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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-22
SENATE REPORT
ARRA|CNS u. S.
AIRCRAFT WORK
One Man Control Urged to
Speed up Production of
Planes.

WASHINGTON, Aug 22.-The long
awaited report of the Senate Military
subcommittee investigating air craft
production was submitted with a
scathing arraignment of details in the
early days of the war. A review OF
improved conditions and recommen.
dation for the creation of new sep
arate department of aviation with a
cabinet officer at its head.
Failure to adopt successful foreign
airplanes and motors, waste Of mil
lions of dollars of aircraft appropria.
tions, dominance of the airplane pro-
gram by inexperienced automobile
manufacturers: ''unsystematic and
ineffective" organization, and exces
sive profits to manufacturers are
among the criticisms made by the
subcommittee of which Senator Thorn
as of Colorado, was chairman.
Disclaiming wholesale condemna-
tion of the aircraft program the sub
committee praised much that has
been accomplished and predicted "we
are approaching a period when quaint
ity production of planes soon may be
hoped for The report is impersona
and says all question of dishonesty or
official corruption are left to the de-
partment of justice inquiry conducted
by Charles E. Hughes.
Congress is Blamed.
While condemning chiefly the fail
ure under the former air craft pro-
duction board and signal corps con
troll and noting great improvement
since John d. Ryan and Major Gen.
Kenly were placed in charge of the
production and military branches, the
committee strongly urges "one man
control in the future. Part of the
blame for poor organization at the
start is assigned to congress.
Stating that much. can be said 'in
extenuation Of disappointment in air
craft production" the committee's S
long report details. delays and fail
urcs, including transportation to Gen
eral Peshing of defective machines
during more than a years effort to Sc
cure domination of the air on the
fighting front.
In suggesting without attempting to
fix definite responsibility that favor
itism had been shown by the old air
craft board in placing contract, the
committee says the presence of Day
ton interests on the board and the
les has provoked, and we think justly
of the public comment which made the
investigation Imperative
The Dayton, Wright and Curtiss
companies are declared to have been
given great advantage over their
competitors"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-22
ALIENS SHOT FOR
ATTACK ON GUARD

SALT LAKE CITY. Aug. 22.-Seven
enemy aliens of the third war prison
camp at Fort Douglas are in the post
hospital with their bodies full Of buck
shot as the result of an attack upon
a prison guard yesterday, it became
known today.
All of the seven were more or less
severely wounded, it is reported, but
only one is in serious condition
The names of the prisoners wound
ed will not be made public until a de
tailed report of the matter is sub
mitted to Washington.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-22
TORNADO SWEEPS
MINNESOTA TOWN;
s. ARE KILLED
One Hundred People Injured
and Entire Building District
is Destroyed.
(By Associated Press>

TYLER, Mimi, Aug. 22.-Between
80 and 35 persons were killed and
more than 100 were injured by the
tornado which struck Tyler about 10
o'clock last night and tore the town
to pieces in a twinkling. Twenty
seven bodies have been identified.
The tornado tore through the heart
of the town sparing only one building,
motion picture theatre in which 200
persons were sheltered The greatest
loss of life was in a restaurant. Eigh-
teen persons wele in the place when
the brick wall collapsed. Sixteen per-
sons were killed and the other two
were seriously injured.
tornado striking Tyler, Mimi, town
Of LOO inhabitants in the southwest
ern part of the state at o'clock last
night, destroyed the entire business
section, part of the residence district,
and caused deaths estimated from fifty
to 125, according to information given
out by Great Northern Railway Off
cials early this morning.
The buildings destroyed include
three banks, the power house. and five
general stores. Three solid blocks of
business district were razed and the
resident districts, east and west Of
the town we're swept.
A Chicago and Northwestern passen-
ger train passing through Tyler was
thrown from the track Twelve pas
sengers were killed and a number
| injured.
The hospital was destroyed and at
least one nurse is known to have been
killed.
Twenty bodies had been recovered
from the wrecked buildings at 800
o'clock this morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-22
Merchant Tonnage Loss
During July Is 31,Oll
(By Associated Press.)

LONDON, Aug 22-Merchant ton
mage losses in July due to enemy ac-
ton and marine risk was 313,011,
which makes the total for the quarter
ending with July for allied and neu-
trail countries 959,392 Ships built in
British yards and in foreign yards on
British account in July reduced the
British deficit to 22.311, which COM
pares favorably with the average
monthly deficit during the first six
months of this year of 10000 TONS
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capt. Roger y. Williams, Jr.
LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. %. - Cap
tain Roger D. Williams, Jr., of this
city, now with the A. E. F. in France,
is the youngest regular army captain
in the service. He is twenty-five. He
writes here that he is acting mayor"
of French town. His father, Gen
eral Roger d. Williams, who was re-
tired last April because Of physical
disability, is to resume his duties with
the United States army. He is in
New York now en- route for France,
where he will act as field represen-
tative in the military division of the
Red Cross. Williams. Sr., has seen
thirty-five years service in National
Guard and federal service. He was
with Cooks command at the time of
the Custer massacre and was with
Pershing in Mexico. At the time of
his retirement he was the ranking
brigadier general in the U. S. army.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-22
Austrian Losses in
Italy We're 10000 Men
(By Associated Press.)

LONDON, Aug. 22.-Austrian losses
in the British front in Italy between
June Is and 25, were 10000, according
to advices received here British cas-
ualties in the same period totaled
$500, it is said
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-22
French TROOPS STAND BEFORE TOWN OF N0Y0N
Hand Doun Decision
in Private Car Cast
After Six Years

WASHINGTON, Aug.~22-After six
years of investigation, hearings and
litigations, the interstate commerce
commission handed down decision in
the so-called private car case, holding
that no additional charge shall be
made for freight carried in refrigera-
tor. tank, stock, heater, coal and other
such privately owned cars, except
where the ordinary rates is based in
transportation in other type of car
is cheaper to operate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-22
Ten Ships Added to
u. s.. Marine in Week

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-Ten
ships with a total dead weight ton
mage of 51,700 were added to the
American merchant marine in the
week ending Aug. Is, the shipping
board today announced. Seven of the
ships were steel and three wood
Eight steel vessels and two wooden
ships, total tonnage of $3.50 were
launched during the week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-22
Today's Temperature,
For Wayne County by w. e. Mos

For Wayne County by w. e. Moore
.-Occasional thunderstorms tonight
and Friday.
General Conditions-Thunder show
ers have occurred during the past SO
hours over many portions OF the cen
tral states. The weather continues
unsettled for the next SO to 4S hours
with thunder showers generally over
the states. Weather continues very
warm excepting over the northwest
an1 on the Rock Mountain plateaus
where it has been as low as "a &C.
.grees. Torrential rains on gulf coast,
$50 inches of rain at Mobile, Ala.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-22
Huns Protect Treasures
From Bombardment
by Allied Auiators
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-An offic.
ial dispatch from Switzerland made
public today says that the artillery
collections in the museums at Cologne
are to be taken to Cassel and Bruins
wick, where they will be out of dan
ger from allied aerial bonn mbardments
The German newspapers are asking
that the master pieces and treasurers
in the Munich museums be similarly
safeguarded.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-22
HEADS
INTERNATIONAL
BODY IN RUSSIA
ALLIES Form Council to Co-or-
dinate Action in Russia
Bolshevil,i Reinforced.
(Ry Associated fress.)

the Bolshevik declared a state of war
exists between the United States and
Russia, vice council Imbric has lower
ed the United States flag over the con-
sulate at Petrograd, closed the con-
sulate and placed the affairs of the
United States in the charge of the
Norwegian government.
Americans in Petrograd of whom
there are approximately 20, have been
warned to leave the country by the
vice council. The houses were search
ed one is under arrest and one is in
hiding.
tBy Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-In order
to coordinate the effort of the allies
and the United States in Russia an
official dispatch from France today
says it has been decided to create two
international councils, one at Arch
angel including the entente ambassa-
doris under the presidency Of Ameri-
can Ambassador Francis, and the
other at Vladivostok to be composed of
five high officials.
PARIS, Aug. 22-Eugent Regnault,
former French ambassador to Japan,
will represent France on the Inter
allied council of high commissioners
at Vladivostok.
BoLSHEvIk TAKE TOWN
STOCKHOLM, Aug. 22.-Bolshevik
troops advancing along the Omega
river where allied expeditionary forces
are operating have captured the viii
bulletin issued from the '1aborers'
army headquarters on Monday.
LONDON, Aug. % japanese re-
ports received in Tien Tsin and trans
mitted to the Exchange Telegraph
company under date of Tuesday, say
that the Ussuri front, north of Vlad-
ivostok. the Bolsheviki are receiving
substantial reinforcements. The al
lied right wing, it is added is retiring.
PARIS, Aug 22.-The French cruis.
er Kersaint has Joined the other allied
warships at Vladivostok. The cruiser
arrived there on Aug. 13.
DECLARES DISINTERESTEDN
STOCKHOLM, Aug. 22.-The Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger, copy of which has
been received here, asserts that it
has learned on good authority that the
soviet government in Russia has for
mally declared it's disinterestedness in
the Irmer Russian Baltic provinces.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-Swedish
press reports transmitted to the state
department today say that Colonel
Maren, whose status in the Russian
establishment at Petrograd is not
known here, committed suicide by
shooting recently when he was hooted
down during a speech at a meeting in
Petrograd. Col. Maren was ieered up-
on stating that the Germans were in
Kresnoji Selo and intended to march
on Petrograd and remove the soviet
government.
Reports from Finland say that Trot-
zky is at Helsinfors and Lenine, the
Bolshevik premier, is on a German
ship bound for Revel. German press
reports state that Lenine is still at
Moscow and Trotzky at the front
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-22
The Weather

For Indiana, by the United States
Weather Bureau - Probably showers
tonight and Friday, except kair to-
night in south portion. Cooler in the
north portion Friday.
Today's Temperature.
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Do II Now
Do 1t Literally
Do 1t Cheerfully
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-22
BOLsHEvIk TAKE TOWN

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 22.-Bolshevil
troops advancing along the Omega
river where allied expeditionary force:
are operating have captured the vii
bulletin issued from the '1aborers
army headquarters" on Monday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-22

Do 1t Now
Do 1t Literally
Do 1t Cheerfully
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-22
(Ry Associated Pressl

PARIS. Aug. 22-Eugent Regnault,
former French ambassador to Japan,
will represent France on the Inter
allied council Of high commissioners
at Vladivostok.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-22

PARIS, Aug 22-The French cruis
er Kersaint has Joined the other allied
warships at Vladivostok. The cruiser
arrived there on Aug. IS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18
D-lui G.. Dragoi, Akron, Ohio
Traducere de
NICOLAE DASCOVICI.
(Urnlare).

Dintre toti mosafirii pavilio-
nului, numai ell stiuse sa sc intro
duca la moi 81 mama il iubea. Tata
nu tinea la dinsul 81 Sc purta fata
de el cu politeta severa care mer-
gea pima la jignire.
"A! domnul paj, spnse in fran
tuzeste Malevsky. Stunt fericit ca tie
intilnesc. Ce-ti face fncfntatoarea
regina?
Fata lui frageda 81 frumoasa, mi
era de nesuferit in clipa aceea, lar
ell ma privea Gu un aer att de bat
jocoritor in cit nici nu-i raspunsei.
Tot mai esti snparat? urma
.dfnsul. E pacat sa-mi porti dusma-
ME. Porecla de paj mutt vine della
mine. 81 unde mai puf Cd pajii
stau de object linga reginele lor.
Da-mi voc sa-ti spun Cd mutt fmpli-
nesti bine fndatoririle.
Cum astai
Pajii trebue sd fie intotdeauna
pe lfnga suyeranele lor, pajii trebue
~ site tot ce fac ele, trebue char
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18
G o V o G A r E..

Citiva Romini harnici, de pre-.
zent in Gary New Duluth. Mimi,
covoaca pc toti Rominii la adu-
narea poporala nationala, care Sc
va tinea Dumineca, % Septem-
brie 1918, in hala din 1912 Ca
mmon Ave.
Scopul adunarei e dat Gu ur-
matorul program:
/. Deschiderea sedintei la Z
ore d. a. din partea d-lui George
Duma, a1es ca presedinte Iranja-
tor pc ziua sus numita.
2. Organizarea tufuror Romi-
nilor aflatori in orasul sus nu-
nit, intr'un singur grup.
3. ConstitrArea unei sectiuni a
,.Ligei Rationale Romfne.''
4. Alegerea functionarilor.
). Despre insemnatatea ,,Ligci
Nationale Romfne" din America
va vorbi subscrisul.
6. Eventuale propuneri.
7. fnchiderea adunarei.
Frati Romini!
Bine voiti lua parte la aceas-
ia adunare 81 cu bun rezultat.
Preventative sarbatoreste in III
ua sus numita, caci mari lucruri
ne asteapta, ne va chema sufle-
tele acelora care si-au varsat
singele pc cimpul de lupta 81 vor
zice: moi am jertfit cit am putut.
acum nu lasati pc Gel ramasi in
urma noastra. Uniti-va cu totii
81:
Strigati in lumea larga
Ca Dunarea-i furata,
Prin intriga 81 forta
Viclene uneltiri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18
CINE MA VA fNDEMNA SA
MERG LA SCoALA DE NoAP-

Copii de la scoala de ri due a.
casa indemnuri mamelor sa vie
la scoala de noapte 'sau la clasele
ce Sc tin dupa ce scolarii de ri
au plecat acasa. Adesea baietii
hoy scouts" all instiintari unde
Sc tin clasele, pc care le impart
tuturor. De multe ori prietenii
ce merg din casa in casa va vor-
besc bucuros despre prilejurile
ce va da orasul in care locuiti.
Barbatii stiu despre starea
scoalelor de noapte, fiindca afla
lucrurile astea de la slujbasii o.
ficiului de incetatenire. Cite O.
data Sc arata 1nstiintari la adu-
mari .patriotice.
Ori cind yeti auzi de scoale
de noapte orr de seara, unde att
putea merge, cautati de aflati
ceva despre ele. NJ va temeti ca
veti fl pusi intro clasa prea
mica sau prea mare. Clasele sunt
dupa invatatura pc care a-ti pri-
mit-o, stiinta limbei Engleze, 81
virsta. fnvatatorii va vor pune la
locul nimerit.
Poate ca vo1ti sa va pregatiti
putin inainte de a merge la
scoala. Cartile urmatoare an fost
gasite de mare folos de altii in
tocmai ca D-tra: Lessons in En-
glish for Foreign Women" de
R. Austin (American Book Com
pany, 1913; 35 centi). ,,Foreig-
ners' Manual Of Englesh," by H.
F.. Clark (Harrison; Is Gently
First Reader for Foreigners"
by Sharpe (American Book Com
pany, 1911; 40 Gently
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18

stu bine ce anume n 'avea sa mai
fie asa.
,,Oare Malevsky era eel care a.
yea sa vina in gradina? Poate ca
Sc tradase fara sa vrea. Deaceea are
alta obraznicie. Sau va fl vreun al
tul?" - Gardul gradinei noastre
era foarte sound 81 sc putea sari Gu
usurinta. = I'm orice caz acela ca
re-mi va plea in mini n o sd Sc fe-
licite 81 nu doresc nimanui sd ma
intTlneasca. Vol dovedi la toata lu-
mea 81 Ell, tradatoarei, ii ziceam
,,tradatoase" = ca stu sd ma raz-
bun".
Ma fntorsei acasa 81 scosei din sal
tarul meu un cutit englezesc pc ca
rel cumparasem de curfnd incercai
taisul lamei 81, Gu sprincenele in
cruntate, GU hotarire neclintita, il
ascunsei in buzunar, ca 81 cum asi
Fl fost deprins si>amestecat de mai
multe orr in afaceri de soiul acesta
Inima mi Sc stringea de mimic, 81
pima noaptea statui ginditor 81 ia
cut. Ma plimbam numai, stringfnd
fnsmina cutitul care Sc fncalzise in
buzunar 81 pregatindu-ma dinnain-
te la ceva grozav.
Senzatiile acelea nouii 81 necunos
cute ma stapfniau $; ma preocupau
pima intr 'atita fncit icoana Zinai-
del Sc stersese. Auziam parca in ori
&c clipa:
,,Aleko, tiganusuIe, baiat frumos,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18

Pretul de intrare: pentru stra-
mi 81, lar membrii 81 membrele
Societatii noastre "a cent?.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va fl asortat Gu 'cele
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi
recoritoare.
In speranta ca toate surorile
Societati, Clburi 81 Parochii, pre-
cum 81 toti fratii Romini din loo
81 jur ne vor da tot sprijinul
dior, participind intr 'un numar
cit Sc poate de mare la aceasta
petrecere frumoasa, pima la re-
vedere raminem salut1ndu-va Gu
dragoste adevarat frateasca:
Comitetul aranjator.
N. B. Onoratii delegati 81 oa-
spetii straini vor fl asteptati la
CARA de catre membrii Societatii
ANA Vlad" pentru fl condusi
la hala Societatii noastre.
In numele Societatii ,,Ana
Vlad" din st. Joseph, Mo-:
Iosif Ruja, presedinte
loan Sipos, secretar
III & 13)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18

intilnirea Gu Zinaida 81 cazui pr
gfnduri. -.
Tremurai, mi Sc paru ca aud Ego
motul unei usi ce Sc deschidea, apoi
o usoara pfriiala a unei crengi rup.
tie. Din doua sarituri, ma scoborii
de pc zid 81 statui pironit ,locului..
Pasi grabiti, insa usori 81 preva-
zatori s 'auzeau prin gradina, Sc a.
propiau de mine.
,,Iata-i! Iata-i in sffrsit" Vor.
belle astea imi strabatura inima.
Scosei tremurfnd cutitul dir, ,bu.
lunar 81, tot asa, il desfacu. Ince-
peam sd vad rosu, parul mi Sc sbfr-
lea in cap de mimic 81 de frica. Pa
|sii veheau drept in spre mine. Ma
|aplecai, ma inghemui gaia sa ma as
|vfrl inaintea lor. Sc arata un ON.
Doamne -. era tata.
II cunoscui npmai decit desi Sc in
fasurase n manta si'si trasese sap
ca pc ochi. Trecu pc linga mine, in
virfnl picioarelor, fara sd ma vada
|caci desi nu ma ascundea mimic, dar
ma facusetn asa de mititel Cd cram
aproape una Gu pamfntul.
Gelosul 0thello, gaia sa omoare
se transformers deodata in scolar.
Ma speriasem asa de multi la We
derea tatei in cit in prina clipa nicl
|nu observasem de unde venea 81 in.
cotro Sc ducea. Numai dupa &c Sc
facii iar liniste,s ma gfndii: ,,Ce "a:
Ice tata noAptea prin grad{nas'i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18
1NcUNosT11NTARE.

Pc aceasta Gale incunostiin-
tam pc toti fratii membrii, care
sunt prin alte orase 81 .apartin
Societatii ,,Steaua Romina" din
Indianapolis, Indiana, sa bine
voiasca a-si plati cotele lunare
de $50 cit Sc poate de regulat,
de oare ce in urma hotarirei a.
dunarei generate din acest an
a Uniunii de sc trimite la o.
niune pentru fiecare membru
cite 80 cent? la luna.
Societatea va exclude pc ori
ce. membru care va ranInea re-
stanta mai mutt ca 40 de zile.
In adunarea generala a Socie-
tatii tinuta in ziua de 8 Septem-
bric 1918, s'a hotarit ca toti
membrii aceia care n'au luat
parte la banchet cind a fost
sfintirea drapelelor ,sunt rugati
plati taxa banchetului care e
de $3.50 81 tichetul de intrare
Gu so cent.
Toti fratii membrii care stu
ca sunt in restanta fata de Soci-
etate sunt rugati a-si trimite SUI
ma mai sus numita pc numele
Societatii ,,Steaua Romina No.
Glib w. Washington, Indianapo-
lis, Indiana, care Sc va preda Sc
cretarului financiar, pentru a nu
Sc intimpla neplaceri in viitor,
fratii membrii sunt rugati sa
fie cit Sc poate de punctuali ia.
ia de Societate.
in numele Societatii ,,Steaua
Romina" din indianapolis. Indi-
ana:
N. Tiplicu, presedinte.
George Meiu, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18

sa lie supravegheze ziua 81 noaptea,
adauga el mai meet.
- Ce vrei sd spui?
= Ce vreau sa spun? Mi Sc pare
ca vorbesc destul de4amurit: ziua
81 noaptea. Ziua mar poti slabi We
gherea, caci lumina 81 lume; in
sd noaptea, atunci trebue sa te fe-
resti de vreo nen0rocire. Te sfatu-
iesc sd nu dormi noaptea 81 sd We
ghezi, din toate puterile. Iti amin
testi bine de noaptea din gradina,
l1nga fintfna. Acolo trebue mai a.
les sa stai de pfnda. All sa-mi multu-
mesti.
Malevsky incepu sa rida 81 mi in
toarse spatele. Imi parea ca nu da
destula insemnatate celor ce spu.
nea avea renumele de mare pacali-
tor 81 trecuse drept maestru in arta
de nelinisti pc altii la bal mascat,
lucru la care-l ajuta nult firea Mi
mincinoasa pima Ia incons+ienta din
care'i era zamislista fntreaga fap-
tura. ).
Vroia numai sa ma necajeasca I
Oar fie ce vorba a lui fmi straba-
tn prin toate vinele ca 0 otrava. Mi
Sc urea singele Ia cap.
/ ASA dar, iata ce Sc petrecea,
irni zicearn singnr, bine Nh m 'atra
Igea zadarnic ceva in gradina. Ri las
mo 81 mearga asa" I! strigai tare,
lsi-rni batui pieptul Gu NINA, fara sa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18
N. Tiplicu, presedinte.
George Meiu, secretar.
A V 7 z.

Pc aceasta Gale sunt rugati toti
membrii societatii ,,Raza Lumi-
nei" din Blue Island, III. a lua
parte la sedinta care va avea
loc Dumineca, % Septembrie
1913, la orcle 2 p. m, in hala So
cietatii din loc, care Sc va tinea
Gu scopol de a vinde Liberty
Bond-uri din imprumutul de al
4-lea 81 fiindca Treasury Depar-
lament Liberty Loan Campaign
Committee ne va trimite un Off
Giant la fata locului, neapara-
ia lipsa ca fiecare membru apar-
tinator Socictatii noastre sa fic
de fata.
Avizez special pc FIJI N Popa
81 loan Dobria din Joliet, ILL., 81
pc frate!e Lostru loan Rat din
Chicago, ILL., Cit despre Rominii
care nu apartin Societatii, e la
voia dinSilor, de vor veni vor Fl
primiti Gu drag in mijlocul nos
tru. lara mebrii absenti vor fl a
mendati conform hotarirei luate
in adunarea Societatii, tinuta Joi
in 12-18, adeca Gu $500 sau
vor fl exclusi din Societate.
Sperez ca nu va fl un singur
membru care sd nu ia parte, fl
ind aceasta spre binele nostru
81 a neamului rOminesc.
In numele Societatii ,,Raza Lu-
minei' din Blue Island, ILL.,:
Aurel Dragos, presedinte.
fNV Wit A r u.
Sociat atao ron,ipS 10 q i,,+or O.;