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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Golden ssbriRht Bantam rullsts; L
Charles W. Msdsen.
Golden sebrght Bantam, young pen
IL. G.. Palmer.
white Cochsn Bantam Cocks; IN. A
Watkins.
white Coehan Bantam Hsnsi and 2
M. Watkins.
Black Cochan Bantam Cocks Nv. A.
Watkins.
black Cochsn Bantam Hens; M.
watkins
Partridge cochsn Bantam Cock! l.
NJ A watkins.
Partridge Cochan Bantam Hens; l.
NJ 4 watkins.
Hpn Cochan Bantam Ccck=: IN. A.
watkins.
Bun Cochan nantam Hsnsi and =
" A. watkins
Muskoyey Duck Drake; t-F. r. Rebcr,
West Tulsa
hrakoyoy Ducks. t-F. r. Reber
white Pekln Duck Drake; IN. y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

WatEfus IN B Hefgs
Black Lsngston, young pen' I'M. a
Watkins
speckisi SUSSEX Hens: (, sui .
~ ~ Hedge.
Ancona Cockereis. 1. AMI ~ p
Hedge.
Ancoua pufets: 1and IN y. Hsdrs
Russian Drilrf D0ofercis. l-R, W
miller 30s ~ Tacoma street.
Russian Orl0rf ruuots. i-R. ". MI
H,sfe Cocksreis: Wv 3 Carver
FrizEis Ptfietsi w r carver
Arkans1s Traveller Cock w. g. Car
s.r.
ArksusaH Traveller. youns pen: w
f-HFHIH
G.'f.a atIhrfyhf bantam Cocks' l.
l. c. Palmer, Rose Uiu
.s..u.n sebfKut bantam Cocks. l.
e. Palmer.
Golden SetriFht Bantam C1cksres: l.
charles W Mad4su, roufo No 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Hedge. 2--R, y. Finnel. Dawson. a-N
n HefRei
Toulouse Geese Drake: IN n ty.ag.
al. T. Wagner, route 3. 3-N N
Hedge
Wagner.
Barred Rock Capon: M l. Efr-.r
20s South Frisco avenue.
Mallsrd Duck Drake. i--Barrei Ra. /,
Poultry farm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Field Marshal Lord Hsig OF Gro7t
Britain has 80 swords, presented t0
him by more than thirty towns and
public bodies In England
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Former negro service men are be-.
ing barred from membership u
American Legion posts in Cerfa.
sections ot the United states.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-04-27
WASTE BALL CALLED
"STRIKE" BY HURST
Jim Delehanty Tells Story Of
Famous Character.
Umpire Tells Batter in Advance What
Next Pitch is Going to Be for
Crossing Him In Dispute
With Baekstop.

Veterans of the baseball game never
tire Of telling stories that feature Tim
Hurst. UnquestiOnabiS Hurst was one
Of the most unique characters in the
history Of the game.
Jim Delehanty, one of the famous
players Of that name, tells this one,
which has Tim Hurst, Jack Kleinow.
who once caught for the New, York
Americans, and James Delehanty as
the central figures.
Jack Chesbro was doing the pitch
ing for New York. Chesbro had a spit
ball that was mighty hard to judge
Kleinow, who was doing the catching,
and Hurst, who was umpiring, were
disagreeing on a lot Of Tins rulings.
Tim called ball two with Delehanty
up, on pitch that KIeinow regarded
good strike. He made a strenuous
protest. Delehanty stood in the bat
ter's box with a broad smile on his
face. Jim liked to hear them argue.
The call was two balls and two
strikes on Delehanty. Kleinow was
positive the pitch that Tim called a
ball should have been ruled a strike.
retiring Delehanty. Finally in des-
peratiOn, Hurst said:
"Well, will leave it to Delehanty."
Tim was positive the pitch was ball,
and he felt sure Delehanty would en-
terrain the same opinion. Possibly Jim
believed it was a ball, but Jim liked
to see Hurst rave, and he sarcastically
replied:
If there was ever strike, that was
one. For years 1 have been hearing
stories about how blind you are. Now
I'll believe anything they tell me-"
Those cruel words certainly crossed
Tim up, but quick as a flash he came
back at Delehanty.
"Well, If that was a good one, you
had better swing at the next one no
matter where it is. Something tells
me in advance it is going to be
strike"
KleinOw knew Tim was man of his
word. He called for a waste ball that
was foot wide of the plate. Dele
hanty failed to swing.
Strike threeW yelled Hurst, and it
went.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-04-27
TO TEST ERIE SHOP LEASES
Railroad Labor Board Orders Federal
investigation Into Contract
System.

Federal investigation Of the Erie
railroads action in leasing its shops
and contracting all shop work to the
MeadvtIle Machinery company Of
Meadville, Pa, was ordered by the
United States Railroad Labor board.
The Erie contract system came to
the boards notice several months ago
when shop employees brought action
against the road in an endeavor to
have the practice Of subletting shop
work declared illegal. No decision has
yet been rendered by the board and
meanwhile, according to the boards
information, all shops on the road
have been contracted to the Meadville
company.
The officers Of the contract company
are said in the boards announcement
to have been recently officers of the
Erie railroad.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-04-27
Lord Byron at "FuIl Scandal"

EoFu 6yron at "FulI scandal"
Once Lord Byron had arrived at the
stage Of what ]. A. Strahan, writing in
the Edingurgh Review, calls full
scandal" English society, with the sole
exception of Lady Jersey, Stunned him
as it would shun the bubonic plague.
Lady Jersey insisted on entertaining
him. Fashion came to her house and
bowed down its head to the great host
ess, but turned up its nose at her
greater guest. In passing by him,
ladies picked up their gowns lest they
be, contaminated by his touch.
And yet, according to Mr.. Strahan,
there was no man in Europe, with
the exception Of Napoleon and the
Duke of Wellington, in which the
English public was more interested.
At his hotel women of position bribed
the chambermaids to let them take
over their clothes and duties for the
evening, so that they might have a
near look at the monster. At Venice
it was impossible for Byron to 60 out
in a gondola without having all the
visiting Englishmen rush to their
windows, throw back the curtains and
exclaim. "There he goes" >,y....
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-04-27

all absorbing, and it seems everyone
from the stenOgrapher to the boss him
self is keenly interested This has
come about through reversal in con-
ditions. Rents are no longer low, in
fact they have reached the point where
many families cannot pay; buildings
are scarce, there are at least 100000
homes short, not to mention other
types Of structures, and practically
everyone is affected.
AS a consequence the idea of a
BODYBUILDING show attracts imme-
date and keen interest. In three
large cities this spring shows Of this
kind will be held and no doubt all
records for attendance will be broken.
People are interested in BODYBUILDING
ideas, and judging by the latest re-
ports from various building commits
siOners' offices, many Of them are
building their own homes this spring.
The number of permits has jumped
past records are left far behind.
These people are looking for ideas
In building because they have come
to realize fully that home ownership
is the short and direct cut to happi-
ness. They want ideas. And we hope
tqjbelp them.
~ 7,Aose who are limited in means,
Z VINO want the best their money can
get, we suggest that they pause a
moment and consider the delightful
small home shown here with floor
plan.
( A glance at the picture shows a
very attractive coy design, built Of
frame with brick steps and front
porch. There Is a quaint air about
the dwelling that sends out a strong
appeal and its inherent coziness is a
quality in its favor, The design does
not call for any special construction
and, being more or less rectangular,
there will be no extra expense in con-
struction. In fact it is designed to offer
the builder something worth while at
very reasonable outlay.
Passing from the outside, one finds
the front door opening directly into a
large living room, II feet inches by
u fGg96 inches. The space that
would ordinarily be used for a front
hall or vestibule has been added to
the living room, making that room
large and infinitely more comfortable
Windows on two sides provide ample
sunlight and ventilation. No matter
how small the house these days, the
living room is large because 1t has
come to be COZ dered practically the
be-all and end-all of family life. It
Is the recreation center. lounging room
and informal gathering place as wen
the reception room for state at
airs. The advent Of the photograph
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-04-27
The Retort courteous.

The mid-VictOrian Lady set out on
a quest for photograph records of a
gay and jazzy variety. The day was
sad and dreary, wet under foot, foggy
and generally miserable. The shop
she entered was manned by a COM
pletely discouraged and disheartened
group Of sales people. The girl at
the photograph shop was plainly given
over to the most gloomy forebodings.
Abandoned to depression, her frock
sagged, her hair was llstless and
dropping. Into this brooding melan-
choly the mid-Victorian Lady ruthless
ly broke, and, intrudlng upon the
secret sorrow of the Gloomy One,
briskly demanded: "Have you
'SmilesY" The saleslady surveyed
space and in a colorless monotone
droned: IAN out" as though she Sc
cretly rejOiced in the fact. "You
look itP rejoined the would-be pur-
chaser, at which smiles appeared on
the faces of all behOlders, whether the
shop could dispense then - cot
Exchange.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-04-27

makes dancing in the home a COZ
mon practice and the large living
room is an important accessory after
the fact.
The interrOOm opening between llv-
ing and dining rooms In this home
makes the two rooms practically one
large room. It is a wide opening
without any doors or colonnades. The
dining room is the same size as the
living room. When considered togeth-
er, there is an expanse IL by 25 feet,
which is as large as the living room
in big home.
Continuing straight back to the
rear, the visitor finds the kitchen, a
small room, 10 by 9 feet 6 inches,
sufficiently large for this home yet
ideal from the standpoint Of the house
wife who has to cover enough terri
tory as it is. There is no excuse for
wasting lot of expensive building
space in kitchen when built-in space
saving features will take care Of the
requirements.
AS to sleeping quarters. there are
TWO bedrooms located along the right
side of. the house with bathroom be-
tween. One bedroom opens into the
living room, the other into the dining
room. They are not large, 9 by IL
feet, but not small enough to cause
skimping. Each bedroom has two
large windows.
ALI things considered, this makes
an ideal practical five-room dwelling,
suitable for the average small family
of one or two children. There is a
genuine need for homes of this type
to stem The tide towards fiat dwell
ings which, possessing some desirable
features, tend to destroy many of the
finest benefits of, home life and to
lessen civic interest on the part of
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-04-27
CHARMING SMALL
BUNGALOW HOME
inexpensive to Build and Modern
in Every Respect.
FIVE WELL-ARRANGED ROOMS
Quaint Air About This Dwelling That
Sends Out Strong Appeal and
Its Inherent cozlness Is
in It's Favor.
BY WILLIAM A. RApFoRD

Mr.. William A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining. to the
subject of building, for the readers of this
paper. On account Of his wide experience
as Editor, Author and Manufacturer. he
rs Wlthout doubt, the highest authority
on all these subjects. Address all inquiries
70 William A. Radford, No. 1927 Prairie
avenue Chicago, Ill, and only inclose
tWo-cent stamp for reply.
Ten years ago, we daresay, people
would not have been wildly interested
In a BODYBUILDING show. Rents were
reasonable, in fact some landlords were
-oHering bonuses in the form of one,
two or three months free, and building
costs were low. People had some
thing else to think about.
cButbtoday. All! it is quite differ
ent. The subject of homes, rents,
building costs and labor troubles are
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-04-27

Sometimes the man who knows it
all has to be shown.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-04-27

member good ''physie4 aNatiEBN g
often all that is necessary.
Genuine California Fig SYRUP has
directions for babies and children
printed on the bottle. Say California
or You may get an initiation az syrup
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-04-27
LONGS MARK STANDS

In these days of record-break-
ing on the cinder track there is
only one mark winch seems to
stand out of reach of modern
athletes. This is the record of
Al seconds for the 440-yard run
made by Maxey Long at Gutten-
berg on October a. 1900,
The 1OO-yard dash, the 22O,
the $50 and all the other records
have gone to smash. Even the
broad jump record made by Pat
O'Connor in 1901 was smashed
last year by Ned GOurdin, the
Harvard jumper.
A long stretch OF % years has
passed, and the great mark Of
Long stands on the record books
as the shining achievement of
past athletic generation.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-04-27

1t is a good habit now and again to
examine your habits.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-04-27

the individual. A home owner is a
responsible citizen because he has
something definite at stake. He pays
taxes direct and consequently is in
terested in the way in which they are
being expended. He is not a float
err" not a straw to be tossed about on
the waves of uncertainty.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-04-27

Hurry motherl A teaspoonful Of
california Fig Syrup" today may pre-
vent sick child tomorrow n your
child is constipated, bilious, feverlsh,
fretful, has cold, collie, or il stomach
is sour. tongue coated, breath bad, re-
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-04-27
AL DEMAREE SOLD TO DENVER
Veteran Major Pitcher Is Transferred
From Seattle to Western
League Club.

President Jim Boldt of the Seattle
club of the Pacific Coast league an
nounces that arrangements have been
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19
INvITAR E

) Dl 81 D-na Eronim Verdea din
Erie, Pa au Onoare de a invita- pe
toate rudeniile pc toti pretinii 81
cnnoscntii din loc 81 jur de a lua
parte la petrecerea 81 masa, care
sc va da ell ocazia BOtezului
fiului lor ERONIM, care va avea
l0c Sambatal seara i'm % Aprilie
1922 in Hala Societatii 'Tlpia
Traiana'' din 1888 Penn ave. Pc.
trecerea Sc va incepe la orele G
p. N. Nasi yor ii Ill Aehim 81 d-na
Ana Radu din comuna Crihalma
jud. Tarnava-Mare, Romania.
! Muzica Nationala Romano dir
loc va, ,distra onor. oaspeti cn celf
mai frumOase arii de dams 81
'Canteee rationale.
In speranta ca ne yeti onora
Ell prezenta D-yoastra pana la
revedere ramanem asteptanduva
eu toata dragostea.
ts2 & 94). lsrihtii ii Nasii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19

Columbus. Filmele lni Fatty
Arbuckle au incepnt 50 fie re-
luate de nou in programele cine
matografelor. Deocamdata san
relasat trei filsne. Unul din aceste
a fost presentat' deja in Gin.
cinpati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19
STABILIREA
PRETURILOR
MAXIMALF
tooNTINUARD pB rE pAGIHA u.


respectate s'a institute 0 comisi,-
he compus;i din d-nii Varga pre-.
sedinte. un professor della Academic
de Agricultural. d. sef-medic-vete
rinar Tofan lulu Terches din par
tea consumatorilor. d. Lazar Decei
presedintele restauratorilor. +
Folk (cafeneaua Park. Carol Re
ii, un delegat al Camerei de Co
merit 81 oil. Popovici pfefectul po
litiei.
Atributiunile acestei comisiun
sunt de a observa ca 81 la celelaltt
mancari nemaximate vanzatorii 81
nu vmda mai scump decat Gu III
castig de 30 la suta.
In caZ cOntrar ca va rapOrta a.
baterile forurilor judecatorest
pentru darea in judecata a specu
latorilor.
Preturile maximale att la res
taurante, cafenelc eat 81 la mace
larii vor intra in vigoare della data
de Vineri., 81 Martie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19
cOitv0GlRE

Sncietatea Rornana de Auto,
81 CulturA ''Desteapta-te Romant
|Hora Unirii' din Detroit, Mich
Convoaca pc toti menlbri de lua
parte Ia sedinta generala extra
'ordinara care va avea loc Dumi
fneca % Aprilie a. 6. in Hala So
eietatii de sub M. 1923 Farms
worth Str.
$ediAta Sc deschide IL orelt
z p. Tot metnbrii snnt rugat
de q lua parte Ia aceasta sedinta
Avand mai mnlte cllestii inpor
tAnte de discutat.
Toti acei buni Romani doritorI
'de . deteni niembri acestei man
'dra soeietste stint Rueati I ven
y aceesaa sedinth. va agtepAn
~ drag.
a. y y, 4 y1asl1l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19

Judecatornf Westenhaver de Ia
curtea federalx districtuala va
judeca in sesiunea aceasta cazuri
Ieivile pana in II Mafu. Ell Sc va
'duee apoi Ia Keanestown unde va
tinea tribuael paas in Innie esna
va relua eaenrile criminale in
Cleveland.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19

Orasul New York cheltuieste
pc an 10000 dolari ell cufatitul
strazilOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19
.INF0RMAT|UN|


New Lexington. O. c. l..
Chute, contr0lorul judetulni Per-
ry, fost srspendat din Oficiu in
urma unei acuzatii ca a defrau-
dat. A f0st numit en- conducerea
agendelnr de controlor J. w.
Quinn, din Corning.
Washington. In congresul
StatelOr Unite Sc va introduce O
,lege care va regula chestia Gu te-
'legrafla fara sirma. Legea este
facuta de comitetul rediOtelegra-
fic al ministrului de comert Hoo
yer, Sub directia deputatului
Wallace Fl. White jr. din Maine.
Iegea intruneste increderea tu-
Juror membrilOr congresului asa
ca Sc crede ca va Fl votata Gu
unanimitate 81 de senat 81 de
camera.
st. Louis, Mo. = ''Crusada de
ramnestie'' plecat All la Wash.
FingtOn ca sd obtina relasarea pri-
.sonierilor politici. Doua -zecf 81 pa
,tru femei 81 copii din Missouri,
Arkansas, Texas 81 Oklahoma All
,plecat la Washington unde yor
|ipcerea sa yorbeasca Gu prese-
dintele Harding ca sd ohtina re-
lasarea eondamnatilor politici.
Cinci locnitori din vecinatatea
unni post de pompieri, strada E..
Saith siSt. Clair ave. au facnt o
plansoare sefuluf pompierilor Cd
|capitanul de pornpieri William
u. Logan s'a desbracat la ferea-
|stra, Gu lumins aprinsa in camera
81 Gu perdeana ridicata. Una din
femei este doamna Elizabeta Ko-
|vacs, 81 ceilalti STUNT to. cnnoscuti
III rudepii de al ei. Consilierul
| -,
Damn cerut lui MARTINEZ, direc-
torul sigurantei, ca sa suspende
din oficiu pe Logan pans &c nu
se "a face inyestisatia.
Wankegan, III. Procesul gu
FeFnerului statului Illiaois, car.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19

Rev. Alfred d. Brown din New
York zice ca de cand femeile
poarta rOchii scurte centimentul
religios la barbati scazut GU 90
la suta. = In orr ce caz bine cd
sc mentine la femei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19
DACA vREI

Sa nu fntinzi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in caz cand al ramas
Hra o mana sau un picior in
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. r. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19
DIN fl)cA c)l0flUuU|

Canada a ialesnit la 1900 fosti
soldati in razboiu Stabilirea lor la
Iferme adordandu-le nm imprumut
spana la 5000 dolari de fie care.
,pentru plata pamantului, unelte
de munca 81 locuinta. Din acestia
numai I la snta au parasit gospo-
.daria lor 81 recoIta mului trecut
|cnltivata de acesti fosti soldati Sc
evalueaza la $4,000. 900 dolari.
il
Gu s0sirea d-nei Margot Ia
Londra s'a sfil'sit vaeanta lui
Asquit.
u,
Fetele din liceil din Fargo,
North Dakota au fost instruite
Idle consiliul scolar ca anul acesta
Esa poarte rochii a caror poale
trece cu eel putin patru degete in
jos de genunchi. = Numai de n ar
patti casi consiliul scolar din Iowa.
-
La monetaria tarii din San
|Francisco sd bate pc ri 100000
dolari de argint.
50
Rev. Alfred d. Brown din New
York Zlce ca de cand femeile
fpoarta rOchii scurte centimentul
religios la barbati Scazut GU 90
Fla Suta. = In orr ce caz e bine cd
Sc mentine la femei.
@
Intre prostul care aprinde un
chibrit intro pulberie 81 care Sc
lndragosteste de nevasta altuia
nu escte nici o diferenta. ST actiu-
nea oelui dintaiu ca 81 celui din
urma produce explozie 81 ambii
stunt expusi sa ajunga pc mantle
ciOclilor.
"a
LLOYD George. fiindca Sc simte
ell musca pc cacinla. zice ca inal-
tlmea unui ON Sc cOnsideri de la
barbic in sus.
q
La bale Erculiane an fost in
scrisi 15S alegatori 81 candidatul
partluului liberal obtinut 1872
voturi. Ne prindem ca nici pro-
fesorul Einstein MI in stare sa
eNpllce aceasta relativitate Val
toneista.
-
Orasul New York cheltuies.e
pc an 10000 dolari ell curatitul
strazilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19
O IDILA,


Pc druaeagul din pddure
De mcsteacdmi streiuit,
A plecat din sat IN cdrdari
}'ete mdn6lre la 'Hdlbit.
Si-a rdmas IN urmd Rica, s
C0pil bldAd ca ochii verzi,
In udIccdua nnde MtM
Paste turmd hi de iezt.
I'm cacdl s'aude n tdind
Cum s'apropie de ca,
Pc cdnd el din crdng rdsore
Cdatdnd resel prin rdlcea.
Sc sdrese. Ell dd so printld,
Ea din drun,u-i s'a fe,it
81, cu degetul la gurd,
"FH camiate!'-a soptit.
Dar fac pace. Pdnd 'n senrd
Stand oldturi, culeg flori,
lar de dragul Tor intruna
Cdntd n crdng pririghetori.
Vasile Dem. Bradul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19

Aoihii Nt iuADOIu w dI ASdN IlSS
Stamps) sunt sfatuiti de directo-
rul postei din Cleveland, mr..
Murphy, ca sa lie pastreze pana in
Januarie 1923. Ele vor representa-
o yaloare GU 13 la snta mai mare
decat acum. Dl Murphy spune ca
aceste marci. earl All fost clmpa-
rate i'm 1918 en- 1886. acum valo-
reaza 926 dofari. lar i'm | lanuarie
1923 guyernul lie va cumpara pe
toate GU cate $1,000. Ca guverhul
sa poata face aceasta operate, a
ennis hartie de valoare. numita
Treasury Savings Certificate, Ell
denominatie de $1,000. 800 81 S25.
ee costa suma de cate $500, $50,
respective 500 Ele poarta inte-
res de 4 81 jumatate la suta 81
peste cinci ami guvernul le va res
cumpara Gu cate $1,000 800 res
peetive 500. la fiecare biurou
postal So pot cumpara astfel de
certificate.
San Antonio. Texas. -S'a Gre
zut ca ell moartea suroril0r Rla-
zek nu mai sunt 'gemeni shame
ST.. I'm San Antonio insa traiesc
doua fetite, Violet 81 Daisy, Hill
ton. de l6. ami. Ele sunt prinse
laolalta prin Hceleasi organe prin
earl au fost Rosa 81 JOsefa Rla.
EEK earl au murit i'm Chicago Gu
cateva saptamani i'm urma. Ele
sunt fete normafe 81 sunt fru-
.moase 81 vesele. Ambele cetesc Gu
mare placere 81 lie place multi
teatrul. Parintii dor sunt oameni
cu stare buna. Gemenele an fost
educate aca&. de un instructor
privat caci parint;i lor Sc temeau
sd lie trimita Ia scoala ca starea
lor sd nu atraga batjocura copii-
ior. Ele sunt f0arta inteligente.
Snrorile Hilton representa- cele
mai in etate gemene 'siamese'
IN viata. Surorile Black an fos1
de 40 ami cand an murit, iarfratii
Eng 81 Chang, adevaratii ge.
meni din Siam au fpst de 63 cand
All murit.
Curtea de APPEL din Cleveland
va lua All in discutie recursul I'M
Dominic Benigno care este con.
damnat la moarte pentru partes
sce-a avut-o la a asasinarea lui
Sly 81 Tanner, fabricanti. Advo-
eatii lui an cerut un process nou
.judecatorii fnSarcinati zen revi.
zuirea cazufni sunt Francis Ha.
milton, Wade Gushing 81 Robert
q. Buchwalter.
Columbus. Filmele lni FATTY
Arbuckle au incepnt Sd fie re.
lnate de nou in programele cine
matografeior. Deocamdata san
relasat trei filme. Unul din aceste
"a fost presentat' deia in Gin
cinpati.
80
Judecatornf Westenhaver de Ia
curtea fedemlx districtuala va
judeca in sesiupea aceasta cazuri
,eivile pana in II Mafu. Ell Sc va
duee apoi Ia Neanestowa unde va
tinea tribuael 0aaS in Ianie esnd
va relua eaearile erimmale in
Cleveland.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19

LLOYD George. fiindca Sc simte
ell musca pc caclnla. zice ca inal-
tlmea unui ON Sc cOnsidera de la
barbie in sus.