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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-11

garia, fu apucat1 de evenimente-
le revolutiei, 81 partida liberak.
nationala, Gu Kossuth in frunte,
propuse indata constituires unui
minister deosebit pentru Ungaria,
char 81 in privirea raIboiului .
finantelor 81 . politnei externe,
81 constituirea Ungariei ca stat
nestirpat de Austria sub arhidu-
cele Stefan, incst regele, adeca
|imparstua Austriei, mai pastra 9
putere numai nominala.
Constitutia votstx ia 9raba- de
dietx ii consfintitx dc impsrat 81
ziua de II Aprilie, sub presiunea
evenimentelor din viena, nu q
mintea prin MD IN cuvint de
existenta celorlalte nat;onalit6ti.
Ea cunoaste nhnai ) Ungarie ii
IN singur popor, pe acel ungsl-
resc. 'Rssels gareec, tara
unguressc6, tcets poarele txrsi
snnt unguresti, N sii,is \ 4 ! tsriul unszi-
|resc, constitu i = a T. VI ~ ureascx,
Ieeile nnsnre Ifds Am tion1lk
u toAtx nilit ~ + colo
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-11
ABONATT ZIARUL
..AMERICA*

Ungaria nu era 81 Sc teama toe
mai de libertatea tiparului, 81
daca Sc luau atari masuri, sc facea
numai in viderea NATURALIZATION
de alta fire, lucru ce reiese Gu
deosebire din pedeapsa de 4 ami
de inchisoare 81 1000 de fiorini
amenda ilnpusa aceluia ce ar agita
contra perfected unitati statului
ungnresc. Apoi cum puteau deose-
ibitele nationality din Ungaria 81
recunoascS . constitute . fntte-
gei xri, facnte chip in numele
liberia Stei, insa fara 4 lor partici-
pare 81 numai dc catra elemental
domnitori J.
Dintre aceste nationalitati, doua
ersu intro . pozitie politic6 mai
bsanx decAt Romanii, care m 4
veau absolut nici un drcpt, care
~ erAu recunoscuti nici intr'ln
e6ap "a slement I politic - statul
m1chiar asestes erau Croatii u
ehif Croatil pxstrase incl indi-
n xviidno] o]itatse I'M iatotic peFsoni.
III fonct tinn1a bai1u1ui l0r,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
THAT SEATTLE SPIRIT

Arrivals from thc Outside teli a eood story ou Barney simon former rbaot. and Anchorage clothIcr
 ue had a store iu sea.uc recently and was advertising a bie sale. by moms of a Hen across Che front ot h. pa.. \ competitor next door mu. up sign very similar Go thc one over Hlrroys store so similar. tn n.t nat thc two signs had Che appearance ol relating to Che amo aI. Barney thought that was go- u- .omc even for Seattle but he received bIe shock when hc drove down Go ha establishment morn
 nm. or two Iatcr and discovered au- a.h.r ..en over Che door Of his come r.Utor reading "NUH Entrance"
 intended ol course. to urlhcr.carT ou. ne appearance of Che two stores being oue and to divert pat
 rou from Bamoya door Numa
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
NOTICE OF MARsHALs SALE

United States of America. First Div
 isiou. District of Alaska.
 Public notice a hereby given. Chat by virtue of "a writ Of Fiori FacIas tor cNccuuonl. dated June 10th, A. n. I92i issued out Of Che United states District Court Of Che United states for Che lst Division. District of Alaska. on Judgment rendered m said Court on Che 10th day Of June. A. D. 1915. In favor Of Waino Kbls.rom and against A. Kosh and n. LahiHncu , have on tha Sth day of July. A. D. 1921. levied upon Che following described real estate. situated I'm Che Town ot Douglas and Territory Of Alaska. to-wit
 One house and lot I'm Che Town of Douglas Alaska lAl or Lot No. g.. Block No. 9D
 and hat ] win accordingly o6or sa.d real estate for alc at public ycnduc u Che highest and best bid dcr for cash. on Che 10th day Of August A. D, lg2l. at 70 o'clock "A. M. ou Che front steps Of Che United States Federal Court House at Juneau Alaska
 Dated at Dous'as Aluka July sch. 1921.
 J. N TANNER
 q $. Marshal, First Div. District of Alaska.
 By A. E. LUCY, Deputy RoJeu G Dawes.
 Plaintiffs Attorney.
 F.rt publication July 9. 1921.
 Last publication Aug 6 1921.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
OID.uMER LEAVES NORTH

Charley Peterson. who began work for Che Trcadwcu Company back in One 90s and who has cone fined hIs long stay in Che North Co Douglas Island. was southbound passenger ou Che Jefferson Wcduos- day and win co East to Marquette. Michigan. where ho made mud pies In boyhood days and where he win probably make his future homo Nr. Peterson went East four years ago and did not Intend returning to Alaaka. but so strong was Che lure of Che North that six months later saw him back at his old job in Che Ready Bullion mine His many friends in th.s locality expect Chat another six months win dnd him back iu their midst but should ho decide to remain In Che East Inc win hayo Che best wishes of his old ulI- cums rho Strollor's Weekly win follow him and keep him posted on Che friends and country he leaves behind.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
HUNTERS CLOSE CALL

X young mHn Vho.o namo wca mol. learned who had be.n lot m Che wood. tor hre. days made hs way into Che Towers camp on Duncan Canal recently He was ooat.cs and bi- Hecycs torn to Che shoulder and h.s arms utchoI uH gone er.I arpcauuce indicated tho truth of his story According to ha s.a'e mcrs. he and two others had Icn rrcrbur- m a boat l.. a l.w drs hunt Uc had ubo h.e r1a one morning and started on, from the.r camp for a uu. shooting before bratu. had b..ome henldc-cd because o. u- and wandered about without beu- ab.o Go got hs hwr
 r-. Ue finally om.reI a. sar lake and made hi. way from tt0r, fo tf. Towers h..h ump n. had .no. a deer and had lived or y.H.aon .o haI uo. eorr hungry. hu. he had criy on. match uu when he ar rived WnneoU SuUno.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
 FINAL ACCOUNT

In Che United States Commissioners
 Court Precinct of nousioa Ter-
 r1ory of Alaska.
 In Che matter of Che Estate Of AN
 TONIC PAINTING. docoasod
 Whereas Emil Ubcrt. Che admin iarator of Che estate Of Antonio Fautuo. deceased. bas thIs day dlod bis final account, together with % petition for Che distribution Of Che residue of said estate to Che par uos entitled thereto;
 IT Is ORDERED that Saturday. September 10. 1921. at ten o'clock A. M. be and Che same Is hereby ape pointed as Che time for Che hearing Of said petition in settlement of said account and all persons interested In Che same arc hereby notified Co 0lc any objections. if any they have. why said account and petition should not be allowed before said umc
 WITNESS my hand and official seal this 7h day of July 1921.
 lScaD JOHN HENSON.
 United States Commissioners oX-
 on.sio Justice of tho Peace.
 First publication July 9 1921
 Last publication August 6. 1921.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
PERSONAL

Mr. md Mrs. w. L Grey win ioayc about Che 10th of Ono month or vacation trip to wmnsoll They c,rret to ancnd several weeks cru.a- .rr m chat vicinity
 Prof 4nd Mrs. J E. Lunz loit on One Princes Alice to spond several ucehs u Che south They expect to. return for Che ml term Of school
 ln Carrie Christie iclt for tho
 utn Ca One Princess Alice Friday
 l w w. sbortbHu and her son. Wlrron. arrived ou Che Spokane Co t.t uith hcr parents. Mr. and MrH. IHu richards and her sister, Mm. r mt IcNo.r. of Treldwol
 Mr. and Mrs Dave Housoi lcft for u south ou Che Princess Alice.
 n Vmdcrlecst of Che Butler uro Drus Co. accompanied by his .nIy. lclt o1 Che steamship Spo- .ane for a vacation trip Go slta
 Wa Esther Nixon teacher in Che Juneau public schools for Che past .u, ycau. lclt for the~south on thc Princess Alice She win visit for several vcobs In Yakima. ouroute Co hu home m Minneapolis Miss Nixon does not expect Go return Go Juneau
 Mrs. n G Graves accompanied by hor daughter Mary Alice leit on u Spokane for Q vacation trip to s.Ea.
 w. K HurlorI. voIl known music .r has leased Che Elbs' Hall for dances ever, Tuesday night Mr. urrorI has formed am orchestra In
 conjunction witch Miss Mamie Hahn.
 Mrs. w. w. Casoy sr accom- panied by her daughters Florence mI garv Iclt Juneau on lhc steam h.n Spokane to spend thc remainder %. le summer In Seattle Miss rIorcnc. win enter thc University of u.ho tbs nU
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
FOUNDER OF MAYO

J. E. Binot who founded tho townatc of Mayo. Yukon. eighteen years ago and who has since made ha homo there. conducting a store and roadhouao. was passenger on Che Princess Alice yesterday on- route Co Toronto on a business and pleasure trip. Ho was accompanied by his wife Mr. BInot says Chat thcre are i50 people at Mayo and that prospects for tho pcrmanency of Che camp are very good
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
Mo- POPS "A
sUMlIONs FOR pUBMCATION

m Che District Court for tho District
 Of Alaska. Division No. One. ot
 Juneau
 HENRY MARTIN PlaIntG,
 vs.
 ANNA MARTIN Defendant
 TO ANNA MARTIN Che above named defendant GREETING.
 In tho name of tho United statoa Of America. you arc hereby conn maudcd to appear In Che above on- titled Court holden at Juneau in said Division and DHr.c, and answer Che complaint filed against you in Che above entitled action within thirty days from Che date oi Che service of this summons and a copy of Che said complaint upon you; and if you fail SO Go appear and answer. for want thereof Che plaIn- uG win take Judgment against yoH for Che dissolution of tho bonds of matr.mony now existing between plamuG and defendant and win ap- ply to Che Cour, for Che relief de- mandcd in said complaint. a copy Of which is served herewith. and Jo which reference is hereby made.
 Tho date of Che order tor Che pub- ucauon Of ta summons is Juno l1h. 1921. The period of puhiIca- uon prescribed iu said order .a six weeks Tho first publication of same is June l7th 1a2I The iast public cation of same is July 2e. 1927, and Che umo within which defendant Ia to appear to answer ths summon is thirty days after Che completion of tho last publication.
 Dated at Kctch.tan. Alaska June l1th. l92l
 CscaD J. w. BELL.
 Clerk of Che District Cour. for thc
 Dhr.ct of Alaska Division
 Number One
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
TIE DAY OF REST

The silent partner passed away And so. because he had, They closed tho onico for a day Trade, anyway was bad This unexpected day Of rest
 Filled everyone with ioy And oach began to plan how best That day he could employ Next morning ] arose at dawn And got my tackle out But heard before ] reached Che lawn An old familiar shout: "Oh. ] suppoge you want to nsh- Just like a man, ] know; But there's % littlc that ! wish You'd do before you go." She had mo rake tho grass and
 spade
 Tho garden at Che back, she had mo mend a window shade And plaster up a crack. Sho had me boat Che bedroom rugs And paint Che rocker white And spray Che cherry tree for bugs. With not @ bug tn sight. She had me hang a door or two. She had mo paint Che scrccna But why go on? You've an been
 through
 Tho slmo domestic scenes. on. lucky man who all Che Spring With loads of work is blcst And never gets that awful thing A so-ca.lod day of rest. -EX.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
BOYS FIND WORK

While there a but itle work thh scason lu ths locality for high
 chool boys. James Barragar JB. and Jacob Brtt managed Co secure positions With a canning Industry at Hawk lulct for which place they icft early on Che morning Of July lh. their wishes Go secure employ mont overcoming thcir desire to par ucIpotc in Che sports incident to Che celebration. With Jimmy and Jacob business comes before pleasure.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
DEPENDS ON WEATHER

The odd Fellows of Douglas are planning ou % picnic tomorrow but lt depends on Che weather where it win bc hold Ii Che day is bright Che members of Che order win leave at o'clock m Che morning for Crccua Cove on Admiralty island. opposite Che lower end Of Douglas Island. but if Che weather is not m- yorable thc picnic win be held in
 Che Odd Fellows hall and win Doc a picnic just Che same The launch Amy win be used ii Che trip is made Go Greens Cove.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United states Land O0ico
 Serial 03755
Juncau. AlaaIa. April v l921.

Juneau. Alaska. April 29 1921.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Thomas McGobn. Of Juneau Alaska. has submitted final three yoar proof in support of hIs hometcad entry serial O3755. embracing lands in H. E. Survey No. SO. new series No. 115f situated on Cowcc Creek on Che South Side Of Bcrncrs Bay. about forty miles northwest of Juneau Alaska In latitude 5S' i0 North. and longitude 18i' 56' Vest and more particularly described as fol- lows:
 Commencing ot Corner Mo- 1. whoucc U. S. L. M. No. S3 F. s. bears North 45' 1V West 0SG chnss thence W. 67' 31' p. 735 chns. to Cor. No. M c. on thc line of or- dinary high water Of Cowoo Creok thence mcaudcrlng Che mid Cowcc Greek, CD g. i2' OO' B. 2.20 chs. (2) S. S4' 45' B. 3.2O chs l3) N. 76' l5' B. 500 chs.i co S.2l' O0' E. 8.30 chs. l5l s. G' 1T w. 5.00 chs. t6) S. l' 3O' E. 3.7O chs. CD s. 25' 3O' P 500 chs. lS) s. 50' i5' E. 3.70 chs. (9) s. 71' l5 E.3.90 chs. GO) &. 3S' t5' P. 2.70 chs. CID s.. 90 OO' w. G.20 chs. G2l 8. 29' 15' B. 3.7O chs U8 S. 6O' 50' E. 5.53 chs. GO 8. f0' 52' D. 1.61 chs to Cor No. 8 M C.thence S. St' 2S' w. 27S1 chs. to Cor No. I; thence N. 17' l3' w. 89.GS chs Co Cor. No T. the place of beginning Contain ing on area Of S2.55 acres. Mag notic variation 33' 15' E.
 FRANK A. BOYLE. Register.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
ROAD COMMISSION ACTIVE

The Alaska Road Commission hoo . busy season several busy seasons. t hoped before it and plans work i'm ac1r.y every nook and cor- rer aI thc Territory lu connection rIIh operation. Iu Che interior Col ]. C. stcesc has Icit Cor lower Yukon point. vherc Col Gotwais has been .or .omc umc mapping out work for frr mnu.r Capt. Ward secretary and dshursrr officer for Che come mission. win he acting commissioner ....rr tr. absence of coI Stccsc.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
EASTERN VISITORS

Nr John W Troy has os hor
 u.a her cousin. Miss uoIw Forey o. huauu. C.U Now JcHcy and N U.'en Naea'iu of McVcytown. ra The young Indies arrived ou Che Princess Alice Tuesday evening and HU be hore several days Inter y.s.t- ne other parts of Alaska before re- turning .o thc.r Eastern homes
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
MAN GIVES WIFE
 GLYCERINE MIXTURE

She had stomach trouble for years. After giving her simple buckthorn bark. rlyccrIue. etc. as mixed in AdIor-i-ka. her husband says. "My wife feels fine now and has gained weight It is wonderful stomach medicine" Adlcr-i-ha acts on BOTH upper and lower boweL removing foul matter which poisoned stomach and which you never thought was in your system. EXCELLENT for gas on tho stomach or chronic constipa- uon Guards against appendicitis. Tho impurities it brings out will surprise you Guy L. Smith. drug r.st.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
RETURNS TO TACOMA

Mrs. l. D. Carpenter after apond- mg s.x weeks with hor son Clarence of Juneau and daughter Mrs. c. W. Ruaoli of Troadwoil lclt on the Princess AlIco yesterday morning for her home in Tacoma. whore they hayd resided s.nco leaving Tread we'll four years ago. Mrs. Carpenter was accompanied on her visit by her sister. Mm Altman of California.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

rr. mrhr win roach subscribers
 mrmen m. pool orIce uu. Just as ..r a. ue are organized on a good .rsue ha.s tbc plrer wiN hc de- Inr.I n. tfe homes ol is patrons h, .srn.a DO is possible that Che ..n.re two or throe issues win oc distributed hy tre ro.t ofIcc route
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
WE'LL WE'LL

Passengers for Che aouth who. arose at tbroe o'clock Monday morn inr to catch che soa,tlc could have taken ume for fwl nights sleep with uo danger of missing conncc- tous a thc boat remained n port until ntc m the afternoon Wrln- rou Sentinel
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
SPOKANE IN PORT

Th. Spokane aur.l from Seattle u.. before z o'clock tha morning and uHI leave late today for Skas- ua. sailing for s.tha and from H.re for Seattle d.rool no, calling d. Juneau after leaving here this o,.uur She carries a iuI load of u. uram. mostly rouui.Ir.ppcr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
sUB.RECORDNG OFFICE

It win Doc no longer necessary for stakcm of ol claims in Che Fort Norman district to make thc long Journey Go Edmonton. Alberta, Co record them. as Whitehorse. Yukon, has been made a sub-rccording agency by Che department of Che inc tor.or at Ottawa.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
A1AsKAs CASH BALANCE

tr. warrant. against Alaska
 r r.N ouuaui.n- wero ...I rH r.r u.II he ls a'on as r-r..I On. Territory would .... ....-I.ue fo Treasurer w G
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
FORMER ISLANDER KILLED

Mrs Richard Mccormick Of Doug lss was iu receipt O fa letter this week from Mrs. Harry Costor Of San Francisco. formerly of Douglas. con- ycynr thc information that William Mooney brother of Mrs. Costor was Killed I'm am automobile accident Mooney was we'll known ou Che Channel having been employed at both Trcadwoll and Thano for some umo.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
BIUEBERREs RPENING

Bucbcrr.cs in this section aro r.pcnng. reports from Douglas be- Jas was iu receipt of letter this hills they are now ready for cone vcrt.ue into pie but that on the tops oi Che hills they are just beginning to rpcn. The berries arc said to bc somewhat smaller this yoor than usual due probably Go Che fact Chat hcrc has been less rain chan in av- craze years.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
OFF FOR SUNNY SOUTH

Cr IF Hooker ol J B Caro- N r.. ua. a n.acreer ou the Jc1er- ..n Wednesday for santa Monica DaI. uI.r. Mrs. Hooker aVeiu him. ...r having purchased home ihcre ... um..- Uc u.I br ahsen, about
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
TERMINATES VISIT

Oscar A.hbr l.It Wednesday for h.s homo iu New York o.iu bc.ns hcre several months com hw.nc.. i.c formerly resided he.c coming hra, moro chan 1n yoIr. a-0.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09

Str Herbert Troc Che English actor was once buttonholcd in Che corridor of Che thcater by a bore whom ho particularly wanted Co avoid. Tho actor was in Che make up Of a Coliban at Che time
 "Suroly you know me. Sir Her. bcrt?" said Che bore
 "I don't think so" replied che actor.
 "rm Mr. So-and-so." persisted Che other "l was introduced to you a few days ago."
 "Tm so sorry" replied Tree I did not recognize you In my make up."
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
CHURCH NOTICES
Hoy Trinity Cathedral

Fourth and Gold Streets
 Chas E Rice. Dean. Sunday aarfIcos Holy Communion $500 a. mn. Sunday School 9.f5. Morning prayer and sermon n.
 DOUGLAS sf LuhcH Church Evening prayer and sermon D. m. Sunday
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-09
AFTER DINNER STORIES

Two Methodist preachers. one white and Che other colorod. served rural charges In Mississippi which woro cotcrminous. Tho negro re- ccIvcd considerably larger nlary chan his white brother. who asked him if it was not his custom to ex- pol his members who failed to pay. "No. bom" he replied Owe would not lIko to put Che gospel on @ money basis. We get them to sub- scribe. and if they don't pay VIC turns them out for lying"
 An Indianapolis resident wont mp to Che sidewalk news stand to buy hm regular weekly magazine.
 "poicc stopped us sellin' any thing but newspapers Drug store and hotel news stand made a kick oraiust us." Che attendant told him.
 You mean no one is selling magazines from Che street news e,ands2" asked tho would-bo pur- chaser.
 Nobody except Che stand on Che next corner He's booucgin' 'om "
 A certain railway on.cIal has preached economy in and out of season. mm it has rather got on Che nerves of Che employees. He likes to talk Go tho men, putting questions which ho thinks win bring ont their special abilities and dom orstratc their fitness for promo uon. end recently he corncrcd a locomotive fireman.
 "What would you do." Che official asked. If you saw Chat your train ww heading into am unavoidable collision Chat promised to be am ut- tcrly destructive wreck2"
 "Why" ulc fireman responded promptly ord srab a lump Of coaI : i'm each hand. yell to Che engineer to bring Che oil can and jumpl'
 Good advertising" says a man well up in Chat line. "bonods amy form ot business Tho right sort of advertising gives you @ friendly feeling toward D firm. It makes you believe chat it win Doe both pleasant and profitable to deal with Che advertiser. A certain grocer onac inserted in Che newspapers am advertisement Chat had thIs merit 10 ran.
 "Tw.us are come to mo for Che th.rd ume. This timc a boy and a rirL ] bcsccch my friends to aup- port me stoulyi"
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23
BetrOthed

Mrs. Leopold Jacobs, 1906 Third
Avenue South, announces the engage
ment Of her daughter, Miss Florence
Roubert, to Mr.. Lewis Helperin of
this city. The wedding will take
place in December.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Levine, 1929
Hennepin Avenue, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Cecilia
Florence, to Mr.. Sim Greenberg, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Greenberg,
3748 Fifth Avenue South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hirsch, 624
Newton Avenue North, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Ruth,
to Mr.. Mat N. Daybock, formerly of
this city, of Bayonne, N. j.
nue., announces the engagement of her
daughter, Sophia, to Mr.: Joseph
Burnstein, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Burnstein, 712 East Eighteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fishman, 1917
Fremont Avenue North, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Jen-
ME, to Mr.. Max Calof, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Calof of St. Paul.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement Of Miss Clara Rose
Ravitch, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Ravitch, 11O1 East Lake Street,
to Mr.. N. David Lambert of Brook
Ign, N. Y. The wedding will take
place in April. Miss Ravitch is
graduate of the University Of Mime
sofa, class of 1919, and took post
graduate work at Columbia Univers-
ity. Mr.. Lambert is a graduate of
Columbia University, class of 1916
and Pittsburgh University in 1917.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23

laid for thirty-two. The color scheme
was carried out in pink and white.
On Wednesday, September 81, Mrs.
A. L. Gray, of the Curtis hotel, enter
tanned at l o'clock luncheon, fol-
lowed by a bridge party at the Curtis
hotel, in honor of Miss Dorothy Sny-
der, 1905 Lyndale avenue north. Gov
ers were laid for twenty-four.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23
Births

DIR. and Mrs. Henry Banks, .14O1
West Thirty-second street, announce
the birth of son, Thursday, Septem-
Der 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max J. Levy, 2404
Fremont avenue south, announce the
arrival of a daughter, Monday, Sep
TENDER 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-15
G00D's ECONOMY TALK.

James w. Good. lifelong Republi-
can, never said a truer thing than the
following, when resigning his seat in
the House of Representatives and the
Craftsmanship of the appropriations
committee last week: THE Republf-
can administration must make a big
reduction in government expenditures
with consequent lifting of oppressive
war taxes or it viii be swept out of
poweri'
The New York Herald is compelled
to agree with all that Mr. Good
says. because the attitude of the pub
lie in this matter is unmistakab
And in emphasizing the warming
which Mr.. Good gave his recent asso-
ciates in the government of the United
States the New York Herald feels
that it is performing for the Republi-
can party the highest service thar
could be performed for it. 1t Is a
dangerous business for the part,
when hack politicians and rubber
stamp organs try to conceal or excuse
what cannot be concealed from the
American voters and what they never
VIII excuse.--New York Herald.