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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
ASK PLAYMAKERS
TO TOUR STATE
Towns Request Perform
ance Of Annual Produc-
ton of Society.

Requests have come in from towns
in the state to the Dakota Playmaker s
asking that Wilde's play, THE I'M
portance of Being Earnest the an
nual production of the society to be
given in Grand Forks city auditorium
Friday, February "a, be taken on tour.
The Playmakers toured the state last
year with a Pilgrim Tercentenary
production, 1.-THE Rose OF Plymouth
Town." and were received with much
favor in every place they appeared.
No decision has been made by the
society as to whether a tour shall be
made. The performance of the play
to be given in this city is under the
auspices OF the Kiwanis club as a
benefit for the community house fund.
Coaching is under the direction of
Mrs. J. B. Cooley, who coached "The
Rose O. Plymouth Town" to it's usual
success last season. Mrs. Cooley states
that rehearsals are showing fine prog
ress and that the cast is particularly
strong. Practices are being held
daily,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
On School
Bonds Follows Sale
OF Victory Bonds

Bismarck. N. D.. Feb. 1.-THE
board of university and school lands,
in special meeting here. authorized
payment of total Of $197.70 in the
purchase of bond issues Of school dis
tricts and in making farm loans. The
money was realized from the sale of
$4,000 worth of Victory bonds at
above par and other
The fund was distributed as. fol-
lows: Farm loans, $4,000; purchase
of bond issues. Rolla school district,
$4,000; Bohnsack school district.
Trail county. $25. 900; Isabel school
district, Benson : county $4,000;
starkweather school district Ramsey
county 5000; Uxbridse school dis
trict. Barnes county. $1,000; city of
Minot sewag disposal plant bonds,
$4,000. y
The bond issues were. purchased in
April. 1920. but funds have not been
available. The board has purchased
other bond issues for which 1t does
not have funds. It is stated that new
applications probably cannot be re-
ceived for two years.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
FRENCHSE|'E];)KI
REFUND FROM:
US. RAILROADS:
Alleged oysrYchaarges on
War Munitions Exceed
$500, 900.

Washington, Feb. 15.-The French
government filed with the Interstate
commerce commission todaysas series
Of complaints against various rail-
roads and the director general fofsthe
railroad administration asking u re.
turn Of alleged ~overcharges on ship
ments of war munitions during the
war, aggregating more,than. $500, 900.
From the Pennsylvania railroad the
French government asked q total of
$177,384; Boston and Maine lines,
$116,528, and. the Philadslphia ~ and
Reading shipments. a total 81. $6,76S.
Most of. the difficulty, according to
the complaint. after the armis-
tice when material purchased in the
United States by France was held for
long periods at the ports OF ems
barkation and the French agents and
the government and the railroads
agreed as to the basis on which pen
allies were to be assessed. In many
cases the materials shipped were re-
turned to points in the interior sof tho
United States and sold after, the
armistice, but the complaint asserts
that they were entitled to pay storage
on the lower basis set for export Ship
ments. rather than on the higher
basis set by the roads for domestic
ShtpmentS.. u. =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
ENCLERT OPENS .
FEBRUARY TERM.
First Case Settled; Number
OF Civil Actions to Be
Heard at This Time.

..
Judge NJ. J. Englert Of Valley City
arrived here this morning, to open a
term of district court. The first case,
called at 10 o'clock this morning was
that of Benjamin Shortridge VS.. Owen
Jones and the Bank Of Inkster. The
case was settled out of court.
a dozen or more persons who had
been asked to appear as witnesses in
the case came down from Inkster for
the trial.
This afternoon Judge Englert first
took up the case of Springer versus
the Northwestern Trust company, and
this was to be followed by the case of
the Farmers Security bank of Con-
way, against Victor Skibiski. +
No jury has been drawn for this
term Of court, but it is expected that
Judge Englert will dispose of a
number of civil actions that are listed
for. trial,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
WILL SELECT
R00TER KING
Pep Rally Booked Thursday
at W; Letters to Be
Awarded.

Selection of a rooter king and his
assistant will be made at the pep rally
to be held during the regular tconVo-
cation hour at the state university
Thursday morning. Choice will be
made through popular election among
h student body assembled. =,
Awarding Of letters to the athletes
of the school will be made at this
meeting also. Names Of those to re-
ceive the IN. D." is tt be announced
later. The remainder of the gather
ing will be turned over to the rooter,
king and the singing of university
n and the practice of yells will be
carried out.
This is one of two student pep raj
lies held during the yea at the uni
versity. The first one Of this season
was held last fall when football play
was in full swing,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
LIONS WILL JOIN
IN HONORING GOV.
NESTOS NEXT WEEK

dispense with their regular meeting
next Wedneday oon Inc will join
with the Commercial. club in the
luncheon to be given by that organi-
cation Wednesday in honor of Cow
ernor r. A. Nestos. This decision was
reached at a meeting Of the Lions,
held in he Frederick hotel at noon
today Ea%3t :. b s-3
DR.. VIC Bek. president of the
newly formed Lions club. spoke on
the aims and purposes. of the new or
ganization, and particularly with ref
erence to the clubs place in the COM
munity life. He appointed commit
tees to look after the Lions '%represen-
tation at the luncheon in honor Of
Governor NestOs,.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
Worked For Hudson's
Bay Company 49 Year.

Toronto. Ont:-Forty-nine q In
the service Of the Hudson's BaysNcom-
pany, during which time he has never
seen city, is the record of James
a business "trip.
the Aorty,nine years I have been
in Canada l have never before seen
a city" Miller declared. Sudbury,
Ont, is the only placeFI have visited,
and 1t is not much more than a large
sized Village,
Miller enlisted for service withSthe
Islands, came out Is Moose Factory,
aHudson's Bay. in q sailing ship direct,
and has been located at Fort Metagam
on the shOresssof The bay ever since.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
TO SPEAK
AT FARGO BANQUET

J.. F. r.. O'Conor has been invited
to address the travelling statesmen who
will be guests at a banquet Friday.
which the North Dakota Retail Lum-
bermen's association will give at
Fargo.
Other speakers on the banquet pro-
gram are to be DIR. D. T. Robertson
of the First Presbyterian church,
and N. f. Williams, Commercial club
traffic mar. The banquet will be
held at the Waldorf hotel.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
NJ COHEN RECEIVES
"SWINDLE" LETTER

Myer Cohen. furrier. at 1O4 South
Third street is one of several North
Dakota men who have received
Spanish Swindle" letters recently.
The letter received by Mr.. Cohen is
supposed to have"come from BARGE
Iona, where the writer declares he is
a prisoner because of bankruptcy.
Mr.. Cohen's aid in helping the writ
er to the sum of $350,0OO
which the latter has in America, is
asked, and az a reward Mr.. Cohen
would receive a third share of the
amount, the letter states.
Similar letters have been received
by men at Minot, and other points in
the state.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
DICK STACY
DIED TUESDAY
Passed Away in a Local
Hospital After a Weeks
/, Illness.

Dick Stacy, so4 North Fifth street,
who has resided in Grand Forks for
the past 80 years, died at midnight
in st. Michaers hospita" i after a
weeks illness. The deceased suffered
an attack of pneumonia a week ago
Tuesday. This was followed by q
complication Of diseases resulting in
his death. :
MI. Stacy was very we'll known
here, having been in the dray bust
ness in Grand Forks for the past
twenty years. He was born in Devon
shire. England, So years ago and came
to this country at the age OF IT,,
He is survived by the widow and a
13-year-old 20 Lewis The funeral
will be held from st. EMichael's
church on Friday morning at $3.50
O'clock.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
MiIbank Trundlers
! Roll In Meet Today

St. Paul, Feb; 15:-Five Miibank,
outside the Twin Cities who are
to- rollstoday at the Inter-
national Bowling associations tourna-
ment here. q
The leader in each event follows:
Five Man
McNellis Athletic club, Minneapolis,
2,s2s.
Gilbertson and Peterson. St. Paul.
Singles
J.. Brick, St. Paul. SOS. sS
&- All Events.
o. Bronkmeier. Nankato. i,77s.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
Erecting New Home
For Teachers College

St. Paul.. Feb. 15.-Ereetion Of q
main building to replace the one re-
Gently burned at the, Mankato Teach
ers' college, which entolled a loss Of
approximately $500,0 900 was consider
ed at meeting Of the state teachers
college eboard here. No definite &C
ton however was taken. 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
Time Extended On
Corporation And /
Partnership Reports

Because Of the fact that blanks are
not ready, extension Of time for filing
corporation and partnership returns
uirder the federal income tax law, has
Decn granted until May Is, it is stat
ed. Blanks are expected to be dis
tributed by March /.
This extension of time, however.
does not affect individuals receiving
revenue from partnerships and cor
porations. n they are expected to
file their individual returns not later
than March Is
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
ANNUAL MEETING
OF CARMEL D
y THURSDAY NIGHT

A stated meeting of Carmel Lodge
of Perfection, Scottish Rite bodies,
will be held on Thursday evening at s
o'clock according to announcement
made today by d. M. Holmes, vener-
able master, and Charles Allen, secre-
tary.
At this meeting the annual election
of officers will take place n other
annual business affairs will be gone
yer All members of the order have
been notified to attend.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
Merle Dyar Reads
At Kiwanis Meeting

Miss Nella Kingsbury, head of the
expression department OF Wesley col
lege conservatory, and her assistant
.stlss Merle Dyar, were guests Of the
Kiwanis club at their regular weekly
meeting today. Miss Dyar read por-
tons Of Booth Tarkington's Seven
teen." The reading was exceptionally
good and a enthusiastically re-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
ARNOLD BERG HAS
JOINED SORLIE FIRM

Arnold T. Berg, who has been as
sistant, cashier of the Northern State
bank for some time, has left that in
Aitution to becoem affiliated with the
A.. q. Sorlie firm.
Mr.. Berg spent several days in
Minneapolis attending the auto show.
and afteEAreturning here assumed his
new POSITION. E'r
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
MAJOR PERSON AT
4 GRAFTON TODAY

Major f. S. Person of Minot. who
came to Grand Forks; on Tuesday to
conduct the annual inspection of St.
Aldemar Commandery, No. 2, knights
Templar. left this morning for Graf
ton. where he will inspect the Com
mandery there.
A dinner at the Masonic temple
last night, in Major Persons honor,
preceded the inspection.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
PIONEER RANCHER
. OF GRANT COUNTY
KILLED BY BLAST
lHeraId Special service.)

lHerald Special Service.)
Mandan, N. d. Feb. 15.-Robert
Beck, 60. pioneer rancher Of Grant
county, was instantly killed when,
thinking that the, fuse to a heavy
charge of dynamite he had set to
loosen coal in a mine south of Car
son, had gone out, went to investi-
gate.
The blast went off, burying him, be-
meath the tons of coal. He leaves a
wife and five children. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
BIG DECREASE IN
LIVE STOCK ON
FARMS in y. S.

Washington, Feb. 15.-value of
live stock on farms and ranges of the
United States, showed a decrease of
$3,385,237.000, or 41.5 per cent on
January 4. this year, a 8 compared
with that date two years ago, the de-
partment Of agriculture announced
today in its annual live stock report.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-15
WANTS. COUNTY AID.

found guilty Of a charge of keeping
his children from school and fined
$25, John Hill, a farmer, seeks to have
the county school district pay him
for transporting his children to the
school house, one and three -Quarter
miles away. Three Of the children
have been to school only AZ days in
the last II years, according to- &C. H.
Barnes, county superintendent Of
schools.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-13
"NU ESTE EVIDENTA
CONTRA MINERILOR
ACUZATIn

Charleston, w. Va, 13 Iulic. -
Judccatorul r. ID. Bailey, al tribu-
nalului de aici, anulat All acuza
adlsa contra minerilor din judetul
Mingo, earl, in vara trecuta, all
facut intrare in minele din judetul
Mingo. Judecatorul a anulat acu-
zele dupa ce procurorul declarat
ca nu este cvidenta destula pentru
sprijinirea acuzci. Aceasta deci-
ziunc S "a adus dupa cc cazul fost
discutat timp dc mai multe sapta-
mani inaintea curtei ell jurati a
tribunalului. Acuzele de tradare
contra statului au fost aduse-In-
ire altii-si contra lui David Robb,
financiar International al Sindica-
tului international al minerilor, G.
Frank Keeney, presedintele distric
tului II al minerilor, Fred Moo
ney, secretarul 81 cassarul distric-
tului; A. d. Lavendar, 81 C. il.
Workman, membri in comitetul
districtual al minerilOr. Mai erau
acuzatc vre-o IS pers0ane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-13
6alcanisnne 81
aits curiozitati
din patria veche
PdrlaMeatnl brdtienist 81
hdrfiG de muste.

Una dintre cete maj populare
concdii de cinematograf jucatd IN
diforite 81 felurite rariotiuni este
cOmedid hdrtiei cu clciu de prins
muste. - Vine de obiceiu un timer
sfios sd sc prcsiate riitorului sdu
sef sdu riitOruIui san socru 81 din
preo multd sfidld 81 teand 81 nesii-
guran!d, cdnd m0mentM mai Sc
rios, dd sd-si spriIneascd mana san
cOtM pc Ure-O mdsd ST.. gata-i,
s'a 81 lipit de hdrtio de music pc
care in sdpdcedld lW nu 0 rdsuse..
Adeedrata comedie incepe, odicd
sfor!drile lni sd scape de hdrtia
cleiOasd. De o dpucd Gu MANA Use
Hpesc degetele. de 0 pune Jos 81
calcd pc ea use ipeste de tdlpi.
Trage, rupc, aruncd, ior re:ultatul
e.. cd plin. de sus pdM JOS, de
petece de hdrtie u de cleiu. Sudoa-
rea ii curge pc o1raji 81. la urmd,
croM comediei cade istorH pc rre-o
canapea... Rid 81 copii. rid 81 cei
cu bdrbiie albe stride oricine, chiar
81 de d mai rdznt filmul rre-o data,
cdci M este mimic MAI comic pc IT,
me decdt ascn,e1ea frdmdntdri "a
darmice. pc carl della 1ncepM le resi
ca MT due la resnltot. ba din con-
trd. la incurcdturi din ce In ce maj
mari.
81 dcu sd riu III ce am rrut sd
spun MAI sus-0dicd Ia parlamentul
brdtienist. -
La tOan,nG o sd Sc deschidd lar
casa terri. Luati sean,d, uitati-vd
bine la ei 81 sd rideti de frdmdnI-
rHe Tor. D sd cdute mai intdiu sd
facd uitate alege,gle din Martie, a.
poi, incoltiti de Ofo-i!ie, o sd caute
sd desmintd. cdnd urnd fuatd,
| cdnd Ure-nn -Op0ztnt bdtut, 81. -.
cdnd cor crede AZ au scdput. 1. {
sd Sc ACUTE dc u daclionarii nsu.
tdti de la an colt Ia altut al terii
| orr vre-un alfMl dat afard din sluj-
bd fHndcd nN lea dat UOtul, 50 cdno
cor striga maj tare 81 Sc ror fra
mdnta maj grOsar cOind sd doue-
deascd ca Ell sunt alesn poporului
% sd le apard inainte cei om0ri!
miseleste prin pdduri de cdtre po-
H!ia 81 jandarmii lor...
81 Obositi 81 istoviti sd-i redet'
cdsdnd, miti de un pOpor intreg. :.
Pdcdtele lOr Sunt prea multe 81
sdnge le pdtedzd Mantle. -.
Ion al Paunei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-13
CIOCNIRE
DE TRENURI

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Ii Iulie.
In apropierc de aici a avut loc
0 groaznica ciocnire intre expresul
pacific scenic limited 81 un tren de
MARTA. accident in care au murit
cinci pasageri 81 alti cincizeci au
fost grav raniti.
Mai multe vagoane ale trenr'ul
de pasageri S 'au resturnat. 81 cum
era noapte, scoaterea mortilor 81 q
ranitilor de sub darimaturi 4 ceru1
O munnca mare 81 grea. Prlntre
eel mort este 81 mecanicul della 10
cOmotiva trenului de maria. Sc
crede ca mai sunt 81 alti mortl pc
sub darimaturile vagoanelor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-13

vate~ confiscata de soviete de la
straini. Acest respuns nu Sc
poate interpreta decat asa ca So
vietele nu vor de loc sa inceapa
refacerea Rusiei.
MOI voim sd stim'' con-
tinuat Cream, 'ca &C fcl de
proprietate nationalizata inten.
tionati sd he redati 81 cd de ce nu
vreti sa ne redati toate propric-
tatile retinute de soviete 81 cd ce
vreti sa ne platiti pentru proprie-
tatea pc care aveti intentia so
retineti in nationalizare. Aceste
intrebari sunt foarte clare pentru
acei earl vor sd ne inteleaga. Eu
va rog sd respundeti in mod franc
caci moi vrem sa stim ca ce putcm
astepta.'
Lltvlnoff a dcclarat cd dansul
nu este surprins ca delegatii pu-
terllor all gasit de unacceptable
respunsul delegatiei sovietelor.
FL a spus ca lista inaintata GU
prinde toate concesiunile pc carl
sovietele sunt gaia de le acorda
81 nici pc aceste mt le vor acorda
decat in cazul ca Ii Sc vor da ere
ditele pc carl lie cere Russia. Cat
prlveSte restituirea proprietatei
private Russia refllza de a 0 recu-
noaste lar in ce priveste compen-
satla pentru proprietatea privata
retlnuta, va fl timp sa Sc discute
aceasta chestie 81 dupa ce Russia
Va primi creditele cerutc.
Ca respuns la intrebarc ca ce
tel de garantii este gaia sd dea
guvernul Rusiei pentru capitalul
ce ar ii sd fie investit in, Russia.
Litvinoff declarat ca ''guvernul
actual al Rusiei este eel mai sta
bill guvern din Europa, care du-
rat timp de cinci ami, fara ca 81
Sc faca schimbari sau remanieri.
Capitalul va fl mai sigur in Russia
decat in oricare tara capitalista
din lumet
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-13
'Canlania M poate plat

PARIS. 13 lulie.-Germania a
TRIMS eri comisiunei de reparatiun
nota prin care anunta ca ca NJ
in stare sd plateasca nici suma dt
30 milioane marci aur, scadente
SImbata, nici alte plati scandentt
in decursul anilor 1922, 1923, 1924
Nota declara ca deprecierea marcel
germane este cauza principala a
acestei start de lucruri.
Germania roaga pc aliati ca sd
Sc reia discutiile asupra unui i'm
prllmut &C trebuie acordat Germa-
niei.
Comisiunea de despagubiri va
decide All daca sc va da moratoriu
Germaniei pentru rata scadenta pc
10 Iulie. Sc crede cd comisiunea
va insista pentru platirea 32 mi
lioane marci aur, pc Is Iulie.
Comitetul de garantii va face un
rapport amanuntit name. De accst
rapport va depinde dcciziunca CO.
misiunei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-13
NECROLOG

Societatea u. S. DR.. {. Ange-
lescu Romanul Ardelean' din
Cleveland, Ohio. Gu parere de
rau anunta incetarea din vlata a
fratelui loan Gelmarean, dupa G
boala indclungata de 4 ami dc
zile. Raposatul in cele mai grele
suferintc STA dat sufletul IN
mana Creatorului i'm ziua de Il
Iulie, la ora 80 p. m. in spitalu|
din Cleveland, Ohio.
Raposatul pc timpul cand S a
inbolnavit cu 4 ami in urma era
un membru activ al Soc. ''Carpa.
tina din Cleveland. Soc. Gar
patina'' mai tarziu a repasit din
Uniunc. DE atunci 81 pana i'll pre-
zent reposatul /. Gelmarean a
fost in supravegherea c. s. E. al
Uniunei luandu-si sarcina aslpra
caxului.
Raposatul a fost originar din
comma Sibot, judetul Hunedoara
Romania. Ell a murit III etate de
50 ami. Acasa in patria veche il
deplang parintii batrani, un frate
81 doua surori, 81 toate neamurile
Soc. ~. S. DR.. C. Angclescu H.
A." din Cleveland, Ohio find in.
sarcinata Gu inmormantarea fra
telui |. Gelmarean, in ziua de IA
Iulie ii va conduce ramaSitele lui
pamantesti la locasul de veci Gu
toata cinstea cuvenita unui mem
bru bun al Uniunei.
Serviciul rcligios va Fl saNirsit
de Rev. Ilic Pop din loc. Inmor'
mantarca va Mea loc Vineri- Ia
ora 2 p. m.
Fie-i tanina usoara 81 memoris
bine cuvantata!
Pentru Soc. ~. S. DR.. G. An
gelescu Romanul Ardelean"
Cleveland, Ohio 13 Julie 1922
John N. Damian, prcsedinte.
Nioolae Toma, prim secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-13
Delegate puteri|Or vor
parasi Haga
S'A ADMIS CA MA REUSIT CONFERINTz
ECONOMICA
BOLSEVICII BLAMATI DE PUTERI
LITVINOFF DECLARE CA RUSSIA POATE
EXISTA 81 SINCURA

HAGA, Ii ulie.Confernta della Haga sa terminal asa
zcand eri canddupa dscute de tre saptamn delegat
us refuzat accepte prncpu estturei propreatei
private natonalzaa de soviete accepat dscue che
sta compensation conitia daca Ii acorda
credite mari.
Aceasta sa adus la cunostina puerilor er naine dc
miaz Fri dupa amaz RUSH respuns la ntrebaca dacl
sunt gaia de recunoaste daore conacate de guvernee
anteroare Ri reuzat sd accepe decze unei comisii
mixe referitoare la data pator.
Lvinoff anuntat er ''Nereusa conferinei este
deja evidena ST to ceilal delegati fos de acord
el Deegatii puteror europele decarat liza mai
faca atceva ect edacteze cate rapport guver
neor respective in decara ntelegere boise
vici este mposibla
Ca 81 la Genoa rus ucat acelas joe. Eli gta de
uncle obligati; in cazu da credite
Cand vazu la Genoa ca eli pot prm credite fra
rant retras concesune or acue memoranda din IL
Ma Dupace la Haga sau convins pot prim credite
a gran sroase eli sau retras la puncul lor de vedere
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-13

Marquette, carl au fost impresu-
rate de peste 1000 de grevisti in
furiti. Sc zice ca grevistii ar ii
intrat in raionul atelierelor. prin-
lind spargatorii de greva carl
|lucrau acolo. 81 pornind Gu eli
catrc marginea riului Saginaw.
Fort Madison, Ia, II Iulie. -
Niste grevisti, carl calatoreau in
automobil, au prins pc suprain-
tendentul de divizie al liniei
Santa Fe 81 Eau dus la 0 distanta
de sapte mile de oras, lasandu-l
AcOlO in miez dc noapte. AccStia
au fost prinsi 81 arestati la poll
tie, de unde au fost liberati pc
cate o cautiune de $1,000. Bonu-
|rile de cautiune lea semnat pre-
sedintele uniunei locale.
Crewe, Va, II Iulie. - In tim.
|pul cand functionarii birourilor
de Ia LIMA Norfolk & Western
statcau granada la poarta edifi-
ciului spre a impiedica intra-
req spargatorilor de greva, cineva
q slobozit din departare I'm foe
de pusca asupra lor, ucizand pc
grevistul Russell Virgins 81 ra.
mind grav pc un altul.
Baltimore, M. D., IL Iulie. -
Doua trenuri carl aduceau aic
spargatori de grcva au fost alta
cate All noapte cu pietri 81 cu
focuri de arma de grevistii car
stationeaza la Locust Point. Prin
tire cei din vagoane sunt mai multi
Gu capetele sparte 81 taiati d,
jcioburile giamurilor sfarimate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-13
SCUMPIREA
LAPTELUI in
CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, O., 13 Iulie. -
Gu incepere de Dumineca diminea-
ia pretul laptelui Sc va urea la II
cent? quartul adus la locuinta 81 la
10 cent? Gel distribute pela pravalii.
+ Aceasta inscmneaza urcare dc
2 cent? la gallon, urcare facuta dc
marble laptarii din oras.
La sticlele mici dt lapte nu va Fl
nici o urcare, raman1nd tot Z cent
ca 81 mai inainte. Pretul smanta-
nei Sc va ridica delA l6 la II cent
sticla.