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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13

Will permit attack on enemy surface
ersiI With l.s00-pound tofpedoss. or
with an equal weight in bombs.
Csispult launching devices re-
Gently developed are TO be Installed
on al ships. enabling them TO send
away their sresl defense sausdroas
even Ia heavy sea, The 10 new
scout cruisers will carry Two ssla.
pults each aud fighting and scouting
planes TO add TO the range OF obssf.
Walton OF enemy movements.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Kansas City Boosters
Spend Night at McCook

McCook, Neb., May II, Especial
Telegram. )-Onc hundred and twen-
ty-6ve Kansas City Chamber OF Com
raerce boosters spent Thursday night
in McCook. A parade and band con-
cert, . smoker and addresses were
features Of the evening.
Addresses were made by Mayor
Real Of McCook, Mayor Cromwell
Of Kansas City, President Faeth Of
the Kansas City Chamber Of Com
merce. Ex-Governor Shallenberger of
Alma and F. M. Golfer Of McCook.
The smoker was preceded by band
concert in McCook's city park by the
visitors band.
The boosters left for Colorado FRI
day morning. - na
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13

Smith. 70 Try Lydia z. Einkhams 3
Vegetable Compound and Liver
Pills. ] WAS % much benefited by the
use OF these medicines that was able
to be up and about In two weeks. !
was at tho Change Of Life when l be-
gan taking the medicines and passed
over that time without any trouble.
Now ! am hale and hearty. do oil my
house work, washing, ironing, scrub
bing. and cooking, oil there Is TO do
about . house. and can walk two or
three miles without getting too tired.
] know Of several Of my neighbors
who have been helped by your medi-
cines. Mrs. EMMA CULVER, 706
E. 7th St.. Metropolis, Illinois.
You may depend upon Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
$1,000 Worth Of Elks Bonds
Purchased In Plsllsmouth

Pisttsmouth. Nsb.. May l,.-tspe.
e'sl. 1.-The Omaha Elks' bond sell.
ius committee attended the meeting
OF Plat,smouth lodge No. 80 and
secured pledges Tor more than 5000
worth OF bonds. A drive Is now be.
Ing carried on among local Elks and
Il is expected several times this
amoun, OF bonds will be disposed OF
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Wisner Breeder Tops
Cattle Market for Year

A load Of Is head OF choice Short
horn steers Was broush, to the oma.
ha marks, by Gerhard Essers ol
wisnsr. The cattle averaged LIE
pounds and sold for 1915 . hundred.
which WAS no. only the top price OF
the day. bu. the highest price paid
this year for s,eers in load lots.
Mr.. Eggefs said there were many
light and heavy cattle in the feed
lots around his section. but mature
hogs were getting scarce. he also
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Marshal Foch Prefers
10 he Active War Vet

Paris. May i2.-Reeenlly. when
Al the wedding OF his niece. o,
Tafbes-his native town-Marshal
Foeh was approached by the local
Federation OF War Veterans aud
asked TO become honorary president
OF the federation.
"Why should I be honorary"
asked Foeh. "ill join. but put me
down as an active member and as
one OF the men OF Tsrbes who
fought in the war"
Returning to Paris, the marshal
Immediately sent IN his membership
form. accompanied by q check Tor
Is francs. dues for one year.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Beatrice Y. W. C. A. Opens
New Rooms 10 Public

Beatrice. Neb.. May l2.-(Spe-
cial. 1.-THE new rooms Of the Young
Women's Christian association were
thrown open and a public reception
held. Miss Hazel Butteriield Is zee.
rotary and in charge Of the "Y" work
at this place. II was largely through
her efforts that the association Sc
cured the new home.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Plattsmouth De Molay
to Institute New Lodge

Plattsmouth. Neb., May l2.-(Spe-
cial.)-Members Of Cass chapter,
Order of DeMolay Of this city have
been selected to put on the ritualistic
work in connection with the installa-
ton Of = chapter at Nebraska City
June J.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13

said the pig crop was quite heavy
in his section and there would be
numerous fall shoa,s that would be
marketed soon,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13

compound ana "
y oil II claims to
b and has bene-
ntsd mo wonder.
fully. ] had been
sick for eight
months with Q
trouble which
confined me 10 my
bed and WAS only
able TO be up part
Of the time. when
] was advised by
IN friend. MPG.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Son of Candhi Arrested.

Bombay, May l2.-(By A. P)-
Demadas Gandhi, son Of Mohandas
K. Gandhi, the nonco-operationist
leader, now serving prison sent
cnce, has been arrested at Allahahad,
it was learned here today. Pundit
Ramadhani, president OF the all-ln.
dia congress committee, and Hardoi
Chotelal Lashiram, secretary OF the
Indore congress committee, also
were arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
ADyERrisENENr. A
To Make Hairs Vanish
From Face, Neck or Arms
Beauty Culture)

Keep a little powdered delatone
handy and when hairy srowlhs Ap-
pear make a paste with some OF the
powder aud little water. then
spread over hairy surface. After :
or 3 minutes rub of, wash the skin
and !, will be entirely free from hair
or blemish. This simple treatment
Is uniailing. but care should be ex-
ercised TO be sure and get genuine
dela,os. otherwise you may be dis
appointed.
The Bee Leads Other Papers In
Smart Nrwa
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
ABvExr,ssxE>r.
CHANGE Of LIFE
W0MAN'S TRIAL
ADVERTISEMENT
Prssf That Lydia E. Phkhan's
vsssssbls csspsssl b & Great
Help q This Period

Metropolis, Illinois. -"I have
laksa Lydis y. PiakAsm's Vegetable
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13

The Bee leads all the other papers
in sport news. Read The Bee first.
, 1922-02-17

leans before the American league sea
o opens. April IL.
February Il has been decided upon
oy Lee Foil. manager OF tho team
as h cate on which the hatteumsn
VIII leave for the spring trnintnr
camp at Mobile. Ala The Browns
plan 70 hold their ira, workout Feb
ruary "a. The innelders and outneld-
es are scheduled to begin their train
ing a week later.
The Browns squad this year VIII 10
one OF the smallest eve taken south,
numbering 80 players Las, spring ~
players made n trip.
In he party of batterymen win be
Is pitchers and four catchens. The
pitchers r Shocker. Davis, Bayne,
yAnstlder. Kolp, Danforth. Wright,
Smith. Meme, Holiday. Noel. Henry,
Pruitt and Elliott. The catehcrs are.
SEVERED. Billings. Collins and Heving.
The o~ut1eldsrs are. Tohin. Jacob
son, Williams. Shorten and burst In
ieldera are Sisisr. Gerber. McMcrus,
Ellerbe. Austin. Robertson and MuI-
len
, 1922-02-17
MILTON STOCK Stems
CARDINAL CONTRACT

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 17.-Mrton Stock.
star third basenan for the st Louis
Nationals. has signed his contract for,
1922
In the contract was a clause IN
which Stock agreed to report at the
Cardinals training camp at Orange,
Texas, not later than March L IL
he reports as agreed. it VIII be the
FIRST time since Stock became a mem
Der of the St Louis Nationals sew
efai years that he has been
among the athletes at the beginning
Of the spring preparatory work.
Receipt of Stocks signed contract
brought to seven the number OF play
ers who have signed new contracts.
Other players have contracts which
carried from last season. Those
signed are Stock. Lavan and Topor-
Ger, infielders. and outfelders, Hearth
cote. Mueller, Mann and McHenry.
The signing of Stock. Manager
Branch Hickey said, removed the
possibility of worry about him not
reporting in good condition for the
regular season. Last year Stock did
not sign until the eleventh hour.
missed spring training and reported
only In time for the first game. but
was not in condition to play.
, 1922-02-17
LOUISVILLE TO PLAY
MAJOR LEAGUE CLUBS

LOUISVILLE. KY, Feb. 1.-THE
exhibition games Of the Louisville
club of the American association in
ciudes games with the Brooklyn and
Cincinnati Nationals. st. Louis
Americans and two Southern associa-
ton clubs.
The Colonies WIN play their first
amt with the Brooklyn club at Pen
sacoia. Fla. March 10. Games with
this club also win be played on the
two following days Other games are:
St Louis Americans at Pensacola,
March rs. 26 and 81: Birmingham Mt
Birmingham, April 3; Nashville at
Nashville. April 4 and s; Cincinnati
at Louisville, April 6. 7 and 8; Nash
vile at Louisville. April Q and 10.
, 1922-02-17

endorsed GarIen's Tonic and other
thousands are praising and recon-
mending It to their friends and ac-
quaintances whom they find affiliated
as they once were.
Casper Pharmacy viii tell you that
oarren's Tonic is the best product.
pharmaceuticaliy which they have
ever handled. You know them. They
would not let you buy n product
which Is not properly suited to your
needs Let them start you today to en-
JOY the new thrills and sensations
which thousands arc indulging on ar
count of the marvellous changes CAY
ren's Tonic is bringing about in pea
Pile who never knew a bright CHEEKY,
healthy and energetic period since
childhood.
Garrcn's Tonic is sold in Casper by
the Cas.er Pharmacy and by The
leading dealers in every city.
, 1922-02-17
SUCCESS
FOR POPULAR PRODUCT
Thousands of People Who Were Weak. Thin.
Run Down, With No Strength and Energy.
Acclaim New Treatment by Their High
Endorsements and Big Sales.

OF all known methods of relieving
suffering. sallow and hin mankind
nothing has sprung Into such instant
favor as has Garren's Tonic. II is true
others have had largo sales after
years before the public. but Gnrren's
Tonic has only been introduced into
middle west during the past few
months, yet Garren's Tonic sales ave
far surpassed those of any similar
product sold in this part of toe coun-
try.
When n mar or woman who has
suffered from tho fortunes OF rheuma.
tisrn, stomach trouble. kidney trou-
BILE, nervousness. sieepiessness, lack
Of energy and strength. finally regain
their health. strength and endurance
by the use OF n certain treatment
'vhen all others failed TO benefit them,
they are bound TO be enthusiastic
about It.
That's why thousands have publicly
, 1922-02-17
EXAMINATIONS
IN CUE PLAY
Losers of Today's Matches to
Be Gut of Philadelphia
Tourney.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 17-weed-
ing out the losers in the information
81 amateur classic A 1872 balk line
billiard tournament provided interest
today. In the afternoon match, Fran
els s. Appleby. New York. meets J. E
Cope Morton. Philadelphia Morton
has lost all three games and another
defeat win eliminate him as a title
contender.
At night the two European repre-
sentatives. AIRY Bos of Holland and
Edouard Roudit Of France, viii face
each other after a days rest
The winner Of tonight's match still
viii stand as a strong aspirant for
the championship. On the records
however, an American looms large as
The ultimate victor. Edgar T. Apple
by. New York national champion and
Percy N. Collins, Chicago. each hav-
ing two victories to his credit and no
defeats
, 1922-02-17

has started to slip and that he viii
not be able to Withstand the assaults
Of the ~i9-year-oid lad from the fam
fly Of fighting Shades OF san Fran
cisco.
Jack met David In Portland. Ore.
about a year ago and he remember
the occasion He WINS fioored oncs in
the early sessions OF hat scrap. but
o 10 fight his way through the
remainder OF the ten rounds. The
contest was declared a draw.
Shcde has had success since he
transferred his punching activities
from the west coas to the east. His
responsiveness has carried him TO
victory in n majority NJ his bouts.
Rritson hasn't been very active In
the last year. excepting in a series Of
bouts with lesser lights They say he
hasn't h punch. nor tho sSiftiness
that marked his bouts of several
ago.
Tonight's bout, IN one spe has
been lIkened TO the Zhyzzko-Ca ddock
wrestling match of several weeks agn.
stanislaus. the champion. nearing tho
fifty mark in years. defended his title
against caddock. just turning IS. Cad.
dock was good and aggressive, but
lStanislaus stnl has tho title.
, 1922-02-17
SOX TO
START SOUTH
Gleason Ready to Talk Trade
to Pitchers on Eve of
Annual Exodus.

CHICAGO, Feb. i7.-wnllam Rid)
Gleason. manager OF the Chicago
White Sox, and Johnny Evera, anoth.
er National Lacquer. both boiling oves
with energy. today started propsra.
tons for the White sox exodus to
morrow. Gleason and Evers arrived
in Chicago yesterday.
Gleason conferred with owner Com.
iskey. who has just returned from a
trip to the Pacific coast
I'VE had a good bail club last year,
Gleason said on his arrival 'ebut we
didn't have the pitchers 1 expect
Jose Acosta 20 be a big help : me-"
Asked II he expected 10 don any
trading with the New York Yankees,
Gleason said he was willing TO talk
trade TO anybody who could show
something worth while in the pitch
ing line.
, 1922-02-17
NO BASEBALLI IN
SIGHT CITY
Good Material Drifting Out of
Casper as Result of Uncer-
tainty Here

With tho advent OF spring weather
but a matter OF weeks and spring
naturally calling for out-of-doors after
the long winter and the. ou~t-of-doors
leaning toward baseball as the great
pastime. Casper faces the possibility
of being without a baseball team un
.losY Immediate action is taken.
, Ball players from many sections Il
the country. believing that Casper
would support a professional or semi
professional organization have flocked
here and are leaving again because
no ctivity in the great summer sport
is con contemplated
Among the players who win soon
make his departure for other climes
is d. L. Elwart. a. pitcher who went
through last year in the Montana
league without loosing a game. He is
a big strapping young fellow who
hurls frc1n the portside and it is be-
lieyed would be a valuable addition to
any baseball machine that Casper
could perfect this year.
Interests contemplating putting
baseball teams in the field or up
porting parts Of a representative team
should make provision to lake care of
players who are now stopping here, by
providing work until the start Of the
season and Jobs throughout the srm-
mer to help defray expenses
, 1922-02-17

Young had been out of the game
hero for over a year. pri1r to his lout
with Eddie st Clair at the Iris two
weekr ago. Durag that tiine-h no kept
hirareif generally IN shape but engag-
ed in no boxing matches
While his recent showing against a
tough hattler like St Clair pleased
many of his followers. Young did not
show the class which made him one
Of the premier battlers of-the district
before he retired from the ring game
here.
Young Is rounding out q months
intensive training program and says
he viii be in as good condition as ever
when he tackles Roy conley, Monday
r,sht-
s-nIay. during the period that
been fighting on an average OF once
n week and is in he best possible
condition. He graduated from the
weiterwcight ranks and when he meets
Young Monday win attempt to beat
tho ace Of the higher division
II Young Is near the condition he
maintained during his active fighting
career here over & year ago. the
T-hermopolis battler is in for the fight
of his life. Both the boys VIII con
ciude their active work with exhibi-
tons at the Casper Athletic club
Sunday.
Young win work with Harvey Per
lins and other battlers and Coniey
win finish with light gymnasium
euercises-
This battle which VIII feature the
card win be led off by a shotr pre-
lminary program in which real
hrhters viii appear and by a battle
royal which VIII add merriment and
action to the evening bill.
, 1922-02-17
limitation to
Hanging Party
Turned DOUn

PrTTsBURUGH. Feb. I7-An in
vitaton to attend a hanging al Ms
soula. Montana today has been de-
cllned by Barney Dreyfas. owner OF
The Pittsburgh National league
baseball club.
Out in the western city. Joe W.
kovich. according to the official
investigation is to so to the gsllows
today following his conviction OF
murder. Frank Jones. a private
scout and a resident Of Missoula.
recently secured the hanging lnvi-
tation for his boss.
, 1922-02-17

II be known that he wants his salary
Increased TO $4,000 and won't play
brlezs ho gets it
OF the pitchers, Waite Hoyt Is the
only one TO come TO terms so far.
Waste recently announced himself a
holdout, then got married and made
peace. "B1net Joe" Bush and Sam
Jones obtained from the Boston Red
sox, feel their "advancement- entities
them to increased salaries. Bob
shawkey is firm In his opinion that
he. too. is deserving Of a little none
tary gain. n Carl Mays OF the sub
way shoots. talks about a higher
check for 7e22-
Meanwhile tho Yankee owners de
clare they win not stand for anything
unreasonable.
, 1922-02-17
Edgar Appleby
Defeats Francis

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. i7.-Edzar
T. Applehy OF New York. national
champion. defeated his brother. Fran
els S. Appleby in the Thursday aft
noo match OF the international
amateur 49, baik line billiard cham
plonship tournament today, 800 to eos.
The champions average was II 1I-l7
and his high rms s6. ~. al Francis
Appleby's average was IL mi his high
runs IS. "a, 20.
, 1922-02-17
IDAHO GAGERs CAPTURE
PACIFIC CHAMPIONSHIP

MOSCOW. nado. Feb. 17.-Bashet.
ball championship honors Of the Pa.
cific coast conference probably WIN
go to the University Of Idaho. Il
was said today. as a result of the
vandais' s2-2S victory " q the Uni
versfty OF Washington here.
In last nights game Idaho led un'
til the last minute of the second haIf,
when Washington tied the score al
24-24. An extra five minute period
wac played. during which tho score
was again tied at 1896. after which
Idaho men tossed three baskets to
one for Washington
, 1922-02-17
THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
First IN NeUs
Of All EUents

season- Frank J. Navin. president OF
the Detroit club. refused to confirm
or deny reports hat the two players
are asking $4,000 for this years work
or that Hdlmann had returned MS con
tract unsigned.
, 1922-02-17
Judgment
Is Entered for
Loss of Teeth

NEW YORK, Feb ia tooth is
worth $3.50 in New York
Judgment has been entered against
the city In the sum OF 1850 In favor
of Miss. Mae v Tracy. Brooklyn for
the loss OF six teeth
Tho teeth were knocked out last
April Miss Tracy tesunes- when she
struck by thu retriever rope Of
a trolley pole
, 1922-02-17
Tiger Contracts
Still Pending

DETROIT. Mich, Feb. 1T.-Hu-
bert Leonard. star pitcher OF the De-
troit American league club. and Harry
leading batsman Of the
last year. are stil negotiating
terms with the Tigers for the lp2s
, 1922-02-17
N NuNEs WINS.

At FL Paso-Danny Nunes. AGRA
mento. o~utclasses Joe Matranga. New
Orleans. in IL rounds.
, 1922-02-17
SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP.

Al ST. Pnui-Wnlinn Olbvtr, st.
Paul. wins northwestern indoor anna
tour skating championship with
hundred points. by winning half mile
and mile events last night
, 1922-02-17

At Cievelnnd-worid's bowling rec
ord believed established when Marion
Mcdowell rolled total Of 1.7Ti tor sew
en- games, an average OF 253 pins.
, 1922-02-17
YAKk5 ON STRIKE FOR HIGHER
SALARIES, HoLDOUTS NUMEROUS

NEW YORK, Feb. 17-These are parlous days for the
New York Yankees. Baseball calls it a "holdout session.
but the situation is described as a strike in labor circles.
Babe Ruth, lambaster extraordinary, thinks he ought to
have more money-and measures the "more" in the thou
sands. Little Aaron Ward, keeper of the keystone sack. lets
, 1922-02-17
BRITT0N DEFENDS HIS TITLE
TONIGHT AGAINST DAVE SHADE

NEW YoRK, Feb. 17Jaek Britton, who was whipping
nrst rate pugiists before Dave Shade of California ever heard
of a boxing glove, will defend his worlds welterweight title
night.
It is said that the champion. because of his aee-he is 81
, 1922-02-17
MONDAY BATTLE TOBE YOUNG's
FIRST LONG CO. IN MANY MONTHS
Bout With Eddie St. Clair Was First Appearance IN
Year and Training Has Put Him in Better Goa
diion; Classic Battle Is Assured

Morey Young, once contender for the middleweight cham
pionship of the Rocky Mountain region, and said to be one
of the cleverest big men that ever stepped in a ring here, will
attempr to stage a comeback in his fight With Roy Conley of
Thermopolis in a 10-round fight that will feature the Ameri-
cen Legion card which will be staged at the Iris theater.
, 1922-02-17
SPORT FLASHES HOT Off Wire

central A. A.. u. and national cham
p.osship swimming meet here last
night
, 1922-02-17

The ladies' OF the Christian church
VIII hold a bake sale all day Saturday
at the Casper Storage grocery.
, 1922-02-17
ATHLETES

At Ann Arbor-Five Michigan attn
ietes declared Ineligible for future for
competition owing to low grades In
last semester.
, 1922-02-17
BROWNS To PLAY
IS EXHIBITIONS
Battery Men Report February
FL and Others to Report
Week Later.

ST. LOUIS. Mo- Feb. ia total
OF - exhibition games VIII b played
in the south by the ST. Louin Amer
, 1922-02-17

MCGOWAN WINS TITLE.
At Saranac Lake-Everett Meow
an St Paul. wins American profess
siona outdoor skating championship
title from Arthur Staff. Chicago.
, 1922-02-17

Platte Valley Gold Butter, two
pounds for IS cents Norris Company
Market
, 1922-02-17

FOUR RECORDS BROKEN.
At Detroit--Four worlds recdrds
were broken and ono was euualIed In
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26

Dinner sets and glassware taken from on
Ali superior quality
I. & V. Limoges China Dinner Sets
'oo pieces; wide gold encrussed border, very deeply
etched matt gold handles. This is the lowest price
for this quality ware. s19
Regular open stock price 1857 80
Imported China Dinner Sets, 100 pcs;
sed hsn and s' .'fs Resa sed ls s seeso s 1880
Gold Encrusted Glass Tableware--Wde border
design; optic effect Water Gobess. Tall frui, Salad
Footed ShsTbet, Cocktail, Selszer, Water and Sc @
fa-oz. Iced Tea Tumblers dozen ID
Straight or Bell Shaped Table Tunb
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-23
Confirmarea mandatului.

Fri la ora } jun. d. a. S. w a
trlbunalului Ilfov a judecat Opor.
tunitatea infirmarei sau confir-
marei mandatului de arestare. Tri
bunalul G alcatuit din d-nii: Curto
Wei, presedinte 81 Missir. judeca.
tor supleant. Fotoliul ministerului
public e ocupat de d. procuror /
Nladescu, care a deschis actiune
,pubilca. Aron Schuller, a asistat
de d-nli avocati Iorgu Petrovici
M. Valerian, c. Cernea, Paul lies.
Gu, kiriac 81 Issersahn. Aron
Schuller era linistit, convins par
ca de nevinovatia sa.
Dupa cateva intrebari ne care
d. presedinte Curtovici lea pus
lnclrlpatului. acesta a spus Cd
n are mimic de adaogat. Vor yorbi
aparatorii sal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-23
DIN CARNETUL UNUI
COPIL FARA MAMA
de: e. r. PASCU

miscare sau tip ma impusca 81
mia arafat revolverul in poala eli
Nam stat multi. Numai pana a
luat gazolina 81 am plecat, tot in
goana. Peste vre-un ceas am tire.
cut prin un alt oras, mai micut, 81
d-soara Simpson 81 acolo ma a.
menintat ca ma impusca daca
tip. Cand am esit afara din oras
au mancat pc rind manand cand
unul cand altul automobilul, 81
mi-au dat 81 mie doua sandvi-
'ciuri. De la vreme ma furat
somnul, cand m am desteptat
cram inchis intro camera mica
81 intunecoasa. Credeam ca-i
noapte inca dar peste cateva mi
mute cand q VENT d-yoara Simp-
son 50 yaza ce fac, mia spus cd e
dupa amiaza, 81 ma dus jos, In
til camera lunnnoass, unde mia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-23
S. BARBU
212 Grand Ave. T.
Highland Park, Mich.
(69-7O).
c 0 N v0 CAR E

SOcietatea Romano de Aiutor
81 Culturd Lumina 81 Progresul
Roman" din Woodlawn. Pa.
COnvoaca pc toti membrii Ell. Il;
sedinta Generala de 3 luni. Du-
mineca 26 Martie.
Sedinta Sc va tinea in Hala So
cietatii din Kiehl Street 81 Sc va
deschlde la ora , p. IN. Find
foarte multe puncte importante
de resolvat toti membri sunt slit
de lua parte. Absentele memo.
tlvate Sc vor pedepsi conform
Statutelor.
Nick Calugar, presedinte.
Nick Comanelia, seer. 81 fin.
(68-69).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-23

acuzare ascultau Gu atentiunea
Lincordata declaratiunile mamei.
Judecatorul spus procurorului
Lsa-si desvolte acuzarea.
Au intervenit adyocatul mamei
81 al tusei Ana, 81 advocatul nu-
nit din oficiu al d-soarei Simp-
son, pc langa procuror ~pentru o
consfatuire, 81 au trecut Gu totii
in camera judecatorului, che
mand-o 81 pc mama.
Peste un sfert de ceas au esit
afara 81 procurorul a zis catre
jurati ca vinovatul principal
luandu-si pedeapsa prin vointa
lui Dumnezeu 81 reclamanta find
multumita ca STA regasit copilul
iarta pc compiled, d~sa ca repre-
zentat al legei Sc uneste Gu pare
rea judecatorului ca justitia Sc.
1nceteze ori ce lirmariri impotriva
conplicilor.