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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-06-15
WiIIlIAIiEM, S. G..
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1921.

,.."I'ss s's"s"s"s"s"s s's","s"s"s"s"s"s"s"'
The Story of
Our States
BY JONATHAN BRACE
XIU.-RHODE ISLAND
,sl.spo PuoDE Is
% ) ! & !: y: !: \: !: !: j: ]: !: !: !: ;
NHf >M NM \aN name If this
Ns\ va a 4S EH state. AS can
Wx\ Y Sal IW be seen from
NtaS. o-/$~ the state seal,
>.e:3Ss 1&s the official
name is the estate Of Rhode
Island and Providence Plnnta-
tlonS." 1t originated from two
distinct settlements. The first
was made by Roger Williams in
1896. He was the pastor Of Il
church In Salem. AS he adv0-
Gated radical reforms he was
ordered to return to England.
but fled to the Narrugansett
tribe of Indians. From them he
obtained tract OF land and
called the town which he estub-
liShed Providence, in token Of
Gods mercy which had so far
provided for him.
About the same time Mrs.
Anne Hutchinson and hor fol-
lowers were expelled from Mas
sachusctts on account Of q theo-
logical dispute. Sho made her
way to the island Of Aquldneck.
which she purchased from the
Indians for 40 fathoms OF white
wampum, 20 hoes and 10 coats.
The name Of this Island was
changed to the Isle Of Rhodes,
probably after the famous Greek
island In the Mediterranean.
BY common usage 1t became
known rs Rhode Island. In 1862
Charles ii gave Rhode Island a
very liberal charter. and this re-
manned In force until 1841, when
a new state constitution was
adopted by mass conventions,
and two years later another new
constitution was legally voted.
The CHI nge In constitutions
caused what was known as
DORIS rebellion.
The entrance Of Rhode Island
into the Union In 1900 completed
the list Of the original thirteen
states. Though Rhode Island Is
the smallest OF all the states.
with only 1.248 square miles, It
is very thickly populated and
has five presidential electors,
which is more than those Of
number Of states OF much larger
territory.
CS) by Mcclure Newspaper Syndlcato>
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-06-15
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-06-15

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
LASALLE

The Easy Road" now showing
on the LaSalle screen. brings to To-
cal fans a chance Of seeing not only
one but three great film stars and
favOrites. for Thomas Meighan, the
good luck star, Lila Lee, called Cud-
dies. and pretty Gladys George are
all members Of the great cast in
this new domestic drama The story
is a fascinating one about a man
who wins his hearts desire and
pot full OF gold at the same time
and then discovers that he can't
keep both. on Sunday comes Our
led Treasure" the widely famous
story Of piracy both new and old,
issued by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and featuring Marion Davies. The
story appeared se7ially in Hearst >
magazine and in all Of the Hearst
owned newspapers, besides a great
many others.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

now teacher. Richard Merrill. has
been added 10 the teaching force.
Hurt i'm Auto Accident.
Mrs. T. A Koran. 39S Broadway,
had her wrist broken when a Ford
sedan. occupied by Mrs. Edward Nc
Laughlin. s Fourth 81, James Arm
strong. and Mrs. Koran. TUNED turtle
on the Edwardsburg road Wednes-
day afternoon. while the party was
enrOute 10 Eagle lake. other oc-
cupants OF the car escaped injury.
They escaped by craving through
the windshield. The car vas slight
ly damaged.
The conspiracy charge in connec-
ton with the Dowagiac river drain
viii again be heard at the Septem-
Der term Of the Cass county circuit
court, which opens next Monday.
Trials viii begin Monday. sept. -.
The defendants in this case, Abner
Moon, Q. J. McElhaney, Charles Z.
Ashley, and Warren GOss, Will be
represented by an able array OF
counsel. Special assistant prosecutors
Asa X. Hayden will appear for the
state.
Squirrel Season Opens Oct. 1st.
While enroute home from school
Wednesday afternoon, Carl, little son
Of Mr.. and Mrs 1. Bartlett, residing
on farm north Of Niles. was struck
by an automobile and sustained a
broken bone in his foot. The driver
Of the car, a woman. rushed the
child to a physician and then took
him home.
The season for killing fox squirrels
in this state opens oct. Is and closes
the 81. Persons are allowed 10 Kill
five squirrels in one day. and Is dur
ing the season, but may not have
more than 10 in their possession al
one time.
The Williston Construction Co, OF
South Bend has begun the work OF
laying cement for the new pavement
| on y. Fifth st. The curbing on n
Second st. which is also to be paved
was bekun Thursday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
Big ENROLMENT
IN NILES SCHOOLS
Opening Day Attendance of
Pupils Shows 200 More
Than Last Year.
Special to The News-T,mes

NILES. Mich, Sept. S-The enroll
ment in the Niles public schools to-
day was 1921, or 200 more than on
the opening day Of schoOg last fall.
In the opinion OF Supt. o. w. HAS
ley this number will be increased
to 1850 pupils within the next two
weeks, Judging from enrolment in
creases Of former years.
In the senior high school, 328
pupils are enrolled, so more than
last fall. while in the junior high
school 30S pupils are listed. which
is between 90 and 60 more than last
year. The heaviest enrolment is ia
the first and second grades, and in
the junior and senior high schools.
Every school room is crowded to
il capacity, Notwithstanding the new
manual training building has releas-
ed two rooms in the high school
building for grade classes. 1t may
even be necessary to utilize n small
room in the old central building, now
used for Office purposes, to provide
for line increased enrolment. One
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
OLIVER

Cne OF the famous Partisan dance
= palaces or pre-war days. which since
mas become the taree- for reform
ers arrows. was constructed on the
grounds OF 3Ie-ro's West Coast stu
alos IN Hollywood. Cal. az a setting
Tor one scene os 1.-The -Four Horse
men or tho Apocalypse running at
the Oliver thcatcr.
The scene shows wildly the mad
dance craze which struck Paris lm-
mediately before the European cat
Rclysm. Every detail was carried
out faithfully according 10 plans
and descriptions o. the original Par
lsian palace. furnished by Mons.
Jacques OAuray. who handled the
French technicatties OF the pro-
ductiOn. A French officer himself.
Mons D'Auray fought during the
entire duration Of the war. was
wounded several times. and finally
placed IN the Intelligence branch Of
the service. Ia this capacity. he
came 20 the United states. where
be met and married tho daughter q
an Oregoniau newspaper owner lie
and his wife live ga Los Angeles,
while Mons. D'Auray engages in
picture work
In the Partisan dance resort
scenes. Rudolph Valentino. who as
Julio Desnoyers. youthful hero Of
the story, has caused many femin-
Inc hearts 70 go plt-a-pat. is called
upon 10 execute some famous Tango
and Make dances for which he
s.a fe.r n p
dance palace also sees the growth
and development OF the love affair
between Julio and beautiful Mar
gu rise Laurier. wife Of the French
senator. Alice Terry. as Marguerite.
received accurate instruction from
Mr.. Valentino in the intricacies Of
the South American dances which
are seen so enchantngly done IN this
screen adaptation by June Mathis,
OF the famous novel A real Tzgane
orchestra furnishes the proper tenn
DO for the diflcuL. steps.
With an exceptionally large cast
and a wonderfully gorgeous produc-
ton comprising 10 scenes, "Aphro-
dlte" marks the very pinnacle In
6tage achievements. II tells the
story or DemetriOs, the sculptor, and
Chrysis. the GaLlean cOurtesan, who
exacts as proof OF his love the theft
:, OF the RhodOpis mirror, once own
ed BY Sapho; the ivory comb Of
Queen Nitocris. the theft Of which
requires the murder OF Touni, the
high priestess; and the stealing OF
the seven strings OF sacred pearls,
which decorate his own statue OF
the Goddess OF Love in the Temple
OF Aphrodite.
6ite" was the work Of Pierre From
dale, who based his play on the
famous novel OF the Same name. by
Pierre Louys. which has been for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

DR.. and Mrs Barker Beeson and
William Beeson have returned TO
chicago after visiting Mr.. and Mrs
l. n Beeson, 137 St Joseph av. Dr.
ana Mrs. Beeson viii leave Saturday
for a four months trip in Europe.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Murphy has
returned to Nazareth Academy az
Kalamazoo, TO resume her studies.
Funeral services for William Lam
berton, Niles pioneer and Civil war
veteran were held yesterday at the
residence on 18th St. by the Rev. ].
r. T. Lathrop. Burial was in Silver
Brook cemetery.
Funeral services for John Rodgers
a years old. who died at the state
hospital in Kalamazoo. Tuesday. will
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blake have
returned from Albion. Mich. where
they visited their daughter and som
.n-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Neal
Miss May Hef8in. OF Albuquerque.
y. n. is guest OF Rev. and Mrs.
H. T. Sherer at the Presbyterian
manse.
AIr. and Mrs Frank Miller are on
"a motor trip through the northern
part Of the state.
Mrs l. T.. wood has returned "a
her home from a trip 10 spIingfeld
and Chautauqua, y. Y.
Attorney and Mrs. y. II. Baoor
have returned 10 Niles after an ex
) tended visir TO eastern points
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Clark won thz
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
AMUSEMENT NEWS

years one Of the most famous Of
Frerrn literary classics. A. adapt
"a Tor tho American stage ~ George
O.. Haze'ton, "Aphrodite" IS said 10
represent nothing 50 much "a a liv-
Ing tapestry. rich beyond descrip-
ton. for during It's performance the
stage burns with color and seethes
with excitement, as one lovely pic
turs melts intO another. Aphro-
d.te on her pedestal, Chrysis on her
ambulent couch tho gHttering pro-
cessions. the moon,it grove OF Aph-
rodlte. the dazzling feast in the
glowing house OF Bacchys, the
thrilling assault on the beacon Of
Alexandria, these are pictures such
as the ere has rarely seen and the
mind can never forget.
Seats on sale today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
ORPHEUM

Khaym continued his successful
he opened the program at the Or
pheum theater for the last half Of
the week. His claim 20 be the peer
OF all mental masters is apparently
far fetched but his personality COM
bined with various replies Of evil
dent cleyern ess brought much ap-
plause from the Thursday audience.
The Jack George duo In who dat
said who? are clever couple.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

Members Of the Social club viii
open the season with a 6 o'clock pot
luck dinner, complimentary 20 their
husbands. &c be given at Island park
tomorrow.
Mrs L. J. Dougan. Plat ST, is
entertaining her sisters, Mrs. r. D.
Lemon OF Cincinnati and Mrs. +. +.
Clavereign Of Chicago. They are old
residents OF Niles.
Mrs. .. J. Satterlie has returned
to Kalamazoo, after visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Guide
man. 81 St Joseph az.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

Their line of chatter Is a revelation.
Their jokes are new ones, so Of
course. they appeal 20 ALL
Howard and Jean Chase Co. who
played the first half OF the week are
scheduled the second part and their
comedy, "Thats Mine" went big.
Patrica and De-roy have some good
dancing steps while Olive BHscoe
and Al Raugh, In the Brave Cow
ard" are pair that can not be
criticized.
Wildred Dubois a jongle1r Par
isian, helps complete an all round
good vaudeville show. Pathe news
and Aesop's fables as usual are fav-
orable TO ALI. l. X.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
77Sz[5;SE J =; 9 rs

Boys Suits, ell wool mix
lures in greys. browns or
greens, sizes from 8 to u.
with , pairs Of pants. These
suits sell everywhere at
$500. special at $685.
Boys extra good quality
Corduroy Suits in sizes up to
II - exceptional values
at ......... S6.95
Ch1drens Suits in sizes
up to Especial. go. S4.95
Boys all Wool Knee
Pants, all sizes to l7-worth
$500, at .. S1.45
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

80 in. heavy weight white
Outing, Z5c value. yard l5c
Good quality Apron
Bingham. yard Toe
80 in light color Per
Gales. yard .......13 BE
Shifting Cinghams, good
quality. yard .15c
Hemstitched Pillow Cases,
each ...... Csc
Oil Cloth ia white or
fancies. yard .23c
Good quality pure white
Cotton Batting for full size
comforter ..---. -79c
Fine quality bleached
Muslin, no dressing. l5c
value. yard ...1O Toe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

first prize I'm tho dancing contest at
the T. O. o. r. picnic ~ Lake Chaplin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

be held from the Troost undertaking
rooms at Q O'Clock Friday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
Ladies Oxfords

You'll be delighted to see
such beautiful styles at these
prices. in satins. brown or
black calf or kid feathers.
You save $500 on every
pair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
WINDOW SHADES

WINDOW SHADES
Extra good quality Vim
dow Shades in light or dark
green, special -. 4sc
100 extra good quality
butcher knives. worth up TO
75c special .. 39c
in medium weight suitable
for early fall wear. worth
SI.Z5, At ..........S Sc
EXTRA SPECIAL
For Saturday in Alumni
UNI Ware. Enameled Ware,
Galvanized Ware and Crock
cry. prices lower than ever
before. Basement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
Hand Bags

Two big specials in all
Leather Hand Bags, all
shapes and sizes.
Up to $3.50 values S1.46
Up to $500 values S1.95
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
Toilet Articles

Mavis Talcum ....... 19c
Woodbury. $ Soap. ; for soc
Colgates Tooth Paste. Zoe
Luxor Face Powder 39c
Gillette Razors, with extra
blades ...... S5c
Patent Leather Belts. 25c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
Extra Special

Ladies full fashioned Hose in black white coors, a
$3.50 value Saturday $1.29
Corsets in white or pink. Boys heavy Hose in
made expressly for black only, 45c value at Csc
ST. so value, Saturday $1.O0 liz, ell. =.
Tidy Pants in white Hose in black white col
TAM worth Soc, at .29c Saturday special. 48c
Mems Silk Shirts worth $3.50 all Sizes fall pat
Main Floor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
New Fall Footwear
AT 81 and Sc None Higher

200 pairs Comfy House
Slippers, all colors and sizes.
worth $500, Saturday. sPe-
cial ........ Sl.29
Childrens and Misses
School Shoes in black kid
or calf feathers. An extra
good all leather shoe at a
reasonable price.
Sizes 81 to H.. S2.45
Sizes ~ to 2 S2.95
Same in brown SOC high
eT.
Children $. Misses and
Boys School Shoes on bar
gain table, worth S100 a
pair more. at. S2.45-S1.95
Basement
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-14
MARE roc IN
RICHMOND, VA.
0ip1i snorti u rkniti.
paGube 600. 600 dollari.

Richmond, W, 13 Martie. So
Cinci oameni an ars si IS s'an RI
nit cu oloazia unui mare foe care
! isbucnit II doua prSvalii din
Broad Str.
u Batru din eel MORT an fost
po4pisri, III ii eincilea nd . fost
ancA identifiyat
Paguhe ! N urc4 ID 50O.O 900
sdollati
Focul y isbucnits intro, prsva-
lie p "A Rfte.vA minute 1ntreg edi-
ficiu] I ost n flacari, ba inca n
pravxlia & yecipi ! prins foc,
b eoi psliis n pospisri s'a urcai
e scops = iocul. Acc
~ y a dpompierii "
m infre esri patruI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-14
De ALE z|LEI

In fine s'a fdcut ruptura 81 nu-
MAI inceputul greu.
o telegrumd de Vineri din Elena,
Montana, anun!d ca pdrldmentul
dcelui stat q UOtdt tdrG de $500
pc an pc burlaci.
In project Sc preceded deplin1
egalitate, adicd 81 femeile carl nu
Sc mdritG dela O etdte Qnumitd sd
tie tarate GU So, dar legiuitorul
lea scutit.
"VenitM Sc "a intrebuinta er-
clusic pentrW pensiuni !, acordate
udduvel0r," sice telegrama.
Legeo g lege, M'di ce-i face, tire.
bue sd te supui la ca, ddr sd fl fost
fdcutd de un parliament compusi
crclusiv din femei. mar fl fost maj
pdrtimitoare IN partea serului fe-
meesc. Ele sunt scutite si'f9ndul
pr0vemt din gloaba bdrbatilor tot
Tor u Sc df, vddurelor, ca sd nu
fse silite sd Sc mdrite.
S'a sis de multi Cd cauza celiba-
tulm nu sc dat0re$te nun,ai bdrba-
tilor CT pc ldngd alte cauze, econo'
mice, ETC., 81 feneilor, 81 dacd n,'
Sc pot inldtura causele, dacd Sc
crede Cd prin tara asupra burldciev
sc pron,ocd cdsnicia, atu,,ci trebu'a
fdrd dor 81 poate, ca 81 femeile car
nM cor sd Sc mdrite sd fie supust
la tara, 81 venituI mci Udduvelo'
sau udduvilor, burldci 81 u',ii 81 al
tii, CT sd fie destimat ca pren,iu ce
lor carl 1esi trag tdrga pc 1tscdt
Sc cdsdtoresc ca sd-si indepeineascd
datOrM .firedscd cdtre s0cietate.
,aH ~ C1RIBI&
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-14
INTRE' COMMUNIST
81 SOCIALIST

Dl FlueraS .publica in 'Dezro-
birea" un articol din care extra
gem:
'Numai, astfel de indivizi pot
sd Sc afilieze la Internationala a
Ill fara a'si rezerva pici un drept
de Observable 81 obiectivitate. 81
atunci nu-i mirare, ca acestia nu
tin seama de inprejurarile in
earl Sc afla clasa muncitoare din
Romania 81 nu lie pasa, de supra.
suferintele ce. lie cauzeaza prin
proNocarea reactiunei 81 aga des'
tdl de tirana.
'Acestia vor cauta sd duca Ia
indeplinire poruncile lrimite d.
La Moscova mai multi pentrn ma
mile lor b0lnave, ycaci numai des
creerat trebue sd fie cincva, care
|ssa incere a Sc razbuna pc class
muncitoare pentru aceasta lupta
4xpunind-o la cele mai mari pc
ricole. Moi insa - reprobdm felu
de a arunca masele peste un riu
facind din eonpurile -ei podul d
ltrecere. ca acestia s'au afiliat \
lInternationala de la Moscova il
tot caxul numai muncitorimei noa
sire nu-i. VA ii de folos: s'au ex
sclus singuri din sinu Il, Selvfnd-<
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-14
10000 | Z bO!|seVigi In|
ss
revOIta
ARMATA GENERALULUI BUDIENNY sA UNIT GU
REvOLUTI0NARH
.1voIFslE Sc aAsPi1Dsso IN Russia rrRrAaA
BULLETIN

STOCKHOLM Is Martie.-Ziarul Nya Daylight
Allehanda aduce ytirea din sursa foarte bin nfor-
mat4 Cd generaul Budienny, fost TRIMS de gu
vsrnul soveteor din Russia de sud catre Moscva ATTN
gand Ia 0re trecut de partea revolutionarilor Gu
fntreaga armatA de- 10000 oameni 81 asistat la
ocpparea orasuluf Orel Aceasta veste ma fost insa
con{irmata
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-14
TREI SUITE De 0AMENI
ARESTAJI IN KANSAS
CITY

Kansas City. In decursul IL
lei de eri au fost prinsi mai multi
de trei suite de oameni 81 fost
secvestrata beutura in valoare de
mai niulte mil dollari, asemenea
0 multime de pusti, revolvere, GU
tite 81 ~altfel de arme. Politiei ia
VENT la cnnostinta ca Italienii
din oras Sc pregatesc ID omoare
mai multi oficiantiA de polite 81
Cd in acest scop ar Il eoncentrat
oameni din diferite parti ala
Americei, pe cari ii-sr ii plStit
din IN fond AZ 90 dollari,
adnnat Az nists leneri sn,
deodatx A. si-a, tst 'slIIl
planul. sss1 q . s & M y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-14

In bcalul Stokes din 135 st.
Clair Ave. IN. f. eri seara la ora
IL, un politist a fmpuscat pc un
boxer, Herman Calweit.
PoLitia spus cazul precum
!: Clubul romanesc 'Lu-
nina" aranjat eri noapte 0 Pc
trecere impreunata cu Dams, in
Hala Stokes. Boxerul Calweit
era 81 ell prin public, cind pc Ia
ora II, provocind un scandal,
politistul ce era de fata, II. A.
McGrath, Ia pus afara. Dans,,l
s'a oprit. Cind politistul esit
afara la strada, 0 ceata cam de
treizeci de oameni Ia atacat. IL
s'a retras pima la parete 81 a
scos revolverul. Herman Calwitt
a inccput sd dea in politist, care
ia tras un glont, care Ia omori,
imediat. A fost traspQlrtat la spi.
talul st. Clair, unde. a fost d.
clarat de mort.
Politistul a adus la statia cen
trala politieneassa pc fratele In
Calweit si pc altii, carl au fos'
ascultati 81 au povestit cazul ass
precum Fam relatat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-14
JUDEcATA PoPORuLUl

Versailles, KY. 13 Msrtie. ~
o ceata de Oameni a VENT eri III
Versailles, u scos GU forta din
temnita pc Richard James, care
e a<pzat Gu asasinarea lui Ben T,
Rogers 81 Homer Nave din Mid
way 81 ia spNinzq.aAAe N ua arbore'
In jurul temnitei era pusa
garda deoarece sc auzia ca vOr
veni pretinii celor asasinati sil
vor sp1nzura pc assassin. Dapa
amiazi au 81 sosit intr 'un automo.
bill, au luat cheile de Ia pazit0rul
temnitei, au scos pc Richard ia.
mes, l'au legat Gu 0 funie 81 fau
pus intr 'un automobil. L'am dus
afara din oras 81 l'au spfnzura1
de 1ln arbore linga soseaua care
dalce IA Midway. TrupW a,au "a
sat acolo 81 ei s'au dus acasa, II
Midway. Cadavrul q &ost lust az'
dimineata Ia ora Z.
Procesul lpi James Richard, N
negru, So Sffnit Vineri seara
Juriul fost convins Cd e 9
omoldt pc Gel dol oameni dar AZ
. putnt aduce sentinta, deoarect
ia votur ersu pc linga judeca
rea Ia moarte, iar un vot p'
lings fnchiderea pc viat4 Preti
nil ssasinatilor au fdcut indecata
ei singuri..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-14
'N0UA MILlOANE
IN LOG De PATRu

Detroit. Biserica catolica dc
ari = cernt credinciosilor q
suma de patru milioane de dollarl
ca q poatA fnfiinta un institut
teologic. Credinciosii IN Occurs
de . saptam6na au adnnat s.1ms
de IS, ,O66. .as7 ~. Acest rez.lltaa
neastept It Va ii sFuntat azi II
toate bisericile din 6tateae Upite
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-14
IA lMPuscAT.
PRlETENUL SAU

Akron. Dawson Smith, de
l3 ami, malrit All in sl,italul ora
sului din caalza ca Ia impuscat
pretinul sau, un copil de u ami
Aanbii $ 'au jlcat in casa parinti-
lor acestui din urma, cind acests
. sflat revulre1il- tatalui sau
Jucandu-se Gu 81 revolverul . 4
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