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ProteS(uI Rolnaniei
Catle Austria

/. viena, "a Maiu. - Ministrul
Romaniei la viena a predat cante-
larului Mayer un protest formal
contra plebkcitului ce Sc pla-
nuieste in Austria referitor la
unirea AustSiei GU Germania. Mi
nistrul a deslarat cd aceasta uni
re ar periclifa independents Aus
triei ce i-s'A garantat prin trata-
tul de pace Isl a arafat ca statelc
vecine sunt mai interesate in a.
ceasta chesti char 81 decat cele-
lalte state n x!lliate, pentruca acea.
sta fusiune pr atinge interesele
lor.
Guvernul, francez cerut cante-
larului informatii referitoare la
acest plebiscit care $ 'ar tinea in
% Maiu iH Salzburg.
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ca, in caz de pira referitoare la
proprietate, sa Sc adreseze diplo-
mattel.
Eliminarea dispozitiilor carl nu
permit cetatcnilor Statelor Unite
sa-si castige proprietate pc Q anu
mita zona de la frontiere.
Asigurarca ca articolul 33 din
Constitute, care prevede expfl-
sarea strainilor 'nedoritis.. nu
va ii aplicat fata de cetatenii Sta
telor Unite fdra un proces in
toata regula.
Mai sunt inca niste conditii me-
esentiale.
Acest memorand sc va da lui
Obregon in decursul saptamanii
acesteia.
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PreOtul SimiQn Mihaltean,
multumeste Uniunei S. r. a.
pentru onoarea &c i "a facut Cd
81 al doilea drapel al Uniunei
sd fie sfintit de d-sa 81 1naeams
ma pc membrii Uniunei la uni
re 81 solidaritate, laud1ndsinitia
tiva societatilor carl Sc unesc
laolalta, aratand ca prin unire
putere 81 fndeamna pc roma
nil din Detroit sd Sc inscrie in
societatea "Desteapta,te Ro-
mane-Hora Unirii. Releveaza
faptul ca aproape toti acei carl
s'au perindat in tara aceasta,
81 PIE earl Uniunea Ia PRINT
Gu bratele deschise, mergand
in tara ali critical pc romanii
din America 81 organizatiunile
lor. Arata ca Uniunea 81 men,
bril- Ell sian facut in totdeauna,
datorig de buni romani, ca Ell
an fost ia frnntea parochiilor,
zidind biserici, ca ei an contri-
buit u toate colectele rationale
l,entru alinarea suferintelor 81
durerilor celor de acasd, Cd ei
ii xiarhl lor al protestat inn
p0tripa canpaniei de discredi-
tareA Ronnaniei, dusa de dns-
/. paeuii neanlului nostrn IN tara
aaceasta tkcand D contra CAM
f,Anie VI spiie e. in cur1nd Va
m mierge acas& ii concedin 81 va
aSiita color din tara % este U-
aiiunee \, ~ "A. 81 cineSau fost
Sunt lnxu1brii ii.
I Sufalla arata De
lelt Il doilea drapel u
9i Jyjll I ] II glfle oe y q oferit ~
t n DAM .ta
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din donatiile facute de d-sa .;
Banca Marmorosch Blank, Fl.
,liala New York, Garcia ii aduce
calduroase rnultumiri. Releva
,faptul Cd fratii Augustin ii
{paR &issea, Gu toate Cd au do
Ma. . salnia frumoasA ca nasi ai
noului drapel au cedat calita-
tea de mas socictatii Desteapta-
tc Romano -Hora Unirii, frnn-
tasa societate care a dorit sd
devina nasul Drapelului, 81 In
cheie aducnd multumiri tutu-
lor donatorilor, despre carl are
% lista lunga 81 le citeste nu-
mele.
Dl I. g. Petrovici, presedintelc
aranjator, citcste telegrama urlnS-
tOare:
NeW Castle, Pa.
Petrn Gdbreon, presedintele AdM-
adrii, Tarner Hall. Detroit, Mich
Gu de0sebit respect sdl2t insrca-
ga asisteNtd. Regret obsenta Meo.
Trdioscd o;ssto soostrd. Ri1icati cu
tdris. u dSmnitote stindordul ro-
s,,dnisssNlu;. Jxrot; credi~fd is .
noGre 6tGseIor Unite u Unist~sii.
Uro}i propd,ireo 81 i.tdriree Re-
nsdniei intre0ite. COnsidsroti.nsd
cG i,sinss u s4fIesAl iatre DoNH;ils.
VO0stre.
1OAN SERBU, Presedintsls 2.
Nixnei 8. r. "A.
Dl G. r. Pascu. redsctorpl lin
rsilui nostru, sratx De ce ! illyikat
Uniunes pe pkrintele 8. Mihalteau
|s8 sfinteese3 primul u q doiles
drspsl u Uriunei, xic1nd ~ An
~ elnd \ venitI in Gtstsle uait y \
xfRt asa ianAN d X l M, u
\ I! Il 4 !! 4! ! n u 1 m
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State|e Unite va recunoaste pc obrsgoa

Washington, % Maiu. = Fri
S "a terminal redactarea memoran-
dului in care Statelc Unite decla-
ra ca va recunOaSte guvernul
Obregon, daca acesta va implini
conditiile puse in ell. Memoranda
va fl predat lui Obregon de Geor-
&c T. Summerlin, consilierul am
basadei din Mexico City. Ell a
fost chemat la Washington ca sa
dea informatii asupra situatiei
din Mexico.
Cea mai principala conditie a
recunoasterii este ca Obregon s;I
dea un document prin care sd
obliga ca va respecta 81 apars
drepthrile 81 bllnurile cetateniloz
|Statelor Unite. Daca Sc va da ga,
rantia ceruta, sc crede Cd Henry
p. Fletcher sub-secretar de stat
care sub administratia lui Wilson
a f0st catva timp ambassador d
Statelor Unite in Mexico, VI
face un tratat Gu Mexico.
Conditiile cele mai principal.
stunt:
Eliminarea articolului q di
Collstitutia G mexicana, care dispn
me nationalizarca dreptnrilor asu
pra s1b-solulni.
lihinarea dispositiilor earl a
perlhit cetatenil0r Statelor Unit
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lndeamna pc cei earl merg acasa
sd duca cu eli spiritul de organiza-
re, sd formeze 81 acolo societati 81
0 Uniune sau mai multe ca Uniu-
nea S. r. A. de pc plaiurile aceste.
Dl Petru Gabrean, preSedintele
societatii Desteapta-te Romano
Hora Unirii, preda donatia socie-
tatii, $155, in calitate de mas al
Drapelului Uniunei. Multumeste
representation 81 tutulor earl au
VENT la aceasta festivitate natio-
nala 81 prin cuvinte energice mus
treaza pc cei nepasatori fata de Or
ganizatiuniie romaneSti. i
10 Dl. George Marhao, casicrul ge-
neral al Uniunii, arata greutatile
prin carl trecut Uniunea pana
in anil cand a inceput sd progre-
seze. Arata meritele acelora carl
au muncit pentru desvoltarea eli 81
zice ca acei carl profeteau ca u
niunca sc va destrama Gu repatria-
rea romanilor au dat greS, caci
Uniunea, desi are un numar pai
mic de membri ca inainte de repa-
triarea romanilOr destul de pu-
ternica ca sd poata indeplini me-
nirea ei.
Face APPEL la fnseriere de moi
membri, prevazand ca Uniunea va
exista alta vreme cat vor Fl ro-
mani in tara aceasta.
Dl TeOdorl Barza, della societatea
Albina, Stegarul Drapelului Uniu-
nei, promite ca va purta 81 va apa-
ra acel steag GU demnitate! 81 bar
bate. Arata marble foloase ale
Uniunei 81 zice Cd find dus in ia
ra pc cateva luni propovaduit 81
acolo ideia unei Uniuni puternice
81 a vorbit cu mai multi fruntasi
ai tarii, aratand rostul 81 1nsemna-
tatea Uniunei s. r. A. din Statele
Unite.
Mai vorbesc cativa delegati din
localitate intre carl 81 al parochiei
romano gr.-catolice, carl predau
| darurile.
Seria cuvintarilor Sc incheie prin
d. loan G. Petrovici, presedintele
aranjator, care prin 0 vorbire calda
multumeste tutulor oaspetilor sire
ini precum 81 delegation societati
lor reprezentate pentru participa'
rea lor la aceasta festivitate, 81 a
nunta inceperea dansului, care 81
deschide prin Hora Unirii.
| Inimosul roman, farmacistul Nj
culaie Drugoci, q faclt tot ce ia
stat in putinta sd multumeasca pt
oaspetii din alte orase, intre car
afara de cei citati 81 de numerosi
delegate, am remarcat 81 pc dl
George Salca flnpreuna Gu familia
Servicinl reclamand Sd plec, re
|gret q nam putut asista 81 Ia re
prexentatia teatral&. Am pleca
duc1nd Gu mine amintiri frumoase
multumit pc deplin de rensita 2
|cestei festivit1ti u de ospitalitate'
nsmbril6r societ1tii Desteapta-t
I ouaA Ane oEa Uniriiii. '' G. +. r
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Doneaza din partea ziarului $50
pcntru fondul Uniunei 81 multu-
meSte guvernulli Romaniei Cd a
TRIMS reprexentanti in tara aceasta
earl sd intereseazd de flevoile 20.
manilor 81 vim in mijlocul nostru ca
sd he cunoabca.
Dl NicolSe Nestor, reprezentan.
tul Banceis Marmorosch Blank, fl
liala New Y4rk, arata cum direc
torul general aEacestei institutiuni
financiare ronanesti, d. Aristidt
Blank, della venirea d-sale in tara
aceasta s'a interesat de aproape dt
organizatiunile romanesti 81 dt
viata noastra pc plaiurile aceste s.
luand la cunostinta 81 faptul Cd
Uniunea voieste sa faca un drapcl
nou $ a oferit 81 fie donatorul dra
pelului, 81 depune din partea sus'
zisei banci un Gee de $4OO in folio
sui Uniunei S. r: A. Arata 81 ac.
tivitatea culturaia Bancei Mar.
morosch Blank, scotia New York
prin Biroul de Educate, al carui
sef e d. Leon Feraru, birou care
din fondatia d. Mauriciu Blank
1mparte nil de volume, operele ce'
lor mai buni scriitori din tara, bi.
bliotecilor romano earl S 'au infiin.
tat 81 Sc vor mai infiinta la socie'
tatile romano. Sfatuieste ca sd sc
citeasca aceste carti 81 carl Sc vor
mai primi. Indeamna la unire 81
la sloidaritate, afirmand Cd alta
vreme cat va exista America vor Fl
romani in tara aceasta 81 intere.
sui general ca ei sd fie luminati 81
strinsi intr 'un manunchiu puter.
mic.
Dl Gardescu vrobeste in numele
Asociatiunei Studentilor Romani
scotia Pittsburg, care a tinut sa-
trimita pc d-sa ca delegat la aceas
ia mare 81 frumoasa serbatoare na
tionala pentru membrii Uniunei
Arata activitatea culturala aces
tut grup studentesc, prin repre-
xentatii teatrale, find 81 teatru
unul din eel mai practic 81 malta
tor mijloc de cultura, 81 aduce !,
cunostinta romanilor din Detroi
Cd in scurt timp vor da repre-
xentatie teatrala in acel oras. Is
exprima multumirea de ce a vazu
81 indeamna Il pnirea 81 solidari
tatea rom4nilor in toate actiunil'
lor rationale ii cultnrale.
Dl loan Benta, reprezentantu
societatii Albina din New Castl'
prin eateva cuvinte inimoase in
de&mn4 pc romanii din Detroit s.
se organizeze. Zice Cd fata Gu ma
rele numar a romanilor din De
troit, peste 10000, numarul de ~
de membrii Al societatii Desteapta
- Romano Hors Unirei, - foart
mic, u sr trshui * aiba mil d
naembri, gi nepSsaraa romanilor &
IS IA societati . regretabilk Arat
[el lieiils de ute de mil dolari \
ls1 aat Uniunea iniliilo
| y sssaai \
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PENTRus moNuMENTuL
ECATHINA TEoDORoIu

Snma cea siin nrmx. :. 81. .526.72
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
REPORTS GAME IN PRoFvsIen
According to Enstsh1nan, Eas4 Africa
is q Paradiss fer the Hsnsers
Of WIKI Animals.

That part Of East Africa which rs
Taverred by the Uganda railway hos
long been noted a. q big-gsme ceus-
try. but few stay-at-homs britens
realize how plentiful the wild animals
are there. government sficial,
whose work has taken him into one
of the game preserves, writes as fol-
lows in the Londsn Post from q camp
pitched only four miles from the rail-
way and within twenty miles Of Maj
robi:
AS l sit writing in my tent l can
see through the door at least fcur
thousand head OF game feeding on the
plains. There is one group net four
hundred yards away. They consist of
wildebeest, hartebeest Grants Eazelle,
Thomson's gazelle. impals, ostriches,
waterbuck, Gland and hundreds of ze-
bra. l have never seen anything like
1t In any other part Of Africa, and,
as you know, l know something of
the game districts Of southern Rhode
STA, the Belgian Congo, the Tanganyika
territory and the Portuguese territory
near the Royuma."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
Touching, But Timely.

AS this Column was walking down
Calvert street the other morning. feel
ing this earth is all piffle when life's
but u sniffle, and effort is only to
sneeZe, sneeze, sneeze, its eagle eye
filled with the sole kind of moisture
allowed by law, and its classic counte-
nance wishing 1t could secure an alb
solute divorce without publicity from
its Roman nose, 1t met a man well
known In local business and In federal
circles. He glanced sympathetically at
this Columns dilapidated frontispiece
and hoarsely whispered in passing,
"Have you heard the latest title for
q popular song? 1t Is will You Meet
Ne in Hay Fever Time, My Dainty
Ada Noidsr baltimore American.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
WHERE AARON BURR CoURTED
bernstta0s, Famsus oe,>ai,I m.,~,..
- New msss W. Of sy Pro
&vssrs q FlimS

lie Hermitage. q fans>s na.s..
q eos>ahi tays. n which A.r.. u.r,
ccureSS 80 married Thesassia Pre-
vost N I'm. has been draw mt. IN,
irresistible current Of the nj,rure
sage ssaaAs On he Parunu. r.,.
south q Tuxedo. and 10 the ham. NJ
The Granddaughter Of the physi,tan
whs years age purchased IL from m.
rre'est estate. As IL stood in l1S2 II
STANDS today, SLED with rare relies of
colonial tines.
A Passesty On the highway Recently
was halted suddenly because of ,he
esnmetion going en- In the dooryurd q,
ne old stene house. Men and women
actors were in abundance everywhere
a huge rug had been hung on a rome
leading frsn the mansion \. a, leo
hosse. to shut sf the tee brilliant sun.
Over the top Of q wall there came q
realistic shower from q hidden rnr.
s>a hose. A dainty maiden. sheltered
~ an umbrella. dashed through the
peidng rain with urgent haste and
sssnS refuge In an open doorway Of
tAs Hermitage. The al. people were
s~sy snaeins an old cslenisI picture,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
Effective Treepass slan.

There is one thing the weekend
cutters from q city are afraid Of. That
is poison Ivy and poison oak. They
may figure out way to circumvent
the bulldog which the sign tells one to
beware Of" and they do not always
heed threats of legal action mentioned
on signs. But they have wholesome
respect for poison vegetation. 1t
means pain and loss of time from work
or pleasures. When rancher of
California came to the point of despair
in regard to keeping trespassers from
his thickets. and tired Of removing
litter and repairing fences and trees
he resorted TO a plan that proved to be
effective in almost a hundred per cent
of cases. He placed at the several
points of entrance to his property
signs that read: Danger Poison Oak
Keep Out" This did the work better
than threats or watch dogs for the va
catiOners could not know just when
they might stumble on to the source Of
irritating trouble.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
WEAK; rundown
Carolina Lady Got So She Could
just Drag.-"Cardui Built Me
Up," She Declares.

kernersville, n. C-In an interest
ing statement regarding Cardui. the
Woman's Tonic, Mrs. Wesley Mabe, OF
near here. recently said: Il have
known Cardui for years. but never
knew its worth until n year or so ago.
l was In weakened. run down con-
dition. l became draggy-didn't eat or
sleep to do any good; couldn't do any.
thing without n great effort. l tried
different remedies and medicines, yet
I continued to drag
IL decided to give Cardui a trial,
and found 1t was just what l really
needed. Ii made me feel much strong
er soon after l began to use IL. / be-
gun to eat more. and the nervous,
weak feeling began to leave. Soon I
was sleeping good.
"Cardui built me up as no other
tonic ever did.
Il used Cardui with one daughter
who was puny. felt had and tired out
all the time. II brought her right out,
and soon she was IA well as girl
could be. We think there is nothing
like Cardui."
Do not allow yourself to become
weak and rundown from womanly
troubles. Take Cardui. You may find
II Just what you really need. For
more than 40 years Il has been used by
thousands and thousands, and found
just as Mrs. Mabe describes.
At your druggists. NC-1N
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
Y. w. C.. A. Abroad

Fifteen more young women sailed
for Europe during September and
October under the direction of the Y.
w. c. A. to carry on In several coun-
tries work that has grown out Of the
war activities Of the association. Social
work for girls and women is enlarg-
ing constantly in many countries. and
new leaders are being recruited to
meet the demands. They I'LL positions
as executives. cafeteria directors,
physical training teachers. industrial
girls workers. club leaders and recrea-
ton leaders. The fifteen who have
sailed most recently are going TO the
near East, Roumsnia. Italy, Belgium,
France and Russia. Others have left
for China. Japan and India.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13

are becoming interested in electricity
TOT llghting farm homes and MANY
thousands OF them have adopted electric
systems within the past few wears, IN
inc majority OF cases they get their
electricity from their own small elec.
trlc plants, These electric plant. have
been developed recently for the ex-
press purpose OF furnishing farm
homes with electric service and This
purpose is being accomplished on a
great scale. Winter evenings in the
homes where these little electric plant,
are installed are spent under the In.
husnce OF electric light as eoft and
radiant as that enjoyed in any CITY
nome. The chores about the barn arc
done in half the time. because tho
oarns and the yards surrounding have
electric lights too, and the manfolk,
nuIry about from one job TO another
without having TO pack lantern.
And mother sits in the evening. un-
der the rrestful glow OF electric lights.
plenty OF light but rejoicing over the
iact that there will be no smoky coal
oil lamps TO clean tomorrow.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
Ind opendence.

True independence is one of the best
assets Of character. 1t raises life to
higher standards. 1t makes q man
conscious Of his mission and increases
his self-respect. There is no need OF
1t making a man overbearing or snob-
bish. In fact, the opposite is more
likely TO be true. True independence
helps fellow to recognize and respect
the worthwhile in others. Instead Of
being a leaner It helps a man to be-
come a prop for some fellow who can
be made strong by the right influence.
True independence teaches q man to
be one of the group whose greatest Joy
Is to make others better. The petty
man is afraid someone will get more
praise than he does and SO he quietly
suggests something to injure the other
fellow. Big fellows are above such
'smallness. They stand out in rich con-
trast because they live for what they
can put into life rather than for what
they can get out Of it. They are indie
pendent Of petty schemes and find
their joy in contributing to the worlds
uplift.-EXchange.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
HERMIT HAS STRANGE HOBBY
7ee osSstsd Many Years to Carving
FO~ss Out Of the Rocks on
ta&aad Home.

TIE little Island q hctheneur. off
the ssast e Transa hos Cor its sole
inAasitant IN eccentric hermit who
1F many years has devoted much OF
HIS time to carving humaRllke hsures
cut ct The rocks which slope down to
the sea.
There are hundreds Of thsn-nost,y
lying On their hacks. a. If staring up
at the sky, but ssms in a seated pes
tose and q few standing erect.
HE sffsct 10 described BY the Pspu
bar Science Monthly as weird and un-
earthly, the fsurss locking like petri.
fed men. They are understood to rep.
resent biblical characters. Along the
tep Of the wall In front of the hermit's
dwelling are a number Of heads, like
wiee carved cut Of stone.
The hermitage is en- the summit Of
the rscks, overlooking the carven shore
and the sea. People who live On the
nearby mainland call the place the
island Of ghssts."
The hermit keeps his sculptures
swept clear Of sand. They seem to
have for him a religious significance.
philadelphia Ledger.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
Winter With ELECTRICITY

Winter evenings hold greater posi-,
1lllueS' so far as farm is concerned,
man most any other period anywhere
round the year.
In the first place. winter evenings
are long. The dark comes early and
aner the chores are done and supper
is cleared away, there are long hour,
t1at ought TO be made, in every farm
nome, hours when comfort and eniov-
ment Just literally soak limo every pore
OF every individual in the home. The
FAMILY is all together and il there i. =
good tre-my preference is for the big
open fireplace variety, with a big back
log couple OF regular andirons OF
most any style, a glowing forcstick and
not blaze leaping through smaller
Sticks hehind-if there is a good Are
| repeat and plenty of good brirh,
Light, there is the setting for lust the
nnest sort Of good fellowship and en-
loyment generally. that one can we'll
imagine.
Plenty OF good bright light Too Of
ten that is the one thing lacking from
the picture Just drawn. MANY farmers
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
The Voice Of Ignorance.

Senator Sheppard Of Texas. author
Of the eighteenth amendment, said in
Dallas the other day:
"Only the old world, which knows
nothing about 1t, attacks prohibition.
The old world is like the woman who
wrote to the school teacher:
"T don't want that Mamie should
iDgsge In grammar. as l prefer her
ingage In yuceful studies, and can
learn her how to speak and write
proper myself. l have went through
two good grammars. and i can't say
as they done me no good. Iprefer her
ingage In French and hand paint
Ing and vocal music on the piano.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
HAPPINESS FOUND IN WORK
OF chssneey Depew Is In
ss>S by Another Prominent
American Veteran.

"hat 10 the secre OF usefuin~a
s'e sixty Let ne quote my TREND
.&Auncey lepew. whe says: Il Lesk
eacS over sixty years Of cuutinuor> .f-
'ert and when | try 10 firrrr-nrmte the
causes q my health and happiness \
Always come back TO werk. never
se Anew an idle mau Who WINS n
Napp! man. Ii IS his reply 70 those
W." mink the millennium will como
wien nobody will have To work more
than Two hours IN twenty-fsur On ais
eeNenty-niath birthday he said With
each recurrence OF these anniyersa risa
am mere Impressed with the psriuA-
hence e friendship" That is the in
pressisu Of all Who have moved int
toe later years. We may not see eur
friends daily but the know edge that
they are In the iesh and i'm the spirit
Is wonderful help and satlsfactioa.
In the currency OF friendship giving -
getting. Here L. young Har Of
eghty-si1 who vstsd fer John c. Ere
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
Monument Guards Dangerous Road.

AS Los Angeles boulevard comes to
on end at the edge Of high embank-
ment over a park lake, incautiOus mo
florists have gone over several times,
but with fortunate results. To guard
against q repetition Of such accidents
a monument to the memory Of Gen.
Harrison G.. Otis. distinguished as a
soldier and journalist. which will COM
pletely block the end Of the road. has
been erected, says Popular Mechanics
Magazine. The group is composed Of
q life-sized figure of Gen. Otis: at his
left is the figure of soldier. while at
the right of the central figure is a
newsboy crying his wares.