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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25

One of the prettiest affairs of the
season was the tea given "Wednesday
afternoon from four to- six by Mes
DANES Roy Crouch, R. B. McCollum
and Emmett Riordan in honor OF Mrs.
]. B. McCollum, of Columbus, whose
marriage was a happy event OF June.
Three hundred invitations were issued
and in spite of very threatening wealth
err two hundred ladies called during
the receiving hours. Mrs. R. L. Saw
lille and Mrs. w. H. Gardner, Jr., met
the guests at the entrance to the
porch and showed them to the door;
where stood Mrs. w. E. Riordan and
Mrs. J. E. Wilkes, who greeted and
escorted them to the receiving line
composed of the joint hostesses, Mrs:
]. B. McCollum, Mrs. Sid Adams 'ot
Weston, Mrs. w. w. Carter and Mrs
Phelps Fox of Charleston, S. C., Mrs
Knox Walker of Carrollton, Mrs.
John Irwin, recent bride, Mrs: F. f..
McCollum and Mrs. J. w. Adams
Mrs. 7. E. Cannon then led the away
to the dining room, which was pretty
in its holiday dress of yellow and
white. carried out in marigolds, zin-
MAS and crepe festoons that hung
from the chandelier. Yellow taperS
were cleaning to throw a shaded light
on the many pretty gowns worn by
the guests. A lovely sweet course was
served. the neapolitan cream carrying
cut the color motif. MINIS in the pre-
vailing colors were also served. Mrs.
/. R. Webb, Mrs. E. B. Durham, Mrs.
a. L. McLendon, Mrs. RodolpIh
Woods, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. J.
A. Horsley, jr, and Miss Belle Brown
looked to the comfort of the callers,
and Mrs. Jonathan Williams assisted
in entertaining and serving. The Mar
thas" who prepared the plates were
Mrs. Duke Marshall, Mrs. Clark
Bridges and Miss Emma Riordan,
powers none the less although behind
the throne. On leaving the rooms the
callers were served punch by Misses
Bessie Turner, Brownie Marshall, Jo-
sic Pritchard of Parrot and Mrs. Dud-
ley Mize.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25
A LOVELY TEA.

A lovely affair of the social week
was the tea given Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. B. 3. Perry, jr., in honor OF
Miss Louise Dunn and Mrs. John IT.
win, jr. In planning the entertain
ment Mrs. Foster Geise was included
in the list of honorees, but unfortunate
1y she was called away before the date.
At the door Mrs. J. ?. Perry. and
Mrs. Dudley Mize welcomed the
guests. In the receiving line stood
Mrs. B. B. Perry, Miss Louise Dunn,
Mrs John Irwin and Mrs. Homer
Collier. The hostess was alfred in a
beautiful blue organdie trimmed in
lace and organdie flowers. Miss Dunn
wore a becoming dress OF embroidered
net over blue satin, with picture hat
of pink. Mrs. Irwin wore a stylish
model of pink georgette with hat to
match, and Mrs. Collier was gowned
in white silk lace with picture hat OF
orchid. Mrs. Carver Fox and Mrs. ].
z. Morris led the way to the dining
room. where Mrs. D. S. Griggs. Mrs.
G. w. Dozier, jr., Mrs. B. B. Perry,
ST., and Mrs. J. H. Crouch served a
sweet course. Throughout the rooms
were marigolds and brown-eyed SUI
sans in profusion, furnishing a pretty
touch of color. From the dining room
Mrs. J. R. Webb led to the punch
bowl. where the callers were served
by Misses Dorothy Dozier and Mar
tina Bell. In preparing the plates Mrs.
S. V. Collier Mrs. ]. w. Fox, Mrs.
Mary Baldwin and Mrs. Arthur Ham
ilton proved most efficient.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25
PROM PARTY.

One, of the most enjoyable affairs
of the past week was the prom party
given at the home of Miss Bessie
Thomas in honor of her guests, Misses
Lillian and Harry Helen Thomas, OF
Plains, and Miss Paula Altman, OF Ar
cadia, Fla. Baskets OF brown-eyed SUI
sans were placed attractively about the
home. Gay lanterns lighted up the
lawn for those proming. The punch
bowl, embedded in flowers and ferns,
was presided over by Miss Emma Nc
Neil and Miss Naomi Stewart, who
served the guests as they entered. AT
ter the proms dancing was enjoyed
until a late hour. Dainty ice cream
and cake was then served. The hos
tess was assisted in entertaining by
her mother and Miss Pearl Tedder
About forty members of the younger
set was present
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25
Personals and News
Notes From Brentwood
Sunday School Class Given Swimming
Party. Four Additions to Church.

Party. Four Additions to Church.
Mrs. S. A. Royal entertained her
Sunday school class Tuesday after
noon with a swimming party, with
Mrs E. L. Massey and Mr.. r. l..
Cowart as Joint hostesses. They enjoy
ed they outing and nice fruit and wa
termelons. All report a delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Capel, Mrs. E.
S. Beas1ey, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mil
Ter, Mrs. S. J. Hargrove, Mrs. Sara
Sappington and little Jane and Mrs.
Annie Gammage were among those
who attended the Mason's barbecue in
Dawson.
Mr.. Franklin Stapleton is at home
for a few days from Ohio, where he
was for some time studying veterinary
work. Mr., Stapleton expects to locate
soon, as he. has received his diploma
with high honors.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Massey accom-
panied little Misses Eloise and Ruth
Sumner back to their home at Sum-
ner. They were pleasant visitors among
the young set for several days.
The numerous friends of Mrs. J. K.
Davis regret that she is quite sick at
the home of her parents in Smith
vile, All hope she will soon be able
to be at home again.
Mr. Robert Gammage, who has
been playing ball at various places,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gammage, for a few days.
The Baptists closed a very interest
ing series OF meetings Friday night.
There were four additions to the
church r1enherShiO
Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Berry came
down from Macon for a few days visit
to the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
z. C. Berry.
Mr.. Griggs Miller, of Macon, is at
home for a few days, the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Miller.
Miss Fife Cobb, of Smithville, came
down Saturday for a few days visit
with Miss Stella Williamson.
Mrs. Edgar Killebrew and two lit
tie daughters, OF Shingler, Ga, are
visiting Mrs. S. A. Royal.
Mrs. Ella Kennedy and little Doro-
thy Glass have visited relatives the
past few days in Macon.
All owners of lots in the Brentwood
cemetery are urged to clean same off
by Friday, July 18th.
Miss Mary Miller has returned from
Milledgeville, where she attended
summer school.
Mr.. Elijah Mackey, of Tazewell,
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
T. l. Lumpkin.
Mr.. D. Roberts and daughter, Lille,
Of Buena Vista, are visiting Mrs. An
ME Gammage.
Mrs. Annie Gammage and Miss
Mary Gammage have visited friends
near Dawson.
Miss Nervous Allen, OF Dawson, is
spending few days with Mrs. Roy
Smith.
Miss Nell Ellerbee, of Shellman, is
spending few days with Miss Loda
Berry.
Miss Edith Miller visited friends in
Dawson the past week.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25
FOR VISITORS.

Miss Josie Catherine Albrecht was
hostess at a pretty morning party on
Saturday in honor of Miss Mary
Knapp, of Atlanta, the guest OF Miss
Euze1a Roberts. and Misses Nita and
Nina Calhoun, of Cordele, who are
visiting Miss Esther Hind. Rock was
the diversion, six tables being used;
No prizes were given. Zinnias and
brown-eyed susans furnished the dec
Grafton. At the close of the game a
salad course was served followed by
a sweet course. Misses Florrie Iwee-
dy, Martha Lamar and Mabel Al
brecht served the guests.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25
PROPRIETARY MEDICINE
INTERESTS OPPOSE BILL
Would Require Label. Showing Guam
titative and Qualitative Formulas.

Manufacturers of various food prod
ucts and proprietary medicines are
much exercised over the introduction
of two bills in the general assembly
providing that all packages, bottles or
other containers OF food, drink or
medicine, shall bear labels showing
the cumulative and qualitative formu-
las of the products.
1t is asserted by the manufacturers
that the printing of these formulas
would be an invitation to trade pirates
to infringe on patents and seriously
injure the business OF those concerns
that had spent large sums OF money
developing their products.
The house bill is sponsored by Rep
resentative Valentino, of Chatham,
while the senate measure was intro
duced by Senator Pat HARRISON.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25
ROCK PARTY.

Mrs. S. P. Kenyon was at home
Saturday morning to a few friends,
who played bridge at four tables on
the wide veranda, which was decorat-
ed with ferns and other pot plants.
Miss Kathleen Grimes won the top
score prize. At the close Of the game
a dainty luncheon was served, Mrs
Dudley Mize and Mrs. O. T. Kenyon
assisting the hostess. .
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25
A BRIDGE PARTY.

Mrs. w. A. Davidson was hostess
at pretty bridge party "Wednesday
afternoon, using three tables. Mrs. D.
S. Griggs won the prize for top score
The rooms were decorated with
punches of crepe myrtle, arranged in
cut glass vases. After the game a de-
licious salad course was served, with
Mrs. 7. z. Morris assisting.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25
BRIDGE PARTY.

Mrs. ]. H. Collier entertained at
bridge Wednesday morning, compli-
menting her guest, Miss Alice Dunn,
of Thomson. Three tables were used,
Mrs. Steve Kenyon winning the top
score prize Miss Dunn was given a
pretty souvenir of the occasion. After
the game sandwiches were served with
orange ice, Mrs. B. B. Perry, jr., as
sisfinp the hostess.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25
A LUNCHEON.

A pretty compliment to Mrs. ]. B.
McCollum. of Columbus, and Miss
Mary Knapp, OF Atlanta, was the
luncheon given by Mrs. w. l. Bald
win at the home of Mrs. NJ. H. Har-
per on Thursday. Covers were laid
for eight The unique place cards were
hand painted water fowls. The table
was attractive with Madeira lace pieces
and the luncheon was daintily served
IN several courses.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25

One-twelfth of those over 10 years
of age excluded from admission to
this country in the nine months ending
April were unable to pass the liter
airy test
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25
S PASSENGERS KILLED
AS TWO TRAINS CRASH

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-At least five
persons were killed and several iniur-
ed this morning when two fast \St.
Louis and. San Francisco passenger
trains met in a head-on collision near
Logan, Mo. Officials announced that
the wreck was due to an apparent mis-
construction of orders.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25
THE SOCIAL REALM

bles. No prizes were given. Lilies and
growing plants were used on the porch
where the party took place. Late IN
the afternoon sandwiches and tea were
served.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25
MAKES
THRIFT COMPULSORY
HUNDRED EMPLOY
ES ORDER TO INVEST OR
LOSE THEIR JOBS.

Twelve hundred employees OF the
United Telephone Company's Oh ex-
changes and the United Light and
Power system, both with headquarters
in Abilene. Kan, are now working I'M
der compulsory thrift system, by
which they are to save at least ten per
cent of their salaries and invest the
savings in sound securities or property,
under the approval of a thrift commit
tee.
The committee reviews every em-
ploye's investments, and monthly sal
ary checks will not be issued until re-
port has been made of the amount saw
ed the preceding month and how it IS
invested. Budget books have been CIV
en- every employee and are expected to
assist in building up the economic
spirit
No Wild Cat Investments.
Education in safe investments is a
part of the thrift plan, and fake stocks,
wild cat promotions and other specu-
lation will not be permitted. The class
es of investment permitted are build
ing and loan stock, government secur-
tiles, buying a home, installment stock
in approved utilities, and similar prof.
ects. The employees are advised by a
department head, who visits all sec
tons of the territory and who checks
up also on the investments twice a
year to assure the employers that the
investment is permanent
c. L. Brown, president and general
manager of the companies, expects to
make every employee an investor, and
unless ten per cent OF each worker s
salary is saved and invested in sound
securities at the end of the year dis
missal is to be expected. No such ex-
tensive effort toward compulsory
thrift has ever been undertaken, at
least in the west, and the system has
attracted wide interest among fnan-
ciers and welfare workers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25
One of The Largest, and The Most Modern
Cotton Warehouses in The State
Fire observation-disclosures

Fire Protection--- Automatic Sprinkler
MHnugtn ncmgh SomH as a possible fire
ompiHed by piping ewhoh with damaging
ton re mya art
times a6na Asa mhe three fpa
stores W resi-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25
BRIDGE PARTY.

Mrs. ]. w. Salter and Mrs. c. G.
Cobb entertained few friends at
rock Friday afternoon, using four ia
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25

Hear DIR. Watson, OF Brazil, at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25

Farm loans at per cent interest.
L. c. HOYL. GIFT
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25
Cheapest Insurance Rate---Fiue Cents


76prbae Amhou dndho gndHe heu
ton afmdk the Sprinkle System. there he ho otoho
naredT he nme@n nSnhB whde Of hht thong o
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-25
y--Moisture Proof Fzoors-- UnexceUed Service

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22
Democratic 81 miftarisInu|

ACtM dol an Gu prle caelere yuverluu vaida am seris
artico = atras asupra urga oficiatati
l'ne din tara 81 saeor Ell de aci intre alele
sDuneam:
Cum Sc 1mpaca apa focul asa poate impaca
democratic mtarismu Tn evenment recent lovitura
de din Bulgaria. resurnarea guvernuui taranst de
1nata lnocuirea lu dictatua mltaradaca teegra
ina dim Paris aduce aeeasa vese corespe adevarulu
este noui dovada ca armat dol ami ost
81 este aeevarat.
Progresee realizae in Bulgaria in uma rasboului nu
sau dator numa msusr caracterstice acestui popor
nuncitor 81 eruttor c 81 partdulu
prn guvernul e din aevaraa exrresie natunei pus
tara temei neu ntronand crtarea 81 cinsea In
toate casee socleateg dlspozun amrate de zlarele
democratice sau simpatice democratiei din Romana
Daea in Bulgaria sar Fl mentinut repre-
znta-ln psa unei ogarchii- cvia 81 mtara,
toate lnsusre mnuae ale acesu popor, Bulgaria aszi
ar sta pc reapta progresuu afla S Bulgaria
ar evaporat moane din Satuui conrupta, frauda
uiala toae eonsecintee lor sar ntn intro masurt
mai mica mai mare ana poporuui munctor 81 tar
Militarsmul in toate tare este sprnu cseor privile
siatefind ell fnsusi casta prvilegata, 81 can pard
democrat pn mpreuare priencd reueste sa puma mana
pc frnee tarii ac im;teaza pueea mtara mai curnd
mai tarziu catlea victima militarisnmlu.
intro tara agrcola lipsta de burgheze mijlocie 81
coneucaorii armatei, afara de foare pune except
odrasee oigarehies in czu Bugare ale aristocra
e eoneulusi fires egaurle de sange 81 de nterese
ii ndealnna, sa sprijneasca oligarchia.
Stambuisky ma avut prevetlerea sa democratizeze
mta anhilnd miarismul de casta 81 emocrata bulgara
dat dovezi de priceere 81 cinse in conducerea tr
cazut victima acestei caste.
Niitarsmul ruina maeriala tuulor arilOr highland
doua treim veniture lor Mtarismu snburele dis
core provoaca rzoae inre popoare Acct carl
tim din convngere mitarsmu institute de neaparata
tebuna petru apararea patriei sunt gres tara
te apaa tot de bne inca mai bne prn arTnata
democratca casi prin casta mltara.
Elvea amata pernanenta 81 totusi no ataea nj
men Armata perlnalenta Marei Branie conpnsa de o
de oamen tara mitarsta, serviciu miar nu-i
ogator 81 respecata de toata umea In Statee Unite
inaine de zoiu permanenta compea din 1S00OO
o,meivounari tara cnd hotart sa intre in razbo
in cacva % spre uimrea umei intreg sa organizat
trula oeri-de peste tre miOane de oamenl-re
.lucanluse dupa rtzbeiu nuna la 10000 de oameni.
democratic in adevaratul nteles al cuvintuluinu ca
democratic francezanu poate danu decat armata de
mocrac poporu naat sistemu mitar eel mai dcnaocra
tic 81 mai putin cossor to sustn sistenul mi
tar europeans Consistent inconsistent sustn oeaThia
aimasu nempaeat al denoeratieL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22
.lNf0RMAT|UN|

Politia a hotarit ca fiecare au-
tomobil care va fl detimut de po-
lite acuzat cd nu s'a tinut de Or
donantele orasului, va fl pedepsit
de All incolO cu maximul pedep-
sci. adeca $500 81 trei llmi fnchi-
SCARE. Aceasta Sc VA aplica la fie-
care acuZat. Deci sd alba griic
fiecarc proprictar de automobil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22
DIN oRAIoVA.


Caracterul luptei electorate, pc
II ce trcce. dcvine tot mai saba.
tee sinai Illegal.
In safe, iandarmii an aspire po-
runei sd MI lase intrarea liber;l
decat la acci carl prezinta un
billet de identitate isealit de dl
Neamtu. 81 fiindca acest proce-
deu e folosit 81 in alte judete.
avem dreptul sd credem CD ell por-
kneSte de la persoane mai antori-
safe decat id. Neamtu sau Vor-
[voreanu de la Mehedinti, oameni
carl socotesc judetul o mosie, lar
Eloeahll prefecturii drept un co.
mae.
Sa povestim uncle casuri din
cursnl sAptamanef trecute: Can
didatul opositionist, d. v. Radu.
lescu. fostul prim-presedinte, al
trib. Mehedinti, intrase in comu.
ma Bresnita. Imediat conform
ordinelor date telefonll a.
nunta d-lui prefect aceasta intra-
re, 81 Sc porunceste jandarmului
astfel: sd fie legat cot la cot
ca hotii de cal, 81 t.::;mis la Seve-
rim. = Cand aeeasta porunc" a
| fest data, pc langa alte persoane
Sc afla de fata 81 d. p. Garbovi.
ceanu. pc care-l rugam sa con
firme, pc cuvant de onoare, te-
meinicia afirmatiilor noastre.
Oar insultele 81 mijloacele de
|coruptie nu au nici o margine. LA
Doll, preotnl Popescu-Breasta,
professor la liceul Carol I 81 candi-
dat pc lista liberala, in intrunirea
publica de la Filias a cerut safe
nilor sa nu voteze lsta cu coasa
fllndca IN fruntea Ell Sc afla lln
Evreu: n. lorga. - Altii afirma
- deSi isvorul cunoscut = Cd
acest n. lorga, in viata lui imo-
rala, lasat pc drumuri doispre-
zece copii de Ia trei sotii. Prefec
tul de fapt al judetuhli, dl !. Flo.
rescu, arvuncste satenii. cumpa-
rindu-le Gu bani = nu hoi. cum
Agaduieste, ci constiinta. O
spune insusi sateanul Cotarau din
Birca-Delj.
Acesta-i programul 81 activita-
tea partidului liberal in aeeste
cl!pe. Acestea sint impreinrarile
in care lea nastere parlamentul
legal al Romaniei d-lui Bratianu
Oameni experienti - MI naivi
lipsiti de sinful realitatii, idea
listi p!ini de avant. - vor intra
In stapanirea mosiei care astazi sc
lntinde de la Satmar la Cavarna
81 de la Hotin la SEVERN.
St. AEssteru.
din IN. Romanesc")
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22
B. n. IoRGA 81 IleSCTTTORTI
SA1 ARISTA4I IN
JUD. Doll.

Craiova. = D. professor Iorga
find mpedieat de tine intru-
niri publice la Craiova a vizitat
dlferite centre din judet. Astfef,
eri d-sa pleeat spre Malul-Mare.
Secui 81 Ghinduri. Pretutindeni
dl lorga a fost retinut de jan
darmi 81 dupa parlamentari vio-
lente si-a putut continual drumul.
La Secui iandarmii an amenintat
pc d. Iorga ell arestarea sub mo-
tlv ca propaganda sub cerul liber
este interzisa 81 ca an ordin de n
aslsta la toatc intrunirile opozi-
tlel 81 sa impsdice pc adversarii
|liberalilor.
La Ghindnxi, d. Israa q fe,t
Larestat imprsuaA Gu iusotiAorii
(d-sa1e sub metiv q fsee provf-
gand& anttguvarnamentala. D,spa
|protestarile energice ale d-lui
Iorga, jandarmii l'au pus in Ii
bertate, retinand pc insotitorii
d-sale. Acestia auf fost eliberati
dnpa lnngi parlamentari.
De La Cerec pana 10 Barca.
Goicea-mare 81 Goicea-mica d-nul
iorga a vorbit despre 'Biserica
Isl cultura' 81 q donat tSranilor
din Goieea-mieA 0 bibiioteca.
IN tot timpul d. Iorga a avut
pc scara automobilului IN jan
darn. :
seara d-sa s'a inapoiat Ia Cra-
iowa unde vorbt la Teatr,l Ma
tlonaa despre 'Rilnl femeei in
|cnlt1ra Enropei de apuss'
la Malal Mare an fost arestat
q ~ nrma phsi IN libsrtate d-nii
Capescn Gorj u Marin Flores.
Om 'Dacia.s).
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22

Nei stim ca legca gravitatii ne
tine pc pamant, dar cine ar pu-
tea raspundc ce-i tine pc uscati.
"a
81 siHtrofiilc au parte buna.
Daca femcile nu s'ar mai duce
prin vecini, mufte din ele n 'ar
str ca 'bNrhatii lor sunt ingeri.
"a
= All patruzeci 81 patru de Mu-
cenici, 81 dlrpa obicciul batrinesc
'astazi Sc bea A pahare de vim, de
,fiecare Mucenic cate-un pahar. =
Acum mai beti 81 apa.
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M Wa 0lolIulM'

Tn negustor din Kansas anun-
tst ca imparte gratis cinci suite
CO rasucitoare femeiler carl vor
tirgui ceva la vinzarea de desfa-
eere in cursll acestei saptamani.
De buna seama ca este impotriva
dessrmarii.
"a
I'm barbat casatorit mn trebue
sa intrcbe nevasta ce sa faca 81 &c
Va nn facs. Ii spasne ea fart 50
intrsbe.
y armsts Anserieaas ssTs :
lnJt 9arts h rszbcia su fost
4|594 - ''ssnithas' i 9.192 de-
pohasosA tlsre eSli 'Pcpescu' 4 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22

greu raniti,cu ocaziunca unei ex-
plosii in mipa fllltown Smokeless
,Coal Co. M Dilfton. Timp de mai
multe ciasuri an trecnt de la ex-
plosie pana ce alti muneitori au
aflat ca explosia s'a intamplat 81
pana ce an penetrat in local alti
muncitori.
Columbus, @. e. Unul din vii.
tori candidate Ia positia de gu
vernon al statumi Ohio, Harvey
C.. Smith, anuntat ca candida.
'tura sa o va supune popor,llui.
'Guvernorul III este altceva de
eat agentul publicllui,. deci ale
.gatorii trebuiesc lasati ssi-i alea-
ga liberi pe candidatul lor in
care an incredere ca ii va repre-.
zcnta mai bine."
~&
Mexico City, Mexico. - Recu-
noasterea- republicei Mexico MI Sc
va putea face in viitorul apropiat
numai in cazul cand grvernul A.
merican MI va insista pc langa
conditia ca guvernul mexican sa
recnnoasca mai nainte de toate
uncle drepturi ale cetatenilor a.
merican in Mexico. Acest anunt
s'a dat All aici din partea Gcpar.
tamentului strein.
Berlin. Germania. - Chirlrgul
renmit, profesorul George Klein
perer este in drum spre Moscova
ca sa ias parte la o consultatie
asnpra boalei lui Nicolae Lenine.
dictatorull Rusiei. Acesta va fl. Gu
toata probabilitatea. operat. Ell a
fost chemat, prin radiograma,
Ia Moscova.
San Francisco. - Valimar Gil
bert. de 16 ami, va primi, probabil
$lSO.0OO 81 totusi MI este surprins
de loc. FL e mai interesat in ches-
tia radiografiei Paralele i-au fost
date ca mostenire din partea ma
mel sale, de I'm tribunal din New
York.
Bowling Green, O. - Doamna
John Mae Haffey, de - ami, din
Prairie Depot, fost omorita
cand automobilul eli sa ciocnit
de I'm tren de pasageri Toledo
Ohio Central. Ea murit Gu cate
va minute dshpl cioenire.
In Cleveland au fost omoriti 10
oameni din cairxa accidentelOr de
automobiI in an1l 1922. Sambata
au foSt omoriti 2 indivizi de I'M
automobil al earui sofer nu s "a
tinut de regulele de comunicatie.
Judecatorul, COrlett hOtarit ca
toti eel earl vor Fl adjust inaintea
lul acnzati vor Fl trimisi la in
chiSoaro