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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28

''E multi mai mare CO mine,
Ano."
''Cu catf Gu vre-o opt ami. Oar
ia spune c1ti stunt mai in putere
81 mai chipesis de seama lui, ba
|d,ca si din flac4ii din sati''
Isl 0 leoata de copii.ss
'Toti buni de treaba. Tu nu.
mai 81 stai 81 80 poruncesti, si
stii>c6 pc Vasile null inttece nj.
meni Ia treaba.ss
Isl GU o grosz& de datorie pe
espm lui.s 81
''Ce datorief Dators aia q
|judccata ii vrs.o dou4 suite g
lam dat eand ! fngropat Pc
6afta.n =
''Vr'o sase suite"
Isl cinciseci, afkrx de dobdnda
de 4 inal noa incosce, d ore
opt pogoans a pknlnt i vite.''
'Nusl iau.s e
Asenltt yerigosrx I'll cx .
= ajnnei bine cul q. Bx1bat . d
|numai exsssti. Uite, rxuuine -
- s 81. Isl - ~.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28

sunt rugaH toH s'soasn>n
nogtd . ohservs urm1too1ooo
regul h trimiteroe pon1ED
schimbaro Do adroox:
!. 6x o scrie adreoe voGko
mde 10 mars xiaxul q a6rooo
unde 50 mutat.
2. L fisoars peFsoaa1 6
% alxturo unxrd Do b. 1 g
ceuto q nj g doa nNmG1o o0gns
dsi q q orag1lui eoresk
Oino M oboegvx aeooto s..
Suh in sada1 asteap9 g ! g
schimbe adrese G N 9 poa1A
Ad1nlniek11la.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
Reforna agrazx.
Plata prstului.

D. /. RADUCANU discuta in
.jurul art. 157, chestiunea pretui-
rii in ansamblul eli, aratand enor-
mitatea sarcinilor, carl vor apasa
,bugetul statului, careSi ia asu.
'pra-si platA- ! jam4tate din pre-
tul de 40 arenda regionala acor-
data proprietarilor.
D-sa propune un amendment
in sensul ca pretul sd fie fixat la
de 20 de orr venitul net, calculat
dupa media veniturilor inscrise
in roluri intre anil 1916 20.
D. C. GAROFLID: Trebue sd
til scama Cd daca pamantul ar fl
fost lasat liber la viizare, pretul
lui ar Fl urmat cursul celorlalte
lucruri sporite in valoarea lor no.
minala. Pentru pamant insa s a
mentinut tot pretul nominal din
nainte dc razboiu.
d. RADUCANU: Nici dvs. nu
trebue Sd uitati ca pretul de cum
parare pentru tarani Sc fixcaza
pentru veynicie.
D. l. MtHALACHE, intreaba
pc dl ministru de agricultural sd
raspunda clar cine va plati do.
banxile, statul sau taranul, la ra'
ltele intarziatei
D. GAROFI1D: D. minis
tru . raspuns eri precis: De in.
data &c s'a hotxrit ca jumState
statul. plata. dobinxilor va trece
asupra taranilor.
Sc vOteazx nemOdificate art
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28

stunt Gu mana goaaa 81 de anil Ell
imi pare rau, veriyoara.'
''Nu draga. Nu te supara. Tu
stii bine cat tin = tine. Daca as
sti Cd nu-i de time nu ti-asi ii zis
si pima acum al fl vorbit Gu el
pentru Frusina, da tare mi-ar Fl
aminte ss va luati amindoi."
DE cef'
/ ''Uite aga, 81 s1 Il si tu parte
de un barbat Gu 1are s& poti tral
d viatx. dupS voia -"
ri, lasa, numai spune. Tia.
ninte sa-ti plate1sst mai curipd
datoria. Nu-i assl Gpuner'
ri, datorie +! Doex Or Fl q Sc
facx, v'syi ierta % datorie.''
',Dai De cand te-ai f1cnt asa
de galantosna r lntreb4 ninca
'eu IN accent de lssre, rzzfnd cu
pofta.
'Pentru tine 6 face si nj
multi u char ~ fsc, dast a.
asculti.'s
tn stii * A. \ fost ~ =.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28

D-nul loan Draghiciu din CO.
muna Sadu judetul Sibiu, are
Onoare q va face cunoscut Casa
toria 50 Gu dina ROzeta Sarbu.
Dina Rozeta Sarbu din comma
Sebes judetul Fagaras, are onoare
va face cunoscut Casatoria sa
Gu dl loan Drsghiciu.
Gu care ocazie au onoare q III.
vita pc toate neamurile, pretinii
81 cunoscutii D-nealor a lua parte
Ia actul cununiei D-nealor reli-
gioase care Sc va oficia de catra
Parintele Pavel Craciun in Bise-
rica Rom. gr.-or. la orele 4.
Sambata in 30 Iulic 1921, pre-.
cum si la masa ce sc va aranja GU
aceasta Ocazie in hala Soc. 'Dr
lulu Manu- de sub No. 1924
Garfield Ave. S. w. la orelt
6 80 p. NJ.
Muzica lui George Boldi dir
Canton, Ohio va distra pc onor
OaGpeti Gu cele mai frumoasc ari
dc dams 81 cantece Rationale.
NASH vor fl d-nul Petru 81 DIN,
Paraschiva Rabb, de prezent il
Akron, Ohio. Pana IA reveder'
ram5nem salutandu-va Gu toat;
dragostea.
mRu 81 NASH.
(174-75).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
Instantsle JUDGED 1torsqH 2
stablirea pretului.

D. IUNIAN in continuare in
sista asupra caracterului pc care-l
va avea legea agrara, explicand
necesitatea ca ca sd fie investita
Gu toata autoritatea unei legi
constitutionale. Procedand altfel,
justitia va fl indreptatita in ori
.ce moment SO considcre i'm afara
de cadrul Constituted 81 Sc va
conduce in totdeauna de preve.
derile Constitutionale, care, in =
ceasta conceptis vor trebui 81
primezc prevederile legii agrare
D-sa cerc sd sc limiteze compc.
tinta curtilor dc APPEL numai Ia
stabilirea contitatii, calitatii 81 ca
tegoriilor de pamant &c sc impart
improprietaritilor. In ce privcste
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!
nicx leg1turl pentru ca atunci
cand Constitutia lasa in puterea
justitici fixafea pretului, astazi
guvernul incraca aceasta dispozis
,tiune, cand q alte imprejurari
SO invoca tsxtul Constituted, q
|cSrei respectare . cerea.
d. PRbM -1fINISTRU: S'a dis
cutat 81 81 alinpezit odats aceasta
chestiune 4 discutia generala a
refornei agrare.
D. = MIHAIAACHE: Chestiunea
inertia sa fie discutata pentru Cd
les din 80 de- comisii judetene,
prexidate de membri al curtilor
|de APPEL, au respins dispozitiile
dim decretul-lege liberal, pc mo.
|tiv ca este contrar Constituted. in
ce priveste fixarea pretului.
D. gen. AvERESCU: Am spus
81 repet: MOI suntem mostenitorii
Camerelor din 1917. Putem sd no.
tarim orr ce dispozitie in lega.
tura Gu reforma agrara, caci a.
ceasta este misiunea noastra
lam spus acest lucru char eri
d-lui Lupu adaogandu-i numa
cd Ia votare ar fl de dorit sd pu
| item obtine 2 treimi de voturi pen,
tru q nu mai prilcji divergcnte 8
controverse in hotaririle justitiei
ID. MANU- stabileste Gu cita
tiuni din mesagiile rcgale de CON
vocare q Corpurilor Legiuitoart
81 Gu declaratii din cuvintaril.
d-lui prim ministru ca actualu
parliament are caracter consti
Ituant.
i dator ed recunoasca aces
lucru, de si politiceste nu i-al
convent sd laSe intocmirea Con
stithtiei pc mana unui guvcrn $
unei majorit6ti lipsite de autori
tate.
| D-sa isi propune sd trateze
ga chestiune: daca pentru vota
rea legii agrare este nevoe de
treimi sau de majoritate absolute
| D-sa arata Cd in acest intele
au fost supuse guvernului dil
Bucuresti punstcle din hotarire
de la Alba Julia, ca in adunare
Constituents 81 Sc tie seama d
acele puncte, carl sd treaca i
/, Constitutia Romaniei intregite G
garantia az treimi de voturi ,
nu Gu majoritatea absolute suf
cienta pentfu- 1eeile ordinarc.
j Gu acelas numdr de voturi tr'
'buesc votate toate legile funds
mentale: Legea agrara, electors
Ia, administrative etc. Astfel el
lvor fl lipsite de autoritatea Il
ua1S
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
81 u s Septsmbrie
Vaporul de mare iuteala
KING ALEXANDER

M cumparati billet de calatorie
pentru merge in Patria veche 81
pentru rudele ce 2oriti "a aduceti
Ia America. Nu trimiteti 81 nici
nu cump&rati bani gaia pana nu
aflati preturile noastre, mai ieftine
@ ori unde, 81 va vom dovedi Cd
puEetf eosnelnisi multi bani. l
Scrieti chiar astazi 81 yeti primi
toate indrumarile fara de nici .
plata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28

D. prim-ministru trebue = r1s-
pundx hotarft l. aceste chestnut.
D. gen. AvERESCU: PunctuT
nostru de vedere este ca Cohsti.
tutia tarii este in piciosre 81 in
vigoare. M eu 81 nu guvernul
vom da caracter acestei Camere.
ci ca insasi sgi va 'hot4ri caracte-
rul si puterile.
Dovada ca 81 reprezentantii
noilor !. provincii considerau IN
vigoare constitutia este proiectl
'pentru desfiintarea Consiliului di-
rigent, in care Sc prevede Cd atri-
|,butiunile ce cadeau in sarcina
acestui consiliu sc vor reglemen-
ia conform art. 132 si 13a din
Constitutie''.
In ce priveste reforms agrara,
nu in dntregimca ei va trebui vo.
tata Gu 2 treimi, ci numai in acele
|prevederi noui, carl vor trebui
inscrise in cadrul art. 19 din Con
stitutie, pentru q nu dntimpins
nici dificultate in aplicarea re.
gulata . reformei agrare. (Apl
| in rindurile majoritatii).
Articolul 81 Sc voteaza memo
dificat.
La rat. 81 vorbeste dl Iunian
D. TUNLAN: d. Avcrcscu q
spus Cd Constitutia sta in pi-
ciOare.
D. ARGETOIANU (icsind fleg
matte din incinta): E mai bine
sd stea Constitutia de cat d-ta.
OPOZITIA il conduce in stri
gate de: Schuller, Schuner!
d. PRESEDINTE: Fiindca vi
arafat zelosi pentru prestigiul
meu, va rog sd nu mai strigat
unui ministru Schuller, cand nu
mele lui il cunoaStcti.
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PaYlaIl1entul
c A N E r A

157 81 158.
La art. 159 propune un amen
dament dl Mihalache, 'aratand cd
daca Sc va pastra redactarea de
All q acestui articol, pentru taran
81 pentru bugetul comunei W fi
o graya povara.
In acest articol Sc prevede Cd
plata pasunelor Sc va face de co.
mune. D. Mihalache propune un
sistem de plata, care sd constitute
|nu numai 0 usurare pentru sateni
|si comune, dar sd constitute chial
10 sursa de viitoare ventura pen
tru fiecare comma. Prin aces1
lsistem toti satenii Sc vor putes
! fimpartasi de foloasele islazurilol
Isl MI va mai Fl nevoe ca pc viitoI
| sd sc recurga la 0 noua expro
Ipriere pentru creiarea unor nou
islazuri.
Articolul sc voteaza neamendat
Prefuirea.
PreSedintele anunta deschide
rea chestiunei pretului Gu art. 81
D., lulu MANU- face Q lungi
expunere a unor puncte de con
stitutionalitate in legatura Gu sta
bilirea pretului. IS
D-sa arata ia prima datorie
Romanilor dupa unire, era prega
tirea unei constitutii unitare, po
trivia 81 pentru vechiul regat .
pentru nouile provincii. D-sa ci
teaza serii intregi de articole, din
Constitute, carl nu au astazi mic
un fel de splicare in Ardeal.
Oratorul adaoga insa Cd de !,
inceput, reprezentantii noilo
provincii au recunoscut mentine
.rea unor principii fundamental
prevazute in Constitute: suvera
nitatea statului roman, monarhi'
constitutionala, etc< In cadrul q
cestora trebuia construita nou'
constitute 81 aceasta preocupar
este prevazuta in punctul 3 dil
actul de Ia Alba Iulia.,
D. Maniu isi propune sd desvol
tie apoi chestiunea caractcrulhi p
care-l au actualele corpuri l.
giuitoarc.
D. PRESED1NTE: Nu stu c
legatura are aceasta chestiune G
Tart. 81 din reforma agrara!
j d. MANU-: Este cea mai orga
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Pc fiecare zi pviMins senMmdrate
scsisori della frGtii Ronsdni, carr ar
d0ri sd piece IN PatriG Ueche dor
lie fried cd M Sc MAJ pot resnt0or-
ce IL Gceastd tard.
Acei ce doresc sd piece IN PGtria
Vecka 81 Sd Sc resntvarcd IN Gceustd
lard; N0tGrMl n0stra le VG pregdti
,(fdrd de MICS 0 pl9td) docMnsentssl
o. care Sc vor pMtea resmtoarce, tre-
bwiNd ca sn s lsWi sd fie nsgresit
IN AMseric0.
vINDEW BILETE De CA
LxTORIE Pr oRICE LIME
Urmatoarele vapoare merg
direct la Constants:
'RI0INA D'ITALIA. 80 Iulie
CANADA .s........-4 4 August
l(1GALI HELLAS, 6 August
AMERICA ........ 6 August
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-09
The World and His
Wife at the Grand

Fedora, beautiful young Span
ish girl, is happily married to Don
Julian, who is wealthy and much her
senior. Ernesto, a youthful author
and protege of 2on Julian's, comes
to live with him. Gossips spread
false reports regarding Fedora and
Ernesto, Don Alvarez arouses Ju-
lian's suspicious, the latter accuses
Ernesto, who leaves the house. En-
nesto encounters and knocks Alva-
rez down and is challenged. Julian
realizes that Ernesto is defending the
honor of his home, insults Alvares
and takes Ernesto's place. In the
duel Alvarez is killed and Julian
badly wounded. Ernesto calls at Ju-
lian's home to enquire about his con-
dition. Julian, misled by his artfuI
brother Severe, believes the youth
has come to visit Fedora. Julian
rises from his bed, denounces his
wife and dies. Ernesto and Fedora
are driven from the house to face the
world together.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-09
PUTNAM HIGH WILL HAVE
IT'S FIRST FOOT BALL TEAM

The Putnam county high school
will have it's first foot ball team in
the history of the institution if plans
of Superintendent Cassells and
Coach Shearouse materialize.
About thirty candidates were out
for the initial practice yesterday af-
ternoon, which was held at the school
house. The boys who reported for
practice were big. husky fellows, the
majority of them, and looked mighty
good for a real high school football
team. This material is raw, but
they are willing to work and Mr.,
Shearouse says that he canmake a
foot ball player out of every man
who reported for the initial workout.
Although the boys have not elect
ed their captain and manager for the
season they have already received
offers for some games and it IS
thought that they will have no tro-
BILE at all securing a large number OF
games during the season.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-09
TELEPHONE 3a7-J

Rowton.
During the card game, refreshing
fruit punch was served, and follow
ing the awarding of the prizes, Mrs.
Rowton assisted by number of her
friends, served chicken salad, salt
ines, olives, iced tea, SHERIFF and
lady fingers. In the refreshments,
the pink, green and white of the af-
ternoon appeared again.
The hostess was assisted in look
ing after the pleasure of her guests
yesterday by Mrs. Willie Metcalf and
Mrs. C. E. Rowton.
Pretty little Miss Merriam was
charming in a frock of black crepe
satin, combined with Harding blue
satin. Her fetching black hat car
ried sweeping plume of the Hard
ing blue. Those enjoying the affair
given in her honor were: Mesdame'
w. P. Merriam, j. X. Culbreth, L. }
Barnett, L. E. Tenney, P. D. Collins
n. M. de Montmollin, c. E. O'Conno
Nell R. Varnes, w. Carl Davis, F. c
Whitthorne, M. A. Murphy, A. M
Hedick, J. V. Walton, E. W. Elliott
Ridley Wilkerson, c. H. Dekle, J. d
Points, E. A. Baehman, H. M. Fearn
side, E. c. Shelley, W. W. Tilghmar
H. L. Gardner, Walter billiard, Viii
lie Metcalf, L. S. Barstow, Fred !
Merrill, H. F. Lecks, c. A. Root, I
E. Mobley, H. A. Davis, N. j. Thigh
man, F. D. Wattles, T. X. Ware, Gee
McReynolds, j. H. Millican, R. +
Macdonald, J. H. Randolph, Warne
T. Hamm, Lester Bush, N. o. Rile
A. G. Philips, H. A. johnson, c. +
Anderson, Duncan Mcdonald, D.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-09
Germany Has Paid
$55,OOO,0OO Of Her
Reparation D e b t S

New York, Sept. 8-The total OF
Preparations money thus far paid by
Germany through this center was
brought up to 100000 by the re-
cent deposit of $5,OOO,OOO with j. P.
Morgan & Co. for the account of the
Bank of England and the Belgian
government.
Payments are being made here in
accordance with terms prescribed by
the Preparations Commission, prima-
rily because the United States is vir-
tually the only country operating or
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-09

a gold currency basis and for the
equally important reason that IDOL
lar" or American Exchange now is
the most valuable and available me-
dunn of international remittance.
1t is also the purpose of Germany's
former enemies, especially France
and Belgium, to strengthen their re-
serves in chis country for prospec'
tive purchases of foodstuffs and 9th
err raw material
Greman exchange was extremely
weak here, at the time of the last
payment, the mark falling to LOS
bid.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-09
MISS MERRIAM AND MISS
HAMM COMPLIMENTED

Mrs. L. E. Tenney has invited q
number of friends" of Miss Dorothy
Merriam and of Miss Priscilla Hamm
to gather at her pleasant home across
the river, this afternoon, at four
o'clock, to enjoy game of auction
with these attractive girls, whose
weddings will be events of the ear
ly fall season. Miss Merriam will
become the bride of Mr.. Chas. p
Philips on the wenty-eighth of this
month, and on the twelfth of Octo'
Der Miss Hamm will marry Mr.. Ro
bert L. Wright.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-09

Loop, C. E. Rowton, M. M. Vickers,
Goode M. Guerry, E. ]. Neck, J. W.
Darcy, S. ]. Hilburn, H. E. Merry
day, and M. V. Messerole, and Misses
Omar Davis, Edith Kupperbusch, Va
nita Tromley, Irene Yelverton, Pris-
ella Hamm, Winifred Browning,
Florence Davis, Estelle Mckenzie,
Mildred Williams, Birdie Reed, ELL
enc Merryday, Blair Thompson, Dali
sy Livingston, Winifred Haughton,
Ruth Burt, and Nell Lucas.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-09

The dance last night at the Coun-
try Club was enjoyed by a large
number of the Clubs membership.
As this is to be the only dance this
week, an unusually large number
was present and each and every
one took full advantage of the mu-
sic rendered by the Putnam Orches-
ira.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-09

|cOck
curt,
y 10
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-09

fine constr
y is direct
N, a dollar
Owing US d
far below
rested in P
n in every
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-09
ROWTON HOSTESS

.erican Legion home was
# a charming affair of the
season yesterday after
i Mrs. c. Howard Rowton
| at auction complimenting
thy Merriam who will be
4 Palatka's autumn brides.
the afternoon was warm,
4 home was delightfully."-
the tastefully arranged
white and pink dahlias,
and coral vine, which
ed to best effect about the
ed to the pleasure of the
were arranged for pivot
lie brides table being des-
! the wee bride in wedding
tn which it was conferred
tides decorated the tallies
scores were kept through
me, and mint cups at eacf
; of pink, in the form O
,er of interesting rubber
ID, and at the close of tn
ISIS Vanita Tromley wa
odd high score, while Mrs
errill held second high. T.
ley, Mrs. Rowton present
e a dainty bit of lingerie
Mrs. Merrill she gave a
yder puff, To Mrs. L. f
no made low score, wen
of card-table numbers. A
lift of household linen wa
to the honoree by Mrs.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-09
KENO PARTY TONIGHT

Bert Hodge Post of the American
Legion is to be hostess tonight at A
Keno party to be given in the Legion
Halls. This party is being looked
forward to with aSgreat deal of pleas
ure and anticipation by all of the
members of the post and their friends
and will no doubt prove one of the
most pleasant events of the week,
The guests are invited for eight
thirty O'Clock.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-09
%+w**%++%+~+%++A++
f. CITY LEAGUE SCHEDULE ,

= = X d = T. = p y fT%
The following Is the official sched-
ule of the games of the city league.
All members of all teams are re-
quested to clip and file this for your
information:
The Schedule
Sep 8 Bankers VS. Rotarians
Sep IL Retailers VS. Dark Horses.
Sep Is Wholesalers VS. Bankers.
Sep 16 Rotarians VS. Southern U.
Sep 20 Retailers VS. Southern U.
Sep 81 Bankers VS. Dark Horses.
Sep % Wholesalers VS. Rotarians
Sep 26 Wholesalers VS. Dark Hors's
Sep 81 Bankers vs. Southern U.
Sep 20 Retailers VS. Rotarians.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-09
PILOT BOY TO GO BACK ON
RUN ON OCTOBER !

Announcement is made by officials
of the Jacksonville Steam
boat line that the Pilot Boy, which
has been undergoing repairs here
for several months, will go back on
the run between Palatka and Jack
sonville on October l. A smaller
boat is being operated now, but il IS
figured that the increased tonnage
this fall will make it necessary to
use the larger boat.
today for Jacksonville where she will
join her cousins, Misses jamie and
Helen Willard, and go with them to
Ashevile for three weeks stay.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-09

666 quickly relieves Constipation,
Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and Head
aches, due to Torpid Liver.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08
TRY CASE FOR $I7O DAMAGES
Mauldin Asks For Loss on Melons
And Car

The trial of the case for $40
damage Of w. J. Mauldin against
Thos. Kelly was called at II o'clock
this morning In Justice Brann court
before jury Of six men and took
practically the entire day. S. s.
Smith was attorney for the plain
tiff and Geo Bischoff for the defen-
dant During the morning the plain
tiff and witnesses for the plaintiff
were on the stand.
The plaintiff testified that the de-
PENDANT, on the night when his
Buick car ran into the trailer load
ed with melons which the plaintiff
was hauling to Salina, had acted as
though he were "under the influence
of something" A witness for the
plaintiff testified that Kelly, after
the accident, said his headlights
were burning but had gone out be-
fore the collision occurred.
The defendant did not 60 on the
stand until later in the afternoon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08
GARFIELD is LIKE NEW
Walls, Ceilings and Steps RefinisheG
For Qrening Of School


All the school buildings have beer
carefully cleansed and repaired and
refitted in preparation for the open
ing Of the school year, but Garfield
school, the oldest of all the schools,
has been given complete refinish-
ing. The plaster ceiling in the four
rooms on the north side constituting
the old part of the building has been
torn off and replaced by handsome
steel ceilings. Everywhere through
out the building wherever the plas-
tering was rough, it has been
stripped off, and entirely new plas-
tering applied. The walls are now
as smooth as those of new build
ing. In addition all walls, ceilings
and woodwork have been newly
painted. The colors have been judi
ciously chosen, and the rooms are
light and attractive. The old wood
en- shutters or blinds have been TAX
en- off and the most modern type Of
school window shades Of tan duck
cloth, adjustable at both top and
bottom, will take their places. The
olden wooden entrance at the south
side of the building has been torn
down and a large handsome concrete
structure with broad and easy steps
erected instead. 1t would be diff
cult to find grade building in the
state except of the most modern type
that would present better and more
attractive appearance from the In
side than this building does now.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08
ADVENTURE IN OUR MIDST
SaIina Man Had Queer Experience
or Long Imagination

Sallna. Sept. 2.-IIenry Ashton OF
Salina has quite as romantic story
as Henry Ashton Of Lammermoor.
The Salina AshtOn's adventures are
too recent to have been Incorporated
into an immortal opera such as the
famous Lucia" but perhaps some
composer will take care of him yet.
Henry Ashton of Salina was made
cave man by force, he says, ana
the fact that Chief Of Police Charles
Drevits takes the story with
couple of grains Of salt hasn't caused
It's hero to retreat an inch. Henry
Ashton of Salina was kidnapped two
months ago, he says, and held pris-
oner by Mexican with a mustache
And then he woke up, last night.
Ashtons memory is clouded as tc
part Of the time, but he declares
he was placed in large car two
months ago and taken to cave
where he was kept under guard.