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NEWS Of \ DAY
FROM THE STATE
Newark Odd Fellows to Cele-
bvats 18th Anniversary OF
Their Lodge.
EVIDENCE NOT SUFFICIENT

rfon Every Evenings Correspondents.
ptvcr. Feb -2.--At tho hearing. yes
tcrday afternoon. before Magistrate
u. y. Wood. in the case OF the state
va. Francis J. kcrin. on charge OF
rcnding through the United states
maiis. letters containing questionable
matter to Mrs. Pearl Gordon of this
town wife oi an cmrloyc OF one OF
the ncwspapA ot Dover. the evidence
produced by tho State wa. held as
rot sufficient 20 hold KERN ana the
case was dismissed.
The evidence was to tho effect that
nvc letters had passed through the
mails. written on the same Kind OF
raper and apparently on tho same
Typewriter, which was produced. one
OF the letters was said 10 have been
received by KERN. directing him TO
,ho homo of the Cordons, ON North
street. on the night when he was TAX
en- into custody by the officers who
were sccrctcd In the house awaiting
,hc arrival of tho writer OF the let
tcrs.
hcrin was represented by Former
rN,,d states Senator. II. II. Kenny
and Major John T.. 1.cFevre. lie is an
overseas veteran.
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the sevsnty-fifth h<nnniversary Of the
lodge. Saturday evening OF next week,
tho most interesting affair In. its history.
This lodge VIVA started Fob. IL. 1S47.
with five members. and .at thia time
has membership OF 1876. Mono Of
tho charter members arc now living.
Since It was organized 57e members
have been admitted to the lodge and
OF this number NS died while mem
bers. SO withdrew. and sl3 have been
suspended,
During tho 75 years thcro has been
paid out in sick benefits sS4.I07 and In
death benefits for members 1885, and
death benefits for wives OF members
$i,1e0.
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SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown, Feb. s.--Miss Belle
Spicer, while crossing a lot on South
Race street, Wednesday, was painful
ly injured when she tripped and fell
on a spike-tooth drag. Ono Of the
teeth penetrated the right leg 10 the
bone.
A Parent-Teacher Association was
formed at Frankford, Tuesday night
with the following officers: President
Professor Clifford r.. Timmons; vice
president State Senator Asa Bennett
secretary, Miss Sallie Hall; treasurer
Burton G.. Cannon.
In order TO raise funds TO help dc
fray their expenses on a trip to th'
National Capital this spring. th
1 Senior Glass OF the Georgetown higl
school will in about two weeks pre-
sent a play entitled, "a Poor Marrie'
Man"
Mrs. I.enona Littleton, afed A
years, died at her homo. at Gumborc
yesterday, following an Illness OF sew
eral weeks OF paralysis. Burial Wi
take place Sunday afternoon at Yves
Woods, near Gumboro.
Mrs. Carrie Marvel. wife OF Nche
miah Marvel, <this city, is in critics
condition, the result of falling dow
a flight Of stairs at her home. Wednes
day striking her head on the bottoi
step. She sustained a slight fractur
of the skull and probably internal in
turies.
Mrs. Charles King OF Georgetown
is suffering from severe injuries Gus
tained by falling down a stairway {
iher home. One arm and shoulder al
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William r.. RothwelI, q member u the
church. The following COMMITTEES APP
pointed by Rev. J. Il. Blcidrg. for tho
cn4uing yenr were approved by the
members Of the conference. which are
~ follows: Benevolencc, James r.
Biggs. John y. Y. Clayton, John u.
Manloye foreign missions. Mrs.
Loonis O. Wise, Mrs. John -. Mnn-
love. Mrs. William w. Leach, Mrs
James Tilney; home missions and
church extension work, Mrs. John B.
Manloye, Mrs. Edward ". Naylor, Sr.,
Mrs. Robert H. Harrington. Jr.:
sunday school, Gsorge.T T. To,in, Jr,
tCharle@ Whteside, William Green,
Richard ~. Pinder; religious tracts.
Mrs. Howard H. Wlhelme. Miss
Bertha Barnes. Miss Margaret Cord
don. temperance, Miss cordeiia
Deakyne. Mrs. William o. ~Denpey.
Mrs. Mary Sheridan; auditing, George
r. Tobin. Jr., John r.. ". Clayton,
John Leach; parsonage fund, Ladies'
/ Aid Society; music, James r.. Chal-
lenger, John - M3nloye, Edward ~.
| Naytur. Sr., Miss Emily r. Lunt; To-
| cal preacher examiners, DE-. Julius
Dodd and Rev. j n. Bicking; cduca-
tional. Miss May y. Goodley. Mrs.
julius Dodd, Mrs. Rudolph A. Wallet
te; F'reedman's Aid. Walter Ingram,
| Timothy Steele, Harry II. Ah4rn: hos
pitfalls, Mrs. Clarence Craig, Maxey
Bland. Patrick r. Ahern; church rec
ords. Loomis .. Wise. RAYMOND Fos-
ter Stewards, James r.. Blggs; district
Steward, John B. Maniove: recording
steward. Richard E. Pinder, PatricB
j. Ahern. John r. Hendrix, Georg,
w. Swan, Loomis O. Wise, Tirnoth,
steele. William b. Ingram, William
II. Green, Or. Jullus Dodd. charlei
Whiteside. Walter Daily, Bennett y
Lancaster. Elmer Megginson. Clar
ence Craig, George w. Brittinghan
John r. Cloud. Harry III. Hsines
. Charles Blackburn, John y. Montgom
cry, Ira Duling. Miss Emily r. Lunt
Jefferson Downham, Dr. Julius Dodd
Mrs. John B. Montgomery, Arthu
!. Johnson. The. union leaders Of tn,
cottage prayer services were confirm
, ed az follows; First, James T. Chal
lenger; second, Richard u. Pinder
, third. Charles Whiteside; fourth
: Loomis o. Wise; fifth. George Tobir
Jr., sixth. Raymond Foster; seventh
John r. u. Clayton; eighth, Harr
Husheback; ninth. Mrs Howard I
! wilhelme; tenth, Mrs. william Con
I nor; eleventh. Mrs. Thomas J. GRAY
J, eli: twelfth, William Green; thir
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heating Christ Episcopal Church. SCR
vices will be held for the present In
the parishhouac. Sundays services
will be held ut S.4b o'clock, Rev. Jos.
II. FArp officiating.
Albert Dixon, small grandson Of
Captain Sommers vankirk of st.
Georges. was taken III. yesterday, and
brought. to the home OF his aunt, Mrs.
Ida Dunlap OF this place. for medical
attention.
Nary Maytha and Agnes Rash. who
have been III with scarlet fever at
their homo In st. Georges, are i'm
proving.
Seth Gibbons employed on the st.
Georges lock of the Chesapeake &
Delaware canal, was storing bugs Of
cement I'm ono OF the lock buildings,
yesterday, when the floor gave away,
causing him to fall on his side. frac-
turing one OF his ribs. Attention was
given by DIR. w. w. Ellis.
Mrs. Joseph YearBley OF Port Penn
is spending a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert wellington OF Philadel-
phia.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Reynolds Of st
] tstoISCS tllcTlttl1lcQ kuC lOtOWiif>
guests at dinner, last evening: Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Nefr. Mr.. and Mrs
III. w. Carrow, Jr.. John Nelson and
Raymond Reynolds.
1 Mrs. Theodore Clark, who is seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia at her homo
at Clarks Corner, is slightly i'm
proved.
Epworth League Of st. Georges
NJ. Il. Chutch Will meet Tuesday even.
ing at the 'horAe of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed,
ward Lester.
Joseph Camac OF st. Georges wa.
taken TO Delaware Hospital, ycster
day, for treatment.
Al roads leading to this place hav,
been opened to traffic with the cN
lception of the road leading to ST
Georges, which probably Will be open
ed today. The trip from this plac'
to st. Georges can DO made by de
touring TO Clarks Corner. Trolle.
service TO this place was resume,
J yesterday.
Frank Derrickson is suffering witt
earbuncles on his neck.
Mrs. Frank Moore and Mrs. William
Hines entertained the ladies' Al
Society Of the NJ. II. Church. las
evening, I'm the church chapel.
, The Elite Club gave a smoker I
the fire engine hall. last ,eVenin
which was largely attended. =
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LEwEs NOTES.

Lewes. Feb. 3.--Thc ladies of st.
Peters T.. r. Church will meet for
sewing next Wednesday, 3 y, m, at
Mrs. Clinton Longs.
state Senator Asa Bennett OF
Frankford was guest of DIR. William
r. Missick Wednesday.
F'rsnk Dunkson. who was in the
Bebee Hospital for treatment for be-
ing gassed. was discharged, Wednes-
day, but Carl Harrison Il still there.
Tugs Augustine and Neptune arc ir
the Bteakwater with FIVE barges.
Pilot boat j. Henry Edmonds has
gone to Cape May.
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Of ~ business session refreshments
were uerved.
The meeting Of the Home and
School Association ~ns held In tho
auditorium Of tho high school building
Mst evening. and was largely attehd-
cd. Bishop Philip Cook OF the Diocese
oil Delaware delivered an Interesting
address, which was followed by n
musical and literary program.
The funeral Of James -. Lancaster,
Sr.. who died last Monday morning at
the Delaware Hospital. following an
operation. was largely attended yes
teriay afternoon. Many friends. in
Guiding members Of tho 81. Johns
Lodge. No. 2, A. r. 4 A. NJ. Seminole
Tribe. No. 40, I. OR. NJ; Trustees Of
the Commons and representatives Of
the Wilmington Gas Co, we're In at
tendance. Tho floral designs and cut
flowers were numerous and handsome.
Rev. George n. Street. a former pastor
Of the First Baptist Church, OF which
the deceased was a member. spoke In
glowing terms of the departed member
fnterment was made In he Glebo
cemetery.
John g. Walker Of Hare's Corner
had a thrilling experience Tuesday
when he started out through the snow
drifts 70 deliver his milk In New
Castle. Tho only route he could take
was across the fields Of his teighbors
forms. While crossing ono field HI
went into ditch, which being filIet
lin with snow, could not be distin.
gulshed from the surrounding land
MI. Walker was thrown from th'
VIA agon, tho harness was torn from tn.
horse and the animal almost got away
Harness had to be borrowed from /;
lneighbor before Mr.. Walker could ge
home again.
The members Of the Dorcas Societ
OF the Methodist Episcopal Churc
met yesterday afternoon, in tn
church parlors A ways and mean
committee was appointed, compris
ing Mrs John y. Montgomery, Mr.
James l.. Bacon, Mrs. Loomis o. Wis
and Mrs. William Weggermann. wa
appointed TO formulate plans
(which TO raise funds in order to pa
on the outstanding obligation due o
the recently purchased Moller Ply
organ.
The meeting OF the fourth quarter
ly conference OF the Methodist Churc
, was held last evening in the churc
parlors. Resolutions were drafted.
respect and regret Of the death {
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pELMAR FIREMEN REoRGANIzE.

Delmar, Feb. 3.--Dcimnr Volunteer
Fire Co. has been reorEanized with
twenty seven active members and a
number of honorary members.
officers have been chosen as fol-
lows: Chief. j. Il. McLain; first as
sIstant, M. b. Sherwood: second as
sistant, Doda Hearn; president, j. r.
Brown; vicc-president. $. X. Slemons,
secretary w. Lewis Nelson; treasurer
ID. j. Parker; finance committee, w
Il. Stephens, 8. N. Culver, s. X. slem-
ons, Doda Hearn. #. r. Lynch, @. l.
Long, j. II. Brown.
To retain tho old engine or TO ar.
range for the purchase Of new one
Will be decided later.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. Feb. s.--Hazel Maid
OF, small daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
james Maiden. IL seriously i'll with
pneumonia az her home on Hamilton
street.
Lester Van Horn of Harrisburg.
"a formerly n soldier at Fort du
Font, II visiting friends al the fort.
before leaving for Florida, where he
tas taken "A position.
on account OF the difficulties Of
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Masonic Club.

Milford. Feb. 3.--Ths Masonic Lodge
of Milford Is formulating plans to or
yanize a Masonic club, with head
quarters on the second floor of the
Masonic Temple on North Front
street. These rooms formerly were oc-
cupied by the Milford Club, which
moved into the Municipal Building
the first OF January.
The rooms I'm the Masonic building
are being overhauled and repainted
this week, and probably will be oc-
cupied by the new club the latter part
of February.
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GUARD INSPECTION.

Milford, Feb. 3.---Thc annual in
spection of Company r, National
Guard. OF Milford. will be held IN the
State Armory here on Thursday even-
ing, February %.
The inspection Will be conducted by
Captain Foster Of the Coast Artillery
Corps, assisted by Major II. ID. Bush
OF the inspection-sen Office.
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badly sprained.

badly spralned
Headed by Mrs. Thomas H. Purneii.
an active member OF the Georgetown
New Century Club and for many years
one of the favorlte amateur homo tai
ent players. a three-act comedy WI
be given In tho New Theatre, Market
street. Georgetgwn, on thd night Of
Fetyuary 90. In order to raise funds
for building \ club home for the
New Century Club.
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DBLsAR NOTES.

Deimar. FEB. D. s@arthnore chau-
tauaua entertainers WIN be here next
week, occupying the Elcora Theatre
three afternoons and evenings.
Two cases OF diphtheria were re-
ported I'm town last week.
Mayor and Mrs. Frank. a. Robert
son of washington. n. j.. were guests
of Mrs. p. 9. Hearn, this week.
Several DeIrnar citizens went 20
Ocoap city, Md, Thursday, % see the
large whale washed ashore there dur
ing she recent storm.
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LODGE TO CELEBRATE.

Newark. Feb. S.-Oriental Lodge, No.
II, Independent Order OF Odd Fellows.
is planning 10 make the celebration of
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Every day someone viii lose so-n--
thing Of vaiues-Many use the ciss.i-
red columns OF Every Evening and
get the Iost articles returned.--others
court ~ lose and are s4tisr --tS&.
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There arc only IS Of
these plumes TO be
sold at tomorrovs -
price; various sizes and a
lengths in a good choiceO
OF colors.
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Thirty-nins pairs OF cor
sets; about. ten styles:
broken sizes 70. B.. Ne
mo. American Lady and p.
NJ. Practical Front; values
up to $500.
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NAiNsOOK DRAWERS

Womon's Nainsook
Drawers, full cut; well |
made: were zoe. Small
lot TO be closed out at
less than Wholesale cost.
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1,50O yards of the finest lir
toweling, in practical lengths
yards. Will be found to be
sorbent and durable. The val
linen is 25c a yard regularly.
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SEWING BASKETS

Just 20 Of our regular
2oc 9 end e-tneA rcd
and grass swing bas-
kets: untrimnsd. to bs
sold 1t
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ArlneIe cu|turej

trecnt -asupra scolilor primare, o
repet 81 Gu aceasta ocaziune. Este
rau, ca nu stim mai mutt decat
numarul scolilor 81 nrl putem afla
din statistica ce "a publicat 81 1hl-
marul 81 felul elevilor carl cerce-
teaza liceele, numarul absolventi-
lor 81 indicatiunea pentru carl ros-
turf de viata s'au indreptat; apei
puterile didactice, etc, spre pu-
tea compare 81 TRACE concluzii asu-
pra situated liceelor noastre ro-
manesti fata de celelalte.
Serviciul regional al satisfied
din Clnj facut Gu toate acestea
mai mutt decat s'a cerut 81 spe-
ram sd mai dea la iveala inca null
tie lucrari statistice de valoare.
-Statul fnsa este dator sa fncura-
jeze mai multi la munca oficiile sa-
lie de statistical, carl par a fl prea
mutt neglijate, lipsite de personal
81 de organizare potrivita fnsar-
cinarilor, mari, ce trebue sd infie-
plineasca.
Chiax din cifrele de mai sus ne
pntem face idee destul de lamu-
rita asupra .problemelor insemnate
culturale, pc carl trebue sd. lie des-
legam in folosul poporulni nostru.
0 lupta surda Sc da astazi pc te-
renul culturei intre rnmani 81 con-
cetatenii lor minoritari de origini
diferite, carl pana ieri erau singu-
rii stapani absolute, dispunand de
toate armele culturei fata de po-
porul nOstru, cu totul despoiat de
drepturile lui de a-si avea sco1i Sc
cundare, pc carl bucnros lear fl
infiintat 81 fntrctinut din truda sa.
(Vointa) Carpatin.
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Invatamfntul secundar.
Cate licee avem in Ardeal?

Spicnind mai departe lucrarea,
publicata de serviciul regional al
satisfied din Clnj asupra Tran.
silvaniei, gasim ell privire la inva-
tamfntul secundar urmatoarele
date:
Licee de stat, 30 de baeti 81 8 de
fete; licee confesionale, 40 de ba-
ieti 81 6 de fete.
In total 20 licce de baeti 81 IA
licee de fete.
Repartizate pc confesiuni cele 46
licee sunt:
2 ort. romanesti
4 or cat. romanesti
13 ramanO-catOlice
9 evangelice luterane
II reformate
3 unitare
3 izraelite.
Cele 38 licee de stat, sd presupu-
mem ca sunt toate romanesti sau
vor deveni romanesti cu vremea,
impreuna Gu ccle 6 licee confesio-
male ortodoxe 81 gr. catolice, Sc dau
A. licee romanesti in Transilvania,
Banat 81 celelalte tinuturi alipite
fata de +, 40 licee confesionale ale
concetatenilor nostri de nationali-
tate straina.
Graiul cifrelOr este destul de e.
locvent, ca sd privim cestiunea in
vatamIntului nostru secundar cu
toata obiectivitatea, din punctul de
vedere al armelor de lupta cultu-
rala.
Ceeace am spus 81 in articolul
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|NFORNATIUNI

Primarul Clevelandului Fred
Kohler s'a folOsit de primul We.
to eri' cand ma aprobat deciziunea
! consiliului orasenesc prin
care sc infiinteaza un depalta-
ment al publicitatii care sa alba un
sef platit, cu $4,000 la an 81 o
stenografa Gu $2.4OO Ell spus Cd
finantele orasului sunt att de pre-
care ca nu permite crearea nOui
departamente cand acest lucru ar
Dutea Fl facut de aiti Oficianti.
Decizia insa pOate fl valabila 81
contra vointei primarului daca con
siliul adopta din nou cu Gel
putin % yoturi.
Cincisprezece agent de prohi-
bite au descins i'm. o ferma ce e
situata la patru mile Ia sud de
Strongville. Eli au confiseat o cal
lare 81 patru gale de "faisin jack
patru gale de win o cantitate de
zahar 81 de diferite materiale de
fabricat beutura. Nh $ "a facut nici
!, n.>oe4o~o
Primarul K0hler a declarat ca
|"luptele" Cooking fights vor Fl
1permise numai aga Cd in audienta
nu vor Fl fenei. Daca aceasta or
donanta Sc va viola permisiunea
pentru tinerea batailor va fl ime.
dat retrasS. Luptele s,inf numai
pentru h6rheti" a decla5at pri-
marul. "Ce stpl felneile despre1
bataies'
Doamna Maria Jeritxa, noua
"stea'' : operei Metropolitane
din New York . semnat un con-
tract pentru ami - directia ope-
rel. IA v saceele primei Gin
tarete dpsra 1er1ldine Earrar ca
- = vsafnxnk prnnks,AnA - ar,,1 =;
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ON fUcA onOE|OLu


Respunzand la intrebare facu-
ia de JurnAlul Asociatinnei Medi-
Gale din America, 1919 Gle mediei
din Louisiana au raspuns ca ra-
chiul are valoare medicala 81 17S
de medici au zis ca M. Pentrn
bere $ 'au pronuntat 100 pentru 81
266 contra, 81 pentru vim LAG pen
tru 81 231 contra. Dupa cum Sc
vede ideile discipolilor lui Esculap
sunt foarte impartite despre cali
tatea medicala a diferitelor bau-
turf spirtoase.
-
Organistul care va canta la cele-
brarea .cunmniei Principesei Maria
a Ehgliterei va capata gratifi-
catie de $25, 900. Sc platese sd fiji
organist 81 sa can't in fiecare ri la
cGte-o cununie princiara.
4
Tn dentist din Cleveland s'a O.
fcrit ca pana in ziua de 26 Ianua-
Il +, a. c. scoate dinti 81 masele gra-
tbs, della orr ce persoana, fie ur
dinte sau toti dintii 81 toate ma
selele din gura. = ST tot cartes(
unii ca in ziua de All nu Sc gasesc
oameni generosi.
=
Unul din avantajele rochiei sour
tie, pc care pana acum am perdut
din vedere sal mentionam, este ca
femeile nu trebue sa ridice poale!e
rochiei cand Isl pun jartiera.
Pc timpuri fetele Sc maritau Sd
alba un barbat, acum sc marita ST
capete pensie alimentara.
=
Mama sc face foe cand baiat Il
tatei nu Sc spala pc mani dar MI
vrea sa Sc .amestece nimeni in atri
butiunile eli cand fetita mamei pu.
ne GU lopata pudra pc obraz.
g
.Daca aruncam privirc pest6
''revistele" earl expun moda pen.
tru vara viitoare, intre costume:e
dc baie 81 cele de strada MI veg
nici diferenta, dar ceeace fra
manta mintea unora carl Sc ocupa
cu jmbr& &camintea femeilor este in.
lt'....a: De ce poalele rochiilol
lea So poarta in casa ating cal
cIiele pc cand cele carl Sc poarta
ne strada abba tree de genunchi?
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casatoriti in mod legal 81 copii
acestora sunt copii legitimi.
Canton, O. -Seful pplitiei Will
liam F.. GaAchet STA inaintat de-
mlsia ce fost acceptata de pri-
marnl c. c. Curtis. Seful ma a.
mintit motiyul demisiei sale. Gau-
chet fest sef de polite in cei
din nrlna dol ami. El lqcl,it j.
nainte de acea in Cleveland nnde
a avut serviciu federal.
Glasgow = Austen Chamber
lain leaderul camerii comunelor a.
comunicat aici ca in Britannia nu
Sc vor ordona alegeri nuoi pinace
nu Sc va crea i'm mod Official, Statul
liber al Irlandei 81 nu sc va instala
un guvern la Dublin.
Youngstown, OH tribunalul
civil de aici s'a judecat doamnei
Yetta Nadler suma de $4,000 des-
pagubire pentru ranile suferite
din cauza accidentuMi de automo-
bilul fiului eli. Acest automobil S a
ciocnit de tramvai. Suma trebuie
so plateasca copilnl Ell. A6esta in
sa a produs asigurare contra ac-
cidentelor deci suma va Fl platita
de compania de asigurare.
Columbus, @. - sGuvernorul
Davis ordonat investigate I'm
chestia taxelor de transport al
carbunilor carl sunt asa de mari
CA afecteaza intreaga! industrie a
earbnnilor. Guvernorul d declarat
ca taxele prea mari de transport
sunt cauzele conditiei deplorabile
a industrici din Ohoi.
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care ma volt sal fmplineasca do
rinta. Frank Newberry de 60 ami
fatal master este aeuzat GU asa
sinare de gradul prim. Maple a
VENT eri noapte acasa cu 0 fata,
Ethel Scwyer 81 rugat pc mama
sa sal dea loc peste nOapte in
casa. Mama-sa la spus ca nu are
loc pentru fata. Baiatul, infuriat
a mers La mama-sa 81 a lovit-o Gu
pumnul in fata. In camera vecina
era fatal master al lni care cand
a auzit &c se'ntimpla a VENT in
ajutorul sotiei sale. Maple inse s'a
lmpotrivit tatalui sau master 81
lnceput O lupta GU ell. Dupa o
lupta de citeva minute, $ 'au auzit
doua 1mpuscaturi 81 copilul ca
zut mort. Politia chemata intre-
bat pc Newberry daca descar-
cat el revolverul. Ell respuns ca
da dar revolverul fost in nina
copilulni 81 a incercat sa fmpuste
asupra lui. Newberry vazand a.
cea sta la lovit peste nina asa ca
revolverul -s'a intors 81 "a descar-
eat.
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Youngstown. - Procurorul II.
H. Hull, 4 din judetul Mahoning a
luat in aparare parechile carl 81
an ssos siicenta de casatorie in
Pennsylvania 81 poate s'au casato.
rit in statul Ohio. Preeum am an
untat in numarul noastru de ieri
registratorul de stat al Pennsyl-
vaniei declarat ca aeeste casa
tori nu stunt legale. Procorul Hull
Insa lie spune legale deoarece legile
din Ohio dispun ca daea AN barbat
traieste cn 0 femeie 81 eli Isl anun-
ia casatoria Ell trebuiesc priviti ca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-18

In fine s'a G1lanat un conflict
81 Ministrul Marinei d. Edvin
Denby ga putca rama in Statul
Virginia de cate orr va avea pld-
ccre, sice o scrisoare primitd de dsa
delo d. NJ. d. Hart, MinistrM De-
partamentului Vinatulm 81 al Pes
cdriilor din Virginia.
Z'lele trecute ,e raportase cd d.
Dcaby cdneasd IN Virginia, fdrd a
orea Hcentd dc vdnat din partea
stotului, 81 M. Hort ia scris, &C.
rdndu-i erplicatinW. A urn,at un
schimb de note 81 il, cele din urn,d
NinistrM Marine ia doredit cd
are certiticdtut cerut lar d. Hart
IA respuns:
"Cred ca reti rem cat de des
sd rdnoti, 81 doresc sd "a asigur
ca departmental IN capM cdruia
sunt Sc "a simti incdntat sd ud a.
Jnte ca risita d-trd So fie cat Sc
pO0te de ptGcAtG.H
Discutdnd incidentul, d. Denby
la 1nccput n'a roit sd spund cate
cartuse a intrebuintat pdnd I'M
pnscat pasdre, dar find ispitH.
IN cele din urntd a declarat cd in
orice cas, media pentru o pasdre
ma fOst maj mare de So cartuse.
IN am oprit din impuscat," a IN
cheiat WinistrM Norinei zimbmd,
"numoi dupd ce am f0st cuprins
de teantd ca mdtca riului de ldngd
pddare sc ua ample de plumb 81
ga forn,G piedicd pentrM mavi-
gatori.' C1R1BUS.