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Newark post., 1922-01-04
Senator s Visitors

Senator dupont, who is confined to
his Washington apartment with a
heavy cold, had as visitors on Mon
day night, Governor w. d. Denney,
Senator L. Heisler Ball, Secretary of
State A. r. Benson, Judge D. o,
Hastings, Alien Property Custodian
Thomas w. Miller, and Fourth AS
sistant Postmaster-G General Harry H
BillanY.
Newark post., 1922-01-04
LOVETT ON THE JOB
Local Justice of Peace on
Dutu 10 Years

Someone started rumor around
the town this week that Squire
Lovett's term as justice of the peace
expired this month but the "old
skipper" is still on the job and his
term does not expire until sometime
in 1928. Squire Lovett is one OF the
Oldest justices of the peace IN tne
State in years of service, this being
his sixteenth year in office.
Newark post., 1922-01-04

The personnel of the Orpheus Club
is composed of Wilmington men who
sing for the love of music. Their
work is not of mercenary nature
and when they sing they sing into
their music their very best. DR..
Julian Adair, a noted physician of
Wilmington, is President of the
Orpheus Club, and Mr.. Frederick S.
Smith is the accompanist of the or
ganization.
The Orpheus Club is now int its
fifth season and each year it has at
tempted bigger concerts than the pre-
vious years. The concert given at
the Playhouse last December in Will
mington, was the most difficult con-
cert the Club ever attempted. The
Club went through this concert like
whirlwind and was applauded and
encored continually.
Arrangements have been made for
the Orpheus Club to present the same
concert which was so successful IN
. Wilmington. The presentation OF this
/ concert will be great factor in the
: musical life of Newark, and if this
concert proves a success with th'
community of Newark, the Orpheu'
Club will probably place Newark OF
it's regular schedule of concerts fo
l next year.
Following is the program for mex
! Tuesday evening:
: / (a) John Peel, Arr. Mark Andrew
e (b) Dreaming Alone in the
u Twilight. -. Hartley Moor
$ Orpheus Club
g 2 (a) The Wanderer, Franz Schubel
e (b) Dream in the Twilight, Straus
&c (c) King Charles ......... Whit
3 Noah H. Swayne, I'd
8 (a) Go Down Moses,
H. T. Burleig
(b) I'm gwine to Sing in the
,e Heavenly Choir
a H. V. Milliga
1e A (a) Land Sighting,
d. Gandkennung) Edward Grit
er (b) Ho, Jolly jenkins, A. Sillivs
as Noah H. Swayne and the Orpheu
,g VI (a) What Care How Fair
on She Be. Jacques Blumenth
(b) Alexander. "A. II. Brew
Orpheus Club
6 (a) Uncle Ned. -. Stephen Fost
(b) Old Watt and the Rabbits,
'e' Sydney HON
~ 'Tis Me o Lord
IA (c) Oh, Didn't 1t Rain?
I've H. T. Burlei
I" Noah H. Swayne, I'd
7 (a) o Lovely, Holy Night
,os christmas number) f. Krems
MS (b) Route Marchin'
George Chadwick Sto
Newark post., 1922-01-04
New Movie House

Louis Handloff, the local merchant
who is at the present time erecting an
up-to-date motion picture house on
Main Street, announces that his
theatre will be ready for the opening
about February Is. There will be a
seating capacity Of 500.
Newark post., 1922-01-04
Very Sick

> Mrs. Laura Hossinger, Secretary
of Town Council, who is confined to
her home with typhoid fever, al
though not reported in critical con-
dition, is said to be very i'll.
Newark post., 1922-01-04
Choral Club

A meeting of the Choral Club will
be held next Monday evening in the
High School building at 7.15 o'clock.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend whether member of the club
or not.
Newark post., 1922-01-04
New Flag Staff

The, new flag staff on Frazer Field
at the University of Delaware will be
dedicated with special exercises to-
morrow.
Newark post., 1922-01-04

The manly art Of self-defense goes
lame when it encounters a woman's
eyes.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-06

A whist party will follow the
picnic supper OF the American
Legion Auxiliary in the club rooms
Wednesday at 6 p. m. Play be-
ginning at 8. Dancing after, Sar-
gents orchestra. Everyone invited.
Admission 20c. Refreshments.
advertisements.
The subject of the prayer meet
ing at Grace Methodist church to-
night viii be Lesson from the
Advent Of Jesus" Mr.. Hylton will
conduct the service.
'Archille Lanctot has received
wCrG Of the death Of his sister,
Mrs. Lena Depatie, at the Fanny
Allen Hospital in Burlington early
Wednesday morning She was a
resident Of Enosburg Falls and
leaves 4 husband and two children.
Mrs. Depatie was 50 years old and
. native Of St. Johnsbury.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-06
CRAFTSBURY

Among those vino entertained
Thanksgiving were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Young, Nj. and MIS-. Per
cey Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs. s. r.
Lathe, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Tillot-
son.
A community Christmas tree is
being arranged to be held in the
town hall Christmas eve.
Mr.. Green died Wednesday eve
ming after a short illness of pneu-
monia The funeral was held Fri
day afternoon at the NJ. E. church,
the Rev. O. b. Wells officiating.
The burial was in the family lot in
the Branch cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Leavitt re-
turned from Boston Monday.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-06
MuSEIJM NOTES

Next Saturday at 1920 a. m. the
series of story hours for the child
rem will be resumed at the Fair
banks Museum. These story hours
have proved very popular among
the children for the past four win
ters and all children are invited to
the Museum next Saturday for the
first in the series.
The December nature study
classes for the public schools start
this week in order that the full
series may be given before the
holiday closing of the schools and
the Museum on Dec. 20.
A number of blossoms and buds
Of early meadow parsnip were
picked on the East st. Johnsbury
road on Dec. 1. This is the latest
date recorded for picking native
wild flowers.
Miss Inez Howe, the Museum
botanist, has recently been APP
pointed county chairman of the re-
vision committee for the Flora of
Vermont. The botanists of the
state are hard at work on a new
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-06
Business and Profess
iOnal WOmen's Club
CONTINUED from Page "

J tCoullIueO rom e2ge ID
car Beck, Miss Ivy Bel
knar and Miss Mabel Fisk.
With the new names the member
! ship is 1914.
( Miss Mary Nelson, chairman Of
The Social committee, announced a
Christmas tree and party in the
/ dub rooms Thursday evening, De-
cember IA and asked the members
10 come dressed as children. This
will take the form Of a kitchen
shower for the club as many ar
TIDES are still required fer the cul-
mary end Of the club life. Miss
Nelson and her committee are also
arranging for an open house every
Sunday afternoon when members
are urged to drop in for a cup of
Tea.
Miss Olive Barry as head of the
membership committee presented
the list OF proposed members: Miss
Catherine Cuthbert, chairman of
recreation committee, has a pro-
gram well outlined for the new
year. She has made arrangements
whereby the club can have the use
Of the Fairbanks A. A. gym for an
evening a week, and hikes, dances
and other events are soon TO be
scheduled. For the ways and
means committee, Miss Gertrude
Mehut, reported a successful sale
Of second hand clothing which add
lea SOB to the house furnishing
fund. Miss Olive Barry and Miss
Bc-sie Ryder acted as tellers for
ohe business session.
The new committees announced
LAT Tuesday nights meeting are;
Ways and Means, Miss Gertrude
Ncnut, Mrs. Ruth Garfield, Miss
Jeanette Smith, Miss Elizabeth
Galhraith, Miss Beulah Eastman.
IrograF, Miss Dorothy Walter,
Miss Clara X. Bushman, Miss
Maufe Menut, Miss Colnela Fair
banks, Miss Bessie Ryder
Recreation, Miss Catherine Cuth-
bcr,, Miss Margaret Bailey, Miss
Beatrice Hurley, Mrs. S. J. Mat
son, Mrs. l.. ". Dinsmore.
Social, Miss Mary Nelson, Miss
Hazel Powers, Miss Ivis Dennis,
Mis- Sadie Lemear, Mrs. Horace
Anderson.
Music, Mrs. John F. Hinch, Miss
Catherine Morrison, Miss Althea
Grant, Miss Alice Hall, Miss Lu-
minia Dutil.
Membership, Miss Olive Barry,
Mis-, Lulu Fulford, MS. Media
Landry, Miss Bernice Lambert and
Nj Nelson Ranney.
THE St. Johnsbury Business and
Professional Women's Club, says
4 cluD writer in a Portland, Me-,
paper, as among the organizations
that have recently attained to the
d, tnction Of a club house.
"The st. Johnsbuly club has at
tanned its new quarters in the Re-
publican block within year after
The date Of its organization. They
reception room, a large
dining room which can also be
used for an auditorium, and 4
Kitchen. Owing to the success of |
q recent bazaar the club has |
$3.50 towards the furnishing of
these rooms. Members are coming
into the club rapidly, 10 having
bee voted in at The last meeting.
St. Johnsbmy papers are enthu-
siastic over the social as well as
financial success Of the recent ba- +
.aa' which was supplemented by |
a dance, this, also, netting con-
Siderable sum. Fancy articles,
candy, aprons, books, preserves,
etc. We're sold. and there was a
A cafeteria supper was
served at night, and a dance fol-
lowed with orchestral music during
the supper hour and for the dane
INK. Confetti and Serpentine crepe
were used with attractive effect
during the hours Of dancing"
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-06
j r w Il IT IT. S
Jewett is SpIendidIy Prepared With
Superb Stocks of Sensible
Gift-Things for Men Folks

T. Ia.jIIGN PARK CLOTHlERS
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-06
STIMMERVUI,E

George Chamberlain Jr. of Con-
cord, n. H., visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chamberlain
recently.
Frank MCGOWAN mas moved his
family from Concord avenue to
Portland, Maine.
Mrs. Richard Baldwin of Port
land street is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. w. B. Hayward of Gale
donia street has gone to Boston
to spend the winter with her son
in-laW and daughter, Nh. and Mrs.
Allan Frizzell Mrs. Hayward has
rented her rooms to Mrs. Prey Of
Laconia, N. H.
Mrs. Marsh who has been con-
fined to the house by illness is
convaleScing.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-06
1lzOCaIAle>Vs

F c. Sherburne was in Glover
las: week to attend che funeral OF
+. NJ. Sherbulne.
Don't forget the supper at the
NJ +. church Thursday evening
Zee. Il, at 6 o'clock.-Advertise-
ment.
The marriage of Dir. f. Wood
man, physician of Wells River
VT, and Miss Anna Nordstrom oi
Concord, N. H., was announce
Monday in Concord. The bride
has been the head nurse of the
Woodsvillc hospital. Or. and Mrs.
Woodman, both of whom are
known here, will make their home
in Wells River
Chester Brown Of Burlington
was a business visitor in st. Johns
bury Tuesday, and went from here
to Newport.
Friends Of Mrs. Eliza Morse
who read of her recent accident
resulting from fall on the Slip
perry pavement, will be pleased t.
know that an X-Ray examination
showed no broken bones, and that
Mrs. Morse is improving.
Harry Wilson Of Wakefield
Mass, has been spending a few
days in St. Johnsbuly.
The attention of members is d.
hectted to the regular meeting of
Chamberlin Relief Corps at G. A.
r. Hall Thursday afternoon and
evening. Supper will be served
at 6 o'clock. A full attendance is
desired for the election of officers
and delegates in the evening al
100
The condition of Dr.. W. G.
Kicker who was operated upon at
Brightlook for appendicitis, shows
improvement. DR.. Kicker passed
a very comfortable night and
symptoms were all favorable this
morning
Mrs. Frederick johnson gave a
party Tuesday night as farewell
for her sister, Miss Florence Dav
who leaves Monday to spend sew
raj months with her sister. M.
William McLachlin and family in
Yakima, Wash. Miss Day will
pass a week with her sister in
Wayne, Penn, and will be there
when her sister, Miss Hilda Day
arrives after an extended stay in
Yakima, en- route to her homo
here, Miss Edna Day is attend
ing school in Yakima and plans 20
return home in May with Ms
Florence. Their father, H. NJ.
Day plans trip to the coast in
April and with his two daughters
will motor home. Mrs. Johnsona
guests Tuesday night were a few
Of the close friends of her sister,
Mrs. George Newell, Mrs. Stanley
Garfield, Miss Alice Burns and
Mrs. Emily Currior.
The fire department received
call at 11.45 today to the home Of
Warren Wright at 4 Union street
where they found a lively chimney
fire. 1t was necessary 10 use the
chemical very freely before the
blaze was eXtinguished The truck
returned at 1920.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-06
Twas Said:-

want a man to work on my
farm. | don't give dancing les
scrs; | have no piano. | can't
serve plank steak three times a
day. do give three square meals,
"a real bed, fair wages. If any
man who knows a COW from a talk
ing machine, can hear an alarm
clock, get up at ) o'clock, wants
the job, | will agree not to treat
him like one of the family, but
damned sight better. Apply at the
Steve Wiggin place, Intelvale road.
If you want Hardware or
Housewares, Auto Accessories or
Paints-the kind Of goods that are
made to give satisfaction if you
know fair prices; and appreciate
prompt and courteous service,
come to this store and you'll be
treated right-alWays,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-06

Flora to be issued as soon as SUI
ficient data has been obtained. So
many new discoveries have been
made in the plants Of Vermont
since the last edition of the Flora
was issued in 1915 that a new edi-
ton is much needed.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-06
HANDY ANDY SAYS.

We like to show our tools to
Men who know a good article
when they see it, for if we can
please expert machinists or car
penters, we surely can satisfy the
apl rentice or handy man. No man
can expect 20 turn out satisfactory
work with poor quality tools;
that's Why we make special efforts
to provide high-grade tools that
will give good service and help
men to do firstclass Jobs. Buy
your tools here, fellows, and
you'll be entirely satisfied. Come
in any time and I'll be glad to
show you the tools you want to
see
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-03

Liga Solicitation Crucei Rosie
a hOtarit Sa-si mute sediul de la
Geneva la Paris. S'a explicat c;
sehimbarea sediulni Va produce 0
economic de $4,000 dolari pc an.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-03
lecesite o interventie regala.

necesite interventie regaM.
in al doilea rind allan ed Sc vor
tprezenta NJ. 8. Regelui 81 M. s..
Reginei cate delegate de: pro-
.prietarese de ease cerind sclltirea
de rechi3itii, o delegate de munci-
tori care vor protesta contra mo.
'dului cum an fost respinse candi-
daturile sOcialiste 81 care vor mai
:ere interventia regala pe langa
guvern ca acesta sd ia legatura GU
|asociatiile patronale 81 sa lie ceara
imbunatatirea situatiei lor mate
'riale prin o marire salariilor. In
'ultimul timp aflam ca Sc vor mai
|prezenta M. S. Regelui 81 cate 0
delegate din partea cizmarilor, a
|usierilor de pc la resorturi etc. etc.
Credem al inutil mai releva
ridicolul acestor intentii 81 de-
|ajuns sd spmem ca M. S. REGGIE
|e amenintat sa Use anunte mai
.multe, delegatii de precupeti, ciz-
mari, femei, muncitori. etc., decat
delegatii de ale partidelor politice
sau audiente ale diferitelor perso-
nalitati marcante din oras.
Train in vremuri de extrema
democratic. in vremuri cand pre-
cnpetii nu vreau sa mai vorbeasc;i
nici cu primarul. nici cu prefectul
nici Ell ministri, ci numai ell
Regele:
Ne fntrebam atunci daca M. s.
Regele, fie din lipsa de timp fie
din refuzul celor de la Curte nu
va putea primi pc toate aceste de-
legatii ce vor face precupetii, els
marii. muncitorii, etc?
lie mai ramane I'M singur refu.
giu.. Liga Natiunilor.
0 tempora mores!
DIN ''Dacia").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-03
AB0NATI zlARuL
AMERICA"
ALIATII 81
BASARABIA
In preajma Genovei.

Depunerea cOnventiei interna-
tionale privitoare la Basarabia in
Camera franceza spre ratificare
este I'M act carui importanta Sc
cuvine sa fie subliniata.
Desigur, char neratificata de
catre marii nostri Aliati, recunoas-
terea unirei Basarabiei cu Romania
intrat in noul drept public euro
pean esit din pacea generala 81 nu
mai putea fl readusa i'm discuti,,ne.
lncercarea pc care 0 planuiau
bolsevicii, precnm a aratat-o mar
turisirea din declaratiile d-lui Ka-
rahan, era dfnainte condamnata la
insucces.
Cu tOate acestea, o asemenea in
cercare era suparatoare, putea tre-
ri sperante criminale 81 ar fl con-
stituit un motiv mai mutt de in
greunare pentru toate celelalte
chestnut DISCUTABIIlE la Ge-
nova.
MOI am snbliniat din primul mo-
ment acest adevar elementar 81 am
atras atentia guvernului asupra
masurilor neeesare de prudenta.
Avem satisfactia de a eonstata cd
guvernul a fost vigilent 81, odata
cu pregatirile pentru actiunea CO.
lectiva Micei Antante la Geneva.
a determinat char acum ratifica-
rca de catre aliati tratatului pri-
vitor la Basarabia.
Gestnl guvernului francez con-
stituie un avertisment asupra
puHctului de vedere international
al Aliatilor in chestianea Basara-
biei.
SimplA formalitate ratificarea.
evident, dar ratificare de o c0var-
sitoare importanta politica atunci
cAnd ca sc face in preajma Ge~
novel.
In sfarsit, gestul acesta din par
tea Frantei mai naarcheaza vechea
|si solida leeAtura de arme. de san
|ge si de cultura dintre tara roastra
lsi s6pa ei mai mare.
Dintre marH Aliati, Franta cea.
dintaiu So grabit en- acest eest---
tocHlai spre a risipi oriee banueli
'sau ne1ncredere din psrte-ne cand
sunt ssiute marble interese econosni-
ZEE 81 financiare ale lufhei francese
'7n fosta inparatie r1seasea.
0estul este concludent orice djs-
cutie franeo-rusx deacun inainte
ste pusibilx en- excluderea chestiu.
nei Bsssrsbisi.
Subliaiind fsptu1 sperxn u -
'esi din Basarsbia csti MIN inte-'
~, W intelees, n Sfarit, situa-
lls - ! = lini1ti
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DELEGATE
DIN CLUJ
ASTEAPTA
Pc SUVERAN
= Fl nu mai vor ~ disouts
Gu autoritatile leoale. ~

Citim in 'Gazeta Afdealulni1' :
Alba s'a svonit pf41f erss cd NJ.
s. REGGIE 81 Regina vor sosi ID
clnj 81 din nennmatste part ne
vim yesti ca zeci de ydelegati' Sc
lpregatesc sa Sc prezibte GU difcl
rite piangeri NJ. N. A. III Hegale.
IN primul rind az Aflat cA .
mare delegate prl e3jlor Sc
va prezenta Regehi, etkn eere
interventia M. Sale nsa an
toritatile locale o y Nd 81 Ad-
mita mutarea barI AZ vAa-
zare 9 zarzavaturilo y A4rnsi
din Piata Torna- Vi & Ris)a
Mllihai viteasa. 49, s efsre y
a sins I rsepss
i deetal De inportl 70 Fl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-03
Din fUcA C)NDElULU|

Pc I'm cal il mai inseli -eu mana
de fan 81 un pllmn de ovaz sa tie
dnea pana in targ. dar automo-
'bilul nu tc duce nici pana Ia
poarta daca nu-i dai gasolina dc
ajuns.
q
j 0 mama pIlmueste copilul cand
nh spune adevarul, dar cand spune
adevarul fata de cumetrele carl
an VENT la sindrofie. abba asteap-
ia sa Sc scape de ele ca sal bata
ell papucuEpeste meridional.
81
De cand a esit moda cu rochi-
tele scurte firmele de la pravalii
.numai platesc ceapa degerata
asa cum sllnt aSeZate. Negustorii
ar treblH sa lc vopseasca pc tro-
tnar daca .vOr sd fie cetite de
Ibarbati.
"a
Cam cineva Va intreaba despre
parerea d-voastra. i'm realitate
vrea sa aprobati parerea lui.
81
Nu stim daca guvernul Roma
mel are ideie cd daca un ambasa.
dor american spune vre-o prostie
IN tara i'm care e TRIMS. reehe
mat telegrafic 81 TRIMS la muzeul
vechiturilor.
q
Sc Zlce ca tOatc fempile an
Iteama de soareci.>noi insa cu.
noastem o femeie care prinde soa-
reccle viu Gu mana. pc cand bar
bat-sn sd teme sa scoata un soa.
rece mort din cursa.
q
Liga Solicitation Crncei Rosie
hOtarit Sa-si mute sedi,l de la
Geneva la Paris. S'a explicat cd
schimbarea sediulni Va produce G
economic de $1,000 dolari pc an.
50
Intr o nina de carbuni parasita
din Kentuky s'a descoperit fa-
brica care produce 100 galoane
bcrc = MI -posirca de jumatate
procent - pc ri. 81 vedeti dun.
| EneavOastra. cu tOate cd .calitatea
berei era eXcelenta, agentii prohi-
bitionisti an distrus fabrica 81 all
arestat pc fabricanti, patru la
numar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-03
DACA vREI

Sa nu intinzi mana h co1tul
stradelor in car c&nd Il rxmas
fara Q mana ssu IN picior II.
scrielte intro societats din
Uniunea s. B. i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-03

Sc aStepta era Gle Z40.UUU. rama
acum sa platitS rebonificare la
10000 persoane in suma de
- coo. 900. ~
Akron. Cetatenii de aici au
fost scandalizati cand an vazut
Sambata seara pc Gordon Lang,
.drul M. c. Crafts 81 adyocatnl Ed.
Brouse, in catuse, condus de un
politist la cartierele politiei.> Eli au
jucat teatrul la nniyersitatea de
aici. Rolul lor era de hoti. An i'm
prumutat niste catuse <n earl an
fost lcgati de mani. Aunitat insa
sa imprumute 81 cheie. Dupa re-
presentatie nine ma pntut sd lie
deschida catusele. Au fost siliti
sd cheme un politist care sal duca
la polite sa le desfaca catusele.
Tirana. Albania. Pantalonii
nu v;or mai fl pnrtati de femeile
albaneze. caci surorile de caritate
americana an dus st0fa destula in
tara ca sa provada pc femei Gu
material pentru fuste. Ele sunt
bucuroase sa paraseasca moda
turcpasca 81 sa Sc modernizeze.
Chicago. - In Indiana 81 iii.
nois de sud sunt mari inundatii
Locuitorii fug pretutindenea si-si
cauta adapost i'm locurile MAJ
|inalte. Pana acum slmt doua vic.
time. Orasele 81 comunele iau ma
surf preventive. In Terre Haute
soselele sunt sub aba. La Washing
ton. Ind. multe familii au fost
silite sa-si paraseasca casele lor
ce abba SO mai vad din apa. Mil.
dred Meagher, de Z ami 81 ffatele
Sau Gordon. de 8 ami, s'au inecat
la Charlottesville, Ind.
o spargere de cassa 81 cinci hotii
s'au raportat la polite: La firma
ks-Stafor Co.,, 1871 Chester
ave-, $ "a spart cassa. Politia a de-
clarat ca munca este unOr hoti
foate EXPERT. S'a dns suma dc
800.
Dornl de asi cumpara ghete
noui indus pc fetita de IL ami
sd falsifice un Gee. Ea a fost adusa
la tribunalul minOrilor. S'a ade.
VERT ca ca falsificat numele
; unchiului sau pc Gee. A fost tri-
misa in casa de corectionarc.
Wakter Ryan, SO12 Clark ave-,
a fost jefuit de ciasornic de catre
doi bandit ce S an dat jos din u,l
automobil 81 | 'au acostat la Clark
81 Hope ave. Anthony j. King,
1926 Clairdoan ave. colectOrul
pentru East Ohio Gas c.. fost
Jefuit de $67 de un ON inarmat
pc E 55th Str. Doamna Elisabeth
Potasky. 2O40 w. Both Str. fost
jefuita de dol oameni in bacania
sa. Ri an dus $15. Bruce Warner
din Chicago fost jefuit de suma
de $160 la Union Depot. Doamna
Mary Popa, din Niles, Ohio a fost
jefuita de suma de- $12 cand a
schimbat tramvaiul la Prospect
ave 81 Ontario. Str.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-03
|NF0RNAT|UN|
George Francu Serbian, de
origine din Sebesul Sasesc, a
incetat din viata eri dupa a.
miazi Ia locuinta sa dip w.
65th st. Inmormintarea va a.
yea loc Mercuri dupa amiazi.

Youngstown. @. - Dina Win
ME g.. Hapner a PRINT All un de-
cret de divert de Isaac f. Hapner
ca conclIsiune mei desbateri sub
durata Garcia ca STA sarntat in
|.public barbatul. Ea era in scaunul
martOrilor marturisind ca Hapner
mai are o sotie care traieste. In
m0mentul acela intrat in sala
Hapner Ea parasit scaunul, s'a
grabit inaintea lui, Ia cnprins de
grumazi 81 "a sarutat. 'Nu m am
Iputut stapani' deelarat ca.
Faptul ca doamna Hapner nu-
mai prin un birou de casatorii STA
|putnt eastiga barbat in PERSONA
|d-lui Hapner.
Sc va arunca oare beutura de
de dinainte de prohibitic, evaluata
Ia $4,000, in lac orr ca Sc va da
IprOprietarnlui Ell? Aceasta este
|lntrebarea la care trebuie sa dea
|judecatorul Otto j.. Zinner ras-
|puns. Proprietarnl este Louis
REM, 59O6 Clinton ave. Agentii de
|prohibitie all sechestrat III seara
|de 3 Martie in casa lui 500 ga
loane de vim vechin de 4 ami, 100
|galoane de whiskey, fabricata ell
III AMI in urma, 81 opt sticle de
|sampanie. REM spune ca el a
|cumparat beutura din Akron in
luna April 1919.
So
Columbus. Cincizeci femei,
~ cea mai mare parte surori de
|caritate din armata, si-au facnt
ipetitia in statnl Ohio ca sd pri-
measca bonnsul, Ele insa, afara
|de cateva, n'au print inca
espagubirea, deoareee, tocmai ca
ri oficerii, sunt inregistrate la
Washington, DireetQrnl bonusului
Roberts a declarat ca cererile
pentru bonns in Ohio sunt de-