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Societatea ''Biruinta 81 D. N.
Romanesc" din Warren, o. avand
sedinta de Comitet in IL Maiu
am decis ca ori care frate Roman
din Warren ar dori de Sc in
scrie ca membru Soc. noastre taxa
de inscriere va fl numai $1.00
pana in II Iunie 1922.
Deci acei frati care vrea sa Sc
inscrie ca membrii Secretarul fl
nancial domiciliaza la No. 100
North Park ave.
In nrmele Societatii ''Biruinta
81 d. N. ROM" din Warren, Ohio.
lean Banciu, presedinte.
George Dragomir, secretar 1.
(118 T. 20 & % & 24).tspl,fo.
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PIE DRUMURI RELE.

(Urmare)
'Pai cum dracul al VENT
ma pana aci daca esti asa de
beat?...'
Eau parintele ca nus beat,
numai pamantul Sc invarteste asa
tare ca ma ameteste.. Eau. !"
''Bine Dumitrica, stai sa mai
cercan tinete bine de mine.
Fir'ar a dracului de treaba de
ce tot ma saruti ma !? ca m al Inns
pc obraz de m al spalat pentru
vre-o saptamana.
''Nu ma mai saruta Cd te pies
nesc! Ce nu intelegi romaneste
81 barim dac'a avea ceya ca "a
ma sterg de linsorile tale. ]"
''Numai odata Taica Parin.
tele.. "a multi imi esti drag
'TrSsnite-ar Dumnezeu de
1bstivi y dau 81 capul d uluei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-26

''Tine-te bine ma. Ma! Q
facu-si fiarta! Acum cine dracu
sa te mai scoale de jos?!
''Cine te puse ma Tontule, ca
bine facut cine tia zis Tontu
cine te puse sa te sc0i sa ma
lingi pc obraz.. Eli acum, tie mai
bine sub masa ma g''
'Da, aham, e bine", NOR
male Dumitru de jos 81 Sc intinde
la cisma Parintelui. Parintele
simte mantle taranului, Sc uita
spre Ell 81 zice:
zee faci ma g.. Poti til sa-mi
saruti carambii cismelor cat vrei
Cd nu-mi pasa... NJ te scol eu
d'acolo.. . II.
'Da de Sce taicutuleY''
'Fiindca nu vreau' 81 cad 81
Gu langa tine".
EST suparat pc mine Pa.
rintelef...
''Nu sunt de loc. Da de &C
intrebi Dumitrei's
'Ti-am facut, eu ceva Taicu.
+tulej Asa-i ca nui,.. Fl vino Sd
,te sarut daca nu esti snpkrat''
All Parintele nn vrea, ci Sta Il
|locul sau.
- slipf ! tlcers. s'Auds slasul
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DARE DE sEAlIA 81
MULTU1HTA PUBLICA
cOI.ECTx

Intreprinzand 70 Colecta pentru
Biserica ''Sf Treime'' din Brasov
(zisa Biserica de pc Tocile) La
sam mai jos sd urmeze numele
marinimosilor donatori:
George Gal Gu sofia din Brasov
$500; IosivS Vornic Gu sofia din
Brasov $500; Marioara Govna din
Brasov $500; loan Meiu Gu sofia
din Feldioara $500; George Leu
Cd Gu sofia din Radbov $500;
Stefan Landi Gu sofia din Via.
deni $500; Sorica Frigatori din
Brasov $500; loan Meiu Gu sofia
din Vladeni $1.25; Elisaveta Do
cica din Cisnadie $500; Achim
Gavrilescu Gu sofia din Mohaci
81 90; losiv Nistor din Feldioara
$1.O0; loan Gania Gu sofia din
Sanbata de sus $1OO; loan Mailat
GU sofia din Feldioara $1.OO; Pc
tru Conan Gu sofia din comitatul
Bihor $1.00; George Muscan Gu
sofia din Feldioara $1.O0; Victor
Dumitru Gu sofia din Feliag $1.OO
Todor Sasu din Turnisor $1.OO;
Neculae Baditoi din Brasov $1.OO
loan Radu Gil sofia din Radbov
l$1OO; loan Pitisi din Radboy
Il 90; loan Toderici din Bihol
l$1.OO; loan Miron Gu sofia din
Crizbav $1.O0; Petru Pantea Gu
Isotia $1.OO; George Cornea Gu So
tia din com. Cata soc; Noise Ste
fan din com. Gaia soc; Elena
March, din Feldioara soc; Ioar
Motorok, slovac soc; Catrina Pot
coava din Vladeni 4Oc; Todol
Matu din Mohu soc; Aurel Ga
vrila din Mohu SOC; Vasile Ciobo
tari Gu sofia din Basarabia SOC
Maria Taligrad din Sura-Mart
! SO cent?.
| Mpltumim tuturor de drago
stea aratata pentru ST. Biserica
y Garry, Ind. la 20 Maiu 1922.
Collector: George Gal
din Brasov.
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IN VT AR E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Fratii Ro1nani'' din
Niles, Ohio. Are onoare invita-
pc toate onor. Societati, onor.
Cluburi 81 ParochM, precum 81 pc
toti fratii Romani din loc 81 jur
a lua parte la Marea Petrecere
impreunata Gu dams, care va avea
loc Sambata in 27 Maiu 1922 in
Hala sociietHatiii, St' dain, alnl,. Chestnut Str
80 clneeputAul A uM uM Fl ,illa lla .prele 6 Sisa i;so
p. IN. ~,
Pretpl de ). iprltIralre: rlI re, Domnii SOC
Damele. q centi.a,, :,
Venltul curat Sc va adaoga Ia
ffQ9|nldqul societatii.
Muzica vestita a d-lui N. Sinu
din Youngstown, va distra onor
ipublic cu cele mai frumoase ari
1
de dams 81 cantece rationale.
! Bufetul va Fl asortat Gu celt
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 beutur
racOritoare.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc cu dras
81 sc vOr cuita pc Gale ziaristica
Deci in speranta ca toti frati
Romani din loc 81 jur ne vor d;
sprijinul D-nealor, participate
intr un numar cat Sc poate d,
mare la aceasta petrecere, pan;
la revedeHe va salutam GU drag
Comitetul Aranjator.
! (122 & 24).
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RSTI1,NTARE

Stunt rugati toti a6onsntli
nostri a observa urm4toarele
reguli Ia trimiterea psntru
schinba1e de adresx.
l. 50 sc scrie adresa veche
unde la mers ziarul si adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoan& sx
se alature marci do 5c. So -
caute cd nj Sc dea nunele stra-
del 81 al orasului corest.
Cine nu observx aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapt& sx i se
schimbe adrssa e1 nu 80 poats.
A1m1niStra1ia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-26

Din margine de drum in mar
gine de drum, Parintele Sc trer
zeste de odata in SAINT, lungit
langa podisca.
'EA'' zice Ell, 'acum sd ma
mai odihnesc, ca destul umblai. J.
Oar sa vedem: apa e p'acii..
Nu e.. Bine ca M e; ca nu mi
place nici sd beau apa, necum sd
stau lungit in ea.. Hal sarba
noastra popilor !! hal sarba noastra
popilor! Gasioar boala de sarba
cam uitat-o 81 pc asta... Aoleo L..
haha, da beat mai sunt! Credeam
ca vine nevasta dupa mine. Hal
.sarba noastra L.. Ri dracia dra.
cului.. Am uitat acum 81 sarba... !.
Vesnicaaaaaaa" Preotul clipeste
din ochii inchisi, mai mormae
odata:
'Ingerul 8 strigat,.. lovil ar
holera de ingerr' apoi xice:
dracu sal ia pc toti..." 81 a.
doarme avand iluzia unui fnec.
dulce, lin, fara nici Q zdruncinare.
Ia
/, - Ss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-26

de rau s'a strambat ca nu mai G
chip sd mearga Sfintia sa drept
char Gu cea mai mare buna-
vointa.
Voinic 81 viteaz barbat! Parin.
tele nu Sc descurajeaza Gu una Gu
doua, ci ii da Gu doamne ajuta
inainte. Acuma vrea serios, sa-si
cante, si-si umfla baerile Gu ae1
sal zica cineva strasnic. Oar nu-i
vine in minte mimic. Aha, acum ii
vine cevaavesel 81 porneste tare
''Vesnica pooomeniiire...'s
Eli ttasnilar D-zeu de can
tee! &c asta-i cantec de veselie?!
Stiu namai cantece de inmorman.
tare.. Hin, him, pareca s'a varit
,dracu eoada, ca lucru curat
nu e.
Aha, stai, cal vine ceva in
gand 81 porneste tare:
'1ngerul q strigat... 81 Sc
sopreste... )
NCe draeu 0 Fl strigat inge.
,ruli.. Am sitat 81 &c q strigat
lloyil'a holera de inger!.. Asta-i
'Hintsc de Paste. Apoi Cd 3 81 multi
d 'atuncil cum dracu, 81 nu ute
pmul Dc e Paste pank 4 toam.
Ins ir'E
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-26
NOTITA

|parintelui cantand meet apoi mai
tare:
- ''Marire tatalui 81 fiului 81
sfantului, Duh, acum 81 pururea
81 i'm veci veciloOooolor. :"
- Amin" raspunde Dumitru
pc acelasi glas, 81 adaoga tot
cantand: blagosloveste Taica Pa
rintele.. Auleu Taica ce vazuiw
- Ell ce vazu-sif" intreaba
Parintele abba balbaind: ''Ce va
zu-si baf Pc dracuY''
'S'a facuf ziua afara Parin-
tele, ia ute CO ge vede lumina pin
crapatura asta h'aci & zice Dumi-
tru aratand o crapatura dusu-
melei, Preotul H6 = yada si cl
daca s'a facut xiua, s'apleaca 81
Sc lateste pc sc1nduri langa ta-
ran, lipeyte ochia de podele 81
zice apoi Gu un ~ beat, moale:
''Ba prostple, asta-i lumina
ovreului din pixnitai g esti
,chior.'
Oar preotul "a cddere I rastur-
nat sticla ii pahsrele ds Re masa
ii vinul curys ~ spinsrea lui
Dumitru.
Taranul se IN m mae8 la
! ladxpont tiyzico \ nI tors
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-26
CAUTAM

80 familii pentru ferme de napl
de zahar in Michigan. Plateste
$500 de acre. Transport llber,
casa gratuita, munca placuta. Sa
veni, gaia de plecat, la Hotelul
Budapest 1909 Woodland ave. =
Dumineca la % Maiu, dimineata
la ora 9. La Akron sd va adunatl
la 123 East Exchange Str, la
ora 4 p. IN. Dumineca, % Maiu.
(122-25).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-26

Venita de curand Gu Parintii
din Patria veche Romania. 'Cautd
serviciu de oficiu, COSTA functlo
nara 81 in Patrie) vorbesc limbs
Romano, maghiara, germana >
putin engleza, adresa.
0. S.
1887 Penn Pl. Canton, Ohio
(124-25).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-26

'Taicutule ne-apucat ploaia
aci. Ploua afara rauvs
Paharele Sc rostogolesc de pc
masa, huruind 81 taranul strigd
ingrozit:
|. = 'Tuna, Taica Parinte tuna !"
| 81 cum sticla ii cade pc pulpele
ramas afara de sub masa, Tontul
striga de odata ca nebun:
"Aoleo, Taica ma trasnit
m a asnit! ! aoleo m a batut Dunn
nezep! mor..." 81 Sc porneste pc
plans ca un copil. Apoi planee
meet, mai meet, 81 adoarme.
Strul soseste, radic6 pc Sf-tia
sa, 4 ajuta pana la us&, 81 de aci
ldl lasas il voia lui Dumnezeu,
|stiinds cd taranul platests bautura
Racoarea noptii par'cS mai in,
vioreaza putin pc Sfintis -, caci
abba esit din carciumS, porpeYts
cativa pasi drept ca neamtu, apoi
Q mai ea si pc remanegte, sdio1
|stramb de tot Ri dar are omu ia
chef grozav 81 sara, = josce, u
|eante, cum ma mai avnt do mutt,
snsa afurisitele de picioare M voi
= ste AZ placul unui prspt. 81
drumul afuriaitul - dru,s =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-26

UNIUNEA s. r. A. IN CAZ
de moarte dx fGmiliei membru.
lui raposat IN beneficiu de
sapte suite dolari.
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ABONAT1 NARUL
.AMERICA"
DACA VREI

Sa nu intinzi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in caz cand al ramas
fara 0 mana sau un picior in
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. B. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-26
DACA vREI

Sa nu intinxi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in caz cand al r&mas
fara 0 mana sau un picior In
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea S. Il. a.
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De WHARF

Atelier de reparat Ghete, afa-
cerea aduce un VENT grOs de
peste 10000 la Saptamana.
Sc vinde Gu bani gata sau in
termeni. Adresati-va la:
1914 w. 47th Str. Cleveland, o.
(12425).
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CAUTAM

Nituitor, tiitor 81 incalzltor.
The American Ship Bldg. Co.
La sfarsitul strazei w. 81.
(1x6) Cleveland, Ohio.
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DACA VREI

Sa nu te ingroape Gu Talerul
inscrie-te intro Societate din
Uniunea S. r. A.
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u 7

Pc varul meu loan Barb din
comma Hasfalau, jud Tarnava-
Mare, dansul are un frate in tara
81 ar dori sa afle daca dansul mai
este in viata, fiindca, e de mutt
timp in America 81 nu site mimic
despre dansul. Rugam pc fratli
Romani carl au cunostinta des-
pre- dansul, sau char dansul daca
va ceti aceste rinduri sa-ml scrlc
imediat la adresa:
M. N. TESCULA
301 Culbeston Str.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
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DACA VREI

50 nu fntinxi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in car cand al rxmas
far& Q mana sau un picior in
scrie-ts intro societate din
Uniunea s. B. 4.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
SCHEMI BOY CHASED
IN LAKE BY BROTHER
Clarence, 16, Confesses Dislike
and to Watching Lad Dis
appear Under Water.
HIS FATHER is FREED
Told Lie SO Youngster Would
Get Beating; Then Pur-
suit Began.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LAKEWOOD, n. j., May 25-The nlys-
terry of the disappearance and death
of ten-year-old Henry Schemi OF Tuck
erton was solved this afternoon when
his brother, Clarence, 16, changed hts
story and said he had followed Henry
to Lake Hopatcong and had seen the
younger boy jump into the water Car
ence told his story to Prosecutor VIII
fred II. Jayne, Jr., and County Detec-
tive Ellis Parker. and the prosecutor
Immediately ordered the release OF John
Schemi, father of the two boys, who
had been held on suspicion that he had
killed his son. After Schemi had be7n
freed Mr.. Jayne made this statement
THE story told by Clarence greatly
differed from that of his father. ano
yesterday ( sent county officer 10
Tuckerton TO bring the boy to the county
jaii at Toms River where the father
was held There Ellis Parker, detes-
tive from Burlington county. and my
self questioned the boy in the presence
os his father. The youth broke down,
and while sobbing told the following
story:
.On the afternoon of Henry's dis
appearance, when he came home from
school / told father lie in order 10 see
Henry, whom l dislked, get beating.
Henry went to the house and changed
his clothes and then came into the
back yard, and father ran after him
across the field. NV brother outrs1
father and took up the pursuit
chased him into the woods near the
lake and he ran directly in the direction
of the water When / was about five
feet behind him Henry jumped from
the bank of the lake and disappeared
beneath the hassock Ca clunp of buggy
g~ass). I stayed at the spot for some
time, and then climbed a tree, expect
ing that ] might see my brothers body
beneath the muddy surface.
However. his body failed to come TO
the top and I was afraid TO go home IN
fear of my father and afraid / would
be arrested.
II stayed out until after dark and
then / decided j would go home and
tell my parents ] did not see Henry.
have stuck to this lie ever since the
very beginning, but now l am telling
the truth"
Mr.. Jayne said that he was told by
Clarence that he had visited tho lake
Ave times since the disappearance OF
his brother. On one Of these occasions
officials of the prosecutors STAFF sew
him climb n tree and peer anxiously
down into the water, but they attached
no particular importance TO the incident
Henrys body was found by three news
paper men.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
N. Y. POLICEMAN LOSES
MASONIC CLUB FIGHT
NoU Elected Vice-Presidenf
After Losing Chief Office.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, May 25.-Dr. II. Mel
win Allen of Reading, Pa. was elected
president of the National League of
Masonic Clubs at its convention here
to-day, defeating william p. Noll. Police
Sergeant of New York city. who was
unanimously elected vice-president. Ed
ward MacKinnon of Wilmington. Del.
was reelected secretary treasurer. The
advisory board elected consisted OF w.
l.. Terhune of Boston. James J. Wilson
Of WestfieId, n. j.. r. ]. Clegg of De-
troit. l.. II. Troutman of Washington
w. J. Margetts of New York. j. 10
Wilkes Of Jacksonville. Fla.,f and c. ID.
Eggleston of New Haven.
BY amendment of the bylaws the
office of regional vice-pfesdent was
abolished. Instead there shall be vice
president with deputies in every State.
The vice president elected to-day FOR
New York was Fred Mahlerwein Of
Syracuse.
The resolution calling for a national
Masonic headquarters was tabled. Bos-
ton was selected for next years con-
vention.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
KILLED IDA KRAMER,
BOY, t8, COlFCSSES
Tortured Conscience Led
Him to Write Twice to
Prosecutor.
HAD PLANNED RANSOM
Lured Girl to Country and
Hit Her With Stone When
She Screamed.
WOMAN rs ENUMERATED
WOMAN rs EXONERATED
Miss Tannenbaum Had Been
Out on Bail Accused OF
Camden kidnapping.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW iYoaK HERALD.
CAMDEN, n. j., May 25.-Charfes A.
Wolverton, prosecutor Of the Pleas,
to-day cleared the mystery OF the alb
duction and murder of Ida Kramer, z,
daughter of woodbury. storekeeper.
A guilty conscience led George Elmer
Monroe, Is, Of 1898 Fillmore street,
this city, to write two letters to the
prosecutor. Confronted with these
letters he confessed the crime. In
company with detectives he reenactei i
the tragedy.
TIE girls body was found on the
shore Of Newton creek, near Wood
lynne, Camden county, April 20. She
had been missing three weeks, during
which the woods and fields Of Camden
and Gloucester counties were searched.
Assistant Attorney General Lanning,
Acting Prosecutor of Gloucester county,
had ordered the arrest of Miss Esther
Tannenbaum Of Camden, a distant rel
ative Of the girls father, because she
was identified as having been seen with
a little girl on Woodbury. trolley car
the night the Kramer girl disappeared
She was released, only to be rearrested
by Prosecutor WcIverton when the body
was found. After she had been held for
more than week she was released on
$1,000 bail. Monroe's confession exon
crates her.
The lad told the prosecutor he was
out Of work and desperate to get some
money. He says the Kramer girl play
Ing with another child ran in front OF
her fathers store. He enticed her away
with the story that her mother wanted
her at a nearby house. He took her
In 1itney bus to Camden and then
out to a sparsely settled section near
Woodlynne. He says he meant to put
her in a vacant house there and send
demand for ransom to the father.
The child grew frightened and began
to scream. To silence her Monroe said
he hit her on the head with large
stone. She fell senseless. They were
near a branch of Newton Creek. He
took off his shoes and stockings, carried
her senseiess form out as far as he
could and threw her in.
A month ago Prosecutor Wolverton
received an unsigned letter limiting at
the manner OF the childs death. Yester-
day another letter came signed with
Monroes name and address. The prose-
cutor had thought the first letter hoax.
He sent detectives to the address and to
their amazement Monroe admitted that
he was the murderer. He said he
wanted to get 1t Off his mind. He was
in such a nervous state that the prose-
cutor had alienists examine him. They
reported that he was sane but suffer-
ing from remorse.
Monroe is a rather good looking lad,
tall and slender and with brown eyes.
His parents are separated and he lives
with a married sister, whose husband. a
huckster, he sometimes has helped. He
enlisted in the navy year ago. but his
mother obtained his discharge. He
faces charge OF murder in the first
degree.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
WARD is SENT TO JAIL
FOR KILLING OF PETERS
Ward Is Under Arrest
as Wife Awaits Dinner

w THEN reporters called at the
w Ward home in New Ro-
chelle and informed Mrs.
Walter Ward through a maid that
her husband had been arrested in
White Plains she took the matter
coolly. When asked If she in
tended to go to White Plains she
. replied that she saw no reason
why.
The maid said Ward had tele-
Z phoned from New York in the af-
ternoon that he expected to be
home for dinner. The table had
been set in preparation for his
coming when Mrs. Ward learned
of his arrest.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
PETERS FAMILY LAWYER
SCOFFS AT WARDS TALE
Says Damage Suit Is Sure to
Be Entered.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YoRK HrnALD.
BOSTON, May 25.--Michael L. Sulli-
van, the lawyer retained by the parents
Of Clarence Peters. the Haverhill man
killed in westchester county, New York.
by Walter s. Ward, said to-day:
II cannot believe Wards blackmail
story. / don't think Clarence Peters
knew even the meaning Of the word,
much less the game itself.
'If Ward charges that blackmailers
have been bounding him for six weeks.
Clarence Peters certainly could not have
been one of the alleged gang, because
he did not leave his home in Haverhill
until three weeks ago, and two letters
that he wrote to his mother from the
naval station at Paris Island, South
Carolina, show that he was there up to
within week of his murder.
Clarence had been guilty of some
minor indiscretions before going away
but he went away to find employment
or to join the Marine Corps. He was
not around New York long enough to
get familiar with any gang.
THE attorney whom 1 retained to
make preliminary investigation In
prominent In New York. He has been
on tne JoD since telephoned MIN on
Tuesday. There are several specific
matters which we desire to sift.
II feel II my duty to help the muir
dered boys parents. who are worthy
and poor. They have recourse In the
civil courts for damages. regardless Of
what may or may not be done by the
authorities along criminal lines. Mr..
and Mrs. Peters are entitled to damages
for being deprived OF their sons society
and any aid that he might have been
likely to give them"
SALEM, Mass. May 25.--Michael l..
sullivan and James j. Roman, Salem
attorneys retained by Elbert Peters Of
Haverhll, father of Clarence Peters,
killed by Walter q. Ward In westchestcr
county, New york, started for New York
tonight.
The attorneys will take part in the
investigation of the killing of Peters.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
To Seek a writ To-day.

About 6 o'clock Wards automobile,
the same car in which he went to meet
Peters and the other alleged black
mailers on the night Of May 10, drove
up to the court house. and the Sheriff,
Ward and Elwood M. RabenoId. Wards
attorney, got out of the machine and
went into the sheriff's office. Twenty
minutes later Allan r.. Campbell. an
other OF Wards attorneys and his per-
sonal friend, arrived and went into the
Sheriffs office.
Rabenold left the group after while
and went to the home OF District Ay-
torney Frederick Il. Weeks, where he
consulted with the District Attorney
about the possibility of getting a wrir
of habeas corpus to effect the release
of Ward. Mr.. Weeks said afterward
that an agreement was reached whereby
nothing was to be done last night about
the writ. but that Wards attorneys
were to try to get one this morning.
so that Il would be argued during the
day before Justice of the Supreme
Court.
After these arguments are heard Ward
will be released on the same bail un-
der which he has been at liberty. under
q higher bail or held without bail.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
FUND COLLECTOR ARRESTED.

Alice J. Klee. 80. of 1895 East Ninety
fourth street, Brooklyn. solicitor for the
Volunteers of America, was arrested yes
terday at Park Row and the BROOKLYN
Pr.cge charged with soliciting funds
without a permit Justice Tlerney of
the Supreme Court granted writ OF
habeas corpus returnable June 8.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
FIGHT BIRMINGHAM KHAN.
demand Ordinance Barring Parade
OF Masked Men.

BIRMINGHAM, May 25.--raesolutions
were adopted by the Birmingham civic
Association to-day demanding that the
City Commission enact and the Sheriff
enforce an ordinance prohibiting public
parades of masked men. The resolutions
were the outcome Of the recent floaging
OF Dr. J. .. Dowling. local health Of
ficer, and similar mistreatment Of a
number Of other persons.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
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