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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
8 INJURED AS CAR BURNS
Riders in Panc-Man and Woman
Leap From Window


Eight persons were hurt one Of
them seriously, during panic that
followed the blowing out OF an over
head fuse which fired the advertising
cards in an east bound Woodland avenue
trolley car at Fortieth street last night.
George Coke. negro, zoos School
street, Darby, dove through a window.
He was cut about the abdomen and is
in a serious condition in the Univer-
sity Hospital. c. Osterheldt and O.
G. Dell, the car crew, were burned about
the arms and hands extinguishing the
flames.
Madeline Fleming, twelve years old.
Norristown. was tramplcd upon and
injured. Others who suffered minor
injuries were Martin Feldman, twenty
nine years old. 6544 Woodland ave
pue Marshall Smith, a negro, Darby I:
Mrs. Jennie Menges, twenty six years
old, T07 Spruce street, shocked when
she jumped from window, and Walter
Gay, a negro, of Darby.
When the fuse blew obt the doors
were closed and twenty six passengers
in the car fought to get away from the
flames.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14

In the demonstrations there will he
considerable stress laid on the kind of
utensll used in preparation. Labor sav :
ing devices as we'll as cost and time
saving devices will be explained. and
electric, gas and coal cooking will be
shown.
A baby show for every section of the
city and for Camden will be daily fea
ture. Expert and lay judges will de-
eide on the awards for the better and
best babies entered in the three classes !:
from six months to one year; from one
to two years, and twins.
The fair is under the direction aDf the
Retail Grocers' Association which has
arranged for the distribution among
retail grocers of 10000 partly paid
tickets which will entitle the holder 10
visit the fair upon the payment of ten
cents and war tax.
Albert Kaiser is president of the
Food Fair Company. Oliver A. Patter.
son is vice president: Reno Schoch, sec
retary, and Francis B. Farley, assist
ant treasurer. The exhibitors welfare
committee include William N. Ross,
Oliver A. Patterson, George X. Sinna.
mon, Harry w. Fisher, Francis B.
Farley, Charles X. Devices. Georre W.
john w. Batman. Albert
Kaiser and Ecno Schocho
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
OPEN ARMY FOOD SALES
Several Stores Dispensing Meat
Beans and Canned Goods

Surplus army toodstufs. at prices
below the regular retail charges. are Oh
sale at several places in the city. today
The eighth sale of army food at the
Gimbcl store. Ninth aud Chestnut
streets, began at 0 o'clock. An extra
detail Of patrolmen was necessary TO
keep the hundreds Of patrons in line.
The sale list included $4,000 pounds
of soup beans, at seventy five cents
package: 300 pounds of army bacon.
at twenty five cents pound: 10000
cans of corped beef, at fifty eight cents
can; roast beef at sixty five cents
a can, and a number of other articles.
An extra force of clerks was detailed
to the army food section to care for the
needs of the greatfrush.
The Schuylkill vArsenal opened a
retail store at 10 o'clock. Bacon, roast
beef, canned corn, peas. tomatoes, oat-
meal and other foodstuffs were on sale.
The government retail store at 1880
Arch street also opened at 10 o'clock.
Under the direction of the quartermas
ter's department, the regular supply OF
government foodstuffs was sold at re
duced rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
SETTLEMENT HOUSE OPENS
Social Workers Will Speak at U. Of
P. Tomorrow

Leading Philadelphia social workers
will speak al a banquet to be given at
the Settlement House of the University
of Pennsylvania tomorrow evening.
when the service work will be formally
opened for the year. One hundred and
fifty Pennsylvania men who will vol
unteer for social work during the year
will be present
Robert J. McKenty. warden of the
Eastern Penitentisry, will head the list
Of speakers. Robert j. Stcrrctt. as
sistant federal district attorney. will
also speak. Prof. Carl Kelsey. expert
in sociology and member of the faculty
of the University, will present some
of the theoretical aspects of welfare
work. The Rev. Hcyl Deli. of the
social committee of the Philadelphia
Church Federation. is another speaker.
George T. Orr graduate of the Uni
versity law school and a member of the
board of directors of the Christian As
sociation at the University. will tell
of his own experiences AS volunteer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
HOLD TRUCK DRIVER
Vehicle Carrying Victim to Hos pitaI
ColIides With Other Auto

Joseph Piero. nineteen years old. Lc-
high avenue near Thirticth street was
held in $500 bail for further hearing
today by Magistrate Price, as the result
of an accident last night in which eight
year old George kroomilcr. of 2515
West Stcrner street. was run down and
injured by the ear which Picro was
driving
Pero picked up the boy and started
to take him to the Woman's Homco
pathic Hospital. On the way his ma
chine skiddcd and colidcd with the
automobile Of DR.. Joseph Goldsten.
243I West Lehigh avenue. Both ma
chimes were slightly damaged, but none
of the occupants was iujured.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
THIS is PENN'S BIRTHDAY
Founder of State and City Born 27G
Years Ago Today

This is the birthday anniversary of
William Penn. founder Of Pennsylvania
and Philadelphia.
Penn was born 275 years ago today in
England. Thirty eight years after his
birth he founded Philadelphia as the
home of the little band of Quakcrs who
accompanied him to America from
Britain.
Appropriate exercises marked the an
niversary of Penn in the Wanamakcr
store. The celebration began this morn
ing and continued during the day.
1t opened with an organ recital al Q
o'clock. Other organ recitals followed
at II and IL 80 o'clock.
This afternoon the Wanamaker Cadet
Institute Military Band gave concert
in Organ Hall.
Military exercises followed. with the
placing of wreath upon the William
Penn tablet in the store.
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Henry o. koenia

Henry o. Koenig, an expert cloth
fiuisher, died yesterday at his home,
1915 Cottman street, Five Points. lie
was born in Hagendorf, Germany,
seventy three years ago, came to this
country more than half century ago
and followed cloth finishing until he
retired two years ago.
Mr.. Koenig had many friends among
the older Germans. He was a member
of Herman Lodge of Masons, No. 125.
He is survived by three sons, Edward
l.. Koenig and William S. koenig, own
crs of the Liberty Composition Com
pany, linotypists, and Louis G. kornig.
president of the Columbia Silk Dfcing
Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
PROTEST SCHOOL FOOD
w. p. High School Girls Say 1t Has
Galleries, but Nothing Else

Students of the West Philadelphia
High. School for Girls held a mass
meeting in the school building yester-
day. and registered vigorous protest
against the poor quality and scarcity
of food furnished for luncheons.
The food has 'calories,' " declared
one girl, 'but nothing else
Declaration that students were will J.
ing to pay nero than is now charged
for food served them at the two lunch q
con periods met with applause. Those
who cat at the second luncheon period
we're unanimous in their assertion that
they found food sscarcer and the quail
ity no better than did those who arc
there during the first luncheon period.
The food dispute will be further
aired by the student association at .
meeting of the advisory council, which
includes teachers in its membership
The mass meeting of food protestants
was attended by nearly every girl in
the school,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
Walter Bowditch Buried

Funeral services of former Council
man Walter Bowditch, who died sud
denly in New York, on October 10, were
held today from his former residence at
423 High street. The Rev. DR.. Gilbert
Pember, Of the st. Michael's Episcopal
Church. ofhciated. Interment was in
Ivy Hill Cemetery. Mr.. Bowditch was
a member of the Hiram Lodge, No. 81.
His funeral was attended by prominent
business men of Germantown, and by
many of his political friends.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
colIinsswood oahlias Praised

James c. Clark, Of Riverton, who
has been one of the judges of dahlia
exhibits of the American dahlia shows
horticultural flower show
several days ago, says the dahlia
blooms exhibited at Collingswood far
surpassed the quality and beauty OF
blooms shown in New York, where. he
said, the finest dahlia blooms are sup
posed to be produced.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
D. MURRAY BOHLEN WEDS
Philadelphia Clubman Makes Lon.
don Girl His Bride

News reached here today of the recent
marriage in England of d. Murray Bob .
len, well-known rlubman Of this city.
and Miss Emily Tinson, of London.
Mr.. Bohlcu was divorced in
1909 by the former Elaine Sartori,
daughter of Victor Surtori consul at
LcghorD, Italy. the grounds given being
mutual incompatibility. He did not
contest the suit. Mr. and Mrs. Hohler
had been married for thirteen years
There were no children.
Julian Story. divorced husband of
Madnmc Emma Eames, the opera star
and famous artist married tho former
Mrs. Bohlep, Mr. Story died rcccntlv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
Jdseph b. Fisher

Joseph III. Fisher. a Civil War vet
eran and retired house furnishings
dealer. died Sunday night at his home.
1909 Tioga street. He was born in
Philadelphia. November S. 1883. en-
listed in Company Il, Forty eighth
Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers in
1861. and then went into business at
fremont, Schuylkill county. He re-
tired in 1897 and returned to Phila-
delphia TO spend his declining years.
Mr.. Fisher was Mason. He leaves
widow, three children and three
grandchildren. The funeral will be held
tonight at his home, and interment
will be at Pottsyille tomorrow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
MANNED HERO SEEKS DEATH
Unable to Earn Living, Man Tries
Suicide by Poison

Injuries suffered while fighting with
the American army in the Argounc
making it impossible for him to hold
job. George Brown, twenty six years
old. 2O6 carp street, attempted suicide
by swallowing poison late last night.
Browns right arm was rendered use
less by shell. When he returned TO this
country he found it impossible to hold
position in his old trade as car
penter aud was unable to get other
work. He allowed his war risk in
surance to lapse.
Despairing of getting job paying
sufficient money for the support of his
seventy one year old mother and him
self Brown swallowed poison tablets.
He is in the Mt. Sinai Hospital.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
Le0nidas 3. Mayer

Leonidas B. Mayer, formerly in the
liquor business here with his brothers
at Mayer Sons & Co., AT North Third
street, died today. When Mayer Sons &
Co. went out of business some time ago.
Mr.: Mayer opened offices in the Drexel
Building. He made his home at the
Hotel Lorraine. He is survived by three
brothers. Adolph B. Mayer, Franklin II
Mayer and Morris B. Mayer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
George /. GiIIinqham

The funeral of George L. GilIing.
ham, who was found dead in bed Sat
urday morning at his home, 325 Chest.
nut street, Moorestown, \. j., was
held from the Friends Meeting
House there this morning. He was
sixty four years old and had lived in
Moorestown for many years. He was
one of the most prosperous farmers of
the section and was secretary of the
Detective and Pursuing Association of
Burlington county. For years he was
a big shipper Of farmers produce,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
Plans Street Repair Squad

Director Datesman. of public works,
announced today that he proposes to
have two patrol squads constantly on
Broad street to make repairs on sight.
One of them is to work from Spring
Garden street TO the navy yard and
the other from Spring Garden street
north to the City Line. They arc to
make repairs as soon rs need for them
is discovered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
To Open RELIGIOUS School

The Philadelphia Training School for
religious teachers will open this evening
at Witherspoon Hall under auspices Of
the Philadelphia Sunday School Associ
alton. The teacher training course will
be given on Tuesday evenings through
the winter. DIR. Alfred @. Garrett is
director OF the school, assisted by Mrs.
Emile +. Kearney.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
Smith 3. Wolverton

The funeral of Smith 3. Wolverton,
for thirty years a resident of Haddon-
field, n. J., who died at his home, o16
South Atlantic avenue, Haddonfield,
will be held from his home tomorrow
afternoon. The services will be in
rector of the Grace Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Wolverton was a cousin of Prose
cutor Charles Wolverton and connected
with several fraternal orders.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
Municipal Appointments Made

Municipal appointments announce
today were: Louise Lysle, SAG Nortt
Twenty second street, craftsman
Bureau OF Highways, 5000 year Johr
Z. y. Cannon, 1916 North Front street
assistant inspector. Bureau of Gas
$ll00 year: Harry Hunter. .SS Eas
Stella street. inspector, Bureau of Ele
vators, $1,000 year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
Deaths of a Day
Alexander Hutchinson

Alexander Hutchinson, commission
merchant, died Sunday. He lived at
256 South Eleventh street and was the
son of the late Joseph and Elizabeth
Hutchinson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-14
MISS WHITE OFF FOR SERBIA

Mt. Sinai Hospital Worker to Engage
In Relief Work
Miss Sara G.. White, 5000 Columbia
avenue. left for Serbia today to engage
in relief work for the Serbian relief com
mittee of America. Miss White will sail
from New York with other relief work
crs tomorrow.
Miss White, who has been operating
as chief druggist at the Mount Sinai
Hospital, will occupy similar position
abroad. She will organize the drug dc
partments of various Serbian relief hos =
pitals and emergency dispensaries Gre
atcd to combat the results of famine.
She has been an active war worker
in this city, having taken part in the
Liberty Loan and ether compaigns. Miss
White is a graduate Of Temple Uni
NcrsitN.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-09
Cea mai mare musca.
P0STA ADMINISTRATIVE.
MAI MULTORA: - Peutl

schimbul adressi am anuntat in
nenumarate rinduri 81 o repetam
din nou, Cd avem absolute hpsa
atit de adresa veche, cit 81, de. cea
nona, preeum 81 de taxa de
schimh, pantru ca altfel nu pu-
.em. Nu putsm, din pricina ca da-
ii un anume loan Dumitru ne
cere sal schimbam adresa In
tr'un anume loc, 81 daca nu ne
las& Sd stim de unde, apoi moi nu
pptem ghici care anume loan Du-
mitru ne cere schimbarsa adre-
~ din cei multi pc care ii q
vem adse on Gu acelagi hume.
moi avem ca devixa serviciu
prompt 81 constiincios, dar pen
IN aceasta ne trebue concursul
tuturor acelora care ne Ger ser
viciul
(10-11)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-09
DIN fU(A 0jNDEIutUt.

Prin statele de vest. char 81 in
Chicago, acei carl due dorul uda-
turii nu Sc vaita ca eel de- pc
aici de uscaciune. Restaurants
rii au inventat un fel de Pie
(placinte) din care daca maninci
0 bucata te inveselesti; doua,
iti vine Sc cinti 81 Sc dai Gu ca
.ciula d,Apa ciini; 81 trei: Sc eazi
in bratele morfeului, san daca
esti abras sa cauti gileeava sl
dai la mir orr sd lei. 81 i-auzl
ci-ca Sc fac 81 ,,trituri" Gu ele 81
.consumatorii, ciocnesc farfurioa-
rele la 0 lalta, zicind: ,,goot
luck,'' ,,prosit,' ,,Iasu,,' ,,Haba-
claierels,m. ,,Noroc,s fiecare
pc limba lui. - ST sd te mai u
suci pc aici?
Usturoiul lar ajuns la pref.
Tn dollar funtul 81 de-abia ca
peti, dupa multe srugari 81 ploco-
nell 81 daca mai cumperi 81 alt
ceva. = Stiti de ce? Semne ca
vine cucoana Influenza, care sc
zice ca fuge de usturoiu ca dra-
cul de tamiie 81 Dumnezeul Ro'
minilor din America de institute
unile rominesti.
NJ stim cum Sc face 81 care
cimilitura ca confratii de la
.Rominul" n'au curajul" sc
scrie mimic. nici macar ce scrlu
ziarele Americana de limba en-.
gleza. Gu privire la un adevar
care Sc afla acum pc nina Justl-
tiei din New York. DOamnc
Sa fl fost unul din fruntasii no
stri! Coloane intregi. Pagina pri
ma. Litere negre, 81: IAN spus
moi in mai multe rinduri ca cel
de la Uniune sunt niste potlogar
etc. etc. 81 etcetera.
Toate ziarele romine din Anne
ariea, hine inteles earl Sc res.
pecta, scriu articole mutt sau
mai putin usturatoare la adresa
Misiunei venita SIC libereze pa
sapoarte 81 Sc furnizeze vapoara
Rominilor de pc aceste plaiuri
calificind purtarea Ell in felurite
chipuri Fleacuri. Gel pasa
misiunei cind treaba merge strh
ma 81 fondul pentru ,,reconstrni.
rea tarii'' Sc umfla ca balonlil
eind pompezi OXYGEN in ell?
Sc zice ca un Stint GU barba
care a aduS Servicli mari mlsIu.
nei mtr'u liberarea pasapoarte.
lor. = numai asa de dragul nea.
mului!. >. (Sic), isl pregateste
geamantanele Sc piece acasa. =
Gel pasa omnlui? STA facut su
mulita -. 81 asa Sc vor duct
toti, rind pc rind, zarea lumi
'ntanecind. ca 81 sufletul lor ia
tunecat, 81 atunci, orr pitigoiu
la usa bisericei orr navala la ia
brica de popi din New York.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-09
NF0RtAT|(N
Actorii an cfstiaat areva.

Actorii au cistigat greva. -
New York. - Greva actorilor,
care inceput acum patru sapta-
mini in New York, 81 a rezultat
in inchiderea la aproape 200 tea
tire in acel oras 81 alte orase din
statele Unite, a luat sfirsit All
dimineata,- prin intelegere ca
re s'a declarat ca este victorie
pentru organizatia actorilor nu-
mite: Actors Equity Associa-
tion.
August Thomas, scriitor de pie
Sc teatrale, care a condus nego.
ciatiile a spus ca actorii s'au in
volt ca teatrele Sc nu fie sub uni
una, lar celelalte diferente au
fost ajustate.
Francis Wilson, preyedintele
organizatiei actorilor y spns ca
Eintelegerea a fost satisfacatoare
|pentru ambele parti.
0Deva din Colunhns peate VI
las sfisit ast4si Columbus
- Daca grevistii de la tramvaif
vor ratifica propnnerea pnsa dc
c6trA primarul orasului, in sc.
|siunea lor care Sc va tinea L. .
IL. m, tramvaiele din Colnmbas
Eisi yor incepe aefivitatile Inca
|astazi..
Primarnl Karb a spns cd ell Z.
Este sigar ca lllcrsterii yor priai
|propunerea lui, si care isi yo1
Dfncepe servieipl, dnpx O inacti-
Hvitate de trei aile.
-
1a:eoo nainsri ~ isgi = ~
|v4. Scranton ii nrme nslei
|sesiuni neobicinuit de lung& /
|comitetului minerilor rs la peis:
9ware = Hudson Co. ! q lIats ot- t
! a1 sezlzl ~ " llsxl,l n 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-09

In primele trei luni ale anului
1919 in statul New York au fosi
ucise de automobile 1872 de per.
saane
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-09

-
Douazeci mn Sse de mine vor Fl.
inchise 81 lsy de oameni vor fl
in greva. Avs6sta greva va fl
cea mai mare ce va avea loc din
anul 1902 cid aproape 26,ooo
mineri an esiE ln greva.
Bulgaria spane a. nu q comis
cruximi. Paris. Delegatia
de, pace bulgaria a TRIMS doua
note conferintei protestind con
ira acuzatiilof Ca populatia mn-.
sulmana din rasaritul Traciei ar
Fl fost crudr maltratata de Bull
gari.
Fostul pregedinte al Perului in
Statele Unite. New York. =
Jose Pardo Barreda, fost in do
na rinduri presedinte al Peru-lui,
81 care a fost dep,is in 0 revolu.
tie ,,fara varsare de SINCE care
s'a facut la Lima in 4 Iulie, a a.
juns aici astazi pc vaporul TMi-
| yes. Senor Pardo era insotit le
nevasta, de soacra-sa 81 de eel
sase copii al lui.
Tulburarile din Chicago cauza-
te de abb. - Chicago. - Dovezi
ca albii au fost cei ce au ataeat
in tulburarile ce au avut loc in
Chicago a indus pc juri ca Sc 1c-
comande/ noui cercetari 81 elibc-
rarea celor dol negrii ce sunt Il
mutt de cafra polite.
vaporul Washington va a.
duce familia regala belgiana. =
Washington! = ,,Vaporul prese-
dintial' George Washington pe
care presedintele Wilson a facut
voiajul la Europa, va aduce 81 pc
regele 81 regina Belgjei in Sta
tele Unite, luna aceasta.
Femeile vor lsaluta pc Per
shing. = New York. D-soars
Elsie Janis, actrita. va prezenta
generalului Pershillg suite de ta.
legrame trilnise de femeile Ame.
ricane. Ea va calatorii in. frun.
tea unui regiment de cercetGs
pima la Fifth Avenue.
Preot cnnuna din pat. = Can
ton. Rev. G. W. REGARD, dc
la prima biserica Congregations
Ila, este foarte rau bolnar, 1nsa
#. L. Brady. 81 eD-soara Olive
Smith dorean 81 fie casatoriti de
preotul lot. Asttel al nlers Ia
ossa prs6t1 1il, , eaSe proptit IN
fpat. a cunnnaf tisniSra pareche.
Gompers va vorbi in Cleveland.
l. Cleveland. Cleveland. -
O telegrama primita Simbata lie
eatra oficialii de la Federatia
Muncitorilor din Cleveland va
veni aici ca Sc tina yorbire IA
coalvenfa mineriior. conyentia
ineepe MART.
| Sc crede ca .peste 2,000 de de-
legati vor fl prezenti.
Cit costat pc aliati razboiul
l. Paris. = Ministrul de finante
Klotz anuptat in camera de.
Iputatilor ca cheltuielile aliati.
lor i'm acest razboi ating cifra G.
norma de $500, 600. 600, 900.
| Dupa cum spune Koltz Germa,
MIA va plati Frantfi slma de $40
oO0. 100000 in timp de 36 de AMI
-
Hot de- flori. Londra. =
Din ciniterul Wiileseden I'M hot
necAnoscut STA facut obieeiul de
la fura florile de pc morminte
ldin aceasM cauza fost lipsa 4
Sc pune un pazitor special ca s.
pnla nina pc hotnl de flori.
-. - -
O scrisoaro trimis& acum j.
ami. - Londra. - O. scrisoare
pusa Ia posts din Londra acum
IS ami a aju1s u Q firma conner
+ciala din Portsmouth abba aculn
In scrisoare era 0 comanda pen
ltru diferite lucrdri.
+ Nimeni mn -atia deanre antichi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-09

Taranii de pc ,poalele muntilor
din Frallta 81 Italia fac pine din
.astane. Dupa ce castanele sunt
.uratite de coaje, sunt uscate 81
macinate.s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-09

presedintele de la East Ohio
Gas Co., a spns ca el este gaia
ca Sc vdnqa orasuluI sistemul de
distribuit gasul. Il
Anglia era Gel mai multi radi-4
uIn. - Londra. Anglia este
in posesiunea celhi mai multi ra-
dinm. Greutatea cantitatii de RAJ
dium in posesiunea Angliei este
de, aproape trei CRANE, 81 costa
0 ,jumatate@ million de dolari.
McAd0o lucr& pc un dollar pen.
tru Uncle Sam. Washington.
- William G.. McAdoo va lucra
din nou pentru Uncle Sam.
La cerinta comitetului Federal
Loan Board, McAdoo va lua a.
pararea guvernului in procesul
intentat tarii contra legii impru-
mutului pentru farmari.
McAdoo a fost unul din parin-
Til acestei legi, 81 acum doreste
ca sa-si apere ,,copilul".. Ri 1u
poate lua mimic pentru acest ,. 4
cru pentru ca legea nu permite.
astfel acepta minimum de 100
cent?.
Austria va SIENNA tratatul. =
Viena. DIR. Karl Renner, sefnl
delegated austriaca de la confa-
rinta de pace, informal pc CO.
respondentii ziarelor de aici cd
Sc va reintoarce la st. Germain,
Dumineca 81 va SIENNA tratatul
de pace in saptamina aceasta
Cea mai mare musca. = Vene-
uzla. - Probabil cea mai mare
| musca din lume este musca Gle G.
lefanti, cum Sc numeste in acele
| parti. care cintareste aproape i'll
matate funf.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-09

O scrisoaro trimis& scum Is
ami - Londra. - O. scrisoare
pusa Ia posts din Londra acum
is ami aju1s u Q firna conner
.ciala din Portsmouth abba aculn.
In scrisoare era o comanda pen
|tru diferite lncrari.
Nimeni nu stia despre antichi-
[tatea scrisoarei pima cind omul
fnsarcinat GU trimiterea comen-
Ezei nu a vazut ca comanda s'a
[facut acum II ami de zile.
0ra4ul prohabil W opers dis
tribuirea do 90. Cleveland.
Consilierul Damn Va reeomsn-
Ida consiliIlui municipal 90 Sc
Ecladeasca . fsbrica pentrn Pm
Educerea de gar Artificial Sc
Ispune ca East Ohio Gas Gompa-
Eny vrca ca ~ M n,ai dcs gaz
borasului Cleveland cind Il expi-
Hra contractuls