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The sun., 1919-06-23
SEES PAN-AMERICAN
TRADE EXPANSION
Growth of Commerce With
Southern Countries Is
Rapidly Increasing.
s1,75O,OO0,OO0 IN I YEAR
Director Barrett Tells of Plans
to Insure Continued In
crease in Peace.
s1,75o,ooo,Ooo In I YEAR

WASHINGTON, June 2i.--The fiscal
vear beginning July 1 will witness, II Is
bslieved. the greatest annual expansion
AZ trade between the United States and
latin America that has ever taken place
IN peace times, according to n statement
issued to-day by the Pan-American
Union. Ever since tho beginning of the
war there has been an extraordinary
growth in Pan-American commerce due
largely to war conditions. 1t increased
approximately from sT50, Zoo, 900 In the
sscal year Immediately preceding the
war. 1913-14. to about s1.T50. o0o, 600 last
wear, ls17-1S. a gain of $1,000. 900, 900.
or 133 per cent In only four years. or
this total the growth In exports from
ths United States to the twenty other
American republics amounted to 1877 per
rent. and the imports from those cocn-
tries to l19 per cent. The question now
is What will happen in the first peace
ysar after the war? pirector-General
Rarrett's statement follows:
"In the first place. there Is assurance
Of ample shipping facilities between the
United States and the other American
republics Chairman Hurley Of the
sh,npins Board has declared that these
shall be direct and adequate to the ex-
handing needs Of Pan-American trade
and that they will be extended to every
.snublic in both North and south Amer
lea.
Another Conference Called.
"of equal if not greater Importance.
N tire future commercial relations OF the
Americas Is the certainty that the after
var fnancialr conditions will be promptly
adjusted For this purpose there has
been called by Presiden. Wilson the See
end pss American Financial Conference
10 mesF In january, 1920.
american business men are thus
The sun., 1919-06-23
TO
HOLD NEW CONGRESS
Finance Ministers Of All the
Countries Are Expected
TO Attend.
ROWE MADE SECRETARY
Ample Provisions for Trade
Credits Expected as Result
Of Conference.
ROWE MADE SECRETARY
spscial DespateA 70 Tns sux.

WARRINGTON, June 22.--Dr. L. 8.
Rowe. who was secretary Of the first
Pan-American Congress, q linguist and
authority on the Americas, has been APP
pointed by Secretary of the Treasury
Glass as secretary Of the second Pam
American Conference, which will assem-
BILE here In January.
Since the outbreak OF the war DR..
Rowe has been an assistant secretary of
the Treasury. He will continue in this
capacity but Is expected TO devote much
OF his time to preparations for a nnan-
cial conference which will be the most
important ever held.
A foundation for the conferences was
laid at the recent trade conference held
hero on the invitation of the Pan-Amer-
lean Union. South American trade and
closer business and financial relations
with the Americas are the principal
topics OF interest In those branches Of
the Government having to do with
finance and trade as well as In American
business and financial circles. Industry
generally IL looking to the South Amer
lean field and to the raw materials mar
kets there.
Officiai invitations to appoint dele
gates to the second financial conference
are being sent out by the state DEPART
ment to all the American republics.
Each such delegation will be headed by
the minister Of finance of the country
represented. A conference between Sec
rotary Glass and the Ministers OF
Finance is expected TO be a feature OF
the conference.
Though the Treasury 10 making no Of
ficiai statement II is plain from the
views of the Secretary on foreign trade
financing In general as we'll as those of
tho Federal Reserve Board that appeals
for loans or advances directly from the
American Government will not be re-
ceived with favor The Treasury Is pre-
pared to encourage private financing Of
trade credit needs however, for all OF
the countries interested.
In addition to the appointment Of DR..
Rowe Secretary Glass has named DR.. c.
Il. MCGUIRE as assistant secretary-gen-
now assistant general OF the Interna-
tional High Commission and has been
associated closely In this work with DR..
Rowe
Preparations for the coming confer
cnce are in the hands of the High Com
mission. The Central Executive Council
OF the commission composed of Secre-
| tary Glass, John Bassett Moore and AS
sistant Secretary Rowe, Is submitting to
| the respective ministers of finance first
draft of programme. reporting at the
same time number Of constructive sug-
gestions for the conference. These will
not be made public until arrangements
are completed.
The sun., 1919-06-23

Two students graduated from the Uni
versity of Chile. Vincente Larranana and
Domingo Artega, have come to this
country 10 practice engineering In Pitts
burg.
The sun., 1919-06-23

The Lamport q Holt liner vauban
sailed Saturday with a gold shipment
valued at $IS,500,Oo0 The entire sum
consisted of $40 gold pieces.
The sun., 1919-06-23

Sonora and Senorita Antonio Garlic
Of Havana have arrived. and will re-
main here for the summer. They are
stopping at the Holland House.
The sun., 1919-06-23

The Minister of Venezuela, DR.. San
tos Dominica, who came to New York
for few days to see his sister, Senorita
Ines of for Caracas on Wednesday. has
returned to Washington.
The sun., 1919-06-23

Admiral Luis Gomez Carreno has
started for England as the head OF the
Chilean Naval Commission. He has
been In this country for n long time and
made many friends in military and off,
cial circles.
The sun., 1919-06-23

Luis Tirapegui. n Chilean student. has
received his degree of NJ. A. at the Uni
versity OF Columbia.
The sun., 1919-06-23

Mrs. Sofia Hevia Riqueime. wife OF
the Secretary of the Interior of Chile.
has arrived, accompanied by her son.
Anselmo Hevia, and his wife, Mrs. Casa
nora de Hevia.
The sun., 1919-06-23

Senior Antonio Rodriguez has arrived
from Monterey, Mexico, and Is staying
at the Hotel Pennsylvania. He comes to
New York TO finish his studies In me-
ehanical engineering, having been ap-
pointed special representative of the
Mexican College of Engineering in Mex
leo city.
The sun., 1919-06-23

Senior Jose Ma Porchini, owner of oil
wells in Mexico. has arrived from the
Tampico region. At the Hotel Sc lille,
where he Is staying. a dinner was given
in his honor last Friday.
The sun., 1919-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs Jaramillo sailed on board
the steamship Santa Tulsa Saturday.
Mr.. Jaramillo is agent for the Chilean
Government railways in this country.
The sun., 1919-06-23

A. Mercado, J. s. De Costa, Lionel Cor
dova. Florencio NJ. Martin. q. Barrio. r.
Miranda
The sun., 1919-06-23

Senior Miguel Gutierrez Urquiza, p csi-
dent Of the Los Angeles Mercantile Gem
pany, has gone to San Antonio. Texas
Senior Urquisa will be married the s7th
Of this month.
The sun., 1919-06-23

Mrs. and Miss Collao. wife and sister OF
the editor of the New York La Preasa,
are expected to arrive here soon.
The sun., 1919-06-23

city. accompanied by his daughters.
Salvador Cardinal, member of an old
Nicaraguan family, is visiting this coun-
try accompanied by his family.
After an interesting tour through the
United States number of Chileans have
returned TO their country carrying a
most favorable impression of the places
they have visited, and leaving many
friends, Among those leaving were Mr.
and Mrs Enrique Molina. Mr.. Molina
Is we'll known Chilean scholar. who has
been visiting the educational institutions
OF this country on behalf OF one of the
most progressive colleges for boys in
Chile. OF which he is the head, and for
which he Is planning important reforms.
Mrs. Amanda Labarca Hubertson. an
other Of the party. Is writer and
teacher. She has been seeking new ideas
to put In practice In one OF the girls col
leges In Santiago. She has done much
to interpret North America in Chile.
After her first trip n few years ago she
delivered a series of lectures In the Uni
versity of Chile. and the great interest
awakened by the subject OF her lectures
showed the desire of the Chilean people
to understand this country better. BY
the same steamship there returned also
to Chile Mr. and Mrs. e. Jaramillo.
Carlos Castro Ruiz, ex-Consul General
OF Chile in New York, has started for
home. where he is to occupy high posi-
tion In the Government. His friends and
the members OF the Chilean colony in
New York showed their appreciation for
his services In various Manifestations,
While sincerely regretting to lose him,
they are glad TO know he will be sue
| ceeded here by Edwards Bello.
DR.. Epitacio Pessoa, President-elect Of
Brazil and Nine. Pessoa occupied the
PrV ,ldentlal suite at the Waldorf-Astoria
on Friday night before leaving for WASH
ington. After a short stay in the capt.
| tai the Brazilian President and his entire
stan will return to New York for an ex-
| tended stay,
'The Toreador Dance" social Span
| ish feature designed for the interest OF
the many Spanish and Latin American
patrons Of the Cafe des Beaux Arts, was
| Introduced In the grillroom OF the cafe
! on Sunday night, and executed by twelve
Spanish men and women dancers. widely
known for their ability along this line
In the Spanish speaking countries.
The dance was interpreted to the last
! detail, and real, walking. believing
| bull was brought into the centre Of tho
dance floor at the finale Of the dance.
1.-THE Toreador Dance has attracted
widespread interest,"" said Mrs. Louis
Bustanoby, proprietor of the cafe. I'VE
have heard sd much OF II from our Span
ish and Latin American patrons that We
decided 10 introduce H."
The sun., 1919-06-23

Sonora Melania Garcia and Senorita
Luz Laguna, both of whom have been in
The sun., 1919-06-23

Ricardo Lyon, p well known member
of Chilean society, has arrived In this
city. accompanied by his daughters.
The sun., 1919-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Muzlo and their
two boys. Julio and Rafael are recent
arrivals from Havana. and are registered
at the Holland House.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry J. Elder will sail
on the zacapa Tuesday for Ruena Ven
tura via Panama.
The sun., 1919-06-23

yenezueia--United States Consul Emil
Sauer reports from Maracaibo, Venes-
uela, under date of May 2. that accord
ing to estimates the stock of coffee on
hand at Maracaibo amounts to 10000
bags.
The sun., 1919-06-23

Senior Hipollto s. Vargas. prominent
Braxilian business man. is In New Yark
and will remain here until his departure
for Rio de Janeiro next month. Senior
Vargas registered at the Commodore
Hotel.
The sun., 1919-06-23

Argentina--The great natural forests
Of Argentina furnish a large supply of
quebracho wood, and especially is the
wood from the district of Chaco in de-
mand. For long time 1t was used only
in the making of railway sleepers, but
row that it is recognized this wood con-
tains a large quantity of tannin the
forests are being exploited and no pro-
visions are being made for replantlng.
There Is, therefore, danger of this tree
becoming extinct. While formerly the
timber was sent to Europe for treatment
for the extraction of tannin 1t Is now
done on the spot.
The sun., 1919-06-23

The Mexican capitalist, Senior Enrique
Lascurain, who has made his abode in
New York for several years, Is expected
In this city again at the end of this
week. Senior Lascurain spent a few
months in Mexico city and Is returning
with his wife and children. Lolita and
Enrique.
The sun., 1919-06-23

Prof. Luis c. Boiio of the University
Of Montevideo, arrived recently in this
country. and is at present in New York.
engaged in the publication OF a book On
titled South America. Past and Pres
emit"
The sun., 1919-06-23

Salvador Cardinal, member of an old
Nicaraguan family, is visiting this couu-
try accompanied by his family.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-01
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTI.
MITA PUBLICA.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Coroana Rominiei'' din
Yorkville, Ohio, pc aceasta Gale
aduce cele mai sincere multumiri
tuturor fratilor 81 surorilor Ro-
mine, cit 81 societatii ,,Printul Nj
colae" din Bridgeport, Ohio, 81
functionarilor sal, care au luat
parte la manifestatia noastra i'm
preuna Gu drapelele, care a avut
loc in ziua de 18 Maiu 1919, Ia
care am avut un rezultat foarte
nrulyamitor, atfy yiin punct de vt:
dere moral, cit 81 material.
Aceasta petrecere de vara (pie-
nic) a Occurs in cea mai buna ar
monte pima la orele $50 p. m.
Tot pc aceasta Gale he tinem de
datorinta multumi tuturor ace
lor frati 81 surori Romine care pc
linga ticatul de intrare au mai
contribute 81 Gu suprasolviri dupa
cum urmeaza:
Societatea ,,Printul Nicolae''
So; Societatea ,,Invierea" So; Ff-
liala No. 2 din Follansbee, w. Va.
ST.; Reuniunea de cintari DO
rule din Martins Ferry, Ohio ~ ;
Societatea Italiana din loc 81
presedintele societatii ,,Coroana
Rominiei'., Stiff Colceriu ST.; Sc
cretarul prim Pete Seracin 81
vice-presedintele llie Bora $1.OO
casierul Avram Radu ST.; secretd-
rul IL, Nick Baea ST.; presedintele
aranjator Nick Colceriu 81 fami-
liza ST.; Nick Lungociu ST.; Victor
Laibu 81 familia 81; Ironim Capri
te 81; Aron Gianu ST.; loan G..
Sasu ST.; Ierimina Neagu 81 Pete
Medrea 81; loan Vladu ST.; Ia
cob Oprisioru 81; Salvina Niiu
ST.; loan Fauru ST.; Trifu Foru
81; Petru Ruscuta 81; loan Gre
tu ST.; Noise Puscasiu ST.; Nico-
lac Stan ST.; Geo Meclin ST.; Harry
Hugiu ST.; Ilie Bodii 81; Gheor-
CHE Cadan So; Nicolae Dragosin
81 familia ST.; Gavril Corn 81 ;
Geo. Faur soc; loan Cioca 81 ia
milia 81; Sem Negulciu 81 familia
81; Sem Nicoara 81; Todor Far
casiu 81; loan Ruscuta ST.; Muzi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-01
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTI
MITA PUBLICA.

Societatea romina de ajutor, 81
cultura ,,Birumta" din Warren,
Ohio, a avut petrecere teatraia
impreunata GU dams in seara zi!,i
de 8 Iunie 1919, la care avut
un rezultat foarte multumitor, a.
tit din punct de vedere moral, cit
81 material.
in primul rind aducem cele mai
calduroase multumiri din parea
Societatii noastre d-nilor diletanti
81 d-nelor diletante, care si-au pre-
dat rolurile intr 'un mod fOarte
multumitor.
Tot pc aceasta Gale multumim
calduros 81 dior caluseri, care au
predat niste jocuri foarte placutc.
Tot pc aceasta Gale multumlm
tuturor, fratilor care pc linga t.
catul de intrare au mai contribute
81 Gil suprasolviri, dupa cum ur-
meaza
G. Mani So; I. Borcotina 81; F
Otoiu 81; n. Rat ST; A. Pentca
81; T. Pacurariu 81; P. Balan 81;
/ N. Brinzea 81; /. Pustoiu $2; |.
Stanciu 81; M. Costisor 81; G.
Cretu 81; /. G. Nicoara 81; /. Du-
mitru ST.; M. Miller 81; |. Stefan
So; T. .Corsatea 81; A. Botari 81;
IN. Stan ST.; G. Virca ST.; S. Sogan
ST.; G.. M. Birsan 81; /. Greavu
81: M. Pintea ST.; T. Duca 81; a.
Serdean ST.; D. Lacatus 81 |. Be-
rari 81; V. Copari 81; /. Bucu-
renci ST.; G.. Ilea Soc; P. Bojita
SOC; r. Istrat 81; N. Istrat 81;
O. Muresan So; I. Racatian 81;
I. Simedru ST.; G. Toancas 81; n.
Virca ST.; I. Oprita SOC; |. HatA-
gan So; I. Banciu 81; N. Nico-
din ST..
Gu aceaSta OcaZlunc am aE'tI
urmatorul rezultat:
nitrate tOtale ......... S3o3.W
Este totale .......... SIZES
VENT curat ............ $lSl.O2
Tot odata multumim calduros
onoratului public pentru spriJ-
nul pc care ni-l-a dat de am av'lt
0 reusita att de multumitoare.
si-i rugam ca 81 pc vitor sa binc
voiasca ne da tot sprijinul dior
posibil.
In numele societatii ,,Birumta"
din Warren, Ohio:
loan Stefan, presedinte.
Todor Pulca, secretar scripturist.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-01
DARE DE sEAlGx 81 MULTI
mTA PUBLIOA.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura a femeilor romine din
Alliance, Ohio, ,,Locotenent Ecl-
terina Teodoriu" q avut 0 petre-
cere Gu dams in favorul societatii
in seara mlei de 26 Aprilie 1919,
la care q avut un rezultat destal
de multumitor, att din punct de
vedere moral, cit 81 material. !
Pc aceasta Gale aducem celc
mai cxlduroase multumiri tuturor
fratilor Romini, cit 81 surorilor
membre. Asennsnes multumim ain
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-01
LITERAT>URA

stu cum, mai slab 81 mai fmbatri-
nit la fata. Te-o ii nacajit rau Gu
slujba, colo in catane, saracul!" y.
81 a prins fata sd Sc ute, oarecum
mai fara sfiala, la Pamfil, in vre-
me ce el 0 serbia pc Ileana Gu O.
chii 81 nu-i lasa nina.
,,Da mama-ta de-a doua, ce mai
face9's intrebat-o flacaul apoi a.
sezindu-se pc troaca veche, ce sta
rasturnata Gu scobitura in jos, mai
incolo de izvor, facindu-i loc 81 l.
lenei. ,,Gospodarul a murit, mise
pare, asi fndata, cum m am dus eu
din sat 7" ...:
Mama, da, ~ ce sd spun 81 eui
La jelit, cit la jelit pc batrfnul,
dar la trecut cam repede durerea,
ca ute, - parca nici nu stu de Sc
cuvine sa-ti spun, - ia VENT gust
sd Sc marite din nou. 81 mie, find
cas- copil luat de suflet, imi face
zile fripte''.
Ell, s'apoi de asta te tingui tu,
Ilcano? Fa 81 tn ca dinsa 81 pa
ce ~
,,Acum ma lei 81 tn peste picior,
Pamfile. Da cine sd ma ieie pc mi
ne, cind mamei singure ii bizfie ma
ritatul prin CAPT Da, m-asi duce 81
lupa un calic, numai sd nu vad a.
a soarte; ca incep par ca sd r7da
i oamenii din sat, de cind s'a ra-
snflat vestea asia 81 Sc uita toti, nu
stu cum, la mine. Ca mai bine nu
ma lua in casa, decit sd ma lase a.
cum asa. Rusine, zau!"
Pamfil era acum in incurcela 81
oar'ca nu sta ce sd zica. Deodata,
alta ca "a prabusit Gu trosnet fun
dul putred al troacei, pc care Sc
leau, 81 numai cit s'au pomenit a
mindoi cazuti in launtru. Au in
seput sd rida 81 unu 81 altul 81 s'au
,culat iute in picioare. 81 feciorul.
lufnd pc Ileana iarasi de nina, ia
zis:
,,Eu nu stu adicate, de ce ne
am pus moi tocmai aicia, unde ar
de mai tare soarele. Hal, sd .mer-
gem, sa ne asszam colo, la umbra !s'
NJ era cam inteleasa fata, Ii
cind ca asteapta ma-sa 81 ca are
treaba prin gradina, dar a mers la
urma urmei inject spre marginea
padaarieei si par 'ea nu era aaaras
rata de loc simtind ca Pamfil a
luat-o GU bratul pc la umere. 81
flecaul, patruns cald la inima, ca
fata nu-i da nina la parte, s "a o.
prit in mers 81, plecindu-se la ure-
chea Ilenei la soptit:
,,Da pc mine, Ileano, al vrea tn
sd ma ieif Sa te fac gospodina,
cum imi spunea mama, Dunn
nezeu so ierte - in ziua cind ma
petrecut colo, la drumul de fer, de
m am dus in caste, departe! 81
g1ndul asta tot ma batut, Ileano
draga, dc cite orr imi aduceam a.
minte de casa F'...
81 vorbind ASA, glasul flecaului
Sc 1nviosa tot mai tare, privirea sa
nu Sc deslipea de chipul drag al fe-
tel 81, simtind acuma, cum cauta
sa-si ascunda ca ochii plecati la
peptul lui, a strins-o Gu foe in bra
te, graind:
,,Daca al sti, Ilcano, ca Ell tc
am draga inca din ziua, cind team
scos din apa, colo la pariul nostru,
acum patru ami, pc .vremea puhoa-
ielor strasnice, ce crau sd ne innc-
ce intreg satul!" 81 fata GU ochii
muiati dc lacrimi nespus de dulci,
a ridicat putin capul 81 soptit in
duiosata:
,,Stiu, stu, n am uitat, Pamfi-
le; deceit .eu n-asi fl crezut nicioda-
ta, ca tn tel mai g1ndi cfndva la
proasta de copila, cum cram atun
ciar'
Ell insa ia 1nchis gura Gu un
lung 81 dulcc sarutat, ce era sd fie
nesffrsit, daca nu Sc auzia deoda-
ta ceva pasi 81 un trosnet, ca de
ruptura de vreascuri. 81 s'a zarit
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-01
ca 81; Nick Barbat 81 Sem O.
pAGINA 5. \ I

ca 81; Nick Barbat IL Sem O.
prisoru 81.
Urmeaza licitarea drapelelor.
Gel American $11, care a r6mas
pc fratele Miclea Foru, lar eel
National $40, care q ramas pc
fratele Pete Medrea.
Tot pc aceasta Gale multumim
sorei membra Floarea Colceriu,
care donat o perina in favorul
societatii, care s'a pus Ia loterie,
aduc1nd un VENT frumos societa-
til, care a ramas pc fratele Ieri-
nina Negu, Gu suma de $3.50.
Gu aceasta ocaziune s'a obtinut
urmatorul rezultat:
nitrate totale ...... $500. .46
Este totale ............ $171.93
VENT curat ........... $128.53
Care suma s'a adaogat la fon-
dul societatii.
Deci inca odata multumim tu-
turor acelora care au luat parte
la aceasta frumoasa petrecere dc
vara, precum 81 acelora care au
contribute Gu suprasolviri, Sill ru-
gam ca 81 Gu alta ocaziune sd BIZ
nevoiasca a ne da tot sprijinul
dior posibil, spre binele 81 inain-
tarea societatii noastre
In numele societatii ,,Coroana
Rominiei" din Yorkville, Ohio:
Steve Colceri, presedinte.
Petru Seranin, secretar prim.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-01

Petele de vopsea sc scot daca
Sc freaca bine Gu terpentin 81 la
urma Sc spala GU apa calda 81
sapun.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-01
Ger 81 organization din loc.

Ger si organization din loc.
Gu aceasta ocaziune pc l1nga IL
catul de 1ntrare au mai contribuit
si Gu suprasolviri urmatorii mari
nimosi donatori:
Rozeta l. Bentia, prezidenta -;
S. M. Bica, vice-prezidenta So; r..
P. Popa, casiera 81; Maria P. Gri-
golu, secretara 81; Vicentiu G..
Zaganescu, reprezentantul oficios
al ziarului America 81 collector
al Ligei Rationale So; John. Pan
file, farmacist romin ST.; G.. Sal
Cd $5; M. Poparad, notar public
81 realestate $5; M. Bica, storer
Rom1n So; S. Traca 81; Codrea
Co. So; I. Gergelu 81; R. Florsa
81; A. Popoviciu ST.; A. Tori1u
81; A. Ivasca ST.; G. Sturzia 81;
q. Morarescu 81; I. Gabor 81: /.
Nistor ST.; G. Nanesu ST.; M. No
gos 81; G. Cornea, cuglarie ro-
mneasca ST.; B. Sucacu ST.; Ora
sanu $5; Soc. Ferdinand .Regele
Rominiei din loo $5; V. Germaau
$1.OO.
Gu aceasta ocaziune am avut
urmatorul rezultat:
nitrate totale $175. 25
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-01

VENT curat ............ 500 10
Tot odata ne simtim indatorati
a aduce cele mai sincere multu-
miri att doamnelOr donatoare, cit
81 domnilor 81 negutatorilor, care
au donat Gu sumele mai sus ara
tate, in favorul societatii noastre,
si-i rugam ca 81 pc viitor sd ne
dea tot acelasi sprijin binevoitor
al dior.
In numele societatii ,,Locota-
nent Ecaterina Teodoriu'' din
Alliance, Ohio:
Rozeta I. Bentia, prezidenta.
Maria p. Grigolu, secretara.
Rozalia P. Popa, casiera.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
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10. 'foNcrsl. 10 J. TO L. even won
afon1e Eagle. 1877 tCrawford) Is 10 & 6 "a 4
10 .. second; The Dean. 10 tWiiliams,
= 10 D. TO >. to D. third. Time I:l0 III
loynhee, Buchanan. Brady, StTadivarjt,s
Sorps,a Corps, Bachelors Bliss, Dave Camp,
pei, Nile MaAime also ran.
Third race-.siX furlongs-LeadinE star ia
t rTaend: Ia IL i.oftusl 10 l. to H. to 5.
=, TO . third Time. IN 20. L'Enarc.
FOURTH race-one miie-Columbine II,
COBALT Lass. 10, tieicheF 70 l. TO p Won NO
TO ]: second: Rose Dor. l07 Nolan s 10 J.
. TO ]. TO +. third. Time. 1893 2-S Carnni
Sweeper, ouietude. Athlone. Niraso, Fruit
Fifth race-one m,le-Ta nta!us. los frator,
~ 10 !. 10 ]. to l. won; John l. Dav iii
tkclsay, II 10 ;. even. TO - second: Cold .
vale. % tCarrolD, to !. = 10 l. even third
I1me. l;3s 20 Miss Sterling. Cain Spring.
loan OF Arc. stitch In Time Charlie !.
FRANCIS Starter Saddle Rock Dragon
heck Chester Two. Purenzi also ran
Sixth race--hve furiongs-Cobweii. liz
1lS .keisayl. to TO 2. to S. second :
TO S. TO g.. third. Time. S4-5 Brynar,p
Lady Like. lndiscretion, Seaserpent. Clara
bella. Lovely Orleans Girl Subrosa also