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UNIUNEA s, r. A. IN cAZ
de moarte d6 familiei membru-
lui raposat IN beneficiu Dc
sapts suite dolari
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-01

re Sc va aplica Gu incepede de All,
fruntasii Uniunilor au declarat ca
nu primesc 1educerea 81 s'a facut
ruptura.
Astazi stunt doua sperante pen
tru posibila intelcgere.
Prima este consiliul conciliator
stabilit de patroni 81 lucratori, in
caz cand Unilmile ar dori sa ne
gocieze mai departe.
A dOua, este continuarea confc-
rlntei a diferitelor branse din in
dustria constructed, intrerupta
prin ultimatul patronilor ca reduc
lefurile della 13 la 36 cent? pc ora.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-01
Egiptul proClamat
Independent
INALTUI. COMISAR ENCLEZ~ DECLARE
PROTECTORATUL DESFIINTAT
LLOYD GEORGE CERE CA 81 CELELALTE
TARI SA FACA LA Eel

PARIS, % Feb-O telegrama din Cairo anunta ca
SAUL Alenby naul comfsar al Anglei in Egypt redacat
procamate desfneaz proectoatu asupra Egptuui
Sill declara independent stat constitute pro-
vzore pentru apaarea naonaa pentru asgurarea
lnulcatiilor 81 protectia streinior 81 a Sudanulu.
LONDRA, % Feb-Prim- -ministru Lloyd George
tat All in Casa Comuneor ca protecoraul engez asupra
gpulu fost desfinat 81 Egpul este ber de asi pre-
lucra institute carl corespund aspiration poporuui
sau Tot atunci Lloyd George comuncat contie carl
guve1nu Brane da Egptuui oportunitatea de a
I'm stat independent.
Relatv la reatie specale ntre Marea Britanie Egypt
LLOYD George decarat:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-01
PENTRU MONUMENTUl
ECATERINA TEOD0ROllI

a., e"s 60
The Keota news., 1922-09-08
Married In Greeley

william II. xecas and Mrs. Emma
Cox we're married at noon Wednesday.
sep,ember 6. in the n. Z. church par
,or. in Greeley. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. John winterbourne.
Of Keo,a. and Sir. and Mrs. Clarence
Moon stood up with them. They re-
turned to keota Thursday. and are
making their home for the present on
the Pegs place. which Harry is farm
ing this year. A charivari party was
given them Thursday night, when
.bou, forty OF their well wishers raided
tho place with noise making instru-
mer,s, ard stayed until lemonade.
cookies and cigars were passed around.
The Keota news., 1922-09-08
DoeAiasAaa Nsvs Items

The Messss. Stansbary. Blair. and
Fletcher hauled furniture 10 Boulder
last week for W. c. dbs.
Ralph pinsmoor returned from wsa-
meta. Ncb.. last Wednesday having
worked thsss fos several weeks.
Tho Lou rsies family have moved
from ths ranch and are occupying he
s. fox building.
Mrs.. J. siivi. and Mr.. Fleming vie.
ssed nsA A. l.. Rapp Wednesday.
The Messu. Hall and siists who have
beva working ss Bushnell. Nsb.. have
returned hone.
Miss Ruby Reddish Of So. Joseph.
Nsbs.. = vssistas her moehss. Mn.
Herbert pinsmoos.
Misa Miriam Rupp sassstaiesd her
Sunday school eiass sad shs assmbsss
Of Mr.. Moosv's class ss her hone
Wednesday night
Mr.. nis0es drove 10 Denver Saturday
and bsooxh. his wife back with him
Moodsy. Msss nisaes hes bssa vtsilias
her mother In Denver for several
wccks.
Hazel and Ralph Dinsmooe we're
Sunday guesss st shs Moore homs.
Msa Swsstx hss rented her home in
Greeley aad l. staying with hss dsugh.
ter. Mss. Kern Mccoy.
Mtss Nois Littscil returned Saturday
from Sterling where che has spsas shs
summer with her sister.
The Keota news., 1922-09-08
First Kssss Community Fair . Success

Ksota's arst community fair. held
last Tuesday. wss pronounced . success
and well worth while BY those who st.
tended. A. was to be expected for .
first event Of the kind. conducted by
prssons without previous experience.
room for improvement could DO seen:
bot in the main the displays and events
IN all departments were very ercdils-
ble. il il thought that in another year
this community can put On fair equal
to any 10 the county. and plans are b.
ing msds for = permanent community
fair association.
Because Of The short time for psspsE-
alton. many Of the classes in each de-
psrsmsat failed TO hli: and sitho rib
boas were awarded for merit. pre-
miams ~sse not given On exhibits that
did not have eonpsIisioa.
For agricultural exhibits lhs wianes
we're ~ follows. in order given: Aifsi-
n. J. l.. cols. Herman stssssss: hssts.
r. Hoskemsn. Joe Busksy: cans. Dor
oshy Britt. ID. G. Olson: carrots. Joe
Baskey. J. l. Coss: eosa shssf. J. J.
zimbismsn. Floyd Cyrus: corn white.
Floyd Cyrus. I'D Rhosdssmcs: eueum.
bsss. Mn. Carl Hswossh. r. Hoske-
man: rcd potatoes. Mrs. A. Robinson.
Jos baskey: white potatoes. Mr.. A.
.obinsea. W. X. Keanedy: ssdishSs.
I'd khasassm~s. jos nuskcy: sasnips.
r. Hoskemsn. I'd Rhasasrmer. In
aividusi display. J. l.. CoIe. first: J.
turkey. sseoad; and J. J. Amb'smsn.
third.
In lhs boys and girls club exhibits.
psiss winners wssv: Neil Lsahssd.
Claude Jobbins snd cissvnes Rhasd-
ssu.ss. on Pigs: Paul Hswossh and
Pauline bailey. on Rhode Island Red
ehiekens: boasld Watt. barred rocks:
Aivin Britt. white iexhosns: Lsess
Britt ard Willard Britt. white rocks.
Some OF the club membess also re-
ecived premiums in The open eiasscs.
In the sewing and fsney wosk depart
nsent more than two hundred entries
wcfc made. Indicating that the fancy
wosk crop never fails. The pantry
store. department. also bsoasht good
number Of entries.
The fsoatics sports drew The after
noon crowd. and soase good exhibitions
Of hofsemaa.hip ~ete shown. While
.ae.alins one Of The horses 10 ride in the
hueSins contest. John Davis was
kicked by the animal. breaking his leg.
This accident msftcd the afternoon en-
scfsainmcnt: but the same horse vas
later ridden by Glen Snyder. Mr..
pavi. had his broken bone set At once.
ard was then taken to the hospital In
Cheyenne. lie will probably be riding
again before many weeks.
In the evening large audience en-.
loved the exhibition Of mseic and
.leieht Of hand, given by AdoIph Olson
in an intefmis.ion at the picture show I.
and many stayed for The dance that
The Keota news., 1922-09-08
HiSAtovee items

Miss Marian Musscs. Of Rawiins.
wyo.. is teaching st he Stollss school
this term.
Mr.. and Mn. D. v. Stanley Of he
Locusts ranch entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Palmer and their guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Schoaeld. Of Wyoming. At
dinner Friday.
Miss Vida Ewing. Of Boulder. il EN-.
ploycd as teacher In the Hygiene public
school.
MIR. and Mrs. Brilliant. Mn. Savage
and son. Jack. Mr.. and Mfs. Palmer.
and Mr.. and Mrs. SchoReld spent SAT-
urday evening at the Robert Allan
home.
Verne Stanley returned the first Of
the week from keota where he went to
assist The News with the press work
on several large jobs Of printing.
The Keota news., 1922-09-08
Gssd Ma. iss Css.sy Aassasss

Homer F. Bedford. of Pla,tsville. has
been named for democratic nomination
for county Assessor. and will make ths
race fos this o6ics instead Of for state
representative. for which hs wss IN a.
sembly nominec. Mr.. Bedford knows
oil parts OF Weld county. having lived
here for many yeaEs: and hss taken IN
active part in every movement to DE-
ss!op he resources Of IL county md
make !, better place in SSieh TO live.
He u veil qualified BY training and ex-
pssienes to dli Tie pesiiioa Of county
sssessor with fairness to al parts Of
The county: and democrats Of he Paw
ses dislsiet should support him with
their votes IN he primary slsetioo mex,
Tuesday.
The Keota news., 1922-09-08

Mrs. Minnie Merrill came from her
homestead seven miles east of town
last Friday. and will spend few weeks
with the Dram family in 'oun.
Herman Lchms was called to Edgar,
Nebr., today on account of the serious
illness of his father.
The Keota news., 1922-09-08
Vote for
John III.
Mcdonald
Southern Weld County
DEMOCRATIC
Candidate for
COUNTY CLERK
AND RECORER
Primary Sept. IL
Wantcd

Wantcd
Young men. handy with carpenter
tools. to apply ncw for permanent
employment. Rate, 47c to &c per
hour. depending upon ability and ex-
perience. Call on or write Master
Mechanic. c. Il. & q. r. r.. Sterling,
Colo.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08

lpARTY IS ENJOYABLE.

PARTY Is ENJOYABLE
For an enjoyable party yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Fred Brown and Mrs,
G. L. Holt entertained at the home
of Mrs. Brown on Madison street,
eomplimenting Mrs. Leonard Clark,
OF san Francisco. formerly Miss Cay
nell Baldwin of Pendleton.
Seven tables of bridge were In
play. Mrs. Clyde Phillips winning the
high score trophy. AIarigolds cen
tered the tea table which was charm
ingly lighted by candles in silver
eandelabra. Mrs. Bessie Reese and
Airs. NJ. T.. Baldwin. mother of the
honoree. presided and the hostesses
We're assisted in serving by Mrs
David b. Hill. Mrs. II. S. Mckenzie
and Mrs. l.. C. Livermore.
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Baldwin art
guests at the home of Mrs. II. Ray.
mond. Following a visit here they
will be guests of Yakima relatives
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08
At salt Lake 5, Vernon I
Beavers Drop Another

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08
MARRIAGE soLEMNlzED.

The marriage of Miss Annie Laurie
Burnett, recently of Astoria, and
John I. Finney, of Pocatello. Idaho,
was solemnized this afternoon at
the Presbyterian manse, Rev. George
l.. Clark officiating.
The bride wore blue tailleur with
hat to match and her corsage bou-
quet was of pink sweet peas. Guests
at the wedding were the brides
mother, Mrs. Josephine Burnett and
Mrs. Florence Hertzen of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. finney will make
their home in Pocatello where Mr..
Finney is grain inspector
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08

much Of my time with pains and had to
have the doctor every month. One day
! found little book in my yard in
Guthrie, Oklahoma, and | read It through
and got the medicine--Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound-and took
eight bottles and used the Sanative
Wash. at once began to get stronger,
1 have got many women to take it lust
BY, telling them what it has done for me.
have a young sister whom it has
helped in the same way it helped me.
! want you to know that am a friend
indeed, foryouwere a friend inneed. ,"
MRS. GEORGE HARDEE, 1043. Byram
St., Los Angeles, California.
Let Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound be q " friend indeed ITO YOU.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08
MRS. LETSON VISITS

Mrs. Minnie Letson, worthy grand
matron OF the Eastern Star, will ar
rive in Pendleton this evening to visit
the local chapter. Mrs. Letson has
visited the other chapters in Umatilla
county and is now en- route from
Heppner to her home in Ontario, Ore
gon. At meeting of the lodge to-
night she will view the initiation work
and will be guest of honor for a so-
cial hour.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08
RETURN FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Thompson and
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bond returned
last evening by motor from Portland
Mr.. Thompson and MIR. Bond attended
the Rotary Conference in Vancouver
3. C. and Mrs. Thompson and Mrs
Bond visited in Portland. Miss Thel-
ma Thompson, who accompanied hei
parents to Portland, is visiting In Sc
attic and will be there for the remain
der of the month.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08

Before 1908 none of the revenues
received as fees for the registration of
motor vehicles were expended for the
maintenance and Improvement of
highways. Today nearly so per cent
Is set aside for this purpose.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08
CLUB HAS MEETING.

tCLUB HAS MEETING.
OF decided interest was a meeting
Of the Current Literature Club yes
terday afternoon at the library club
room with Mrs. George Clark and
Mrs. Lee Moorhouse as hostesses
English writer's formed the theme
for the afternoons program. Mrs.
Charles S. Jerard gave a sketch Of
Compton Mackenzie and a discussion
OF his style. and Mrs. II. Alexander
discussed Hugh Walpole and his ideas
of America. "Coquette." by Frank
Swinnerton. was reviewed by Mrs.
Thomas Vaughan.
Musical numbers were most charm
ing. Mrs. viii IL. Bennett sang Il
Hid My Love" and Dainty Little
Love" Piano accompaniment was
played by Mrs. Charles Bond. Mrs.
S. H. Forshaw sang "A Love SYM
phony" and "A Morning Song her
ipianO accompaniment being played
lby Miss Barbara Edmonds.
During tie tea hour, Mrs. Alex
lander and Mrs. Jerard presided III
the tea table centered with spring
flowers in shades of yellow Guests
for the afternoon were Mrs. William
Dale, Mrs, Omar Bissinger. Mrs
Clark Shuts, Mrs. Homer Hallock. Of
Baker. and Mrs. A. c. Clark.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08

hams Vegetable
Compound. | have
taken it off and on
for twenty years and
1T has helped me
change from a deli
cate girl to a stout,
heal tn y won a n.
When / was married
i was sick all the
time until I took
Lydia E. Pinkham's $
We ge ia BILE Com
mound Tu,oc - Ill
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08
LEAVES FOR IDAHO

Miss Grace Roumagoux, who has
been guest in Pendleton at the home
of Miss Mary Schultz, departed today
for st. Anthony, Idaho. Miss Rou-
magoux who is a graduate nurse, has
charge Of hospital in st. Anthony.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08
MISS JOINS coNvALEscING

Friends Of Miss Mary Johns will be
glad to learn that she is convalescing
from an illness. Miss Johns, who is
visiting in Portland as the guest of
Miss Kate Stanfield, has been i'll since
Sunday and her mother, Mrs. James
Johns. sr.. was called to Portland to
be with her daughter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08
CLUB TO ENTERTAIN

NI1I 3 10 kNItItIAIN
Mrs. J. Z. Allen was hostess yester-
day for very pleasant meeting OF the
Eldeen Club. The afternoon was spent
In sewing.
Those present. besides the hostess
were Mrs. Carmen Cole. Mrs Charles
A. Nurpillat. Mrs. E. A. Schiller, Mrs.
Louis a. Cruikshank. Mrs. w. d.
Humphrey. Mrs. Joseph Kornick, Mrs.
Charles A. crabtree, Mrs. D. L. john
son. Mrs. Joseph Boyd, Mrs. Kenneth
McRae and Mrs. ivan Dimiek.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08
NLIlR TO MEET

The Spizzerinktum Club will meet
on Monday afternoon With Mrs. Alice
Munro as hostess, Members have
jeen asked to the home of Mrs. Mum
ro's daughter, Mrs. II. II. Horne, 305
Perkins Avenue.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08
RETURN FROM poRTLANp

Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Tallman returned
this morning from Portland. They
visited their son, Folsom Tallman, and
Mrs. Tallman remained in Portland
while Mr.. Tallman attended the Ro-
tary Conference in Vancouver, b. C.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08

MRS YOUNG IS VISITOR
Mrs. Charles w. Young, of Portland,
Is Pendleton visitor Mrs Young
is a guest at the home of Mrs. A, L.
Martin.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08
A FRIEND IN need
/. A FRIEND INDEED
Writes Mrs. Hardee Regarding
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Los Angeles, Calf. II must tell you
that am true friend to lydia e. Pink
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-08
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Yesterdays Results +
At Los Angeles /, Portland 0, +
At Sacramento 8, Oakland /, +
At San Francisco 16, Seattle +
H.. +
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04

intampini greutati ca sa treci
prin atitea tari, unde Sc cere
at1tea vize la pasapoarte 81 a.
titea schimbari de trenuri,
prin tari unde nu cunostin linn
/, ba acelor popoare, 81 unde esti
expus a plati Gu bani grei, ca
sa scapi de toate formalitatile
acelea.
Calatorind pc unul din va
rcarele noastre, care face Ca
latoria direct din. New York
pana in tara noastra, Romania.
81 cand te dai jos de pc vapor
poti vorbi in limba D-tale, 81
unde oficialitatea te asteapta
Gu drag, 81 tot bagajul D-tale
ajunge la destinatie.
Fiji atenti 81 ne ascultati
sfatul. In luna Martie in Is,
pleaca unul din cele mai bune
81 frumoase vapoare, S. S.
Constantinopol, facet pregati-
rile necesare 81 dati arvuna
pentru acest vapor.
Acest vapor are toate ac0nlo-
datiile moderne. o orchestra
care va canta zilnic, sala de
Cinematograf, sala de dams,
salA de lecttra, sail de gimnas-
tica, sail de fumat, b6i la dis
pozitia pasagerilor, etc.
o calatorie Gu Constantine
pol, poti SO nurneyti kscursie
de pl&cere, c&ci vel avea ocazie
q vedea atitea tari ca, Italia,
0recia, Turcia, in drumtl aces
t., 81 vel ramanea Gu o aminti-
re placutA in toata viata D-tale.
Nu uitati. vAporM Constan-
tinopol este propriStstsa liniei
National Greek Lime, si Agen-
tul General al aeestei Co1npa-
Nil este N. 0ALANoS CO.. 20
Pearl st., New York, lar agent
Ispeeiali stunt in toate orayele.
Cersti informatiils nsessare de
IL Gel mai apropiat agent. ADV
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04
co N U NIcAT.
Spre cunostinta generala q
tuturor Romanilor din
America.

Sc aduce la cunostinta gener
rala q tuturor Romanilor di1
America urm2toarele:
/. ca "Roumanian Servic<
Bureau din Chicago, Ill, este
0 intreprindere comerciala 81
nu are nici Q legatura ca acest
consulat 81 Gu nici IN ait Con.
snlat Roman din Statsle Unite
!. z. CO "Declaratian de We.
nit q avere" oari trebuiau f..
cuts de loeuitorii HeGnaAi d a
catre supusii Romani aflxtori
IN tari str8ine, Sc anaanat pa-
NJ h moi dispositiani.
3. Il eensesint1 1snSnii =
fie hnistiti gi.la timp vef pri.
ri 1ndIrm&ii Aela aueoFitx tile
pfnknA din AnosrfcA IN Acsasta
6als6tiarte.
w. o0nsd 4 - ~
IL O111uco,
I. 3. to1oyIcf
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04
PKIMUL vAPoR
AL Liniei Ottonan-America v.
pleea In ziuA de 6 Apfil.

Al L1nlel OttOman-Ame va
pleea In ziuA de 6 April.
Primul vapor al liniei Ottoman.
America a carui plecare a fost ii.
xata pc ziua de 8 Maftie, a fost
amanata pc 6 April. Motivul a.
cestei amanari este eli companis
vrea ca sa aranjeze acest vapof Gu
eel mai mare comfort posibil, 81
aceasta cere timp mai multi decat
Sc credea la inceput. J
Faporul RECHID PASHA va
pleca in ziua de 6 April della New
York Ia Constante.
Tn -yapOr american va ur1na j.
mediat la acelas port.
Cererile de bilete win in mare
nnmar caci publicul site cd aceste
vapOarc smt din cele mai buRe
pentru pasaeerii carl tree prhl
Marea Mediterana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04
CA N TA X ETH
DUPA PAlLONGFELLOW

DanneseN tran,ise cdnt6retii y, r01e
Ca sd cdte resel 81 sd cdnte-a jale
Sd reverse oricM dNlce mdngdere
Tnimo M 'nolte spre dirine sfere
PrimM e IN tdndr, pieptu-io fdclic.
SNs in mann el pOartd lira-i au,1e...
Ldngd flurii n codri cdntecu-i rdsund
CdNtd tot ce n risuyi ininm in,bumd.
Tar ortistn-dt doilea e Gu borbd lung6
Sgomotut cietii ddnsM nN-l alungd..
Ell Gu melodii 81 cn-acorduri line
iStie-a omenirii mind saline.
Par de-drgint al treilea Mng pc nmeri poartd
4 fugt depdrtc de lumed desdrtd.
Lnsteo-l console in sngnrdtdte,
Domnului Sc rodgd mutt pentru picdte
Cei ce-i tusird pc tustrei cdntdnd
Sc 'ntreabd-adesea ca miyare n gdnd
Carc-or Fl mai rrednic, cdci din pieptM lor
Felurite-ecOuri Sc desprind sonor.
Mesterul otuncea Else: "Cum cor fl,
Dupd al lor merit Ii. rom prem,
Lean dat tutMrOrG 0re-arere:
Farmec, minte altu celuilalt puteTe.
Aste trei ecOuri fermec AT pc lumc
81 IN pieptu-i care Urea sd le indrume
il "a f. ocelui sbuciumata asatd
Ca armonie sfdntd 81 ,ndreatd
DUMITRU IONF
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04

skv. Sc afla IN Cleveland, unde
face colecte pentru asilele de or
FAM din Gafitia. Ell a declarat ca
sunt 10000 orfani de razboiu 81
MI sunt asile deceit pentru 1000
"Statele Unite trebuie Sc ne aJutf
ori orfanii nostri vor peri pc dru.
muri "a declarat mitropolitul.
Huntington. w. Va. -- Deschi-
derea ateliereler della caile ferate
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, aari au fost
inchise della Craciun, pmerea tu-
tllror mineriIor din judetnl Logan
i'm activitate, mare contracte de
cladire 81 de pavare a strazll0f
indica ca timpurile hume Sc apro-
pie de mlncitorii din West Vir-
ginia. Sc v0r face cladiri in pfima-
vara aceasta in valaore de peste
I'm million dolari. Contractele de
pavare tree peste suma de ST.
100000. Lucrarile sc vor incepe
imediat ce vrea se va incalZi pu-
tin.
Judecatorul r. III. Wolf fell
citat eri pc Jack Gray asasinul
lui Emil Hermanson din Ashta-
bula, care fost aflat vinovat de
asasinare gradal prim, dupa &C
s'a schimbat la temnita pc viata.
Deliberarea juratilor a tinut foar-
te putin. Intre jurati an fost 81
dOua femei; Elizabeth j. Cook,
1921 Oak rd. 81 Anna Doran, 573
+. 117th Str.
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Politistul Bunch din Cleveland,
'acand datoria sd dealungnl Eu-
cid Ave. a vazut un ON i'm haine
te noapte, care fugea pc strada
I'll Ia oprit 81 a vazut ca omul
in deiiriu. Carul politienesc che
nat la iuteala la dus la spital un.
fe $ a descopcrit ca el Clinton
Taylor, 917 Rudyard ave, 81 ca
Il e 'bolnav de citeva zile.
Washington Columbus -
Vic Donahey. care fost candidat
le guvernOr al statului Ohio in
,nul 1920, All a anuntat in mod
official ca va intra din nou in lup-
ele politice 81 va candida ca can
iidat Official al partidu1ui demo.
:rat pentru positia de guvernor
4 statului Ohio. Ell condamnat
Dolitica lui Davis care ma reusit
"a reduca cheltnieIiIe statului.
Washington Comisarul pro-
iibitionist Hayes a declarat eli
'ele 38 milioane gale (152. 900 900
'itri) whiskey sechestrata de a.
yentii prohibitionisti, 81 care este
inmagazinata in 3O4 orase Sc vor
lduce in cateva orase, asa ca chcl
tuielile ihmagazinarii vor fl re-
dnse.
Londra - Premierlll LLOYD Geo
rye a iesit 81 de data aceasta I'm
vingator din criza ce ameninta cu
desintegrare coalitia engleza. Lilo
va George va ra1ninea 81 pc mai
departe premier 81 sc va bucura
de sprijinul coalitiei fragmentu-
lui liberal, condns de el, ei q con-
servatorilor condusi de Austen
Chamberlain care q realsit ca "a
eonvinga pc Gel so disidenti con-
servatori depre pasul lor gresit.
Arther Bsafour si-a pus IN mig
care toata influenta in interesnl
mi Lloyd George.
sess
Aitropolit poloHes 81. cat. din
aalitia, csnteie Aisdtew abeptv-