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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-10

are a camerei 81 se-va reporta i.
mediat, in mod favorabA. tamerei.
S.
DELIGHT, ARK. - Aileen si
Lalcilia Barton, de patru, respec-
tive de dol ami. an fost arse cu
ocazi unea unui foe ee-a distus
casa parintilor lor. Ele All mnrit
ambele. Mama lor sufere de rane
erozave prilnite cind a volt sd
salveze copilasii eli din foe. Sc ere.
de ca nu va trai mai multi de cite
va zile. Tn al treilea copil. in e.
tate de sase ami. scapat teafar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-10

1878 Il. 10th Str. Ea fost bol-
nava de vreme ircoace 81 politia
crede ca acesta este motivul sinu-
cidcrii. DomnisDara Coons a fost
de 20 ami, 81 a llcrat in departa-
mentul cataloagelor, de 6 ami. Ea
a fost 81 studenta la universitate
4 81 Sc specializa in istorie. Politia a
constatat ca parintii eli loc,lesc
de prezent in statul Washington,
81 ca n are pc nine in acest oras.
/ Prin semnatura lui Alfonso Di
Gregorio. Statele Unite castigat
I deodata Is cetateni noui. Ell a de-
VENT All cetatean american 81 a
Ifost chemat sa-si iscaleasca diplo-
ma de naturalHare. Prin aceasta
an devenit cetateni americani So
tia sa 81 eel 13 copii al lor. Peste
cateva saptamani Sc va naste al
l6-lea cetatean american in fami-
liza Di Gregorio, spns acesta.
mandru. iudecatorului Powell.
.HAMILTON. q. Lou J.
1 Whitman. un negutator din Ha-
milton. a fost absolvat de jurati
Ell foSt acnzat ca omOrit pc
Harry J. Hamman. Publicul a pri.
nit cu aplanze verdictnl jnrati.
: lor. Whitman deelarat ca ell a
Iprins pc nevRstasa ell Hamman
dar ca nu STA folOsit arlna de-
cit atunci cind viata lui a fost in
principle.
! Cererile pentru bilete pc va
lpoarele transatlantice sunt atit de
numeroase ca firma Royal Mai
Steam Packet Company a mai in
chiriat trei vapoare della Lampor1
& Holt. Aceste sunt: Nestris, Van
dyck 81 Vauhan. Gu ajutorul a.
cestora va plltea plcca in fiecare
saptamina cite lln vapor. Acestt
vapOare vor face cursa intre New
York 81 Cherbourg, Southampton
81 Hambourg, i'm ziua de 20 Maiu
}3 Junie 81 u Julie. Dupa aceia ele
vols face cu1sa intre New York
81 Buenos Ayres. pentru serviciul
cu America de sud. ST pe acestt
vapoare va Fl culina excelenta ca p,
vapoarelp regulate CO. ale aces
tel companii. Sa va facet reser
vatii de pc aciim.
49,
WASHINGTON, D. G. r Dire
torul Lew Wallace, Jr., Saving
Director,, della departamentul fl
nantelor. a declarat ca vinderea Ce1
tificatelor de tezaur progreseaza
In Januarie 81 Februarie s'au vim
dut in valoare de 500, ,732, 1877. Ca,
IA vinderei mari este ca aceste Ger
tificate dau ocazie la cistig fru
I mos 81 siguranta banilOr este fOar
4 te mare. Valoarea lor nominala
Je $1,000, 500, 81 $25, lar vinde
e rea lor Sc face Gu $500, 81 80 res
a pective $40. Peste cinci ami acests
Sc vor rescumpaTa din partea sta
: tului eli valoarea nominala, va $;
zica Sc vor cfstiga 25 la sata. Sc po
I vinde, nricind, inainte de Gin
: ci ami, 81 Sc va da valoarea intrea
ga. Certificatele pot Fl cun,parat,
La oricare oficiu de posta.
t Doamna Alice HumDel 81 d-ni
! R. w. Thurston, ambele, domicili
e ate 1903 Beulah ave. s,lnt de ,ori
/, gine din Marion, @. 81 eran vecii,
!. ell presedintele Satelor Unite, Wa
J rem G. Harding. " Eu am cunoscu
: pc dl. Harding de mutt. Eu eran
mica cind am vorbit primidata c,
ell, dar dinsul statea de multeor
de vorba ell mine. Is'Am vazut ma
G tirzin de mai multeori in Ibiurou
3 statului sau. DA, un ON admi
e rabil, dar ii va Il ereu sA aduci
c tara la normal zis doamns
il Alice Hummel.
G
! WASHINGTON - Leaderii ca
merei vor ca sS sc adaca proiec
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-10
INf0RMAT|UNI

Stunt fIamind, dati-mi sd mine.
Aceste an fost vorbele lui Luciano
Zanarti de % AM, fost soldat
i'm armata belgiana in decursul
razboiiliui, catre politistul Arthur
Sommors, in Public Square. Dup;i
ce rostit aceste cuyinte, a cazHt
lesinat, la pamant. Dus imediat la
spitalul din Huron road, s a con-
Statat ca el sufere de mai multe
Zile de foane. Imediat sa pus la
0 dieta de lapte cald 81 apa caci
dsca is ar fl dat mancare sub
stantiala, ar Fl mu,it imediat. Con-
|ditia lni este foarte serioasa. S 'asl
interesat deja de el mai multe So
cietati de binefacere.
LOndra. - Colonelul Sir Hugh
White Thompson, ciuntit complect
in raZboiu, a fost dus eri in ambu-
lanta la biserica ca sd Sc cunune
cu doamna TIL. White-Thompson,
vaduva fratelui san eel mai mare.
El fost acompaniat Gle medicul
san. Dupa servicinl divin s'au ia
tors ambii in ambulanta la casa
lOr..
Wooster, O. - Seriful George
lsautzenhAuser va duce name la
penitenciarni de Ia Columbus De
Benjamin F. Zell, de 76 ami, care
este condamnat pc timp nedetermi
nat. ia a fost acuzat c a atacat pc
% fata de cincisprezece ami. Zell
fOst arestat de cat atunci
,eand fata a dcvcnit mama. Curtea
Suprcma a respins apclatia mi
Zell.
$50
Cadavrlll domnisoarei Marjorie
r. Coons, anploiata Ia Public I'll
bnary N13ihliofeca pr11;cxA ! fno,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-10

In II Februarie va ayea lOc la
cluj o intrllnire, unde Sc va pune
bazele nnui nou partid maghiar
cu nnmele partidului va. fl luata
de oameni ell conyingeri demo-
cratice, lar ca organ Official al par
tidnlui va fi,ziarul ,,Ujsag''.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-10
Destituirea functionarilor co
munali din iudetul Bihor.

Oradea-Mare, 10 Febr
Funtionarii comhnali din jude
tul Bihor suspect liberalilor snnt
transferatf san destitute.
Acesfe sloane an prodns q vie
aeitatie in rindurile acestora.
La directoratul de inferno din
Clnj a sosit o telegrama de pro-
-testare din Oradea- Mare, semnata
de numerosi functionari comma.
r.:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-10

Circle sunt destul de graitoare 81 ceeace dana1
IAN reusit sd ach in fndeletu lor al ret
in oae si astaz feieru1 dane este init sttie care
rivaliseazA ca fefnnerlor din lunlea intrcad 81
Oare mar II bne = tragen v6tsmnts Nh asennenea
succcses
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-10
Moui nnnniri.

An fost nnmiti ca diriginte q
i,estei din cluj d. N. Visan, ial
ca dirigin,e 9 Ia P. 7. 4. d. Mihai1
IIacoh.
S. T. al ziarului ,,Dimineatass
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08
ENGAGEMENTS

Alexander Ewe Walker announce the
approaching Of their daughter Frances
Charlotte, C the take place
on the evening O November l.
John A Miller the
daughter Frances george
tin of Brockpor, N. Y.
Caughran the
gagement approaching of their daughter Lula Dana to
wedding take place October 70
Julia Dunkn the OF
Cahings Thweatt OF Columbus
o. the marriage TO take place October 10.
Nashville
the and approaching marriage of his daughter
Hardcas of that city The wedding Will take
in November
M Jackson Miss
of their daughter Margaret Syh to Mr. Var
wedding solemnlzed the
Of October
William Henry Lawson of Mathews
their daughter Mary Jane Mr. j.
wedding place October
at of John Pounds Birmingham
the of
Brice M Bains of the we'd
ding to November
Barke
and approaching marriage Of their daughter Addie LOU
Milton of Opeka the wedding to be oemnzed
on October &c.
Mrs H. H. of the
daughter Hassene Stafford Halord
Moody the take October.
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WalthaI- Terrell We'd
ding an Event of
Yesterday

The marriage of Miss Helen Ha-
good Terrell. the lovely daughter of
Mrs. Lee Kitcheu Terrell, and Mr..
James Lee walthal, which took place
yesterday at high noon at the
walker Memorial church at Airing
ton Place, was a beautiful event of
much interest TO many friends
This church WAS Handsomely dec
GRATED with palms and ferns amid
which were placed tall csndelabra.
The chanoel rail was twined with
southern smiiaK.
Mrs. George william Archer at
tended her sister al matron of honor.
Miss Margaret Ashton, niece of the
groom, was the maid of honor.
Both attendants wore charming
gowns of gray canton crepe. with big
black hats, and carried bouquets of
pink roses with blue delphinlum.
The groomsmen were MIR. Louis
schil1ineer, Mr.. Alfred Massey and
Mr.. Clay Bills.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. Lee K. Terrell,
Jr. She was beautiful in her suit
of dark blue. trimmed with ohm
ohilla fur, with becoming hat TO
match and corsage of orchids and
valley lilies.
The groom was attended by his
brother, Mr.. Hugh Walthal. as best
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08
Woodlawn Music Stud
Has Prepared
Calendar
3

One of the most active OF the clubs
is the woodlawn Music club. which
is attracting much favorable atten-
tion. This club has Just completed
it's new calendar. which carries out
the club coltrs, blue and white.
The club has adopted Longfellow's
beautiful stanza for its motto;
"The night shall be filled with music,
And the cares that infest the day
Shall fold their tents like the Arabs,
And silently steal away"
The club flower is the white rose.
The club officers arc: Mrs. George
T. Duncan, PRESIDENT Miss Myrtle
Jones, vice president; Mrs. Glenn
zbinden, recording secretary: Miss
Mabel Lovelady, corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs. j. r. Goodwin. treasurer;
Mrs j. N. Killough, chorus director.
The committees are
Membership--Mrs. Earl Entrekin,
chairman.
Publicity-Mrs. Horace Wilkinson,
Mrs. d. v. Edmundson.
Program-Miss Myrtle Jones
chairman, MIS-. J. N. hlilouSn, MI s.
Joe Rush, Miss Halle Yandell
Constitution and Bylaws-Mrs. J.
N Killough, chairman; Mrs. ]. H
Carr. Miss Halle HYandell.
The members are: Mrs. Fred
wildsmith, Mrs W. C. Garrison, Mrs
George T. Duncan, Mrs. ]. e. Hardin
Miss Louise Neshitr. RS. j. II. Oliver
Miss Lorraine Atkinson, Miss Eloise
Partridge, Mrs. c. H. Holmes, Mrs.
Glenn Zbinden, Miss Louise Collins
Miss Flora Nunnally. Mrs Joe Rush
Mrs. E. M. Strickland. Mrs. e. c. Jor-
dan, Mrs. w C. steele, Mrs. Horace
Wilkinson, Mrs. E. p. yann Mrs. j. r
Goodwin, Mrs. Jesse Flynn. Miss Myr.
! tie Jones, Mrs. C. NJ. Glover, Miss
Mabel Lovelady. Mrs. H. A. Kim.
| brough, Mrs. w. H. Yessick Mrs. Roy
PIuitt. Mrs. Harry Flynn, Mrs Err.
win Bridges. Miss Halle Yandell
Mrs. ]. N. Killough. Mrs. Earl Entire,
| kin, Mrs. F.. A. Wilkinson, Mrs. H. B
Hewitt. Miss Gusrena de Holl. Mrs
e. c. Jordan, Mrs. D. v, Edmundson
Miss Anna Johnston.
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by JOSEPHINE NIXON HENLEY

One of the most delightful occa-
slons of the national convention OF
the Daughters of the confederacy,
rbioh will be held here next month,
VIII be the pages ball, which will be
given in honor of the attractive
young girls who viii attend the con
vention from the different states,
each of which will send two popu-
lar and charming young women.
There will be IS girls appointed to
serve as pages IN Birmingham and
all together win form an assemblage
OF more than hundred lovely guests,
Mrs. Alex Cecil and Mrs w c..
Shaokelford are the ohairmen of the
pages committee. X
Mrs. Morris sush is the chairman
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08
BIBLE STUDY PROGRAM AT
HIGHLANDS METHODIST

On Monday afternoon at Gals
O'Clock DIR. w. r. Hendrix will oon-
tinue his Bible lessons. The public
is cordially welcome.
AT 3 o'clock the mission study will
give a program, The hymn sAmerica
Will be followed by a Bible lesson
The Clouds and the Silver Lining
Mark IA chapter, 1913. and prayer
VIII be led by Mrs. Hal Copeland.
There will be song and mission
airy news will be given by Mrs
Holder. Missionary Experiences In
Siberia" will be given by Mrs. T. M
Porterfield A 10-minute discussion
OF the first part OF @The Trend OF
the Races" win be led by Mrs
Lloyd, Mrs. LamplSin and Mrs Wade
Wood. The meeting will be dis
missed with prayer, Immediately after
which Miss Mary Ida Woods band
will be hostess for tho social hour.
FOR MISS RosAMoND
Mrs. E. P. Rosamond, Jr., will en-
tertain at dinner at the Country
club on Tuesday evening in honor
of Miss Marie Rosamond and Mr..
Denslow Allerton Trumbull and the
members of their bridal party.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08
DISTRICT PRESIDENT
ANNOUNCES PROGRAM

Mr.. Carl F. McCool. district pres
ide~ of the Senior Baptist Young
Peoples union, announces that the
regular meeting for the month of
October Will be held at the First
Baptist church. o'clock Sunday aft
ernoon, October s.
The sixty-sixth Street Union
will be in charge of the program
and according to Mrs. r. e. Robert
son, corresponding secretary of that
union, the program rendered will
prove very interesting.
Those taking part on the progra m
are: Mr.. David Mckinney, Mrs. r. =
Robertson, Mr.. Mclaughlin, Miss
Kathleen Mcdowell, Mr.. Smith, Miss
Inez Whaley, Mrs. Mclaughlin and
a quartet.
The seals and probably the di-
plomas will be awarded at this meet
ing to members who satisfactorily
passed examination at the training
institute held in first week OF Sep
TENDER. Visitors are cordially well
Gene.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08
MRS. ISAAC WHEELER
HOSTESS

Helm, october Especial Mrs
Isaac Wheeler was the recent hostess
at social given the boarding pupils
of the county high school. Rock.
dominoes and other games were en-
joyed.
Those present were Miss Clarice
McElwee. Miss Sarah Arnold Wheeler,
Miss vecoy Hollis, Miss Elizabeth
Owens. Miss Myrtice Crews, Misses
Gladys, Matte Mae and Grady Day.
Mr. Oscar Wood, Mr.. Russell Beason.
Mr.. Gwin Hollis, Mr.. Grady Todd. Mr.
win Porter, Mr.. Charlie Hudson,
Mr.. Fred Cook and Mr.. Rudolph Nc
Murray.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
MEETING ON TUESDAY

The Birmingham League of Women
Voters will hold its first meeting
OF the season 1929, next Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock, Hillman hotel
Interesting plans for the work
during the coming year win be dis
cussed and committee appointed to
arrange for a reception to be given
to Mrs. Charles Bricken, state pres
ident OF the league, and Mrs. r. @
wilkins of Selma. who will be ths
only Alabama woman in the next
legislature Of Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08
The Pages Ball a Brilliant Event OF
the u. d. C.. Convention

OF the special features for the ball,
and is already planning many artistic
and beautiful effects for the eve-
ming.
Mrs, C &c. Carper. Mrs. Ralph
Smallman. Mrs. Dan Greene, Mrs. Lee
Allen Brooks, Mrs. f. W Miller. Mrs.
Edgar Collins, Mrs. A. B. Harris,
Mrs. r. j. MeCarty, Mrs. Victor Han
son, Mrs. Allen Durham and Mrs.
jos eph Allen nc snernbers Of the
committee of arrangements.
Mfs. Livingston Rowe Schuyler OF
New York city president general of
the U. d. C., has chosen lovely Miss
Theresa Cory to be her page in chief.
The ball will be held on the eve
ming of November is. and Will be one
OF the most brilliant and interesting
events of tho convention.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08
MRS. ESTES HOSTESS
TO QUEST CLUE

The Quest club will hold its first
meeting for the new club year on
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with
Mrs. Joseph Estes.
Mrs Estes has for many years
entertained the club at its first fall
meeting and has made of 1t a happy
occasion.
The program for the afternoon Is
"Travelogue," and talks will be made
by Mrs. Haskins Williams and Mrs.
J. r. Penney telling of their travels
in Europe.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08
MRS. GLOVER HOSTESS
no NEEDLECRAFT CLUB

The Needlecraft club met on Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. G, NJ. Glover.
Beautiful pink roses and dahlias
adorned the drawing room.
An Ice course was served.
The members present were: Mrs
Elmer Rhodes. Mrs J. p. Sims, Mrs
Robert Lowery, Mrs. Kyle Kinkead
Mrs. Evans Vann. Mrs. George Mil
Ter, Mrs H b. Hewitt, Mrs. Robert
Lewis. Mrs. Brand Currie. Mrs
Quintus White and Mrs. Addison
Evans.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08
nnrpEs-nLEcT TO DE HoNoRED

The girls who taught at the Va
cation Bible school of the Ensley
Highlands Presbyterian church will
entertain at a luncheon Saturday in
honor of Miss Avis Watson and Miss
Myrtle Mclaughlin. two brides-eleet
of October.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WEDDING

The marriage of Miss Marie Rosa
mond and Mr.. DensIow Alberto
Trumbun will take place on wednes
day evening at o'clock at the HON
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mr.
2. P. Rosamond, in Norwood.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08
MIR. cRUNK HOST AT THEATRE


Mrs. Jack Crunk will entertain on
Monday evening, October 80, at a
theatre party in honor of the Crunk-
Haigler wedding party.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08

It Is mans car because Of It's rugged
strength, It's endurance and It's enor-
nous power. But it is likewise a
woman's car, for It is elegantly appoint
ed, the easiest car to drive and the
most responsive in the world.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08
MISS TENSIONS LUNCHEON
FOR MISS ROUNTREE

Miss Will Jemison win be hostess
at bridge luncheon on Thursday
for Miss Selene Rountree. charming
BRIDE elect.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08

man, and the marriage ceremony was
spoken by tho Rev. B. T. Waites.
Mr. Walthal and his bride left i'm
inediately following the ceremony for
a bridal trip, which will include a
visit to New York and a stay in
the Bermudas.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08
MRS. HEATH HOSTESS

MRS. HEATH HOSTESS
Mrs. Henry Heath will be hostess
on Tuesday afternoon, October "a at
miscellaneous shower. in compli-
ment to Miss Edna Haigler. charm
ing bride-elect
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08

Mr.. ]. H. Posner win be the SOLOS
this evening at the First Methods
church, when he will sing. with Tia
double quartet, the anthem; 'Tarr
Thou With Me-" by Baldwin.
The Washington times., 1922-02-01

Governments great nitrate plants
and water power projects at Muscle
Shoals, Ala.
The Ford contract together with
recommendatio and comments"
of the Secretary OF War will be
transmitted to the Senate and House
at noon tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1922-02-01

that the patron who had provided
their winter rations for more than
thirty years lay dead within.
When game protection officers
forced Rhomberg last summer to
open up rooms and cages In which
scores of songbirds were sheltered,
they failed to break the ties between
the old settler and his pets. Opened
windows still gave the flocks access
to wintertime shelter, and with
dogs, cats, ducks, pigeons, chickens.
hogs and cows. they shared the prod
ucts of the farm. Cardinals, wrens,
homing pigeons and chicadees today
refused to leave the premises.
The Washington times., 1922-02-01
RADICAL EDITOR TAKEN
TO WOODS AND FlOGCED

DRUMWRIGHT, Okla, Feb. l.
r. l.. Moore. editor Of the Drum
wright Post, was seized by a band. Of
six masked men last night. taken TO
a thickly wooded spot a few miles
southwest of the city, and severely
flogged with a blacksnake whip, 20
lice said today.
Moore asked the members of the
band why they had seized him, &c.
cording to the police. and was told II
was because he had been printing
radical editorials advocating over
throw of the city, county and State
government.
The Washington times., 1922-02-01
80 SAY HE'S AUTO CROOK;
FINCERPRNTS FREE HIM

CHICAGO. Feb. latter thirty.
eight persons had positively identi.
fled him as John Harvey. suspect
In an automobile swindling case, B.
NJ. Ellsworth yesterday began to
doubt his own identity. He was
taken from the States attorneys
office to the county Jail to await
trial following his Identification.
Shortly after. his finger prints were
recorded.
Then It was found that these
finger prints did not correspond to
those Of Harvey which were on file.
Ellsworth was taken before a police
Judge and discharged.
The Washington times., 1922-02-01
PENNSYLVANIA WOMAN
EXPIRES AT ACE OF 1902

CHESTER, Pa. Feb. Mrs. John
Adams, of Lester. the oldest woman
in Delaware county. died yesterday.
Had she lived until tomorrow she
would have been 102 years old.
Until a few weeks ago, when she
fell down a stairway and fractured
her hip, she retained all her facul.
ties and could read and write with
out glasses. She is survived by sew.
eral children and resided with her
son Lawrence.
The Washington times., 1922-02-01
PRICE OF DODGE CARS
SlASHED TO Low LEVEL

DETROIT, Feb. dodge Broth.
ers today announced the following
cuts in the price Of their delivered
product:
Touring car, s119; roadster, 800;
coupe. $33S: sedan. 1919: business
wagon, $40; panel wagon, sI73.
The Washington times., 1922-02-01
TURKS RESENT NOT BEING
INVITED TO GENOA MEET

ROME. Feb. Premier Bonemi,
of Italy, today received from the
Turkish representative at Paris a
letter expressing disappointment over
the failure to invite Turkey to the
Genoa economic conference.
Turkeys geographical position on
the Mediterranean makes her essen
tally an European country" said the
1ottat
The Washington times., 1922-02-01
Nations Accept Genoa Bid.

LONDON. Feb. Ian the coun-
tries invited to the Genoa Eco
nornic Conference have definitely
accepted except the United States,
Reuters learns. So far as British
and Italian circles are concerned
1t II believed the conference will
meet on the date set, March 8.
The Washington times., 1922-02-01
HARDING AND SEC. WEEKS
DISCUSS SHOALS BID

President Harding and Secretary
Of War Weeks held brief confer
ence at the White House today dur
ing which they discussed the pro-
posed lease by Henry Ford of the
The Washington times., 1922-02-01
BIRDS HOVER At HOUSE
WHERE FRIEND LIES DEAD

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Feb. THE
feathered friends of j. A. Rhomberg
lowered yesterday as usual about the
home of the eighty-five-year-old
settler of Specht's ferry, unaware
New Britain herald., 1922-02-13

the girdle Of untanred skin under his breechclout. and because the Indian boys taunted him.
 Asked why he had come to the fort. he pointed again to his bruises, put both hands against his breast. and stretched them wide ns though he would seek shelter In the arms of his own race and take them to his heart.
 Old Jerome and Dave and the old CT men gathered in for q council of war. The boy had made 1t plain that the attacking party was two days be- hind the three Indians from whom he had escaped. so that there was no danger that day, and they could walt until night 10 send messengers to warn the settlers outside to seek safety within the fort,
 On the mighty wilderness the sun sank slowly and old Jerome sent run ners to the outlying cabins to warn the inmates to take refuge within the fort. There was no settler that was not accustomed to soft tapping on the wooden windows that startled him wide awake. Then there was the noiseless awakening of the household.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-13
WARBLERS OF GLEE
 CLUBS TO COMPETE
College Singers Will Meet at Car
 negie Hall March 4

New York. Feb. 1S,-Ten college gee clubs are going to compete at Carnegie hall, March 4 The warblers are coming from Harvard, Princeton, Yale. Amherst, Columbia, Dartmouth, New York university. Penn State. University Of Pennsylvania and Wes- leyan.
 The club judged the best of all Is to receive cup from the University Glee club of New York. The judges are pr. Walter Damrosch, conductor of the New York Symphony orches- tra; Henry Hadley, composer and di- rector and George Chadwick, director of the New England Conservatory of Music.
 Persons who have no liking for Bantock's Give Rouse" will steer clear of Carnegie hall on March for that air is to be sung by each Of the 10 clubs and they will be judged thereby. As relief. the singers can contribute any other numbers they wish to the gaiety of the occasion.
 The competitions. which are for the purpose of encouraging choral sing ing. began in 1914. and the number of participating clubs has steadily in