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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01

''psnyisas- tho gzssrse OF the vested inter
eess" This a@nssstfnn Ia, Of course ae-
surd-
A consequence ef THIS al4ftytAH caure
today In tho stfsspe~of - tt1ssasaI that the
London rr4rsaEss wuufd 80 out ualass
the press afs1ndnncd Rx hostfhe etti-
risde toward tina railmea,
IaWteesstesss -rssthsd tbs brad IN a few
piaeaG. Ths gf,Varnnanf noferred to IL
in arr earty oasnyrnntrun M 'sosnc
ntnar aets az ssAlss>tzassa~
Attssn PCS were Mnad1, II IL said, tc
wreck Trains hyetsasMtng hight Signals,
They vars lr1aeNakod. and 70 far tho
great strike hsas been 6aEaln OF lnxs oS
Afs or open stsnFxtarE,
Trio strike leaders dfuavaw with m
d1gnatinn and anashasas all Eunh A.
tesapts. hlaEs4Hg aeehaess tndivattustk
and pointing out that rthinx wuaid
tsn nsnEe detrimental 10 thar calse
ttlRn having the pxisaIie aroused To fu ~
hy deIfharateiy engineered tragedy,
Discharged soldiers and satlors--ssr,
element cepoarning which there has
been. ,puch speculation ANNOUNCED
Iheir "pnlicy~ today Through their
federation 1t VIII be eae OF neutral
lily with the reservation, nat II " lly
welfnnlad by the strfi1asa, that they dc
not feed they should be called upon II
reaufn to tho collars to take a hand IN
the industrial strife I
The naxt twaRty rfe1r hszIrs ara en-,
pceted u depriar the great ~Fsh1a
down In Tho atriksA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01
Virginia S Income
Largest on Record
Being $13,035, 62

vfrEArfa.s trhz1n,ss from aff spurcez
r txxation for the fiscal year which
ended yesterday was SIS. e3S- sz2- 4 /,
showing an increase Of 81. 7os, 500 e !
over the previous year. This sum,
according TO Chief Clerk Sale. IN the
office az tire andftnr 1T parhsfr ac-
counts, H the largest eyer recorded
The specfa1 taAxof.-S ccrrts imposed on
general property by tho general as
saussay at rSs4. the proceeds to fe
used for rcads, schools and combat
ting tuberculosis. accounted for ST.
DOS 500 of the tncrnazse- and the other
leading Axur1S vsncs as follows.
Income tax. 424S. zoo; railroad fysru--
ctssee, S3$4, coo. fcerrses taxes, $Z36,-
sac. PERSONAL property. KISS $50; M
suranee companies. SI34. 500. literary
funds fines, $f23. poa; arto ncsnses,
&f5S. Gao; law process tax eeecsrsfing
OF deeds, etc., $I35, 0on-
The report Of tina a.udffnr sfsowss
n balance IN the treasury Of $1-TS4.-
&9z-62, but most OF this bahauce and
large portion Of the-fncrcase tn rev
enue will go to the various depart
treasury for tina general frrnd Will
not excesd s1E0. COO. and may be No
moro thAn <t0e. 900.
Although yesterday Was an unsu-
zI1y bzv enc In the oflice OF thS
sud3to1. In addition to 11se work OF
closing The books and bal9ncfng this
years work, the statement was r.
sued at O'Clock. Tho ofApe patd
out t213, 400 yesterday ard recesved
sfoa, 600, an unusually hr9wy day.
One hundred and tfriFty-s4ne fhosss-
and dollars wss pssd out 70 mo IL
crary taEnds making z t0ta1 mr. the
yeAr Of $24K,Doa. winch tssz2nss than
dnrf5te thc srrn paid this funxf IN any
pFevtouS ycxr.
The ocrnparuYtne statamsunt x1auw~
tnE receipts and Disbursements dxr-
Ing thc pasat year, fUIlOwE
Amount pscrfptx fEom All sou-rsss
for tho year esfdfnC HsDtarrtssr "a,
lSta. tf3, 01xp S1a. a.
Disbursements for an pUFpuwrw Ton
yn3r ending Hcpfunbcr a. fTt1. <t2,-
aS1.TS&-4A.
Hxpsm AZ r~ce<tpts cvr daabxrso-
meutx for y~<xr ~n<f1x Easstnnstor "a,
I91o, tS&x,xS6.Sa,
HaIsnca an tzszrd Octrtser 1. Ezra
F1Doo, 6eo-x&,
nsasnes In srsnmry octnassr1. INA.
U,I4AAExA
karmSpts frun all souscrs far yoGa
es3fng a1Dtzanbcr %, iAa, eia.os4r
k41kL
Rsnasp&w fruns All sassncns hm~ysnz
enklng G<utarnbar 30, t9f4. III, ao0r
o3A,s1,
Esnnz ~ ,renatpts 1919 over isr2
81, 7ok. Ao1-Sa.
n4Ghsxaaaea<1 fsr All puypoaH ~
yeaf esaAang Hsptenalssr "a. Isfa, ffzr
eS1. fs1-<a.
Disbursements fer an purposes fAs
yrtr 1p8ing 6ortensbdr %, f3i1, IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01
Lowell Replies to
Senator Borah

Cambridge. Mas, Sept. 3n----Preed-
dss1t Lowell, of Harvard university,
defender OF ffhs ieaespe OF nstions,
ssrnrphsaaicalIy denied IN stsstnneat
today Senator Borah's charge In an
ssssdress before the Jtrskkxsd States
sserlaa esttssaa AEe ise4A IN contempt Wash
trs.tor's farewell. President Lowell
said:
II yiesd neither to Senator Bornft
nor to any other man IN sss7uxfrsxtfon
of The farewell address, and Of The
great father of the repsabfte- But, I
world not use them az a cover fox
present politics.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01

Tt ss4~vfrieai from the s4atAn3ADta1
the United States Is a. party - ii
as the United States LIS orc Ox
associated powers In brfesf thm 1QS
Of the ultima enm are ttfsat fait
evacuation as demanded tbs RI
and associated Powers Win y94
arry foodstuffs or rsrw nateriN4 14l
entering Germany and would f493
all financial faclffties which t114 q
man government is enjoying -
IL proposes to ss,ek from t.
and associated powexa
AS to the actrai bsae1k1oo
officials said tonight that kAaG
as the United States has va4y
ships I'm the area of hiocteadA
burden Of its physical erxfOEc
weuid fan upon England and FrM1
TINE UIH1METTyM
The text OF the note pressente6 41
German government fohovus
According tn the terms 1t mFx
twelve of the armistfce Of f10v4
II, 1918 Germany Subscribed t.
the following errga1,sxnenk sTs
All German troops at pee0k n
any territory which fssHuxa ~ RI
belonged to Austria Hnns1Ky. r.
mania, or Turkey. shall wf<1I
within the frontires of C3ew1nAu.
they existed August firzt. Dax mi
an German troops at present n II
ritories which before the
part Of Russia must Hkew5nss r.
to Within the froatsers al 3InEs
above defined as soon B xf1o -
shah think tls+nfom ent xsuft Ahaa Sl&nS
ing regard to tne internal uftnnxfo1 I
these terrifors<x
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01
But Boosters Of Rushing Reds Refuse
to Concede Possibility Of Victory to-
\ Team Which Dope Favors---Ca-
pacity Attendance Of $4,000 Will See
First Game of Annual Classic.
WORLD SERIES PROBABILITIES:

Cincinnati Sept 3o.--For first game:
reatepinE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $4,000.
Besting-Even money.
Pitcher For Reds Reuther for White sox. Ciootte.
F,nfhusasYn~-Btood red
por, bottles~ssnpply exhausted
wuner-A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01

Nnw EeRkr Hapt~ td-Rhssugh eiv-
pruttH4 vaco ysanHfaotuSed IN TIA
ttnitad EtAtos during thu year tnsffng
Jsm NJ 1bsWa1 rBusniad tneiay. to Mxp--
ply eveuT npsnv NkssaaR ard aasiH n
tlse e0unstsV Wi0 ~ eA1a3fa, The
tnta1 snnmAsf1sad wsA 12,AyEAza--
1ne epassthn4 ~ fsaspapa4 VAN ~
81, N1JA ~ % pns~5n1s yaAsy ~
jncsaaaa 0e an ynpenzt,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01
ArsSfrsrA 'SFsf4S rTSFs4sIRFS
TO PTRNfNSE FOOD

pnris. Sept, 30.---Austria fIUnsfer-
ta1ving n sale OF art treasures abroad,
tho proceeds of which are to used for
the purpose of purchasing food for
the starving population, lie Mathl
learns from IT'S correspondent at
Vienna
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01


Yes. indeed. this ts Cincinnati And
sust before the battle, Mosntner
Fans from C.leve band, Ohio. Fans
from Toledo, Ohio Faus from youngs-
town. Ohio. Fans from Niles, OHIO.
Fans from towns IN Ohio that Ohio
never knew before wore in Ohio. Yoong
whiskers which began growing the
last year that Cincinnati had cham
pionstsip ban club.
Much t~hasrr Much walk f4sfs 20 ARD
down. Mnck walking back and forth
Many gore faet More excitement than
the time Md John morgan, the rebel
on that raid.
sAnd rich ohaS ssss atareaed etrough
all thcao ynnsrner days.
FOR Efranase wdad men were gaYfopfnE
ever her xsrpadf highwsy-t~
xe~~zr~,A,v.sv~.tta+ effect War amy
s,,asr, - strxn.cnesra ar u,a,aerns.ss.
sttsrr -, ss,r,,s ~ tf;ts rr..rrtss wf,n are
80 -. ,,t1v rfa,n~ their o.sstf7fvars eyy~r
tfsp htgnxrxy~ ~ this particular seq
-.
p.s~,au r,aryates Hasesral, n,av-
gaar,,,u vcrttar-.A s-rrrtcr,s=-.farra
a. ia s-rs v~,,.. wide snr,asins- Ban
Ichn~ona and Tfy Tfuwtors, the cling
- - ar,ps~y ts,,rrn pr,f,ersor,
IA. -, I, frg rar,Iners have tatyeu root
An ~ver,- hotsl hobby.
-----
80, ,,s,,,. ,,,.,+rr,.nr,r,s IA m.
soil ~ CINCINNATI which snrouts To-
n. cx.erx, ,tayy stfr,er;r,r~ tstcs n thistle
and poisoning Ike ivy those who aas:
k-.s... ,s,., .na r-,s vrhita sryx hsxva
= shaSouy ~ "A rhanee to f,f.,x Inc Gin
.,nn.+, Txs,
r..~ r-rs., life If IN, hank rel, dnr,'t
-
pop~ fa~,rs the Write Sox. THAT
gives t,re Reds . great chance. Base
Ran as,ne In ass,S,f an safe as n sure
thing over nj the I4ntor.ia track. Ask
ary of che fsrsss how sure that is Most
Of them were OVER there today.
Not much betting Cincinnati folks
want odds. Sox folks don't want TO
give odds Local quotations about seven
TO Ave, but very ifffie defns-
Grover Cleveland Asexa',der. OF me
cubs Went OUT 10 tne naai sSfa a,,'s
afternoon put on uhx s..' a aa, Ill., 80
70 the hea "'i''ess IN ''''Ai "''A' ~
-. a.. f,r,.-,x.. ,,,,s,,.s 81. ,nn
e., -. - vw 81 tnev con,,sn.t M him
. rtt,, hoara
4 --
VINO should Also be throwing them
Ola -rtaut kIrler.. who lives near Csn-
s3nnati. Jack went out to the yard
WITH Joe Tinker and both put on UNI
founs and worked win Mo~~r's men.
curtc that used to have the Giants
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01
Curious Fauna in Old
Town to. View Contest
Dope Favors Chicago
White Sox, So Reds Are
Almost Sure no Win the
Series.
~ y>.xssuv gxrwvoT.

Cine innatf. Sept- sn.--Fsssa looking
for tickets, Fans hooking for rooms
Fans looking for drinks. Fans who
have found drin ks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01
First Steps Taken
Toware Plan for
Big Jubilee Week

FIRST Shops toward making definite
arrangements for the reunion IN
Richmond during armtstice week OF
all men who went out from Virginia.
for the world war were taken last
night at the Grays arrnory. where a
little band. at the cali of FL. Wat
kfns Eliersons met 10 Discuss plans
fort he celebration.
Dre. perhaps. to the short notice
given OF the intended meeting. very
few representative of the organza~
ton invited to attend were present and
1t Was finally decided that little could
be accomplished until there was a.
larger and smore rspresentativ o
gathering of those who will engine er
the movement
Mr.. Ellerson VIII send out this
wreck an urgent call for another
night. when, he hopes, all civic and
military organizations which haye
been asked to participate VIM send
their delegates. Armigtica week will
be only little more than ono month
from that date. II WAS pointed out
hast night that, If the celebration Ia
To be the big event the city wishes to
make il. il is imperative that the com -
s1sttee begin to arrange for it at the
earliest possible date.
This celebration will In fact be the
ffrsx rasxn lon Of the boys W no aa1szs-er I'd
the czYf when America took mp the
guafru of battle On November IL
hast yfssr. many Of the men who wiFl
come To Richmond for the reunion,
and the official welcome home by
their state still were in the figh tina
line. making the last determined on.
slaugtr on the German horde alone
the Mcuse: many OF them were IL
/ hospitals in France, recovering from
wounds they had received in battle.
Tho corn nnittee thinks this will be
| the frappiest sort of occasion for
tttrss boys To meet again. Adran tag {
will be taken Of the opportunity tc
form mary associations To cerAeut thS
lies made in war. Everything poesibie
Will bed one in the way of welcome
aud entertainments to show them Just
how much Virginia appreciates the
spirit they exhibited in rhe time OF
stress and how glad she is that they
are back to help solve the knotty
postwar pr,ttesxss.
One of the many pleasing ff-aturess
Of THE celebration will be the award
of medals Ny the city Of Richmond To
those men who went from this COM
nauDtcy. These are meant to be n
iastf ng testimonial of the gratn uda
whssh the pcopss of Richmond feel
ss~s=xref stss- s-rvfce 1f1fr sorss rcrssireed
turtpg fire struggle
The ccnyrnittee pkrxrs to have the
Dnfntstrs OF the city speak the Sum-
day hrfo~e Che celebration on thss
sisntscam~~ OF krnistice Dry. The
cefchrntion WIN last several days.
AsIp,rasE fh.xsa<sxaso canss ixsf ase npoe1--
ing hast night. hsssaaes I'll. wafiSSus
E.IscrxwM, nrsrs- Nfsxyor AinsssTa. Geuerai
Chsrtrs J. Anderson Major Rns.ertSnA
Dassazfen, ClHfc w Saunders and
Morton T.. vEafferstein.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01

The vote of confi4fencs~.nnEans ssn-
other important v4ctaEy for the
.Srfger~ of France this time TN his
fight fer filss ratification OF The
nesace treaty. The figures put to
nausrht ali stse practsfsoYrs uf~thc raai-
oafs THAT ~ttie next vvae~ vsosrsd tespte
him from power.
Tuesdays coSfiderce vote gives The
pre,ryier majority of "a. The hast
time whe-1 he insisted on a test of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01
Clemenceau Given
Vote of Confidence

Paris Sept 30.---Fsre n1ier Clersen-
'ceau and his government received a
vote of confidence in The chamber OF
deputies to-day, 263 TO 1885,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01

tCont.fnued n a'assTwn>3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01
DIscf.AR5Es WAR
! AGaiAxr Jtxo-snxvs

nasre. SssFs, an--f saA siala d.
.Aananzie taiay deaiaref vaT az
tha 1ugo- Elaua-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01

Ycs- indeed. this ts Cincinnati And
sust before the battle. Messrsn@r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01

1)v wcrshwskxssthat effect Well any
way, MCEaus men had nothing in
spotn1 of Strwsss-cnesgs or Wilderness
either. on some of tire 7ysrTts Who are
caNAut1y riding their ossurfvans ovssr
tfsA htgnx-xy~ ~ this particular seq
s1nent of the Buckeye state.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01
wEATHER

wasiangtDn, sHpk 3d.
rncrcastnF cloudiness Wed
ncsdny; cooler north and
cast, probably rain by
night nnd an 9,hurwiay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01

tho Gibson and Sutton hntnaa nse
3he h0aACuRrtBrs err tho bugs ussd
v1saA-n0n. BO<ts hGws good ronass,
Try and ~ cnA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01

Nst much betting Cincinnati folks
want odds, Sox folks don't want TO
give odds Local quotations about ssve n
10 Ave, but very little doing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01

Much t@hhc~ Much -s~sszf fTse ~ arsss
down. Much walking back and forth
Many gore faets More excitement than
the time nld John Morgan. the rebel
Ron Of grn. came riding up into Ohio
on that raid
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01

Baseball naaguateS. baseball play
erx E.eefaH wrftar~~@A curious" farina,
to he sure Tire wide spreading Ban
JohnsnnA ard TIT Illusions. the cling
ing Charley Hxzors and 1ohnnx
Tverses. the ftawery Hugh Fulhertons
and Ring IarfnerS, have taken root
an every hotel lobby.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01

Fans from Cleveland. Ohio. Fans
from Toleda, Ohio E'aus from Yoangs-
town. Ohio. Fans from Niles, OHIO.
Fans from towns IN oAfo that Ohio
never knew before were In Ohio. Youug
fans. Vintage fang, Fans with
whfskers which began growing the
last year that Cincinnati had a cham
pioughfp ban club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01

Dope fzwors the Wfrfts Sox. That
gives f1fe Reds great chance Base
bah dupe In aaout as safe RS n sure
thing over at the T.ntonia track. Ask
any of the fsp4s how sure that is Most
Of them were over there today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01

Grover Cleveland Alexander. of the
Cubs, went out to the ball yard this
Afternoon, put on a uniform and hurled
TO the Red hstters in their final prac-
lftoN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01

Last time Grover pitched Ut The
Reds IN league game, which was only
few days ago. they couldn't hit him
with board.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-01

And the prfces! W1ur Charley NIB
bets snd hts dollars Inch seat wrs
~ piker. Just pflcAR Thdy snatch
~ bucks on tho box toadcrw m Ch-
c1nhat1. and tho Cincinnati box hold '
etD kpArentiy do not even feel II.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-31
g q N Y. O G A r e

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Strainul Liber" din st.
Louis, Mo-, convoaca pc toti men,
bril- sal a 1ua parte la adunarea
generala extra ordinara, care Sc
va tinea Dumineca, 2 Noembrie
1919, in hala din $50 So. Vahde-
yenter Avenue.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
2 p. m.
Deci sunt rugati Gu staruinti
toti fratii membrii a Fl prezenti la
aceasta adunare.
in numele societatii ,,Strainul
Liber's din St.. Louis, Mo-:
9. 1ibisan, presedinte.
]. Pstrascu, secretar
(55-56)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-31

care in ziua az 20 Octombrie
1919 s'a trimis Majestatii Sale
IReginei Maria 3 Rominiei, in su-
ma de 7,400 Lei (adeca sapte mi;
|patru suite Lei), care ibani Sc vor
Fintrebuinta pentru scopul pentru
care au fost colectati.
Pc aceasta Gale aducem cele
mai sincere multumiri tuturor
fratilor Romini 81 surorilor Ro,
mine din McKees Rocks, Pa, ca
re au contribute la aceasta colec-
ia, 81 ca fiecare sd alba in veder>
ca aceasta suma s'a TRIMS la To-
cul destinat.
inca odata in calitate de pEezi-
denta acestui comitet, care STA
dat toata silinta pentru aduna
aceasta frumoasa suma, lie mul-
tumesc tuturora 81 zic ca 81 pc
viitor sa-si faca toti datorinta
Epentru natiunea .noastra rQmi-
neasca.
Cpmitetul Femeilor este com
Hpus dupa cum urmeaza:
Efrosina Popa, prezidenta, Ma
ria Moldovan, vice-prezidenta.
Verona 'Cornea, secretara, Elena
Tomulet, Aasiera.
Tar ca membre in comitet sunt
urmatoarele: -
Azelma. CraioYean, Elena Ha-
tagan, Maria Roman, Floarea z.
Boian, Sofia Sirbu, Ana Onijan,
lula NIGGA, Rayeca Mega, Save
ta v. Popa, Catalina Halas, Flo
rea Firecian, Ioana Flip, Ioana
G. Flip.
Va salutam Gu cea mai mare
dragoste:
Eufrosina !. Popa, prexidenta.
Elena Z. Tomulef, casiera.
(55-56)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-31
c>oNv o cARE.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Rominia Noua" din Cam
bridge, Ohio, convoaca pc toti
memhrii sal lua parte la adu-
parea generala lunara, care Sc vi
tinea Dumineca, 2 Noembrie 1913
la orele l.3O p, M, la locuinta
d-lui George Moloi din 40 Har-
Fis Avenue. : !.
! La ordinea zilei sunt mai mul-
te ..chestii .foarte importante de
rezolvat in favorhl societatii noa-
sire. Deci rugam st&ruitor pc TOT
frstii membFii fl prezenti Ia
aceasta sdunare. !.
IN .numele sqcietatii ,,Rominia
Noua din Cambridge, Ohio: I
Emilian oojocar, pres,
Ioap lluntean, secretxr Z
l55 66}
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-31
AvI z
Catra toti fratii nostri consistent
din comuna Cristian, comitatul
Sibiiu, Rominia Mare!

T7Fv ~ Sg7tFB7 2
Pc aceasta Gale adncem la Gu
nostinta -tuturof consatenilOr no.
-stri despre colects> pentru auto
rul orfanilor din comma Girls
tian,r ce reusita a adus pima in
prezent, de la fratii care au avut
inima buna de a-si da nbQlul Tor
pentru orfanii care asteapta a.
jutOr de la moi.
moi am decis de a Sc publica
in ziarul ,,Americas' ca "a vedeti
ce fapte frumoAse' s'au facut pi-
ma in prezent,rla care au contri-
butt urmatoriis frati:
vasile Balan sofia $40; 4
oan Balta 81 baEat11 $40; George
Ghisioiu $40; !vasile Ghisioiu'
$40; vasile Balta $25; loan Rus
ciorean $40; Tn prieten bun 81 (
Nicolae Anghel,, senior $25; Pas
thu Bira $25; Simion Stoia 81 So
tia $15; Vasile M. Valean $25;
loan M. Valean 81 sofia $15; Va
sile V. Valean $15; loan V. Ba-
Ian $15; vasile Stoia $50; Geor-
ge Moldovean $40; George Berta
81 sofia So; Laurentiu Nemes $40;
Nicolae Saulean, comuna Magu
81; loan G.. Valean $25; Nicolas'
N. Pipernea $40; Samoila Cam
pean $15; George Bighia seni ,r
$15; George Popa 81 sofia $15; J.
Nicolae Anghel 81 finul sau loan
Balan $15; Ana Balan 81 fata Sd
Ana $40; loan Bighea 81 sofia
$40; -,Vasile Bighea 81 sofia $1O;i
Dumitru I. BiglRa 81 sofia $40 ;;
Vasle Ogneriu 81 sofia, $40; Ge-
orge-I. Bighea SIS; loan Popa si
sofia $40; loan Dragamir 80 );
Dumitru M. Bighea $40; 'Vasile
Mateu $2O;> loan ID. Mahta, coz
mllna Gurarfului 81; Maria Dalp-
mel, fata 81 ginerele sau, comuna
Gurarinlni SIS. Suma totala in
acasata este de t48S.00.
= Pc aceasta Gale aducem ceie
mai sincere multumite tuturor a.
celora care au binevoit ne da
sprijinul dior ca sd putem ajuta
pc cei lipsiti d nacajiti, lar pc
aceia, care inca nu Sisau facut da-
torinta, ii rugam . nu sta la @
parte 81 sd fac8 si dinsii &c am "a
cut moi. 3
Totodata muitumim 81 stRaini-.
lor care ne-am idaA sprijinnl d-lor
posibil A aceast3 coleet&..
Tot odata AZ adnces IL cunQs-
tinta tutnror ck banii sunt depnsi
in ibanca pei npmele orfanilnr.
administrator snnt 4 persoane: !:
|Vasile Bxlan, T1ai]e Balta Gedt
ge Ghisiu 81 Isap Balta. Cine voi
ieste ca Sd a. VA oare care -
jutor orfaniloE IS hine voiasca
d scrie La adosA urmxtoanea:
B. ID D. M = IN Ohio
Am ramas 16lutf du~7xs Gu dra-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-31
RAPPORT GENERAL.

pn. 1sdaoiae ! siaru|ui America
VA sulaM, e. in dol nrmeri al
tisrd hi = pnhlipfti sirele de mai
josv - q fim lamnrite pentru a
PbAAt Aia6eEe: I
pensitstul 1eni illqF pqntEp crp'
~ nagie Romipf A4erieapx No,
4 & ~ Hae1Gp, "a
u ntreae6 eolecta neastlk eara
fcst RegtEn seQppl AZ nj siis
I ID
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-03-06
ROCK FORD, ILL.

The Colored Soldiers Club is be
coming more and more the Meccl
for the colored people Of Rockford.
It is indeed a haven of rest for the
/ colored soldiers and their friends.
Sunday afternoon Or. Grant intro
duced two forceful speakers, Rev.
Brayboy Kokomo, Ind. Civil War
Veteran, and Capt. Hall Of Chicago,
III, 370th Inf, a veteran Of the
World War. Rev Brayboy said:
II belonged TO the 28th Ind. Inf. ana
was one of the guards that guarded
Abraham Lincoln. at Washington.
Boys, / love you. am proud Of you.
Stand by old glory Prepare your
selves for the work before yor.
Keep yourselves on a moral basis
then demand your rights, and no
matter whore you may be YOU can
get in and put your foot on the
truth"
Capt Hall, wearing a distinguish
ed service cross with o silver star,
citation for extraordinary heroism,
given him by French governments. in
4 forcful, uuassumi q manner, gave
a @eneral description OF the stay os
the regiment in France History Of
regiment. A number Of men organ
lied the 9th Battalion Nov. {, 1898;
This battalion was mustered into tlo
National Guard Aug. 3, 1917; werc
mustered into service, the 370th
INF, Col. Franklin A. Denison in
command
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-03-06
BELOIT. WIS.

On Friday at 2:3O p. m. the Will
ing Workers Club of Emmanuel Bap-
tist church held their meeting at the
church, after the regular business
praise service followed, which was
much enjoyed. This was followed
by dainty repast given by Rev
G. j. Fox and Mrs. E. K Williams
in appreciation of the splendid effort
shown by those who took part in the
"Milkmaids Convention" given by
the club some time ago.
Mrs. NJ. Huggard, Broad street
who has been very i'll, is improving.
Mrs. j. Mitchan, wife Of Rev. ].
Mitcham of the Betnel A. NJ. f.
church, was pleasantly surri ised by
small party of trends in honor
Of her birthday. All report a de-
lightful tim,.
Mrs. Curtis, Emerson street, is in
very feeble condition. We hope
for her improved health.
Rev. G. J, Fox, is visiting his home
at Nashville, Tenn, being called
there on account of the death of a
sister and the serious illness of his
father and brother.