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CauZe 81 efeCte

Din cele cee partea nta acestu artico lesne poate
shici oricine misteru Gel face pc Romau nors din Ame
1ica potrveasca Gel de 81 simta la
locul ui ntrc eli In America ec mearga la faTic
81 hlIa asguata; aci ii treue par eoseba dbace
si traasca Plugara nu-i mai place. profeSune se
la negustorie incumee MeseIe'. dar vazuram
sta treaba meseriile America FL vede pica
din vntu nr 20 lume pc mai poate cunoase 81 nc
nteege Totu pare strain, toul greu de inees. Fiecare
alearga muncee 81 aduna in mute 81 deosebe fel de
Tatiun planute rnduite 81 eXercitae de ell insus Tot
geta repede, voresc ntees gauri oamen
81 cunotnte dese oamen fapte, 81 efec Gel de ac
sunt nse fori carl fost desradcnae nc oda pre
ii plantate ntr a oc.
Lu celui ntors din America, pare lumea progrc
seazd 81 trece pc lnga el f sal bage in Ar
rar'ca sa e el ascuat mai atente atii sa ea
o imporanta maj mare unbla prn lume. lnsd el
gea meet 81 vobee fara produca eject La mil
oe carel incltusaza si pune uturor. Ar
vnte III lucrur mari alti dar ii frca Ar ina
nteze cealti dar IndlSznese plsesca; pseste
ncrederea in puterle u Ar munc la urme orisce
vederea unu castg cnstt caci ene nsa re nitia
tva de as face e ucu Lar trebu cineva care sal pue
. treaba 81 Sal
INA, munceste aici eat patesc'
Asa lar csnven caci asa s'a obicnut i'll America. Oar
in Ronna sunt atItea tabrici nct poata ri tot
nuclnd III ele nea de aeoo traeste ael decat din
America E rentors pare va avea poate niste ban
insa ceial!i imaginable, panur nava experienta.
, Atunci sufleul lu coprins Gle maj decepte
E Gu buzunaree pne de oari smte neferct in u
laf acesei nefercr attribute viete de farica
'necivzatiei' din Romdnia Ii pare ac totu riu
toul necist 81 ca toti sau pus contra u nu ase
sa traasca. Sc mira de null nteeg aces oamen (pe
Carl dealte nici el nu inteege) Asa 81 sarea
ileteasea celor mai multi earl dupa lunga
dele ln America. Neericirea STINT reatate eli mai
nult ncipuire 81 efecul deosebrei dintre vata
eaa avuo eli in America pc gasesc in tara
va scri drep 81 guvenee furul lor de une, 81
janerEn 81 urnarie razboiulu mai parte
nemuumre isl radacina in psa de intava lea
fost paralizaa cat facut numa opera lor i'm abrc
In primi AMI de sedee in America, vata perecu intre
cee patru zdur ale fabrcei s'a parut chin Dupa
sau obicnut sa multi 81 ganeasca putin otu
fost bne Acm rebui sa fe destu de spre asi
vnge nenuu pana nvaa sd gandeasc tot att
te lue de mutt precum gandeau nante de peca la Anne
riea Atnc putea fl ega ce din tara ba inca supe
5or lor avand avanau ca pot munci mai geu 81 mai mutt
Ell.
1s1n cee expuse mai nam avnt ntena sa gnesc pc
amen Am volt numa sd art adevar din multi pot
TRACE oloasc dac dau aena cuvent 81 daca judeca fa
naftenire Nh zc ca cazu povi tuuror celor nors
din America dar Fl bne oti sal alba pentru
sti eel face pc multi sa vaa tara culor
att Gle negre Prea nnmarul ceor s'au intOrs n
America deia ca Roania tara de ho Aceasta nu e
adevarat 81 ao rebue in vedere Cd Roania buna
or rea asa cum este este tara noasrsi treue
permitem injosirea de batiocuri.
G. STANCTIESCU.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06

Va Yeti simti de Ia 40 la 30
de ami mai Hineri.

Pentru constipatie, dureri de
stomac, boil de rinichi,> 81 sange,
Ceaiul Bulgaresc pentru sangc
este medicina cea mai buna. Daca
e luat seara fierbinte ajuta va
vindeca de raceli.
Sc vlnde la tOate farmaciile
sau va trimitem moi prin posta
aslgurat cutie mare pentru ia
mile sl.23, 3 cqtii pentru $3.l5,
sau 6 cutii pentlm 1925. Adresa :
MARVEL PRODUCTS co.
424 Marvel Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa.
(Juni 6-13-2S).
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Moscova. - Trotzky, pc langa
implinirea celorlalte datorii ale
sale, a mai invatat 81 tactica de
razboi la 0 seoala militara, lar de
prezent studiaza limbile strainc
81 elOcuenta.
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S o aratam prin fapte.

so aratam prin fapte.
a
Cand apare primul nou nascut.
in fericirea lor parintii uita ca Cd
al mai stunt xre-o zece milioane In
lume, 81 tot atat de draguti.
d
Nu toti eel ce inteleg lucrurile
piezisi an privirea ochilor piezise.
-
Ocazional ne vim 81 intamplarl
neasteptate, insa de cele mai mul-
te orr ne vim cele pc earl le astep-
tam. Asia din cauza ca umblam
dupa ele.
-
Gel mai norocos ON G acela care
nu Sc culca pc urechea cal va
aduce norocul panea cea de toate
zilele.
q
Vor avea Englezn dreptate eli
zicatoarea lor ca timpul ban
Stim insa 81 aceia ca sunt multi
oameni carl doresc sa-Si piarda
mai bucurosi timpul decat banii
"a
Tita ce a facut lln ON in trecut
81 ia seama ce face acum.
g
Seoala politicianului consta din
dibacia de Sc folosi de tot ce {
necistit 81 a lasa la 0 parte tot ce
e cinstit.
@
Zece drame de educate 81 noua.
zeci drame de experienta fac G
combinatie minunata.
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PENTRU TOTI MEMBRu
Societatii 'pesteapta-te Romano
Hora Unirii".

Toti membrii sus numitei So
cletati sunt rugati merge la
Fotograful Roman din Russell
Str. deasupra la (Shou) pentrt q
face Fotografie care sc va pune
in Tablou, acei membrii care nu
Sc va presenta pana la Is Iunib
inclus va ramanea afara din ta-
blou. Membri din alte orase sc
clara informatirmi de la oficiul
Societatii.
Fratilor memhri.
In sedinta Soeietatii din %
Maiu s'a decis cu unanimitate ca
societatea sd deschiza .un St0r
(consum). La care fie care sd fie
partas.
Fie care membru sd depue
sama de $500 Gu acei bani Sc va
deschide Storul. Venitul va Fl
jumatate al Societatii 81 jumatate
Sc va inparti egal pc membrii
partasi.
Luati nota, acei bani stunt ca
inprumnt La Societate 81 ii puteti
scoate de la soeietate cand aveti
woe. In speranta ca yeti lua ace
ste Ia cunostinN 81 va Yeti face,
datorinta ca -intotdeauna, de data
aceasta pentrul binele D-voastra
comun.
Sedinta yiitoare Sc va tinea in
ziua de II Iunie suma aoeasta O
puteti achita Ia sedinta sau eand
vine persoanele anterizate de a.
colecta aceasta sslm6.N
Gu Q Aeosebitx stima:
(1a1 32). PrepidiMl.
s''''s ,ss . !: 4ss'ssE "a:
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lNfQRNATIuN|

Londra. - Lordul Salisbury a
spus i'm casa lOrzilor ca Anglia
n 'avpa sa SO teama de ce va zice
lumea civilizata in chestia Irlan-
del. de Oarece Anglia a fOst ul-
TINA care sa voiasca impacarea. "
Washington. - De la departa-
mentul muncei Sc anunta ca criza
de lucru in America a treeut mai
multi de jumatate. La imbunatatl
rea starilor in chestia muncei a
ajutat foalte mutt mlscare ce
s'a inceput pentru cladirea de
case in toata tara.
LOndra. = Pc zilla de 3 Iunie
regele George al Angliei STA ser
bat cicizeci 81 saptea aniversarc
a mastered sale. Intreaga Anglie a
fost in serbatoare. In fruntea pa
radei ce S "a facut Gu aceasta oca-
zie mergea regele urmat de print
81 de demnitarii statului.
Cleveland. Ohio. = In Cleve-
land bantuie boala lipicioasa nu-
mita varsat (bubat). Consiliul sa-
nitar anunta ca in decursul lunei
Maiu 'au Observat 1706 cazuri de
varsat la copii.
Milan. - Aici 'au pus in greva
cincizeci de mil de lucratori me-
talurgisti.
Chesterfield, Anglia. = Sir j.
ID. Rees. un deputat in virsta dc
81 de ami, a cazut dintr 'un tren
81 a murit imediat.
New York. - Stapanii minelor
de carbune antracit anuntat Cd
% - Balas
vor face ,noua propunere de plati
minerilor grevisti. Minerii Sc afla
in greva de mai multi timp.
Tirana, Albania. C!adirile
publice din Albania sunt GU doua
etaje. Toate celelalte au numai
cate unul. La producerea luminei
in casa lunfea Sc foloseste de
uleiu. Negustorii sed JOS in strada
si-si desfac maria.
Kansas City, No. - Asociatia
antreprenorilor a anuntat ca in
curi4d muncitorii zidari vor primi
0 plata mai mica ca pana acum en-
40 de cents pc ii.
Moscova. - Trotzky, pc langa
implinirea celorlalte datorii ale
sale, a mai invatat 81 tactica de
razboi la scoala militara, lar de
prezent studiaza limbile strainc
81 elocuenta.
Pittsburg, Pa. - Intr 'un hotel ]
din localitate au fost arestati Du-
mineca trecuta % de voiaiori,
yInzatori de actiuni carl nu erau
bnne de mimic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06

simpla arma de ,partid, ci va Fl in
4adevar, Q politica nationala, in
variabila. n. Ierga.
Din IN. Romanesc").
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unei femei frumoase. Tot astfel
putem zice 81 despre jurata Ia
procesul unui barbat frumos.
"a
Fiecare greseala costa bani. Si
tot snnt destui prosti cari-si per-
init luxul de face aceias gresala
de doua orr.
Nevolnicia ne-o putem arata
pfin p0rbe. Abiitatea ipSa trebue
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DH HeA ClllfldM

Astazi aproape ca numai fetele,
Gu maini frumoase Sc, mai rusi-
neaza de ceva atat de mnlt incat
sa4i puma mantle Ia ochi.
81
Nxnepi M poate sti ee E IN,
stare a faca IN jurat Ia procesul
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HOLY NAME SOCIETY RALLY.

The gathering of the men and boys
of the Holy Name Society of st. Johns
Church. Westminster, Sunday last was
a great success; besides having a full
attendance from Westminster, there
were ninety from Emmitsburg, and
also a good representation from Tan
eytOwn. Sykesville, Harrisonville, Pop
lar Springs, and Glyndon.
A beautiful sermon was delivered in
church by the Very Rev. lgnatius
Smith. o. P, former Director-General
of the Society. after which 40 new
members were installed, this was fol-
lowed by Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament.
A get-together meeting was held
afterward in the Parish Hall. The pre-
siding officer, Hon. P. e. Haltigan,
President of the Archdiocesan Union,
told of many interesting experiences
in his public life on account OF wear
ing the Holy Name button. Besides
Mr.. Haltigan, there were present on
the stage Rev. Thomas E. Michigan,
of Westminster; Rev. j. o. Hayden, of
Emmitsburg; Rev. Thomas j. Wheel
er. of Thurmont; Rev. Harry A.
Quinn. of TaReytown,; and Mr.. Nj. r.
.<hoff. President 2 of the Baltimore
Branch of the Holy Name Society, all
of whom made appropriate remarks.
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MILLERS

Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Miller ana
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rinehart and
grandson. Charles Graf, spent last
Sunday visiting Mrs. Mary Lands and
family, of Reisterstown.
Mr.. and Mrs William Lawson and
daughter, Ruth. of st. Peters, spent
last Sunday visiting Mr.. Henry X.
Miller and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins, of Baltimore,
spent last Saturday and Sunday Wis
iting the latter's uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Hare.
Mrs. Margaret Brecht, of Philadel-
piha, and Mrs. Edith Brier, of Baltf-
more, spent last Saturday visiting the
formers nephew, Mr.. Leonard Berk-
heimer, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hoffacker and
daughter and Mrs. Cecilia Bosley, of
Greenmount, and Mrs. Jane Miller,
spent last Friday visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Miller.
Those who spent last Sunday visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hare were
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins, Miss Cora
Hoffacker, Mr.. Edwin Shaffer and lady
friend, all of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nash and Mr.. John Snyder, of Hamp-
stead
Mrs. Edward Brown spent last Sun
day and Monday visiting relatives in
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Miller and son.
Earl and Miss Eva Miller spent last
Saturday visiting relatives at York,
Pa.
Miss Myrl Rinehart spent last Sat
urday and Sunday visiting at Man
chester.
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Bingham Dresses

Children's Bingham Dresses, Rompers. MILDLY
Blouses Wash Suits, Boys Blouses. these sum-
mer necessities.
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STONE CHAPEL.

SUNDAY school = p. m. Divine service
3 D. III. Mothers day will be observed
May u.
The Mite Society met at the home OF
Mrs. Weldon Duvall Saturday after
noon, MAY 13. Ninety-two We're pres
ent. Society called to order by presi-
dent, Mrs. Grier Robertson: singing
doxology, prayer by Rev. Randall, and
scripture reading, Mrs. Will. Leister.
After transacting business dues were
collected, followed by this program:
Singing by the society; reading, Mrs.
David Englar; vocal solo, Mrs. Benton
Stoner: Rotations, Harold and An
drew Duvall; vocal solo, little Caro-
line Stoner. She had one of the sweet
est and strongest voices we have ever
heard from a child six years old. A
most excellent address by our pastor.
Rev. w. T. Randall; very beautiful
and impressive talk by Mrs. Emily
Herr; this ended a very delightful
program, one enjoyed by all. The
program for our next meeting was
then read. Adjourned to meet at Mrs.
David Englar's, Medford, Thursday af-
ternoon, June s; in the midst of Il
lively social time, delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess,
Mrs. Weldon Duvall and he. mother,
Mrs. Edwin Stoner, Of Westminster.
Everyone enjoyed every moment, es-
peciallv the eight months old little
Eugenia.- Summers. 1JtaughteE Of MI:
q fa3 Mrs MarTsys Summers. Gt was 1Tef
first appearance in society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Duvall are
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LOCALS USE TOMAHAWK

The Westminster Baseball team
played it's first game of the season on
College Field Tuesday 18th, and de-
feated Western Maryland College to
8. The game was we'll played and was
notable victory for Westminster in
view of the fact that the team had had
no previous chance to get together for
practice. LaMotte Smith and Ned Dun
can divided the pitching between
them, and both served up an assort-
ment that proved puzzling to the Col
legians. Matthews pitched the full
game for Western Maryland and did
very well except for one bad inning
in which Westminster scored four
runs. Westminster team appears to
be stronger than it was last year, and
with the addition of Keller, after Col
lege closes, it will be further streng-
thened.
Westminster plays Union Bridge at
Union Bridge tomorrow and Union
Bridge at Westminster next Wednes-
day oath
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Summer Footwear

Here with summer footwear. white OK
fords sport oxfords. tennis shoes and oxfords ath
letc shoes for baseball
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BABYLON O. LIPPY co.

Genuine" Linoleum, full two yards wide, special
price $3.50 the yard.
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IN MEMORIAM.

father. Grove ]. Shipley. who fell peacefully
asleep, May oath. 1921.
God called him home it was his will.
But in our hearts we love him still:
His memory is as dear today
As in the hour he passed away.
A happy home once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still:
But death has left a vacant chair
No one on earth can fill.
When the earth is cheerful father
And smiles are on each brow,
Oh. blame me not for weeping,
For have no father now.
No one knows the silent heartache.
Only those who have lost can tell
Of the grief that is borne in silence
For the one loved so well.
He wore a crown of patience
Through the years he struggled on
And those hands that rest forever.
Are the hands that made his home.
By his son. Urner.
think of you in silence
No eyes me weep,
But many silent tear shed
When others are asleep.
More each day miss you father.
Friends may think the wound has healed,
But they little know the sorrow
That lies in my heart concealed.
Rest on. dear father. thy labors Ger
Thou wilt toll no more
A faithful father true and kind.
A truer father you could not hnd
In life we loved you dearly,
In death we do the same
We often sit and think of you
And wish you here again.
BY his daughter and son-irl-law. Mr. and Mrs M.
L Connor.
In the grave yard softly sleeping
Where the flowers gently wave.
Lies the one loved so dearly
In his lone and silent grave.
From this world of pain and sorrow
To the land of peace and rest
God has taken you dear father
Where you have found eternal rest.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweetly tender fond and true.
There is not day dear father
That do not think of you.
By his daughter and sOn-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry w. Hughes.
He was weary with his burden.
And he called on God for rest:
Take me Jesus to Thy bosom.
Let me slumber on Thy breast.
From this world of grief and trouble.
To the land of peace and rest.
He has landed in the arms of Jesus
There to find everlasting rest
BY a Friend.
In sad but loving remembrance of our dear
mother. Johanna Hoffacker who passed away one
year ago. May Is. 1921.
Gone but not forgotten.
At the bedside of our dear mother
Night by night and day by day.
We saw her loving hands grow thinner,
And saw her slowly fade away.
We tried so hard to save her.
But God wied that she should come.
So we yielded to the parting,
Though it filled our hearts with grief.
She was always very patient
Through the years she struggled.
Those hands that rest forever.
Are the hands that made our home.
By her husband and children.
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HARMONY GROVE.

The Gist base ball team lost another
hard fought game on Sunday last to
the Taylorsville nine. The score was
Z to s. Babylon and Grimes were the
Gist battery.
Sunday school at Harmony Grove
next Sunday at $50. Christian Endeav-
or in the evening. VIM. Gibbons Will
be the leader
Harmony Grove on Sunday afternoon
June IL. Come and help US.
On account OF the inclement wealth
er last Sunday there was no preach
ing service at Harmony Grove. c. f.
met at Harmony Grove Methodist
Protestant Church Sunday night.
Those who visited at Mrs. c. w. AL
lens on Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Strobel and family, of Balti-
more; Mr. and Mrs. Albert jenkins, of
Berrett: Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Buck
ingham of Bird Hill, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William T. Allen, of near Wards
Church. with their children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Z. Allen, William
L. Gibbons, Miss Marion Bankard ard
Miss Carrie Bankard took supper at
Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Grimes on Sun
day evening last.
Quite a few farmers around here
have finished planting corn and are
thinking of planting worm seed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Zepp enter
tanned on Sunday evening last Mr.. Geo.
E. Allen. of Paradise farm.
We are sorry to say that an acct
dent happened to Howard Zepp last
week. He stepped on rusty nail,
causing quite very bad injury to his
foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Meyers, of Bal
timore, motored to the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll Zepp on Sunday last.
Don't forget the festival on May 81.
All come out and bring your pocket
books with you. This festival will be
held at Harmony Grove Methodist
Protestant church on the above date.
We. are having some dandy weather
at this writing. ....
=. --1-r->
&6ea, business sim fsl.sioI Il IS 1 g63t
idea to get after it.-Newspaper En-
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WESTERN MD.

Two-base hits Matthews (2),
Grantz, Lentz. Three-base hits-Ry-
land, Mullany. Stolen bases Mat
thews, Kinsey, l.. Smith, LutZ. Sacri-
flee hits-Kinsey, Hansche. Left on
bases-W Westminster, s; w. NJ. I. Base
on balls-Off Matthews /; off L. Smith
q off Duncan, /. Hits-Off Matthews,
Q in innings; off Smith 5 in innings;
off Duncan, in innings. Struck out
BY Matthews, s; by Smith, 8; by
Duncan. 4. Winning pitcher-L. Smith.
Umpire-Jack Doyle. Time 1.55.
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spending few days with their sun
Clarence l.. and family.
Rev. w. T. Randall paid pastors,
call to a number of the church peop''
on Tuesday.
The Sunday school will hold us an
nual strawberry and ice cream ieS .t
val in social hall Thursday hls Ior
June list. beginning p. m. Wea'nel
mclement, the following evening ~
w icc:le. -.
E. A. Zile has been on .,e SICK IS''
under the doctors treatment lot
eral days. He is able to be Oh anu
around.
We are having fine weather--suH'
shine and showers. ...n
The farmers are very busy Se'llh7
their crops into the ground.
We have prospects of a good straw
berry crop. AZ
Children's day service will be At
stone Chapel June IS, at 2.3o D. H.
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Mrs. Emma Kerchner has returneu
to her home, near this city, di'''
spending the winter in Baltimore, I.
Professor and Mrs. A. B. Morelochs'
of Hanover, Pa, spent Sunday WI"
Mrs. Morelocks parents, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Adams. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice f. Pryor VI
Hanover. spent a short visit Suhuat
afternoon with Mrs. PryQr''s nareh''fI
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Adams, this cry, =
s7srts Sngllygaa GrangExtlt rilay 6 7
i eefsa .aatetfag onJ TdesdaN4 eFeAans,i
May %. at the SmallwOod Hall a"
the ladies are invited to attend.
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FOR RENT

Until Nov l. 1922, large stable and
Garage in rear of store on East Main
street. Room for two cars. Apply to
ID. BOWERS, Owner.
may19-1t*
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION

Of The Westminster LepOsit & Trust Com
pany at Westminster, an the State of
Maryland, at the close Of business
Nay 9TH. 1922.
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:: Rfieni business fstlslow }it rs a ego6ti
idea to get after it.-Newspaper En-
terprise Association.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-24
LOCAL MAN IS HOME
 FROM OLD IRELAND
Robert Murray of Division Street Re- turns After Visiting Land of
 His Birth

Robert Murray of 21 Division street motorman for the Connecticut com pany. returned to his home in this city today after a four months visit in Ireland. Mir. Murray has two aunts living there with whom he stayed. During his visit, the local man said, he did not see any of the fighting which is going on, although he saw that the people were much alarmed over the conditions and the uprisings which occur from time to time.
 At one time he was walking down a street in one town where the fighting had been heavy. He wondered why the streets were 50 deserted. He passed down the street unmolested and after telling his friends of his experience, was told that no one else would dare go down that street as occasionally snipers would shoot from some se- cluded corner and pedestrians would stand good chance of getting hit.
 Mir. Murray said that the living there is not so, bad as the people in this country are wont to believe, all though he did feel that they could be better.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-24
DAILY NEWS BRIEFS

Picketing of the White House grounds as a protest against contin- ued Imprisonment of Nolatorsfof war time laws was resumed in Washington today by women representing several organizations
 Trial Of Antonio Cassese. alleged wealthy rum runner, brought from Savannah, Ga, to New York, was set today for November ? by Federal Judge Garvin.
 More than 2,oo0 delegates were in attendance today at the convention in Boston of the American college of surgeons.
 The ''iion" which has aroused southwest Michigan has been tracked to it's lair, and Is a dog, according to a reporter for the Chicago Daily News who made his report today.
 Near East relief expenditures au- thorized by the American Red Cross since the fall of Smyrna total $780, 000. it was announced today.
 Major Gen. Rukke of Mitchell field flew from New York to Boston yes- terday In hour IS minutes, setting what is said to be new record.
 The tariff commission expects to have completed by end of week its rules for procedure under the new tariff law.
 The Red Cross liner Sylva landed her liquor stores at Halifax today 80 that she can enter New York without violating the Daugherty prohibition ruling. She will pick Up the liquor stock on her way back to St. Johns.