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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21
LOCAL BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

hAN/A DAN
q. Georgia wilson Of Portland
J, arrived in Salem to ,,a visit eonert %,s4
pr pr parents, Mr.. and MRS A0Dsi'
Miller.
,,v q used car at Kirkwood's.
,,,,or sorensen of Eugene was
@ AZ citv last night for a short
= Ne will return to his nome
i ''"s 'r,'' time during this week.
painless corn Doctors office,
phone s57. ss2 State street. 1'O
\, and Mrs. Paul Johnson OF
~ are registered at the Imper-
Mr. Johnson is in the furnish
H. Il, business in the capital city
me oregonian.
tAu next week, Miss Larsen,
NJ rourt street, will display the
arlsony nr dresses which are manu-
,,.,,rod in Portland. 219
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Mayo and
Grant Murphy of Stayton were
vi.itors in the city yesterday,
and we're registed at the Bligh
hotel.
The we'll known Ellison" dress
a. will be shown at Larsen's Mil
lInery, 429 Court street, next Mon
dsy to Saturday inclusive. 279
Al a meeting of the Mothers
elub Of the Belle Passi school dis
trlet last Friday night it was voted
10 serve hot lunches in the school
house to the children,
Goods Country and the Law"
Nv lanes oliver Curwood at the
Oregon theatre Thanksgiving.
V'''' 279*
After spending the week end
visiting in Eugene, I. R. Smith,
Salem merchant, returned here
last evening. He made the trip by
automobile.
Come and see the Ellison" dress
s which are manufactured in
Portland, Or, at Larsen's Millin-
cry, AZ 9Court street. 279
c. E. Knowland and Lee I'm
ruh enjoyed a trip to Portland
yesterday. The silver thaw in
Portland delayed their return un-
Ill late last night.
Don't let the rain stop you.
Pantages tonight only, two shows
Grand theatre. 27Ss
EP. Morcom OF Woodburn was
In town THIS morning on legal
business. Mr.. Morcom has just re-
turned from a trip east where he
visited Washington, Chicago and
bis old home at Dodgeville, Wis.
John H. Rudd, executive secre-
tary Of the Marion county Y. M.
'. A. returned Saturday from
Mediord where he attended the
annual convention of the Jack
son county association.
Ihe North Howell Parent
Teachers association was formed
last week at meeting in the
Worth Howell school house. Mrs.
Eeorge W. Vinton was elected
PRESIDENT, Mrs. Archie Weisner
wee ', president and Mrs. Thomas
Bump, secretary.
Luther ]. Chaplin, Paul Wallace,
'Onn H. Rudd, Ed Socolofsky and
a. l.. Lindbeck, braved the ele-
mentS Sunday afternoon for a mo-
'or trip to Woodburn 20 attend
'ue Quarterly meeting of the coun
y committee of the Marion coun-
y ! M. G. A. Plans for the work
" 'ais county were discussed and
reports ON the progress of the
program were made by various
aspartment heads. Ed Socolofsky
VINO is heading up the "go to con-
'e'snce' |, committee in this coun-
y, \, reported that more than SO
'l'iion county boys would attend
~ 'us annual older boys Conference
"Hicn convenes in Corvallis Fri
'ay for a three day session.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

Henry Souvaine, pianist and
Miss Penelope Doyies, soprano, in
concert at armory Wednesday
night, Nov. 23rd. Tickets SOC.
Seat sale all day Wednesday,
armory, 27S*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

by officer w. w. Birtchet and
was charged with having liquor
In his possession.
One hundred dollars bail de-
manded by Police Judge Earl
Race for his release was furnished
by Wikoff.
He is cited to appear in the
police court this afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Porter of
Portland arrived in Salem yester-
day to make their future home.
Mr.. Porter has been employed at
local state institution and will
assumed his duties today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

Some residents in the vicinity
of Capitol and Union streets were
this morning forced to wade to
their ankles in water if they wish
ed to make their way about their
yards. The water in that vicinity
is the highest 1t has been in years
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21
Trial of Forrest
Brown On Today

The trial of Forest Brown, of
Polk county, on charge Of
possessing intoxicating liquor,
was scheduled to be held in Judge
G. e. Unruh's justice court here
this afternoon. Brown was ar
rested here recently after he had
been chased for three blocks by
Walter w. Birtchet, Salem police
man.
Brown will be tried by jury.
His arrest came after he had
broken a bottle in front of a pool
hall on south Commercial street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

The Northwest Lumber G. Ex-
port company of Portland, capi-
talized at $4,000 filed articles of
incorporation with the state COR
poration department here Satur-
day. The incorporators are M. e.
McDermott, Maurice w. Seitz and
C. D. Christensen.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

c. E. Knowland and Lee I'm
ruh enjoyed a trip to Portland
yesterday. The silver thaw in
Portland delayed their return un-
til late last night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

Don't let the rain stop you.
Pantages tonight only. two shows
Grand theatre. 278s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

Denton Burdick, member of the
last legislature, and his father
from Redmond, spent Saturday
night and yesterday in Salem as
guests of tn eMarion hotel. They
motored down to Eugene from
their home to see the game be-
tween Oregon university and Ore
gon Agricultural college. and in
tended to make their return trip
today If the weather would per-
nit.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

Come and see the "Elson" dress
es which are manufactured in
Portland, Or, at Larsen's Millin-
ery AZ 9Court street. 279
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

E. P. Morcom OF Woodburn was
IN town this morning on legal
business. Mr.. Morcom has just re-
turned from a trip east where he
visited Washington, Chicago and
bis old home at Dodgeville, Wis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

Goods Country and the Law"
BY James Oliver Curwood at the
oregon theatre Thanksgiving.
279t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

After spending the week end
visiting in Eugene, I. R. Smith,
Salem merchant, returned here
last evening. He made the trip by
automobile.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

John H. Rudd, executive secre-
lary Of the Marion county Y. M.
'. A. returned Saturday from
Medford where he attended the
annual convention of the Jack
son county association.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

- Georgia wilson Of Portland
!. MIS- has.lyed in salem to visit with
bls s,r aareuts, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
aGller.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

ihe North Howell Parent
ieaehers association was formed
last week at meeting in the
Worth Howell school house. Mrs.
George W. Vinton was elected
PRESIDENT, Mrs. Archie Weisner
wee president and Mrs. Thomas
Bump, secretary.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

painless corn doctors office,
..ans AZ. S22 State street. ESQ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

,,,ler sorensen of Eugene was
NJ 'n,'c city last night for a short
Y ~ y ue will return to his home
.',,s ..,'' lime during this week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

-, !, used car at Kirkwood's.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

For sale, a used Baby Overland
T Kirkwood's, 246 State street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

can next week, Miss Larsen,
I'd Court street, will display the
rr,sony rr dresses which are manu-
,aetured in Portland. zV
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

4, and Mrs. Paul Johnson OF
s.,am @ are registered at the Imper-
=, s,' NJ Johnson is in the furnish
H. T., business in the capital city
me 0regonian.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Mayo and
Grant Murphy of Stayton were
visitors in the city yesterday.
md were registed at the Bligh
hotel
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

Al a meeting of the Mothers
I'm n the Belle Passi school dis
trlct last Friday night it was voted
n serve hot lunches in the school
house to the children,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

X Nov. 21-Business Mems i:
X luncheon, Commercial club. x
X Nov. 22-Kiwanis club \:
X luncheon, Marion hotel. \:
X Nov. 21-23 Marion Coun- \.
X ty Teachers institute, Salem \:
X high school. 4:
\ Nov. 23 go Rotary club X
X luncheon, Marion hotel =
x Dec. 4-Salem Elks club \:
X memorial exercises, Grand X
= theatre. \
X X X X X x X X X X X X X \
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

The we'll known Ellison" dress
.. will be shown at Larsen's Mil
,Inery. 429 Court street, next Mon
d,y to Saturday inclusive. 279
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

No damage resulted from an
automobile collision which occur
red at the corner of Court and
Liberty streets about o'clock
Saturday afternoon. Delbert
Moore of route 2, told the police
that his car, moving east on Court
was struck by a machine licensed
in the name of A. Beranleau.
Neither of the cars occupants sus
tanned injuries.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-21

Frank Miller, formerly a mem
Der of the Oregon public service
commission but at the present
time engaged in conducting a
foundry at Albany, was in Salem
Saturday. Mr. Miller said busi-
ness at Albany is prosperous and
he is working his plant at full
capacity.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-20
ReZbolul din 1853 !
tPacea dePariSl856$
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Tor 81 lumei intresi desfasurarea
unei lupte incinlespf un tArim pc
care in1elegerea se sarSta ca peste
putinta, ,de Asbllit' oamenii con.
ducatorf= ain diyandl d notdovenesc
simtiau primejliia unei atari 81
tuatiuni, 81 Sc ivira. 0 suma de
propuneri care tintisu Ia deslesa.
rea acestei chestnut nenorocite.
Aga in afara de propunerile po.
trivnice ale taranilor 81 proprie-
tarilor mari, mai formular1 alte
moduri de impacare ale interese-
lOr dusmanc: minoritatea conf.
tetului proprietarilor mari, Q 50.
cotint5 q unuia din ei v. Zaharia,
. slt1 pSre,-e . hi G. Hurmuzaki,
en- amendsmentul foarte lung u
puternie motivat ! unui numSt
de deputati din cler, boieri libs.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-20
Atlanta ROMANO.
POLONA
Textul conventiei.

La % Iulie 1921 s'a ratificat "a
Bucuresti tratatul de atlanta de-
fensiva incheiat intre Romania 81
republica polona.
Iata textul Official al acestui
tratat:
FERN hotariti de salvgarda
pacea caStigata. GU pretul atator
sacrificii, Maiestatea Sa REGGIE
Romaniei 81 seful de stat al repu-
blicei Poloniei s'au inteles spre "a
incheia conventiune de atlanta
defensiva.
In acest scop, Ell au numit
drept plenipotentiari al Lor:
Maiestatea Sa REGGIE Romaniei,
pc dl Take Ionescu, ministrM Sau
al afaccrilor straine, 81 Seful de
stat al republicei Poloniei, pc
principele Eustache Sapieha, mi
nistrul sau al afacerilor straine,
carl, dupa ce STA comunicat de-
plinele lor puteri, gasite in buna
81 cuvenita forma, s'au intelrs
asupra articolelor urmatoare:
Art. /.
Romania 81 PolOnia sc anga-
jeaza sd Sc ajute reciproc in cazul
cand una din ele ar ii atacata,
fara provocatiune din parte-i, la
frontierele sale orientale actuale.
Prin urmare in cazul cand unul
din cele dOua state ar Fl atacat,
fara provocatiune din parte-i, ce-
lalalt sc va considera in stare de
razboiu Sill va da un concurs
inarmat. .z.
Art. 2.
In scopul de coordona sfor-
tarile lor pacifice. celc doua gu
verne Sc angajeaza sd Sc consulte
asupra chestiunilor de politica
externa, carl privesc raporturile
lor Gu vecinii de la Est.
Art. 3.
0 conventiune militara va fixa
chipul in care cele doua tari Isl
vor da concursul, cand va ii ne
vote.
Aceasta conventiune va fl su.
pusa acelorasi conditiuni ca s,
conventiunea de fata in ceescs
priveste durata 81 denuntarea
eventuala.
Art. 4, ga,
Dacx Gu toate sfortarile lor
pacifice, cele doua state s'ar gasi
in stare de razboiu defensiy, con.
form art. /, Gle Sc angajaza sd nu
trateze nici sa incheie armistitiul
lnici pacea, una fara alta.
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rail- 81 proprietari mici care con
chidea pc fata la improprietari-
rea satenilor pc pamantul atribuit
lor prin regulamentul organic, o
alta propunere in acelasi inteles
a lui Constantin Negri 81 altelc
inca. Dupa dezbatere vie Sc pun
Ia vot toate aceste prOpuneri 81
lucru curios, Gu toatele sunt ras.
pinse, neputand intruni nici una
majoritatea sbsoiata a voturilor,
asa ca chestiunea taraneasca tur..
burase numsi divanul ad-hoc,
fara a seAajunge lAsnici o desle-
gare grelei protleme. j
In q Decemvrie divanul adhoc
al Moldovei 'inchide 81 el sedintele
sale, dupa ce voteaza, de asia
data in unanimitate, 0 adresa de
multamiri cStrS reprezentantii
putesilor garante.
Poarta Gu toates asigurarile date
ei de Anglia 81 Austria, Cd 'Frsnta
.ea in4dsi parasise ideea unirei
politice 9 principatelor, totusi Sc
simts lovit1 prin rostirea pnanima
e aanbelor divsnnri in fsyoarea
unirei u en- sp1rietoarea .cea
strssnie pentrn Tnrci : principe.
Y vi strain. g ~ rtiind Gun se putsau
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Art. 5.
Durata conventiunei de fata
este de 5 ami, Gu incepere de la
data semnarii, dar fiecare dintre
cele 2 guverne liber sd o denun-
te dupa 2 ami, avizand pc celalalt
Gu 6 luni inainte.
Art. 6.
Nici una din inaltele part con-
tractante nu va putea incheia
yre-o ATLANTA Gu treia putere,
fara ST sc consulte in prealabil Gu
eeslalta. >.
Stunt dispensate de aceasta con-
ditiune aliantele in vcderea men.
tinerii tratatelor deja semnate in
fomun de Romania 81 de Polonia.
! Asemcnea aliante vor trebui to-
tuSl communicate.
Guvernul polon declara Cd Gu
noaste acordurile Romaniei Gu alte
state pentru mentinerea tratate-
lor de la Trianon 81 de la Neuilly,
acorduri carl vor putea fl trans
formate in tratate de atlanta.
Guvernul roman declara ca Gu
noaste acordurile Poloniei Gu re-
publica franceza.
Art. Z.
Conventiunea de fata va Fl CO.
municata Societatii Natiunilor,
conform tratatului din Versailles.
Art. s.
Conventiunea de fata va Fl ra-
tificata 81 ratificarile yor Fl schim
bate la Bucuresti, cat mai curind
Gu putinta.
Drept care plenipotentiarii au
semnat conventiunea de fata 81 au
pus sigilul lor.
Facut la BucureSti, in dublu
exemplar la 3 Martie 1921.
l.. S. .)eE. Sapieha.
L. S. Take Ionescu.
('Universul'o.
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urinary

Cat despre punctul capital, ras-
cnmparal ca boierescului, proprie-
tarii Il trateaza de 'utOpie con-
damnata de toata lumea, expresic
sofistica care ascunde in ca ce
rinta comunista, care Gu alte Gu
vinte yrea sa zica: improprietari-
rea universala fara cumpararea
81 plata pamantului, pc care COM
puitorii propnnerei locuitorilor i
inteleg proprietate comma . tu-
turor, precum este aerul si soa-
rel1s..
q saevarata furtuna Sc dezldn-
tuise ia sinul adunarei aceleia pc
estse Europa ,o convocase spre =
cunsasets dorintsle poporului 70
lb11A Ce spsetscol era * dea CO.
dpsns y prin ea putefi'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-20

intoarce lucrurile pana la hotari-
rea desavirsita &c trebuM sa fie
luata la Paris, Turcii Sc manga
iau eel putin Gu ideea cd afirmand
tot mai tare Cd principatele lie
apartin, lie vor alipi in realitate
mai strins de subreda Tor impara-
tie. Asa prin firmanele de disol-
wire ale divanurilor ad-hoc, ca
afirma din nou Cd principatele
ar face parte intrexitoare din i'm
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CETIT!I

astoria Romano do Xenopol
Ia foileton. In curgere actul
Unirei, cea mai inaltatoare
perioad& din istoria neamului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-20

Bruxela; ''cat de rau inspirati
sunt ministrii sultanului de i in
cerca cucerirea acestor teritorii
prin' niste termini jignitori amo-
rului propriu national 81 prin ros-
tiri care ameninta libertatile po-
litice ale unui intre popor; minis
tri inaltimei sale nu ar trebui 81
ute eat de multi niSte cuvinte ne
corecte ca seele de provincii sau
''parte init ifoare" ranise SIM
timantul nat 6nal.
Aceasta apueatura q cancelaEei
turcesti, de q nu scrie 0 simpla
fraza, fara ! baga in ca scopuri,
care pun in ingrijire simtul po-
lite al poporatiilor, pare c5 vrea
50 devina 0 neincetata provocare.
Poarta nu vrea sd recunoasc3 in
|nici un chip existents nationalA
. principatelor! Dar atuncj la ce
mai sunt bune tratatele, aegatu-
rile formale privitoare Il aceste
tarii Este de mirat, cum de, = to-
lerst char aSezarea in Bucuresti
: I. nosn icioi oarvsoY.ov1n 81 a1rr.,,1 ~
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MOI PLATIM BANI Gaia
PENTRU

Liberty Bonduri. Thrift and War
Savings Stamps. Asemenea cumparAm
s*i aur vech:u. argiht, platina, diaman-
te, juvaere, ceasuri, argint viu, mag
nete points. marci postale nefolosite. si
orice lucruri de valoare. Aduceti-le Ia
moi. MOI cumpararn orice de valOare si
platim bani gata. Simon este cea mai
cinstfta casa de schimb. proprietari la
The Ohio Smelling & Refining Co.
Oflciul, Ro0n PIG, Lennox Building
i"s'r Ccit cC e. 9th 81 Euclid.
P&Schis Pima la orele 6 p. m. (2-4-6
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INsTlINTARe

Sunt rugaN to{i s'DonsnW
nogtri . observs urmxtoarele
reguh la trimitsroe poahD
schimbare do adresx:
/. 63 20 scrie adresa veshs
unde 10 msrs xi&rul gi adresa
unde 50 mutat.
2. Il fiecare psrsoanx q
- alxturo mxrci do 6o. 0x q
oaute q nj . dea uumelo Stxar
del gi a oragului sorsok
Cine M Observx aoeste r..
guh in xadaf asteaptx = / q
schimbs adresa q M - poata
AdminisratiA
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A Y II

Clubul Cultural 'Lumina" din
Cleveland, Ohio GU sediul pc
East, va da, petrecere Gu dams
pc ziua de Dumineca 25 Septem-
vrie 1921. Deci Gu aceasta Ocazic
rugam respectuos pc onoratele
Societati, Cluburi 81 Parochii, a
nu aranja alta petrecere pc ziua
sus numita. Gu stima:
Comitetul aranjator.
g pana 2 Sept.)
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Doctorul trateaza toate Boale-
le Cronice 81 Dformit&tils Ia
osmeni, femei 81 eopii. Multe Ca
uri ar Fl putut ii crutate do pri-
mejdioasa operate dac1 s'Ar ii
supus Ia tratamentul doctorilor.
TRATEAZA TOATE BoALEIE
LA BARBAT1, FE1GE1 p C0Fu
Catar 81 dureri de stomsc li-se
d aatentie speciala. Daea suferi
de catar, du-te Il to ensmineze.
Daca cazul dtra este curabil, 81
iii va spune frnac; dacx q ineu-
rabil el te va sfatui. Dacx al re-
umatism, ne-vositste, dopsie,
umflaturi de piciosre orr mini.
Boala de ficat, boal1 de inima,
Debilitate nervoask, V4rsst, A.
meteala, dipepsie, indigestie, con
stipatie, neregull Ia stomsc ori
pintece ori epilepsie, du-te si la
sd ca DR.. Smell sx to vadI. FatG
stricata, boal4 de singe, pele,
ori chelie, RupturI 81 Surpxtura
STUNT tratate.
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spre lie organizai 81 Gu toate
aceste Poarta nu avea de ce sd
fie ingrijita, caci parasirea unirei
politice a principatelor de catra
Franta era un fapt indeplinit.
Dupa ce Poarta primise pana
atunci comunicari in atare privire
nunlai de la prietenele sale, Aus
tria 81 Anglia, acuma dupa rosti-
rea divanurilor Iad-hoc 81 in aju-
null de Sc deschide 1oiferentele
din Paris care aveau sd le cerce-
teze, insasi Franta da planul de.
organzare, pc care Sc h9tarise al
substitui unirei desGvlsite, in Gu.
nostinta Portei, prin ambasadorul
Thouvenel. In memoriul comuni-
eat ei, Sc previdea .numele de prin-.
|cipatele unite de dat tarilor TO
name, lar unirea lOr era sd refere
Ia legislatie, stare economica, fl
nsnte, masuri, greutati, armata,
pastrindu-se in privirea politica
doua ocarmuiri sub dol domni si
doua adun6ri. Proiectul prinit
~ oare care dntimpinari secon-
dare de Turci.
Ideea pxrasirei unirei desavlr-
|site din psrtes Frsntei. ne mai
5in cume III secret mnutru ni.;
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Care sufere de Dureri de Cap,
Melancclie, Dureri spinsls, Bos-
le speciale, Iregularitati, 6l&bi-
ciuni, ori boale pculiare, 90 con-
suite acest specialist. Boal4 de
oval ori pintece vor ii trstste
Tara cutit. Dac4 ii fost sf1tuit4
"a 81 te supui la 0 operstie sur
gicala pentru dMicult4tile pfnte-
celui, ruptura ori surp4tur&, nu
asculta, nu lasa viata s1-ti fie
primejduita de lance, cutit ori
altceva fnainte de consults ps
.acest specialist.
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"a ~ 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-20

DIR. ALBERT SMELL
Della Senatorial Privat din
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Va Fl la oficiul sau din Cleye-.
land, la No. so Public Square,
incepand de Luni, 20 August, 3i
va ramanea pana Dumineca,
28 August.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-16

$50.
 Michael J. Flanagan. Rev. Thomas mooney, Rev. John Landry. Rev. Ed ward Shaughnessy, Miss Marie Mur- phy, MISS Helen Donavan, Mrs. Cliff hford B. Wilson, simon Crehan, Dr. John Monaghan Mrs. Lynn w. Wilson, Miss Euphrosyne l.. Bowne, Mrs. Michael Noonan, James J. Coyne, Mrs. Mary Hayes. Miss Mar garet Clark, Rev. Jeremiah J. Dug gan, Michael J. Ford, George Cornell, Miss Helena Kelly, Captain Leonard J: MaIoney, Miss Grace Anderson, Mrs F'rancis J. Brennan, Miss Anna Poland, Miss Mary Leahy. Mrs. Ed ward Loveday, Miss Eleanor A. Owens, Owen TooIan, Rev. Joseph Ganley, Patrick Lynch, George Gil trap, William J. Steinke.
 ,s S25.
 Mrs. James McKelvie, Mrs. Thomas II: Ryan, Miss Mary Pagan, Mrs. Michael Cunningham, Mrs. Dennis Mccarthy, Frank Davey, Joseph Da- yey, Brian Condon, John Grogan, John Nolan, Harry Maley, Mrs. Mary McNamara, John H. Tague, Rev. Robert Bowen, John J. Ginty, John J. O'Neil, James Coffey, Thomas Glea- son, Mrs. Charles J. Reynolds, John J. Swift, Edward H. Doherty, Mrs. Thos. Cotter, Peter Connerton, Mrs. Edward NJ. Smith, Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald, Mrs. Catherine McE1roy. Miss Marion Colgan, Miss Mary O'Leary, Mrs. An drew McQueeney, Matthew J. Bowen, Miss May Noonan, Mrs. Nellie Bee, Edward J. VeSey, James H. O'Rourke,
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Contributors to Irish Relief Fund Formed Complete Roster of Those Present at Banquet.

The contributors at the Irish Relief banquet last night formed almost a complete roster of those present. Even the orchestra donated it's ser vices and the donor of the oillboards for the drive added a cash con.ribu- ton of $2OO.- The great bulk of those present in addition to their contribu- tions will act as solicitors to the house to house canvass commencing March 1 17th. The contributions in the order follow, and include several instances of two contributions from the same individua1:
 MacSwiney Council, American As sociation> for the Recognition of the Irish Republic. e.oo
 Dennis Kellar,. Peter Davey, Mi chael Noonan and Col. T. J. Murphy.
 $2OO.
 Thomas F. Murray, Stephen Mea- Brennan, Thomas M. Cullinap. Will liam P. Kirk. Eugene L. Sullivan, John F. Murphy and John A. Lev erty.
 s1OG. Mrs. Anna Danehy, Mrs. Annie Col 1amore, pr. Andrew McQueeney, pr. Daniel P. Griffin, Mrs. James l.. Mo mer F. Blank, Rev. Jeremiah T. Dug gan, Rev. Dr. Richard Moore, Mrs. Mary Brennan, Rev. John J. Keane, James A. Kennedy. John P. Dillon, Edward Loveday, James P. Heron, Michael McNamara, Arthur Gaynor, Dr. John Finnegan, Edward fIiiligan, Mrs. Julia Walsh, B. Byrne Hackett of New Haven, Rt Rev. John G. Mur- ray of Hartford, Rev. Matthew J. Trainor, Mrs. Dennis F. Kel1ar, Fred C. Mullins and Lawrence T. Galla- gher.
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Mrs. Henry Lee, Miss Helen M Lom- bard, Mrs. John Iavey, Miss Ellen V. Dunn. Miss Mary Norton, Mrs. John Ffnnegan, Miss, Mary Sullivan, Miss Anne Mallon, Mrs. John H. Daskam in memory of her mother, Mrs. Cath erine Bennis Roche, Miss Anna Doni- hee, Helen Beddiger, Edward MuI- laney, Mrs. Joseph B. Simone, Patrick Carroll, Mrs. John Lynch of Fairfield John Connors, Miss Anna McKelvie, James Mul1aney, Mrs. Michael J. Flanagan and William KearnS.
 The committee in charge will be glad to receive any corrections to the published list at headquarters, Room 3S, Stratfeld Hotel, where. pledge cards may be signed.