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The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28

DR.. Lyman Abbott, clergyman,
lawyer and editor; successor of Henry
Ward Beecher, as pastor Of the Ply
mouth Church, Brooklyn, and editor
in-chief of the Outlook with which
he has been associated for nearly
forty years, died at his home in New
York last Sunday at the age of 81
years.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28

Prohibition is the paramount issue
in the campaign presently being
waged in Ohio, and the issue has
developed considerable bitterness. II
1920, the state gave President Hard
ing a plurality of 410,000. Those
who profess to know declare that this
big majority will be reversed at the
November election.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28

A pot of gold coins of ancient
English date was found on the farm
OF Dave Jones, near Somerset, Ky.,
a few days ago. The coins are vaiu-
ed at $48,O00.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28

Georges Clemenceau, the aged
premier OF France during the world
war and Familiarity called the "tiger
o1 OF france,' will visit the United
States next month. He will sail on
Nov. l Armitstice Day, and is ex-
Pected to arrive in New York Nov.
10. He will be in New Orleans Nov
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28
According to figures recently m,

According to figures recently made
public by the census bureau, there
was marked decrease in the produc-
ton of automobiles and trucks in
September as compared with August.
The output of passenger cars in
September was 1862; in August
the number was 249,225. In Sep
tember, 18,843 trucks We're turned
out while the total for August was
24,20G.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28

IWenty-six persons have been in
dlcted IN Minneapolis, Mimi, charged
VIII WIN mail robbery involving $4,000
900. Among those under Indictment
are bankers, newspaper men and
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28
DR.. Clarence Coatto ~,

DR.. Clarence Goette, popular vouno
dentlst of this city, has temporarily
dr 9 ,;:tinued his practice for the mr.,
pose OF taking a much needed rest
ana recreatlon: He left several DAYS
ago TOR New Orleans, where he will
take life easy and enjoy himself for
a fe" months before returning here
20 resume his, practice. Best wishes
are extended to him for a good time
while away.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28
A Good Phvsic.

,Wfhen, you want a physic that is
mlid and gentle in effect, easy to take
al ana certain to act, take Chamberlain's
Tablets. They are excellent iAdv.l
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28

The case of Emile Hebert, negro,
charged with the murder of AnStin
r: Landry of Rayne, near Younes-
vile, June 20 last, and at the same
t1me lnJurlng Jules Rroussard of
4ou!ngsvllle and Sheriff Felix M,
Latloials of Lafayette, which was
trled IN the district court of Lafayettc
thls week, resulted in a mistrial. The
jury after deliberating all night was
unable to agree. 90
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28
French Tax More Than Germans.

IN a report comparing the burden
OF taxation in Germany and France.
a French deputy recently pointed Out
that every able-bodied man in France
pad 1908 frances as compared with
ooo frances for each able-bodied
German. German taxes he pointed
out represent fourteen days labor,
wh1le trenchman had to supply
t,wenty-elght. The report shows that
the expenses which may be recovered
under the peace treaty form a special
budget, but that the general budget
llst expense of 23O,OOO.OCO. 600
francs and receipts of 19 900, 900, 900
francs, approximately leave a deficit
of 1895, 100000 francs.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28

1t is reported from Moscow that
the enormous collection of stones and
jewels which belonged to the Car
Nicholas of Russia, have become a
burden to the Soviet government.
What is to be done with them is
puzzl'ng the officials. They declare
that the stones are SO large that no.
body wants them.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28

A German scientist claims to be
the author of an invention which will
make possible the manufacture of
tickless clocks.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28

Additions made to the switchboard
Of the Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph Company in New Orleans
recently are said to have made the
board the largest of the kind in the
world. There are posts for 1872 op-
orators at the switchboard. The
people of the Crescent City are said
to talk more over the telephone than
those of any other large city in
America.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28
Storms Late This Year,

About two weeks ago, a tropical
storm entered the Gulf of Mexico
near the Yucatan peninsula, and
passed away without causing any dam
age. This storm coming as it did,
IN the early part of Ocotber, was
considered rather late in the season,
as tropical storms usually come in
Septem Der. Now CONFESS a warning
from the weather bureau at Wash
ington of the presence of another
storm in the gulf. The warning is
dated October 10, and reads as fol-
lows: "The tropical storm over the
Gulf of Mexico was centered all night
about Fl degrees north latitude and
80 degrees west longitude and ap-
parently moving west northwest
ward. This is a dangerous storm.
Vessels bound for the southern gulf
west of longitude 81 degrees should
exercise caution"
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28

Sidney Marchand, young attorney
OF this city, after having been con-
hned to his home for several davs
with the dengue fever, is up and
about again.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28
Earle B. Mayfield, who captured

Earle B. Mayfeld, who captured
the Democratic nomination for Uni
ted States senator in the recent pri-
mary election in Texas, and who is
defending suit brought at Corsi-
cana, Texas, to prevent his name
from being printed on the official
ballot, is said to have admitted when
questioned in court, that he once was
a member of the -Kluk-Klan, but
that he resigned before announcing
his candidacy for the senate.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28

Yesterday was observed and cele-
bated throughout the country as
'Navy Day"
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28

. Send The Chief your next order
for job printing.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28

Prof. Samuel F. Bemis, a protest
ant, head Of the history department
Of Whitman, Washington, won the
first prize of $4,000 offered by the
Knights Of Columbus for the best
historical study by university and
college instructors, and a Jew, Louis
Morton Hacker of Brooklyn, was
awarded first prize for the best study
by an undergraduate. Prof. Bemis
wrote on the Jay Treaty, while Mr..
Hacker, who is student of Columbia
University, took for his subject the
origin of the interstate commerce act
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28

A League Of NatlOns Commission
which recently made an inquiry, re
ports that only 1,250,OOO Christians
remain in Asia Minor of the pre-war
population of 3,5O0,0O0, the other
2,250,000 have perished, victims of
Turkish massacres. The commission
estimates that 100000 Christian or
phans are still in Turkish territory
with no one to care for them and
that 10000 Christian children have
been Isamized by being in Moslem
homes.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-28

The good news comes from Chica-
60 that Turkeys for the Thanksgiving
ainners THIS year will be cheaper than
usual. Members of the National
Poultry, Butter and Egg Association.
which met there few days ago an
nounced that the turkey crop this
year was one of the largest on rec
ord and that they looked for a decid-
ed drop in price at THANKSGIVING
time. 3
The dirigible C-2, the United
States army's best and latest "blimp"
on return transcontinental flight
from Ross Field, California, to Lang
ley Field, Virginia, was burned at
San Antonio last Tuesday and seven
men were injured. This craft was
the hrst Of its class to complete a
cross-country flight. The accident is
said to have been due to the pulling
out of the fabric of the envelop dur
ing a strong wind.
David Lloyd George, premier of
england since 1916, and perhaps the
most conspicuous figure in world
politics today, last Thursday tender
t17 ed his resignation to King George.
The action followed the decision of
the conservatives to no longer sup
port his coalition ministry. A con
servatlve cabinet is expected to sue
ceed him.
Associate Justice VIM. r. Day of
tne united States Supreme Court has
his intention of resigning
that position, to accept the appoint
ment of umpire in the German Amer
lean claims negotiations Mr.. Day
was appointed to the supreme bench
Oy the late President VIM. Mckinley,
alter he had served for some time
IS secretary of state. It is said that
senator John K. Shields of Tenne-
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lntreaga populate a cartierului
Grand este impresionata in urma
unei drame petrecuta in ultimelc
"a ore.
In strada Niculae Filimon Ia
No. As char in inima cartierului
Grand, locuit in mare parte de-
lucratori al r. M. S. 81 C. +. r..
d,lce 0 viata linistita familia lu
HE ROmaniceanu compusa din
cinci persoane. Tatal mama 81 doi
baeti unul de II ami 81 altul de
10 ami, lucreaza Gu totii la r. NJ,
is. AL cincilea membru al fami-
liei, copila Marioara Romanicea-
nu, in etate de II ami. O fetita
foartc dragnta 81 inteligenta, ur
ma cnrsurile scoalei primare dir
cartier 81 era in clasa "A.
Fri DIM, toti eel patru din
casa All plecat ca de object la
lucru lar Marioara, care MI avea
scoala, a ramas acasa.
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Mama adoptiva a copilei
q mruit?

Sc site ca nefericita copila fu
sese infiata de eatfe un usier de
la Cara de Nord. anume Ion
CMlca care lacueste in casele lui
din strada Eduard Grand 80 cn
sofia Sa. Cqnd Marioara s'a mas
cut Ton Cinca facut actele de
adoptiune 81 a trecut Tin imobil
din cartierul Grand pc numelc
copilei.
Mama sa adoptiva, Maria Gin
ca, afland ea fetita a fost omori-
|ta Sc spune in mahala - din
lnima rea incetat din viata.
Astazi de dimineata la orele
,jum, cadavruh eli 81 al sCopilei Al,
fost duse la morga. Astazi ir
.orele 3 d. DR.. Minovici va face
autopsia.
Pana acum nu Sc cunOsc eau
zelc mortei mamei adaptive Z
Marioarei Romaniceanu. Uni
cred ca dansa ar avea vre-ut
amestec in acest asasinat 81 dt
teama s'ar fl sinucis. Pana c,
medicii legisti pu Sc vor pro
nunta insa este greu sd lansam Z
parere.
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STIRl DIN PATRIE


@ comisiune compusa din dol
delegati militari romani 81 dol
delegati sarbi s'a intrunit la Ii
misoara spre a aplana in mod
amical un incident snrvenit zilele
trecnte lntre granicerii romani
81 sarbi. ii
lata despre ce este vorba:
Faptele earl au determinat in
cidentul stau astfel: Pc linia de
granita care nu a fost inca ira
sata in mod definitiv de comisia
de delimitare, Sc intampla desc
incidente intre granicerii sarbi
81 romani. Granicerii sarbi carl
isl facusera 81 transee trageau crl
armele apfoape in fiecare ri asu-
pra granicerilor nostri, reusind
acum eateya zle sd raneasca pc
dol dintre granicerii nostri. Gra-
nicerii de la posturile romAnesti
spre a pune capat acestor acte
criminaie ale granicerilor sarbi
au pandit pc eel earl trageau asu.
pra postllrilor noastre 81 ripOs-
tand tot cu focuri au ucis pe I'm
granicer sarb 81 a ranit usor pc
un al doilea.
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BineIntelps, toate aceste ipO-
teze sllnt pc eat de ,contradictorli,
pc atat de putin secrioase.
Misterul pare fl deci foarte
greu de deztaluit 81 dupa pare
fea tuturor, urma asaSlnllor nu
poate fl gasita decat in sanul fa-
miliei 81 anume in persoana ce-
lora earl. pentru o cauza mate
riala ar fl avut interesul ca Ma
rioara. Romaniceanu sd dispara.
Cercetarile urmeaza en- asidui-
tate in toate directiile. Pan1
maine dupa amiaza autoritatile
vor reusi sd stabileasca mobilul
crimei 81 astfel sa poata perni pc
cai sigure. Vascan.
DIN ''Adevarul")
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0 drama in cartieluI Grand
Asasintf au fost vazuti-
de un copil.

Printre Eecinii interogati in
cursul zilei Ne eri este 81 un copil
in etate de rs ami anume /. Balan
din str. Nicplae Filimon No. 50.
>Acesta a declarat cd pc la orelc
10 dim. Sc dadea pc ghiata 81 a
pntut observa cd dol barbati far;a.
paltoane, ayand caschete in cap
au deschis poarta 81 au intrat IL
cnrtea .caselor Gu No. As.
Copilul nh a putut da alte in
dicatii asupra cclor dol indivizi
carl fara 1ndoiala ca sunt antorii
crimei.
In urma a.estei marturisiri
autoritatile an revenit la ipoteza
furtulali 81 iata de ce.
Dumineca dimineata avut loe
la Reggie serbarr organizata DE-
cercnl cultural din cartier. Paul
Romaniceanu fratele victimei 81
tinarul Gogu Geor2escu all inca
|sat sumele produse cu ocazia ser
barrel = 1900 lei. Cum aman
dol acestia au plecat ell banii, Sc
lcrede Ell ranfacatorii carl ar Fl
.avut convingerea ca banii sc ga
sese la tinarul Romaniceanu s'au
dus acasa in lipsa 1ui Gu scopul ca
sal fure. Find vazuti Gle copila
care probabil cal cunostea, eli az
omorit-o pentru ca sd nu fie di-
vulgati
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co oNy0cARE

Socictatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Dr. lulu Manu-
din Canton, Ohio, Conyoaca pc
toti membri sal din loc 81 Jur de
a lua parte la sedinta lunara ce
Sc va tinea Dumineca in ) Fe-
bruarie 1922 in Hala Societatii
din Garfield Ave. S. w. No. 1924
la orele / 80 p. m.
La ordinea zilei va Fl mai null
te chestii de resolvat in favorul
Societatii. Deei prin aceasta Con-
vocare speram ca toti membri
Societatii vor lua parte la sedin-
ia 81 a Sc prezenta La timp. Absen-
tele nemOtivate sc vor pedepsi
regnlamentului nostru.
Gu stima va salutam GU fra
tiasca dragoste.
In numele Societatii "Dr. Iuliu
Manu- din Canton, Ohio.
Nick Savu, presedinte.
Dumitru Ciulei, secretar script.
(22-23).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-28
Cum a fost desccperit
cadavrul copilei.

La orele 12 dupa flueratall care
Aeschide portile lucratoriaor de
IA Reggie, familia Romaniceanal
s'a indreptat spre lecuinta. nndc
il astepta mancarea rece, gatitA
de cu seara. Gel dintai a intrat in
casa d. Ilie Romaniceanu. Cum
parintele sta ca Marioara Sc afla
acasa, vazand ca usile sunt des-
chise 81 aceasta nu-i ese in Gale a
'lnceput sd callte pretutindeni.
Intrand in ultima odae, HE
ROmaniceanu sa gasit in fata
unui spectacol ingrozitor.
Toate hcrurile din casa erau
racasite. I'm mijlocul odaei zacea
cadayrul ficei sale. Fata ii era
'plina de sangele care ii podidise
pc mas.
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si}miTe.

Cazul acesta este destul de rar
81 dupa toate parerile emanate
de eel de fata, prima ipoteza ce
Sc punea era ca ne gasim in fata
unei siluiri. S'a spus ca un cal
noscut al easel, profitand de lipsa
parintilor ar fl siluit copila 81 de
teama sa nu fie divulgat, mon
.strul ar Fl sugrumat-o. d. DIR. Mi
novici facut insa examinarf
superficiala cadavrului 81 ma
gasit nici urma, care sa fnta
reasca aceasta prezumtiune, ii
fata acestui rezultats autoritatil'
| All cautat o alta explicatie mo
bilului crimei 81 s'au oprit ime
|diat la posibilitatea unui furt.
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Circ. 9 de polite a fost anpn-
tata 81 eomisarul sef Badau a
sosit eel dintai ia fata iocului. Pc
la orele ] a sosit primul procurof
Racovicesnu, judecatorul de in
structie Tristan, medicii legistl
Minovici 81 Stoenescu, prefectul
politiei capitalei, nm reprezen-
tant al Sigalfantei generate comi-
sarul Nr1nceanul seful inspectora.
tului II de polite, seful siguran-
tel etc.
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Repezindu-se asupra corpului
neinsufletit al copilei sale, bietul
.parinte a secs un strigat puter-
nic. Gel dol frati 81 mama copilei
asasinate, an intrat 81 eli in casa,
cOnstatand nenorocirea.
Pc masuta din fundul came
rel eaetul in care copila nu-si ter
nipase inca de scris tema, mai
era deschis alaturi de calimara
rasturnata ceea ce tdovedeste cl
asasinul STA incatusat victima
prin surprindere.
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Furt.

A fOst salpusa apoi Anai lung
interogator mama yictimei si >apoi
d. lie Romaniceanu. DupA ce aa
eautat bine prin casa parintii asa.
siAstei M eonfirmat authorization
ca nu lie iipseste absolut mimic
Ceva ansi mult. La un loo vizihil
lse aflaa nisfl obiecte de pref eari
~ AZ fost laate de eatre asasia.
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am gasit in curtea caselOr pc
membrii familiei Romaniceanu 81
pc cunoseutul politist criminalog
Nicu Mihai Gle la Siguranta ge.
'nerala statului, care continua
'investigatiunile.
Parintii copilei sunt foarte de-
zolati 81 nh pot gasi nici 0 expll-
catie acestei nenorOciri. DeOcam-
data Ell Sc bizue pc cercetarile
politiei noastre.
D-na Manda Romaniceanu, ma
ma de fapt a eopilei asasinate,
ne-a declarat ca banueste ca la
mijloc poate fl o razbunare. Cau-
tand sd stu din partea cui ar veni
aceasta razbunare, dina Romani.
ceanu ne-a spus - cum de altfei
a declarat 81 authorization Cd
in timpul grevei generate faeuse
propaganda contra grevistilor,
din care cauza. toti S an hotarit
sa Sc razbune. Astfel acum catva
timp femeea a fost surprinsa pc
podul e;ulor fefaie de mai multi
lucratori carl au volt sd o omoare
eu cntitele. A scapat insa, cratic
interyentiei treeatorilor. 0 ruda
a eli a fost prinsa de acestia 81
batuta gray. In ultimul timp
Manda Romaniceanu care ocupa
postul de supraveghetoare La re-
gle, era mereu amenintata, astfel
ca acum dansa crede ca fostii gre
visit au volt sa Sc razbune in mod
indirect.
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Cine era Maria Cinca.

Maria Cinea era o fence fOafte
eurroasa. Inaillte de razboi fuse
Sc maritat6 en- lln capitan. Dansa
are mai multi copii. Tn baiat este
Otter 81 un altAl studiaza la Pa
.ris. Dupa lHzboiu sofia eapitapu-
lui 81 marital ca IAN sergent de
st1adi care INA este altul de eat
Ion Cinca, deveHit mai in urma
.nsier Ia Cara de Nord.
Familia Ginea are. niste veri in
jndetnl Gorj, comma Piseu.
sss,*uk.
Q i3oteax4 mai serioasa.
Casa in care fost sugrumata
eapila a f0st pnsa sub paN po-
litiepeasca ,pana astazi de diml-
neaN cand an luat de catre au-
toritati uncle doeumente fotogra-
| flee.
Gum absolut tOate luerurile
sunt rayasite 81 asasinii an ealls-
tat cu deamanuntul pana 81 intre
foile cartilor, se erede ca Ell all
eauf2f 81 gaseasca in casa actul
tadoptiv pentrH ea SAL distrlga.
/ In cazAl aeesta urma asasipilor
MI poate fl eautata de eat in mil
leeul familiei lHis Ion cinea cart
lar ii ayut iatefes,al ca fetita d
Eadopiva sa dispara pentru ca
iaTerea lui IeA Cinea sd le ra
imaie Tor.
De altfel So pntut stabili ca
lpreeizie, ca saiste veri al ini Ginc'
laflafori in iSd., Horj, All veni
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