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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-27


noua. mai ales in Romania undc
oricine, chemat sau nechemat, Sc
crede indreptatit so discute 81
sal dea deslegarea cea mai buna.
Anil dc dupA razboiu in special,
Gu prelungirea la infinit a res
trangerii tuturor libertatilor pu-
blice 81 tutauor celorlalte ingre,
diente legate de ''situatia excep-
tionala'' au dat zilnic prilej dc
discutiuni in jarul libertatii pre-
sci care a incetat de Fl o ches-
tune discutabila.
| De curind doua 'imprejurari
deosebite au redeschis discutia
asupra libertatii preset. Prima a
fost polemica in jurul unei furni-
turf de postay din care una din
parti, violent atacata q ajuns la
concluzia ca libcrtatea preset al
Fl o nenorocire 81 ca, deci, trebue
lngradita. Nu ne-am amestecat
atunci i'll discutie fiindca 5000
team Cd incidental nu, inertia
cinstea unei asemenea desbateri.
Dintr'o afacere de ,banca mise
parea inconvenabila desbaterea
unei mari 81 fundamentals pro
bleme sociale, Gu atat mai multi
ca partea advers;fsa libertatii scri
sului nu era cea mai Indicate sa sc
pronuhte intr 'un fel sau altul.
: Iata, insa, ca prilejul tratative.
lor dintre partidul liberal 81 arde-
leni deschis din nou chestia. S'a
aflrmat ca ar Fl fost yorba de q
restrlngere in textul viitoarei
constitutii. y. MANU-, intrebat dc
, zlarul nostru, sa grabit sa des.
mlnta categoric intentia 81 incli.
natunile ce Use atribuiau. Parti
dul liberal, la rindul sau, a des
mlntit 81 el -intentia ostila liber
tatii scrisului, dari nu prin cuvan
tul autorizat 81 deschis al unu
conducator, ci prin fraza impre
elsa 81 vaga "a unui articol dir
gazeta sa ofieiOasa.
Cand o asemenea discutie for
} meaza preocuparea cercurilor CT
, raspundere,, desigur ca desbate
rea Ell inertia mai multa atenti.
decat in cazul precedent al unei
pOlemici de afaceri.
|. Suntem 81 moi de parerea cd
exista abuzuri ale iibertatii, dal
ele Sc petrec pretutindeni, nu nu
mai la moi. S1ar putea char cits
cazuri celebre, de abuzuri 81 ne
norociri la care a dat loc, aiurea
llbertatea scrisului 81 Gu toate as
; tea, nimeni nu s'a gandit acolo il
, remediul restrangerei sau supri
marea acestei libertati. Avanta
L
eiile sociale ale libertatii prese
stunt asa de mari fncat dezavanta
giile fatal legate de abuzuriIe a
B cestei libertati, nu pot justific,
}. nici atingerea cea mai mica adus;
e principiului atat de scump plati
: de omenire pana zee a dobandi
eonsfintirea.
Il Alta-i, insa, fata problemei p
care eel interesati o scapa sau !
tree totdeauna Gu vederea. III
rtransformarea sociala adusa ID
capitalismul modern, ziarele $
-'presa in genere sunt instrument
] ale marilor interese politico-fi
Inanciarc. ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-27
CETITI SI ABONAT1
ZiARUL "AMERICA"
IN VI TAR E

Dl loan Fleaca din comma
.Apoldul-Mic jud. Sibiu, are on0a-
re va face cunoscut casatoria sa
Gu d-soara Elisayeta NIGGA.
D-soara Elisaveta NIGGA din CO.
muna Apoldul-Mic jud. Sibiu, are
onoare a va face cunoscut casa
toria sa Gu dl loan Fleaca.
ST invita- Gu toata dragostea pe
toate neamurile, consatenii, prize
tinii 81 cunoscutii, din loc 81 jur
lua parte la Celebrarea Cunu.
neiei lor religioase, care va avea
loo Duminica in 30 Octomvrie la
ora 2 p. m. i'll Biserica gr.-or. din
Youngstown, Chic, precum 81 la
masa ce sc va aranja la ora s 80
p. nj. in Hala d-lui Nick Mega
din Hubbard, Ohio.
NaSii vor ii: dl loan 81 dina
Elisaveta Lupu din comma Apol-
dul-Mic jud. Sibiu.
Muzica lui Nicolae Sinu din
Youngstown, Ohio va distra pc
onor. oaspeti Gu cele mai frumoase
arii de dams 81 cantece rationale
Deci in speranta ca vom avea
onoare va saluta in mijlocu,
nostru, pana la revedere rama
nem salutandu-va Gu toata dra
gostea. M1Ru 81 NASH.
(249, 5O-51).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-27

Bucerie situata in vecinatatea
Romanilor, cu vinzare numai in
bani gaia, (cash). E afacerc
foarte buna, 81 cum viitor pentru
un ON harnic. Sc vinde din mana
liberia; Doritorii sd sc adreseze
direct la proprietar;
JOS. LUCAS
COOS st. Clair ave. Cleveland, o.
(251-56).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-27
ABONATI ZIARUL
,.AMERICA"
MOI PL.ATIM BANI Gaia
pENTRu

Liberty 6onduri. Thrift and War
Savings Stamps. Asemenea cump&r4m
81 aur vech:u. argint. platina. diaman-
te. juvaere, ceasuri. argint viu. mag
nete points, marci postals uefolosite. si
orice lucruri de- valoare. Aduceti-le ID
moi. No, cumparayn orice de valoare Sl
plAtim bani gaia. Simon este cea mai
cinstitA casa de schimb. proprietari Il
The Ohio svAcltlng = ReflnlNg Co.
Ofielul, Room 2l0. Lenmox NuildlnG
Cclt Gu o. 9Th si Euclid.
Deschis pima la orele p. n. (3-l.e
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
STOCKED FARM $1,000

An attractive little fruit. poultry, truck
farm near big cash markets, acres
berries; bungalow home. wide porch. nice
shade; barn, chicken house, pigsJy, etc
Quick buyer gets flock poultry, pig, farm
Implements all crops, for only 1900
part cash. Fully described page is FREE
illustrated catalogue. NEW JERSEY
FARM AGENCY. 154-J Nassau St, n. y. t
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
RICHMOND COUNTY
COUNTRY CLUB HOME

Grand location embracing "a Country Club
unobructed view of Lower Bay and Music
Room Dining Room Dressing Room Kitchen Laundry
try Sitting Rooms Masters Bedrooms and BATH Servants
Bedrooms, Sitting Room and Bah-Seepng Porch Court
and Garage Price $95yOOO
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

NO.
Double roof, asbestos. ALL COPPER leaders,
cutters and ashings GARDEN Handicapped by we'll known
architect with and artistic heavy Summer
House and wall leading tennis lawn and flower
gardens.
House consists of oak paneed entrance hall and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
WILSON MOST HATED MAN.
Feeling Due 10 Extravaganza of
Administration. SAYS Mann.

Washington. Jan. 5.-Charges OF
va stefulness and extravagance which
made President Wilson become the
most hated man in the United States. -
were made in the House Monday by
Representative Mann tRep.. ND.
He was discussing the appropria-
tions for automobiles for Government
officials with Representative Blanton
(Dern., Tex. who contended all ap-
preparations for touring cars should be
eliminated Mr.. Mann said many were
necessary.
The Republican Party will be re-
sponsihle for this extravaganza" Mr..
Blanton declared.
Il hope the next administration will
be at least less wasteful, less extrava-
giant than the present administration
is admitted By everybody TO be-" Mr.
Mann re1oi1ed. The only thing which
made Sir Wilson the most hated man
H. years was the gross wasteful Cxtrav-
acance Of the present administration.
Probably the President Is not charg-
ahe with the respons nsibiiity. but that
Is what made the people turn and end
this orgy Of extravaganza. II this side
is wise it viii heed the warning and
syill stop the extravagance; and if the
new President does not help 10 run an
economical administration. ne will
never be returned TO the White House.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
PROTESTANTS PROTEST.
NJ. T.. Church Morals Board Object to
Tendency 10 Cartoon Ministers.

washington, jar. 5.-Tbc public morals
board Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
announced that IL would inaugirate
a oampaign 20 "stop the contcnptuous
treatment Of the Protestant ministry by
some cartoonists, writers and actors
"On tho stage and in motion pictures
the boards announcement said, no
Protestant minister is seldom represented
except ms an efferninhte fool. The nssnbcre
Of the Protestant churches are erhorted
to be liberal, to take humor as burnor and
be slow to wrath. But the members of
the Roman Catholic church do not to,or-
ate such treatment Of their priesthood,
which is always represented on the stage
and elsewhere in n most favorable way,
and whose religion is treated with con
sideration. Catholics are % be commend
ed. The time has come also when Prot
estants should not tolernte any other
than courteous treatment of their religion
and ministry"
The board added that the matter wns
being rallied to the attention Of ministers
Of all denominations and their congrcga-
tions with "a request that "any Violations
Of ordinary courtesy be reported 20 IN.
board, which would make them public
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
WOULD EXCLUDE ALIENS.

Washington, Jan. An amendment
TO the Federal Constitution 10 make
representation in the Ho,re of Repre-
sentatives dependent upon citiaen ship
and rot population j espoUsed hy the
"Alhed Citizens OF America, re, Cf
which William A. Anderson, New York,
is president.
1t is announced that the organiza-
ton has already obtained the promise
tllat its measure viii be offered in Con-
gress and MIR. Anderson declares IT Is
outrageous" that unassImilated alters
AZ d even enemies Of the American Gov
en- unent are counted ucder the present
basis of Congressional represert tation.
There is ample precedent for the
proposed action, said Air. Anderson in
s statement Sunday. "The New York
State Constitution, IL providing fer
eu urnerajon in the popular branch Of
the Genefal Assembly. uses the words
excluding aliens No question is raised
with the South by TINS proposition, be-
cause the Negroes are rot aliens. 1t does
not touch cit her immigration or naturaliza-
ton laws. 1t merely proposes that if any
person who comes TO this country wants
to be represented in Congress he must
become a citizen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
GLAD TO SAY HE
Is NOW WELL MAN
Wilmington Enploye of the
Delaware Ry. Co. is Now
Praising Plant Juice.

Stree its introduction il all of the large
cities of America men and women IN all
walks Of life, everywhere, are daily testi-
fying 10 the relief obtained from Plant
Juice. the famous herbal stOmch remedy
in illness of long standing. As II IS an in
vigorator, il builds up new tissues. Yitalizes
the blood. and acts directly on all all
ments Of the stomach. liver and kidneys.
1t has met with marked success wherever
introduced.
One of the most interesting statements
made for Plant Juice is that Of Mr.. Al
bert Wiley, of No. lS0 Pine street,
popular empIoye Of the Delaware r. r..
Company, having many friends in VIII
mington as he has lived here for a num-
Der of years. He said:
81 found out what a really wonderful
medicine Plant Juice is as my father had
been cured by it. ] had been bothered with
indigestion for yeers and could not take
any solid food into my stomach without
suffering agony aftenyard ! had head
aches, was oorstipated and could uever
get good nights sleep and he'd pains all
through my body; / lost in weight and
felt weak and sll run down Il felt IS tired
ia the morning when ! got up as when
went To bed at night and was nervous and
worried; | felt like the shadow Of my
former self / have taken three bottles Of
Plant Juice and am glad 10 say that am
in perfect health entirely cured / have
fine appetite, have no more pains or
aches and have gained l2 pounds ia weight.
/ cannot say too much IN praise Of Plant
Juice"
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store. No 404-4O6 Market street,
where he is daily meetiig the local public
ard Introducing ard explaining the merits
Of this remedy. Free samples given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
BUYS LARGE MANGANESE MINE.
L. s. Steel Corporation Acquires Large
Property in South America.

New York, Jan. Gilbert II. Gary,
head Of the United States Steel Corpora.
ton announced that his organization had
purchased one of the largest manganese
mines in South America the Moro da
Nina properties in the State of Minas
Geraes, Brazil.
Uncontirmed reports were received from
Rio de Janeiro by cable some tune ago
that this property had been purchased by
North American interests at q price OF
approximately 81 100000.
Mr. Gary said that the purchase now
makes the corporation independent con-
cerninc manganese ore which is an essen
tialin the manufacturing Of iron and steel
The Moro da Min mine is situated
about 400 miles from Rio de Janeiro, it
was stated, and has been shipping ore TO
the corporation for several wears
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
-. =
BECK SLATED FOR POST.
as Under Secretary of State
R,fariaI IA Csrltil

Nstbiti ~ %pih'l''
Marion, Jan. 5.--ltis considered virtual
lv certain that James M. Beck of New York,
formerly Assistant Alto ,ney General,
will be Under Secretary OF State of the
Harding administration MIR. Beck has
removed his residence 90 Washington
Opinion of circles close 70 Senator
Harding is that Mr.. Becks ability will
be sought for the State Department,
where / { is held he viii make q fitting as-
sociate to Charles Evans Hughes, the
probable choice oas Mr.. Colby successor.
This is about the only appointment
of an assistant in any of the Federal
departments looked upon as being settled.
Several suggestions have come to Mr.,
Harding, such as Theodore Roosevelt,
for Assistant Secretary of War or the
NAVY. but the Presidenttelect indicated
Yesterday that in his Cabinet making he
had not got much beyondh few impo rtant
places. Appointment for Southemcr is
considered possible More suggestions
relate TO John Moorehead Republican
National Committeeman from North
Carolina, than 60 any Other man in the
South, and his chances are now considered
the best. lie was formerly in Congress
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
OLD LEVY COURT
CLOSES ITS AFFAIRS
Ten Member Body Gives. Way to
the New Levy Court, Com
posed of Three. Members.

Srecial Correspondence TO Every Evening
Dover. Jan. 5--The old Levy Court of
lei, members. which has been the govern
ing body of Kent county for many wears,
ceased TO exist, yesterday, IN accordance
with the act of General Assembly Passed
nj the special session of last year, abolish
ing the ten-memher Levy Court and es-
athlishing one of three members.
vt Yesterdays meeting, Henry Ridgely
appeared in the interest of James Il. Mott,
owner of Woodland Beach, relative TO
the road leading from Leipsic to Iron
Bridge, Bombay Hook road, it being
shown that MIR. Mott had expended, at
the request of the Kent county Levy
Court, a few years ago, the sum OF Si,3S5,-
80 IN grading and improving said road
The request of Mr.. Mott was that, upon
agreeing to waive all claims of reimburse
mcnt for none expended by hlm on
said road the road should revert TO hun.
Ii as shown that MIR Mott owned all
the Ia d on both sides of the road IN
ues. ion, and that onlY o per ons
would be affected, said persons having
waived all claim and title to The road.
The request was granted, Mr.. Mott
volunteering the assurance that the
road would never be closed.
Al books, records and equipment were
ordered turned over 10 the new Levy
Court.
After words of farewell by members the
ten-member Levy Court adjourned sine
die
NEW BODY MEETS
The three-member Levy Court consist
ing OF Henry L. Beers Of Dover, John W
Sheldrake Of Harrington and George
Herring of FELTON,, met yesterday and or
sanized by the selection of MIR Beers as
President The clerk Of the peace will serve
as clerk of the Levy Court, as he did under
the old regime.
Frank jackson, the present custodian
of the court house, was reelected.
II was decided TO employ Elmer II.
Hatton Of Baltimore, Md, to inaugurate
a modern system of bookkeeping for the
Levy Court, the receiver of taxes and the
Board of Assessment
For county treasurer and receiver Of
taxes, Commissioner Sheldrake rOmInat-
cd John : Harrington of Harrington,
and Commissioner Herring nominated
Daniel b. Murray Harrington received
two votes and Murray one
After the presentation of the monthly
reports of the county officers and bills
for general fu3d expenses, the Levy
Court adjourned until next Tuesday,
thp law occurring weekly meetings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
GIRLS SEMINARY BURNED.
West Virginia Institution Destroyed
Loss SIG0, 900.

Charleston, W. Va, Jan. 5.-Lewis-
burg Seminary for Girls at Lewisburg,
Greenbrier county, was destroyed by fire,
with loss of approximately 100000
according to a telephone message re-
ceived here Moeday. Only four girls
We're IN the buildirg & and they escape,
without difficulty The other $50 students
the Christmas holidays.
The seminary was controlled by the
Greer brier Presbytery of the Presbyte-
rian Church, South
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
FAMILY SUFFOCATED.
Four at Uhlertown, Pa.. Succumb TO
Fumes From Coal Stove.

Frenchtown, n. j., Jan. 5.-An entire
amily, consisting of father, mother, son
and daughter. met death Monday at
Uhlertown Pennsylvania Across the
Delaware river from here, when they We're
asphyxiated by gas from a coal stove.
The dead are: William c. Weaver and
Mabel, aged 6, and Floyd. aged g.
The WeaVers conducted farm out
side Uhlertown and their bodies were
discovered by Charles Weaver, a brother,
living nearby
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
BANDITS WORK UNDERGROUND.
Rob New York Subway Ticket Agent and
Saunter Past Policeman.

New York, Jan. 5.--New York bandits
have transferred their activities UNDER
ground.
Two unmasked youths walk ed into the
subway station ut Seventh Avenue and
Fifty-ffth street after midnight pointed
their fevovers ut the ticket az emit, Mrs
Ada Hoover-who promptly tainted
and scooped up 81 in change. When she
recovered the men forced her to open the
door of the ticket booth while they rifled
the money drawer
Two passengers who came down the
steps for train few nome Mt later
were relieved of their money aud jewelry.
After warning the men TO make no out
cry, the youths calmly walked 20 tho
street and sauntercd past policeman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
NOTED STALLION ARRIVES.
Archaic. Second in Last English Derby
VIII he In Stud af Amsterdam. NJ Y

New York. Jan. 5.-Archaio, n noted
stallion, which finished second in the last
English Derby, arrived here Monday on
the steamship Mcnominee and will be
taken 20 John Sanforda Hurrieana
studat Amsterdam, n Y. Horsemen who
gathered AT the pier declared the stallion is
one of the handsomest thoroughbreds
ever brought TO the United States. TTo
stands 1Gl hands and is Of rich chestnut
color with n star and blaze. The purchase
price was said TO be s55,o00, at present
exchange rates.
A large consignment Of yearlings and
mares purchased abroad by American
turf men also were landed on the Menom-
inee Some Of the mares we're bought by
Riddle TO be bred TO Man o. War
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
STOLE PASTORS cIoARrrrr casr
Elderly Gentleman In troni Pew Suspect.
ed cf Slick Work

Chicago. Jon. J-l'ssishiDpefs n the
Episcopal Church ~ Winueika. a'ashluu
able North Shore suburb. are mysflfed
IA % the identity of The elderly gsnf'o.
man who occupied , front pev Sunday
morning after he hsd usitol flo chmi
room and tecurcd al ths galuab'ss from
tho Oyefcoats Of the choir neuiers
Missing articles included tho pastor =
monogramcd silver cigsfffte cass
derby hat and sums iu cash ranging from
carfnrn ~ Ten dnllnf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
$3.50 900 GIFT TO DARTMOUTH.
:. III. Steele Provides Memorial in Col
lcge for Brother.

New York, Jan. Stanford H. Steele,
lawyer, who died At Pinehurst, \. c., on
December 10. left bequest Of S250,000 70
Dartmouth College, to be used for
memorial TO his brother, Benjamin ID
Steele. To his wife, Carrie II. Steele, he,
beQueathed S3OO,O00 and the property
in their home at SIS Park avenue and IN
their country home st Southly- Conn.
Dudley d. Roberts. ard left the residue
of his estate to his daughter, Carrie
Steele Roberts. Beouests of $4,000 each
were made to a number Of charitable IN
stitutons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
ELkUS RETURNS.
70 mer Ambassador to Turkey Sat on
lani Island Commission.

ew ork. J n. 5.-Abram I. Elkus,
former ambassa to Turkey ieturned
on h teamship la Tourainne from
Eu -ope, after sitting with the Alald Island
Commission of the League of Nations.
MIR. EllSus spent more than a month
with the commission which was appointed
to de ide between the claims of Sweden
and FinliDd He di not officially repre-
ent the n;ted States at the hearing but
simply served as disting ished citizen of
4 nation tha is neutral in the contro ersy.
Rear Admiral Ne ton l.. McCully,
who has been serving as American High
Commissioner at 5 bastapol. rrived
here today on the United States collier
Ramapo He also brought seven Russian
children whom he adopted.
The naval officer, it is under TODD, will
60 to Washington and give FIRST hand re-
port Of Bolsheviki ovcments and gem
eral conditions in southeastern Europe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
SWISS SOCIALISTS BOYCOTT
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Berne, Jan. 5-Members Of the Swiss
Socialist party have been forbidden by
that organization TO engage in any work
under the auspices of the League Of Nation
\ resolution has just been passed by the
executive committee of the party declaring
that acceptance of any mandate whatso-
ever from the League or any institution
created by il was incompatible with the
acceptance of a position of trust in the
party
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
PUBLIC DEBT REDUCED.
U. s. Pays s1o2 ,932 .075 on Its Obligations
During December.

Washington, Jan. 5-A decrease Of
sig2, ,g32, ,075 in the public debt during
the last mouth of 1920 was announced
Yesterday by the treasury.
On December 3 the total gross debt was
s23, ,gs2, ,224, l6S as compared with S24,-
t75, 1924 on November 30. The de-
crease during the last quarter Of the
wear amounted to st05, 131 1906 from
September 80 total of S24 OS7 1856, 1923.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
DISARMING WARSHIPS
CONTINUES AT FIUME

Triest, Jan. 5.--Disarmament of war
ships under control of the d dAnnunzian
DICTIONARIES in Fmme continued yesterday,
all submarine chasers coming out aud
herg tskcn over by the bl0ckad ing fleet
The army has taken over the work of
finding food for the population in the zono
affected by recent attacks until the situa-
ton becomes stabilized
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
FOR WINTER CRUISE.
Battleship Vanguard With Admiral VIII
son Aboard Leaves New York.

New York. Jan. 5.-The battlcshlps
Pennsylvania and Arizona, vanguard of
the Atlantic fleet left yesterday on the
first stage Of the annual winter cruise.
Aboard the Pennsylvania was Admiral
Henry Is. Wilson, fleet commander.
Five destrovers in the meantime COM
pleted preparations, with steam up.
to set out later in the day.
The ships will be joined by thoremainder
er of the fleet off Cape Henry, and then
all viii go to Cuban waters and from there
through the Panama Canal To the Pacific
for maneuvers with the Pacific fleet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
STOPS STRIKE PICkETs.
Indiana Judge Grants Injunction to
kok0mo Steel Company.

kokonlo. Ind, Jan. "a temporary
injunction issued by judge w. c. over
ton in Circuit Court against eleven
members Of the local union of the
A7nalgamated association Of Iron and
Steel Workers Monday prevented
lnelr projecting the plant OF the
kokorno Steel and Wire COMPANY.
a hearing on making the Injunction
permanent viii be held next Wednes-
day. A strike has been on at the fac
tory since last june the men demand
Ing hlgher wages and shorter hours.
the company IS reported as recently
having cut the wages of the men who
remained at work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-05
MOVIES INSPIRED CRIME
YorihfuI Robbers TEL How They star
ed and Now Chicago 'cnsors Are
rury

Chicago, Jan. 3 Motion piciufss
portraying criminals st work have been
barred IN Chicsgo, u became .GO~n.
Chief II Police Fitkmorfis announced thnf
three weeks ego he had ISSUED order, ~
movie cens0rF rot % ISSUE peruits ioI
any photopley thst showed . crimc ON.
mitted. even though the end n The picture
might show tho criminal IN n prison oell
The order became public whof threc
youthful robbers Who were anienced b.
the state nfounatory ~ fOntiso s.id
their crimes had been inspired bya "erook
moving picture