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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-18
UNION HIGH SCHOOL FOLK
FROLIC WITH LIONS CLUB
Leslie School Scene OF Lively Evening Of Fun, Sc
rous Talks, Entertainment And Good -
Things To Eat

Fully 1000 men, women and child
rem greeted the Lions club and their
group of entertainers when they ar
rived at the big Union High school
auditorium at Leslie Friday night.
The auditorium with a seating capac-
ity Cf approximately 1900 was COM
fortabiy filled with an expectant aud
ience who were bit uncertain as to
Just what they might look for IN the
way of entertainment.
Promptly at 8 O'Clock Supt. Bridges
opened the program of the evening
with two piano solos and reading
! by members of the school and then
introduced Mrs George W. Hutchln-
son, wife Of the pastor of the Metho-
! dist church of Leslie and president Oh
the Parent-Teachers' association, to
deliver the address of welcome to the
Lions and their friends. In mas
tery manner Mrs. Hutchinson made
the Lions feel at home. Her address
was masterpiece on the spirit OF CO.
operation in community building and
child welfare. She pleaded eloquent
ly for a closer cooperation Of men
and women, which she said created
strength-"st Strength to bear the bur
dens of the weak; constructive
strength to build better lives, better
communities, better facilities for pro-
noting education and fostering the
cause of righteousness courageous
strength to combat selfishness, mar
row prejudices, clanishness and the
overwhelming forces of commercial
greed that has in it's scheme no hu-
man love, nor helpful service"
Lions Occupy Stage
President H. E. Allen Of the Lions
club, after responding to the address
of welcome, called the Lions, thirty
of them, and their entertainers to the
rostrum, where program of stunts,
songs, serious talks and music by the
Lions club orchestra, furnished live
| ly entertainment for two hours.
As guests of honor the trustees, or
their proxies, occupied seats in the
center of the stage. These were
Mess1s Frank Wilson, Deriso, Bass,
~ III al u ssllU H. 1idNhlIlos IAlAiItNN
lately after singing America" and
an invocation by Rev. H. 7. Brook
shire, Mr. Allen asked for voluntary
contributions of 500 each for the
Parent-Teachers Association, No one
responding, he asked if there were
six men in the audience who would
underwrite the amount, if so to rise.
At this point ] E. Cutler of the
Lions pushed hidden button and the
six trustees on the stage rose rather
suddenly
This started the fun, the audience
entering into the program when call
ed upon with lively spirit.
A craeker-eating contest staged
by Messrs. Frank Wilson, Deriso and
Bass, for a box of cigars, proved the
biggest hit of the evening, the con-
testants entering into the race with
true sportsman spirit Mr.. Wilson
was the winner by a small margin.
Another Contest
Six young ladies of the school en-
tered contest to carry the greatest
number of beans on the blade of a
table knife across the school room.
The winner was given a box of fine
! candy.
/ The Lions club entertainers who
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-18
COL. WA. DODSON
HASNEAR STROKE
Condition, However, Called Not
Serious-Afested In Federal
Court At Macon

Mrs. W. A. Dodson and daughter,
Miss Georgia Bena, were called to
Macon Friday afternoon by word
from Mrs Dodson's daughter, Mrs.
A, O. B. Sparks, stating that Colonel
Dods0n had suffered a near stroke
of paralysis while appearing in a
case before Judge Beverly Evans in
Federal court there at 1880 o'clock
Friday afternoon. II was stated that
his condition was not particularly Sc
rious, and they left intending to
bring hin, hone by auto today.
At noon today The Times-Recor-
der communicated with Mrs. Sparks
by phone and received the informa-
tion that Colonel Dodson, while weak,
was feeling much better today and it
was planned to bring him home by
train Sunday afternoon, She stated
that he had not suffered a stroke,
but that the physician pronounced it
close approach. Colonel Dodson
had just finished speaking in FEEDER
al court when he was seized by a
numbness in the foot and finger and
sat down, she said. He did not lose
the use of these members and at no
time was unconscious.
Colonel Dodson has been a victim
of high blood pressure for num-
Der of years. However, he has con,
tinued active in the practice of law
and on Thursday represented the
Americus Lighting company in the
rate hearing before the State Rail
road commission in Atlanta. Colonel
Dodson is widely known and at one
time was president Of the Georgia
Senate.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-18
PLAI ms

PLAINS, March t8.-On Thurs
day afternoon the Bible Study class
was organized at the home of Mrs,
r. S. Oliver. Mrs. Jason Shirah viii
be the leader. The members are en-
thusiastic over the prospects of 50
large and so helpful a class, which
will meet each month, on Wednes.
days following the second and fourth
Sundays, At the conclusion of the
program Mrs, Oliver served sand
wiches with hot tea.
Next Monday afternoon the Liter
ary club will meet with Miss Berta
Will Clark. The subject will be a
study of Anthony aud Cleopatra Miss
Alice Ruth Zimmerman is chairman
of the program committee for this
subject.
Mrs. George Minis and baby
daughter nave returned from a visit
to relatives at Danville.
Mrs. A. r. Wilson is spending the
week pleasantly with her sister, Mrs.
L. H. BosWorth, at her home in
Americas.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan and
baby daughter, Frances, are spending
the weekend with relatives near
Macon.
Mrs. David Jennings and young
sons, David and Donald, of Americus,
are guests for several days of Mrs. J.
w. Johns.
S L. Kronenberg, of Baltimore, is
registered at the hotel for several
days stay
Misses Pearl and Cynthia Langford
are spending a brief time in Macon.
Mrs. w. r. Arnold and Mrs. Alice
George left Thursday to visit friends
and relatives for few days in
Richland.
Mr.. Heron and Sam Bergin were
business visitors to Columbus Thurs
day.
Miss Christine Spann, from near
Weston, was the guest of relatives
while spending Thursday at Plains.
Mrs. R. S. Oliver and Mrs. Ross
Dean spent Friday in Columbus. the
guests of their sister, Mrs. Renfroe.
Ross Dean was looking after mat
ters of business in Columbus Fri
day.
J. c. Arlington wishes for himself
and family to express their deep graf
itude to friends and neighbors for
the many kindnesses. during the re-
cent illness and death of their ia
ther Mr.. R. R. Arlington, and to the
choir of Plains Baptist church their
appreciation of the lovely music ren.
dered at the funeral
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-18
CHOKEE

Mrs Forte Jones returned home
Saturday from Americus where she
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Jones, Jr.
Mrs. S. B. Camp and daughter,
Miss Nora Camp, spent Tuesday with
Mrs. J. II Young.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. G. Deriso spent
Saturday afternoon with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Jones.
A. F. Green is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. S. NJ. Jones, Jr., this week.
Mrs. d. G. Jones is i'll.
Mrs. Hubert Varnum spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs. S.
B. Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Scott and
family spent Sunday with Mrs. S. B.
Camp.
Mrs. Forte Jones and sister, Miss
Lola Bass, spent Monday afternoon
with Mrs. S. B. Camp.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-18
POSSESSION OF BOOZE NO
OFFENSE IN TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE, Tenn., March Is
Bare possession of certain quantity
of liquor in ones residence is not
an offense under the laws Of Ten
nessee, the Supreme Court announc-
ed today, reversing and remanding
case from Davidson county in which
the defendant was convicted of un-
lawfully possessing liquor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-18
FATHER OF A. j. HARRIS
NOT VICTIM OF STROKE

Albert ]. Harris returned last
night from the home of his father,
II. A. Harris, at Leesburg, with the
information that the elder Mr.. Harris
had not suffered a stroke Of paraly-
SIS, as was first reported, but had
fallen in faint Of vertigo. He was
unconscious for two hours but last
evening was much better His physi.
clan advised him to remain in bed
for week recuperating from a run-
down condition
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-18
CANDHI GIVEN
SIX YEAR TERM
Leader OF Indian Trouble Sem
fenced On Charge Of Sedi-
tion Against Britain

AHMEDABAD, British India, Mar.
18 (By Associated Press ,-Mohand-
as K. Gandhi, Indian non-co-oper-
zionist leader, who was arrested re-
Gently on charges of sedition, was
sentenced today to six years impri-
sonment without hard labor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-18
BIG LIQUOR HAUL.
ON FINE YACHT
Owner Rushes Wire To Daugher-
ty From Miami To Order Re-
lease Of Booze

MIAMI, Fla, March 18.-Customs
officials today seized sos cases Of fine
wines and liquors aboard the Patri-
cia, palatial yacht tied up here
and owned by James Shewan,
millionaire member of the New York
Yacht club. The liquor was estimat-
ed by officials to be woNth $4,000.
A guard was placed aboard the yacht.
When the officers boarded the
yacht Edwin S. Shewan, brother of
the owner, who with his family was
aboard, rushed to the telegraph
office and wired Attorney General
Daugherty to order the release of the
cargo.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-18
TO SEE HARDING ON
BONUS BILL PROGRAM

WASHINGTON, March 18.--Re-
publican House leaders expect to
confer with President Harding at
the White House tomorrow night re-
garding procedure in handling the
compromise holders bonus BILL They
are hopeful he will approve theiA plan
for passage of the measure under a
suspension Of the rules.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-18
KILLS SELF WITH BOMB
NEAR MIKADO'S PALACE

TOXIC, March 18 (By Associated
Press "A man dressed as a coolie
and identified as a miner recently
arrived from Manchuria, gained en-
trance to the Imperial Palace grounds
at noon today and threw bomb to
the ground, the explosion killing him.
On MS clothes was found document
criticising the government and de-
claring the writer's intention to com
nit suicide.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-18
MOB PUTS KITE NEGRO BACK IN JAu,
THEATER FLAMES
TAKE LIFE OF IT'S
OWNER AND WIFE

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 1S.-Jas.
Tant, aged 60, and his wife, aged As,
perished in the flames that damaged
the old Grand Opera House this NOR
ming. The couple lived on the fourth
floor, which had been their home for
20 years and were owners of the
Opera house, which was damaged to
the extent Of $4,000. 1t is said the
fire apparently was OF incendiary
origin.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-18
NO TAYLOR ARREST

LOS ANGELES, March 18.--The
mystery of the murder Of William
Desmond Taylor was relegated to the
list of unsolved slayngs today when
the district attorneys office explod-
ed the false report of an arrest last
night from Mexicali, Lower Cali
fornia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-18
HARDING BIDS GOODBYE
TO SCENE OF VACATION

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March 1S.
tBy Associated Press) Refreshed
by ten days of rest and relaxation,
President Harding will bring his va
cation trip to close today when he
with the members of his party board
his special train for return to Wash
ington. A last round of golf here
was on the Presidents program be-
fore departure.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-18
MAsONS 10 PRESTON.

4 number Of Amoricus Mason9,
fc.ded by Mayer J. Z. Sheppard, 2
er;rd lodge officer, will be guests Of
the Preston Masonic lodge at bar
becue and celebration there tonight,
beginning at O'Clock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith, of
Dublin, are spending the weekend
with Mrs. Douglas Mayes and Mrs.
Harold Ahearn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-18
WEATHER FORECAST

For Georgia-Cloudy tonight, and
probably followed by rain Sunday
not much change in temperature.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
Russia tTcbuc Sa pIatcaSca
Frantd

Plain Dealer scrie:
PARIS, IT Martie. - Premierul
Poincare a dat ordine categorice
expertilor francezi earl pleaca ma
he la Londra ca sa prepare confe-
rinta economical din Genoa ca sd
NH consimta la participarea Rusiei
la conferinta daca, ca nu va Fl 81
lita sd redea toate fabricele 81 in
teresele industriale ale francezilor
ce acestia le-au avut i'll Russia ina
inte de revolutie.
Punctul de vedere al Britaniei,
Ecu doua saptamani in urma-a
fost ca mai bine ar fl ca Russia sa
dea drepturi Gu termin lung fran
cezilor asupra acestor indpstrii, in
loc ca sd redea proprietatile.
Proprietatea franceza de dinain-
te de rasboiu in Russia a valorat
cam 5 miliarde franci aur, orr |
miliard dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
Trupe Ita|iene
in FiuIlle

ROMA, Is Martie. = Ocupatia
militara Fiumei a fost ordonata
de guvernul italian. Pentru acest
scop Sc vor folosi unitatile din
Trieste.
Ocuparea Fiumei este considera-
ia de necesara conform tratatului
din Rappallo care insarcineasd pc
Italia Gu apararea Funnel. S "a CO.
mnnicat ca prin trimiterea trupe-
lor italiene in Fiume, Italia vrea
numai s'asigure alegerea unui gu
vern legal care va Fl capabil de a
mentine ordinea 81 de a promova
industria.
Ministrul Gle externe Schanzer a
facut eri declaratii in camera ita-
Llama despre atitudinea Italiei fata
de Fiume 81 de resturnarea prese-
dintelui Zanella.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
1000 LAZI Gu BEUTURA
SECHESTRATE

New York. Is Martie.-O patru-
Ia speciala vamei sechestrat un
vaporas pc care 'au gasit 1000
lazi Gu beutura, evaluate la 500, ,0OO
dolari. Sechestrarea nu S "a putut
efectua decat dupa o lupta despe-
rata in care s'au descarcat maj
multe focuri. Patrula speciala a
fost compusa din Is oameni. Au
fost arestati "a hldivizi in lega-
tura Gu aceasta violare prohibi-
tiei. S'au mai sechestrat un ca
miOn 81 2 automobile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
TURNATORIILE DIN WARREN
IN PLINA ACTIVITATE.

Warren, o. 18 Martie. = CO.
mertul in general in Warren, o.,
inceput sd Sc imbunatateasca
din cauza unei mai mari activi-
tati in fabricele de otel.
Y Dupa rapoartele culese de ca
mera de comert, aproape toate
fabriceae de otel lucreaza in pima
.capacitate.
/ Cele 81 de fabrici ale Trum-
bull Steel CO., 81 ale Liberty Steel
Co. vor 1ncepe sd lucreze de Luni
in pima forta. Sapte din cele opt
fabriei ale Western Reserve
Warks - iBrier Hill Steea Go. Sc
deschid saptamana viitoare,
Fabricele vor angaja eel putin
1000 de oameni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
TRUPELE AMERICANA DE LA
Rim Sc VOR RETRAGE.

Washington, Is Martie. - Con-
gresuLse prepara sa ceara ca toti
soldatii americani sd fie retrasi
din Germania in Gel mai scurt
timp posibil.
Suparati din cauza ca aliatii au
refuzat sd plateasca, - din suma
ce fost varsata ca despagubire
aliatilor de Germania, a. costul
intretinerii armatei. americana la
Rim, fruntasii congresului sunt
determinati Sd forteze retragerea
trupelor ce au mai ramas La Rim.
Legea bugetara referitoare la ar
mata prevede ca in Europa nu Sc
mai pot tinea decat eel putin 500
oameni. Fortele americana, &c
sunt de prezent la Rim, sunt
compuse din 5-6.OO0 oameni
Dupa afmistitiu s'a lasat acolo .
dlvizie complectas dar, incetul Gu
1ncetul, fortele s'au redus.
Mai ales senatorul Borah dir
Idaho, insista, pc langa luarea
acestor Masuri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
PEDEAPSA ASPRA
PENTRU o CHEIE

Furarea unei chef, evaluata la
10 cent?, adus lui Warren Wells,
1907 Superior ave-, 81 lui Paul Gift
ford, 1135 Superior ave-, cate 30
de zile inchisoare 81 cate 5000 a
menda. Gel dol au fost aflati vi
novati de juratii in curtea jude
catorului Walther. Dupa ce YER
dictul a fost adus, judecatorul a
dislmis pc cinci din jurati deoarece
el este de parerea ca cei dol ar Fl
trebuit gasiti vinovati de hottie, 81
in acest caz sentinta ar Fl fost dc
cinci ami in penitenciar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
PROTEST
On. DIE Director

Cetind in ziarul America
Memoriul Romanllor din statul
Ohio catra ''Majestatea Sa Re
gele Romaniei'' in cauza desfiin-
tarii Consulatului General Ro-
man din Cleveland, Ohio societa-
tea noastra ''Biruinta 81 Desrobi-
rea Neamului Roman din War
rem, Ohio, aproaba 81 adereaza la
acul Memoriu intru toate.
MOI protestant Gu energie impo-
trivia desfiintarei Consulatului
Roman din Cleveland, Ohio GU
atat mai virtos Cd statul Ohio e
eel mai inpopulat stat Gu cetateni
Romani carl ri de ri au afaceri la
Consulatul Roman atat in,cauza
de emigrare 81 imigrare cat 81
in afaceri de proprietate 81 fami-
liare Gu tara mama
Protestant impotriva desfiin-
tarii Consulatului Roman din Gle
veland fata GU sustinerea Con
snlatelor din Pittsburgh 81 India
napolis = unde de 0 parte III
avem numai putini frati Romani,
lar de alta parte nici nu Sc site ca
+unde Sc afla oficiul Consulatului
find numai Consulat temporal.
Ne rugam pentru reinfiintarea
|Consulatului din Cleveland, Ohio
in timpul Gel mai scurt spre- mul.
tumirea noastra tuturora.
In numele Societatii U. r. ''Bi
'ruinta .si d. n. r." din Warren
Ohio.
loan Banciu, preyedinte.
G. Dragomir, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
AdevdruI csc Ia |umina

grama de protestarc impotriva
desfintarii oficiului consular ro-
man din Cleveland trimisa d. Mi
nistru Bibescu, d-sa respunde te-
legrafic ca "comunicat Minis
trului de Externe al Romaniei
dorinta populatiunei din Ohio"
Credinta aceasta nj s'a spulbe-
rat astazi. 'Adevarul" din Bucu-
resti, unul din cele mai bine in
formate ziare din tara, in numa-
rul din "a Februarie ne aduce
stirea ca d. loan S. Gurita, consul
general onorar al Romaniei la
Cleveland, care urma sd inlocu-
iasca pc d. Gabor, precum 81 alte
revocari 'au fost facute in urma
unui rapport telegrafic al legatip-
nei romano din Washington
Asa dar astazi Stim ca raportul
dupa care S "a oriental d. Minis
tru de Externe al Romaniei in
desfintarea oficiului consulatului
roman din Cleveland a fost tri-
mis- de legatia romano din Wash
ington 81 inca pc Gale telegrafica
ca acest oficiu atat de necesar
intereselor celor peste 10000 de
supusi romani din Statul Ohio, 81
fie cat mai repede desfiintat -
din motive de serioase economii
bugetare - cand Sc site ca acesl
ofniu nu numai ca ma fost mic
0 sarcina asupra bugetului Sta
tului roman dar a produs vi
excedent de peste 10000 dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
Revocarile ConsulAre s'au facut
in urma raportului telegrafic al
Legatiei Romano din Washington.

Gredinta noastra a fost, dupa
cum ne-am exprimat 81 in numa-
rul de Fri, ca desfintarea oficiu-
lui consular roman din Cleveland
s'a facut pc baza unui rapport tri-
mis- din Statele Unite.
Ministrul afacerilor streine al
Romaniei, necunoscand situatia
reala din tara aceasta nu putca
lua asemenea masura nicl
char 'din motive de serioase
economii bugetare", fara sa fl
cerut sau sal fl TRIMS he ccrut.
I'm rapert dupa care, sa Sc orien-
teze, unde, cum 81 in ce fel s'ar
putea realiza economii.
De oare ce insa din tara aceas-
ia s'au TRIMS atatea rapoarte 81
de eel mai mari 81 de cei mai
mici, uni impotriva altora - am
,banuit ca 81 de data aceasta ra.
portul este opera vre-unui ne
chemat. Ne vinea greu Sc credem
ca TRIMS din partea legatiei
Romano din Washington, de oart
ce credeau ca dl Ministru A. Bi
bescu, care visitat mai multt
orase din Statul Ohio si care sties
veniturile produse de Consulatu
Roman din Cleveland cunostes
situatia reala.
Aceasta credintx nj s'a mai in
stdrit ii prin faptul ca Ia tels
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
GRtU EXPoRTABu IN
SERBIA DE SUD.

Consulul Patton rapsrtcaza
Departamentului Comertului ext
stenta unui surplus de griu expor-
tabil de 100000 tone metrice, a.
dunat in regiunile Feles, Stip,
Komanov 81 Mitrovita, in Serbia
de Sud. Anul acesta s'a v1ndut O
mare cantitate de produse agri-
cole in regiunile aceste. Anul tre-
cut s'a exportat 0 cantitate con.
siderabha via Salonic. Cea ma
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
UN COPIL DE Is AM CON
DAMNAT LA Dor AMI.

Harrisburg, Ark, Is Martie. -
Ollie Cowell, de 13 ami, fost
aflat vinovat de omucidiu invo
luntar 81 a fost condamnat la PEE
nitenciar pc dol ami pentru moar-
tea lui James Cant, de 13 ami,
care, a murit in urma unor rane
de cutit. Copiii s'au batut si
cowell injunghiat Gu un cutit
pc prietinul sal. de joe. Cazul s'a
intamplat in luna trecuta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
100 FABRIcANTI DE sTIcLA
ACUZATT.

New York, 18 Martie. = Firma
The American Window Glass Co.
din Pittsburgh, The Johnston
Brokerage Co. o corporate din
Pennsylvania, 81 pcste 100 fabri-
can't de sticla 81 trei self al unor
uniuni munciteresti, sunt acuzati
de marele juriu federal ca au vio-
lat legea Sherman ce interzicc
trusturile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
Pace 1ntre PAL; 3ni
81 mineri?
EVENTUAL Sc VA FACE INTELEGERE
RELATIV LA MUNCTTORII DIN
M1NELE DE ANTRACTT
Gu TOATE CA AMBELE .PARTI VOR
PACE, NU Sc SPERA O INTELECERE
g INAINTE DE l APRIL

NEW YORK, IL Marte-Patroni minelor de antracit 81
mneri All aus de acord reatv la nuirea unui SUBJ
comite de 8persoane din fiecare parte, sd dscue
de chesti scopu dea eva greva prn nteegere
prietineasc Subcomteul nceput actvtatea dupa
amiaz.
Presedntele John L. Lewis al Mnerior Organizat din S.
IT, Samuel d. Warrnger presedntee organizate patro
nior ambii menbr in subcomiteul de opt, sunt foare
optimst III legatura aceste desbateri.
aspece favorable Ell sau exrmat temerea
ca nu Sc va putea sab scala de salar pana la April
in ordin ca greva sd fe evata.
S'a decarat ca in nou colecv face
aceasta ocaze ua dspozun reetoare la tot souA
de munctor din mnee de antracit 81 relative la
1ransportarea dstrburea 81 vnderea crbunor la pubcul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
POLFTIA IRLANDE-
.ZA TRACE ASUtPRA
MULTIMEI

CORK, Is Martie.--Patru per-
soane au fost ranite eri .dimineata
in ciocnire intre polite 81 niste
persoane carl au urmat unei or
chestre. Membrii procesiunei Il 'au
volt sd ia in seama ordinul politis-
tilor ca sd Sc imprastie 81 imediat
S 'au schimbat niste focuri intre Ell.
Unul din eel raniti a fost un poll
tist care murit mai tarziu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18

Multi dintre xoi, muritoriii de
rind, cari munc1g ca sd putem trdi
de al pc ntd'sepm fl bucmosi 81
am prean,drs dtk1tMrea economical
sociatd de azi, dfd M s'ar asigura
IN schimbuI mss1Jcei noastre I'm rc-
nat anual de 2OM dolayi. Gu sun,a
aceastd, cu b,tf3 chibsuiald, am
putea intretine c1sd, masd, neuastl
81 copii, 81 din cdtd in cdnd sd mai
ajutdm 81 rre-ith nenorocit, dar
sunt dlti cdrord suceostd sun,d M
lie ojunge nici pentru distrdctie,
concerto 81 balNfi YETI sice cd e.
rageres. Nici decum.
Iatd lista civsM anuo1d d-nei
Edith Kelly Could. pc care pre-
tinde della bdrbotul Ell dirortat
Frank jag Could, prin o petite
inaintatd Jaselecdtoru1ui Nembur-
ger, deza Citrts6 Supremd din
NeW York:
Imbrdcdminte, isiGdltdminte
n: rO1nn ye S NfQ D()G
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-18
DETECTIV
ARESTAT

James r. Hurless, un detectiv
della caile ferate din New York
Central, fost arestat eri de de-
pnty-seriful Jantz, Ia cererea poll
tiei din Paulding, O. Detectivul
este acuzat ca STA abandonat co
pilul sau. RI este domiciliat in
easa din 975 Hardwood dr..