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New-York tribune., 1919-03-18
Saloon Patron Slain;
Bartender Is Arrested

William Rooney, thirty eight years
old, of 381 Pearl Street, Brooklyn, was
shot and instantly killed in saloon at
100 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, about
8 o'clock last night. Angelo Clement.
thirty-nine, of 1927 Gates Avenue.
Brooklyn, the bartender, is under ar
rest, charged with homicide
According to the story the police
gathered, Rooney, a patron of the sa-
loon, became involved in an agrument
with the bartender. He is said to have
seized bottle and started around the
end of the bar toward Clement. The
latter is said then to have picked up a
pistol near the cash register and fired
one shot, which pierced Rooney's
heart.
Patrolman William S. Dougherty. of
the Bergen Street station, arrested
Clement. The crowd became so great
about the place reserves from the Rer-
gen Street station were called.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18
Daniels Delays Use of New
Uniforms by Naval Officers

WASHINGTON, March 12.--Ameri-
can naval officers abroad will not wear
the new uniform, substituting roll
collar for the present tight-fittjng
neckband. until after the peace trearv
has been signed. Secretary Daniels
said to-day this had been ordered to
prevent the officers on duty in foreign
countries from appearing in two diff
fcrent kinds of uniforms.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18
Bolshevism Charged
Against DR.. w ard
BY Methodist Clergy
Quaker City Methodists
Debate on Bolsherisn,


PHILADELPHIA, March IA
debate on Bolshevism featured to-
days session of the Philadelphia
Methodist Conference. 1t grew out
of resolution, which was adopted,
condemning officers of the Method
ist Fedration for Social Service for
permitting alleged Bolshevistic ut
terances by its secretary, DR.. Harry
F. Ward.
resolution protesting to President
Wilson against the appointment of
DIR. George Heron on the United
States Commission in Russia.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18
German Propaganda Blamed
For Disturbances in Egynf

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Gcrman
propaganda in Egypt is blamed for re-
cent disturbances at Cairo, which re-
suited in the arrest and deportation
of number of political agitators.
The State Department was advised to-
day that the disturbances had been
suppressed with a number of fatal
casualties in fighting between the
military forces and mobs.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18

On the ground that her husband Law
renee Malawsta, married her last May
merely to exemption from the army
draft, Mrs. Sadie Mala vista, SO Lenox
Avenue. made a successful plea for a de-
cree of annulment yesterday in the Kings
County Court.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18
City Briefs

DR.. Royal S. Copeland Commissioner OF
Health. announced yesterday that every po-
liceman in the city would be given an op.
portunity to be inoculated against pneU
monia. Inoculations began Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18

Hamilton Easter Field secretary of the
Society of Independent Artists, has been
awarded the Mascoud medal for his paint
ing 'Washington's Androns." exhibited at
the second annua, snow of the Brooklyn
Society of Artists.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18

Stewart declared he had other emo
tions in reserve, but nobody stirred
them by offering more than $40.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18

All the employees of John Wanamaker's
will be guests of Rodman Wanamaker at
performances of Maeterlinck's "a Burgo-
master of Belgium" this evening and to-
morrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18

John Lancer, a longshoreman, was sc
emphatic yesterday in announcing to every.
body in saloon at Fiftieth Street and Thirc
Avenue his intention to participate in tho
st. Patrick's Day parade that the police
were called. 1t required three to take him
to jail He couldn't pay the $40 fine, anc
missed the parade after all.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18

Mrs. Einor x. Lester, wife of Charles
Lester, a Broad Street insurance broker,
was found dead yesterday in her apartment
at 12 Fifth Avenue. Gas escaping from
combination lighting fixture. She evident
Iy had been trying to reach window when
overcome.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18

Ten young men were fined 81 each in
the Essex Market Court yesterday for rid
ing ofsde steps without paying
fares.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18

John Mccormack, the Irish tenor, filed his
second papers for American citizenship yes.
terday He must wait ninety days before
taking the oath
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18

reception and dance will be given in
honor of Lieutenant Governor Harry c..
Walker next Friday evening at the Ritz by
the Women's Democratic Political League,
Mrs. Lillian R. Sire, president.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18

Mrs. Jacob Abrams aged 65 of 512
Saratoga Avenue, Brooklyn, was found dead
yesterday on the embankment of the Presi-
dent Street cut of the Brighton L." She
had been struck by train.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18

General Pershng's chateau at Chaumont
has been converted into Y. w. C. A.
hostess house for army nurses. according to
cable dispatch received yesterday at Y. w.
c. A. headquarters here.
headquarters here.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18
U. $. E mergency
Employment Board
Starts Its Labors
Col. Woods Takes Charge of
Work of Finding Jobs for
Soldiers; Aid Pledged by
u. S. Commerce Chamber
By BRIGGS

NeW York Tribune
Washington Bureau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-17
CLUB NOTES

The city union OF Kings Daughters
will meet on Thursday evening HoFeIn-
Dor On. l.; 81. I.ukcS parish house, tor
tn" PURPOSE Of receiving into the orGahi-
cation the ncw members who have made
application since the last tr!cnnIal meet
ln., Of tn" ~ association. which took place
in May. and In hear tn" reports OF var
lou; circle leaders rcGardin:; the result
of The Win Ono Week Campo Gn. when
wa he'd the first week in October.
Many Cr n" candidates for adrittance
70 the organization Of Kings Daughters
were gained during tho first week or
October. which was devoted To the WIN
One Week driv" for momhcrSh'r.
Mrs. {. J. TrHudfoot. who is president
Of ~" state association &C Kings pauEA-
ter< ard eCr+ of hrHor'cH. ard Mrs. sum
Chrietjnn. OF Crn' ral Council. will de-
liver tho badges of mc'nh"r~h'p 10 th""c
who arn 70 become l1"mhars. tn" 81.
Iu,.o'S circle of which Mrs. Jacob BRIT
ttrgh~rn * The rroe 1"H'. and ~" 81.
lanes circle. &C which Ntre. e. \. Robin
son ie r-c~idcrt. will act rs ho~t"eT"s.
v'th Mr.. NJ. NJ. rurt. chairman rf the
Ci'v Union. presiding over N" meeting.
An c'ah~ rate prn"r0m h1P been outlined
which will be rr"fncnd by n prayer by
the Rev. Jacob Er'ttinEham.
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SEEMED LIKE MY
BACK WOULD BREAK
WELL KNOWN WHEELING PARTY
STFFETTD TORTURE YET RELIEF
WAS NOT IN SrGHT. STOMACH
ALSO OUT or ORDER AND
PAINFUL
Declares TIT Droco has Positively
Relieved the Ra,ck.chc, Pains In
StNmach, Consultation and
Strengthened tho Rundown
System.

Day after day we'll known ana reliable
persons litng right in our midst come
10 The drug s'"r" and tell how they
have been restored to health and
st~rrrtN Through tho powers Of Drcco.
Persons with lame. aching backs, pains
over the kidneys. those with lazy slug
Fieh liv"rS. With C"nstipated bowers and
som" with dcranCrd st0machs so that
tho very food they crt does them no
good arc loud in their praise for Ore
90. IN" great hcrh1l system tonic. such
Voc ~" Cas" with Mr. Clarence r. Kali
tcnhaCli. n resident of Whc"linr. W. Va.
nd =" cnGrav"r. who says: My back
r"'t Iik" il would brock from these
awrTl ~ IFS over my Kidneys. Day and
nj cht I had II" ra'ne and t seemed
could Mt get rid f 'hrn. My stomach
also panied me ard Cas often caused
mu"h rncrs noes. Ny bowels were con-
s'iratcd and my liver sluggish often
causing dizziness and headaches
r am ha1ry to say that Drcco has
overcome these pains pnd aches.
haven't had hnckaChr fer days and
my r'omHCh feels perfectly omrortablr
Nv appetite is good. I sleep we'll and
never have n h"afn"hc nor dizzy spoil
any rn"rc--rcH''y | feel grand and give
the rraie" 10 Drcco. the great root and
herb mchrinr.
All good druggists now soil Dreco and
il is highly recommended in Wheeling
by G. II Griest & CO., 1125 Market
street
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Tuesday Meeting.

On Tuesday. the Ladies' Aid society OF
the Firs, Presbyterian church. Of which
Miss Carrie Frazier is the chairman. will
meet at the church houes at ten O'Clock
in the morning for an all day session.
Ldncheons will be partaken Of at the
noon hour and the committee in charge
OF the meeting will serve tea and c"ffc"
to the lad'c Sewing for missions and
charitable institutions vii be done By
tho members Of the society. in answer to
an imperative demand for clothing.
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Thursday.

Tho Home Economics Department OF
the Womuns Club will hold its usual
monthly meeting at the a. O. L. ".
hall Mrs. w. S. Hamilton. the chair
man presiding. Cuts Of meat and the
MOS. economic and best results 10 be
obtained from the use of them will be
demonstrated by Charles Nortcman.
An all day sew hy the members Of the
Fourth street church Kings Daughters.
Will take place ut the church on Thurs
daY, beginning at ten n m. No lunch
con will be served. Al $50 of that even
iug a claSs in sewing and general Eng
ljlh instruction will be held in the pri-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-17
Train CHANGES ON
BALTIMORE & ONO.
Nu1nber Of Changes VIII 9Ak0 31oo1
TIE First OF tis K)nth q ~
Local OlYidoI.

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad has .
number Of schedule changes on the local
division, which will go into effect on
the first of the month according to ru.;
mOrS. IS
One Is that the train leaving here %
1910 (midnight) will be changed to SEA
o'clock. and also that II will be made up
at Pittsburgh, running through to Hunts'
ington. making another lIttsbufgn.
Wheeling train.
Rumor also has It that the mid-nighe
train through to Grafton from this city,
will be put back again and also it ~
said that changes will be rad" hetwenJ1,
the west and the east with this train
Grafton. A few other changes Of n1lAoe;
Importance are alos anticipated.
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mary room Of the church, under III"
supervision Of Miss Emma Ean"k.
Pupils of the Lima Henn.g Shcrm"n
School OF Expression and Dramatic Art
VIII present program Of reading $
songs and Mother Goose rhymes in COS
tune at the English Lutheran church, on
Sixteenth street Thursday evening 1t
SIS. The program Will comprise mcll-
bcrs Of the baby classes and tho juni"T
department Of tho school and will hC
presented under tho auspices of the Mis-
sionary circle Of the church.
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Donation Day.

Friday will I've annual donation day ut
the Holloway D,aConcss Home, at KIri-
wood. An interesting program has been
arranged and it is hoped that all Will
respond literally to This excellent caus"
The Girls club OF st. Matthews
church. comprising many Of tho Younger
girls Of III" church in it's ncmhcrsh y.
VIII meet 1T three o'clock Friday in the
Sunday school room Of the church.
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CHANGES MIND
ABOUT GOING AWAY

give yenrs mr." doctors told me |
would have to move my wife t. an. th"r
climate. rs she suffered 50 with stomach
and liver trouble and hloaiiuG. Also.
that she would have t" hay" M opera
,,nn FOR gall stones. our mail carrier
trld me of Nayr's Wonderful R"w"'iy.
and. on his advice. she has taken it and
is now as we'll rs ever in her fc." 1t
IS n simple. harmless preparation That
removes the catarrhal muCuS from thc
mi ..,tinal tract and all1ys thc innlmmI-
tion which causes practically all stom-
ach liver and intestinal ailments. iu-
Guiding appendicitis. One dose will con-
vince or money refunded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-17
srRA1GHTENED Kim OUT.

solomon lf"qu";;r. Fiat River. Mo.
writes: Two years agr was down "a
NY hack tn | could hardly 20. Fol. Y
Kidney Pills s'rrichtcred me- right II ,
| recommend Ih"tu tn all who have kid
ne" trouble" Hh"ur"atjC pains. aCh'r .
Joints SCR" and swollen muscles ind
cat" that III" kGu'yS are not proper y
impur t!"- from the blou.L
Foley X dn"y i'ills :;ct right az the ton
bic ard xiv" prompt relief. Painful t.
regular and Sl"cp-d 'StrubinE hladh r
troubles also yield quickly 10 their tom
healing action. Sold everywhere.
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wOu-n's Cub.

Tho Civic Department Of the Woman's
ClIh. under Ia" Glr"C ion OF Mrs. ". !.
Bryan, chairman. Will meet ut tho \. g..
L. w. hal Friday. ImpUrlant measures
will h" brought tn the attention Of the
member. especially tn" resolution adoIt-
ed at tho last meeting regarding I -
elimination Of the smoke nuisance in
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-17
Fibc-nifn Dance.

on Tuoeday evening. Nov. IS. Mt the
Carroll Club. In" Ancient Order of Hi
h""n'Ans VIII give their third dance Of
tho fan series. Tho auditorium has
been decorated for the OCCASION and
nothirv has ben loft undonc in tho way
"f making N" surroundings appeal to
tho l0v"rS e danc'n". RaChmann'S Jazz
CrCha' tra will handle tho music for the
evening. which VIII consist OF nothing
hut the very latcS' dance music. These
dance ar" not c'N'in"l 10 members only
hri are open TO the select class Of dane
crS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-17
AlcSdames:


THO Young iadIHs n The TemOle
Gu!ld Will give an informal dance this
evening in the vHetrY room Of the Eoff
street Tc'0nl". JH"ohs Novelty orchcs-
ira VIII furnish an interesting musical
rrorra" AID r"fr".h'rcrts will b. serv-
ID. THIS IL tho third uf series Of
tNcSr h"li'htful dlr"Hs and tn" usual
larC" crowd t. cNNrc;"h {" attend. Miss
Julia Lowry 8 -" chairman and her
committee includes:
Misses:
Lillian C"llins, Rose Lyons
Esther tngCrlc;dCr
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Metro Dnnce-

Metro dane. to M"tropolit1n tunes
played by n Mctrnn"lite orchestra Will
h. Gir"n by the Metropolitan Club at
puncans Tomorrow night Invita-
t"ns were mailed To members several
days ago.
That II Is n Metropolitan dance. and
th't Jacobs orchestra. tho insti~ator Of
fid";ty feet Is hooked. Su:r:c"s II. being
dane" Of M"trn quality Special light
ing ARRANGEMENTS have been made. and
~" hall IS IN readiness for the clubs
biggest affair.
As in the past. admission Is restricted
to member. purin~ the evening Prof,
Duncan VII max" further i,trCduction
Of New G"rkS l1t"St tcrNScChnre craze
; The Namp." Many local dancers be-
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S. ]. A. Allnnae Dance,

The Alumnac Association of st. JOS
n"h's y 'ad'I y vii hold an informal
dance and card party At the Carroll Club
ElahurJt" plans have been made for this
event and an evening OF real pleasure Is
promised all who attend. Orchestra
i&uSlc Will lie furnished for dancing and
tables will lac arranged to accommodate
those desiring 10 play cards. prices Will
he awarded those attaining the highest
scores in this pastimc. MISS Anne VIM
Ecrtrr is the general chairman in charge
and she vii be assisted by the follow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-17
Musical Tuesday Evening.

The Junior Workers for Christ, Of the
Elm Grove NJ. f. church. will give a
musical on Tuesday evening in the
church. A pleasing program has been
arranged and several popular local enter
rainers will appear. a silver offering
will be taken AT the door to be used in
the work Of the society. The program
will be- followed by the serving Of dainty
and n cordial invitation is
cxtcrdcd to all friends Of the church to
attend
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Y,iterv Cpb.

Tho mpnflr'r rrorfin', "f tho W0ran's
LI5rr~rv C1uh viii hr hn'i ~ tho 4. .. ".
W hall ut 2."A o'clock Wchr"sdav. Eli2-
nhnih ra~r";t H-owu'rC. l"r lif" and
works, viii I've the main ;hcmc for d!s-
cu~s!on. \ full membership attendance
is anticipated.
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members Of the staff Of Gencrai Leon

ncmhcrs OF The staff OF Gencrai Leon
ard Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Wood, or
Rochester. Now York. arrived here yes
to,dty to remain for the next month.
W Weed Is pr lynln,nt IN tn" insurance
l. ness II jnat section. They nave
b cr frequent visitors to hreihS'
where they have mad" many friends
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On Tuo"dnr evening tho Loyal wom-
"n's Pill" class OF tn" Island Christian
church will hold n pi" social in tho
church pHrl"rS. An Informal program
h1S h"Hn arranged fer tho occasion and
\ v"~y pleasant evening is in store for
nj! who arc planning to attend.
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Sutherland. where an attractive pro-
gram arranged by the chairman. which
will include subjects OF literary and cur
rent Interest Will be discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-17
BARTOLUS FINED SIS

Richard Bartolus was fined $500 and
costs when arrai gned before squire r. @
Hobbs Saturday afternoon. charged with
reckless driving, Bartolus was driving
the machine which struck and injured
Oscar, the twelve-year old son Of Coun.
Gilman Louis F. Eolte. 60
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.oN'T FAT, TO READ

Wv Z 4 IT'D 7 . 1NIs110 . =
"E~f7ectlcnB OF . Grass Widow" the
1T st fiction rcrial stories by Miss jar
Dixon, to appear Monday, "wednesday
ard saturday in The Wheeling In+ell.-
gencer. order your subscription today.
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lieve that the term Of "Vamp" was
m, rely coined to fit the popular song
that runs under the title. but a late
issue of the American Dancing Mas
trr's publication explained the dance in
full, and verified recent statements that
ii is being taught in New fork's dane
ing schools.
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a+n1u Club Today.

Tho Mount dc Chantal Study Club will
meet today at the homo Of Mrs. Howard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-17

Harry Cole. of the South slde. will
leave this morning for Baltimore on 4
business trip.
Mrs. c. Bates McG.a:n left last ni-ht
ror Chicago. whore she Will remain for
40 next ten days az the guest ~ Mrs.
T c. II. Lee. who WIS formerly Mss
sara Rowe Of Wheeling. Mrs. Lees
husband, Colonel Lee. IS one OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-17
About People
Movements OF Individuals to and
From the cry.
At TEE HOTELS,

McLure--RObcr, =. L. gers. Grafton;
F. Brundaueh. ElkiES.
windzor-A r. WIlrnoth. ElkIns; Jas.
Kirkwood. Petersburg.
Sta1nr.-W. L. NerninE. Terra Alta;
W. G. FRINGE, Fairmrnt.
Rogers-Earry HaEvr. Fair!NOrt: Geo.
Hager, Fairmont: J. 7. KrlHp. ElH!nS;
Ira Mccain. West Union: W. W. Smith,
cameron.
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CHARMING AFFAIR
FOR BRIDE-ELECT
MISS SARAH GOETHE AND MISS
nMh ECHENERLEN WILL EN-
TERRAIN FOR MISS HELEN
ELIG ON TUESDAY EVENING.
Kitchen shower VIII Feature Tho
Early Part Of Tho Evening And
Later The Guests Will Enjoy
A Theatre Party.

Miss Helen Fig, whose engagement TO
Mr. James L. Bolton. has recently been
announced. will be the honor guest at
charming function to he given on Tues
day evening by Miss Sarah Goc,ze and
Miss Irma Schcncrlcin. The guests will
assemble ut the home of Miss Goethe
on Fifteenth street where the bridc-elect
will receive Il kitchen shower. Later the
quests will so TO tho Virginia theatre
where they will see Eiliy Burke in the
"MisIeadinr Lady" The merry party
will then 20 to the HoGc- Davis ten room
where delicious refreshments Will be
served.
The guests will include:
Misses
Helen Fig Dorothy Gretg
Virginia t;lig Virginia Hodge
IIcIrn Rolf Helen Goethe
Mamie steele Wilma Schcnerlein
Mildred pracht Alma Bolton
Dorothy stanton Sara Redman
Ct" Nei1''oy Mesdancs.
William Scott William wright
Ice Eyrum Clarence Bolton
! Euchre and Domino Party.
The ladies Of Muuschcart Legion No.
81 will give the Sec nd or a series OF
Cuchrc and d M no parties on "Wednesday
evening. November 10, nj the Moose hail.
corner Fourteenth and Market streets
Tho games viii start al o'clock and all
members of the Legion arc cordially IN
y6tcd to attend. Mrs. May kcyes is the
general cha rnan Of the affair.
There Will be "A meeting Of the officers
and members OF the Leg .on nj Z O'Clock.
ju-l preceding the card games. Some
important business is to be transacted
ana all members are urgently requested
10 be present.
Miss Katherine Hazlctt. OF Twenty
third street. was Very pleasantly sur
prisrd at her home on Thursday even
IN; by Il number Of her friends in honor
of her 2lst birthday. Dincing. games
and music were tine chief diversions of
the evening and at a late hour very
I"NptIn.- lu1Cnc"n was served. The
guests departed wishing Miss Hazlett
many more happy returns Of the day.
Those present were:
Misses:
HildcEard Wolf. Marie Holman.
Mari" JurkInS, katherine Sturch,
Frances Wolf, Angela Holman,
Gertrude WhItmCrn. Katherine HaZlCtt,
Mes RS:
Ed. Barry. Ed yelling,
,.ror,-. Incrr, ChaS. MCGonlgal,
Vincent Ryan, Frank Philips.
d. Wait.
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SALE STARTS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17tf


PEAS (CANNED)
Black and white, doz, $3.50; case,
sass.
Bee Brand, doz 81 30: case, S3.55.
Pride Of Marlborough, sifted, dog,
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-07

AMSTERDAM, 5 August. =
"A fost desbatere viguroasa ieri
iii sedinta finala Congresu!ui
international al Breslelor. asu-
pra ultimului paragraf din rezo-
lutia privitor la viitor congress
al lucrarilOr ce Sc va tine prin
luna OctOmbrie in Washington,
ID. C.. 81 anume rezolutia Sc pre-
vada ca toate natiunile reprezen-
tate la acest Congress din Amst,r
dam sd fie Obligate Sc suportl.
Carl Rudolph Legien, preso-
dintele federated brcslelor ger
name, ii spus ca GOmpers.
din delegata americana 81 altli
nu lucra pentru binele muncito-
rilor, ci pentru binele patronilcr.
daca refuza Sc vOieze pentru IL
celia rezolutie. In un raspuns We
hement GOmpers zis ca acea Sta
asertie il priveste mai ales pc de-
legatul german Legien. care vo-
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COMANDATI CALENDARE

Mai in toti anil unii au intlr-
ziat sa comande calendare 81
rezultatul a fost ca au ramas
fara ele.
Avind in vedere scumpetea
materialelor 81 plata urcata a
lucratorilor, nu putem tipari
mai multe calendare de cit Gre
dem ca Sc pot vinde, 81 aceasta
no putem afla de cit prin CO.
menzile ce primim.
Calendarul ziarului ,,Ameri-
ca" pc anul 1920 s'a pus deja
in lucrare 81 primele pagini Sc
tiparesc peste cite-va saptami-
nj.
Ca sa slim cite exemplare
trebuie sa tiparim, prin aceasta
rugam onor. Societati 81 pc vim
zatorii particular, sa bine vo-
iasca a ne instiinta cit de Gu
rind, cite calendare voiesc sa
alba pentru vinzare.
Calendarul pc anul viitor va
fl cit Sc poate de bogat in ma
terie 81 in ilustratiuni, avind Q
coperta Illustrate in mai multe
cul0ri.
Pretul lui va fl de 75c. din
care oferim onor. Societati 81
vinzatorilor particular un ra-
bat de 80 La suta.
inca odata: Comandati Ca
lendare la timp ca sa nu va pa
ra rau in urma CD M vi le pu.
tenn procura.
Cine comand& fntfiu capata
intiiu. Cine comand& Ia urma,
tapata Ia urm&, d4c& ayem de
unde executa cemanda.
y Administratia