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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
FORTY-s|X GRADUATE
FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL
shall Principal Following Close
OF Aiilwintcr Term.
NEW TERM BEGINS TOMORROW
High School Graduates Have Proved
the Excellence OF Their Training
Along Many iincs-Opportuniti
Created by the War.

Following Il strenuous period Of mid
year examinations, John MirEhaii 'tiSu
school announced last night the ii", OF
graduates of tic class Of January. lolS.
The list il Il long ono IN spite OF
the war. carrying. as il does. forty
six names John Marshall High School
GRADUATES have proved the cNcnllenca
Of their training along many lines in
the rast and the cSiscnGic" or war
lave brought 10 them nam: oppoT-
;unltics for service in widely varying
fields OF activity Reorganization 20.
the work OF the new term will begin
tomorrow. Tho list OF graduates and
the courses taken are as follows:
Virginia Prince Bailey, elective.
Grace Virginia Datllins. elective.
Sam Bcndhci,n. lr.. Latin.
Eva Elizabeth Bcveridee. elective.
kathleen BoNden. elective.
Mae katherine Bradley. elective.
Mabel l:unicc Eritton, elective.
Hester Beverley Eruce. Latin.
Lucy Hamilton BrySoa, manual arts.
Russell r. Cobb. manual arts.
Mamie Foster Crump. Latin.
Esther Virginia Davis. elective.
Helen dc Shongc Dennis. elective.
Irving Terrill Duke. Latin.
JuliG. Antoinctte Dunn. commercial
Moll!c Burton DuNal. Latin.
EusScl, W. EaHes elective.
Essc Gertrude Ehrstcin, Latin.
Philip Forman. elective.
Miriam T.. Francis. Latin.
Marion Franklin Cary. elective.
Bernhard C:asser. elective.
Annie Louisa Gemmcll, elective.
Florence Maitland Gill. clcctiv..
Lillian c. Harris. elective.
Lois Amelia IIcndriclt, elective.
Mary Thclma Hill. Latin.
Avis Pcarlnan lilisman, elective.
Virgil Waller Holiday. elective.
C;wendolyn Mary Jewett. elective.
Melvin r. Jones. elective.
Louise Vivian I."zotto. elective.
Frank j. alanhart, Latin.
Jesse Clement Mastcn, elective.
Paul Regis McFall. elective.
Frank l.. Melton. elective.
katherine G.; Melton. elective.
Louise Eererl" Mills. manua! arts.
Alfred Nolan. elective.
Lillian Crsnshaw Pulliam. elective
Bernice Dcnoon Pu7t!ic. Latin.
George Carter Eichwinc. elective
Lucille T. Robertson. elective
Georgia l.. Scrusss. manual arts.
Aaron Se'dc.. Latin.
Mary Y. Stitll. commercial.
Wake: pabney Stuart. Latin.
Sophie TAYLOR. elective
Nova SiHclairc Tomn :sius. elective.
iieulah Roya, Tucker. Latin.
Virginia Dazelwood Via. elective
Thomas Eoyd Washington. Latin.
Lorine Whitloch. elective
Helen Gould Wilkes Latin.
ola Byrd Williams, elective.
Ju!.ct Lee WoolSon. Latin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
BARBER UNDER ARREST
Morris HlumherE Accused of Having
Liquor In His Locker al
ShOn

Norris Blumberg. barber. was ar
rested by Patrolmcn Sweet and Lump
Kin last night, charged with storing
and keeping ardent spirits in a place
other than his bona tide home. The
warrant stated that the barber had
liquor in his locker in the shop.
j. r. Towscy and r. r. Rawlings
were arrested, charged with drinking
in "A public place. Detectives Bertucci
and Duffy took Charles Earncs and
George Williams into custody on the
charge of importing ardent spirits
L.. j. Hall was charged in warrants
lodged by the Virginia Carolina supply
Company and the l.. Eronm Baking
Company with obtaining merchandise
under false pretenscS
John l.. Robinson. co!ored. was taken
to First Station by Patro,rnaa Lump
kin. charged with being a "slacker.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
3 POWERFUL FORCES IN |
PUT UP IN LIQUID FORM

Irona
up III iHu" Only
Of
foods
or
have OF
the
in
The l. patro 'O''''
ySuGcr
: 'oN'e =
Ironisr w-panu
( Inc. sew York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
HOLD BENEFIT DANCE
inrs~ Crowd Throngs Gra.s' Armory
FOR Merry Rpd Successful
tnnJr.

With 4 floor crowded with 600 or
more dancers. the Nero squadron Jazz
Band in fun swing. Rcd Cross nurses
presiding over the rcfroshmcnt stands
aud = ;soodly number % men in uni
form. the dance given ny the knights
OF Columbus Inst night in the Grays'
'Arin"ry WAS merry and financially
successful affair. The balconies and
the stands We're drapcd IN American
naEI. ana at tho lower end Of the hall
was hung tho t;rays' service naG. rep
rcscntinS tho full quota Of men now
il The service.
The entire proceeds Of tho entertain
mont went to tho knights of Column
bus war fund. to he spent for the bcnc-
Et of the men in tho training camp.
and overseas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
1T WAS NOT HERCULES
Police Accuse Two Men of Theft OF
fierce OF lard Weighing
100 Pounds.

1t developed last nigh, tha; il wa;
not = Hercules who stole tho heavy.
'ierce of lard from the front OF til.
August Grocery Company's store on tho
evening If January a6. Two colorcd
mon. with the assistance OF ono hors,
and wagon, COMPRISED the outfit ca :
pablo OF removing the 400 pounds OF
precious lard in such a mysterious
manner. L. Il. EallinSs and T. Il. Zen
jaalin are the men WHOM, tho police
have accredited with doing the job.
An investigation and arrest b. Dctcc-
tive Serseaats Wiltshire and Atkinson
placed tho colorcd mon in custody n,
First Police station charged with the
theft.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
NEW SYSTEM ADOPTED
FOR HANDLING ANTHRACITE
local Fuel Commission and Coal
Dealers Agree on
Plan.
ALL ORDERS TAKE THEIR TURN
Orders Go Directly TO Dealers .Ac-
companicd by Affidavit That Only
Anthracite Can BE 3urncd-lEN-
ccptions Arc Noted.
Adopt New System Of
Anthracite Distribution

s, \ new system. simplifying the
distribution of anthracite coal 10
houschoIdcrs ,yaS adopted yesterday
by Joint agreement Of the 1ocnl fuel
comrniSStob and local Retail Coal
Dealers Association 10 take enect
tomorrow morning. Orders FROM
household consumers must he Si'cu
to dealers accompanied hy sworn
affidavit nud will not I've taken
through tho local fuel commission
as heretofore.
There Mill he no preferential de-
lifrrtes. m nj deliveries TO house
holders nrc to he made i'm order
received by tho dealers. Only half
ton deliveries of Spliut and lump
eonl arc to br nndc for the next
fifteen days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

commission 10 postpone on account Of
condition OF streets.
u. Dealers must not take orders for
nut. stove or egg anthracite until the
'oal is actually in place for delivery.
Dealers may deliver nut, stove
or egg anthracite to peddlerS. Grocers.
stores and industries only on the order
of tho commission.
s. Dealers are required TO report the
arrival or both hard and prepared
sizes soft coal by telephone 20 tho Office
o. this commission
III" foregoing restrictions Will he re-
moved so soon as local conditions per-
Nit, The fullest cooperation OF the
dealers is imperative.
ES' order Federal Fuel Commission
Of Richmond.
A. EEIRNE; BLAIR.
Chairman
Approved Retail Coal Dealers AsSo-
citation.
WALKER CoTTRELl..
Chairman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

having sna,chcd TIL purse OF Maudc
Stratton Oh January - Mrs. Sluar,
was passing rwcnty-iirst and Grace
Streets about y o'clock last night when
Jackson stepped up to her and do
mandcd money. II was stated ut tic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

colonel John w. Richardson. super
ihtcndcnt oftpublic buildings, is work
ing Tor an increase of - per cent In
saiarics for ianitors. elevator operators
ana other employees around the Cap
i'oi. Some OF these men get only 500
Il month Colonel Richardson believes
an increase will be granted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Enlarge coa, Mining in wise.

WISE. VA, February 1T is
earned here tina, Roanoke parties.
ohm l.. Guernsey & Co. have leased
lie f:c!!in Coal Company's mines in
III county. aud viii soon have a LARGE
ol,c Of hands Al work in taem. large
Y increasing tho output. and building
louscS at Ecllim for the large nu:..-
Der Of new workmcn that viii hc
rnllcl into scrXicc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Arrives Safely I'm France.

Eugene Milton Moore has arrived
"a frly IN France. according TO informa
ton just received by his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James y. Warde. Mr.. Moore
lott Richmond July - for Fort Thomas.
Ky. aud joined the EiShtysccon hvia-
ton Construction Squadron.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Here and There
in the Legislature

Major James y. S,ubbs one OF the sur.
NL'orS OF the 1870 disaster in tho lIouSe
or Delegates. when !, gallery collapsed.
SIZZLING several, is working 10 nave Il
'aoiet placed III the CAPITOL in mem :
cry OF those who were killed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
iclict comes instantly,

y dose taken cvery two hours until
three doses are taken Will end grippe
misery and break UP n severe cold
either In tho head, chest. body or limbs.
j, promptly opens clogscd-up nos
;rils and air passages in tho head stops
mast" discharge or nose running. &c
iicEcs SiciS hcada che. dizziness. fcvcrish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
CAUGHT IN THE ACT
Three Young Men Hold Man Accused
az Attacking Woman Until
Police Arrive,

Three young men last night seized
and held Preston Jackson. colorcd. just
after no had attacked and attempted
10 rob Mrs. w. l.. stuart until Ser
Seant Il. L.. Brown, who was nearby
arrived and put Kim under arrest.
Who Is :il:n sii..rict> .. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
On General stan.

NaJor Ph'lip iaXall Bag by. son OF
MRS. George W. EaGhy. OF R:cnn1ond
latciT returned from foreign service in
China, has been appointed on Tie CEN
e:Hl staff, and is now on duty at the
War Department IN WashinSton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Husgy Wheel, and Autn pnr.,

OXFORD, " G.. Tebrua-y o.-Tae
Garman Wheel Company has been in
corporated with $4,000 capital stocl,
20 manufacture buggy wheels III this
city. The now company viii also man
ufacturc automobile supplies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

police station that after shc refused
him. he struck her ami knocked her
down. Frank Giannotti. c. 6. Britton
ana w. j.. Yates heard the woman
scream and caught Jackson. lie WA,
Eater tae"n to Inc First Police Sta
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

Delegate John White Stuart is visit
ing his brother. Captain Harry g.
stuart. at Columbia, :. &. lie will re-
turn III time to attend to-dayS session
OF the General Assembly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Meets .NIuntlny Ni.ht

owing 10 the revised ruling OF !'uel
administrator Byrd. tho regular meet
J"2 Of syracuse Lodge. Knight Of
l'5thiss. will. BE- held ~ the home. ST.
East Mafsha!i street, Monday night at
O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

Following in the wakc o: many
cities throughout, tho country tina,
have outlined, adopted and rromul-
gated various schemes for faeil!tat
ilg deliveries OF anthracite - domcs-
tic customers. Richmond, through its
authorized local fuel commission, viii
io-picrrow put into effect a system
providing for more adequate delivery
and greater efficiency in administers
ton. This new system has met with
the approval Of the Retail Coal Deal
crs' Association Of tile city. and is
expected greatly 10 relieve the local
comm iSsion.
One Of the outstanding features OF
ihs new system is placing the TWEEN
trxfour coal dealers, under the general
supervision Of the local fuel commits
siar. Under tho old regime ii was =
difiicui, matter 10 chccl. M TO sec
K TN: rules were fully adhered to.
but now with only the dealers to check
q tremendous load win be ;alScn from
tho shoulders g! tho fuel commission.
Tho commission wiii no longer lie an
interccsscr for houscholdcrs. All tclc-
naonc calls to Chairman Elars Office
'Ill mean only n useless expenditure
oSsenerey. Not tina, the local fuel
commission refuses 10 render assist
pelyides that all orders must be made.
not 10 Mr.. Blair but to i dealer not
gore than twentyfour squares away.
i1ss as before the appearance OF alb
noye'al conditions ncccssituting ;uc
csSa,ion OF a fue! commission.
EACE APPLICANT
81. MUST FILE ATEIuANIT
nlspeh applicant Tor anthracite coal
"tQ be required to tic an affidavit,
hr H.
o5taincd. making cath that tic heat
Ma, q ppaTatus for which the coal is in
.endc6 Will burn only tina; kiud OF fuel;
aIso that no. moro than three days
suDply is III tho possession Of tho APP
nDcant a; the time Of ordering aud
ineht lays lin bii;y for - ii"e Of 500
and followed by the agreomcu; that
means will lie procured Tor burning
soft coal or wood
Tho aiidavits thus Ned WIN be for
WardsG by tho twcuty-fo,rr dealers to
The fuel commission, where the at
icniion OF tho commission Win be de-
otcd 10 checking UP. 80 shat coal can
not he ordered from more than one
dealer 1T time. IL such attempts
re discovered arrests VIII be followed
- prosecution.
some OF The mail: restrictions placed
On dealers prohibit orders for am
ihrar;'c which they have not on hand
a. the time. 'rhcy are also required
% rcpor, all receipts oil All kinds q!
-" 10 tho fuel commission ~ soon
- !: arrives.
INSTRUCTIONS AnE ISSUED
.N TO COAL DEALERS
lns;suc:io,M issued 10 local coal
Dealers follow:
!. Nut and stove anthracite may only
ec sold in "e-ha!t ton lots o. lass. 10
In. 1.-Ng ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Weekly weather Eorern>,

Unsettled weather Will prevail during
'hc first part of the week, followed by
snow or rain on Wednesday and again
at the cnd Of the week. Higher tenn
rcraturcS vii! prevail throughout the
WcClt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
The Weather

Forecast; Virginia
0l-SCo 1850 ~ nSet led and
& slightly WAT m e T.
!: 81:
an probably light rain
az Sundn! and Monday.
~4@ North Carolina
IWN Unsettled md slight
E NV IL warmer. probably
w light rain SUNDAY
~N md Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
l.utnl Rainfall.

Ia 'nt:tII last twelve llourS. ........ %,
Rainfall last twcnty-four hours. -,
Excess in rainfall since March L.. AS
ENccss in rasniall sincc JanuarE l. ..Gl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

inc House Committee on Appropria-
lions is the hardest working body OF
cithcr branch Of the General Assem-
Ely. II holds day and night scsSion1
nearly every day. and Chairman brewer
Says he is determined to have tho gen
efai appropriation bill ready within
ten days OF adjournment time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
CONDITIONS ~ IMPORTANT CITIES

Temperature. Is: humidity. ~: wind
direction. southeast: wind velocity, =
miles; weather. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

The budget bin favored by Governor
Davis and introduced IN both the Sen
ate and the House. will probably be
reported out Of the House Committee
on Appropriations early this week
The Senate Finance Corm!tice has al
ready given favorable report. There
AFRO some points in the bin that do not
entirely please the Iious. co-,mitt..
however. and there may he some .op1o-
sition TO it OF the floor Of the House
Ihcre seems 10 bc little doubt thaa the
bVdSet system will be adontcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

The MeetzeSt Claire election case
VIII probably be settled this week.
This is the only incident OF contested
seat in the House for this term. Dele
gate Mect2c expresses 40 fear shat he
viii be oustcd, and claims that the CON
test is the result Of tho rings" cTo-.
10 uiscredit him with his constituents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Local barometer Headings.
Local Observations Mt : p. VI.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

WALK Ell COTTRELI..
Chairman
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Der Nitreiienoe.

Mus Dem neiitraIen IusIono miro
bieies luitige unb mabre @eldJidtd)en
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@ebeimnii1e bes Ghlafes.

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fam. 4uBeroem piro oilrf) cine Sc.
eintrd6tiglng Der Nadtr1tbe a1ld) bic
piftige ausi6eiouns bes GbIors ae-
itort. 6ie ionft pdbren6 oes CAGES am
ltdrfiten lit, aber na1 elmer 5hlafIo.
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3 bis 7 llbr morgens Der Son, nab.
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bdnst, Dos 3u erfldren muB Der mel.
teren Joridruna iIberlaien bIeiben.
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SANTA FEE Il. & G. N. Depot

$50. 2-gfah lem 9ioroen BORN. 500
$50. 6-Hn6 benz Noroen ahs. 3:l5
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ARTESIAN BELT r. r.
q. & G.. N. Depot)

Mnflinft-
so. 2o2-scn gbriftine. .nudm. 4:4b
abfdhrt-
SO. 2o1-0ad ghriitine. porm. 500
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S. A. & A. P.

NHtunff-
80. 12-8on aiiitenorten nadm. 2:05
Ho. 14lWon 9oulfon mnb &iis
itenorten ...... morgenS sos
SO. 16-Ton Soiliton L.. Mnco abs. 7.05
go. 41-@on aerrnille. MIR an
S%onntdger ...... nbenoS $40
go. 43-8on Herrpinv td9I. nbos. OILS
SO. 155-8on aerrnile nnb Camp
Stanlep, tiel. ~ausgenommen
Sonntng. 9smiiht. .abenos $3.50
Gbfahrt-
$50. t1-Nah Corpus gbriiti,
6ouitou u,lO 8aco BORN. 9:25
9o.13-Nad 3onfton n.&iite abs. 1890
go. 15-Na6 aenebD ..nadm. 1875
90. 42-Nnd aerrbiIIe, nlr an
an Sonutageu .mras. 7:45
Ns. 44-Noh aexrbiIe, tdgl. nd)m. 4 80
$40. 156-Nad &errniue unb Comp
StanIep, sentifdter Slis. tdas
lid. uiisaen. Sonnfn9 inras. 1880
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.......... nahmittdgs .4:45
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SUI biefem 3Dede offeriert ii6 Die
1RitbiiIfe nIIer ibrer Depnrtements. Oie
ueiiert Staten - Srn9t tpie Ynfiaee =
iDerben ben Benmten Des WerfebrS : Des
pnrtements bieI yelegenbeit bieteu mi
jie tuer0en iibeluH germ bebiilfIid fem,
be Nnfpenoung ooer MISUNDERSTANDING
tiefcr Staten an erfldren, 10 bdB bic Bas
trpne ben gerin9iten Grab bon Uer5oges
RING ODER 1IrbeQuemIibfeit inbe3ig all
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Die gerpaltuns.
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rihtigen Beg.
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Sictpria Eirif on.

Anfunft-
No. 301-Sdglid bon SouIton.
Bort 9anncn. 8ictpria uno
Guero ....... abenos 1905
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Ho. 302-Sdelid mad guero. Bic
torio. Bort 2apaea uno
0ouitpn ........ abeilos S:15
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-29

influenze.Ks. Bojanowski dom ten
przygotowaf spccyalnie do tego
uzytku.
Boston Financial News Il dnia
80 pazdziernika zamieszaja via
domosc redakcyjna, re Niemcy
wzieli pod ufage zarzadzenia, ably
przcciwdzia}ac propagandzie pol
-skiej W Poznanskicm.
Rochester Chronicle z dnia "a
pazdziernika zamicszcza notatke,
re W Rochester kosciclnc towarzy
stwo nieustajacej Pomocy~ PREY
.parafii Sw. Stanislawa zakupi}o
bond6w wolnosciowych "a $500
Albany Press 2 dnia "a pazdzie
rnika .zamieszcza wiadomosc re
Polacy w Albany zakupili bon--
dow wolnosciowych "a $337, 900.
Pittsburgh Dispatch z dnia "a
pazdziernika drukuje artykn} -
"Poland next W kt6rym oswald
cza re sprawl polska wzieta be-
die pod uwage Waszyngtonu po
sprawie czocho slowackiej.
Boston Monitor z dnia 25 paz-
dziernika zamieszcza telegram z
New Yorku W kt6rym powiada,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-29

re kurs rubli rosyjskich spad} W
kodzi z 2 m. Is pf. do l III. Is
pf.
49, San Francisco Republican Z d.
20 pazdziernika zamieszcza wiado
nose, re uniwersytet chicagoski
rozpocza} druk rozprawy-"The
Polish Peasant in Europe and
America
. New York Sun Z dnia % paz-
dziernika zamiescza wzmianke o
przyjezdzie II zolnierzy polskich
z .armii polskiej z por. Chodzka
IA. czele.
F.: New. York Telegram z dnia q
:pazdziernika zamieszcza wiado--
NOSE, lie w Mount Morris Thea
tire ma temat ''zywi W Rosyi i
Polsce". pirzemawiac bedzie PAM
Turczynowiczowa. Przemawiac
ma tez rabin Godrstein, Prof. P1a
ton Brunoff spiewac bedzie rosyj
skie pieSni.