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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-27

ltra stnsibilitate, nm mijlOc deal
impresiona 81 de ne face astfel
|cunoscuta indepartata sau apro-
plata lor existenta''
Prin rrmare, vezi, conioara
|mea dnlce, nu sunt inca spirite.
- pa, dar, cum It'll cNplici apa.
rita lor in sedinte de spiritism
GU masa ce Sc 1nvarteste, ca apa,
|ritia lor fosforcsccnta fatogra-
|fiata de unii, ell v0rbele lor ca in
aparitia umbrci batrannlui tata
|al lui Hamlet?
- Acestea Sc numesc mici ex.
crocherii obstructive pcmtru 11aivi,
sau, eel mutt, 'basmc de poet.
Gel doi mdragostiti disIntau cl,
|aprindere cand trei ciocanituri
|discrete sc auzira in .usa.
|, Wanda ftresarii.
Cine o fl: intrcba ca mirata,
cu ochii spre Dinu.
Desigur un spirit caruia i-ai
dat intalnire la ora asta. Isl Dinn
|privi ceasul. Era ora 10.
Spiritele apar dupa miezul
|noptii. Intra! facu ca.
81 silueta rlIbiconda, . .poetulai
|ziarist Sandu Minea, prietenul lni
|Dinu fsi facu aparitia spre ,iimi.
'rea amandnrora.
NJ Y 'asteptatis assigar!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-27

palpita in fata, frumusetii sconta-
sci Wanda. citind. dc-alungul
veacurilor. opera .mea,
Splendid 81 adevarat. afr
ma eli convingcre Minea.
= lti vel profana arta ocupan-
du-te de minel cxclama ell mode
site. Wanda. o fence ca toate 81
mimic mai multi. 81 iata de ce, ca
toate femeile. slaba, ma chinue. 81
pc mine, ideia NORTH 81 soarta
sufletului. Eu. cand va Fl sa NOR.
as vrca. eel putin. sd II am q
moarte banala.
AS vrca sa-mi inceteze inima
de-a bate, sus, in Inaltimi uriase,
eat mai aproape de Ger. Sa ma
prabusesc dintrun aeroplan, dc
pilda, san. sa m arunc din vafful
unui munte urias in fndnl unei
prapastii ametitoare.
Corpul sa-mi fie, duna aceea,
incident. Flacarile sa ma schimbe
IN cenuse 81 sa-mi fie risipita la
cele patru vanturi.
Ati-chemat, vre-odata,. spiri.
tul vre-unei finite mai de-aproa.
peg intreba Minea.
Da, am chemat spiritul pri-
mului men sot.
Mia spus ca simte- ca opiatra
grea pc piept.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-27
0RECT0RlI CoNPANIE|
DE PUBliCTATE A
UHlJNH S. r. A.

: NIooLAE BARDAs, Pres,
y. F. D. 3 Canton, O.
Bell Telefon, Caunty 10 Ring Z
p. CHINA, Vice-Pres.,
1163 So. Main st. Akron. O.
Nm. BOERIU, Seer. Adm,
f7O5 Detroit ave. Cleveland, O.
D. BARZA, Caster
b501 Detroit Ave, Cleveland, O..
Membrii in. .directie:
NICOLAE DRAGOS
1423 Farnsworth ST.. Detroit. Mich.
I. IN. SERB
BIO d. Home ST., New Castle, Pa.
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729 E. Sumitt St. Alliance, Ohio
GEORGE sALCA
9lOO Rlyard st. Detroit, Mich.
JOHN n. SUFANA
737 s. Liberty st. Alliance, @.
Controlori:
loan UAMIAN
1910 Brainard Ave-, Cleveland, O.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-27
NOTE DE DRUM
PRIN GERMANIA

/ Am avut prilejul sd strabat a
cum in hrma ,tnele tinnturi alt
Germaniei, intr o calatorie de orr
|entari comercialc. Este tara pt
care as avea dreptul sa cunosc
daca M ar fl decat cei sase ami nc
carl lam petrecut acolO la studii
! 81 legaturile mele pcrsonale Gu oal
imeni din dcosebite stratum ale so.
cietatii.
Marturisesc totusi ca am intre.
iprins ultima calatorie cu TN fcI dc
aprehensillne. Articolele d-lui Ra-
dulescu-Motru. aparutc mai apoi
in brosrra, MI erau de natura a
ma confirma in pareri 81 impre-
siuni, GU toate ca "facusem re-
volntia rosie din Mnenchen, in pri-
mavara lui 1919, 81 apropiasem,
prin imprejurari mai de graba
stranii, III relatii aproape zilnice,
pc conducatorii acclei miscali. Era
vorba deci 81 de verificare.
Aceasta verificare insa nu am
puf,lt ayea-O. + dcstuI si spun c;I
primelc impresillni au fost de a.
ceasta data asa de multiple 81 asa
de variate, in cat in primele zile
am fost mai de graba dezorientat.
Tn cele mai mici amanunte 81 in
cele mai nesemnificative impreju-
r;rri, cum ar fl de pilda raporturile
cu pQrtarlll la hotel sau ospatarea
intr 'un restaurant, infatisarile
sunt asa de schimbate'si deosebirile
della caz la caz asa de hotarite. in
eat "experienta" anterioara de-
.adreptul nefolositoare, lar orienta:
rea iii posibila dccat cu ajutorul
bunului STINT nativ 81 a capacitatii
proprii de adaptare.
Preocuparile mele de fiece mo-
ment - scopul direct 81 imediat
al calatoriei m'au pus in lcga-
-tura GU oameni din toate catcgo-
rifle sociale. In chip natural corr
yorbirea a 1nlesnit adesea interlo-
cutorilor aprecieri asupra situated
generate; lar unde a lpsit interlo-
cutorul, cursul insusi al victci 81
aspectele' activitatii oamenilor vor-
beau inca mai elocve,,t.
Dorinta mea de ami forma O
parere precisa asupra situatiei a
ramas insa ncimplinita. Notelc pc
care le-am cules nu-mi ingaduie
nici pc departe generalNare teo-,
retica. Este o lipsa personala sau
una isvorand din insasi situatia?
Ramane de vazut. -.
-Insemnarile care urmeaz;i nu sc
insira dupa nici-o ordine. Ele pa
streaZa in linia lor generala, sar
eel putin in intentiunea lor, un a.
spect uscat = cinematografic. Cru
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-27
fUrf,sare,l
: MI spiritul unui NOR

MI splrltul unui mort, III tot
cazill, ci propriul eli spirit.
81 Dinu. fauri 0 eNplicatie con.
crcta ca so faca pc Wanda 81
lprheapa mai nsor.
| = Stii ce c tclegrafia f;lra fir?
!, Iii bmc, dupa cum de la distante
{ cllbrme comlnici Gu alt ON Tara
fir .conducator, tot asa sensibili-
! tatea .ascutita prictenci dumb
] tale poate fl asepuita nnui apa-
rat Marcono.
Ea poa.e inregistra fcncmcno
nespus de indepaitate dar tot
! asa de impresionantc casi scantei-
. lie sssau vibratiile altni aparat
ALarconf adica ale cataclismului
! din San Francisco.
Atunci, de ce Edison a anun.
Acest volum So poate pro
CT n 1itlara sia1alni Ham
s4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-27

paratie: noua lege a chiriilor pre-
!, vede I'M sp0r de chirie in proper
;ttie Gu spOrirca cheltuiclilor de in.
trctinere unobilelor. Daca chiria.
sui plateste astazi mai mutt decat
in 1914, pr0prieta,ul nu primcste
| totusi mimic mai mutt decat ceeace
iprimea fnainte de razboiu; dife-
renta de cllirie Sc yars;i La casa
publica in contnl imobilului. lar
acest cont Sc adminiStreaza. su,,
control, de, chiriasi 81 proprietar.
!, Lcgea dcsavantajaza pc proprie
tar; asigura in schilnb comunitatii
buna stare easel. = Principiul
acesta nu sc aplica cconomiei rura-
lie. Diferentele de cost al panii
merg Gle inlbogatesc direct pc IT,
ran, lar pretul cerealelor in gene
re nu tine 'seama numai de scum
pirea cheltuelilor de intreprindcre.
lUnde poate dalce aceasta favorizare
a tarinimii elnsor de vazut: 10 O
frtarire elementelor "dreptci >
--dar 81 la Q reactiune violenta din
partea lucr;itorilor.
Orientarea political oamenilor
mai de jos continual Fl neindesru-
latoare. Este ln netagadait pro-
gres fata de vremurile diilnaintea
razboiului, cand putea sta ci,lci ami
fara 81; afli cine min;stru-,rose-
dinte. = pentru cd asia nu era ,nI
subject de conversatie - lar lie.
ocamdata nu exista decat inferesulI
pentru viata publica. Part;cipsrea
efectiva are inca a urma.
In Saxonia schimbarea resimu-
lui Sc face 81 prin hotarirea pop,-
rului. I'm guvern care are In,re-
derea parlanientului M e prin a.
ceasta insasi asieurat. In lipsa u
nui rege sau anni ipresadintc. par
5lamentul poate fl ,disolvat prin-
trun vot al poporului. Asa acu,n
orasul este .plin de indemnGrile de
a merge sd voteze pen.ru sa,t con-
ira actualului regim parlamentar.
Ma informez in deossbit.. locuri:
cinc a provOcat acest 'volksbe
gehren Portarul imi spune: 60.
munistii. Tn servitor: guvernul.
Tn functionar: consorvaiorii. Uni
negustor Gle tigari: nu site, e.: :iu-l
rHtereseaza; $. a. IN. d. Apelul ell
afisat pretutindeni 81 mai ales in
presa burgheza. Observ totusi ca
sc hmureste prea putin rostul re-
fcrendum-ului 81 atitudinca pc ca
re trebue sa o alba publicul: pen
tru sau contra ischimbarii de re-
gim = 81 de ce! mtrunirile sunt
rare = 81 mai multi pc la perife-
RE. = indicatiunile gazetelOr lip
sesc.
Am asistat la sedintele nnui cerc
de cultura pentru popor. Sc .adre-
seaza tuturor, dar apelun::le lui auF
r;lsunet mai ales in mica burghezie I
care in Leipzig eel putin, M eIi
mlmai o categorie sociala. ci mai
ales mertalitatc: asa ca in acea-I
sta mica burghezie ultra uneori 81
lucrator. E vorba in primul rind
de ridicarea nivclului cultural. Po-
Utica MI formeaza object special de
preocupare. Sc rezolva totu,i pro
blemeie soclale din punctul &c w.
dere al statului..
Am asistat 81 la 0 sedmta see
tiei dc gimnastica. Metoda ceva|
cam inapoiata: aceea lui Papa
john Oar oamenii sunt voinicif
81 discipline mai degraba militia
reasca. Exercitiile. Sc 81 sfarsescF
printr un mars Gu "Ich hate .cinen !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-27

Kameraden. : sau asa ceva. Di-
rectorul = I'm batran emotionant
tie devotat instituted sale ma
priveste Gu coada ochiului, zan-
bind involuntar, de fericife lann-
trica. = -Romantism?
(ldeea Emropeana) .Nilm Tonca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-27

!pari de fapte 81 adaptari de. situa.
! til in vederea sublinierii unei ira.
satnri &C ar putea ii fundamentals
az putea 81 sd nu fie --nu
all fost intreprinse. Cititorul in
teresant lie va folosi dupa c,Wiint;i.
Granita la Bodenbach sc trecp
dupa norme sufficient de expeditMe
Isl fara prea slparatoare dificultati.
La accasta contribute 81 sentimen.
tlll general de usurare pc care z!
al la gandul ca al scapat Gle mutM,
neprlctcnoasa functionarulli ceh
81 la jaful indraznet protejat u
neori char Gle polite - la care
esti expus din partea hamalilor 81
| a birjarilor. intre doua trenuri 81
intre doua gari la Praga.
In tren oamenii admira peisa-
giul 81 Isl comunica amintiri de ca
latorie, vechiil subject de converse
tie Ilnui popor care facut din
cercetarea 81 admiratia obligatoare
a naturii fllnctionare mecanica a
vietii. Mimic nou. A crescut doar
numarul calatorilor in vagoanele
de clasa !. 81 s'a coborat i'm niye-
lul social eelor de doua. IN
|trsun compartment isl fumeaza
pipa un lucrator: drepf. ;. ca
lificat. Obligatiunile sociale 81
necesitatile de comfort cresc deci
81 aci in masura veniturilor: ceeaee
mai inainte MI era cazlll - decat
afunci cand cresterii averci ii co
respundea trecerea intro alta ca
tegorie sociala. :,
A crescut 81 nlrmarul celor carl
iau masa i'm vagonul restaurant. f
pentru prima CARA cand vad i'm
Germania scrvindu-se dOua mese-
din pricina saglomeratiei -Surprin.
zator ca tocmai ne-germanii sunt
mai rari la mas;l. desi trenul insusi
e o mica area lui Noe.
Pentru cine la vaZut odata in
timpul unei ''messe, Leipzig-ul e.
ste in luna aceasta I'm oras mort.
Nici cafenelele nu sunt prca VIII
tate. Restaurantele sunt in genere
goale, - mai ales cele de mana In
tai. Dezolarea chemerilor este In
sa suportabila. In urma suprima-
Ri bacsisurilor salariul lor nu tre-
&C in medei de Sc mil de marci pc
luna dar s,lma suficienta pentru|
viata unei familii; ca intrece leafa
umui director de minister, fara sa
constitute insa buna stare pc care
au avut-o intotdeauna 81 pfetutm-
,deni chelnerii.
Problema cea mai de seama care
agita populatia deocamdata aceea
a pretului panii. Indispozitia ora
senior in potriva celor de la tara
e aproape generala. Sc cerc pretu-
tindeni un salahor mi-O argu-
menta impresionat de violent = AL
plicarea cu strasnicie unor prc-
turf maXimale ,cebOrite. Sc refuza
principal dreptul agricultorilor de
a face greva 81. - solutiunea Gu
renta Sc cere confiscarea pro-
prietatii rurale necultivate.
Fapt G. ca taranimea e All mi
Germania singura categorie sOciala
care poate face economii din cas-
tigul muncii ell, Populatia plate
ste cam greu programul economic
conservator dupa care tara poate
81 trebue sd sc hraneasca ca greu
din nauntrul hotarel0r ei. Nh sci
poatc tagadui ca taranimea are "a
stazi in Germania o situatiune ex-
ceptional Gle privilegiata. @ COM
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-27
HSTIINTARE

Stunt rngati. toti a0onsntl
nogtri q observa aurmxtosrele
reguli Ia trimiterea pantru
schinbare de adreex.
l. 81 Sc scrie sdresa veche
nnde IA mers xiarul d adssss
undo x'a mdtak.
-. La fiecare persoanx I'd
se al&ture mxrci do So. 81 q
caute s& nj se de& nunele stra,
del Il al orasului corest.
Cine nu observx aceste 10.
gull in zadar asteaptA sx / q
schimbs sdresa e2 nu ss poate
kdJu1Atstra1iA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-27
DIN PATRIE

ID. \. Moseanu, comisar in po-
lltia din Balti, a fost revocat pen
tru ca batut pc un oarecare
Goltei, silindu-l pc nedrept sd
achite 5000 lei. valoarea unui
ceas furat, fara sd fie hotarirea
Judecatoreasca, prin care sa Use
fecunoasca vina.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-09-11
When A Girl
Marries
By ANNE Isle.

"Pn be r-oud to be a finishing
school!" laughed Jeanne. But can
just fancy that this important citi-
zen has the instructive good tasre
whtah I'm beginning &c Learn Is moro
important than mere good manners"
Bravo, again. cried Pat. THE
better you two come to know each
other the more you gain. I'm mo-
ticing that. When two fine women
are such compliments to each other
as you girls are. the compliments do
be following like the day the night.
At this Rose flung to her feet.
There was an undisguished spitefu1-
ness in her voice.
while you folkf1s exchange COM
p1iments,' she cried. "IIl ask per-
mission to use the telephone. Mr..
Stone invited me to spend the day
with him at the beach. For that
it is not just the season. But since
you are making plans which do not
consider the guest I think II may
be wise that I go somewhere that
I am not so evidently in the way
with the very people I have intro
duced here"
"You'd better stay said Pat. in
a placatlng tone. You're making
US short a girl for our tea party,
function is a complete success when
it's one girl that's missing to make
it even partners
"a social function" laughed Rosa
CURLY. Dear me, you are chang
ing, Mrs. Harrison. must write
Jaime and warn him that his White
Lilac is more like the red, red rose
now
With this she flung from the room
Wuaereupon Virginia turned to Pat
and cried:
How long do we have to put up
with this?''
IF you are really asking me, oh,
beloved Of my heart, and not issu-
ing a warning, I should say we had
better, for the safety of all concern
ed, keep the lady where we can watch
her. What worries me is that after
today she may decide to leave us.
And what could we do to prevent
it?"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-01
YOU CAN'T TRUST
CA[OMEL At ALL
It's Quicksilver SaIivates,
causes Rheumatism and
Bone Decay

The next dose Of calomel you take
may salivate you. 1t may shock your
liver to start bone necrosis. Gallo.
mel is dangerous. It is mercury,
quicksilver. It crashes into sour bile
like dynamite, cramping and sicken.
ing you. Ca1omel attacks the bones
and should never be put into your
system.
If you feel bilious. headachy, con.
stipated and all knocked out, just go
TO your druggist and get a bottle
Of Dodson's Liver Tone for a few
cents which is harmless vegetable
substitute for dangerous calonel.
Take spoonful and if it doesn't
start your liver and straighten vol,
up better and quicker than NASTY
calomel and without making YOU
sick. you just go back and get your
money.
Don't take calomel! It can not he
trusted any more than a leopard or
a wildcat. Take Dodson's Liver
Tone which stSaightens you right up
and makes YOU feel fine. No salts
necessary. Give it to the children
because it is perfectly harmless and
can not salivate. -(Advertisernen
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-01
Southern Pine Lands
Subject Of Discussion

NEW ORLEANS, March 30.-For-
estry and reforestation of southern
pine lands held the principal inter-
est today at the second days session
Of the Southern Pine association, in
annual convention here.
Charles Hill. general manager Of
the Southern Pine Sales corporation.
Of New York, declared that the lum-
Der and woodworking interests rep
resent an investment of $12,000,0 00,-
900, employ 100000 men, produce
100000 tons Of freight annually,
10 per cent of the total tonnage Of
the American railroads, and pay
$170 100000 a year freight bills.
Addresses were delivered by John
L. Kaul, of Birmingham, Ala, whose
subject was "The Lumbermen's In
terest in Forestry" by Prof. J. w.
Tourney, Of Yale university, on RE
growth With Special Reference to
the Southern States" by r. D.
Forbes, New Orleans, on Essential
Requirements for the Practice Of
EOrpStrU -
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-01
Speaker Cecil Neil
VIII Not Enter Race
For Georgia Governor

COLUMBUS, Ga, March 30.-That
Speaker w. Cecil Neill, of the Geor-
gia house of representatives, has no
idea of entering the coming gubern-
atorial race, that he will stand for
reelection as representative and
speaker, and that possibly he may
enter the campaign for congress in
1924, is the substance Of an inter
view just given out by Mr.. Neill,
who says he is pretty well pleased
with his present Job"
The name of Mr.. Neill had been
used along with that of Clifford
Walker here in connection with the
governors race, and the former was
asked for an expression as to his in
tentions in the matter. He stated
positively that he had no idea of en-
tering the gubernetorial contest.
In this connection it is stated that
Solicitor General Frank McLaugh-
lin, who has been mentioned in con-
nection with the race for congress,
will not be an applicant. While this
statement does not come from Mr..
Mclaughlin direct, it is the informa-
ton coming from friends, who say
that he will not be a candidate. 1t
is taken for granted that Congress
man w. c. Wright will be in the
race for reelection.
Chattahoochee county is to furn-
ish the senator for this district next
time under the rotation system. 1t
is announced that Emmett Johnson,
Of Cusseta, will be candidate to
succeed Senator Ed Wohlwender
from the Twenty-fourth district. c.
c. Minter, of Chattahoocheet will be
candidate for the legislature from
his county.
In Muscogee all of the three rep
resentatives will be candidates for re-
election. Besides Mr.. Neill, they in
clude S. B. Hatcher and r. o.
Perkins.
In Marion county, it is understood
that E. H. McMichael will be in the
race for reelection as a member Of
the legislature,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-01
News Of the Day
From North Carolina
Murphy Man Takes Poison

MURPHY, N. c., March 30.-Les-
lie Hale, of Murphy, took poison
tablets late Saturday afternoon and
is now in very desperate condition
at his home on Tennessee street. 1t
is uncertain whetheH Mr.. Hale took
the tablets through mistake. He
has been in i'll health of late and has
suffered financial reverses and it il
thought that this, is responsible for
his act. Among other things, it has
been recently discovered that there
is a mortgage on his home, which
he has lately bought and which he
thought was clear of all encum-
brances. A doctor was called soon
after the poison was taken but not
before it had got into his system
and poisoned him throughout.
Hale is a middle-aged man with a
wife and several very bright chill
dren. His oldest daughter is vale.
dictorian Of the graduating class of
the Murphy High school this year.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-01
CAS- AND NAVY PACTS
. RAT|F led BY SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-The
two arms conference treaties limit
ing the navies of the great powers
and restricting the use of subma-
r4nes and poison gas were ratified
in a landslide Of appreciation We'd
nesday by the senate.
To the naval limitation covenant,
declaring naval building holiday
and fixing a ratio of capital ship
strength for the United States, Great
Britain, Japan, France and Italy, the
senate gave it's final assent by vote
of IA to 1, and then almost without
debate it accepted, II to 0, the pact
designed to prevent submarine oper-
atoms against merchantmen and to
outlaw chemical warfare altogether
No amendments or reservations were
proposed to either.
The only negative vote was cast
against the naval treaty by Senator
France, Republican, Maryland, who
said he regarded naval reduction as
a dangerous expedient under present
world conditions. Every other mem
Der of the 'irreconcilable" treaty
bloc who was present cast a vote
in the affirmative, although Senator
Borah, Republican, Idaho, told the
senate he regarded the treaty as
only a beginning and Senator John
son, Republican, California, declared
he accepted the Notifications status
quo" provisions for the Pacific with
grave misgivings."
A speech assisting the poison gas
articles of the submarine and gas
treaty was made on the senate floor
by Senator WadsWorth, Republican,
New York, chairman of the military
committee, but before the ratifica-
ton roll call he left the chamber and
did not vote. The New York SEN
ator disagreed with the statement in
the treaty texts that use of gas in
warfare had been Justly condemned
by the general opinion of the civil
lied world" argued that chemical
warfare had not proved actually
more brutal than other accepted
methods of1destruction, and express
ed a fear sthat the treaty pledges
would be violated IN any emergency.
The two Chinese treaties-tariff
and general Chinese affairs-were
all that remained before the senate
of the arms conferences work.
In an effort to clean up the en-
tire program this week, Senator
Lodge was holding out to senators a
tentative promise of a weekend re-
cess if they would ratify both Chi
nese pacts promptly.
The nine-power treaty relating to
general Chinese matters, including
extra territoriality, postoffices and
other questions, was to be taken up
today. Some debate was in pros
pect on this and the tariff treaty,
and reservations may be offered to
both. But the senate as whole was
ready to ratify both without undue
delay.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-01
A. H. Glenn, Tax
Collector, Freed of
Embezzlement Charge

SUMMERVILLE, Ca, March 80.
A verdict of not guilty was re-
turned at o'clock this morning in
the case of the state against A. H.
Glenn, tax collector, Of Chattooga
county, who was charged with en-
bezzlement. The indictment grew
out of an alleged shortage in coun-
ty tax funds, amounting to approx
mately fourteen thousand dollars.
The case went to trial Wednesday
morning. The charge to the jury
was delivered shortly after 10 o'clock
Wednesday night, after which the
jury retired to make up it's YER
dict.
The case has attracted unusual in
terest and the trial has been at
tended by large crowds both day
and night, many women being in
the court room. Mr.. Glenn was rep
resented by Attorneys Graham
Wright, W. B. Shaw, c. D. Rivers
and B. E. Neal. The state was rep
resented by Solicitor General Tay-
lor, G. E. Maddox and Wesley
Shropshire. n
In the civil case Of A. H. Glenn
against the Bank of Commerce, a
suit to recover certain money al
legged to have been deposited in the
bank for which Mr.. Glenn claimed
he received no credit, a verdict in
favor of the bank was returned.
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-01
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