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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-02
CO N v OCA RE,

Conform Cap. VIII. art. "a dir
statutele generate, convocam adu
narea generala a Uniunei Socie
tatilor Romine de Ajutor 81 Cul
tura din America pc zilele ie
$50 Iunie 81 l, 2, 8, 1ulie 1919
in hala societatii ,,Transilvania"
918 N. Darr Avenue, din Farrell
Pa, Gu programul de mai jos:
1. Dumineca, 20 Iunie 1919, tot
functionarii general, membrii G
s. e. 81 delegatii societ&tilor sun1
indrumati fl prezenti Ia orele {
q. m. in hala societatii ,,Albina'
din 1920 s. Jefferson Street dir
New Castle, Pa, de unde in cor
pore vom peregrina la Cimitir
unde sc va oficia un serviciu di
win la desvelirea monumentulu
fostului presedinte general Ioar
P8curar.
fndata dupa desvelire Gu trer
special vom merge Ia Farrell, Pa.
azistlnd la productia teatrala ct
societatea ,,Transilvania" va a
ranja pentru acea seara.
2. Luni, 80 Iunie deschideres
adunarei generate la orele II
q. m.
PROGRAMME SEDINTELOR.
Deschiderea sedintei.
Cetirea listei functionarilor s
membrilor din G. s. e.
Cetirea hstei societ4tilor 81 pre-
darea plenipotsntelor pentru We
rificare.
Cetirea listsi delegatilor, 9,
drept de vot.
Raportul prssedintelui general
Raportul secretarului general
Raportul controlorilor general
Bilantul casisgului general.
Alegerse comisiunsi dc verifi
care.
Alsgerea altor comisiuni.
Propunsri referitor IL admin
stratis ii modificare de statute
Propunsri \ desbatsri pentrl
bunul mars al Uniuusi.
votarea budgstului pentru anu
viitor.
Hot&rfrea infiint8rsi unei fila
10 ! Uniunii 3. +. !. IN Romini'
Mare.
Apslatiuni, plingeri u propu
nsri spectacle.
Yotarsa orasului pentru aduna
re- gensral1 din anul viitor.
AIsgerea nouilor functionari
sn1alhEA din =. =. !.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-02
FRANCEZu STUNT Gaia SA
fNAINTEZE IN GERMANIA.

BASEL, 81 Maiu. = O depesa
catra ziarul ,,Nationale Zeitung''
din Mayence spune ca in caz cd
germanii refuza sd semneze ira
tatul de pace, malta comanda
franceza PRINT ordin ca sd ina
inteze 80 de kilometrii spre rasa-
rit de la zona din prezent. Tru.
pele engleze vor ocupa distric.
tul Ruhr, spune depesa.
Sase suite de ingineri 81 exper.
ii in cele technice au fost che.
matt la Cologne ca sa pregateas
ca aceasta miscare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-02
NOUA REvoLTA IN IRI.AN
DA.

LONDRA, 80 Maiu. - Ziare-
le din Londra publica articole III
care Isl arata temerile ca i'm Ir-
landa va isbucni rcbeliune seri-
CASA, care de sigur va da loc Ia
masuri drastice din partea gu
vernului englez. Daily Mail pre-
zicea Cd revolta va Ii multi mai
serioasa ca cea din trecut, dato-
rita incurajerei data Sim Fei-
nilor de miscarea republicana .
delegatilor Irlandezi- Americana,
cari STUNT Walsh, nnnne 81 Ryan.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-02
LAR NINA PAPM.

ROMA, 30 Maiu. ~ Ziarul Co
riere d'Italia,s organul neoficial
al vaticanului, referindu-se Ia ne
multumirile ce Sc zice c& ar II
creiat tratatul de pace in toate
farile, cere I'm numele umanita.
tsi e aeest trstat, . fie verificAi
imediatss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-02
GREvA soCIALIsTILoR GER.
MANI.

BERLIN, 80 Maiu. Ziarul
Germania raporta astazi ca socia-
listii independent planuiesc sd
declare 0 greva generala in IL
ua cfnd guvernul actual Sc va
decide sd fie pentru ori contra
tratatulni de pace. Scopul socia-
listilor este sd doboare pc canoe.
larul Scheidemann Gu ori cc,
pret.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-02
PRESEDINTELE WILSON Va
VIZITA BELGIA.

PARIS, 80 Maiu. - Peste ci-
teva zile presedintele Wilson va
vizita Belgia Dinsul comunicat
aceasta regelui Albert 81 in ace
las timp a desmintit falsul svon
Cd s'ar Fl hotarit a Sc inapoia in
Statele Unite fara sd dea prin
Belgia.
Presedintele asigurat pc re-
gele Albert ca avea cea mai ma
re sdmiratie pentru Belgia, care
s'a lpptat att de tvitejeste in
timpdl razboiului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-02
SOCIALIST DATI AFARA
DIN PARTID.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, 30 Maiu. -
Aici sunt i'm sesiune zece mem
bri din consiliul executiv natio
nal al partidului socialist, 81 as
taxi au anuntat excluderea din
partid u $4,000 de ,,tovarasl's
din ,,aripa extremista" a parti,
dului. De asemenea comitetul a
decis convOcarea conventiei ma
tionalc la Chicago pc ziua de 50
August la care sd stabileasca in
intreaga tara intruniri la carl sd
Sc ceie liberarea lui Eugene
Debs.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-02
GREvA DIN TORONTO.

TORONTO, ONT, 81 Maiu. -
Orasul Toronto a trecut prin pri-
ma ii unei greve generale fara
ca, att cit priveste populatia, sd
Sc intimple vre-o disordinc.
1ntre $500 81 5000 de unionisti
din $4,000 au esit i'm greva; 235
fabrici de metal au fost inchise
Sasezeci de fabrici unde Sc FAC
haine au stat; 81 prin greva lu.
torilor de lemn, operatiile Gu cla'
dirile au incetat.
In oras nu a fost nici O disor
dine, 81 afara de adunarile gre
|vistilor, orasul nu arata semnt
cS trece prin greya genetala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-02
TURBURARI CAUZATE DE
MARINARI,

NEW LONDON, CONN, 30
Maiu. = Peste dOuazeci de mari
mari de la baza navala din New
London au fost arestati in urma
unei batai care cauzat mare
turburare in oras, pun1nd in pi-
cioare politia, comenduirea pie
tel 81 pompierii. Turburarea ip-
ceput cind marinarii ncgri all
intrat in cladirea numita Coast
Gard Academy 81 au atacat pc
marinarii abb.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-02
TuRcn fNv1Ns1 DE aREo1

PARIS, 30 Main. = Teri au
fost debarcate trupe grecesti Ia
Avail, pc coasta iAsiei mici, "a
saizeci 81 sase dc mile northwest
de Smirna, Fortele turcesti de
acolo au opus numai 0 slaba re-
zistenta, ca la urlna sa Sc re-
traga Gu tOtIl.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-02
DEC0RAREA UNOR MORMIN.
TIE.

LONDRA, 30 Maiu. - in mai
multe parti ale Angliei s'au pus
astazi flori pc mormintele solda-
tilor- Americani cazuti in lupta.
Numarul mormintelor decorate
este de 1862. Ofiterii din armata
AL inaltat steaguri, lar reprezen.
tantii organizatiei Kneigts Of Co
lumbus au pus flori 81 coroane
pc mormintul fiecarui ostas.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-02
GREvA IN TORONTO.

TORONTO, ONT, 80 Maiu. =
Astazi la orele zece s'a declarat
greva de simpatie pentru ajuta-
rea cauzei mctalurgistilor, carl
sunt in greva mai dinainte. Me-
talurgistii s'au pus in greva fl
indca fabricantii n'au volt sd le
ia in seama cererea de A ore de
lucru pc saptamina 81 oare care
imbunatatire in plata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-02
PRxluu PENTRU sBoR AE
RIAN.

NEW YORK, 80 Maiu. Mr..
Raymond Octeig, proprietarul a
doua oteluri din localitate, q O.
ferit un premiu de $4,000 de do.
lari ori cui ar sbura Gu aeropla-
nul, fara nici un popas, de Ia
New York pima Ia Paris sau vi.
ceversa. Stunt primiti a incercs
aviatori de ori ce nationalitatc
MI. Orteig . spus cs oferta Va
(sta desehisa .timp de cinci ami.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-02
R0SII LUATI PRIN sURPRIN
Zx. u

STOCKHOLM, 80 Maiu. = 0
telegrama care vestea caderea
Rigei, mai anunta 81 faptul ca
bolsevicii au fost luati fara We
ste de Lituani. Garnizoana din
Riga a fost prinsa aproape in in
tregime.
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lANUL XIV. : NO. l27
Sc NU IERTI!

noscut, cam asa facut judecata 81
poporul nostru cite unui notar, pre-
tore, mosier, jandarm, negustor-u-
zurar.
Judecata poporului n'a fost nj
cairi prea tirana, 81 mai ales n'a
fost niciodata nedreapta, Taranul
nostru e di1ecale afara milos, ier-
tatOr, moale la inima Arareori Isl
pierde cumpatul. Insumi m am
plimbat printr 'un sat, cind multi
mea infuriata spulbera cub de GU
Id un vestit tirgusor de uzurari, 81
am vazut ,,fiarele de valahi" cum
au pus ,,post' inarmat inaintea IL
nei case; ci-ca ,,asta era mai de O.
menie,. de casa astuia sd nu Sc
atinga nimenea''.
Vieata omeneasca n a cazut jert
IA decit acOlo, unde blastamatia, in
loc de-a face mea 'culpa, sfida flu
ria legitima a poporului. Oar ce
sunt aceste 1870 vieti omenesti
de prisos in vremuri de uriase pre-
faceri rationale 81 sociale? Ce sunt
ele fata de sutele de vieti pretioa-
sc, ce ne rapesc miseleste umanita-
rii. sacui, acum, dupace patimi-
lie omenesti nu Sc mai pot legitima
Gu intiiele mini ale mOmentului.
Infricosatul judet al poporuIui
romfnesc nu 1ncresteaza nici pc jul
matate atitea victime, ca o campa-
ME electorate ungureasca!!!!
Sa faca bine deci Oricine - dus-
man, frate sau aliat 81 sa ne mai
slabeasca din sfaturi Gu indulgen
t.rahdaxe caritSta cras ipess
M mai voim sd finn nobili 81 ge-
nerosi!
Creerul turanic nu intelege no.
bleta 81 negerositatea
Te vede nobil, te crede slab, te
site generos = navaleste asupra
femeilor 81 copiilor.
Inlaturi Gu minusa occidentala |.
Cnut oriental pentru spatele AHA
tic - nu minuse occidentala.
Bravi soldati romini de pretutin
deni: nu fiji iertatori Char ST in
delungrabdarea divina luat BIZ
ci de para i'm nina, c1nd cuvintul
de blindete nu mai avea putere sa
izgoneasca vamesii ce spurcau sane
tuarul.
Maghiarii umple urechile lumii
Gu fel de fel de strigate alarmante,
aducindu-ne pc cap comisii, pestc
comisii, general peste general. Ba
ca ii lasam sd moara de foame. ba
ca mlncam in fiecare seara un pui
de ungur...
Facet sa alba dreptate dumnea-
lor. Facet adevar curat ca lamura
aurului din minciuna 81 birfeala
nerusinata!
Am iertat robia milenara. Am
iertat 81 crincenul macel de patru
ami. Gu ce nj s'a raspuns. Gu uci-
dere de oameni pasnici, GU taciu-
ne aruncat asupra satelor in sarba-
toare. In loc sa dea multamita Dom
nulul pentruca AL avut parte de 0
iertare fara seaman i'm istorie -
Ell ingroapa de viu 81 bat cu pietri
pc celce nu Ia strivit, cind putea.
Am iertat odata. Am iertat a
douaora. A treiaora nu mai ier-
tam!
In anumite imprejurari iertarea
e o crima: moleseste pc iertator,
conrupe pc eel iertat.
Sa ierti abba dupa ce triumfat
cauza deplin 81 viitorul intreg in
mInile tale. Iertarea premature e
cit 81 o sinucidere din nebagarc de
seama. :.
j; Porunca zilelor de All - a XI-a
porunca! este pentru fiecare ro-
min: sa nu ierti!
i DR.. SEVER DAN.
i. (Ren0sterea Romin6)
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- dpiODdL ca V1nZared 81 cum
pararea pieilor 81 linei sd Sc ia
ca in mod liber in toata tara: Ex-
portul lor insa este Gu desavfrs;re
oprit.
S'au infiintat Curt martiale
lInga zonele de operatii militare
din transilvania pentru judecarea
celor pusi sub acuzatie pentru ac-
te de bolsevism.
Minlstrul de domenii va cum
para de la Ruscic 1000 de catiri
pentru muncile agricole din jude
tul VlaSea. Din Salonic Sc vor
aduce deasemenea 10 mil de cati9i
81 mare cantitate de nutret.
S'a hOtarit sa Sc permita cum
pararea vitelor de munca din
Transilvania. Fiecare agricultor
va putea aduce vitele de care are
nevoie, insa mai intii trebue sa-si
scoata autorizatie de la ministernl
de domenii, pentru Sc inlatura
astfel specula.
A fost prins la Buzeu 81 adus la
Craiova dentistul Calm, care o
servit interesele dusmanilor III
timpul ocupatiunei.
\
Precupetii C. Belief, Dumitru
Viscol 81 Ion Dumitrescu au ucis
pc Florea Ispas, zis Tranca, pc
cind erau la bette. Toti sunt din
Craiova, unde s'a intimplat 81
fsptsl. |! u ....... . !.
Sc vesteste ca s'au tinut dous
mari adunari poporale, una in Sc
besul Sasesc, lar cealalta i'm Ora
site. in amindOua adunarile s'au
tinut vorbiri entuziaste 81 s'ar
votat motiuni, cerindu-se mutarea
liniei demarcationale.
In Bucovina a inceput GU tot
dinadinsul nationalizarea viete
publice. S'a infiintat un corp dc
iandarmi Romini, in scoalele dc
la safe 81 in licee, invatamintu
a inceput numai in limba romina
in fruntea institutiunilor mai in
semnate au fost pusi Romini, ial
numirile de strait din Cernaut
au fost romanizate.
|
fncercarea bolsevicilor de pa
trunde in Basarabia pc la Hotir
a prOdus oare care neliniste il
Bucovina, dar .comandantul mi
litar a luat grabnlce Nmasuri de
cret1nd starea de asediu 81 ares
t1nd pc toti sefii bolsevicilor di,
BucOvina. Masurile acestea al
fost Elective fiindca nu s'a pro
dus nici o tulburare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-02
ULTIMu AMERIOANI PARA.
SESC ITALIA.

ROMA, 30 Maiu. s. Ultima u
nitate din armata Americana,
consistimd dintr 'un detasament
de pioneri, a plecat ieri din Ro-
ma spre Franta ca sa Sc Until
neasca Gu celelalte unitati de-
piOneri carl fac serviciu acolO.
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vesti din patrie.

Sa aprobat ca vinzarea 81 cum.
pararea pieilor 81 linei sa Sc ia.
ca in mod liber in toata tara: Ex.
portul lor insa este Gu desavfrS;re
oprit.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
Second Avenue Flats
Bought hv Investors

John z. Davidson has sold for James
Baird the four story apartment, with
stores, at the southeast corner of Fiji
ty-seventh Street and Second Avenue,
on plot 50X50. The buyer is an in
vestor.
Herman Weisner has purchased from
Samuel Fein 141 and 143 Second Ave-
nue., a six story fiat, on plot 46.8x74.1O.
Tenement in 9th Street Resold
The Merit Realty Corporation Mar
Gus /. Osk, president) has resold the
five story tenement, with stores, on lot
25x100, at 227 East Ninety seventh
Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
Trade Claims Fraser Houses
Al Madison Ave. Corner

pease & Tlliman leased for Caroline
~. and Grace A. Fraser for twenty
one years the dwellings occupied by
the Fraser families for many years at
9S3 and 935 Madison Avenue, at the
northeast corner of Seventy fourth
Street, to William and George King,
who have conducted market for sew
eral years in the Lester Arcade, in
Madison Avenue, between Fifty-sixth
and Fifty Streets, which was
recently sold. The Kings will alter
the property for their business.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15

underworld life of the city ten years
ago, will rise stately structure which
will add largely to the appearance and
character of the street.
The property to be improved is at
104 and 106 West Fortieth Street
George and Edward Blum and Katz and
which will provide small apartments
with kitchenettes and baths. The
present front and interior will be torn
out, new legal court will be built,
new freproof stairs, passenger eleva-
tor and interior. The present twenty
rooms per floor will be converted into
eleven rooms per floor.
The first floor will have two shops
on either side of entrance. The top
floor will contain three large artists
studios, besides apartments.
The architects have estimated the
cost of alterations at $65,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
Old 7enderIOira Flats TO
Be Made Into apartments

Betterment in conditions surround
ing life in New York is to be seen on
almost every hand; the old sore spots
that were notorious in the police an
nails of the "Tenderloin" gradually are
passing away, giving place to modern
structures which fill the legitimate
need for modern housings for the living
and business population. Such a
change will be welcomed by the folks
located in the vicinity of Fortieth
Street, between Broadway and Sixth
Avenue, when the old brick flats on
the south side Of the street, midway
through the block, are made over into
modern apartments.
This is to be done at once, and in
the place of the old buildings, one of
the last remaining landmarks of the
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
A BEAUTIFUL HOME

Including 8 Acres Of Excellent Land
must be sold to close an estate. Very suit
a bic for Summer or Al-Year home. House
12 rooms and bath. running water. heated
by hot water system, high ceilings, large
closets. spacious cellars, broad piazza, fine
lawn and shade trees, barn, poultry house,
fruit and berries Property is elegantly
situated, containing beautiful building
sites. Excellent view and only short walk
from picturesque Waikiki River. State Nor
NAL School near the property Good state
Roads and Garage Service. 10 minutes
walk from Depot. c. III. WOOLSEY, New
PaItz, \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
New Jersey Farm and
Cottage BUYERS

John D. Miner has sold for Richard
Deeves to John Lavigne farm of 205
acres at linton Falls, n. j.; also for
Henry Conklin to E. D. Belknap, presi-
dent Rapid Addressing Machine Com
pany, northwest corner of Adrian and
Ludlow avenues, Spring Lake, N. j.,
and for William H. Wurts and William
L. H. Wurtz to Albert F. Hofmeister
cottage on the north side of Tuttle
Avenue, Spring Lake, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
BARGAIN
MT. VERNON
sri 0n0 LuIy 1st OCCIPANCY.

SlIOO0. July 1st OCCUPANCY.
Ideal home. s rooms. tiled bath, white
thoroughly modern, fine restricted section,
beautiful surroundings 10 minutes to sta
tion. Cooley Realty Company, SO Pros
pect Ave, Mt. Vernon, n. Y Phone
3400-3401.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
NEW YORK STATE

To rent for the summer in Granthurst
Park, Stamford in the Catskills, an attrac-
tive nine-room cottage, completely furnished;
bath, electric lighting. etc; large living
room has seven windows and open fire
place; furnace for cool days. cottage stands
at an elevation of 2 900 feet above sea level;
$500 for season. Inquire of owner, Al Park
Ave- Yonkers. \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
NEW sTrCCo nyrNGALoW

37hx1Oo. rooms and bath; electric lights.
hot water heat; school and station;
price $4,000; easy terms. Lockwood, As War
burton Ave. Tel 299.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
"pIGNIFIED"
COUNTRY HOUSE
Sale or Rent
LADD & NICHOLS
Tel. I517 Greenwich. Conn.
Sound Beach. Conn.

"a minutes from New York; houses near
wster: furnished and unfurnished; $400
and up 10 $1,000; all improvements; also
Sarrns and unimproved property.
Dan Lockwood, Sound Beach, Conn; phone
eIe.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
Y0NKERS

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR a SITE?
10000 square feet. with every improve
line of business. T. r. HEINRICHs. Flagg
Building. Yonkers. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15

FOR SALE--~13 room brick house, gas,
electricity and steam heat. In residential
section OF Newark: one-half hour from
New York on the y. l., o. w: price, $1,000.
Address Owner. 2oB North 9th St, Newark,
~. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
WE. HAVE TT
BEAUTIFUL HOME
MT. kISCO
| t.8 ACRES

DON'T BE TOO LATE!
7-room housc, steam heat. electric lights.
ba tn and all modern plumbing. Good con
clifton. Large lot. Price 1880. easy terms.
other village properties. CARPENTER s.
PELTON. Telephone No. s.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15

SHORELANDS, Monmouth Beach, N. i
Furnished cottages for rent; also lots
for sale for bungalow sites. between
the Shrewsbury River and Ocean. Apply
10 Jas. Bradley. Jr 200 9Th ave. Tel 4l2f
Gramercy.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
MAMARoNECK
S750 CASH

We buy s-room house, all impts; garage:
ha,anoe easy terms. We have a few small
er houses for s$,5oo. vARIAN & co.
OPP. Depot. Telephone S5i.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
vAIHALLA

House 10 rooms. all improvem ents; fruit
trees. garden plot 100xl0o OF land. over
looking kensico Lake. Price $4,000 $4,000
cash. Vacant lots and other property at
Vaihalla. c. SHELLEY.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
Holm CRAWFORD

2 EAST 42D ST, NEW YORK,
a.s inspected every property he submits
nov COSNECTICCT EXCLUSIVELY
yOR SALE-Colonial 7 room house, S1,400;
on trolley; fine shade trees chicken
house city water. gas; half all cash.
Mrs Frances Drew, Prospect St. Bethel,
Conn.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15

THE GARDEN OF WESTCHESTER co.
Beautiful houses in Ycnkers. II miles
from the heart of New York S, g. 10 to
Is room dwellings and estates; moderate
prices sullivan. 290 So. b way. Tel. $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15

WHAT ABOUT THIS?

Ten room house. all improvements. right
In best part village: large lot, garage
balance $50 month. MERRIAM. PHONE
500 MOUNT KISCG.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
NEIN STICCn HOME

NEW SEStto HOME
rooms, bath, living room with open fire.
place; hot water heat. electricity; con-
venient location. III. Is. DoWNEY, I'll
Hnguenot st, New Rochelle. y. /
NEW COLONIAL HOME,
rooms. tiled bath. sun parlor breakfast
room: large plot: S minutes to water. Ask
ing $4,000. Open TO offer T J. SUI,-
LlFAN, 20 North Ave. Tel efa0-2155
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
SCARSDAIE. y. Y.

ONE ACRE. ROOMS house modern,
electricity; garage for cars Several up
to-date chicken houses Price, $500;
terms to Suit. SULLIVAN. go SO. b way.
Tel. $3.50 Yonkors.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
NEW ROCHELLE

COLONIAL HOUSE. rooms. 2 baths.
large living room. open fireplace. sleeping
porches; garage: Sound view. Asking
sl1.o0o; terms arranged, REYNARD {
KRAFT. 2o6 Huguenot 81. Tel. 254!
New-York tribune., 1919-06-15
ON Tor OFF THE MoUNTAIS

Colonial. new, modern, elegant home:
ma ster rooms, 1 servants rooms, 3 baths,
wonderful porch unlimited view; all i'm
provements; barn, garage, ice house. tool
house. tennis court. orchard; garden. ten
Mount Eisco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-06
HOLIDAY ROBBERS GET
WATCHES, WHISKY, CASH
Liberty Bonds. Jewelry and Auto
Cushions Also Among Loot
on July 4.

Burglars visited the residence of
Mrs. Thomas II. Carter, 1928 18TH
street. early Friday night, during the
time the Fourth of July celebration
was in progress. and ransacked the
house. Entrance was gained through
a kitchen window that was left I'M
fastened. the police were told. and
articles of jewelry and 5everal medals
stolen.
in an office building at 73i 18th
street while the celebration was in
progress. From the room of Leonard
Wilson they took thirty shares of
stock of the B. +. Johnson Publish
ing Company. valued at $1,000. Po-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-06
w. K. WATKINS RESIGNS
GOVERNMENT POSITION
Since 1914 Has Been Reviser of
the Federal Statutes-Will
Practice Law.

| After continuous service of four
teen years in various capa cities under
! the House of Representatives. w. X.
| Watkins has resigned as reviser of
i the United States statutes and will
take up the practice of law before
committees of the Senate and House,
and in various government depart
ments. Mr.. Watkins is the son of
Representative John T. Watkins of
the fourth Louisiana district.
Mr.. Watkins, who studied law both
at the Washington and Lee University
and the Georgetown Law School, first
acted as secretary to his father, and
| in 1911 was made clerk of the House
committee on the revision of laws. In
1914. in accordance with 4 House reso.
luton. he was made revisef of the
federal statutes.
His first work was on the Judicial
| Code, part two. which was unanimous
ly passed by the House in 1914. Ne
was then assigned to the task of codi-
| flying and revising all the laws per-
/ tanning to common carriers Of inter-
state and foreign comm cree ard COM
binations in restraint OF trade, which
| resulted in the presentation to Con-
| gress Of the Common Carriers and Anti
Trust Code in 1915.
| Mr.. Watkins has since prepared the
| annotated edition of the Bankruptcy
Laws. the Indian Code of Laws, the
Revised Edition of the Criminal Code
and the Code of Laws Governing Com
merce, Navigation and Merchant Sea-
men.
| In the Sixty-fourth Congress the
work of Mr.. Watkins was Endorsed
| by four hundred members of the
House of Representatives, forty-one
members of the Senate. governors of
thirty-one of the states. the commit
tee on uniform judicial procedure of
the American Bar Association, many
of the heads of the departments at
Washington. the United States judges
and District attorneys, clerks and
! marshals throughout the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-06
IN BLANKETS
At CH|LDREN'S CAMP
Little Health-Seekers Comfortable
in Rock Creek Park;
Tents Donated.

Residents of this torrid and swell
tering city will be glad to learn that
there are some who have been sleep
ing under blankets for the last four
nights. DR.. Charles r. Crawford. at =
tendant physician. and Miss Clara T..
Fellows. superintendent of the baby
hospital camp OF the summer outings
committee of tie Associated Chart
ties. announce that the children being
cared for in Rock Creek Park are
sleeping under the most comfortable
and enjoyable conditions during the
hot weather.
The hospital now has the services
of as many pupil nurses as it needs.
Three are already in attendance. in
addition to the regular staff and d
trained dietician.
Children at Camp Good Will re-