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in JURUL CREVEI DELA GALE FERATE

CHICAGO, Ill, II August-Greva actuala ameninta sa
paraizeze servcul pc caie ferate din inreaga tara.
Membr celor paru mari" frateta della cale feratc
parast lucrul in multe part ale tarii.
In vestu propru 81 II vestul mociu s'au anuat
mare de trenuri.
Wisconsin 81 California fost ccntree cele mai rau
tinse de greva Et4
Traficu pc Santa Fe in California, New Mexico 81 Arizo-
na a fost paraizat Gu totul.
Macagii della lina Milwaukee, Chicago ST. Paul pri-
nit ordin sa iese i'll greva astazi la orele IL a:
Frunasii ununior muncores dcclarat ca de gand
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DespagubiIle cuvenite
dc|a Cernlania

WASHINGTON, u August. Il
Presedintele Harding va cere sena-
tului sd aprobe pactul privitor la
comisiunea ce va trebui sa stabilea-
sea pretentiunile Anericei della
Germania.
Presedintele a spus Cd faptul Cd
Germania cerea ca arbitrul in acea-
sta chestie sd fie numit din partea
Americei, era un ceva foarte i'm.
portant in afacerile internationale
81 dovedea increderea ce are III
mea i'll bllna credinta a guvernului
american.
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CURSELE
DE BALON


GENEVA, IL August. III cele
din urma America iesit invinga-
toare in cursele internationale GU
balonul. Premiul, care consista
din cupa james Gordon Bonnet, a
fost castigat de capitannl american
Honeywell.
Pilotul belgian, Demwyter, q par
ours distanta mai mare ca cea
parcursa de americana mai sus nu.
nit, insa balonul belgian, datorita
unei oarecarc stricaciuni, nu s'a
putut cobori jos Ii tilnp 81 in felul
acesta y ranaas ID urma.
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DUBLIN II Aug.-I Cork au isbucnt mai lnulte ncell-
dl Jo oapea Flacare au luma ntreg orasu pand dimi
neata arzu Pompier nau putut sa snga oae aceste To-
curl astfel ca cele mai mute pana la pamnt
lntreaga parte comerciala orasuu perznta numai ne
une fumegande Pagubee evaluate la 100000 de lire
(cam $9,000O00)
Trupee rationale din Passage West au consodat for
ce mpngandu avantposture pln la baricree orasului
teegrama prmita della Waterford anuna ca orasul a
fost cucerit 81 ca totul in liniste
Sc crede grosul t1upeor neregulate orasu
asand in numa unde 81 undc cate grupa de inantc-
rst carl au ascuns i'll RUNE 81 mpuc asupra locutoror
81 trupelor regulate erorzind astfel intreg orasu
Afara de comuncatunle pc apa toate ccleae comuni-
cauni Coru sunt taate ca rezuatu exact al upc
or dnrc tupele nereguate 81 cee ale guveulu provzo-
nal, site.
Un dintre ranti adjust ac pc vapor spun rebelii
sunt bne intart la Passage West naonas rebut
anteze spre sub aspru foe de inaneric ceeace
facut multi dnc eli sd caa ranit lar unu sd fe ucs
pc oc.
Eli mai spuneau ca trupee guvenulu, carl debarca la
Unonhal Isl fac deasemenea drum greutae prn
districtele ostie
Marinarii din echpaul unu vapor spuncau ca la plcca
or de acoo cladica amatate englezc sptaul naval
din Queenstown erau flacar lcasemenca 81
clatri mari pc carl isa c c,nosteau H mai spun
auz dcunature mai multor exploz parcau Fl sbuc
nit in cladirile arzande
Sc raporteaza ca trupce nereguate evacua orasul
Conmel
L0NDRA, II August.-Confom raportului dat de a.
viaor cngez sburat ier pese ntartue trupeor
regulate toae baracele miare 81 poenes din Cork sunt
in facar Srea trmsa della Dublin catre zaru London
Times.
alta depese della Dublin trimisa de agentia Exchange
Telegraph spune edce ziarelor Examiner Constu-
ton sunt cuprse de facar Depeea deasemenea mai
acolo loc upe cncen des ce mai multi dnte soldat
trupelor neregulate evacuat orasul
Trupee regulate ocupat orasele Conmel Cahr Dun
garvan.
Rebelii pc data vad ca mai pot rezsta ataculor
trupec regulate dau foe cladrlor 81 rerag i'll ae
orase barcadeaza in cad pubice 81 alte ocur bu
lie dc intarituri.
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TovARAsI BUM

Eram copil IN silelc acele, e41t
Clnd ma duceana IN luncd, CT bdetu
Touardsi bum din vremea tineretii,
0, ami dusi al prbegiei mele!
Umblam Gu ei, 81 ma uitam cum
trcce
In capdtul dela rylchiti SWetul,
Cum Sc ducea, incetul Gu incetM,
La rdle ~ Jos, tremnrdt0r-si rece.
All nw maj sint aproape de tovard,l
Nam dcpdrtat de ddnsii 81 de
luncd,
Asi nu maj cad cristeiut Gun,
S'druncG
Din iarbd ~ sbor 81 cum s'ascund1
iardsi.
Ei al ,dmas ca sd pdscascd lOcut,
Sd sdpe !erna ncdgrd pc Ogoare,
Snpt arsito cdldnrii de la scare,
Sd strdngd pdineG, cat Ito ia
n0rocul.
Din munca Tor apucd 81 strdinii,
Oar mM II pare rdu -e bun
RomdnuI,
Cdnd are-i place sd-si descarct
sdnul,
Sd dea la to!i, asa cum daa recimu
Azi nu u sint t0udrdsM de trudd,
Liam fost toca'dsul de pribegie
Cdnd lun,eo credean, de jucdrie
COplstOr ca nOl, de Ur0StO crNdG.
81 rrean sd-i Udd, cdci ana aba.'
gdnduJ
Sd u 'nteleg ndcdzuI 81 durered,
Sd. gust cN ei 0nlarMl,. mdngdiercd
-. 4.
Sal string Ia piept 81 sd u spu,
de-o rdadgt:
"7oUardsi bum Al tiferetiii melc,
Prinsiti-a.d Ia vOi, CO alta datd,
Gu inin,d 81 dro00ste curdtd,
Sd finn unifi, % n silele dcele. /"
| volbtra Poiana.
Mean. Rom. Lit-
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Scriitorul Arthur Brisbane, de-
sprc ale .carui atacuri contra RO-
nlanici am mai vorbit 81 ieri, esca-
moteaza un alt neadevar ell care
cauta sal infiga Romaniei cutitul
in spate. + posibil ca scriitorul
acesta sd Sc Fl infratit 81 Gu I'm
gurii. Gu evreii il banuesc multi ca
este infratit. 81 carl null stu n 'au
decat sd ceteasca ceeace zice Ford
dcspre dansul in cele patru volu-
me asupra. activitatii evreilor in
lune 81 i'll America.
Iata &C zice d. Brisbane astazi,
in ziarul 1.-THE News din Cleve-
land:
20 depese sositd din Romdnia q
nuntd cd aMtoritdtitc militare de
acolo az iH,pnscat patruzeci de e.
vrei pemtvn ofcnse politice, dcsi re-
gele detesc Q an,nestie. Cci pdtru.
zeci al fOst tnspuscG!i pc drum a.
nAl cite itsul, pc cdnd cran escor'
tofi s,itr'Wn loc Mnde u Sc spuscse
Cd vor ii pAsi IN libertGte.
g FaptG Gce0sta sigur cd nu "a
ojNto Ia viNdereG bOanrilOr romd'
'sesti, pssse de c1rdnd re pidta a
Ysericei, Finqicie,ii evrei sum
sseri ct,epdrdt6ri de b0nuri. :
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PROCESUL UNUI
CREVIST MINER

CHARLESTOWN, w. Va, II
August.--Juriul &c va judeca pc
John Wilburn, grevistul miner a.
cuzat de ucidcrca detectivului
John Gore, Sc compunc din noua
fermieri, un tamplar, I'M dogar 81
i'm muncitor della caiic fcratc. Gore
9 fost ucis in timpul reyoltclor mi
mere din Logan.
De fata sunt noua lnArtori, prin-I
tre carl este 81 mama il sora inclil-
patului. 81 IN N
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CHESTIA UNIUNEI

PrOccsaA Uniunei a rdn,as sd SC
iudece LAM de trib,n,dlut din
Youngstown. Vineri a fost nun,d'
osanfdtisarc f0rmald, cdnd JUDGED
toruI q spus cd spre decide IN
cauzd, trebuia sd site 81 ddnsnl &C
zic stdtutele nOastre.
De aceeG a dn,dndt pr0cesuL pa,
nd Luni, cerdnd la dm,dndOud par
tile impricinate sd-i pregin,c ficca.
re, deosebit, cate traducere anu
mitelor artic0le din statutele Uniu-
Nci.
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Atacurile lui Brisbane
contra ROI11arliel

Indrasneala d-lui Brisbane de q
falsifica adevarul in felul aeesta
he aminteste de volumul al doilea
din "The international Jcle,' un-
de fabricantul Ford zice:
"Cand auzi de un progrom
in Romania, sd stii ca guvernul
roman refuxa q da evreilo1
drepturi mai mari ca cele ce le
au locuitorii de bastina.
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ARDEREA UNuI HOTEL

GREENPoRT, L. l., u Aug.
Otelul Pogatticut a fost consumat
All de flacari, cauzandu-se in felul
acesta 0 paguba de 5000, 900. Multi
dintre eel 300 de pasageri, carl ira
scsera Ia acest otel, si-au pierdut lu.
crurile de valoare in nacsri.
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punctele de vedere, caci nu-i ier-
tat sd neglijam nici industria
lemnului pentru cresterea vitelor,
ci intrc amandoua stabilit un
echilibru rational.
(Din ''Dacia'
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lnaSprirea grevei
della Caile ferate
TRENURI NAPUSTITE in CAMP

MILWAUKEE,, IL August.-Uniunea ucratorilor
della linia ferata Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul ordo-
nat All noapte iesrea in greva muncitoror din ntreaga
divizie niei Ordnul de greva intra in vigoare Sim
bata noapte la oree Amploianti aflat pc trenur in
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LOS ANGELES, II Aug.-Astaz populaa din sudul Ca
orne simt penru primaoara efectul grevei muncoror
din aeleree caor ferate greva care ntns 81 pc nia
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Trafcul renurilor de pasager char al trenuror de
marta depe nia Santa Fe este mpiedca complcc
Douasprezece renuri transconneale fos parasite de
personalu or in moc cmpuu unde pcse $500 de pasa
gcri asteapa sa-s continue caatoria intrerupta
Autortate postale anunat ca scrisore Fl trans
portae la nord sud barcle motor la est auto
camoanele LIMA Santa Fe mai prmeste mrfur carl sr
strica din prcna inarzeei drum pana la destinate
Lnle Southern Pacific au fost atinse de aceasa greva
Presednee or d. Sprue spune armata contra Garcia
rotesasera muncitori fos rerasa din gari 81 din uru
ateierelor
Directia line ferae Fe ce-i sta pu
tnta porncasc rcnurilc napuse in camp undc cal
dura 81 psa de acomodate ajua multi la iritaea 81
nemutunlirea pasageror.
Prieenii 81 rueniie multora dntre acesti pasageri
pornt automobee sal aduca acasa de acoo
La Santa Berbardio avu loc 23 explozii de bombe
Bombele eXpoa in dpozele de pc langa ate
erele de reparat ale nie Santa Fe c Insa au facu oar
te putne stricacun.
BARSTOW Cal. II August-Pssagcrii rannas aiei din
cauza ca amploat au mai volt puma rcnurlc nscar
fost nretnuti dc grevsti i'll oras unde sa dat
bal frumos.
SALT LAKE CITY, II August-Membrii fraternitatilor
de mecanc 81 ocar al locomotveor della lna Southern Pa
cific prezenat All dmneaa la serviciu astfe
cuata trenurilor ine mpedicata. Pa trenur de
pasager 81 noua de mara piece All dimineata sau
IN CARA.
Muncitor della vagoanelc de maria din Salt Lake City
mai VENT la uc Tot astfe facut 81 ce della Oregon
Short Line.
DES MOINES Ia. II August-Alecanici lniei Chicago
North Western reuz pc uncle locomotive carl zc
ca e trebuesc reparaun Aceasta cauzat ntrerupcrc
servicuu ceand dntrc cee mai mari confuzun i'll ta
rifu de mscarea trelurilor.
Din aceasta fos nula noapte patru trenur
ruma de pasagcr afara de celc de MARTA Mecanci ocar
zic pune in mscare nci locomotive este
nspecata Gle mgner guvenuui gasita in bune
FL declar multe din aceste locomotive au fost nspcc
tate della l. lulie.
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Luptele din '1irIanda
ORASUL CORK IN FLACARI
BULE TIN

LONDRA, IL August Exchange Telegraph
PRINT depese din Dubn anunta ca trupele
gate au atacat edficiu poste de acoo desara gar
da 81 acum sunt in posesa cAdre Alte rapoarte sose
mai tarzu, zic ca posta este in flacari.
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Germany Has Some
" Splendid Airships

LONDON. Sept. 2S.-Modern air
ships Of the German type could make
the trip from London to the North
Pole, a distance of $500 miles, within
week, says Major Richard Carr,
aerial expert Of the Shackleton Ant
artic Expedition. Fuel for the entire
distance could be carried, and no
landings need be made.
"I am fully convinced that we have
left far behind the old -fashioned
methods. and that in future polar ex-
ploraton will be done by aircraft
during the summer months" Major
Carr continues. Very few persons
realize how mild the Attic and Ant
artic summers really are, and the
wonderful improvement in aircraft"
Major Carr made important obser-
vations on flying conditions in the
Antartic. During the seven weeks
we were in the ice," he says 1.-THE
lowest temperature recorded was five
degrees Fahrenheit and the average
approximately 90 degrees. The wind
average was eight to ten miles an
hour, and the air and sky were won
derfully clear So clear was the air
that mirage was very frequent. We
had more than 800 perfect flying
hours.
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Perpetual Supply ~
Southern Lumber

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.-south-
ern lumbermen whose own timber
holdings are becoming depleted and
who are looking westward for their
future needs, are promised a per
petual supply" in a statement issued
by the forest service Of the Depart
rnent Of Agriculture calling attention
to the opening of timber lands in
Oregon, which it describes as the
biggest offering of government tim
her ever made"
The timber unit offered lies within
the Malheur National Forest and
contains, according to the foresters,
sso, 100000 feet of timber, 81 percent
Of which Is yellow pine. 1t Is one OF
a group. Of logging units tributary to
Burns. Oregon, with an estimated
total OF $500, 900, 900 board feet. This
region, according to the foresters,
will produce an annual cut of 80, o0o,-
600 feet for all time" thus insuring
continuous supply OF raw material
for local lumber industries and
steady employment for mills and
wood workers.
Progressive southern lumbermen,"
SAYS the statement, ARE showing
great interest as the opening up Of
the Malheur forest presents an un-
usual chance for new and perma-
nent location for some company which
is through in the South"
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Would Form One
Big Chess Club

LOUISVILLE, Sept. Reformation
Of one big chess club, which would
unity all the chess clubs and bona
fide amateur chess players of Ameri-
ca. was considered at a business meet
Ing of the Western Chess Association,
which recently held its annual tour
nament here.
The plan was outlined by it's presi-
dent, ]. T. Beckner Of winchester,
KY, who proposed that the name Of
the new body be the American Chess
Association, and to have the power to
select the American representative to
participate in International meets as
we'll as to formulate laws governing
the winning of various championships
in this country.
Officers OF the Western Chess As
ISOLATION were empowered to call a
meeting of the officers of other chess
associations at such time as may be
convenient for the purpose of consid-
ering the merger.
Among the purposes Of the proposed
body would be to hold an annual chess
tournament open to all amateurs of
America and to promote and stfmu-
late 1.-The royal pastine in such other
ways as opportunity may present"
Officers of the Western Chess Asso-
citation for the, coming year have been
selected as follows:
Mr.. Beckner, president; Jackson w.
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Narei.su. had enIy The hrsok
silverinx Dalieas. Prse...

But it does not end at that
point. It 10 not yet a mirror. 1t
must yet be silvered. For silver
ing the plate is washed with dis
titled water and then placed upon
a blanket covered table heated to
about one hundred degrees. While
in this position the liquifed nitrate
Of silver is poured over it.
No longer is It mercury coated.
That practice died a quarter cent
ury ago, the high price of the
metal and its injurious effect upon
the workmen combining to sub
stitute nitrate Of silver.
With the silver precipit@ted
upon the back, the plate is dried.
shellacked and painted. It is ready
for the frame, and, after the skill
of the frame maker has wrought
a fitting circumference, it becomes
at last, a mirror.
But the character Of the glass
used determines the quality OF I'm
ished mirror. Should it have the
slightest flaw, the most incon-
spicuous convexity OF concavity,
such will be rnagnifisd in the mir
ror and reflect Milady's features
in groteseue contortion.
To avoid this, practically all
mirrors are now made of plate
glass. No other sort retains such
INTEGRITY Of definition and reflec.
ton, or embodies that indescrib-
able clearness and brilliancy which
stamps the finished product with
the unmistakable mark of quality.
Mlady receives it with critical
eye. She finds it fAwlez. shs
likes it or she detests it, dependents
upon what it tells her. She be-
comes the slave of the mirror. for,
as she gazes into its depth, ahs
realizes that It has attained the
ultimate. 1t tells the truth.
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eyes, the projections and defects
alike are disclosed.
For more. than two centuries
the mirror maker has wrought to
supply this perfect vision. For
years mon died from mercury
poisoning incurred while silvering
the backs of the mirrors. Death
lay in the art but Milady must be
served and victims marked the
path toward perfection.
Plate Glass Discovered
Progress has marched in steady
strides since the days Of Louis
Lucas, of Nehou, France, in 1891.
He was the discoYerer of the plate
glass mirror, was the discOverer,
in fact, Of plate glass. Louis
Lucas, once a little known artisan,
deserves Milady's obeisance. To
him alone goes the honor Of max
ing possible the personal discovery
Of personal charms. ~
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Average Person
Eats Half Egg

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Did you
eat half an egg today II not. you
were cheated and did not get your
share Of the days egg crop. For, ac-
cording to the Department OF Agricul-
ture, the per capita consumption Of
eggs Is one-han per day.
More eggs have been laid this year
than ever before, department finds.
The total is approximately twenty-five
billion eggs an increase Of ten percent
in production since the war. There
has been a decreased consumption in
poultry and farmers have been COM
PEELED to keep their hens on the farms.
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Polished Metal to Plate
Glass Marks Progress of
Industry Which Be-
came an Art
came am Art

IMAGINE, Milady, a mirrorless
boudoir!
Remember Narcissus, finding his
likeness only in n stream, bafled
by the ripple of the water!
Picture the ancient Grecian
maiden, the Roman matron, the
Etruscan damsel with only q strip
OF polished metal in which to
glimpse vague pictures Of her
charms!
Consider the maids Of medieval
Europe whose eyes sought elusive
figures IN the imperfect work Of
the early glass blowersI
Think Of the bellies Of the early
Nineteenth Century before their
dAwed window glass mirrOrsl
Then, Milady, turn to your own
dressing table surmounted by an
upright crystal surface and gaze
upon the perfect reflection IN the
depth Of the plate glass.
The romance Of tho mirror!
Beauty and ugliness, love and
hatred, elation and despair, all
the emotions, all the sensations
caught momentarily and flung
back into the face Of the beholder!
Behind it lies a study in refec-
tion. The Greek maiden could
find no true satisfaction in the dull
image in her polished metal; nor
could the women of the Middle
Ages and the Victorian Era in the
translucent mirrors of blown win
dow glass. There must have been
doubt in the infallibility Of her
mirror to cause that fairy tale
lady of medieval days to chant:
Mirror, mirror on the wall
Who is fairest of as all?"
Unlike the centuries past, moth
ing is now concealed. The mirror
Of today permits Of no hattery.
Milady sees Milady as she is, as
others see her. Her heeting, ex-
pressions, the taste of her attire,
the tell-tale crows feet under her
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accountants Will
Hold Convention

CHICAGO, Sept. z2.-Ths annual con-
nuon Of the American Institute Of Ac-
'n'ants will open here Monday and
ouhus though Thursday. All sessions
% open to the general public.
.'neral Lord, successor to General
%eS a. Dawes in the budget depart
L at Warrington. will DO one Of the
"NerS at the annual banquet to be
Wednesday evening. Other speak
VIII be Col George T. Buckingham Of
'AEo J. Adam Bede. former congress-
% rom Minnesota. and Norman Allen
40 OF the Culver Military academy.
anonS the papers to be read at the
r.ent'on are: why Should We Have a
Federal Tax Law" by Robert H.
'gn(8omery Of New York; Reserves"
tFof Fl. A. Finney Of Chicago; "Tax-
a OF Capital Gains" by George May
we" York and Treatment of Foreign
Cranse in Branch Office Accounting
cSeciI s. Ashdown of New York.
ward E. Gore OF Chicago has been
r,ua'ed for the presidency Of the ac-
..Snt organization and will be voted
- The annual election.
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tration here, has unearthed another
snag. Mr.. Holmer has announced that
all women who have married since the
last registration period must register
under their names II they would psrtici-
pate in the fall elections.
Miss Sa1lie Smith who registered
last spring can vote. If she is still Miss
Sallie Smith," but if she has changed
her name to Mrs John Jones" within
the last few months she is automatically
barred from casting a ballot unless sire
registers under her new name.
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The Unsuitable desire to have
the true reflection, the behest of
vanity, in other words, has made
an art of plate glass mirror max
ng. No priceless relic of antiquity
sxacts more rigid care; no precious
metal undergoes a closer assay.
Only the purest of glass plates
may be used and the process,
from beveling to silverirg, de-
nands the utmost in skill. There
dare not be q single defect for
the final covering Of silver would
accentuate every flaw, infnitesi-
NAL as it might be.
In beveling alone there are tlVs
steps. First comes rOughing with
sand, then the application Of
emery to even the bevel, then
smoothing with the grindstone,
then smoothing with pumice and
finally, polishing with rouge. Could
any art be more exacting?
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ECOVERS HER SON
|FTER THREE YEARS
5. Emma Kline of Tampa
Finds Soldier Boy in Hospital
For Insane.

1AMPA, Fla, Sept. 2s.-Mrs. Emma
Cline Of this city, after a search of
70 than three years for her son,
sph Cline, who served with the
Tlcan naval air forces In France
hing the world war, has found the
] ill., according to word received
By friends. He Is in a hospital
the insane at Elgin, Ills.
cseph enlisted in 1917 and was
i 10 the naval air station at Pen
Fola for training. From Pensacola
went to France and his mother
letters from him regularly for a
b. Then they stopped coming. A
rch Of navy department records
cd to show him in the casualty
| and further investigation devel-
d that as an ensign he had re-
hod in 1920.
Two years ago Mrs. Cline learned
no was employed as chauffeur by
hmiiy in Cleveland, Ohio, and she
cited the aid OF the American Red
h" Word came that he had len
position.
BE neyt was located in the naval
vice at San DIEGO, Cal, but upon
hg interviewed by Red Cross Of
allS denied he ever had been in
r!da and said the woman in search
Nm apparently was an 1mposter.
hsor prints established his identifi-
ton and his actions led officials to
lived him to be OF unsound mind.
Yrs, Cline was advised recently
p no was to be discharged from
! navy at Chicago and she went to
y city, She finally found her boy
The hospital at Elgin. Although
|ane, he recognized her.
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Showalter, Georgetown. KY. Norman
Whitaker. Washington, D. c.; W. NJ.
Vance. Colorado Springs. Colo, and
). H. Norris, Hoopestown, Ill, vice.
presidents, and Allen shapinsky, sec
rotary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-24
Women Voters Are -
Serious Problem

MIAMI, Fla. Sept. 23.-Granting of
the ballot to women developed numer-
GUS complications and although 1t was
believed everything in connection with
it had been cleared up in Florida.
Carl Homer, Jr., supervisor of regis
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-24
BIBLE MOVEMENTS FOR
PAPERS PROGRESSING

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 23.-The
plan Of the Back to the Bible bureau
of this city in furnishing newspapers
of the country with selections from
the Bible as reading matter has met
with such success that the bureau has
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-24

Primary education in Mexico is free
and compulsory for ages six to six
teen. & -. &'<