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The Washington times., 1922-11-08
Four Streets to Be Paved.

Plans for ooneretins four city
streets have been made by the COM
missioners. Each street win be
closed thirty days during tho work.
They are: Harrison street north
west from Connecticut avenue TO
Belt road: Upshur street northwest
from New Hampshire avenue to
Fourth street: Montague street
northwest from Sixteenth street
westward. and Madison street nerth-
west from Sixteenth street west.
ward. ~
The Washington times., 1922-11-08
Costume Slips, 81
For Under NelU Fall Dresses

These fine quality sateen slips give
that perfect straight, unbroken line so
necessary with the Longtime, draped Oh
straight frocks of this season.
Slips in wanted long length with
two-inch hens. Very specially priced.
Shown for the first time.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
The Washington times., 1922-11-08
NEWBERRY IS
THREATENED IN
MICH. VICTORY
w. N. Ferris. Apparently Elect
cd, viii Demand Senator
Be Unssatsd.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Nov. g.
Woodbridge N. Ferris. his election
apparently assured by an Increasing
majority throughout the State. an
nounced today that his first act after
being sworn in as United States Sen.
stor would be to reopen the New.
I'VE can get him out Of there, /"
SAID the newly elected Senator.
The Washington times., 1922-11-08
Nswberry IL Undecided.
~ IsseFn.tieAai News ssrvies.

DETROIT, Nov. s.-Conferences
10 take place within the next few
days will be frsusht with meaning
for Senator Truman III. Newberry,
he indicated here today when ask.
ed II he Would resign because OF
the dsfeat OF Senator Charles ".
Townsend, Republican. who cham
pioned Newbsrry's cause In the
Senate.
II can say nothing about my
future until I have heard all OF the
returns from the State and from
several others" said Mr.. Newberry.
"I will have TO hold a conference
with friends that win have bear
ing on things outside the State be-
fore I reach any decision as to re-
signing or remaining In office.
"Ir appears az II Mr.. Ferris has
taken the seat" Nswberry con.
ceded. IT have certainly taken no
The Washington times., 1922-11-08
Hall Gets Liquor Back.

Judge Mattingly In Police Court
late yesterday ordered that sbo o.ooo
worth OF liquor ho'c,~'~~ :"
Hail. seized by dry agents and poles
at 636 X street so, =,
turned to the owner. The Judge held
that the search warrant did not au'
,horizs entry OF the X street house.
The Washington times., 1922-11-08
THREE women
AREELECTED
&. TO CONGRESS
One Chosen to Fill Unsxpirsd
4 Term. Two VIII Sit In
1923 House.
BY WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON;
Ir'-rpstlorai News service.

Ir,-rpaiiorai News service.
American women will "double
their voice" In the Congress Of the
United States for the next two
years, election reports indicated
today. 81
They not only viii gain q new
woman member in the present
Congress but will elect two women
TO the next sixty-eighth Congress
beginning In March 1923, breaking
oil presidents.
The women elected to Congress
yesterday with the aid OF "mere
males" reports indicated. were;
Mrs. Winnifred Mason Huck
tRepA Of Illinois. 10 serve until
March 4, 1898.
Esther Kathleen O'Keeffe DOM
Of Indiana, for the next Congress.
Mrs. 81. Clair Moss Dem.), Of
Missouri, Tor the next Congress.
The Republicans win have two
feminine members of the present
Congress but. by an odd whim Of
political destiny. the Democrats will
carry the dual representation in the
The Washington times., 1922-11-08
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE
- ELECTED m HAWAII

HONOLULU. Nov. s.-A Demo
cratic Landslide was indicated today.
early returns giving william p. Jsr-
rett CpemJ . big lead over John II.
Wise Rep) In the race for the dele
sateship 10 Congress.
On the basis Of rsturns received
here. the Democrats have carried
every island.
The Washington times., 1922-11-08

I'VE have the votes now 10 90 it
and we win DO II.
ting INTO wssh'ns,on will b 70
demand q rehearing Of the case.
This can be aocomplished quickly
because we have more than enough
hackers"
The Washington times., 1922-11-08

next Congress, according 70 reports
today. AUNT Alice" Robertson
(RepJ Of Oklahoma. lone feminine
Representatives for the last two years
was defeated for reelection yestsr'
day. Her departure from the poiiu-
cal limellght March 4. 1898. VIII also
mark the passing Of Mrs. Huck. who
was elected 20 fill the unexpired term
OF her father, the late Congressmsn
Mason Rep) OF Illinois.
Daughter Of BILLY Mason"
Mrs. Huck, little known to the
public eye. 10 the mother OF four
children, the eldest Of whom 10 q
seventeen -year-old boy. She 10 mar
ried TO q washinEtonian and thor
ouxhly familiar with the political
life OF the Capital, due TO her long
residence here. with her father. She
IL an ardent advocate OF suffrage
and OF a world peace movement.
In the new Congress Indiana and
Missouri are expected TO send their
first women representatives 10
Washington.
Mrs. 81. Clair Moss. apparently
elected In the Eighth Missouri dis
trict, Is the college mother 20 more
than 5000 co-eds at the University
OF Missouri In Columbia. Mo. She Is
OF Scotch.Irish ancestry. She has
twice been widowed. her second hus-
band, Frank p. st. Clair. a college
professor. dying two years ago. She
has one daughter.
Active for Suffrage.
Esther X. O'Keeffe. apparently
elected from the Thirteenth Indiana
district. has been successful In her
first plunge into politics. She never
ran for office before. but did take an
active part in the suffrage movement
In her State. She Is single and her
home In in Plymouth. Ind.
The election OF the three women
yesterday was slightly less than ex'
pected by national woman leaders,
who last week presidcted q tel OF
five successful feminine candidates.
The failure OF Republicans to elect
single woman for the next Con
gress was responsible for the loss.
The Washington times., 1922-11-08

steps here OF st washinston that
would lead 70 the belief that ] had
given my resignation 70 Governor
oroesbeek % take effect In case Mr..
Ferris won"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-11
Judge Hurries an
End Of Arbuckle's
Long-Drawn Case
tBy Associated Pressl

San Francisco, April 11-Testlmony
in the third trial of Roscoe Arbuckle
must be completed by noon today, was
the announcement of Superior Judge
Harold Louderback at the close OF
yesterdays sessions.
The defense yesterday concluded lts
sur-rebuttal testimony offered to
show that Miss Virginia Rape died
of chronic ailment and not from
an attack the prosecution contends
Arbuckle made.
Arguments in the case probably will
be opened this afternoon. Arbuckles
fate may be placed in the jury's hands
by Wednesday.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-11
DIPLOMATS CLASH ON FIRST
DAY OF ECONOMIC CONFAB
CONTINUED from Page IL

CONTINUED from Page IL
declaration that unless the Genoa
conference leads to disarmament II
will be failure.
"But before you get to disarma-
ment," he added, "you must nave
durable peace. With the present
agenda we have all the cargo tne
ship can carry"
M. Chitcherin made another at
tempt to gain the floor but was
refused the privilege by the chair.
man. who insisted the discussion had
gone far enough, and ruled that the
agenda must be followed.
After quiet was restored, appoint
ment was announced of the commits
sions of verification of credentials
The Russian question, finance, eco
nomic questions and transport.
The keynote Of the conference was
sounded by Mr.. Lloyd-G George, when
he outlined the "only conditions on
which we can consent to deal with
Others" this supposedly referring
specifically to the Russians.
"The first u.s." he said, when a
country enters into contractual obli-
cations with another country or its
nationals for value received, the con-
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-11
INC CREASED ACTIVITY
OF REv0LUH0N|SIS
REPORTED IN MEXICO
tBy Associated Pressl

Washington, April 11.--Official
adyices received here today indicate
increased revolutionary and bandit
activity in the states Of Vera Cruz,
Jalisco and Nayarit in Mexico. The
rebels in Nayarit were reported to
number from 200 to 800 men under
the leadership Of Pablo Gonzales. In
Jalisco, six separate bands were re-
ported in the field in open rebellion
against the Genital government, al
though their strength thus far is re-
garded as insignificant.
The activity in Vera Cruz was re-
ported to have assumed considerable
Importance in view Of the defeat
which the rebe leader, General Mig
ual Aleman, with a band estimated at
80 men, recently administered to the
federal forces. The federal COM
manedr in Vera Cruz, it was said
has reported that the rebels are bet
ter armed and equipped than mis-
own forces and has requested au-
thority to suspend the sales of arms
It'd munitions of all kinds.
Noticeable decline in bandit move
ments in the northern states of Mex,
leo was reported in the dispatches
despite sporadic uprisings in the
state of Ccahuila and in southwest
ern Chihuahua and Durango.
The spread of radicalism, it was
reported, continues undated, with
impetus being given to the movement
by emmissaries from various coun
tries, including the United States
Those emissaries, it was said, are or
eanized and assisted through thu
agency of various radical organiza
lions and have the support of som'
Mexican.officials.
Control of the federal army, re
garded as loyal to President Obre
gon, and development of the govern
ment's finances, however, were de
clared to be the chief factors in tn
present Mexican situation.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-11
. ~ cannot be repudiated whenever

tract cannot be repudiated Whenever
tbe country changes its government
without returning value. The second
q that no country can wage war ~
III institutions Of anothess. The
third Is that one nation shall not en-
gage in aggressive operations
oa;nst the territory of another. The
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-11
Selecting a Jury
to Try Burch Is
Still in Progress
lBy Assec.etea Press)

Los Angeles, April 11-Examlrla-
ton of prospective jurors again today
occupied the attention of the court
where Arthur c. Burch is being tried
for the second time for the murder
of J. Bolton Kennedy.
When court opened today six jurors
had been tentatively selected and a
third panel of 100 was expected to re-
port.
Thet rial was halted last week be-
cause of alleged jury tampering and
since its resumption the defense is
closely questioning each venirman as
to whether he has been approached by
any person in. connection with the
case.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-11
DAY FREE UNLESS
NEW DEVELOPMENTS

Oklahoma City, April 11.-Jean T,
Day, wealthy attorney and oil man.
will not be prosecuted for the Staying
of Lieutenant Colonel Paul Ware
Beck, unless Something new devel-
|ops," County Attorney Forrest
Hughes announced yesterday. He
said he was following the recommen.
dation of the coroner's jury which
last Saturday exonerated' Day, afte,
Day testified he killed the army OF.
ficer accidentally when he foune
Beck attempting to assault Mrs
Day.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-11
Special Program
at Band Concert
Thursday Night

Director Shearouse has prepared a
special program for the band concert
on the court house square Thursday
night, and will have out the largest
number of men the band has yet mus
tered, twenty-four pieces.
/, The concerts which the Paaltka
Band is putting on now are equal to
those afforded in any city in the state
whether by local or foreign organiza-
tons and Palatkans are appreciative
Of the splendid efforts Of the men
making up the personnel of the band
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-11
Chinatown Gertie,
Unique Character
Of Gotham, Is Dead
tBy Associated Press,

New York, April 11-"Chinatown
Gertie,' one of this city's underworld
figures until eleven years ago, when
she became Salvation Army work
err, is dead.
One bilzzardy night in 1911, Ger
tie" weary of her miserable exist
ence, purchased a phial of poison and
sauntered down the Bowery toward
her quarters.
She stopped at Pell street, an en-
trance to Chinatown, where Salva-
ton Army band was conducting q
meeting. She threw the phial in the
snow and followed them.
And SO Gertie, pick-pocket and con-
cert hall woman, was converted.
Sunday she conducted a meeting on
the Bowery, told the story OF her life
and converted several human dere-
licts.
Sunday night she died OF heart DIS
ease.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-11
FULL MOON GIVES JAX
CHICKEN THIEF LIBERTY

Jacksonville, April 11-John Ad-
ans, 70, negro chicken thief, sent to
jail by Judge Beckham recently to
stayuntil the moon shone again on
the theory that chicken thieves oper-
ale only at nights when there is no
moon, was released today. The alma
mac was consulted and Judge Beck
ham said the full moon would show
tonight. Adams was arrested on
March 26.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-11
Hot Weather Is
to Give Way in
Wake of Storms
nv Associated Pressl

Washington, April 1.-THE onrush
of hot weather in the middle Atlantic
and South Atlantic States will be
given a set back the next "a hours
when a drop in the temperature is
predicted. "A western storm is ad-
yancing eastward.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-11
Can ROLL EGGS EASTER
MORNING AT WHITE HOUSE
fDy Associated Pressl

Washington, April II presloen'
and Mrs. Harding consented 70 ehe
opening of the White House GROUNDS
Easter morning for an egg roi,ins'
the time -honored custom when -
looked forward to by the children q
the city.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-11
REVISED TARIFF BILL
PRESENTED TO SENATE
(By Associated Press,

Washington, April 1.-THE admin
istration tariff bill, as rewritten by
the Senate finance committee repub-
licans, was presented today to the
senate. It was announced that it will
be taken up on April 81.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-11

fourth is that i. 4
country shall be entit,'
Justice in the court, !
Any nation wAi, Ii !, ,
elementary ccnait;,,''
Intercourse he al, IL
be expected to Be I
comfy of nations
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-29
DIN fucA 0ND1UuU|

Acum dol ami. cand san casa
terit. Estela Nudge era de Is ami
ST marele nlilionar New England
Johnathan Godfrey de 63, 81 MI
refe zicea: ''Barbatul atat de
batran pc eat Sc simte,'' 81 mirea-
sa zicea: 20 femeie e femeie la
orr ce etate', 81 nu numai ca ll-se
parea dar Sc simteau in realltate
fericiti. Sc alergau, Sc harJoneau,
Sc ilcau ca doua turturele, dar
fericirea aceasta a tlnut numal
dol ami = pr0babil pana la eslt
maseaua Gle minte nevestei, 81 a
VENT. inevitabilul, turturica nu-
mai vrea sa traiasca cu turturolnl
81 a cerut divort 81 o pensie ali
mentara grasa. 81 ute, vedetl
dumniavoastra +? asa e lumea.
&
Motivul care Ia facut pc Ford
sd ingaduiasca lucratorilor nnma
cinci zile de lucru pc saptamana
spun uni. este ca sd MI fie slit
Sc spelc dusumelc 81 rufelc Du
mineca.
| q
Tnii s'au indulcit sd fie trims
acas; pe contul guvernului. Poll
ttia a .prins eri pc I'm individ i'm
lpartind manifesto revolutionary
Iprintre lucratorii de pc partea d.
vest orasului. A zis ca din
fRusia 81 ar vrea sa mearga acas;
sa ajute lui Lenine i'm transfer
marea sOcietatii dar mare bani
Politia a inteles clenciul 81 pan;
una alta Ia Writ la racOare.
/ A
/ Adevarul Sc exprima i'm euvint
fsimple. le intelege tOata lumea
dar pacatul ca in ziua de az
fputini spun adevarul.
| &
| Ignoranta fericire 81 de ace
ignorantii sa STINT fericiti in cas-
nicie. Nh fiji gelosi. Lasati-i sd 5
bucnre macar eli de fericire, cas
mica.
| Uncle fcmei an inima atat d
tare c; numai ccapa le face S
planga.
| "a
! 81 daca unii sunt atat de ne
tmultnmiti dc lumea asia ca n
|pot face I'm pas fara so blamezt
de ce i-apuca tremuriclul la ide
[mortii?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-29

peAtru activitatea lor in jurul
.ySnsarei certificatelor de stat ale
Ktatelor Unite. Astfel a mulVmit
II taturor xiafelor din statul Ohio
care lea stat intr 'ajutor prin att
taSainea lor patriotiea 81 pentru
'eeaperarea lor en- magistfi 81 cn
departmental finantelor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-29
DACA VREI

- M h1tinxi mana II co,tnl
Isefadslor n cas cand ii rkmas
;;1af4 . m4u& ssu m picior m
goFle-ts intro societate din
Unfhnsa :. = 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-29
ABONAT1 Z1ARUL
AMERICA.

Directia muzenlui de arte din
Cleveland ne instiinteaza ca in
muzeu STUNT expuse tablourile ar
tistumi rus Nicholas Roerich, care
cultiva arta decorative. Ell estel
I'm refugiat din Russia 81 s'a dis
tins foarte multi prin arta sa IN
drasneata. ExpositM va dura pana
la finea lunei April. Admiterea
este grataita pentru public in fie-
care ri de Mercuri, Sambata si|
Dnmineca 81 Vinerea seara.
!. In Shaker Heights Sc vor lncene
linieaiat niste cladiri in valoare de
$50, ,o00. 900. Cladirile Sc vor face
de catre Cleveland Discount Com
pany, PIE ambefe laturi ale Sout
Msrland blvd. Cladirile vor fl
case de locninta 81 niste, .cladiri
pentln pravalii, Cladirile Sc vor
face in hotarul oras,llui Cleve-
land, in apropierea comunei Sha-
ker. Sc va erea nn district bun de
boeainta Gu toate facilitatile 81
comfortul ,rnei vieti moderne.
Aceste stunt cliNlirile &c Sc fac pc
cee mai mare scala de cand exista
orasul Cleveland. I4oturile, pc carl
lvor ii zielite casele reprezinta o
Ivaloare de *2,5W.OOO. Arhitectul
fdiriior va fl aaiorul Alfred w.
Harris. In case vor Fl aparta-
mente pentru 1850 familii.
New York. Richard r.
10 Shea, directorul pravaliilor po-
pufare din 3rd Ave-, fost ucis
kastanoapte de dol bandit carl an
kincercat sal jefuiasca in pra-
Fvafie. O'Shea a refuzat sa-si ridi-
ice manele cand eel dol hoti i-au
dat comanda 81 hotii an tras in el
fttoua gloante, apoi au flat-o Ia
HpTa, scapand 1ntr' 'un automobil
TEE Ia asteptat Ia marginea
strazii..
Emil Sedlak, 9423 ,Holton ave
Ia murit in spitalul MtSinai de ra.
nele cauzate de un automobil care
Ia trecut peste el. John Schora
I2b69 f. 10th Str, care fesx 50
tferul aptomobilulni care omori1
lpe Sedlak, este aeuzat Gu omuci
tdia. Accidental s'a intamplat er
tseara. .lMartorii spun ca Schora /;
naaat aatomobilul sau eli o vi
[teza mai mare decat cea permisi
stallci cand calcat pc Setllak
eare trecut peste Bnekeye roas
lsi r. 89th. Safernl rhlicat p,
Sictima in aatomobil, apoi ma
nat automobilul mai departe. Vie
Ltima . fost gasita cn doua cia
suri in urma, pc Holton ave
lansa E. 92nd. Politia spune e;
Sedlak spus ca Seh0ra a vol
sal aiadac6 ca "a sc impaee con
tya ensAei de $50 81 dnpa ee' aces
|. Ita Sefnzst, Rs>pus jos pc Wood
land ave, Gu taate ei la ruga
iaa1 ducS Ia spital. Politistu
CsrhA 2 gait dol martori earl ia,
dat nnn&ruI automobilnlui. Dupi
taceasts s's faeMt arestarea IN
Schora care 2 negat mai nainte
Il n x.A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-29

norul Willian ]. Coyle, care a
fost acompAniat de representantul
,Legiunei americane. Joffre va sosi
La Seattle Sa1Kbata = Va vizita
mai multe ora9e de pc coasta Pa
cifiea irlainte de a velli spre Apsss
Downers Grove, 1ll.s- Niste
bandit au interrupt prinzul fa.
miliei lui Arthur w. Cutten, nes
gntator multimilionar, 81 dupa ce
au cautat prin eas8 81 resturnat
toate mobileae, au dus GU ei bija-
terri de valoare mare. Un camioh
de beutura 81 $500 in numerar. ii
au disparut 81 politia ma dat inca
de urma l0r.
80 -
Londra, Anglia. - Walter Smith
deputat socialist, 81 presedintele
uniunilor muncitoritor agrieul.
tori, introdlrs lege in CaMers
lComunclor care. daca ar fl vo-
tata. ar nationaliza pamanturile q
ar desfiinta proprietatea privata
4 -
/ Din cincizeci de automobifiSti
Iarestati pentru ca nu s'au tinut
de ordonante carl reguleaza eomn
nicatia prin oras, % yor fl eon
damnati la temnita in intelesa
nouii ordonante. Dol autoniob
listi. earl au scapat dupace a,
trecut'peste doua persane, lasant
yictimele lor in drum, STUNT cav
tati de polite. Unul din ei a res
i turnat scaunul in care era purtati
invalida Anna Shovanac, de 5
ami. care fost ranita in ma
,muIte locuri. Automobilistul n
.fost prins inca.
Columbus, Ohio. - Aici s'a in
ceput miscare, ce va lua pro
portii rationale. contra prohibl
tiei. Centrul Misearei Va fl ststu
Ohio. Sc propane un amendamen
la constitutia statului in fntelesa
Garcia ''beuturile earl contin 2 !
trei sferturi-grade, sau mai putiT
, nh sunt cOnsiderate de heutvri
caror consnmare sd fie contr
legii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-29
|NFORMAT|UN|

Chadl0tte. Ia. = Aiei fost
|ales de- primar I'm candidat care
a ayut in prOgramul sau indul-
|genta fata de vim 81 fost infrin-
(ta femeie care. avut deviza !:
JOS cu beutura ~ DOamna Ja-
mes McDermOtt fost sprijinitd
| de tOate femeile earl au dus o
lcampanie mare in interesul Ell.
Mamele au avizat pc toti barbatii
|neciisatoriti ca MI yor fl lasati sd
lfaca curte fetelor lor numai in
tcaZnl ca vOr vOta Gu -doamna
McDcrmott. Barbatii erau con-
fdusi la urne de femeile lor. Fetele
fmergeau Gu curtenitOrii lOr Ia
[urne ca sd fie asigurate ca vor
fvota pc doamna McDermott. Mime
Fnu sc 'ndoia de rezultatul alegeri-
flOr. 81 ell toate aceste, a castigat
tcandidatul cu beutura. Barbatii
Tau fost cOnsecventi obiceiului lor.
fndignarea este foarte mare intre
tfemei. Au hotarit boicotarea bar
ibatilor. Barbatii cred ca prima
vara fe va sta intr'ajutor in re-
castigarea simpatiei soatelor 81
imireselor Tor.
| Jnstitia criminala s'a imbuna-
ttatit eli 200 la suta in luna din
furma, din punct de vedere al iu-
ltelei cu care Sc judeca cazurile.
Astfel spune declaratia organiza-
ftiei Cleveland Association for Cri-
tminal Justice facnta catre procn-
rorul judetean Stanton. Scri-
lsoarea spune ca timpul mijlociu,
zee trecea de la arestare pana Ia
fjudecafe, era de 81 zile, lar acum
fnu este decat 6 zile 81 jumatate.
[. Victoria, B. G. Maresalul
Jeffre . fost primit Gu un entu-
aiasrn mare de un eomitet de re-
ieeptie compus din oficihnti ameri-
fcani 81 canaaieni. El 9 VENT aici
|din Jsposia. Joffrs fost bine-
|veDtat y nunels guvsrnnlai din
fWashington de eatse vice-gnyer-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-29


MI sunt considerate de heuturi .
caror consumare sd fie contra
legii.
New York. = Tex Rickard,
promovatorul lui Jack Dempsey.
aruzat "a atacat mai multe fete
il etatea de 12-15 AMI, negat
All toate acuxele inaintea eurtei
Ell jurati. Sofia lui care Ia imbar-
batat in tot decnrsul proeesnlui, q
marturisit ca Tex a fost in ca
mera Ell in timpul card ell ar ii
comis atentatul contra unei fete.
Marele rabin din Cleveland, A
II. Silver, cerut wi Ca gnvernul
sd numeasca un comitet perma.
nent pentru imigrantii earl vor 81
intre in Statele, Unite. Ell a maj
cerut amendarea legilor existentt
ga sa Sc econemizeze imigrantuln
Eeplacerile 81 pagubele irepara
bile. Sa Sc trimita comisii 81 il
principalele porturi din Europa
Akron, Ohio. - Preotul Lloyi
G. Donshlas, pastoral de La FRS
! Congregational Ghnrch, q decla
rat ca pana canA femei vor Fl in
tire jurati, acestis nu vor pute,
ajunge la deciziuni asa precun
aveau obiceiul s'ajunga barbadtii
''Femeile nici card nh vor Fl ca
pable ca sa judece I'M caz in mes
obiectiv, asa cum snnt capahil
Oamenii GU toate ca in cszuri d,
curte pentru miAori ele fac ser
We'll bnne.
Londra. Anglia. Ciasnrif'
din Anglia vor ii mAtate Gu l ori
inainte All la ora ! p. m. Anum,
englezii incep din nou ''timpA d
vara", cand ciAallrile snnt pss'
Gu ! ora mai painte decat ennl
este timpul reanlat. Aceasta y
face ca sa se econ0miseze cArauni
In fiecare an - sealizeaza sstfd
economii de miliOans.
s4ss
Londra. - 1es6 Lloyd Georg,
va prini IN VI de fncrsd1se ii
Camera ColnnnslAr h. ziaa de
April, atunci se W daes i
Genoa Gu proare elasal dc . isce to
Iposibilul - ,Rsx * lie ssanoa
cuta de celslaltJ vivsrns. Ziaru
News of The Md mi sp,,ne q
Lloyd George " xrea - N fasl
un pact eco1ioluf i1tre Rnsia
statele baltice el0nia ~ n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-29

81 daca unii sunt atat de ne
multnmiti dc lumea asia ca nu
pot face I'm pas fara so blameze,
de ce i-apuca tremuriclul la idea
mortiig