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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-08
% IIGA CONST|TUTIONAl.A.
Initiative D-lui Bratasanu.

acum inca Odata nevoe ca o nina
de oameni, liberali, conservateri,
democrati, socialist 81 mai Gu sea-
ma cetateni neinregimentati in par,
tide, sa-si dea nina GU un singur
scop: Restdbilirea ordinei constitu-
tiond,e, unica garantie amor ale
geri hbere.
Numai o hgd constitutionald de,
buni romini, fara deosebire de Gre
dinti politice, va putea pune capat
crizei constitutionale care ne sfi-
sic inauntru 81 ne slabeste in afara.
Recunosc insa, ca nue. loc in a.
ceasta liga nici pentru vfnatorii de
situatiuni, nici pentru pescuitorii
in apa turbure.
Cine vrea Rominie Mare, libe-
ra 81 democratic, ma va intelege.
DIV. domnule director, dati-mi o
nina de ajutor prin presa care de-
VINE acum Sentlnela Inalntata,
jertfei cetatenesti, ca chemarea mea
sd fie auzita pima in colibele cele
mai umile.
La lupta contra loviturei de stat
81 pentru restabilirea Constituted!
LA lupta CONSERVATORY, liberalii, de-
mocratii, socialistii, sd nu depu-
nem armele pima nu vom vedea or
dir1ea legala restabilital
Daca zilele ce-mi mai ramin pot
ii folositoare biruintei acestui scop,
eu lie pun in cuget curat 81 Gu ini-
ma ca1da, in slujba lui.
| Primiti, va rog, die director, ex-
presiunea sentimentelor mele cele
mai distinse.
Paul BrGtGSGnu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-08
D0mnuIe director,

O turburare adinca fost adusa
tarei prin lovitura de stat care a
instituit dictatura militara in
preziua primelor alegeri Gu vot u
Universal 81 in folosul vadit al unei
factiuni care urmareste pc lfnga
multe alte monopoluri 81 pc acela al
'guvernarei in statul romin.
Am fost, desigur, toata viata
mea un ON de lupta leala. N'asi fl
banuit insa, domnule director, ca
|dupa infaptuirea visului de aur al
neamului meu batrinetele imi vor
irezerva durerea de a vedea dupa
victoria asupra hordelor dusmane,
lnatiunea romina despoiata de or
|dinea constitutionala de catre omul
care compromise in destul in a.
fara.
Am cOnsiderat ca cOnsOlare
cereasca dupa o. mare durere init
ma ferlclrea ce am avut ca pot in
|chega la Paris, i'm vreme ce jumata-
|te din tara era sub calciiul dusma-
nului, falanga de romini, care timp
de un an 81 jumatate' tinut sus,
sub ochii marilor nostri Aliati,
steagul unitatei noastre rationale
81 a putut vedea opera Ell incorona-
ia de success prin recunoasterea Off
ciala acestei unitati de catre toa-
te statele aliate.
NJ 'au ajutat acolo, in nadejdile
mele de romin, nu slabele mele pu-
teri, ci increderea pc care mi-au a.
ratat-o buni mel compatrioti, fara
deosebire de. partid.
q stu Gu totii ca della intrarea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-08
J. Eas sasooaa1oss s1as5Ss CLEVELAND Nov 1919
SITUATIA ROMANlEI.

rese caci daca ca ar Fl ingrijir
mai bine de tarani, ar, Fl putut,
Gu siguranta, sa realizeze profi-
turi multi mai frumoase. Aceiayi
buba era care rodea toate insti-
tutiunile de stat de acolo: Politia,
Fundamental, judecatori, advocati,
militari Gu singura exceptie
unor professor de multi talent
i carl fac fala tarei.
Pc de alta parte, in Transilva-
MIA conditiile au fost de asa fel
ia patura intelectuala nationa-
Ia romineasca' nu a putut sd Sc
ridice: intro tara Gu 0 limba Off
ciala alta decit cea romineasca,
81 unde toate posibilitatile 81 a
vantagiile de ridicare erau des-
chise acelora carl Isl instsiau po
Utica guvernamentaia. inteligsn-
ia 81 toti eel mai rasariti dintre
romini s'au simtit in totdeauna
temptati de a Sc educa in confor-
| initiate Gu cerintele natiunei sta
pfnitoare 81 de- lua partea asu-
pritorilor. De altfel, fara de a.
yea prea mute pretentii asupra
unei culturi nationale sub 0
donnie att de tirana, faptul "a
eli Isl mai pastreaza inca caracte
rul national nu este decit denim
de toata lauda. Tn fapt care M
trebue trecut cu vederea, O OBJ
servare de facnt in RomInia, este
ca toti acei Romini din tarile sub
jugate, carl au trecut in Rominia
sau si-au facut educatia acolo an
| dat dovada de capacitati uimi-
/ toare 81 multi din eli au ajuns ce-
lebritati, prea multi recunoscute
l. ceea ce e .foarte semnificativ.
Iayind in vedere un tilnp cind IL
II 49, ees1lcefos ylIfUts1fI vd pFeu0m1nd
0 educatie nationala.
/ Pima acum, toti Rominii inte-
ligenti au vazut 0 potentialitate
neobicinuita in poporul Romln
T. un ,,vitor de aur' = cum zice
poetul, 81 Gu totii si-au fixat ca
scop prim al activitatii lor: uni
rea tuturor Rominilor" Acum
cind aceasta unire este ,un fapt
orizonturi noui de progres Sc des-
child 9'oporului Romin. :. Posibili
tati nelimitate: Ell are tot ce-i
trebue la indemina pentru a ara
ia, pentru pentru a imbogati lu
mea intreaga Gu produsele 81 cul
tura unui popor tinar, virgin d.
toate impuritatile, plin de vlagi
| 81 Gu adincime mintos.
i Tot ceea ce de lipsa este {
cooperate imtre taranii Romini. .s
cei al tinuturilor noui pc de
parte, lar pc de alta 1ntre inte
ligenta nouilor tinuturi, pentru
alunga pc vechile lichele de |;
conducerea tarei.
+ Vasile Joan.
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HAASE APROAPE DE MOAR,
TE

BERLIN, Z Noembrie. Me-
dicii care ingrijesc pc Hugo Ha-
ase spun Cd conditiile lui nu mai
dau sperante.
Hugo Haase este fruntasul par
tidului socialist independent. Un
glonte care a fost slobozit asu-
pra lui pc c1nd intra i'm Reichs-
sag, 81 care patruns in piciorul
|IFept, a asfacut necesara amputa-
rea acelui picior, fnsa Gu toate
aceste yiata lui nu poate Ii sal
vata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-08
cURA PENTRU TUBERcULo
"A.

LONDRA, - Noembrie. - Un
doctor englez atasat la detasa-
mentele aeriene q recomandat
ca cura pentru tuberculosi, intre.
buintarea balonului. 81 spune ca
pacientul sd fie ridicat in aer
pima Ia Q fnaltime Il 5000 urine,
unde Sc ramina citeva zile, odin-
pind 81 rasuflind aer pur 81 inyi-
gorator, aer Gu mutt mai bun
de cit in ori q ioe din inaafii
munti ca aef curats b d
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IDluL pl.IRv ,a!.'.!. MoNvMINIva
, Primim urmatoarea scrisoare !:
Societatea DIR. e. Lucaciu 81 Trei
colorrl Romin" din Aurora, Ill.

Aurora, III, z Nov. 1919.
Stimate Domnule Redactor:
Alaturat va trimitem un money
order in valoare de opt dolari,
bani carl s'au colectat in sedinta
societatii noastre pentru monu
mentul eroinei de la Jiu, Sublo-
cotenent Ecaterina Teodoriu.
Alaturat va trimitem 81 lista
donatorilor.
Dumitru Baia, presedinte
George Cosma, secretar financiar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-08
YUDENITCH PIERDE DIN
CREU.

HELSINGFORS, Z Nov. Bi-
roul estonian spune ca Yudenitch
a reusit sd scape cea mai mare
parte a trupelor prin Q manevra,
insa Gu mari pierderi, 81 armata
de Ia Gatchina 81 Luga este rupta
de grosul armatei.
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TREIsPREzKCE MINE Az IN
CEPUT LUCRUL.
WASHINGTON. 6 /,

WASHINGTON, s Noembrie.
Treisprezece mine, unde este
uniune au inceput lucrul, in dis
trictul din West Virginia, spun
vestile ajunse IN capitala, acea-
sta face IN total de patruzeci 81
Ipatrn dc mine care lucrx.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-08
SERBIA MA SEMNAT TRATA
TUL GU AUSTRIA.

PARIS, 6 Noembrie. nj Jugo-
slayii au TRIMS o nota aliatilor in
care explica motivele de cerefuza
Sc semneze tratatul GU Austria.
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Reinstatement Gu toate cd atunei
cind a VENT vorba la sacrificii
pentru acel scop uni au fost tot
asa de bravi ca 81 ceialalti.
Ca situate economica Rominia
era, inainte de razboiu tara, in
mod particular bogata, in pima
prosperitate. Prin alipirea noui-
Tor tinuturi carl contin 0 multi
me de materiale. brute, tocmai din
acele ce eli ii lipsea 7nainte, Romi-
MIA devine mai bogata inca, 81 eli
despre prosperitate, tot ceea &C
putem afirma de o camdata este
ca Rominia va Fl prima, dintre
toate txrile foste beligerante ca
re sd acopere, in cea mai scurta
durata, perderile suferite in tim
pul razboiului, ceea ce ii va ds
infinite avantagii economice asu
pra celorlalte tari.
Bogatia principala a Rpminie
constind in pamint, ca nu a pu
tut Fl prea multi saracita prin a
cest razboiu. @ populate yiguroa
sd tot mai exista in tara, 81 inc;
mai pima de energie ca orr cind
gaia dc a reface Gu success Ro
mimic Noua. Viitorul economic a
. Rominiei este fara indoiala, inflo
ritor 81 Gu ell toata viata materia
la locuitorilor Ell, care, la rim
dul ei, va produce Q intreaga re
generare nationala 81 .culturala
Pentru q realiza aceasta nu $
cere decit un foarte scurt TIM
de pace 81 intelegere intre &c
dinlauntru, care Tara indoiala v
yeni. Il.
Oar, orr cum, ceea cc NE da ma
multi avint fntru a contempla wi
toru1 tarei este prefacerea ei i
mod polite 81 in general. In Re-
mfnia Veche, taranii nu prea $
sinchiseau multi asupra educati
eli. ca doar no sa-mi fac b6ia
! tul Popa" ii auzeai, sau Tat
ma stiut carte 81 tot trait ~
rannl era multumit Gu ceea ce J
yea 81, in mod filosofie, ayea
buna parte de adevar Sd rezonea
aga, dar, in realitate, baza mat,
rialS q atitudinei lui era faptt
ca bratele tinerilor erau multi tr'
bnitoare muncei cimpnlui. Pc 4
alta parte, patnra conducatoal
: tArei, compusa in mare parte d
originari straini, natrea un di
pref adinc u desmteresal
complect6 fat6 de- taranime, cal
nu eraus Initiate decft deN IN p
N acelui fell AZ tdragoste be ca
ciobannl 4 ars fatk desoile sale !
xle altfel ~ Nh iiacepab Bill chi.
q Az nm 81 i q int I
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Data find greutatea Gu care sti
rlle din tara ajung aci, 0 parere
mai exacta asupra evolutiei vii
toare a Ell sc poate face numal
prin deductie. Ca baza a acestor
deductii yom analiza, Gu .buna in
telegerc, conditiile aflatoare in
tara, att prior, cit 81 in timpul
razboiului, precum. 81 factorii e.
xistenti actual, in masura de a
determine, mai multi sau mai pu-
tin, un progress sau reactiune.
Considerata in mod general,
prior razboiului, Rominia era 0
tara, am putea zice, Freicita
char daca, prin uncle parti, null
tumita unei oligarhii vitrege, ia
ranii nu prea aveau de ajuns de
ale gurei, lar pelagra facea ra-
vagii, totusi pentru uncle eau
re de ordin. mai malt 81 mai ge,
neral, Ell erau Fericiti, sau in or;
ce caz multumiti. Populatia in
treaga a Rominiei, considerata in
mod general, era multumita. Gu
felul de viata predomin1nd acolo;
mimic, nici vre-un 'fapt, poate con
trazice aceasta. Acelas lucru 81
poate spune 81 despre celelalte t.
nuturi locuite de Romini, Gu deo-
sebirea ca taranii din Ardeal G.
rau, ca stare economical, Sc pare,
mai presus celor din Rominia: ca
moral, Ardelenii, incalziti de jde,
alul unirei Gu Romfnia, aveau IN
motiv mai multi ca sd fie activi
pc cind taranii Romini Gu tradi-
tune bogata de lupte vitejesti Gu
mai toate tarile vecine Sc credear
indreptatiti la mai, multa pasiyi
tate.
Gel Scari All ftAst mai mlIlf STA
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nose nici particle, nici rivalitati.
Mi Sc pare, domnule director, c;
New-York tribune., 1919-08-08
Sea View to House
City Drug Addicts
Despite Protests
Bird Stage Tuhrrcular Pa.
sicnss VIII Remain. but
VIII Have Separate Build
ings, DIR. Copeland Says

Sea View Hospital on Staten leland.
heretofore devoted 20 'he care of tubcr-
culosis victims. viii ~ Transferred
within n few days from 'h~ Jurisdiction
of the Department of rnalc Charities
TO that OF the Department o. Health,
to be used. in part. for :hc care Of drug
addicts. Or Royal S. Core and. Health
Commissioner. said yesterday he had
rcassuranccs from the Mayor and was
going ahead with the project despite
the protest of Bird s. Colcr. Commits
sioncr of Charities
Only third stare" tubecular patients
will remain at Sea View. At present
there are 2s3 o. them. nruv vlrtims
will be housed in separate buildings. as
at Riverside Hospital. and there viii he
plenty of room for inmates OF both
sorts. the Health Commissioner said.
-Four hundred and sixteen tuhercuiar
cases will be sent to Otisviilc. y Y
The sanitary code having been
amended to designate drug addition
as a presidential disease treatment
of the victims OF the hahis al Sea View
was authorized, Or. Cope land said. The
city was we'll off for accommoda lions
for tuberculosis patients. he said. at
tributing II in part to the stoppNge IN
immigration. which provides many vic
tins for the disease; in part 20 last
years influenza epidemic, which prob
ably carried off many potential victims.
and in part 10 the draft. which caught
men at the most susceptible age and
kept them il. thc1epen.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-08
Hammond Sisters Are
Hostcsses at Picnic
Entertain Society at Jenox {;
n. Y. Women Enter the
Tennis Notch

LENOX. Mass. AUG THE Misses
Emily and Adele Harraond, dAurhters
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Hammond,
visiting their granddaughter. Mrs. VIII
lam Douglas Sloane. al Esmcourt, gave
picnic this afternoon. Among thcir
guests were Ncwbold Morris, jr. Fred l..
erick and Henry Usnos and James Still
man, Sd.
Arthur II. Lppincott, of New York. ia
negotiating for the purchase Of the Tenn
Mr. and Mrs. Lippincott are tenants OF
the estate.
Mrs Edwin T. Rice and Miss Helen
Rice. Of New York, have entered n ten
mis- tournament which starts tomorrow
at Lee.
Mrs William Pollock returned 20
Holmesdale, tonight from visit TO
Lieutenant and Mrs. Marshall r. Kerno-
chan in New York.
Mrs Henry s. Redmond, Mrs James
Russell Solely, Franklin A. Plummcr and
Stuyvesant Fish have gone to Carr
sons, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs William r. Cogswell,
who were at the Curtis Hotel, returned
to Stratford, Conn.
Henry James Anderson. MIR. and Mrs.
George Walter Davis, of New York.
and II. W. Tillinghast, of Morristown,
n. j., are at the Curtis Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard X. Burras, of
New York, returning from Quebec, ar
rived at the Curtis Hotel, en- route 70
New York
Miss Georgiana W Sargent has gone
to Beverly Farms. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-08
Ciuc a Thought to-
WGIi Street

EETAI-L Street, between Nassau and
w Pearl Streets is badly torn up.
The roadway is closed to traffic, while
a squad Of more than sixty men is at
work. Old bumps, poor drainage and
the general dilapidated condition Of
Wall Street were finally notice and
now the city has set to work giving it
a new covering.
at is little inconvenient now" says
one Of the business men in the neigh
borhood, "but it will be some relief
when the new street will be finished.
The construction of a building next to
the cd Sub-treasury Will keep the
workers from repaving the entire
street at this time, but even a little re-
pair will be 4 great change for the
better"
"The rainy weather delayed the work
. Bit" says Ferdinand Brinkman, a
wstchman on the street, but if the
conditions are all right it will not be
long before the new Wall Street will
be ready for the wear and tear Of an
other half century,"
New-York tribune., 1919-08-08
Guard Association Assails
Universal Training Plan
Insists State Troops I}e Used as
Medium, as Opposed to
Scheme i'm CONGRESS-

The conference of the National
Guard Association at the 71st Regi-
ment Armory came TO an end yester-
day after resolutions were adopted
emphasizing its opposition to universal
military training unless the National
Guard were made the medium for it,.
General c. W. Berry, who presided at
the meeting, gave out statement
reiterating the reasons for the organi-
zation's opposition to national defence
measures now before Congress, con-
cluding:
"The organization committee will
make final effort to obtain clear in
structions and reasonable regulations
and cooperation from thcs.militia bu-
eau, so that the National Guard
throughout the United States may be
promptly federalized Should this eff
fort fail, the organization committee
has its instructions as to how to pro-
ceed.
an addition to the temporary pro-
visions for the National Guard the
committee is working on plan to
carry out the resolutions adopted by
the National Guard convention which
provides for the organization of a Ma
tional Guard Corps"
New-York tribune., 1919-08-08
Motors and Motorists

Announcement has been made By
of the New York State Troopers, that
hereafter troopers will patrol the
principal roads of the state and take
the names, addresses and license
with dazzling lights caused ~ using
lenses other than those prescribed
By Secretary of State Hugo. Any one
who drives with his headlights
streaming through plain glass will
be arrested Immediately and taken be
fore a magistrate. In the case of
others who are using unaprroved
lenses, their names will be reported
next morning to the chief OF police
of their home city.
AS an example of the active work
of the troopers, two of them on the
night Of July 5, made sixteen arrests,
of which eleven resulted in suspended
sentence upon promise to obtain ap-
proved lenses at once, one in fine
Of $40 and four in a fine of So each,
according to Henry MacNair, chair
man of the board of the Automobile
Club of New York.
Motorists should know that having
patent lens does not mean neces-
sarily complying with the law. If in
doubt as to the legality of the lens
in question the Automobile Club If
New York will be glad to supply in
formation on any particular make, or
to mail copy of the approve, list
prepared by Secretary of State Hugo
to any one inquirng a. the quarters
of the club at the Hotel Ansonia.
Using a permitted glass with the
wrong sized bulbs or focusing causes
glare, for which the motorist is liable.
C.. E. T. S.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-08
Your Town


WIN the increasing number of war
memorials that arc soon to be
erected, the Art Commission, which
passes on all the city's art, is rapidly
ueeomlng one of the busiest of the
municlpal departments. Yet its budget
amounts ~. to less than $5,70O. Besides
re re Two secretaries in the Office at
..lty S&ll the commission consists OF
ven members whose names are sug-
ess,ed ~ by the Fine Arts Federation
~ and New York. These give their time
snd energy gratis.
WI. IN i9lI there were 121 designs sub
mitted of which ninety-cight we're an-
ss1oVed. ,so Last year, owing to the war,
fos. f"e number fell to fifty-one, of which
wns WY tnree were approved. But the
WIN WIN thls year seems to be on the
";ay 70 break all records Each de-
w sn IS referred to special committee
Judgment. ~ i ~ '-'t'
New-York tribune., 1919-08-08
4 Soldier SAYS

Irwin Rhodes enlisted in the reg1-
lar army in 1918. when ne was eighteen
years old He has just come from
France and finds himself quite lonely.
"Id like very much" he says. ito make
some new friends. ! have absolutely
no one to write to-" His present ad-
dress is aviation Field No. 2. Me-
chanical Dept, Hampstead. /. l."
For more than a year Private Rhodes
was with a field hospital in France.
Tho worst session we had nc adds,
was near the Toul sector. Airplane
raiders tried TO get our hospital hut
luck vas with Us Some Of our doctors
worked thirty-siN and torty hours at
stretch at that time They sure Dc de-
serve far more credit than they get
As result Of the training received
while in the service this soldier says
he Will be able 20 &c a PHARMACISTS
diploma after SIX months' scroolinS
when he gets back into civil lfe.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-08
Congress Asked to Look
Into Jailing of Editor
Use of Espionage Act in Time
of Peace Is Denounced
i'm House

WASHINGTON. Aug. T. Investiga-
tion into the Imprisonment for ten
days Of Edward T. Leach. editor Of
"The Memphis (Tenn.) Press" was
asked in a resolution introduced IN
the House to-day by Representative
Baer, of North Dakota.
According to Mr.. Baer, Leach was
thrown into Jail without trial because
he attacked courts in general in an
editorial. The citizens of Memphis, it
was declared, escorted Leach to Jail
with a jazz band, and are preparing
celebration for him when he is re-
leased.
Infringement by the Postoffice De
partment and the Administration upon
free speech by use of the espionage
act in times of peace has got TO stop.
declared Representative Baer
New-York tribune., 1919-08-08
Friends
Drop Contest Plan
Committee Will Continue to
Circulate Petitions for
Lust;ce HnxxexHv

Friends Of Justice Joseph r. Ncwbur
ger in the Bar Association said ycster-
day that the plan to persuade the judge
to stand as n candidate in the Demo
cratic primaries as we'll as in the Re
publican had been dropped.
1t is understood that the committee
appointed to call on Justice Newburger
at the Hotel Champlain, near Platts
burg where nc is spending his vaca-
toh, to urge him to contest in the
Democratic primaries has abandoned
secretary and Albert Perkins is treas
urer of the committee of the Bar AS
sociation in charge of circulating petit
tions for the nomination Of Justice
Newburger as an independent candi-
date. This committee is supported by
all of the lawyers associations in Man
haitian and The Bronx and will obtain
at least 5000 signatures to the desig
mating petitions.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-08
General March Becomes
Acting Secretary of War
For Third Time i'm u. S. His
tory, Satff Head Ranks Dur
ing Absence of Superiors
NcW YOrk Tribune
WuSllinOfO1s BurcCu

WASHINGTON, Aug. For the
third time in the history of the Amer
lean government the chief of staff
of the army is to-day Acting Secre-
tary of War.
BY legislative order of the Presi-
dent General Peyton c. March, chief
of staff, is to-day serving as War Sec
retary, owing to the absence from
Washington of Secretary Baker and
Assistant Secretaries Crowell and
Schofield.
The only other chiefs of stafs who
served dis Secretary of War were Gen
eral U. S. Grant and Major General
Hugh L. Scott.
Secretary Baker is spending the
weekend with his family at Bemus
Point, on Lake Chautauqua, N. y,
where he went after addressing the
X. of c. Supreme Council meeting in
Buffalo yesterday. Assistant Secre-
tary Benedict Crowell has gone abroad
and Assistant Secretary John C. Scho-
field is on annual leave.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-08
Narol Officials Start
70 Neer York for Parade

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Acting Sec
rotary of the Navy Roosevelt, with Mrs.
Roosevelt, Admiral Benson, chief Of
naval operations, and Major General
Gcorge* Barnett, commandant of the
Marine Corps, left tonight for New
York City, where they will review the
parade of the Second Division to-mor-
row. General Barnett will be Joined in
New York City by Mra. Barnett.
Owing to the absence from Wash
ington of Secretary Of War Baker, the
army will be represented by Major
General Shanks and other officials of
the port of embarkation
New-York tribune., 1919-08-08
Flag to Stay
On German Fortress
Pershing Recommends That
Coblenz Be Made L. S.
Headquarters

COBLENZ. Aug. 7 (Bv The Asso-
ciated Press The American flag will
continue to fly from the fortress Of
States troops hold a position here in
the occupied area, according to infor-
NAL information from Paris received
here yesterday by the Inter-Allied
Rhineland Commission. General Persh-
ing, it is understood, recommended that
the Stars and Stripes be kept on the
fortress, which has been an American
garrison since last December. He also
recommended that Cobenz be made
American headquarters.
A decision by the supreme council
as to the area to be occupied by the
9Th Infantry and other units which
are to remain here is expected to be
apnounccd some time next week.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-08
Free Band Concerts to End
Edwin Goldman VIII Be Given
Tokens of Appreciation


The ten weeks season of free con-
certs at Columbia Green by Edwin
Franko Goldman and the New YORK
Military Band will end this evening
with special programme At the con-
clusion of the concert Commissioner
Johnahan c. Day will present the band
master with silver service from the
subscribers and the band also will
present him with a token Of its esteem.
The programme Will be as follows:
Goldman, march, Eagle Eyes; Wag-
ner, overture, "Tannahauser"; Mac
Dowell, ITO A Wild Rose; Hadley,
Irish, from "Six Silhouettes"; Herbert.
"Badinage"; Sibelius, "Finlandia"; cor
net solo, Infammatus, from "Stabat
Mater; Zichrer, waltz, "Vienna Beau
ties; Wagner, introduction to Act 3
and Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrin";
Aud Lang Syne."