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cONCURS

Parochia gr.-ort. romano ''Sf.
Gheo-ghe" din Canton, Ohio, Gu
data de 81 Iulie va ramanea va
canta in postul de preot. Preotul
actual va pleca in patria veche
Preotii doritori de q veni ca
preot la Parochia noastra sunt
rugati de a ne aviza pana in zius
de / August 1921 prin scris sat
in persoana la oficiul Parochiaf
Parochia gr.-ort. romano ''Sf
Gheorghe.'
1926 - 9Th Str. II. j.
Canton, Ohio.
Mattel rlorea, presedinte.
Sam Hslmaghi, secretar.
(157-164).
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Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Biruinta 81 D. N. r.
din Warren, Ohio roaga pc toti
membri din loc a lua parte pc
ziua de Dumineca II Iulie 1921
la orele l p. m. in hala Societatii
din Walnut Str, Nd Y4Fi fiid
la ordinee ;zilei fH.a irimire
"a Comitetului nou, deci sunt ru-
gait GU insistenta toti fratii mem
bri carl aa fost ealesii functionari
noui, sd ia parts 81 totodata ia.
candu-se reducere Gu taxa de
$500 ca devenind membri al So
cietatei noastre.
(162-63). Presidiul.
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SPRE 0RIENTARE
catra toti fratii Romani, prietini
si cunoscutii nostri

Find informant de la alti Ro.
mani despre serviciul ce l-au avut
venind la dl Ambrosie Neder in
drumul spre Patrie.
Am decis 81 moi subsemnatii q
veni la D-nealui 81 declaram prin
aceasta Cd am fOst fOarte bine
serviti 81 pc un pret foarte mic
care aproape nu platit dupa
munca ce dl Neder depune PEN
tru fratii Romani, 81 indemnam
pc aceasta Gale pc fratii Romani
carl ar dori calatori in Patria
veche veni la dansul find 81
guri ca vor fl pc deplin multumiti
despre tratamentul 81 serviciul ce
primesc la dl A. Neder zicem 81
pc aceasta Gale Ramas bun preti-
nilor 81 cunoscutilor nostri.
A. Murasian 1875 Ellis Str. San
Francisco Calf. George Moldovan
326 La Labbele Ave. Detroit,
George N. Barsan Mr.. 81. La
Belle Ave. Detroit, Mich. Danila
Motoc 1905 Herman Ave. Cleve-
land, Ohio, Aurel Opris Al s.
Webb Alliance, Ohio, John A..
Streza Alliance, o. South Webb
Str. IS. Narion Oprisiu P. Box 139
Glasport, Pa. Flore Birouas 1863
Endrus Str. Akron, Ohio, Flip
Conan 212a Calem Str. Canton,
Ohio, Petru Silaghi, Norian lone,
loan Gelan, Nick varga, Flore
Dan, din Lorain, Ohio. s, =
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Cand e vara calda de sigur Cd
al placere sd privesti la masina
care uda strazile, le spala de lpraf
81 face ca aerul sd fie mai curat
81 placut. Oar sistemul d-tale ase-
menea are lips1 de o curatenie
generala a organelor in timpurile
calduroase. Dac6 doresti ca sd fiji
comfortable, trebue sa folosesti
vinul Amar al lui Triner care
curata otrava adunata in intesti-
ne 81 usureazS functiunea nor
mala a stomacMni, intestinelor 81
rinichilor.' Da putere organismu-
hui 81 It'll da dep1ina putere 81 sa-
natate. Va sd ziea vinul Amar q
lui Timers este un remediu ex-
celent, dar trehue ca Sd cumperi
adevaratul preparat 81 pentru a.
ceasta intotdeauna sa fiji atent Ia
iuyintpl 'Triner''ss.. - /
Il Drukistul sau hegutat6Hdls idtfml
nitale de, medieements aSe vinul
Amar al lui Triner. Asemenea in
cearca Linimentul lui Timers
pentru picioare, dupa ce vel face
,bpie Ia picioare, faci frictiune Gu
Liniment 81 vel rkminea surprina
ca Gu ce iutealS le vindeca de
oboseala.
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chisa pentru marina de razboiu
Tart. 11). Sc desfiinteazd toats
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s. s. CANADA q ; August .. .,
s. s, AMERICA a. s August.
s: s. MCCALL HEII4AS La 6 An.
gust. Pretul egal pentru fie-
care este 4145.OO $500 taxa,
Adresati-va en- tqat6 increderea
la Agentia adev8rat Romano.
p. CHINA, Prop y lGotar Public,
1853 South Main II. Akron, Ohio
(2-5-22 Iulie)
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europene q nu se smsstece nici
intr 'un chip in administratie lsnn
trics : imparatiei otomane, prin
Art. 26, privitor l. principate, V
|dispune e. organiSsres lor q lie
|dntocmita de puterile contractsn.
|te, dispozitie pc deplia potriyuicx
|fntslesului art. Dsr ansusi
FPosrta reeunosgte aesastx stsre
,,de l'1cruri cdei altfsl psntra ce
~ 4 stxrnit = ~ Sle nult y
delta DunSrei, csrs \ inesput eEa
- fie aIipitx cGtrx MoldcvA. Y
~ 1ncorporeze lmpxs tiei ~.
49, prineipatsls zpmfa,s I " III
CT dectt nit prosiaeii tdr.
'eeeti, 'ln sfiryit c,iIm !, ~ ,inppxca
idsss nnei dspline IN vsrnujtx IS I' Z I
inrsiei asalpra plriiztciipe li 4 tSIcr ; wv
|condif ~ cnprins1 n " Ds;i,l
'vitosfs = sonvol ly Indt y ! ldiys+
n1zi adrhe csss 4 ~ y I lof;,
I !, = = m y n:
illIkli d. Il /
B 81
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A aparut: = Revista ''sANA-
TATEA" Gu un material bogat
de cetit, scrisa de cei mai. renu-
miti Doctori de scasa, e 6oarte
interesanta pentru tineri.
Abonamentul pentru Statele
Unite 81 Canada 42.OO pc an.
Cereti N-rii de proba de la
vASIIx UUOUI
reprezentant xiarului America"
431 Z. 66 Str. New York.
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RAMAS BUN

MOI subSemnatii de mai JOS
plecand spre Patria noastra Ro-
mania, mai inainte de plecarea
din New York, venim q aduce
multamita publica, Domnilor r.
China, agent in Akron, Ohio, 81
A. Neder, din New York, care
atat dl P. China, cat 81 dl A..
Neder, in toate informatiile 81
indrumarile date Gu oeazia pie
carii noastre; find dl P. China,
inpreuna Gu moi la New York,
unde STA dat toata silinta a ne
ajuta in toate lipsurile Gu ocazia
plecarii noastre Gu vsporul The
nistocles din 80 Iunie 1921.
Aducem multumita publica 81
in special dior P. China, 81 A.
Neder, pentru serviciul prompt
81 cinstit, unde Gu aceasta ocazie
recomandam serviciul D.nealor,
81 fratilor Romani care pleaca in
Romania Mama, sa sc adreseze
numitilor Agent, 81 toti care Sc
vor adresa dansilor vor ramanea
multumiti pc deplin in toate a,
facerile lor. u r,,,rv
Ne tinem de dAteripE spun-
ia Cd dl P. China pc spesele
D-sale q .calatorit Gu moi inpreuna
pana la inbarcarea pc vapor, 81
unde a stat 4 ceasuri Gu moi pc
vapor, IA pAAni pe-a aranjat locurile
(Cabine pc Clasa doua) unde
nu ne-a cOstat mai multi ca pc
clasa treia; acest serviciu nu la
facut alt Agent pana acuma, ci
dl p. China, avand Influenza, 81
incredere mare Ia Compania de
yapor, National Greek Line, ,roua
de mai jos subscrisii ne-a facut
acest favor 81 cinste; pentru care
moi de asemenea lam facut d-lui
P. China un cadou frumos, pre-
cum 81 aceasta scrisoare, Gu care
dl P. China Sc poate exprima
fata de ori cine:
In primul rind recomandam
serviciul cinstit care il ofera dl
P. China, 81 care este eel mai bun,
sigur, 81 cinstit, 81 peste toate a.
cestea este eel mai eftin, dl P.
China Gu ocazia aceasta la New
York, facut aegaturi noui, atat
|cu plecarea pasagerilor cat 81 Gu
trimiteri de bani, 81 pentru care
fratii Romani pot a Sc adresa Gu
mai multa incredere in orr ce
afacere 81 trebuinta ar avea.
Adresati-va Gu toata increderea
La Agentia Romana P. China,
Prop. din Akron, Ohio unde veti
ramanea pc deplin multamiti.
Lasati strainii Ia o parte 81 spri-
jiniti pc al nostri; Zicem la reve-
dere, 81 sa ne intalnim in Roma
mia Mare.
Seminar Gu Mantle noastre
.proprii.
Andrei Neagoe, Frent Mihai,
FloFea Dragan, Florea Fulbar,
Ana Cristea, Ana Satmar, loan
Flip, Gavris. Russ, Toma Bera,
Nicolae Petran, Dumitru Epure,
Mattel Pep, Elena Pop, Elisaveta
Pop, Aga AB4aar,I Pop, loan Stana, Teo-
dor Luce, Ana Luce, Maria Luce,
Petru Gavris. Vasile Breban. Ma
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hotarindu-se in principiu 81 linia
de demarcatie. Teritorul cedat va
Fl alipit catra Moldova, sub suze.
ranitatea inaltei Porti Cart. 20,
2l). ''Principatele Moldovei 81
Valahiei vor urma inainte a sc bu-
cura, sub suzeranitatea Portei 81
sub garantia puterilor contrac-
tante, de privilegiile 81 scutirile
(immunites) in ! cSror stapinire
se alta. Nici protectje exclusive
nu va ii pusd in laerere de niei
una din puterile gsrants,
! Nimenea M ya syea dreptul Az
= pc amesteca in treble lor l6anl
ttFice Tart. o.. Sublima Poartx se
leag1 . p6stra xiselor principats
9 sdministratie nestfrnaA 81 ma
ticnalk, precum u dsplina liber-
tate " cult, legiuirs, somert \
nsvi9atis,
Lesile i statutels, = sunt -
t1zi is putsrs vos a epyii
Psntfp \ int sis f1' q
aix 6sn1r & e
sx se VI Sf w AZ ~ ..x4 a ~
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Aceasta comisiunc Va avea de in.
sarcinsre de Q cerceta starea de
fata q principstelor 81 de 2 pro.
pune bazele viitoarei lor organi.
zari Cart. 23). Maiestatea Sa Sui.
tanul fagaduieste convoca de
indata, in fie care din acele doua
proviicii, un divan ad-h0c, COM
pus astfel ca 81, seonstituie repre-
zentarea cea mai sxact6 . intere-
selor tuturor claselor societ4tei.
Aceste divannri xor ii chem2te
. s.,'i%i e f46Ei2 Y. .'..i'ss s,;s
q in ~ \ solt
gresului " rsgnl ~ y Al
misiunei cu sse1 n 4 Ar!.ls
24). Luand 81 Il sI \
opinis snisI \ = ~ ~ ~ y + e &
comisinnee WI q 6 W &
tiskiere rex) ri 1 I IT, l1
MI ~ sI|' Ma b IN n
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ApAHR n rUoA13 X
Pretul pentru publicatii ca: "Caut."
de WHARF," "Anunt de cAsAtorie.
etc. costa pentru fiecare cuvint
CENT? de o publicatie. Sub 50 de cent?
nu % public4 mimic.
Pentru DAri de seamx, 1nvitxri Dc
botex. cununii sau dansuri. cent? n-
MIA, sau $500. 1 coloan4 de star.
Publicatiile sd fie insotite de suma
necesarA. Credit nu are deceit sociotA-
tile din Uniunea g. r. A.
Manuscriptele sau fotografii nu -
lnapoiaz&.
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De vINzARE

BUCERIE 81 GROCER1E 81
tuata in centrul RomanilOr, a.
proape de fabricile ''Firestone"
81 miller in So. Akron.
Adresati-va la
GEO CORDEA
10 Stanton Ave. Akron, Ohio.
(159-64).
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PERSONAL

Dl Vasile Ghitu rugat sa vina
in contact cu Travellers Aid Socie-
ty 7O6 Engineers Bldg. Cleveland,
Ohio, referitor la fratele dansului
Ivan care Sc afla in San Fran
cisco, Cal.
(161-63).
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
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Without Let-up Wears
You Out in Time
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Red Blood and Lifts You
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RutS

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Evening journal., 1921-02-25

reverse his position. and he and
President Pro Tenn Handy voted
against the amendment and Sena-
tor Alice also voted against the bill.
while Senator Handy answered the
roll mot voting" The bill was
passed.
New Castle Bills Passed.
The Senate passed two House bills
relating to New Castle. One would
create water and light commits
sion Of three members, one 10 be
appointed by the mayor. one by the
Council and one by the Trustees OF
the Commons. The other bill
changes from 80 to 20 years the
term OF s150.OOO OF bonds for a
water and light plant that could be
issued under an act OF the 1919 Leg
islature.
Another bill passed by the Sem
ate authorizes Camden to issue
$4,000 bonds for the Improvement
Of the water system. The bill pro-
vides a referendum.
The following House bills were
reported favorably to the House;
Making it unlawful to refuse to
rent on account Of children in ten
ants family.
Authorizing the governor TO ap-
point an additional notary public
for New Castle county. who shall
reside in Wilmington and be an Off
Ger OF the Wilmington Morning
News. with a substitute restricting
the material work to the Office Of
that newspaper
The Senate bill giving general
notarial powers TO the notary pub
lie appointed for the First National
Bank of Milford was reported "or
its merits" to the House.
The following Senate bills were
reported favorably TO the House:
Repeating an act appropriatinr
money to the state Board Of Agri
culture for the encouragement oi
immigration.
Compensating registration ofiicori
/ when they appear before the clerl
Of the peace 10 qualify.
The Senate joint resolution ask
ing the Federal government TO al,
in the preservation OF Henlopei
lighthouse and Rehohoth's bathini
beach was also reported favorabl,
10 the House.
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
SENATEFROWNS
ONREFERENDUM
Kills Amendment for Vote
For Every Dollar of Tax
in Seaford
WATER COMMISSION
FOR NEW CASTLE
stan Correspondent.

Stan Correspondent.
DOVER, Feb. 25.-Enorts OF
some Senators to force on every
town Of the state the dollar tax
referendum feature. whenever the
town desires to issue bonds for
public improvements whether or
not the particular town wants such
a provision. got a setback in the
senate yesterday afternoon. when
an amendment TO Representative
Gray's House bill for Seaford to
bond for $4,000 to secure a now
fire engine and equipment, provid-
ing the dollar referendum was de-
feated.
The bill had been passed by the
House without any referendum feat
ure attached. It was explained by
Representative Gray. when the bill
was before the House. that the peo-
pic Of Seaford desired to give "a
the Council OF that town authority 70
go ahead and issue the bonds with
out calling an election on the mat
ter.
Senator Alice. who has repeatedly
insisted that every bill coming be-
ANNE lHt A0tNAAN AAAAANA AeAAit n wv 4
TO bond must have a provision al
lowing one vote for every dollar OF
tax paid, requested OF Senator Rob.
ortson's committee on municipa
corporations that had the bill il
charge in the Senate. that an amend
ment so In providing for the dollar
referendum. The committee pro
vided the amendment and the bin
with the amendment. came up foi
final action in the Senate yesterda,
afternoon.
Senators Robertson. Short Pal
mer. Bennett and Murphy all cx
planned that they had been given e
understand that the people OF Sea
ford did not want the dollar refer
endum or any other referendum
that they were agreed that Council
should issue the bonds without an
election being held.
Senator Alice said he could no
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
PLAYING SAFE.

"Rastus, how is it you have given
up going to church ?" asked Pastor
Brown.
"Well. sah," replied Rastus. 'it's
dis way. 1 likes to take an active
part an used to pass de collection
basket, but dey's give de job to
Brothah Green. who jest returned
from Ovah Thai-ahi"'
"In recognition of his heroic serv-
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
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Evening journal., 1921-02-25

Born February %, at Precarious,
Delaware, Alexander Rebuff, head of
the Zwiebach trust.
Alex was the first to discover the
musical qualities of hardtack. which
he told about in his advertising
booklet. How to Listen to Zwie-
bach in Five Flats"
So much objection was raised by
ianitors. however, that he had TO
invent his well-known Zwiebach ST.
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
An EXPENSIVE DISEASE.

Geo. C. Davis, Jr., plumbing and
heating. 1901 Market-3444-W-Adv
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
DANcER IN CANIRLINC.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Feb. "a. - o.
L. Eldin sued the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad. While the jury
was out. road Representatives gam
bled on the amount of the verdict
and settled for S725. The jury re-
turned a verdict of $500.
Evening journal., 1921-02-25

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "a. 80
you've got taxicabitis," Magistrate
Carson told an 1s-year-old girl ar
rested after having the time of her
life" for a week riding in taxis and
refusing to pay.
Evening journal., 1921-02-25

lencer. which Is now. attached to
every well-regulated nat.
Alex also composed the popular
ballad. Munich Brothers, Munich
With Care"
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
NATIONAL THEATRE.

Worlds greatest star, Clara Kim.
ball Young, in "The Hearts Of Ex-
ile," Thursday and Friday.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
ice. 1 SUPPOSE Z"

ice, 1 suppose?''
mo, sab. I reckon he got dat
job in reconition O. his having lost
one O. his hands s"--Argonaut.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-12-23
DEATH OF MRS. LOUISA
| CHAAiPLIN.SSHTH

After an illness of several days,
preceded by severe stroke OF paral-
ysis, Mrs. S. L. champifn-Smith, one
OF our pioneer citizens. passed TO the
great beyond Saturday morning at
about 10 o'clock at her home on East
Idaho street. Meridian.
Mrs. Louisa Champlin-Smith was
born in Iowa, January IA. lS4T, and
died In her home in Meridian. Dec
ember 18th, 1921. age IA years. IL
months and 3 days. About 20 years
ago she moved to this place. which
has ever since been her home. She
was a good neighbor, and q kind
friend 10 everyone and will be missed
by many friends.
She leaves four children. two
daughters, and two sons, and twelve
grandchildren; one brother ald one
sister, besides the husband, @. g,
Smith, to mourn her loss.
The funeral. which was largely at.
tended, was from the NJ. E. church
last Sunday afternoon, Rev. J.. H
Ross, c former pastor and friend oi
the family, and the pastor Rev. G. A
Quinn, conducting the cervice. The
speakers paid tribute to the wortf
and high character of the deceased
Burial was In the Meridian GENE
ttery.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-12-23
LOCAL MEN SENTENCED
BY JUSTICE COURT

In the court of Justice w. H. Peer,
in Meridian, Wednesday, four Merid-
ian young men were arraigned on a
serious charge, and when they ap-
peared in court they plead guilty. The
court thereupon sentenced Ray
Hutcheson and Joe Williamson to so
days and Beryl Palmer and Morris
Anderson to 80 days In the county
jail. The court gave the young men
time to arrange their affairs, and
they viii go TO Boise Tuesday to be-
gin service of the sentences imnosed.
The court stated that the sentences
could not be adjusted by the pay
ment of fine. and 1t Will be neces-
sary to serve the sentence In the Ada
county jail.
The young men were represented
in court by Attorney Ira E. Barber,
while County Attorney E. S. Delana
and State Health Officer DR.. F. w
Almond, swore to the complaint
against them.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-12-23
CAN'T JUST ASK FOR
LOAN--AND THEN GET 1T

The bankers OF Meridian state that
this community will receive Its share
of the fund set aside for loans by the
war finance corporation. 1t will be
necessary. however. to mako show
ing for what the money will be used.
and the reason the bankers are not
enthusiastic over the prospects is
that the borrower will not only need
to present gilt-edge security but VIII
need to go through with consider
able preliminary red tape" and neg
citation before getting the loan.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-12-23
PEACE HATH HER VICTOR
les, SAYS THE POET MILTON

Peace hath her victories no less re-
nowned than war, quoth Milton three
centuries ago. The era of good feel
ing that succeeded war In the ages
past bids fair to be duplicated in our
own country, and this era of good
feeling of 1921 to 1929 bids fair to
become international. The confer
ence at Washington Is achieving re-
suits looking toward piece far beyond
the dreams of Senator Borah, Pres
ident Harding and others who initi-
ated the plans for the conference.
1t was predicted that the conference
would center on Pacific problems.
Already the four-power treaty has
dispelled the fear of war with Japan.
The Anglo-Hibernian treaty gives
promise of eliminating in the Irish
Free State. II the English and Irish
are able to harmonic their differen-
ces there will no longer be good
ground for the bitter feeling exhtb-
tied toward England by Americans of
Irish descent
There are oyertures being made by
Chile and Peru to end by peaceful
means the 38-year old Tacna-Arica
dispute
We should say with fervor and faith
Peace on Earth Good VIII Toward
Men
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-12-23
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

A week from Sunday another year
Is ushered in. In company with
Numerous others we wish you
Happy New Year, ard abundant
Prosperity. The year Just closed has
Not been satisfactory to some, as the
Low Prices and general hard times
Has not been conducive to enthusi-
asm.
But then-most of us have enjoyed
Good health. and have managed to
Pay our taxes. 1t could have been
A great deal worse. Count your many
Blessings
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-12-23

Time IS like fashionable host. that
slightly shakes the parting guest
by the hand;
And with his arms outstretched, as
he would NY, grasps in the conner.
Shakespeare.
And nov the new year, reyiEing old
desiresin Whether the parting guest
has been bore or delight, we shall
emulate the fashionable host and
grasp In the conner, for We expect
much from him.
The habit OF giving the old year 8
personality In the form of a broken
departing old man. and the new, that
OF a boy entering the threshold OF
life, is In accordance with the ten
dency Of the age.
Little do we care III the one we
have entertained during the past
twelve months goes out signing
Probably In most cases he has treated
us better than we have treated him:
but we are through with him and
ready for new company and new eK-
periences-
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-12-23

Many boxes OF Meridian apples have
been sent east as Christmas presents.
They are sent by parcels post and by
express and as they keep well until
they reach their destination, it is as
sured that their delicious quality
means that they do not need TO keep
long after that.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-12-23

The sale of war savings stamps (s5)
and thrift stamps (25cl will be dis
continued by the government Dec. 81.
In their place Will be the new $25,
500 and $1,000 treasury certificates
drawing 4 " per cent interest, which
mature In five wears.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-12-23
Editorial Mention

Col Henry Watterson, one OF the
brightest minds Of the south, .died
yesterday at his home in Louisville,
KY, For half century he was a
prominent figure In American public
life.