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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-27

o.lshsma city,
ma, LII hi ~ hi rnL.I. lnIlltL h

NHattyd FOR Ufark ln uttn.
~ruty hy fuutuGH.
Oklahoma Clty ..~......g EOS Oe3 lgl.IS
nrs Moiuvs .-.........gU IA UIn .
summary Nomr rams Yuma o. Run
aer. rwu.h1sv HITS ura'ly. parArr.
O'tonnuT ., Grant khyuc. Nauuor. stolen
base Pitt z. RInsor, NratIy. Lcu ON
bases -okiahoma ,Ity ~. urs Molncs T.
strWrk out hy Alien =, o' hl'ck .. ny
OFT Mitchell .. ~ Ul4ck o. urf Smith
Nt by pti,hrr-Narprr by Nayk. VIA
pitch smith. EsrnNl runs ami hits.
or Alien 3 and s In S innings ott Mitchell
J and d Zoo 4 innings. utf lyaCk and In
IN o innings, OF isurstruth and iu
innings. Losing pllrhrr.NH'Ch N|rn|ng
pitcher Allen Double" p'sNs. Euus,r %
ohanl"y 20 Graham. Yuma Zoo Rhyme to
smith. khA Ne - luEA - = Conner. RUM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-27

There are some widows who will
fllrt-but they are usually deaf
and dumb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-27

Miller. stolen basc--tiarrls. Double plays
-Mulligan to Collins to Shcely. HARRIS 90
ORourke to Judge. Base on halle u'
Fabcr :. of Zachary /. Struck out
BY Fabrr &. by Zachary /. Ruus-Jujge
Rice. Er~ror-Johnson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-27
Cleveland
a.


Boston .... ........Oo2 600 600 %
Summary: Two-tasr hua.Naubs.
eanss, Burns 2. Gardner. Home rI,
wood. boublH plays-Pratt to Nr.rga
Foster to Pratt to M.InniS Fat. t1
Scott 70 Mcinnis. Base on hA on
toyclisEe .. OF pcnnock 4 struck on,
lily 'ovcllskc ., by penuuck b. Rum,
-Eyans. Wamhsganss q. Speaker. Wood
Gardner, Sewell, burns. McuosAy. Zen,
noch. E~rrur-Fostcr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-27

Score by innings:
New York ......... 600 900 rs, -
pittsburgh ..,,.. ....o0l $50 100 o-s
summary Two-basr hits-Whitted
Snyder. burns =. Three base hits
hamilton. Young, bancroft. Rohwer. Mig
hoe. Maranyllle, Cunningham. Home
rurs-krlly. Grimm. Double plays
Hamilton To- Cutshsw IN Grimm, Maran-
willie to Cu'shaw to Grimm, Carlson to
Grimm. Bighee To Schmidt. Masses on
haIla-Dn Toney T.. OF Hamilton ., off
Carlson /. struck put-Dy Tonoy 2. by
hamilton I. by Carlson Burns
2, bancroft Young, Kelly, Rawlings,
SNYDER. brown. RYAN. Higbce, Carey,
Meanwhile. CutShRw, Bsrnhart. Grimm,
Hamilton and Ruhwcr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-27

ST. Louis. July 2s.-PhNadclphia won
tho first game ~ the series against ~.
Louis here today In the tenth inning,
Kings homs run In the ninth had al
lowed the phIls to even things up and
Hornshy's error In the tenth followed by
singles by Williams and Parkinson gave
the visitors tho winning run.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-27
k,~ r9s


NBatted for Tonsv in eighth.
NNHattcd for Carlson In ninth.
NSNBatted Tor GlaZner In tenth.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-18
Auxiliary Forms
Bureau to Boost
Culture of FloUers

The Womens Auxiliary Of the
chamber OF commerce have establish
ed a seed bureau at the chamber for
the purpose OF encouraging the rails
ing OF flowers and shrubbery In this
city. A committee composed OF Mrs.
Frank ward. chairman, Mrs. w. o.
Smith and Mrs. George Grizzle will
accept all packets donated for this
purpose, or tho donor may leave II
at the chamber rooms. The ladies
say that more flowers here will make
a marked change In the lawns OF this
city.
The auxiliary decided not TO hold
a fall flower show but TO devote their
activities to the coming fair program.
At this fair. a creditable showing Of
flowers grown In the city and county
will be displayed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-18
500 Tuition Fee
For Non-Residents

UNIVERSITY or OREGON. Eu-
gene. Aug. ls.--A tuition fee OF
$50 will hereafter be charged stu
dents from states outside OF Ore
gon, In addition to tho fecs now
charged all students, following a
Joint action Of committees OF the
boards OF regents OF the two insti-
tutionB.
The tuition Of the oregon instl-
tutions becomes effective for all
nov registrants from states other
than Oregon. beginning September
next. The $50 will be payable In
$50 installments at the bcginning <
OF each term. Men In the service
Of the United States during the late
war coming to the university or the
agricultural college from other
states will be exempted from half
the regular nonresident fee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-18
Death Claims Local
Man At Parents
Home In Stockton

Harold u, Coznd, we'll and "a
vosably known In klamath Fails
whore no has doBldod tho past few
years, died IN Stockton, California
last Monday. August 1J. IIc waf
hurled In Park Wow cemotory near
stockton Tuesday afternoon. Hc waf
tho loving husband OF Ada Coznd OF
this city.
Mr.. Cozad hnd boon with rcla.
tivas In stockton tho past few
months. tnkinB treatments In an Of
fort 10 regain his health. lie grow
rapidly wOrno about u week prior 10
his death. Although everything that
loving fricndH could do waA done
Ia stay the disease, Ills wife hast
onod TO hts bedside. arriving n f"w
hours too late TO SEQ him alive but
In time to help, TO arrange for and
attend tho funeral.
Mr.. Cozad was n native of Kan
Hns, born June 90. 1884. lie came
to California l2 years ago. lie was
married TO Ada Disney tho widow
who survives him. In Modesto. Calf.
Nov. 1. 1913. Ills father ana moth
or. .hr. and Mrs, J. u, Cozad, his
brother Charles u coznd. and sister
Juapita Cosnd live In stockton. J..
u. CoEnd. Jr. another brother. lives
NJ Modouto.
Mr.. CoEad was n member OF the
Methodist Episcopai church. which
b., loved with all his heart. lie was
u good noighbor. loving compan-
ion, u kind and loving son and
brother. and good citizen.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-18
THE STRAND

The dramatic events OF the year
1896, when the natives OF Texas
fought for their Independence from
Mexico. form the basis Of the Tri-
angle-Griffith spectacle. Martyrs OF
the Alamo"
The theme deals with the lives OF
Santa Anna. dictator of Mexico, Da-
vid Crockett, Silent Smith, James
Bowie. Colonel Travis. Captain Dick
inson and other historical characters.
Much care was taken in selecting
the cast to portray the famed hlstori-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-18

fishing In tho principal method u
spending tho Sunday now but after
September first all energy will be
oxcrtod In quest OF tho antlorcd
tribe.
y. u. Patrick, Klamath Falls
tbontre proprietor, and J. y. Hous.
ton OF klamath Falls were busi-
ness visitors in Doris Tuesday.
u. Long is finishing up tho front
OF his theatre building and will soon
have the place completed and ready
for occupation McSsrs Tcrwilliger
and Patrick OF Klamath Falls will
move their show into the new
building about September I.
Mr.. md Mrs. Charles TwOhy arc
back In town after spending n few
days at the ChiioquIn Lumber com
pany plant at ChlloIuin. Mr. TwOhy
In manager OF tho Doris Lumber
aud BOX company
w. u. SnmuelB. who has been con-
fined 10 the DorriB hospital for SOW
oral days with a broken leg. In
about once more. Mr.. Samueis II
aasocIatcd with w. e. Mahonoy In
the lumber milling business near
Dorrlg.
George Lang. brother TO Bert
Lang OF Doris. IN visiting here from
san Francisco.
Mr., and Mrs. II. W. Mitchell and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Mcdonald were
In Doris Tuesday evening from
their respective ranches In The Ok
lahoma country.
Charles Roberts OF the Medford
Grocery company drove down from
his headquarters at klamath Falls
yesterday soliciting orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Bowman and
two daughters, accompanied by J. y.
Wise. spent Sunday and Monday at
Crater Lake. They were much i'm
pressed by the many improvements
In highways and Accommodations that
have been added to tho park since
their last visit many years ago.
Clarence Motschcnb bacher. propric-
tor Of the Doris steam laundry.
drove TO klamath Falls Tuesday on
business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sparks re-
turned yesterday after a two weeks
trip to tho huckleberry patch.
Quite a number OF new families
are moving into Bonanza from the
country and from other towns. Also
a number OF the older residents are
planning TO return for the school
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. James left last
week for an extended visit with
relatives at Lakevlew and Silver
lake. They expect to bo away sew
eral weeks
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-18
FReszONE
Corns LIT OFF
with Fingers

Drop n little "Freokone" on an
aching orn, instantly that corn stops
hurting. then shortly you LIT It right
off with fingers. II doesn't hurt a
bit
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle OF
"Freezone" for few cents sufficient
to remove every hard corn. soft corn,
or corn between the toes, and tho cal
luscs. without a particle OF pain.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-18
BONANZA NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Demaree and
family are leaving Bonanza in q few
days to make their home In Stock.
ton, California.
Bonanza is TO have n new meat
market. Plans are on foot to open
In few days.
Mrs. Langell and little daughter
Mary Eta. have returned TO their
home here after a three weeks
stay at the ranch.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-18
NJ NARY SEEKS
AID FOR WHEAT
MEN Of OREGON
Herald Washington Bureau.

WhSHINGTON, Aug, rS--Senator
McNary, at tho instance OF &. J.
Smith Of Portland, has intervened
with Eugene Meyer, chairman OF the
war finance corporation, and Chair
man Harding OF tho federal reserve
board. to relieve the Northwestern
Wheat Growers association, which
has 25,0O0,O00 bushels Of wheat to
market and rs IN danger OF financial
loss because Of failure OF the banks
TO make advances except when the
wheat iB actually sold. Governor
Harding telegraphed to the San Fran
cisco reserve bank for a report and
will urge every possible relief.
Senator McNnry viii give "A lunch
to discuss the China trade aG' which
TO discuss the Cn'na trade act, which
some time ago passed the house and
which has been for several months
before tho judiciary committee Of the
senate. The legislation enables Ame-
rican companies In China TO compete
there for business on the same basis
as English. French and Belgian COM
panies and is very muchc desired by
the Portland Chamber OF Commerce
and tho commercial interests Of the
Pacific coast.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-18

cal characters, Sam De Grasse, Wal
ter Long, A. d. Sears. Alfred Pagent,
Augustus Carney, Juanlta Hanson
and Ora Carew have important roles.
Special streets OF the Alamo period
were constructes Yor the exterior
scenes in order that the true atmo-
sphere of those days will be evident.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-18
An early crop--a small boys fire

The Egyptians believe that croco-
dies bring luck, and one of tho first
lessons taught to their children II
that they shall gaze intently upon
every crocodile that they are fortu-
nate enough to come across.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-18
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Take Aspirin only as told in each
package OF genuine Bayer Tablets OF
Aspirin, Then you will be following
the directions and dosage worked out
by physicians during Il years. and
proved safe by millions, Take no
chances with substitutes. II you see
the Bayer Cross on tablets, you can
take them without fear for Colds,
Headache. Neuralgia, Rheumatism.
Earache. Toothache. Lumbago and
for Pain. Handy tin boxes OF twelve
tablets cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages, Aspirin is the
trade mark OF Bayer Manufacture
OF Monoace eticacidester of Salicylic-
acid.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-15
'Dlk HeA eAbdulU

4
De cind femeile an cistigat
dreptul de yot, barbatii numai
snnt asa de gentili ca inainte sa
sc ofere scannlll lor alnei doamne
in tramwai, zice un domn care
sa oeupat 81 Gu chestia aceasta.
-
Egiptienii, carl an paStrat pic-
turf despre iocurile lor de acum
sapte suite de ami, zic ca dansllrile
moderne franceze 81 rllsesti sunt
orientale din epoca acea. - Bina
a zis Eminescu: ''Toate's vechi
81 nOna IS tOate.
-
Si fiindca veni vOrba de maxi
ma lui Eminescu, al John Irwin
un mosneag de s. de ami, decla-
rat mai de unazi unui ziarist, ca
el pc cind era de sapte ami a va
zut pc bunica-sa netezind pc bu.
nicul lui pc spate GU codirisca dt
corn, cind uita sa curete cotetn
gainilor.
Daca oglinda unei femei coche
te care STA dichisit fata la es
timp de treizeci de ami ar alves
gura sd vorbeasca, s'ar putes
serie cea mai interesanta carte.
=
Dina Mildred r. Parsons 1856;
fE.- -63 st. a fost despartita de bar
bafuI Ell. Dana Parsons a casa
torit cu sotul eli, Joseph r. Par
sons in Septembrie 1917, cind 3
|plecat in razboiu.
/ Mia scris ca un obuz la re
tezat piciorui 81 un plamln este
lpedut. Cind s'a intors Inapo
avea ambele piciore 81 plamani
ferau in conditiuni excelente,
lzis dina Parsons.
''E cea mai minunata 0peratit
Ichirnrgicala despre care am auzl'
vre-odata,' a zis judecatorI
Baer. ''Se acorda divortul.
I4umea nu da 0 ceapa degerati
pc ce vel face :. name. Ce-al facu
eri, ala Sc nllmara.
| =
In cautarea unei neveste ldeat'
| multi barbati tree pc linga feme
| carl nu ard prajala pc foe 81 le-a1
putea descreti fruntea sind sun
amariti de grija zilei de name.
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Sc lupta, Gu 500 hoti.

/ ai
All diminea4a la orele $3.50
sase hoti aa aaacat pazitoral de
|noapte al companiei Musterale
Edin 174s Il. 81 Str. 81 au feirat
Falcoo1 in valoare de. 1900 dollari.
Pazitorul dc noapte ]. Il. Cor
ren, in etate de 55 ami, a-povestit,
ca la $3.50 dimineata auzit ca
(cineva bate la use. La intrebarea
Hui, cii. cine bale, lisa raspuns ca
fpolitia vrea sd intre. Deschizfnd
[usa vazut sase Oameni mascatl
leu revolvere in mana. Pc cei
dintai dol la trilitit la pshnant
apoi vazind ca nu-i va putea in
Evinge, s'a repezit la usa vecina, q
lincuiat-o repede 81 volt sd tele.
Ifoneze, dar firele erau taiate
| Atnnci, pc dinapoi a putut 81
Hasa la strada. a mers in casa doc
Itorului W.. E. Lemon, de undo
Idcctorul telefonat politiei, care
Isosind nu a mai aflat de cit pc
Ipazitorul de noapte Gu nasul
| spart 81 locul gol al alcoolului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-15

In cautarea unei neveste ldeale
multi barbati tree pc linga femei
carl lm ard prajala pc foe 81 lear
Iputea descreti fruntea siad stlnt
amariti de grija ziiei de name.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-15

Daca oglinda unei femei coche
te care STA dichisit fata la e;
timp de treizeci de ami ar aves
lgrlra sd vorbeasca, s'ar putes
.serie cea mai interesanta carte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-15

multi de l46. 600 dollari i an gasit'
! Ia New York ri. 600 III Detroit.
81 $4,000 in Philpae elphia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-15
.ItFORN|ATN|N|

NoutAti de b comPania Cunard.
Compania Gunard ne instiin-
teaza ca lar inmuiat un nol
.vapor de persoane: Antonia, care
face parte din cele sase vapoarc
noui, pe earl lie va zidi c0mpania
Gle navigate Cunard. Acesta e
deja al eineilea 81 au fost zidita
inaintea hui vapoarele ''Schithia"
''Tyrrenia" 81 Albania
'Antonia'. are $4,000 tone, de
53s urine de lung. % urine de
afupd 81 43 urine de lat. Are 100
scabine pentru calatori de clasa
4 H 81 Ill.
<sPentru. calatorii din clasa a
|.treia sunt sail de conyersatie, pa
Etru prinzitoare, sala de joe pen
! tru copii, in fine tot comfortnl &c
|e de lipsa pen4ru un drum atit
de lung cum e drImul peste
! Ocean. Masinaria cea mai mo
derna, tipul Parson.
1emAia inpnecatA
Sofia lui Charles Korp q fost
aflata All fmpu4eata in hcuints
lei din 1909, Lakexiew Rd Glontul
ia trecut prin ochi4 cu toate y
ceste doctorii dc L. spitalul Mt,
Sinai, 1ande ! fost etransportata
~ deelarat ex - - naFL
Mia patnt 81 saeultatf; pclitia
face iIrveetigafia.
:
e. - =
olAvsla1 M
All este xia4 4 pesltru a..
|clasares xepif e1i defye1e "
[bazx psntra y fies AZ I
~ mil nap@ii sl1hiz i !! iinnl n
4. ] y; 80
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-15

Martins Ferry. q lbomba \
eNplsadat inaintea unei case de-
'aici. III casa erau mai multi de 20.
y,,,erso ane, dar mime mn Il fost va
|tamst yi nici din trecatori nu a
fost rant mime. Sc cauta per-
,soana earefa asezat bomba.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-15

linda femeiA . ''bossul'' :
Chicago. ladeeatornl Sa-
bath rostit All 9 sentinw de d.
wort in favorul hui Lee Baeker
care cerut divort de femeia sa
[S'a dovedit cd bietul ON a slabit
mult in eel sapte ami al casatoriei
deoarece femeia il batea grozav
Cind S a insurat a avut 30 funti
lar All nu are de cit 14O.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-15
MironoSitii

ATA inca caeva spcur aIeul lansa popoT ros
manii din Satee Unite de Uniunea Catoica care
parine spiritual pueri mai mari presedintee este
preo roman catoc, aes tmp de tre ami dntre
embrii 81 de membr Ununei preotlor caolci din
North America upa reguee aprobate de deegatu Papa din
Washington d. c.:
De frae asculta rugarea, vino 81 tn in mil
ocu nostr fscriete in Unune pentu bnele apararea
epurlor tale de ac 81 de Arata ceor de acasa ca
al nvaat in America numa sa fac bine c al nvata
81 sti aper Creptu tau t 81 muncor cinst
al nvatat 81 m ca tn in vor vel 81 vrei sa mai III
Cal de ham 81 bou de jug pentru cioco Cd teal saura de
guroi Si aceasta de vel face in numele tau TkMNIJA
VA III Ia cand ciocoiu vedea Cd moi sunem to
una IL voM PUNE LA RESPECT, dreptu nostru tre
hui sa fe recunoscut.''
Mai deprte dupa ce araa fooasee materiae in caz de
moarte, ETC., urneaza:. ~,
..To ac unit in Uniune Catolica Nci pomeneala de
grecocatoca unt) da mana catolci din Anne
prin e tot catoc din toata lumea All ceata
mai 81 mai puternc din lume apo Sd fac parte
fiji in societatea celor mai tar din ue este aceas
ucru rau? Flu cred ca nc ecu putea servI
rune c Gin CONTRA nua spre cnste 81 nantare Ba auns
Ia fra carl sd cunoasc carl sd ajue
Mai vorba Asa auat fratii'' nostri catoici
greco.catoc ungur malta aprobare Papei in aacerea
de trista 81 dreroas memorie Haldudordguui Asa cum
neltese peoti 81 epscop unguri din Tran
svania complouri mpotriva untat neamulu nostru 81
1arilor romane
Dupa mai face cateva ndemnur 81 recame apelul
mai zce:
organixat find de aici 81 acasa vom TARI 81 MARI
in adunare noastre de acolo rdica cuvntu in
mee muncitormei 81 capata depturle sm
ca nj sc cuvin."
Vorbnd de cvilzatie, de ae nemuri mari etc. ul1nca
"a sNu litati America 81 aliai arafat caea, Ell
ns duce tot de mana prnc eel mc moi tre
hue de aic nante nvam a ubam picioarele noastr
81 stim pasra 'CE Ell DE-A Gaia NE-AU DAT adca
lberatea 81 oepturile muncorime. GEL DE ACASA ASU
pRITI De UNGURI NU o STU PASTRA MOI T1EBUE
SA LIE ARATAM 81 DE NU o vOM FACE CI0COn 81
voR ST1 MGRIJI CA MOI PESTE ZECE AM SA FIN m
NINA L0R MAI RAU STRfN3I 81 INFEKECATI DE CIT
CUM AN FoST IN NINA UNGURMOR." kI. ALq "A
md FIN In
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-15
'Fabricat in CLEVELAND"

''Fabricat n cleveland.
Fabricantii din Cleveland, vor
.cere camerei de e0mert sd le per
mita 81 faca pc brodusele lor IN.
dnstriale marca: Made in Cieve-
land, Q. United States OF Anne
risaa,, in ,l0c de Made in United
States of America" De Ia schinl'
harea aeeasta sstsspta 9 asiguta.
ire de comenzi pfntrn produsele
de aici, carl ar fl mai bune ca cele
.fabricate aillrea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-15

Cellnd apeul lanSat pOpOf UMunea CaLOllcA Ia
adunarea convocata consmamintul tutuor preor ca
tolici la ua parte 81 in Comtetul Uniunei san
ales do preot Aure Hatagan Aure Bungardean Unune
astaz prine spiritual preotul loan vanca
statam ca Apeul prin chama poporu Uniunea
mentonata noa revoluonara upt
de csa; Cd denatnreaza adeyaru descnd pc conucaei
din Rcmana In eulo oare negre fara Sd faca excpte
ca e face proces nten prezcand conducaor de All
81 de maine al Romanie snge mai amarnic mauva DIN
colanele muneitorior romani gro unguri 81 in p de
ami mnncorii romani Fl mai strans 81 feTeca
decat in mana Ungurilor.
Constatam Cd asemenea APPEL revoptionax i'm
paea spiritn unei organizaun de aaor recpoc a
mai virtos in predomineaa spiitn regas q ~
fap dup& doved din insas statRtele eli go -
conl1o1ml pn,efilw rem1ni catcliUk
ST mai constat1m ua lueru ca acest ape So puhlc
ffntro bresyr6 vouminoasa in toamna anului 1912 c
anor preotaI Aure Bngardean chiar IA moentee acs
rand mai dseuta n Conferna din Paris soaza neaulu
c4nd fn tarA totu nnna "a z3msrs mimic cer
a 4 orientes cand hotaree t5r dm spre Bnsarie
IA eran delimitate q hoeyigtii 1nGun az n4v1p ~
csn6 A fara aceesh Ungnri dncean d peo
II lna aipiri Isan1i = y
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I,nhunk tire ! lnr
rnunci citore

Albany. Statistiaa de pc
liana. Februatie arata Cd in acea.
sta luna anaploisrea muncitorilor
a fost Gu 2 qsoesnte mai mare de
cit ii, luna IAnuarie. Aeeasta este
'prima luna, din Martie 1920, ca
samploiarea ~aEata uresre. s.
screde cd IN l,1niles &c vim amploja-
rea isl va fua mersul normal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-15

1emeie ars& y
Mae Draw, de AZ ami, . fest
[transportata intro stare foarte
graSa la spitalul st. Alexis Ia g
aprins saAul IN locninta ei din
s40s Mona Ave. ii hainele ei au
Eprins Zoe. Geors y IA Fe'aing 4 e.
Erit intr 'ajutornl q dar y el q sll' sll'
ferit arsaturi 81 aace 81 el in
Espital
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-15
Primar-agent do prohibitis.

Navarro. @. - S. w. hampton,
primarul orasului numit inspec-
tor federal de prohibitie. A dat
sdeia ordinul ca Dumineca tOate
Apravaliile orasului sd fie inchise,
Numai farmaciiie pot deschide,
rdaca cineva doreste medicament,
+dar imediat dupA zee servit me-
|tlicamentul, trebuie sa inchhia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-01
METROPOLITAN
"The Wonderful Thing"

Norma Talmsdge will be the star at
Crandall's Metropolitan Theater next
week in THE Wonderful Thing"
The star. who appears in the role of
Jaqueline Laurentine Boggs, reverts
to the type of Characterization that
brought her fame on the silver sheet
and reveals rot only her wonderful
command over emotional expression,
but demonstrates again that she il q
comedienne Of sparkling originality.
The supporting company il led by
Harrison Ford and Mrs. Julia Iydig)
Hoyt, one of New York's society lead.
ers. The settings are ornate and the
photography Of highest artistic quail.
ity.
The bill will be completed by the
customary abbreviated camera sub
jects and special musical features un-
der the direction of N. Mirskey, con-
ductor of the Metropolitan Symphony.
On Sunday the doors will be opened at
p. IN.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-01
THE STRAND
Marriage vs.. Divorce"

Rath and Garren. presenting a mu.
steal farce Of everyday life, featuring
George Usher and Luci Suki, entitled
Marriage VS.. Divorce" will furnish
the major attraction at the Strand
next week. Others appearing include
george ana Lilly Garden, premier ex-
ponents of the xylophone, in "A MI.
steal Melange;" talented Mae Marvin
In q Revue Of Modern and Exclusive
songs; The American Comedy -Four.
With Billy Boyer, Fred Norbeck, Oscar
Gardner and Al Campbell, offering
King brothers, Herculean comedy ath.
letes.
The photodramatic offering will pre-
sent Miss Shirley Mason in "Queenie."
A program of selected subsidiary
rlm features and special orchestral
numbers as arranged by Arthur !.
MAXWELL will complete what promises
TO be a most exceptional show.