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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-02
Golden Jubilee Ransack
Solicitations

12Hc Wire Coat Hangers at &c.
All Silk Umbrellas at 1-3 off.
Odd lot Novelty Buttons, all sizes. 10c dozen
Lingerie Buttons Sc card.
Remnants of Betting and Elastic at 70 price.
l00-yard spool Silk Thread. | Sc value. at
spool.
Snap Fasteners2 packages Sc.
Colored Sansilk, l0c l00-yard spool for 7c
Black Headed Toilet Pins Sc value &c each
Collar Stays 1c each.
Mercerized Skirt Braids. colors only, 5 yards
belt
DC box Shinola &c box
35c and 40c Dress Shields at 15c pair
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17

lives accompanied by two other de- tectives and C. k. Buckley, the taxi driver, left for Chattanooga after sending out general warning to all cities and towns nearby to be on the watch. Police said they found an automatic in the taxicab that had been fired four times and that the driver told them his passenger left it there and also that the man had asked him where he could dispose of a dia mond. Buckley. who returned here late today added, according to police, that the man paid him $75 for the trip and that after arriving in Chat tanooga at 5:30 this morning they waited an hour for drug store at Market and Eighth streets to open so $100 bill could be changed
 Shot Two Men
 The bandit who robbed the jewelry store of Nat Kaiser and company here yesterday of a diamond valued at around $2,500, fired four shots in fighting his way out. two of them resulting in the death of Irby C. Walker, store detective, and the other two inflicting serious injuries on B. Graham West, city comptroller, who
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17
ADJUSTMENTS BY EsTEI.I.E HETHEA HALE
LIVE AND LET LIVEr AT
 FIVE POINTS TO-DAY

Mary Ryan, a sweet, noble girl in- herently, whose finer qualities are for a time overshadowed by false standards; Judge Abner Looms, man whose life has narrowly been devoted to regulating the lives of others; Donald Loomis, his son, in his fathers eyes a paragon, but in reality a weakling; Jane Loomis the little crippled daughter, child to whom the world is a beautiful fairy land and people all good; Dr. Ram dall. a splendid type of American manhood, earnestly striving to cleave the shackles of narrow conventions which bind the loves of those about him; Mrs. Roland, a stern exponent of the doctrine that happiness is cre- ated only by making others miser- able: Billion Boland her daughter. timid, covering girl, a helpless vic- tim of circumstance.
 These are the characters in Will Ham Christy Cabanne's greatest Rob- ertson Cole production, Live and Let Live" the picture offering at the Five Points theatre today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17
DR. LACKE INSTALLED

Carrollton, December 16.-(Special) Rev. J. s. Lacke, who has been serv- ing a group of Presbyterian churches in this county the past few months as pastor, was ordained and installed Thursday evening by committee representing the Tuscaloosa Presby- tery. This committee was composed of Rev. H. G. Irons of Tuscaloosa, Dr. k. E. Fulton of Butaw, Rev j.. M. Partridge of York, Rev. J. C. Mo Queen of Aliceville and Judge B. G. Robison, representing the local church. Elders and deacons from the churches of which Mir Lacke is pas tor were also present to participate in the ordination and installation, making it possible for this service to install him as pastor of all the churches. The service was solemn and impressive and was participated in by the four visiting divnes, Rev. H. G. Irons acting as chairman of the committee. Dr. Fulton delivered an
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17

sought to impede the escape. West has a good chance to recover if no complications develop, it was said.
 The body of Walker. who was in- stantly killed, will be sent tomor row morning to Luverne, Ala, for in torment. He was formerly postmaster at Rutledge, Ala.
 Several arrests of suspects We're made here today, but the men were released after questioning, while in yestigation was ordered of the talk ing into custody at Gainesville, Ga, of man giving the name of Dixie Food. Reports to the police said the man claimed he could establish an alibi.
 Members of city council said that at Mondays meeting they would of fer $1, ,000 reward for capture of the bandit and civic organizations were planning to add to that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17
SEARCH MADE FOR
 ATLANTA BANDIT
TaxiCab Driver Tells of Taking Man to Chattanooga-To
 Offer Reward
Ky Associated Presa

Atlanta, Ga, December 16.-The search for the bandit who killed a detective and dangerously wounded another man in a jewelry store rob bery here yesterday, was switched to Chattanooga tonight when police were informed by taxicab driver that he had carried man said to answer the bandits description to that city last night
 Lamar Poole. chief of city detec.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17
MARINE NEWS
By Associated Press


 Port Eads La, December 16.-Ar- rived: Bowden (Norwegian), Tela; Cartago, Bocas Del Toro Nomus. New York; Josiah Macy. Tampico; Melona (British), Tampico; Truxillo. Tampa.
 Sailed: Candidate (British). Liver pool; Hallway. Mobile; Hbueras (Honduran). Bluefields; John D. Rockefeller, New York; Omoa (Hon- duran) Tela; Rajah, Progresso; Tat jana (Norweigan), Liverpool.
 Mobile, December 16.-Arrived: Lio, Mexican ports; Halsey, Port Arthur; Hallway New SOrleans; Gulf King, Jacksonville.
 Sailed: c. Lavarack, Liverpool; :; Derby Line, Texas City; Antietam, Mexico Portola Lumus, Tampico, Portantonio (Honduran), Belize; navy tug Allegheny, Pensacola; Tus- can, Havana.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17
HANDY VALVE EXTENSION

Owners of automobiIes equlpped with steel-disk wheels will find the new rght-angle valve extension great convenience in inflating tires. says an illustrated article in Popular Mechanics Magazine. It should be especially appreciated by women, as it makes it possible, to inflate tire from the outside of the disk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17
With the Scribes
 of Other Cities

The election of Shorty" Cooper. Alabama's great tackle, to the cap- tainoy of the Crimsons' 1922 grid machine might mean that Cooper will lead the first championship team of the Southern Intercollegiate con ference.
 1 Over at Tuscaloosa supporters of | the Thin Red Line" are confident that it is going to be the Crimson | Tide" in 1922. They declared that the showing of the Scott machine during the recent campaign was ! splendid in the face of difficulties that had to be overcome. This idea IS pretty generally accepted over the south, too.
 Schedule Was Hard
 At the start it appeared that Ala bama had no schedule that would put her warriors to real test. The truth of the matter is that Alabama didn't have list of games that would cause any one to assert that they were in danger of getting kicked at every start, but the addi- ton of Tulane and the great inn provement of Alabama's opponents made the Crimson schedule just about as hard as any other team in the Southern Intercollegiate Ath- letic association
 They were defeated three times. Scwanee. Vanderbilt and Florida were conquerors of the Crimson. Vanderbilt. with indifferent material at the beginning, developed strength to go through the season undefeated, holding the powerful Georgia Bull dog to an even break being one of the Commodores' accomplishments Sewanee had one of it's greatest elevens in it's history and Florida was more powerful than ever. It is easy to see, then, that Alabama was not defeated by weddings in any sense of the word. The victory over Tulane proved that Alabamas s was a real team.
 Had No Material
 Scott had nothing to work with. Captain Clemens, Rosenfelt and Cooper were the only veterans. The ably never seen more than two col rest were recruits that had prob- lege football games when they were sent in to carry the banners of the Crimson
 They learned a Not of football dur ing the campaign. The result of the Tulane game should prove that much at least Next season the raft of let ter men returning should give Coach Scott a nucleus that he has not had since taking charge of the Crimson football situation.
 The schedule makers are lining up games for Alabama that will require splendid playing They believe that it's Tuscaloosa turn for a champion ship. and are laying their plans ac- cordingly.-Cliff Wheatley. in the Atlanta Constitution.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17
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discourse, the installation following after which RcF. J. M. Partridge delivered a charge to the pastor and Rev. J. c. Mcqueen charge to the congregation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
YOUR LAST CHANCE

Tonight will be the last showing OF
Over the HILL" at the Hartley theatre
In East Chicago. and probably your
last chance to again see this photoplay
in these parts. The picture was billed
Tor the entire week. but account of the
small attendance. the management has
changed his booking for the picture
to be discontinued after the showing OF
tonight.
William Fox, the noted picture pro-
iucer. regards over the Hill" as his
favorite over all the pictures he ever
produced.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
CHILDREN SHOULD BE
DEVELOPED SLOWLY

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEI
CF1CAGO-"Dont tell your child Il
TO be little man" or a little lady
Mrs. Marietta johnson gave this ad
vice at a meeting for mothers hold BY
the Chicago League OF Women Voters
I'VE have enough little men and
little ladies' mean spiritually ano
socially. not physically" she declared
Hes a little boy and shes little
girl. and each is as different from ar
adult a. a green persimmon from q
ripe one.
mo mother should be proud OF the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
OPENS IN MARCH

John Bochnowski. president OF the
Peope's State Bank. 14eth and Forsyth
avenues East Chicago. announced this
morning that the new bank would OPP
en- Its doors for business on March 4.
1921
Due to the contractors inability TO
secure the particular kind of 1uilding
material used In tho construction of
this bank and slow delivery OF bank
fixtures. this concern has been delayed
opening for business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

precocious child. because q child who
is overdscvioped In one sense 10 under
developed in another. The hope Of the
race Is In proiongtng childhood
Too many parents. according to Mrs.
Johnson. have their children In col
lege before they're . year old"
Parents have no right To
what the child 10 going to be. she said
They should not try to make" must
cians or lawyers or anything else out
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

Martin 3orik. ees l5ist street East
Chicago. was arrested last evening on
a charge OF beating and attempting to
Kill his wife. His little daughter.
Katherine Drought the gun to the po-
lioe station that she testified was used
by her father in the attack against her
mother Martin contend that the en-
tire anair iso frame-up" and charg-
es in1delity OF his wife Zorik was
released on q $500 bond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
ELK's sfINsTRELs

AZ a vary enthusiastic meeting last
night where Joseph Mead was tho
hcnored guest. the East Chicago Elks'
1s7 Minstrel committee was appointed
The new slate consists of F. L. Reid.
chairman: J. @. Kraft, secretary: Geo.
Shaeffer. treasurer. Tom O'Donnell and
Ed. Zoerger.
Interest runs high and a very ex-
cellen+ cast will be the hesuIt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

There arc a thousand uses for saa
today, both In the home ard factory.
and pet only u comparatively sasrt
time ago the level-headed Scotchnan.
Sir Walter Scott, was scoAang et q
'madman In London who was trying
20 make q light without g wick" ana
people, Thinking the gan pipes were
filed with Are, approached them with
fear.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
DOCTORS NARROW ESCAPE.

DR.. J. A. Teegarden. Indiana Harbor
narrowly escaped injuries yesterday
when a machine driven ny Joseph
BlaExory OF Oils. Indiana. smashed
head -on. damaging both the cars. The
accident happened at Guthrie and wat
ling streets. as the cars were turning
this dangerous corner
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

In our lonely hours OF thinking
thoughts OF you are always near
God 10 good. He gives US strength
to bear our heavy cross.
He II the only ono who knows how
bitter 10 our loss.
From Loving Mother and Sister,
Mrs. Hans J. Derner,
Mrs.. M. Refman IL,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

at their next regular meeting. Monday,
December 9Th. The renewing of $780,
600 of time warrants. apprepriating
$4,000 to pay for road Intersections
and appropriations for the city pay
roll.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

OF children Their conccrn. In the
opinion of Mrs. johnson, 1s with tho
present. not with the future % the
child The kiddics should be per-
sedves.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

Satisfied smokers give preference 20
the new Stei ling Booster cigar. Tho
nnnoke with that velvet taste. Try
enc today 9-13
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
READ THESE
TWIN CITY
ADVERTISEMENTS
Wassey's Floating Shop

EMBROIDERING. STAMPING. HEN.
STITCHING. BUTTON HOLE.
BUTTON COVERING. BRAIDINa.
RUCHING, FANCY STITCHING.
81 STATE STREET. PHONE HAM.
MOND 44A
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

Have you tried the new Sterling
Booster cigsrf II not why not7 Ola
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
Card of Thanks

FOR RENT-Furn. room down town, 81
Per week. Phone S79-W Ham. 1872
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
NOTICE.

NOTItE.
Annual stockholders meeting of
Lever Coil Spring Company. will be
held Saturday Dec. 10th. 1871 at 800
O'Clock p. m. in room 2l3 Calumet
building. East Chicago. Ind, for the
election of officers and other business.
W. r. ROE. Secretary.
Nov. 10. Dec. aeSs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
In Men,oy-in1,1

In meory VI our dear mother. Mary
A Erickson. who passed away just
years ago today, December 2:
can not say, and | will not say
That she is dead. she is Just away
With a CHEEKY smile and a wave Of the
hand
She has wandered into an unknown
And left us dreaming. how every Fair
Think OF her as the same. say:
She Is not dead
She is just away.
Loving Son and naalghter, Mr..
Frank Erickson, Mrs. A L Lee
1921
IN MEaronIXN
Jordan. Martha In sad and lovin &
memory of our dear daughter and sister
who died one year ago today. Dec. l..
1920:
Gone. dear Martha. how much we
miss you as dawns another year,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
COUNCIL MEETING

The common council will have a
number OF large appropriations to make
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

Mrs. Smith Wilkinson, whose
lavish expenditures for dress and
Injuries in general have attracted
worldwide attention. has added
this wonderful ermine cloak to her
extensive wardrobe, upon which q
small army is constantly working.
The cloak was months in the max
ing and is referred TO as the most
gorgeous creation of the season
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
CERMANIA
VREA PACE,

BERLIN, IL Oct. - Cancelarul
With al Germaniei tinut vor-
bire la Offenburg. Ell spus ca
spera "ca va veni curand ziua
cand toti oamenii GU minte vor Sc
dea imprejurul aceleiasi mase ca
sa discute maslrrile carl sa previna
desastrul economic al lumii.
Referindu-se la chestia Silesiei
de sus cancelarul a declarat:
/, "Eu snnt foarte ingrijorat, de
soartea acestei tari. Eu nu stu ca
loare aliatii yor sd creeze no,l;i
tara in Orient, dar daca Sc va face
aceasta, Germania va jeli zeci de
ami Parereaal mlea 9 ca ar trebui
Sd ne leseI "a 4 81 ne fntelegem moi
singuri Gu poporul pol6nez.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
m|sBriaH'e 4 genera|a inihdsia
RUSSIA REDUSA LA MIZERIE
cE oBsEARvA UN AMERICAN IN RUSSIA?

REVAI, 10 Oct-"In loc sd ridice la nive mai malt
proetaratul precum lea fost scopu bolsevicii Lau
dus la mutt mai mizeraba ecat inante de
rasboiu Aste declarat fost superintendent al une
abrc din Astrakhan spune e totdeaua muncit in
fabrca. Aceasta attribute nunai 81 numa bolsevsmuu
carl nici pot ntcege de trebue sat schmb
camasa noapea Din accst motv mau rechzt toate
camese de noapte Dupace Astrakhanu sa facut boevs
oldat VENT in dus tot mai pretio
81 hanec mee rufee neasandu-mi decat doua
camesi fos mai rele. Situata economical Rusei
rozava Flu vol vorb aci de cauzee eli c vol amin
mai fapte Munctori intocma 81 burghezimea traesc
in mzerie de greu inchputa in Statee Unite Mime site
din tra name caci fecare bucuros dac Alta ca
Isl poate anana moartea de foame de pc pc alta ara
Gle conisar solat ocani bolsevicilor restu popua
dea arca Neagra la Marea Caspca della Maea Caspc
paha la Baltica unde latorit aceeas mzerie
zut, muncitormea 81 blrghezimea multi mai puna
marcare ocueste in ocunte mutt mzerabe mai
putne recreati, multi mai putne. decit nainte de
zboiu In caatorle mele i'll Russia fos pc trenur in
carcate de muncitor 81 ocazia conving de
nemultumrie lor In tmpul din ulma militia, de
atfel toae avanajele traeste in mizee Despre
dfertee conforuri eectricitae apaductur tram
ae poate vorb cac toae aceste stunt in astfe
de condti mai functioneaza, fconeaza asa de
mai bne fra de ele deca ee De pa current cleo
trio in uncle locur destu dar fac crentu cn
pot cumpara anp de nicar Astfe aproape In fiecare
casa vez arzand niste oae La Tfls abba mai sunt
rcnuri caci cee mai bune s'au dus la Moscva.
Mai bne po judeca insa sarilc din Russia daca te ut
la imbracamntea populated Haine Gle stofa prea vez
nicar cac cee vech oae sunt sdreme betru in
asurarea pcioarelor cac ncatamne sut Popuata Isl
face hane din 81 din nise covoare in daca
Hainee locutorior din Russia spun astoria Dol
sevismulu.
Daca comparam salarle preture existente, We
dea ca dc Gel mai norocos oamenfunconari bosevs
muluau fos sti sas vnda tot preos lor
moara de foame.
Georgia este tara mai din Russia caci ca
abba din Ianuarie sub bolsevism. Acoo vez-
lei 81 colea-sennee bunei start Aici especteaza-prn
ordn guvernia inreprinderile private Inecum 81 pro-
prieatea prvaa cseor lar pentru cele rechzonate
plateste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
croaznica Crinld
din Dayton
Un advocat injunghiat de sapte
ori.
Victima s'a luptat Gu asasinul.

DAYTON, O., 10 Oct.-Lucien
A. Seward, un advocat insemnat,
a fost aflat mort astazi la orele
l 80 p. m., in oficiul lui din Cla-
direa Reibold. Dansul fost in
junghiat de sapte ori 81 fost lovit
i'll cap 81 pc corp.
Limba unui briceag de trei de-
gete lungime s'a aflat langa cor
pul lui. Manerul briceagului s "a
aflat pc masa lui de scris.
Oficiul in care S a comis crima
arata semne ca intre victima 81 cri-
minal a fost o lupta teribila inain-
te de a Sc comite crima.
Aparatul telefonic fost smuls
din perete. I'm radiator mare a
fost mutat din locul lui. Dulapuri
de carti au fost sdrobite 81 pc pc
reti au fost pete de sange.
O fata care lucreaza la un
Beauty Parlor" in partea opnsa
a coridorului, char in fata usei o.
ficiului victimei, a spus politiei Cd
dupa orele l p. H., cand s'a rein
tors della masa, auzit un argl-
ment in gura mare in Oficiul lui
Seward dar II "a dat nici O atentie
faptului. y
Tn barbat a zis politiei ca cam
pc la IL :15 a. m., a auzit un tipat
de femeie in oficiul lli Seward
| Teoria politiei este ca criminalu!
a atacat victima in urma unui ar.
gument, fie GU privire la vre-o fe.
meie sau unOr afaceri banesti.
Pana acum politia nu are alte
urine despre criminal decat semne-
lie degetelor de pc manerul bricea-
gului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
KATERINA sCHRATT VA
VENT IN STATELE
UNITE

d y
PARIS, II Oct. Ottokar Bar
tik, maiestrul de balete della Opera
Metropolitana din New York, a OBJ
tinut della domnisoara katerina
Schratt fost foarte mutt timp A.
lnanta fostului. imparat Francisc
Tosif I-ul. Ea a fost actrita re-
numita in Viena cand fost pre-
sintata imparatului care din mo-
mentul acela facut-o prietina lui
intima. Qansa are etatea de 65
AMI. Katerina Schratt lucreaza a.
cum la memorable Sale pc carl yrea
sd lie editeze.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
CoNFERINTA
IRLANDEZA
DE PACE
Lloyd George expune lucrarile
Conferintei.

Londra. II Oct Conferinta
de pace irlandeza s "a deschis as
taxi la orele 10 pc Downing Str.
Delegatii irlandczi, i'll numar
de cinci, aclamati de multlme, al
mers' Gu automobilul pc strada
ingusta Whitehall la locuinta
Premierului, unde au fost primiti
de Lloyd George.
Conferinta s'a dcschis Gu for-
malitatile obisnuite. Lloyd Geor-
ge introdus colegilor sal dele
gatia irlandeza 81 prin 0 cuvin
tare scurta schitat posibilitatile
conferintei. A raspuns Arthur
Griffith, ministrul de externe ir-
landez.
Conferinta s'a deschis sub norii
rapoartelor sositefdin Itlanda de-
spre 11',ul turburari, Impuscaturi
81 alte violari, facand positia de-
.legatilor irlandezi 81 mai dificila.
Sc crede Cd aceste turburari in
lrlanda vor cauza primele cioc-
niri serioase. Desmond, miIistrul
propaganda irlandeze a zis as
taxi
'Cererile Irlandei sunt bazate
pc drept 81 justitie. MOI nu, ,cerem
mai multi de cat admite ori ce
iubitor al libcrtatii Cd Irlanda 81
toate natiunile All dreptul 81 fic
|libere.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
TARANISTIID
UNCARIA CONTRA
LUZ CAROL

.BUDAPESTA, II Oct.-Detro-
narea prin legislature a impara-
tului Carol 81 exprimarea dreptu-
lui Gle liberia alegere de rege a I'm
gariei: iata ce cere partidul tara
nesc al Ungariei, care e eel mai
puternic partid. Eli acuza pc APP
ponyi ca Gu ocaziunea vizitei sale
la Geneva, cercetat 81 pc impa-
ratul Carol 81 la incurajat sd Sc
reIntoarca in Ungaria. Sc spune
ca Carol asteapta pacient momen-
tul oportun de Sc reintoarce in
Ungaria.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
SenatuI aproba suspendarea
taxei de treCere
NUMAI VAPOARELE AMERICANA DE COASTA STUNT
SCUTITE DE TAXA CANALULUI

WASHINGTON, 10 Oct.-Senatul voat astazi AZ
vour 81 scutrea axer de recere Canau Panama
Treizec cnci de Republican, dosprezece Democrat
votat pentr cand sapesprezece Republican, douzec
de Democrat votat contra.
Actiunea unta de partid fost infranta, Senatorul
Henry Cabot Lodge de Massachusetts, funasu Republican.
voat impotrva proectuu facea pae din plat
fona republican, 81 din promsune facute de d. Harding
in timpu campane electorate Senatorul Oscar w. Under
wood de Alabama frunasu democrat votat pcnu project
toate ost in conrazcere poltca lu Wood
row Wilson.
Proectu inrodus de SenatOrul William r. Borah de
ao scutese de de recere oate vasele americana
Sc aplc vaseor de comer sub pavilonul american
carl fac serviciu de coas tansportnd marta
ntre coasta Atantica 81 Pacfica NJ apc vapoareor
carl canalu in drumu or penu raversarea Oceanuu.
Sc zice ca proectu depus la Camera pana dupa
Confernta nernatonala pentru lmitarea armamentuui
Fruntasi din Camera sunt dccii treaca legea
Camera oae ca patfora republican, este in favoarea ell
crede aunul confernte putea
situate neplcuta ntre Satee Unite 81 Marea Britanic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
MARTURISIREA
DOMNISOAREI
MARBLE
llt.ind28

Marian McArdle a fost asculta-
ia eri inaintea curtii GU jurati. Ea
neaga hotarit G ar fl avut ceva rol
in asasinarea tatalui sau master ca
re fOst victima unor asasini pla-
titi de mama-sa. Marturisirea Ell
a fost confirmata 81 de mul din
asasini, Gala, care fost adus din
penitenciar unde trebuie sd stea
toata viata sa pentru asasinarea
tatalui Ell master, Dan Kaber, din
Lakewood. All va fl ascultata din
nou domnisoara Marian McArdle
81 Sc poate ca cazul ei va ii deli
berat inca All de jurati.