the pioneer Wash
ington Heights apartment house build
ers. The property was held at $3.50. 900.
George Seewagen of Brown, Wheelock
Company was the broker.
The same brokers a few weeks ago
sold for the Clark estate a large vacant
plot on the west side of Broadway be-
tween 10th and Hist streets to a
builder who announced his intention of
improving the site with apartment
houses. During the last year Brown.
Wheelock Company have also sold for
the same sellers eighty-five dwellings
on the upper West Side.
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
JERSEY REALTORS PLAY BALL.
Hold Annual Outing at South
Orange Field Club.

The entire membership of the Board
of Realtors of the Oranges and Maple
wood shut up shop last Wednesday and
attended the annual outing arranged
by President Raymond Connolly at the
South Orange Field Club. The morn
ing contests were confined to golf, ten
mis- and bowling. The following real
tors qualified for trophies: A. w. Rich
ards. Oscar Brown, Raymond Connolly,
Jack Herbert, Harry Taylor. Frank
Bowes, Herbert Rumrill and Perry Fer
guson. Henry Wilmington. Jack Her.
bert, Bert Rumrill and T. II. Tiplin,
Jr., took the honors for tennis.
In the afternoon the Giants crossed
bats with the "Yanks," with the final
score to 2. in favor of the Giants"
Ray Meean was captain Of the winning
team and Harry Taylor of the losers.
The entertainment committee included
Herbert Rumrih, Burton Muchmore.
Frank Bowes and Raymond Connolly.
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
PARK HILL HOME SITES
GO ON AUCTION BLOCK
B. L. Kennedy viii Offer 2O7
Lots in Yonkers To-day.

Bryan L. Kennedy will offer at auc-
ton to-day 2O7 lots in the Park Hill
section of Yonkers. The sale will be
held at Philipsburg Hall, one block
from Getty Square. The property Is
Immediately north of the development
originally undertaken by the American
Real Estate Company. and which is
classed among the finest residential
developments in Westchester county.
The property was formerly held by
Justice Samuel Greenbaum and is now
owned by Park Hill-on-Hude Inc. 1t
is accessible to the city by the subway
to Van Cortlandt Park and thence by
trolley, and is a few minutes walk
from the Putnam division of the New
York Central. This connects with the
155th street elevated station.
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
RESIDENTIAL LEASES,

Albert b. Ashforth. Inc. leased apart
ments in SAT Fifth avenue to Carlton
c. Sixbey. ami in 124 and 1876 West
Fifty-fifth street to James l.. Hand.
A. @. Ora rented two apartments In
32 Washington Square West to r. De
Roget and Mrs. O.. Chase; also rented
to the J. N. d'Andrea Association the
building at and King street for club
purposes.
Worthington Whitehouse. Inc. leased
an apartment in S76 Park avenue to
w. Sterling Peters.
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
JOSEPH P. DAY NOT TO SAIL.
His Three Sons Among Passengers
on Steamship Olympic.

When the White Star liner Olympic
sails for Europe this morning it will
have among its passengers Joseph P.
Day. Jr.; Bernard p. Day and Charles
tioneer and broker Joseph p. Day
Mr.. Day will not go abroad. as was
published yesterday morning. His in
clusion in the list of passengers was
due to the fact that the advance in
formation regarding those who would
sail on the ship omitted the Junior
after the name of his eluest son. Al
unusually busy auction schedule vii.
keep Mr.. Day in this country. To-day
he will offer at auction 1,169 lot3 at
Garden City Estates. l.. /.
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Frederick w. Minicus sold to Thomas
Fraser 1888 Woodycrest avenue. a two
story dwelling. 15.9x93.9x irregular.
Mary Murray Sold to Chiel Rabino-
witz. 1876 Webster avenue, a four story
apartment. 36x104.4x irregular.
Plans for new apartment houses I'm The
Bronx have been filed as follows:
Popfam avenue, southwest corner
Montgomery avenue, six story apart.
ment, 90x32.5; West 190th Street Cor
poration, Charles Schlessinger. ITO Mont
gomery avenue, present owner: Moore q
Landsiedel architects; 100000.
Creston avenue, near northwest corner
1S3d street. five story apartment. 70x
$3.50; J. T. c. Construction Company
Joseph Thesis. 5s6 East 169th street,
present owner; Charles Kreymborg. ar
chitect $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
QUEENsBoROUGH REPORTS.

Malba Estates Corporation. through
Champ & Dasey sold to Charles Crane,
an architect of Manhattan, a plot on
Fourth avenue at Malba on the Sound.
L. J., and has started the erection Of
residence of his own design.
Albert Johntra sold for James Terry
of Manhattan two lots on the west side
of Twenty-third street, 900 feet north of
State street. Broadway Flushing. to Jo-
sephine Miller and Elizabeth Adams of
Brooklyn, who will erect dwelling.
A. r. Skidmore of the Johns Manville
Company has purchased a Garden"
apartment at 81 Twenty-eighth street,
Jackson Heights, Queens
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
STAB WOUNDS FATAL.

Timothy Brothman. "a. of l West 134th
street. died last night in Bellevue from
stab wounds received I'm the breast and
arms during a fight earlier in the day.
Thomas Minor. Is. of SO East 133d street
was arrested and when Brothman died
the charge against him was changed
from felonious assault to homicide
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
ESTATES APPRAISED.

ELLA A. TIEMANN November g. 1870 -
Left net estate OF si3, f30. Her children
Hugh y. of Pittsburgh and Edith w Tie
mann Of 12s West Eleventh street-eaoh
receive half
NAMES s. LEHMAN October IS .H2oD--
Left a net estate Of $50, ,23t. Hi wife,
Isabel NJ. Lehman, 40 West fif'v-
seventh street, II given $Ja5ii and his son,
Alan l.. Lehman, sin.065. Lieutenant
nuGommardcr John E''aigon, U. $. ~, is
Won { legacy Of 500
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
NEWPORT RENTAL.

De Blois & Eldridge rented the
Muenchinger Redwood cottage at New
port. r. l.. to Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs for
the late summer.
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
SELL MILL BASIN LOTS TO-DAY.
Auctfoneers Will Offer Tract on
Jamaica Bay, Brooklyn.

A large house on plot of nine lots
on Flatbush avenue, Avenue T ana Hem
Erickson street. together with ninety
nine lots suitable for business buildings
or bungalows on Avenue u. Flatbush
avenue, Hendrickson street and Cole
man street. in the Mill Basin and KIM
ball Basin section of Jamaica Bay,
Brooklyn, the focal point of the great
Jamaica Bay improvement, are to be
sold separately at absolute auction to-
day at p. NJ, on the premises. by
the Jere Johnson Jr. Company. auc-
tioneers.
The property is close to the industrial
development at Mill Island, and is
within a few blocks of the park re-
Gently donated to the city by Messrs.
Pratt and White. Flatbush avenue, run
ming from Manhattan Bridge to Jamaica
Bay and now in process of extension
to Rockaway Inlet. is to-day one of the
most important arteries in Brooklyn.
Avenue u from Flatbush avenue west,
is an established thorougthfare. On
Tuesday the auctioneers will auction
the vacant plot on the west side of
Eighth avenue between President and
Carroll streets.
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
Camp for Boys.
CAMP QUITO,

For Boys, modern equipment, all sports
excellent sand Beach free blankets, nupnbcr'
limited. rates reasonables references re-
quired; G. G. WILLIAMSON. ..otel Penn
sylvania.
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
Will Sell oyster Bay Place To-day

The residence of w. D. Grote. pres
ident Of the American Chemical Com
pany, on Long Island Sound, adjoining
the Rainsforth place at Oyster Bay,
l.. l., is to be offered to the public at
auction this afternoon at 8 o'clock, re-
gardless of weather conditions. The
property consists of furnished private
dwelling and outbuildings on seven acres
of land with bathing beach Seventy
per cent. of the purchase price may re-
main on mortgage.
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
WILDWOOD MANOR
Pennsylvania.

Cap 100 whole block ocean front. Amer Plan Running
water IN all Private baths Elevator Orchestra
Dsneins. Tennis. ALEX. MeMURRAY a SON. Props.
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
New Jersey.
THE CARLETON

Hotel barrymore, opposite station. Atlantic
Highlands. ~. j.: block from town, beach
and amusement park NJ. BARRY, Prop.
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
spend Your Vacation ut

WILDWOOD By-the-Sea.
For illustrated folder and full details write
w CoURTRIGHT SMITH, Mgn. Sec'y,
Board Of Trade. Wildwood, y. J.
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
New York.
PINE HILL COTTAGE.

cooking, eggs, vegetables, milk: Christians.
LENA G. BISHOP, Greenville. X. ID. No. l..
Greene Co., N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-06-25
THE SHELDON

Wildwood's Finest Hotel.
Capacity $50. Private baths. Running Water
Excellent cuisine. Elevator Booklet. Open all
year. Ownership Management. u. j. WOODS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05

81 a VENT acasa, dar a marit ina
intc de &c lam putut yedea.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05
Nouile 1nnposite
81 CongreSul

pROIECTUI. DE IEGE pentru nole imposite propus de
Minstru de Finante d. Andrew w. Mellon, inampna
opozitie puencl in Congress
Frntasi Republican, opun la propunerea d-lui Mellon
de mpune taxa ederala de $40 pc automob, la apl
malc de cent? cecur 81 la taxei postae
della , Ia 3 cent? pc o scrisoare simpa
F1unasii tutulor guparor 81 ale mbelor particle sun
otr sa reuca evaluarea de $46OOOOO00 la venuri,
pc d. Mellon sa Sc incoseze din imposite.
Frunasii sun hotarit sd mpuna economic drastca,
Eevdzand la ventui approximately numai de So OOO
Mai multi Republican, au denuntat planu ui Mellon de
reduce mpoztul pc venuri de peste $4,000 mari inn
positu ventur della $4,000 la $4,000 Deputatul Bacha
1ac dccarat prn aceasta reduce mposItu la 1000
persoane 81 mari la 5,000,O0O
Deputatul Nicholas I.ongworth din Ohio, republican, a
dclarat posb ca mbele argumente sa e bune att pen
noilor propuse de Mnistml Nclon dar
VENT vremea in oc moi svo,re de veitur
reduca impositee
Comsunea bugetali a clemat mai multi functi tionar
erori della MnseIu de nante in dorina de gasi Gale
pentru scadea bugeul la cheueli 81 deci 81 la venitu
In or dupa toate ndcatiie proectu Minsrtulu
de finane sufer modficare radcala find ambele par
tide hotrtc faca cele mai mari economi possible.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05

AN SCAPAT Resuam usura. La pccare a sfms la eatva
La revedee!' dar moi zicem "sVoba sd fie in cataea
in fost 81 in tara asta.'
lnante de plcca nu sd t1aga pacaleaM dar ma
reust. Despre rodnca u actvitac extra
rorb alt priej mai vorbesc alti stn 81 prcep
de pda parntele Podea in Semanatorul aparut III
lce trecute.
Pana una alta, un STAT celor din tara:
Daca. avet nepot 81 vot sal capatu, nu Va bucnrati
In vauta urcata doaruuiuna 81 sua de mil de lei
Nepotu mai ntotdeauna face pozne unchiuui daeS
ii numa pentru unchu reaca mearga dar mai 81 tara
Tnet nepoti in urul vostrn Sd gasesta n tara
cioan de ros, 81 daca limit, datii unnl mai
In tara, sub och vosr poate face spravx, de
une reche 81 daea fac boacxh6 in fal5e
trece Pc ac, Nh prea ST.. in tara sunt dusnri sdnira
he e MANA, DR. Marncscu specialist fra pc
sYee1ie pentrp neurasterfe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05
viata economical
Ia communist
Noui anlanunte.
Noui anaanunte. =

Viata economical in Russia So
yietica devine tot mai grea. Sis
temul nenorocit al soyietelor a
ayut ca urmare reducerea in pro-
portii foarte mari a productiei pc
tOate terenele, lar politica urma-
rita de comisarii poporului a
rupt legatnrile Gu statele de
unde sar fl putut face un i'm
port de articolele carl nu sc mai
produceau in tara. Mizeria cres-
canda a populated constrins
in sfarsit pc conducatorii boise
vici sd caute din nou legatura Gu
statele, de carl Gu atata usurinta
S 'au rupt. dar fara de ajutorul
carora 0 restabilire a vietii nor
male in Russia nu Sc poate in
chipui.
Apropierea accasta Sc incearca
acum pc teren economic 81 indus
trial. Astfel aflam diptr'o expu-
mere lui Krassin facuta la o
sedinta a consiliului suprem eco
nomic despre insemnate comenzi
So 1.
ce s'au facut in strainatate. Tara,
care oferit cele mai avantagi-
case conditiunj Republieei soyie-
telor este Anglia. Acolo guvernul
.sovietelor a aflat un credit foar-
te insemnat char la case mari
comerciale care au deschis ere
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05

81 a VENT hcasa, dar a mnrit ma
intc de &c am putut vedea.''
Washington. - Statele Unite
vrea sa gazduiasca pc cheltuielilc
republicei pc toti delegatii carl
vor fl trimisi din partea puteri
lor straine la conferinta pentru
desarmare. Fie care delegate va
ayea biurourile sale separate 81
fic-aarc barbat de stat va avea
apartamentul sau propriu. acea.
sta va costa Statelor Unite suma
frumoasa de un million dollari.
Frank Randazzo, agent de pro
prietati, domiciliat 22l7 f. 46th
Str. foSt adunat fnaintea curtii
politienesti acuzat ca falsificat
certificat de casatorie Louise Nau-
Chin Ia identificat ca 81 care ar
fl marital o cu Giuseppe Lon
90 in ziua de 20 August 1919 Ea
arafat un certificat de casato,
RE pc care era imitata iscalitura
iudecatorului de pace Penty.
Randazzo neaga fapta.
Niste comercianti san pus la
paza 81 vor sa prinda pc dol in.
divizi carl fac business Gu banc
note de 20 dollari, marcate la
fata. Unul dintre eli merge in pra
valie 81 plateste cu o bancnota de
20 dollari, care e marcata.. Celia
lalt. peste o jumatate de ora
merge in aceeasi pravalie 81 cum
para ceva. dar plateste GU {
bancnota mai mica. Imediat dupi
ce iese, sc reintearce 81 spune ne
gutatorului ca is 'au dat indarat
mai putin de eat cum Sc cuvenea
La protestarea negutatorului e
spunc: ''Bine. domnule ell an
platit GU o bancnota de 20 dol
lari. Eu am datina sd scriu nu
mele meu pc dosul Ell: uitate in
tire banii d-tale. daca al vre-t
bancnota insemnata Gu numel1
meu, sd stii ca eu ti-am dat-o
"Ncgutatorul afland bancnota
trcbuic sal dea reStul.
Miss Helen Cabell, de Is ami
1926 Clifton Blvd. Lakewood, ;
inotat eri pc rdistanta de cine
mile in lacul Erie. Lacul era c,
valuri mari din cauza vintului
Ea prima femeie care a facu
aceasta distanta. Dintre cele sap
te femei earl au incercat numa
ca reusit. Distanta aceasta ;
facut-o timp de 'sapte ciasuri. E;
! 81 lonlarot "a va moi fnoa -, "a.
odata acest trick" dar isl V;
alege timp mai favorable.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05
1ruStuI de Carbuni

ATToRITATIIE JtDICIARE snt in posesiunea devezilor
maeliale desre eystena nne combinatiun facut
monopol pc carbuni in Baltimore, Nd
Procuroru Statuui d. Leach depus dovezie inainea
2larei Curt Gu Julati. r..
Din dovezie adunae de proculor ca combinatia
ost omata in August 1920 81 dnre vinzatori de carbu
din Baltimore, 90 la suta alia la Procurorul 81
pubica numee la douazec 81 ,se persoane 81 ne carl
fl dat judecat pentm violarea ege tuslriui.
Asemenea truslri. comhnatiuni monopouri in
toata tara 81 in ramure comertuui Avem trustu lap
arilor al butarol macelrlo al propretaor de al
difercor ae branse de comert facute scopu de
tine preurile de azboiu paguba popoui Oar sunt
de bne tcuie 81 in alta aina psate transpira in
public.
cercetae amanuntita din parea ustitiei prn ppune
preuri maxmale, la pc faa multe combnaun
Hecnstite 81 lmpotriva egei constitute
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dite pc timp Gle patru ami. GU.
vernul englez a dat libertate de-
pima de export pentru toate arti-
colele facand 81 toate fnleniriLe
possible pentru transport. Repu,
blica sovietelor va infiinta char
in Londra, in casele proprii, 0
banca a sa, care sa Sc ingrijeasca
de toate chestiunile econo mice 81
comerciale dintre cele doua state.
In Anglia Sc cumpara de catre
Russia mai eli seama, masini in
dustrialc 81 articole electrice, Sc
cumpara insa mai mutt in Ger
mania 81 Sucdia lar articolele de-
imbra caminte Sc aduc din Anne,
rica. Astfel au fost cumparate
acolo 100000 parechi de ghete
|pe pretul de 3 dollari II cent?.
Tot in America au cumparat 81
carbmii necesari pentru porturi-
le din apele rusesti
Datele ,statistice despre import
81 export dintr'o singura luna ne
vor arata mai bine situatia. In
Aprilie a. G. S 'au eXportat din
Russia 551.73l puduri de diverse
| marfuri. Fata de acest export
avcm un import de 2,113.S37 pu-
duri. intrc earl 720 mil alimente,
586 mil 91S puduri articole de
mese 81 11l000 puduri de hartie.
Agriculture stagneaza in ge-
neral in toata Russia. Tot aSemenea
I 81 industria metalurgica din SUI
dul Rusiei. Cele mai multe ia
brici sunt inchise. lar carl func.
| tiOneaza produc foarte putin
Char 81 marea fabrica de va
goane de la Troer inchisa dc
multa vreme.
| Exploatarea minelor de fier sc
| face intro masura atat de re.
dusa incat abba atinge procentul
de % la suta din eNploatarea di.
nainte de razboiu. Sc site ca ra.
mura cea mai principala IN
dustriei rusesti a fost totdeauna
Industria metalurgica. Aceasta
dadca contingentul eel mai mare
81 mai valoros de muncitori, car.
au avut 81 i'm luptele revolutio
nare 0 deosebita importanta
Acum tOcmai aceste elemente
sunt mai amenintate de criza ge
1nerala. Situatia lor desperate "a
I vazut la congresul lucratorilo.
metalurgici, tinut la Moscova
Gu aeest prilej ziarul 'Pravda'
1 a scris un prim articol, in care
arata starea dezolata acesteI
categorii de lucratori 81 spunt
fara inconjur. ca aceia carl II at
cazut in luptclc pehtru triumfu
! steagului nOu sau nu ,au refugiat
la tara, au perdut credinta 81 pu
terea 81 au ajuns in urma sdrun
cinarilOr ecOnOmice la un dezas
trn moral complect.
| 'Ori cine va 1ntelege" inchei,
ziarul ca situatia aceasta inseam
na mare primejdie pentru co
munism.
| 1ata unde a ajuns revolutia ces
mare, care a creZut Cd pOate ig
nora eternele legi ale firei ONE
nesti.
! 'Dacia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05
uQ HDcA c0ldElU[Ul.

De cand sa aplicat prohibitia
in Minneapolis sc useaza cu 20
000.000 galoane mai multa apa
pc ri ca de obiceiu.
i
'Necesitatea M ,cunoaste legi' :.
spun advocatii, 'dar nici setea
nu vrca sd site de lege'' spun
betivii.
'Stai. Priveste. Ascnlta !" G
semnul care Sc pune la trecato-
rile cailor ferate. Oar nu pentru
mine. ziS un tlnar maj deu-
nazi intr 'un cerc de pricteni. n
lele trecute am vazut pc o tlnara
vcnind catre mine. Am stat. Am
privit la ca, 81 am ascultat. dar
ce-am auzit II aSi vrea sd mai aud,
81 de-atunci merg drept inainte. ="
i
Renumita artiSta Pavlowa zicc
ca en- cat puritan haine mai pu-
tine GU atat train mai mutt
Daca-i pc asa. atum2i frnnza d'
tita.
Illele trecute trei pocaltl. III
ungur. nm roman 81 m american
au VENT la un alt\pocait. Nasalie
Pctrenea. din Martins Ferry. O..
care S a intimplat sd alba So
la banca. 81 'au convins sa-'
Scoata din banca 81 sal puie in.
tr'o lada lar in schimb sd .capett
$l7 900 pc carl sal imparta Ia
saracii lor. Dupa ce s'a facu
treaba. eel trel pocaltl sl-au va
zut de drum 81 Nassalie a mer
acasa cu lada. dar in loc d.
! $1,000 a gasit numai trei dollar
81 un ziar american. Acum saraci
ca saracii. va avea Domnul grij;
1 1n al dow M Ga fam ~b.o4,1 Noco
lie. care a dat vrabia din man;
pc cioara din paro
S'a spart gasca de five 'oc
lockuri''. dar ce sal faci dac;
n al ce-i face? Lumca va reven
meet. meet iarasi la teapa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05
INfORNATN)N

Chanute, Kan = Politia inves-
tigheaZa cazul straniu al lui Char
les Thomas. care pentru Il dOua
CARA persvadat doua femei ca
sa ! iubeasca 81 sd traiasca Gu el
siib acelasi acoperis. Thomas a
recunoscut aceasta cand politia
| a luat la raspundcre cand l'a
vazut plimbindu-se in oras Ell
ambele femei 81 GU copii uneia.
Columbus, 0. - Percy Tetlow,
directornl soselelor din statul
Arlo declarat Cd nu va permite
interprinzatorilor carl au luat in
sarcina zidirea soselelor Gu pre-
tul de 25-60.0O0 dollari pc mild.
ca sa castige profit Illegal prin
violarea legii de opt oare.. Ell a
ordOnat investigate in tOate ca
zurile earl i-au fost abuse la GU
nostinta.
Zece oameni au fost arestati 81
adusi inaintea curtii politieneSti.
Eli sunt acuzati ca an luat parte
la anumite furturi. dintrc carl
eel mai mare jefuirea unei
banci din Astabula de 5000 dol
lari. Trei dintre ei vor fl trasi la
raspundere 81 pentru faptul 'au
avut asupra lOr arme fara nici
0 permisiune. Furtul din Ashta-
bula Harbor s'a intimplat inainte
Gu o luna.
Politia cauta dupa medicii ce
au avut un rol in cazul fetei de
cincisprezece ami. Elisabeth Sol
tis, care a fost gasita moarta in
casa doamnei Myrtle Gibson, 516
E. 10th Str. Ea 81 Gu un oaspe
de al ei sunt arestati. S'au mai
arestat in legatnra Gu acest caz
81 un ON 81 0 femeie. Fetita a
murit din CANA unei operatii lie
gale. Ea locEit in 1855 Creigh.
ton Ave.
Portland, Ore. - Timp de cinci.
zeci ami Gottlieb 81 Julia Schmid-
ka au trait fericiti impreuna ca
baFbat 81 sotie. Inainte Gu patrn
luni ei s'au certat 81 Gotlieb a
|psrasit casa. Sofia sa q descope-
Frit cadavrM sAu ast8 noapte in
sradina dinspoia easel sale. So,
wa 50 a zis plfngind: ''Eu Pam
asteptat. Ell avut lipsa de mine
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05

S'a spart gasca de five 'oc-
lOckuri''. 0ar ce sal faci dacs
n al ce-i face? Lumca va reveni
meet, meet iarasi la teapa.