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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21
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Beata ',Pieana r. Murdara, me-
peptanata, 81 pima de gunoi pana
in v1rfl capului, orbacaind prin
intunerecul ignorantei medicalc,
nestiind &c face - din int1m-
plare au dat naStere la o sub
stanta - un copl - monstru.
Astfel, devenind mama, ca ori
81 ce alte animale, - fie eat de
brute toate ii iubcsc odorul do
bindit.
''Pnana" inca iSi strfngea Gu
caldura materna ''substanta' la
sinul ei murder, Aptind-o durmi-
tind, plecata pc leagan JOS, tin1nd
co mana tita IA gura odorului ei
monstru, lar Gu cealalta .scarpi.
nindu-se n cap borborosind:
'Culcami-te' baiat mic
ST mite Sc0ala voinic't.
Ceacc ca prin IMMUNE s'au 8
intfmplat, caci, monstrul nostru
- lor - cregtea nitro Il ca \
doua, 81 n doua ca N noua, de
venind Gu timpul teroarea satului
Populatia - Gu deosebire tine
rimea, Gu care devenea mai de-
in contact, Sc pazeau de el ma
tare ca de ''ucigal crucea'' =
diavolul.
Astfel, urgisit de toata lume,
|'pentru purtarile lui rusinoase $
neomenesti, alunga, dc multe or
Gu forta din mijlocul oamenilo
cinstiti pc care-i ,ura co ura sal
batica, fiindca toti Sc impotriyea,
blastamatelor lui apucaturi. Pu
rurca huiduit, alungat ca un cain
| rios din fntrunirile tinerilor dil
sat, de la vreme si-au pus d
gand sa piece in America, ceea c
au 81 facut, disparind intr'
noapte, ca o medalie molipsitoa
re, contra Garcia satul intreg err
lpreparat Gu desinfectantc de i
Iprima ivire regretabila a acestuis
Ipe strazile lui.
Populatiea jubilase 8 saptd
mana, de parere buna, ca au sea
Ipat de brutul acela, care, deve
mise, nu numai teroarea, ci, {
rusinea satului.
/ In America, 60 81 acasa, nu s'a
lasat de obiceiurile. sale vechi, i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21

Socictatca Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Dcsrobirca Neamului
Romanesc'' din Warren Town.
ship, Ohio. Gu ocazia Unirii Soc.
'Desrobirea Neamului Romanesc'
Gu sora Soc. 'iBiruinta'' din
Warren, Ohio, Avizeaza pc onora.
tele Societati 81 particular, care
are ceva pretentiuni sa 'binc.
voiasca aviza sus numita Socie'
tate pana in ziua de intaiu Maiu
care nu incunostiinteaza Societa.
tea pana la intaiu Maiu Isl perde
dreptul. In numele Societatil
',Des. Neam. Rom" din Warren
Township, Ohio.
Dan Galbincea, presedinte.
1lie Radu, secretar financiar.
(92-93).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21
COLBY la LoNDRA

NEW YORK, 21 April. - Balm
bridge Colby, fostul secretar de
stat sub presedintia lui Wilson, S a
imbarcat All pc vaporul Olympic
pcntru Anglia. Ell va sta in Lon
dra timp de mai multi de doua
luni. Scopul calatoriei sale este
aranjarea unor chestii private.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21
De: I. LUPAS.

lOk449s
preotii sal. Moravuri, ceremonial,
streine, catolice au fost
eontrabandate cu incetul in bise-
rica unita de rit oriental. Suntcm
de multi pc Gale de deveni Gu
totul papistaS.. :. i
In fata pericolului, de care erau
amenintati romanii greco-catolici
prin planuita lor inglobare in au-
tonomia bisericii catolice mngu-
reSti, dl vaida chema pc toti ne
religionarii sal la Qupta 81 propa-
ganda in interesul reintoarcerii
lor in sinul bisericii ortodoxe-
romano. ''Sa strigam in lumea
larga - zicea el - ca indata ce
contopirea noastra in autonomia
bisericii catolice ar fl 'un fapt sa-
,virsit, toti until vom trece fara
preget in sinul bisericii ortodoxe-
romano! 81 spre a o putea realiza
aceasta, sd aucram neobositi din
toate puterile, ca fapta sd poata
deveni vorba indata ce eli ar Gu
|teza sa-si realizeze planul lor
autocratic! Urmarind interese
mai mutt particulare, de cat OBJ
stesti s'au rupt antecesorii nostri
din sInul bisericii lsunori-romana
din fire., romana din singe, ro-
mana din limba), care ca un IL
man mantuitor ne primeste in
momentul supremului pcricol ma
tional in slnul sau.. lar moi stra-
nepotii lor acuma, dupa un pro-
gres de 200 ami sd nu posedam
oare atata forta de convingere,
incat scopul ideal comun, conso-
lidarea nationaaa sal stim ridica
asupra considerations confesio-
male, obscrvarea carora inevita.
bill ar produce 1nvingerea catoli-
cilOr?" Dl Alexandra Vaida Isl
termina articOlul Gu cateya eSDre.
stunt foarte tari spunind, ca ar Fl
''niste degenerate 81 niste ''sce.
leratis' ceice nu ar consimti Gu
vederile sale 81 nu ar lucra> in di.
rectia Indicate de dansul.
Gu prilejul infiintarei episcopi
greco-catolicc maghiare de la
Hajdudorog insusi dl lulu Manu-
q declarat in adunarea de protes
tare de la AlbaIulia, ca pecetile
unirii Gu Roma STUNT rupte 81 a
vorbit in sensul vederilor expri
mate de dl Vaida la 1899. Conclu
ziile de ordin practic insa nu au
intarziat 81 de astadata afirmati,
din motivul, ca nu ar fl fos,
oportun a indispune pc marelt
catolic, arhiducelc Francisc Fer
dinand, considerat ca un bur
prictin 81 sprijinitor al partidulu,
national roman din Transatlantic
Oar la sfirsitul anului 1915
cand ia fost data partidului ma
tional posibilitatea de infaptu
programul sau de la 1848 (iar nu
pc eel de la 1881, dupa procla,
marea independentei 81 unitatii
rationale politice, ar fl trebuit sd
procedeze 81 la infaptuirea unita.
I'll 81 independence rationale hi.
sericesti, in sellsul punctului
din acelas program. Prilejul de a
face pasul acesta era foarte pri
clinic, considerind, Cd amandoua
scaunele mitropolitanc, atat Gel
de Ia Sibiu, cat 81 eel de la Bla,
erau vacantc.
Daca Consiliul Dirigcnt nu al
Il avut un colorit atat de pro.
nuntat greco-catolic (romanii dir
partile Sibiului il numiau ',con-
siStor greco-catolic) probabil s'al
Fl pregatit in catva de pc atunci
unificarea bisericeasca integrala
: neamului romanesc. Intro con.
vorbire particulars Gu presedinte.
ic fostnlui Consiliu Dirigent am
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21
Stejerd..

doar titlul. Sc va proceda ca in
Serbia, undc Alexandra define
regenta de cativa ami fara ca re-
gele Pctre sa Sc gandeasca sa
reia conducerea tarii.
("Dacia"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21

III.
In articolul, pc care-l publicase
al DIR. Alexandra de Vaida-V Voc
yod la 25 Septembrie 1899 in
'Tribuna's din Sibiu sub titlul:
,Romani ori catolici'' Sc cuprinde
urrAatoarele adevaruri, carl me-
rit& relevate de astadat4 nu nu-
mai fiindca ele purced de la un
roman greco-catolic,,. ci mai ales
pentru motivul, Cd exprima Gu
aceias sinceritatc 81 indrazneala,
ca 81 Sinion Barnutiu la 1848,
ceea ce era 81 mai este inca in
sentimental obStesc al poporubui
nostru intreg. Din acest punct de
vedere cred, ca atat conducatorii
cat 81 toti gregarii partidului ma
tional, trebue sd tina seama de
cuvintele d-lui Vaida, fiindca ele
lexprima in mod atat de clar
principiul national 81 respecta-
! >bilele traditii istorice ale accstui.
partid.
'pDoua secole de grele lupte au
trecut - scrie dl Alexandra Val
da - de cand stramosii nostri al
unitilor de astazi au 1ncheiat pac-
tut ECU Roma. Mari ilusii i-au in
duplccat sd provoace schisma,
caci mari si importante drepturi
! asteptau sd dobindeasca pcntru
ei si urmasii lor. Nu este locul,
nici timpul sa discutam, daca
binele ce rezultat pentru nea-
mul nostru din acel pact de ma
tura pur politica fost mai mare
de cat raul. Trebue insa sd ne
dam seama,. ca interesul a dictat
unirea, lar nu micile chitibuguri
de natura dogmatica, cc de facto
q fOst 81 de tare ar Fl trebuit sd
ramana deosebirca 1ntre vechea
biserica romano 81 fiica ei aflata
Gu Roma.
Isl card moi descedentii sem.
natarilor actului de unire, moi III
interesul carora s'au rupt stra-
mosii noStri de catre biserica TO
sffnaneascS orientala, cautam sd ne
dam seama, cc rezultate au pro.
dus ilusiile antecesorilor nostri,
atuinci Gu inima amarita vedem,
ca Tasplata iluziilor 81 jertfei lor
pcntru moi nu este de cat cram
cena desiluzie. Poporul roman
desbinat in doua tabere: until 81
neuniti sufere 81 au suferit toate
relelc ce rezulta din desbinare.
Veleitatilc confesionale sunt raul
mai mic, dar ura, ura intrc frati
| nuInai GU greu Sc poate inadusi
prin presiunca opinici publice 81
exista intre moi ca un morb cro-
mic, care in tot r1omentul ane-
4 ninfa cu izbucnirea unei crize
acute.
'Purgatorul, papa, panea dos
pita sau nedospita, purcederea
Spiritului slant, GU un cuvint cele
4 phncte ale uniunii sd fie oarc
cauza acestei ure latentei Intre-
! bati poporul, intrebati inteligenta
noastra laica de ambele confe-
stunt! Gel multi IL are idee des-
pre-: accle subtilitati de natura
pur.. confesionala -dogmatica!
'Nu in aceasta parte este de y
Sc cauta isvorul raului. Nu, ~. .cl
esta cauzat prin firul rosu al trc-
cut{lui unitaor, prin tcndinta ia
veci ncadormita q bisericii cato
lice de q ne escamota pc neStiute
Gu desavirsire, lar nu numai pro-
forma, cum ar trebui sd finn pc
sbaoA pactului de unire, in sinul
'singurei mantuitoarei biserici
catolice's
Biserica unita de astazi de
I multi nu mai este biserica unita,
y precum . intelcs-o Atanasie 81
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-11-11
81. Johns Community Club

The regular business meeting
Of the st. Johns Community
Club which should come next
Tuesday evening will be elm
mated in favor of a mass meet
ing under the auspices of the
Club. Later in the week an
nouncement Of the mass meeting
will be made by hand bills and
otherwise. II will be held for the
purpose of considering the vote
on the Fair.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-11-11
CALL FOR ST. JOHNS I'M
PRONEMENT RONDS.

In accordance with the provis-
ions of Ordinance No. 400S0
passed by the Council October
18th, 1891, notice is hereby given
that St. Johns Improvement
bonds numbered consecutively
$50 to SOP inclusive. dated Jan.
uary LIST, 1913. are hereby called
for redemption January LIST. 1922.
The face value with accrued
interest will be paid upon pre-
sentation of said bonds at the
office of the undersigned on the
above date. the said date being
semi annual coupon period. From
and after said date the interest
on said bonds shall cease.
VIM. ADAMS,
City Treasurer.
Portland, Oregon.
Date of first publication Nov.
llth, 1921.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-11-11

Wanted.-M aud women to take
orders among friends and neighbors for
the genuine guaranteed hosiery, full
line for men, women and children.
Eliminate darning. We pay 75c. an hour
spare time, or 5000 week for full
time. Experience unnecessary. Write
International Stocking Mills, Norris.
town, Pa,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-11-11

Sixty acres. Washington connty,
Oregon, % miles northwest from
ferry; IS acres been cleared; 55
acres can be cultivated when cleared
lays fine; 600. 900 feet saw timber
house; barn; two wells; creek two
orchards; southern boundary, on
county road; telephone and mail at
place; school near $1,000 down,
$500 cash; balance 8 per cent,
Owner, 445 n Central Ave.
Garage for Rent.-6lS Tiogs
street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-11-11
Something New for You
AND THE BEST FOR YOU

am beginning to start new business.
Just thipki can sell lot 20 you for
il75 and mp, and can build for you
any form of building you want. You
cannot afford to miss this. when you
arc going to build please let ME give
you my figures. For further informa-
tion see
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-11-11
MARIAN AMIZiCH

301 N. Jersey st. Cor Baltimore
Residence 100S S. Smith Avenue
Office Phone Columbia 1856
Res. Phone Columbia 1928
Also, II you want pruning done call
me up. have been working in that
line for 80 years, and sell all kinds OF
trees roses and vines.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
LOUIS TWINKLE IS
 FOUND MURDERED
(continued from First Page)

has shown footmarks fin the event of a struggle. according to the police Neither was there any sign of a weapon.
 Besides the widow. four children and three brothers survive. The chil- dren are Hyman. in the U. $. Cavalry service. now In Washington ho8pi- tai ra-oN otrinG from a hroken leg; Minnie. a member of last yeur's graj uat!ng class in the New Britain High Cchool. Harry. aged 13 an6 Jacob aged 10. Constable Fred +. Winlllc of this city and two brothers in Austria, are the only other survivors. He was born in Russia about 55 years ago. and has been in this country for the past 20 years 15 of which have been spent in New Britain.
 Funeral arrangements have not been made. pending the possibility of an autopsy.
 Seen Last Night.
 A late afternoon development was that Wrinkle was seen last night in he vicinity of the murder. He was reen. according to the report, talking with a man. whose identity is thought 10 be known to the police.
 Upon orders from the county cor oner, pr. Lyon made arrangements for an autopsy to be held this after noon by pr. Costello, of Hartford.
 Seen Yesterday Morning.
 S. Sheinman of 25 Lafayette street reported this afternoon that he saw Wrinkle at II o'clock yesterday morn Ing on Broad street. He said the man was driving a buggy. stopped and took him for a ride. During their conversation. he says.Wink1e told him he had just completed the sale of a house.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
|. .HUpMoBILEs BANNER YEAR
Largest Sale Of Hupinohilcs This
 Year. says Paoncssa

, How popular the Hupmobile is proving this year. is shown by tho fact that 1921 is the banner year nll over tho country in number of cars sold. according to Angelo M. PaonesGa local agent. and proprietor of the City Service station, Hartford Ave. and Stanley street.
 AS for the Hupmobile's popularity in New Britain. Mir. Paonessa pointG to the large number of cars that may be seen about the city ntrccts. and tho number is constantly on tho increase.
 In response to the number of ln- quiries as to the indsntity of the man who drove q Iupmobila from Tacoma. washington. to this city. Mr. Paoncsa rtates that he L a brother of Jay C. Webb, of Webb & Go. Stanley street. Mr. Paoneaaa has informed persons interested in the Hupmobiie. that this coast-td-coast trip Of Mr. Webb furnishes oua of tho best examples of tho economy and finc performance Of thi@ popular car.
 Mr.wcbb Covered a distance of 1. 300 making t0 r.: mifcn to n gaiion. and f6g miles each day. Hs had only three puncturcH Fnd ono blowout during the entire rip. and the car had pre- viousIy covered Is.oo0 miles. during tho last three years. Adv.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
WOMAN AS sfARKSMAN.

Camp Perry. O.. Sept. 17.-Mrs. F. c. Crossman. Los Angeles, was ex- pected to be chosen today as one of tho 20 members of tho team which il to participate in the international small bore rife match scheduled for tomorrow. Fivo altcrnatea also will be selected Mrs. Crossman ha sbeen shooting for a place on the team.
 Nineteen teams were entered in the A. T.. F., Roumanian rifle team match O. tho national rifio association which were scheduled for thig afternoon. Thia event will be decided over the 200 and 600 yard ranges.
 Other events on today'I program were tho national individual and team pistol matches.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
ACCORDED LAST RITES
Private Frank SaTisky, Victim of Ar gonne Offensive, Given Full Military Honors by Comrades.

An impressive military funeral with complete honors was today accorded Frank Sarisky of Company L, 1O2nd Infantry of the 26th division, who was killed in the Argonne offensive on October 25, 1918. Services were con- ducted for the deceased at the Church of All Saints, under the direction of Private Walter J. Smith post Veterans of Foreign Wars. Inter ment was in St. Marys new cemetery.
 Ex-service men rendered final honors to the dead soldier. The color guard were former comrades, Sergeant John Curtin, Charles Weare and Harold Thompson. Those serv- ing as pail bearers were: William Farr, John Keliher, Edward Dyson, Frank Ramsay, John Trehy and Joseph Grabeck. The flower bearers were: William Began, Joseph Rouil- lard, H. Smith and Joseph Dunigan. The volley was fired by the squad composed of the following: Sergeant Raymond Frost, Edward Long, Howard Smith, Clarence Smith, Will liam Jones, Eugene Jones, William Delaney, Bernard Fitzpatrick and Edward Stiquel. The buglers were G. Beckett and E. Beebe.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
HAS BIG FAMILY.
Rumanian Seeking Admission Has 27
 With Him, 16 Being Children.

New York, Sept. 17.-Sroule Ostrov- sky, who wal a lawyer in Russia, and 27 relatives of whom sixteen ara hia children, were at Ellis Island today waiting to go to Akron, O., to com plete an immigration process, begun last March when a Bolshevik raid ruined their homo town and the fam ily's wealth disappeared.
 With their few remaining valued possessions done up in bundles. Os- trovsky, who ig 56 years old, bis chll- dren, threo sisters and their husbands, his brother and his wife and three nieces walked nearly 100 miles to the Rumanian border. Thence they came by rail to Antwerp and waited two months for funds to reach them from Sroule's brother Abraham in Akron. From Antwerp they vent to Hamburg and then came to New York on tho steamship Orbita, arriving here yester- day.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs, Emma Knight.

Mrs. Emma Knight. wife of Albert c. Knight of 222 Fairview street, died at the hospital this morning. She was 53 years of age and a native of Dover, N. Y. Besides her husband she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Charles Backus, and a brother, w. G. Winans. She was a member of tho South Congregational church. Burritt Grange, Patrons of Rev. pr. G. W. c. Hill. pastor of thu Sons of Veterans. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at ? o'clock at the Erwin Memorial chapel. Rev. pr. w. c. Hill, pastor of the South church will officiate. Burial will ba in Fairvicw cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
MAKES BRILLIANT RECORD.
If McInnis Plays Tight Ball Today It Is
 tooth Game Without Error.

Boston, Sept. 17.-A hundred games without an error will be the fielding record of Stuffy McInnis, first baseman of the Rcd Sox, if he completes the first game of todays double header against Chicago without mispiay. This record of fielding perfection is said to be without parallel in major league an- nals. In the 90 games he has played since May 90 when his previous run of g errorless games was broken, Nc Innis has accepted 1056 chances, 300 of which were putouts and 66 assists. His fielding percentage of .999 is two points better than the highest record for a season, that by Gandil, first baseman Of the White Sox in 1919.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
TO DO RELIEF WORK
James F. Goodrick of Indiana, Leaves
 for Russia to Aid Haskell

New York, Sept. 17.-James F. Goodrich, former governor of Indiana, was a passenger today on the steamship Kroonland, bound for Russia to join the staff of Col. Wm. N. Haskell, director of the American relief administration s mission to that country.
 MT. Goodrich win go to London, then to Moscow by way of Berlin and Riga. Mrs. Goodrich will spend the winter in Italy. From Moscow, MT. Goodrich said he expected to go through the famine districts in the south of Russia and would remain in Russia as long as there was anything he could do to help in the great humanitarian task.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
KILLED IN EXPLOSION
Coroner's Inquest in Case of McIner- ney Reveals Presence of Vast Store of Explosives.

London, Sept. 17.-Through a cor oner'a inquest today in the death O.. a young Irishman, Michael McInerney, as a result of an explosion in a gar age here on July 2S. it developed that the police found a well stocked incen- diary bomb factory in the garage where tho explosion occurred. The coroner's jury found that death re- suited from burns received while Nc Inerney waa engaged in tho manufac- ture of incendiary bombs.
 Police officers testified that 1,500 bombs. two revolvers, part of Q ma chine gun and bomb making materials and tools wero founl on the premises. They asserted a note also was found containing advice on tho manufacture of ''clock apparatus" The police withheld the nature Of their discover iea at the time of the explosion.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
HOLD INDOOR MEET.

Owing to the indictment weather this afternoon, it was impossible to hold the proposed field day of the Y. W. c. A. to have been held at the Shuttle Meadow club. An indoor meet, however, is being held at the Y. w. c. A. gym" this afternoon. There will be a volley ball and bar ketball match as well as races during the afternoon. Following the con- clusion of the afternoon sports a spread will be enjoyed in the social rooms.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
DISORDERS IN BELFAST,
Two Boys Arc Wounded During Fight
 ing in Streets of City.

Belfast, Sept. 1.-Two boys were wounded during serio/I disorders in the We're street district of this city last night. Troops were rushed to the scene and a man who interfered with them received a bayonet wound. Sev- eral arrests were made in the North Queen street area near We're street.
 There were bursts of firing at intr- vals and the troubled district was in @ ferment until 1O:3O o'clock. Rain fell during the later hours and tended to drive the rioters indoors.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
Bristol Woman Killed
 By Train At Crossing

Bristol. Sept. 17.--Mrs. Mary Car roll. 6O. was struck by a morning train from Waterbury at the Pond street crossing today and died in the passen- ger station to which she had been talk en in the baggage car. No one saw the accident, but it is assumed that Mrs. Carroll was taking a short cut which leads from her house and runs for about 100 feet along the track. She was struck by the engine plot. Two sons and three daughters survive. Mrs. Carroll came here from Wallingford.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
GALE ASKS CLEMENCY
Radical Now Held on Governors Island Renounces Former Beliefs-Will Be Put To Trial Soon.

New York. Sept. 17.-Linn A. F.. Gale whose communist activities in Mexico attracted attention and who Is now held on Governors island on q charge of evading tho draft. has re- nounced his radical beliefs and is at- tempting to obtain clemency.
 Military authorities at Governor s island said today that no official cogniz- anco had been taken of Gales promises to sever connection with tho radical movement and give certain evidence and that he would probably be placed upon trial within tho next ten days.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
CITY ITEMS

MT. and Mrs. Johnstone Vance have returned from a trip to Maine. so per cent off on Ivory, Axelrods -advt.
 Dance, Tabs hall, Monday night. -adyt.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Igoe of 295 Maple street are receiving congratu- lations upon the birth of 10 pound daughter. Marcus F1eitzer resumes teaching violin Sept. IT. Studio 2S Roberts St.
 =adXt
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
GREEKS WITHDRAW.

Athens. Greece, Sept. 16, (Greek Photographic Agency). An official statement issued today on the opera tions against the Turkish Nationalists dated September 13, after reviewing the fighting of July and August, says it was considered inopportune to con- tinue pursuit of the enemy and the Greek army withdrew to the left bank of the Sakaria river.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
I. O. O. F. CONVENTION.
Members From all over North America
 Are Assembling at Toronto.

Toronto, Sept. IT. Odd Fellows from all parta of the North American continent began arriving today for the sovereign grand lodge of the order which convenes Sunday afternoon. It waa expected that fully 10000 would arrive on 30 special trains before night.
 Receptions have been planned for the visitors by both provincial and city officials. The big event of the session vii! be the parade on Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
HOLD CORN ROAST.

The third annual corn roast of the Center Church Fellowship held at the Tracy Farm in Stanley quarters last night was a decided success. The large number attending thoroughly enjoyed the outing and the opportunity to cook their meal under such ideal conditions as were afforded by the exceptional moon of last evening. After the "eats' the rest of the evening was spent in games and sports in which all present took part.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-17
KILLED BY TRAIN.

New York, Sept. 17.-Miss Alice c. Flaherty of Scarborough, for ten years a clerk in the office of Wm. J. Burns, recently appointed head of the U. s. Bureau of Investigation was killed today by train in the Grand Central station. She had planned to start on her vacation this afternoon and s2.700 was found in her purse. She was 3S years old.