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Evening star., 1921-01-22
Leap. through Car Window.

JACKSONVILLE, F'la-Joe Furrey,
alias J. B. Stetson. alias Ed Leonard
who was being taken back to Fort
Worth. Tex on a charge of being i'm
plicated in b $4,000 swindle, made a
desperate bid for liberty here when
he leaped through Pullman car win
dow as the train neared the outskirts
Of the city. He was handcuffed at
the time and was soon recaptured, and
returned to Jail. He escaped serious
injury.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
s:s,ooo verdict for Girl.

DURHAM, N. CA jury in superior
court rendered a verdict for $2S,000
In favor Of Miss Nellie Brock, a seven
teen-year-old high school girl. suing
the Five Points Automobile Company
and the Carolina Power and Light
Company for injuries sustained when
her arm was permanently damaged as
q result of the explosion Of a vulcan
king plant. The automobile company
was made primarily liable.
Evening star., 1921-01-22

CLEVELAND. Ohio.-1n an effort to
break up the operations of a gang OF
money exchansers, Cleveland bankers,
acting through the Cleveland clearing
house. voted to accept Canadian money
only at a discount of 20 per cent This
action was taken after a committee OF
bankers earlier in the day had agreed to
Organized gangs have been flooding
northern cities Of the country with
Canadian coin and have been making
profits Of thousands Of dollars, which
American banks have lost, according to
j. G.. Henderson. manager Of the COM
mercial division of the foreign depart
ment Of the Guardian Savings and Trust
Company. one OF the largest banks in
the city.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Faces $1,000 Larceny Ch.rx..

NEW YORK.-Charged with the lar
ceny of $11.705, Samuel l.. Harper,
formerly president OF Harper, Mar
shall & Thompson Company, export
ers. was arrested here. An Indictment
says he withheld the money from a
payment of $145.185 made to his COM
rany by another concern for a ouan-
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Thirty AsWets~ Guilty.

NORFOLK, va.-Thirty-one persons
have been tried in the corporation
court on indictments charging VIOLA
tion OF prohibition laws. Twenty-one
entered pleas of guilty and nine 9TH
ers were convicted. Only one. a
woman. was acquitted
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Farm Conference Adjouru..

BIRMINGHAM. Ala--Reading of re-
ports and a round-table discussion of
future policies marked the closing ses-
sion OF the three-day conference of
southeastern farm extension workers
here. Establishment of an organiza ton
among boys OF the rural districts similar
to the Boy Scouts was advocated by
b. Q. Williams Of South Carolina.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Rail shou Men Accent Cut.

SAYRE, Pa-The 1000 employees OF
the Lehigh Valley railroad shops here
announced that they had accepted the
companys proposal of a five-day week
instead Of six-day week, with 16 per
cent cut in the force.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Not Under State Authority.

ATLANTA. - The state securities
commission of Georgia ruled that
foreign finance corporations organ
lied under the Edge act do not come
under its jurisdiction, but under that
OF the Federal Reserve Board,
Evening star., 1921-01-22
b. b. Lawrenee Dfes,

NEW Y0RKSBenjamin Bowden Law
renee, widely known consulting MIXING
engineer and trustee Of Columbia Uni
versity, died here after brief illness
He was born in Elmira, N. T., in 1857
After obtaining his degree at the CO.
lumbia University School Of Mines in
1873. Mr.. Lawrence went to Colorado,
where he worked for several years in
the mining diDtricts. He returned to
New York in 1901 and opened an Office
In Wall street, where he established a
reputation as 6ne Of the leading con-
0ulting mining engineers Of the country.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Father Of Six Minister. Dies.

GAINESVILLE, Fla.-Daniel Jenkins,
seventy-seven. father of six prominent
preachers in the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. died here last night at
the homo Of one Of his sons. the Rev.
c. Jenkins.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Re.cued Crew i'm Fort.

NEW YORK.-Capt. Atkinson and the
crew Of thirty EIGHT of the steamer
Lakeside Bridge, wrecked OF the Azores
last month, arrived here on the steamer
Andalusia, from Bremen, via Horta.
The Lakeside Bridge, bound from Bre-
men for Galveston. lost her propeller in
a heavy gale, was blown ashore near
the Island Of Fayal and became total
wreck.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Find whisky Blackmailers.

MILWAUKEE-Sal of
Milwaukee and Wisconsin have been
fieeced of more than 100000 by the
operations of q gang of bogus reve-
nue. agents, 1t was revealed by the
government secret service bureau
hire. 1t was announced that arrests
of leaders in the blackmail ring is
expected within a few days.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Woman Accuses Parxon.

ATLANTA. Ga.-The Rev. DR..
Caleb A. Ridley. pastor of the Central
Baptist Church. was arrested here on
a charge of "disorderly conduct" aft
er Mrs. j. B. Hamilton. neighbor,
had accused him of improper con-
duct" toward her and her husband.
according to neighbors. DIR. Ridley
issued a statement terminR the
charges an internal lie" and said the
affair followed Mrs. Hamilton's ap-
peal to him because a workman on
a nearby building had attempted to
flirt with her. Mrs. Hamilton told
police the pastor came and sat in the
swing on her porch and tried to put
his arms around her.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
$4,000 Fire Loss.

LULA. Miss.-Five stores. the tele-
phone exchange and a hotel building
were destroyed by fire of undetermined
origin here. causing loss estimated
At $4,000.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Accused of Murder. plea Not Guilty.

TOLEDO, Ohio. - Edward Foley.
eighteen years old. of Denver and
Omaha. charged with the murder of
two New York Central Railroad Som
pany detectives and the robbery of
company ticket agent of $4,000 last
Monday. was arraigned and pleaded
not guilty. Foley was indicted on
two charges Of murder.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
.Hoiiday,, for Techn,.., M,

PITTSBURGH-Ofic of the cen.
trail region of the Pennsylvania rail-
road here announced that technical
men to the number of about 1900
would be given holiday of one day
each week during the freight and
passenger depression
Evening star., 1921-01-22
poIice Chief Accused.

WILKES BARRE. Pa--Charged with
conspiracy to defraud two Atlantic
city men in an alleged whisky deal.
warrants have been sworn out for
the arrest Of Joseph Goraham. chief
of police Of Ashley. and four other
to be associated in a drug company.
The men from Atlantic City-John
Raratta and Joseph de Cfo-claim
they agreed to purchase from the
Ashley men a quantity of liquor for
$2,4OO, which they said they paid.
shipment. they came to Wilkes Barre
and related their troubles to Alder
man Alex Ricketts,. who issued the
warrants.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Responsible for Home Rreu

CHICAGO.-The landlord of any
tenant convicted Of making home
brew will be fined $1,000, District At
torney Ciyne announced. The fine.
Mr.. Clyne explained, should really be
placed against the amateur brewer.
but since many OF them are unable
to pay and have not sufficient prop
erty to attach. the fine will be levied
against the landlord. 1.-The saloon
act holds an owner guilty of law vio-
said. "If the tenant can't pay, the
landlord must"
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Fruit Men Appeal to Board.

CHICAGO.-Delegates to the Ameri-
can Fruit and Vegetables Growers As
socfation. contending that present rail-
road rates on perishable food were pro-
hibitive. have passed resolution asking
the United States Railroad Labor Board
to correct the present 'intolerable con-
dition"
Evening star., 1921-01-22

KANSAS CITY, Mop. Connor,
weather forecastsr, announces that
with minimum temperature of So
degrees Thursday was the warmest
January night on the Kansas City
weather bureau records Of thirty-two
years.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Heads Chicago Opera COMPANY.

CHICAGO-The appointment of
George Miller Spangler as business
manager Of the Chicago Opera Asso-
citation has been announced inform
ally by Miss Mary Garden, director
general. He succeeds Herbert John
son, who resigned last week at the
same time as Ginc Marinuzzi, the
former director general. when Miss
Garden was appointed to supreme au-
thority in the opera company. Miss
Garden plans to leave for New York
Immediately after her appearance in
the afternoon opera, to prepare for
the New York season of the Chicago
company.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Girl GEO Fffteen lfonths.

HELENA, Nont.-Miss Ruth Kane,
twenty-five. folmer assistant postmaster
at East Helena who pleaded guilty to
embezxlement of federal funds. was SEN
tenced to fifteen months in federal
prison and fined $5,909.S5 by Judge
BourQuin. in United States district court
Miss Kane said she spent the money on
furs. diamonds and other luxuries. The
money taken. 1t is said. has been re-
placed. A stay of sentence was granted,
pending an appeal to President Wilson
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Freed of Murder Charge.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. - George
Clemmons. a local restauranteur,
Kirby. a steel worker. several weeks
ago. during a row in a restaurant.
was acquitted in the criminal court
here. Clemmons entered q plea of
self-defense.
Evening star., 1921-01-22

| LAREDO. Tex.-Samuel Gompers
and other delegates who attended the
Pan-American Federation conference
at Mexico City, have arrived here. The
party left for Fort Worth.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Attack Papermakers.

LYNCHBURG. Va.-Manufacturers
of news print were attacked by
speakers at the closing meeting OF
the Virginia Press Association here
II. L. Opie of Staunton spoke of
tricks" employed to induce making
of contracts at higher than market
prices. and others entered the discus:
sion. Manufacturers of printing ink
also were severely criticised.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
One Dead, Two Injured in Crash.

PENSACOLA, .Fla.-Sheriff j. M.
Summerlin of Oskaloosa county was
killed and Frank. Fern and William
Bishop of Crestview, Fla, were prob
ably fatally injured, when an automo-
bile in which they were riding was
struck by Louisville and Nashville
passenger train at crossing one
mile east of Crestview.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Waterman Killed. Robbed.

CHARLESTON, S. C-The body of
John l. Galley, night watchman for
the Maybank Fertilizer Company, was
found near the tracks Of the Seaboard
Air Line. He had been killed and
robbed. Death was caused by a blow
In the back of his head with a sharp
instrument. The offices of the COM
pany were ransacked, desk drawers
being broken into.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Cashier Becomes Governor.

DOUGLAS, Ariz.-According to in
formation brought here from Hermo-
sillo. Sonora, by officials Of the bank,
Epsgmenio Ybarra has resigned as
caahier Of the Mercantile and Agri-
cultural Banking Corporation Of Her
mosillo to accept appointment as gov
ernor Of the northern district of
Lower California. Mexico.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
0s<rseh sk1.. IN, sho..

BOSTON.-Ostrich skin shoes, which
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Wholesale Theft of Revolvers.

BoSTON,-A clue leading to one
possible source of the supply of
weapons obtained by criminals was
discovered when an arrest revealed a
wholesale theft of service revolvers
from the navy yard. The check-up by
navy ofhcials so far shows that more
than forty weapons have been taken
from the arms ROOM
Evening star., 1921-01-22

WALTHAM, Mass.-Mary Watson
Whitney. astronomy professor emeritus
of Vassar College, died at her home
here. She was a member of various
scientific societies and had contributed
many papers on astronomical subjects
She was director of observatories at
Vassar from 1889 to 1910, when she re-
tired.
Evening star., 1921-01-22
yacancy to Continue.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-Gov. Hyde
announced he would not call special
election in the fourth district to fill the
vacancy caused by the. death of Repre-
sentative Charles Booher. AS Mr.
Booher's term expired in March. the
governor said the expense of a special
election would not be Justified. Charles
L. Faust, republican, Is the congress-
man ELECT from the district
Evening star., 1921-01-22
Young Soldier weds.

LINCOLN, Neb.-Raymond Bur-
leigh, said to be the youngest SOL
der to serve with the American expedi-
uonafy force, was married here Tues
day to Miss Corrine Buffum, it has
become known. Burleigh is said to
have enlisted in 1917 at the age of
eleven. He served twenty-nine months
in France.
Evening star., 1921-01-22

it is claimed will out-wear leather
footwear and cost less, soon will be
seen in Boston. The first consign-
ment of ostrich skins have arrived
here in an American Steamship from
South Africa Manufa cture of tn.
shoes will begin Immediately and will
be offered to women and men as an
easter novelty"
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Arrangements incomplete

ArraNgen,rn'S = &c ilr'r9' -
William TaSNcs IuUU~r. i:"i"'n"n' -
,!yed tuymer ~: SE"rr.,:!. ~" N''
Killed Friday a!;"rn"Hr """H IA "H''
;,.uuEed c,cr ~ rmhannm"a;. are IN
.,,nH:r:r oN:".: :. the .tS," 49," -
son. Blaine. from :He ~. -" = en-
-ru,e nero FROM San Deg. Gal, Fhe
rera:rs WI :" rr:u"v.-j iH:S W":H'nG
fro u,he II. = I.ui"s u0'I'riIk'ns ''t'',-
nShmrr: acre :" tn" r"m" ~ S""rrar"'
whore hey " II De held V"i" The absent
son arrives ~ "Wednesday.
The deceased - -HEN:l"d ~ "'S
w.tov. :oH~ sons ana '"T" taHEA'r'S.
Mrs. Conner. who MAS a,Su ~ tie ma
rn.ac :. ,Sr Lac Q; "a %''.d"n.. va
~ renewed = her a"U" :r'm ,"' ''''"-
sac HnSy.tat cnua!. she Suffered 49,
.,--S. injuries
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BENWOOD
Three Cars wrecked.


i."!".ct SIr.'n. ',";t ."H = y i''"' to'r
-. var ;.,a tuiu TWO ears "h'N Wy"
,..,rN.! without ,IGitS III NH'>i'. street
-, saturday night ~! tire ",'r% Nric
>lgtsh"d up aut Ne Mitchell ana one .''
49,. other ears are total wrecks l""
occupants Of the car driven 10y Sr"th
40 Jack Nv',!". E"l"r, Saith. j. u.
N1.rnr,l ;raH :, child. The "h!id rc'r'' Cd
<!..kt injuries hut ~" rest ESCAPED .u-
I.ry entirely. The other tx" cars We
.rnccuvicG - the INN" ~ IL" ac"ld' ~
Ti,, owners IRE uNkn"wn.
Special Services.
There vii -. >I"',!Hl s"Tb ices n"tn I
the s.. Johns tltholi' church 'niS ~. >.
T'u"ad,y 49, Saints Pdv services ~
$50. : ard a. III.
Lutheran Church.
isrcEl.r ~,','. W'"" H".' - I"
Lutheran rNa",.h N,>'"ri.I~ E-V :; -
e. Columbus. -. occupied the Hiip.t
18TH morning .sud r'"r'u".
Industrial Circle.
Tke Industrial rIr,,c 60; "a" M"iH"d'It
church viii meet Thurs,!ay evening 1t;
'l.r homo o; Mrs. Gr'r"" tsahu>
Lower Er"Nnud. !'r yer '.'"tlnc Wed.
,.o.,.ltv sl-n;nr - the church.
Methodist Church
Regular SrrN .yrS wrr" he'd At :h'
Methods, church yesterday IT 100 +,
the morning NJ III" cN""'Hr services
i;"r. Fred = And~ls"O S."'r'H'"n'""
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..,.u4! e feeling Of relief Is eXprrIehced
b., lhc drrusit"rs as under the ne" can
Il ,"i. c,rl! liability would lie net
Assistant Cashier w. G. Pounds u!
80, First NH'iOna! hank was strich"H
with acute appendicitis Thursday. Miss
Gladys HaH!rit hoUkkGcper of the san"
.u-iliUit II. Vas ais" stricken wi'h III"
81 u" d..".tsc ,ast weck. Both are CON
l.l.cs,t:,E 4: tine Wethrl County hospital
les ani Mr" \. T.. Barnes. formerly
81 H"sch, Enrk EaN" moved to New
Martin: NIiIc To make their home. Rex
liLrIr~ has hrrn Il Methodist minister
Tor H"rc than forty wears, and was re
;.r"d - the last conference.
MIR" !nr"urr Nick Jones vas called
- IHtrm""t i'rlHDy by the severe ILL.,
ness e E".. father. !. e. Mckinney.
\ special communication OF Wct2ci
dye M -. \. f. & 4. NJ. Will he
held III h"nur ~ Gcurg" Washington
next Friday evening Wnrl: In the Mag
rrr's degree will h" done Nv AL tn" past
masters under the direction OF Frank
Wells Clark
Mrs. II. Fred Moor" IS visiting her
PARENTS Il; I.ittctnn this week.
, u. l.. P"stIcw"it has established 4
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modern bakery in tho North Emo. ~
will be nodern!y equipped. and no douos
will br very successful
Russell Morris u Tulsa, Okla.. Is nv
cu.s, Of his father. Judge /. j. MOTIFS
Mrs Helen Mil N-stwater mas 70;
turned t. her home In 'leFe'aHo "i'eF
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,mi, v.;,,rr The first Of their dances
wore held Thursday evening.
Ncssrs Cross and Stu,lnr have taken
crorcc Of the Wntzel Republican.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-18
lNvlTARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Cuza Vod&" din Mas
sillon, Ohio, are onoare a invita-
pc toate Societatile, Cluburi 81
parochii precum 81 pc toti fratii
romani 81 romance din loo 81 jur
lua parte ia Petrecerea Gu dams
care va avea loc Sambata seara
l9> Nov. 1921 in Hala Societatii
"Cuza Voda" din Columbia
Heights.
Inceputul Pctrecerei va Fl la
ore!e $50 >. m. 81 va dura pana
in zori de ri.
Pretul de intrare Domnii: soc !;
Damele % cent?
Muzica nationala din loc va
distra onor. public Gu cele mai
frumoase arii de dams 81 cantecc
rationale.
Suprasolviri sc primesc Gu mare
multam'ti 81 Sc vor cuita pc Gale
ziaristica.
Bufetul va fl aranjat Gu tot
relul de mizeluri 81 beuturi reco-
ritoare.
Deci in speranta caci toti fratii
romani 81 romance din loc 81 jur
he va da tot sprijinul D-nealor
posibll participant intr' 'un numar
eat Sc poate de mare la aceasta
petrccerc pana la revedere am
ramas salutandu-va Gu dragoste
frateasca.
In numelo Societatii 'Cuza
Voda" din Massillon, Ohio.
Comitetul aranjator.
(269-70).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-18
cETITI 81 RASPtNDITl zARUL ,AMERICA"
sATELE 81 CooPERATIvELE.

Cine nu cllnoaste vechea situa-
tie a satclor noastre pline cu sam
sarii 81 ciocoii ce storceau toata
vlaga sateanului ca un bureteg z
Pc atunci oameni nu erau decat
boerii, carl conduceau satele Gu
.biciul in NINA, 81 cand Sc maniau
pocneau GU harapnicile trupurile
trudite ale satenilor, ce din ri 81
pana n noapte nu-si puteau ago
nisi bucata de pane. Prinsi de
.u iarna de nevoi Sc indreptau la
ciocoiu, gandind ca vor gasi mila
81 vor Fl ajutati. Oar aceasta era
numai un Wis. Sa mai vorbim de
bolile care ii secerau, de intuneri-
cul in care traiau? Atunci un
want binefacator fncepu sd bata.
Soarele sc arata pc Ger 81 propo-
vaduitorii cooperatiei Incepura
sd rascoleasca satele, predicand o
noua evanghelie, intovarasirii
in banci populare, obstii de eX-
ploatare, cooperative de consum
81 desfacere.
Cum all jelit ciocoii prazile
pierdute 81 cum au scrasnit din
dinti, lucru cunoscut de toti.
Atunci au inceput sd puma 81
piedici.
Oar cerbicia sateanului nostru
nj cunoscuta. Mai curind STAR
Fl dat viata, decat sa renunte. 81
astfel ri GU ri, numarul propova-
duitorilor S 'au mart, operile s'an
desvoltat 81 satele au inceput sd
81 schimbe fata. In locul scolilor
darapanate cooperatorii au ridi-
cat altele mari 81 frumoase, in To-
|cul circiumilor au ridicat ease de
cetire 81 biblioteci popu!are, ala
turi de cooperativele ce usureaza
nevoile Capitalul lOr q inccrcat's 81
lucreaze 81 in locul capitalului c;o-
coiesc s'a ridicat eapitalul ob
stesc. Minunile care le au facut lie
vedem pretutindeni.
Teranul a scapat de vechile po-
vcri, inccput sd munceasca voios
/ 81 cu>drag, in arsita soarelui, Cos
podariile bogate surid calatorului
trudit ce ar cere un adapost.
Truda apostolilor ma fost z;i
darnica 81 astazi am putea spunc
Ca batrinul Simion: Slobozeste
Doamne pc robul tau, caci ochi;
mel au vazut mintuirea teranului
romin.
Mintuirea acesta VENT prill
desrobirea economical Gu ajutorul
cooperatiei. 81 acum sd lasam
timpul sa-si desavirseasca opera.
I. stefanescu-G -Gruiu.
(Din IN. Romanesc").
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