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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-03
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Columbus. Ohio. - Comitetul
de investigate TRIMS din partea
senatului din Columbus in peni-
tenciarul statului a recomandat
senatului ca aceSt penitenciar S,l
Sc vinda. Zidirile sunt cvaluate
la suma de peste m million 81 ju-
matate. Noul penitenciar Sc III
deSte in London, Ohio 81 sc spunc
ca suma appropriate pentru accst
sc0p de guvernorul Cox inca /:
sj.O0O.0O0 dOllari nu va. fl de
ajuns pentru nOuile zidiri. Sc
asteapta ca legislature statului
Ohio sd vOteze O sunni mai mare.
Enrico Caruso, eel cal faimos
tenor dintre toti oamcnii earl au
trait pana ac,m 81 care a~murit
eri dimineata in Italia, a zis ina
inte ell cinci ami: 'Daca vol muri,
ell vol canta in Ger pentru totdea-
una. FL de multe orr spunea ca
darul Gu care a fost inzestrat la
fOst Gle cele mai multe ori o DO
vara, caci acesta ma fost numai
al lui ci al omenirii 81 el a fost
slit sa cante 81 atunci cand n 'avea
pofta.
Stefan Mannan. 81 f. 117th
Str- fost All judecat la O pc
deapsa de cinci dollari 81 la zece
'zlie temnita pentru ca volt eri
ca sa name automobilul sau pc
trotuar. Cele zece zile lea primit
find ca fost gasit beat.
Xenia. = Dol oameni an fost
rapiti. mul dintre Ell in mod
grav. - cand a cazut un aerOplan
comercial din o ,inaltime de cinci-
suite urine. Cauza accidentului e
Cd mOtorul s'a stricat. Gel raniti
sunt: pilotul Lawrence Dennison
81 Emerson Beeghley, un agent
|comercial
Generalm- italian Petru Bado-
Clio. care a fost in misiune 81
III ROmania GU care ocaziume a
decorat parechea regala 81 mai
multe orase din Romania,, este de
prezent in Statele Unite. hi
Sambata ce vine va Fl in orasul
nostru. Ell va Fl acompaniat dc
statul sau major. La primire va
fl salutat de primarul FitzGerald
/ 81 de fostul ministru de razboiu
Newton D. Baker, care de prezent
locuieste in Cleveland. Eel va ii:
flea vorbirc la Masonic Hall
Sambata scara.
Antoine Strnesa, detinut I'll
temnita judetului acuzat Gu assi
sinare, comis sinucidere All al.
mineata. El s'a sp1nznrat in ce.
lula sa 81 All dimineata a fost
Easit mort. Strnesa era suparat de
|cateva zilc incoace, dar nu s'a
crezut Cd cl va comite sinucidere
|Nu el e Gel dintai care s'a sinueis
in acest an. Francisco de Cfliaro
ljudeeat, Ia penitenciaf pc viata
lfiindca q omorft pc stapfna "a Ia
care q locuit, s',a sinucis III din1i.
IIfeata dupa rostirea sentihtei.
= y -
In femnlta judeteaha din East
Cleveland Sc va servi robil6r treI
felsri de mancare, care 81 le Vol
Ialsge dnpa lists de bueate i res.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-03
CETITI

!stofia Romano de xenopo1
Ia foileton. In eurgere actui1
Unirei, cea mai inaltatoare
oerioada din istoria neamuluis]
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-03

cum s'ar zice, 81 en- un domn, pc
care il cauta politia, all atras pc
Morris Rubin intro alec 81 l'au
curatit de $3.50.
Franta 81 Englitera sl facut
APPEL lui Uncle Sam sa resolvs
problema Silesiei, asa cum va
crede e1, daf Uncle Sam sice: 1n
b,cataria etiropeana mn NJ snts-
tee. Vol att fn.,trcat voi as.
culeati
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-03

In ternnita judeteaha din East
Cleveland Sc va servi robilor trei|
felari de mancare, care 81 le vor
alege dApa list8 de bucate i fes-,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-03

p. Harry Kreel 4 feclamat po-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-03

Dssspna Ruth Lee, Dc 23, boboc,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael McGarr, on
| Post street.
Miss Veronica Peltier OF North OF
tawa spent Thanksgiving visiting rel
atives In Aurora.
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid of First
avenue visited friends In Marseilles
yesterday.
Miss Josephine Thurman Of Peru II
visiting at the home OF Mrs William
Veith Jr. on Illinois avenue.
Robert Turney OF Chicago, a former
| Ottawa resident, spent Thursday Wis
iting friends here.
George Plcskovich, who Is workin'
in Chicago, spent Thanksgiving at hi
home on West Main street
David Porter Of South Ottawa went
10 Grand Ridge today to visit his sh
ter.
Leo Warren, who Is working II
Chicago. spent Thanksgiving at hi
homo on Christie street,
Harold Lalrich Of Molne spont yes
tcrday visiting at the home Of Mrs
Alice Warren on Guthrie street.
Mrs. n Ward Condo and daueht";
Fern Of West Main street went t
Streator today for n visit with rela
tive9
William Roscr. who is working In
Highland Park, spent Thanksgiving
visiting at this homo on West Jetic.'
son street.
Miss Dolores Ryan of Streator, for.
merly of this city, visited in this city
Wednesday evening.
Russell Levy, who Ia attending the
University OF Illinois pharmacy school
Mt Chicago, IL spending several days
in this city.
Glenn Mnthes, Harley Langan.
Louie Gerding, Gus Gebhardt, Walter
Doolan, Joseph Kelly, Frieden Ander'
son, Carl Martin, Charles lngham
Michael McGarr Vincent Fox, Morrill,
Palmer, Harry Turnow, Maynard
Clark and Elmer johnson Of this city
attended the Streator-Ottawa football
game at Streator yesterday afternoon.
Misaes Marguerite Holmes. Vera
Dougherty and Anne Carey spent yes
terday In Streator.
Albert Lempke and Earl Harrison
visited In La Sale last night.
Elmer Hitter spent yesterday in
Streator.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynne Mcintyre OF
Sheridan spent Thanksgiving in OF
tawa.
Mrs Costello and daughter, Miss
Agnes Leamy, All Highland Place.
are spending the day in Chicago.
Miss Elizabeth Bowers, 543 Chapel
street, was passenger for Chicago
this morning.
c. II. Kingman, principal of the 0
H. s.. went to Chicago this morning
Jack Stiefel Of Green Bay, Wis, for
merly of this city. visited in Ottawa
few days. He left for home this
morning.
Sidney Stiefel made a business trip
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-25
locnzh1e6

Miss Susie Moore, who has been {
patient at the Mayo Brothers hos
pital In Rochester, MINI, for the pas
five weeks, returned to her home II
South Ottawa. Miss Moore has re
covered from an operation which sh,
underwent at the hospital.
john Reardon and family Of LIZ
Sale. former Ottawa residents, spent
Thanksgiving visiting Ottawa rela
tives
Dick Burrows was La Sale Wis
itor last night.
Ed White of Narcotics was an OF
tawa visitor last night.
DR.. w, II, Law spent THANKSGIVING
Visiting friends In Chicago.
B. Thomp on of Earlvillc was al
Ottawa visitor yesterday. @ Ss
Misses Ruth and Helen Gambler o.
Illinois avenue wont to Chlcaso today
to spend the week end
Misses Eta and Ethel Cruise OF
Columbus street spent Thank giving
IN Mendoza visiting friends.
Ray Milo" cf Chicago, y former OF
tawa rcddent, spent Thanksgivine
here.
Miss Mary O'Brien spent Thanks
giving visiting friends in Deer Park
Ben Blake OF Marselles was an OF
tawa visitor yesterday.
Mr. and RMS. =, ]. Lucoy and daugh
ter, Miss Gertrude, spent Thanksgiv
ing with Mr. and Mrs L. M. Lucey on
Pearl street.
Thomas Brunnick, who Is WORKING
in Chicago, spent Thanksgiving visit
ing friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Stlllwell of Utica
spent Thanksgiving visiting Horac2
V. Moore and family, $50 Christie
street
Mr.. and Mrs Mercer and son Bob
spent Thanksgiving visiting relatives
in Princeton.
Charles Helffrich was La Sale Wis
itor last night.
Charles Frandon Of Marseilles vis-
tied friends in Ottawa last night
Nelson FINLAND and Herbert Wertz
Of Toledo, Ohio, who are attending
Lake Forest academy, spent Thanks
giving visiting the formers parents,
Attorney and Mrs. James j. Conway,
in Center Ottawa.
Charles Balchowski of Marsellles
was ar. Ottawa visito- yesterday
Bill Mahoney, VINO is working in
Chicago, spent Thanksgiving visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Ma
honey, on Columbus street
MI and Mrs. Charles Bowermastcr
Of Van Buren, street visited Mr.. and
Mrs. James Johnson in Marseilles yes
terday.
Edward McGarr Of Hammond. Ind,
spent Thanksgiving with his parents,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-25
'ARBUCKLE MAY TELL
Jury OWN STORY OF
HOTEL DEATH ORGY
FILM COMEDIAN DESTROYS OF
TAKING STAND. GUT WHETHER
HHE Will OR NOT rs TO BE DE,
u, cIDED BY COUNSEL AT LATER
DATE IN TRIAL.

2 San Francisco, Nov. y5.--Roscoo Ar
buckle expects to tell his own story
III the wild party at tho ST. Francis
hotel Labor Day to the jury which
will decide whether he was RESPONSE.
Bile for the death OF Virginia Rappo
n The fat comedian is anxious to take
the stand and more than confident he
can withstand oil tho broadsides
against his character and habits OF
HE the prosecutor can deliver.
He knows that terrific ordeal
awaits him II he testifies but figures
u will be quite as bad to listen to
the donunciatlon Of the prosecutor II
ho Drills to do 80.
2 Arbuckle mas been encouraged thus
Tar In his plans to 60 on the stand
ny his counsel. They profess to be-.
Aeve that a reasonable doubt has
been created in the minds of the IN.
rors and that a bold. frank story by
the defendant will swing the verdict
his way.
ssThey admit, however, that develop
Ments may compel them to keep the
coraedian OF the stanl, much as they
lear tho powerful argument such a
procedure will give the state.
~ Arbuckle does testify he will
Nay in substance that the party was
all 1t was said to be alp to the time
he noticed Miss Rape. in distress,
retire to Room 1919 of the fatal suite
He will say that he went into the
room to hold her head, when he heard
sounds which Indicated she had been
seized with nausea, that he remained
about ten minutes and not an hour
as charged, and that when he found
his efforts to relieve her unavailing
called in other members of the par
".
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-25

William and Oscar lIelberg OF East
Ottawa attended the OttawaStreMor
football game at Sueator yesterday
Roscoe MetZgor of this city was a
Stroator passenger this afternoon.
Henry Ioeschback of Streator visit
cd friends in Ottawa yesterday ana
attended the performance OF "The
Masquerade Party" at the Gayety
theater last night.
John Walsh Of La Sale visited with
friends in this city this morning,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-25
20 chicago this m6fning.

20 Chicago this mhfnipg. lt
Fred I. Jones IS transacting bust
ness in Chicago today
J. u. Herring of the ottawa Silica
company won't to Chicago this morn
ing on business matters.
Mrs. John NJ. Dougherty Is spend
Ing the day In Chicago with friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank narnnardt, 7lS
Madison street, are receiving the con
'gratulations Of their friencs upon the
birth OF a son, born Wednesday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-25

+, Art Scheffler Of Streator was an
Ottawa visitor this morning
Ben Blake of Marseiles was an OF
tawa visitor last night.
A. Tlmmons Of Seneca spent We'd
nesday evening visiting with friends
in this city,
Wavnc Belrose OF ottawa avenue
visited friends in La Sale last night
Arthur Masserman OF clinton
street motored to La Sale yesterday
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-25
where. ID apqiit the day and last even.
ing I'LL i lliklsIs
Aus,raIIan neul,. Roarer.'

The bulLroarcr, used by the aborl-
ginos Of Australia IN religious cere-
IIonies. Is slat Of wood attached 10
thong. II gives ont loud groan-
ing or "hoolng' noise when whlrlcd,
and this Is alleged 20 be The voice Of
a spirit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
Mexican Mothers Aid
to Great Smuxglmx

FL Paso. Texas. April c.-Mexicsn
mothers ofrcr the best field for on.
Grafton Of s,nuEElers. according tc
immigration officials here.
Tho Mexican mother. unlike the
American. Is willing to part with her
child temporarily. they say. In order
to got acros tho border without "a
passport. the smuEglcrs place all the
children OF tho women to bc SNUG
glcd across In one trip. in tho custody y
OF ono mother. II she Us caught and
jailed. tho other mothers who do
cross safely go to the Jail and claim
their children.
Ignorance In another contributor.
Often times tho Mexican mother has
\ passport but is persuaded by ar
gumcnt and threat that tho only way
shc can cntcr the United States is to
pay tho smuERlcr $50 and enter this
country Illegally. In other cascs the
passport. for which tho Mexican OBJ
tstns "a leather folder. Us stolen for IL
very mach resembles "a pocketbook.
Then the smuEgicr finds u customer.
Ono instance II recorded of a
Mexican woman whosc husband was
working In the United States. She
had passport but was mot by a
srn uEElcr who told her that he would
get her across tho limo for $50 and
II she did not contribute tho money
he would sec To 1t that tho immiera-
tion officials refused her passport
She compiled. and when she reach
ci FL Paso she waS afraid to takc a
train to the homo OF her husband be-
cause OF fear of detection. A friend
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
TOURS OF EUROPE
AGAIN IN EVIDENCE

Evidence of American return to nor
malcy is found in the temperance OF
the spring announcement OF European
tourist rates by concerns undertaking
the conducting of organized tours OF
England and the Continent. The daily
itinerary of a Chicago organization,
that contracts to take the tourist to
Europe, conduct him thru England,
show him the sights of Paris. the bat
tleields of France, the mountains OF
Switzerland. the canals of Venice, the
castles of the Rhine, the galleries of
Italy, and the windmills of Holland.
returning him again to New York city
after period covering little more
than two months, has just been dis
tributed by C.. G. Nikirk, city passen-
ger agent for the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad.
Two tours are announced. one the
dc luxe tour of 6S days, first-class thru
out. for 81, 325. and the other the stand
ard tour of 65 days, at $3.50.
The prices are stated to include every
necessary expense, such as transpor-
tation. hotels, guides. fees and tips.
carriage and motor trips. The cost OF
passports is not included
OF peculiar interest is the advice of
the conductors to tourists concerning
luggage. One leather suitcase, not to
exceed in size 26x14x7h inches. will be
carried free of charge; this, 1t is said.
has been found adequate for the needs
of the individual. A trunk. according
to the folder, should not be taken to
the continent
Mr.. Nikirk. who is the local agent
for many of the principal American
European steamship lines. states that
the chief source of summer tourists to
Europe is the school-teachinG profess
sion of the city. Teachers. because
they have three months of vacation in
the summer, and because of their spc-
cial interest in the educational fea-
lures of travel are regular purchasers
of berths to Europe. About half-a-
dozen teachers. he states. usually so to
Europe from Pueblo each year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
SCHOOL DISTRICT ONE
CENSUS FOR 1921.

The census OF school district number
One has just been completed and shows
a total of ssN children OF school age,
between the ages of six and twenty
one years.
Last year the census only showed
e347 so that there has been an increase
of 45I children in the district, a little
moro than seven percent Tho CEN
sus last year Was low due to the
strike at the steel works. Tho same
condition affected tho result OF the
United States census which was taken
last year.
An Increase of t57 school children In
school district number necessarily
means IA rather large increase In the
total population Of Pueblo when the
entire city is considered. including
adults
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
Fractured Skull
From Fall Off Car

Rocco Marino. ~ years old. n resident
OF Brcoksidc. Colorado. is said to have
stepped off a street car backwards at
tho corner OF X street and South Tn
ion avenue at Sis O'Clock last night,
and was so seriously injured that his
recovery Is looked upon as doubtful.
An emergency run was made by the
Ambulance company. and the injured
man was rushed to 81. Msry's hospital
\ basal fracture was found to have
been sustained. an injury from which
recovery Is said to be very rare.
When the ambulance people picked
him up he was unconscious, but at tho
hospital he recovered long enough to
write his name and tell his address
and age.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
New Tire Shop

Predicting better times and his con
fdencc In "a decided Increase In the
automobile business within the next few
months. John II. White has severed
his connections with the Pueblo Auto
Tire Co, to establish an auto tire re-
pair shop Mt 3ls west Fourth street.
At his new place OF business Mfr.
White has installed IA complete and
modern equipment for rctrcading tircss.
sectional and tubc work. with facilities
for vuicanizing and treating rubber.
besides carrying n stock OF the pop
ular brand OF tires
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
Fair Officials Here Today

President Sullivan and Secretary ID.
T.. Nance of the Ell Paso county fair
association. arc to be hero today. driv
ing from Calhan to fill telephone en-
gagement made yesterday with Man
agcr ]. l.. Bcaman of the state fair
commission.
Gently become n member of the Rocky
Mountain Racing association Of which
Mr.. Bcaman is tho secretary, and the
visitors are coming to make arrange
ments for racers for their fair.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
Takes Over bort Agency

Tho local agency for bort automo-
biics has hcen assumed by tho Santa
Fc Trail garage. There are some thir-
ty bort owner. In Pueblo. hut no now
models. except tho on" dcmonstrato-
now at the garage. The service dc
partmcnt is in charge OF Fred Clasby.
The bort has a now body this year.
patterned after tho lines Of tho Rolls
Royce. and is equipped with new
style radiator.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
School At Vmeland
Remains Closed

School District No. ~. at Nincland.
will remain closed for another week
on account of diptheria epidemic
that has been existing for tho past
three weeks
n was reported yesterday that six
now cases had developed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

to join her husband. vowing that
her husband would make short work
OF tho smugrlcr n he ever found him.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

communicated with a fccdrai official
and she was scnt back and helped to
mako her entry legal. Then she left
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
ROAD NOW IS CLEAR
FOR HOT CAMPAIGN
Coalition Forces Ready to Be-
gin an Intensive Drive To-
morrow Morning.

Registration being completed, potn
the experimentation and Demo-
cratic campaigns will SO ahead under
full steam this week.
Tho organization for the iormer'
which is TO handle the fght Tor tne
Curran- -Lockwood-G -Gilroy city ticket
has been completed, and every one is
expected to be In his or her place at
the Murray Hal headquarters to-mor-
row morning ready TO start the IN
tensive three weeks fight.
Henry w. Taftis chairman OF a gem
eral committee OF go, the members OF
which will ba announced tomorrow.
Charles d. Hilles. as chairman or tho
budget committee, or board of STRAIT
egy. Will have much 10 do with the
actual conduct OF the big fight. Other
members are Joseph NJ. Price and
United States Senator William NJ.
Calder. They will meet at $3.50 each
morning to lay out plans and make
appropriations, II needed. to carry them
out. John J. Lyons. nominally the
Curran manager. will bc one OF the
most potent forces In the campaign.
Mr.. Price Is supposed to represent all
the independent clements in the hght,
but William Jay Schieffelin of the Cit
izens Union and Miss Mary Wood have
been named as chairman and vice-chair-
man respectively of what is to be known
as the cooperating committee. Miss
Charlotte Farrar, well known suffrage
worker, will be secretary of the COM
mittee. Former Magistrate Frank L.
O'Reiiiy will open Brooklyn headquar-
ters for independents.
Samuel Il. Hyman OF the Independent
Democrats. will be the personal man
oyer Tor Vincent Gilroy. candidate for
President OF the Board of Aldermen,
with headquarters in the Murray Hill
Senator Charles c. Lockwood. candidate
for Comptroller. has separate headquar-
ters In the Bristol Building. 600 Fifth
avenue. with Ernest Harvier as his per-
sonnl manager. He has opened head
quarters in Brooklyn and in The Bronx
Representative Ogden L. Mills will bt
The New York herald., 1921-10-16

treasurer OF the finance committee OF Tho
coalition committee. h&
The Republican organizations IN tha
five boroukhs will be responsible for tho
campaigns OF the candidates on the local
tickets. Harold G.. Aron. chairman OF
the speakers bureau OF the New York
County Committee. will take desk az
headquarters, 105 West Fortieth strecs,
Tomorrow. He has trained some zoo
speakers. Samuel s. Koenig. head OF
the organization, sent a personal letter
TO each OF the twenty three district
leaders asking them to cooperate In
arranging meetings. II is planned to
have at least 100 indoor meetings during
the last two weeks OF the campaign. To
the women's division has been given the
responsibility OF the outdoor meetings.
Capt. BENJAMIN M. Day is training q,
corps or men and women to act as
canvassing inspectors and watchers on
election day. Many of them are lawyers
and former service men. Every effort
will be made TO prevent a repetition OF
the frauds of last year and the year be-
fore.
"As a business man with a lifetime
experience in New York city, with a
love for my community and her proud
position as the first city in the world,
cannot see why any Self-respecting busi-
ness man who has the best interests OF
his city at heart, can vote for Mr..
Iryian." wrote Albert Behning. prornt-
nent piano manufacturer. to George w.
Loft, treasurer of the Tammany CAM
paign committee. yesterday. Within my
recollection Of Mayors--and / happen TO
be grandfather--I have never known
one who has been moro OF a buffcon and
less of a Mayor. I shall do all can to
elect Henry Curran, Mayor. He Is the
hest qualified man."
Mr.. Behning had been asked 70 sup
port Hylar.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
WIFE'S COUSINS ANARCHISTS,
HE IS BARRED AS CITIZEN
Finch Rules She Would Be an Undesirable-His
Admission Would Make Her Citizen

Because Samuel Maier. or Meyer. Of
FL West 11Sth street. has wife who he
alleges "has alarchistic IDEAS" Supreme
Court Justice Finch refused yesterday to
grant him citizenship. since that act
would automatically make ner a citizen
too. Under the name of Samuel Meyer
tho rejected applicant runs a jewelry
and matchmaking business In Long
Branch, N. J. Justice Finch's decision
was made In a case that came before
him several months ago when he sat In
the naturalization term. and started the
innovation OF having wives appear In
court and swear allegiance to this coun-
try along with their husbands.
There is sufficient reason for such
requirement" his decision explains. ut
prevents undesirable aliens from being
sdded to the citizenship. and. on tho
other hand. II requires the taking of a
definite, formal oath Of repunciation Of
the old aileg .ance and the swearing OF
allegiance TO the Constitution and laws
CT the United States.
"F'rom the sta 1Apoint of the individual
it prevents citizenship being thrust on
her against her viii. 1t digaifies woman