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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-11
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Campania din Siberia atacata.

Campania din Siberia atacata
- Washington. - Reprezentan-
tul Mason, republican, din Illi-
nois atacat in camera pc prese-
dintele Wilson, acuzindu-l ca tri.
miterea de soldati Americana in
Siberia fost un act neconsti-
tutional 81 ca a trecut peste pu-
terea lui de presedinte.
KAiserul a poruncit inceperea
campaniei Gu submarinele. Ge-
neralul Won Ludendorff in o car
tie publicata in Germania 81 care
este reprodusa de multe ziare A.
mericane, spune ca fostul Kaiser
q dat porunca Sc inceapa campa-
MIA GU submarinele, care a atras
/ 81 Statele Unite in mondialul raz-
|boiu European.
ss
Pravalie din Alliance prada2A.
Pravalia de haine ,,Griper
bros a fost pradata in decursul
noptii. Haine in valoare de 81, 900
fmpreuna Gu 1900 bani IN numa-
rar q fost luat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-11

Va rog sd bine voiti publica
rindurile de mai jos la urmatOr;i
vOluntari, care vOiesc sa afle des-
pre- rudeniile lor:
" L. Voluntarul Peris-Ciolac Ra-
faila, plutonier, cauta pc Lazar
Linta din comuna Naidas (com.
Caras Severin). il rog sa-mi scrie.
4 2. Voluntarul Florian Pintea,
invatator in comuna Laraud, CO.
mitatul Bihor, cauta pc Petru
Jurjut, Theodor Cret 81 Dimitrie
Burlea din comuna Calea- Mare,
com. Bihor. ii rog sa-mi scrie.
3. Voluntarul Odrobot Costa,
caporal. caut pc unchiul meu La
zar Adam, Moisa Adam 81 copii
dior, din comuna Sint Mihaiul
Romin. com. Timis ii rog sa-mi
scrie 81 de eel de acasa, daca stu
ceva. ~
4. Voluntarul Vasile Deac. ser.
gent, caut pc Moldovan Teofil din
comma Siacobu-Sasesc, com. Sol
noe Dobica. IL rog sa-rni scrie.
5. Voluntarul Nicolae Benga,
caut pe unchii mel loan Baias 81
Costa Baias dim comuna Moldova
|Noua, comitatul Caras SEVERN, Ii
rog sa-mi scrie despre dinsii, 81
daca au ceva stire 81 de cei de a.
casa.
6. Voluntarul Cadar Mihai,
caut pc sogorul meu Suparan
Gheorghe din comuna Apa, com.
Satmar. Daca are ceva stire de al
mel eel de acasa.
Z. Voluntarul Petru CIrciu din
Toracul Mare, comitatul Toron-
tai, caut pc socrul meu loan Bog
dap- -Gaitan, din comuna 'eni, CO.
mitatul Torontal, necapatind
nici un raspuns din Detroit, Mich.
nnde ofst 81 unde am scris de
mai multe ori, il rog sami scrie,
| |ori eventual cunoscutii dinsului
daca ii stiu adresa.
5. Voluntarul Pavel Lupu, ,caut
pc fatal meu Pavel Lupu, din CO.
muna Bogodint, com. Caras Seve-
rim. Il rog sa-mi scrie nnde Sc a.
FLA 81 cc site de eel de acasa.
Adresa tuturora e:
keRiunaa y Romfp& de Vinxtosi
TRANS. Buc., Detalionul Dc re-
xerv&, Compania IT,, Irkush, sibe-
ria, Asia.
Rog rudeniile 81 satenii Sd bine-
voiasca ami comunica tot ce ftin
despre familia mea, mama, frati
81 sora.
Adresa:
~. SublocotsnGnt Iulian Wipe,
iny1t1tor 1guraui (cosn. Iimis),
Ieginusa 1om1n1 ~ v1axtoriI
Trans. Duc, Dstalion1l - rsssr.
w, Oompania Il, IflDn1sh, Asia,1 ]
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-11

La fel hotii au furat 5000 din
pravalia lui Victor Boltoli, lar in
navalia lui Joseph Caretta all
gasit numai citiva cent?.
Politia a aflat astazi 0 masina
de scris sub podul liniei ferate,
sc crede ca 81 aceasta este 0 4parte
din prada hotilor.
Cura contra bolsevismului. -
Des Moines. Adevarata cura
contra bolsevismului, s'a spus pre-
sedintelui Wilson de catra un co.
mitet al farmarilor, care a mers
la presedintele Wilson inainte de
pleca din acea localitate, este
in recolta enorma a papusoiului
din statul Iowa, care este GU multi
mai mare ca alta data.
Va fl papusoiu destul in sta
tut Iowa in anul acesta, incit Sc
poate incarca vagoane Gu ell care
Sc formeze o linie din Statele u
mite 81 peste oceanul Pacific, pes
te Siberia 81 Europa" au .spus
farmarii presedintelui.
Prin ezitare a perdut ocazia sd
sarute pc eroine. Washington.
- Sc anunta la ministrul de raz-
boi cd trei Americana au fost
decorate de catra guvernul fran
cez Gu crucea de razboiu 81 stea
de bronz. Generalul Andreu du-
pa ce pus pc peptul Tor deco
rata a ezitat ca, dupa object, sd
le sarute.
Imediat ihsa un offer Ameri
can pasit fnainte 81 a depas pc
fata femeilor decorate sarutul re-
Cerut.
Tobolsk capturat de bolsevigti.
Londra. = I'm rapport bolsevist
transmits prin telegrafia fara fir
spune ca Tobolsk, capitala din
vestul Siberiei, 81 gnvernamintul
eli acelas hume, a fost capturat.
La fel sc mai rap0rteaza 81 cap
turarea orasului Aktiubinsk, din
provincia Turgai (din sudul Ru-
siei).
Va examina clanza Gu protectia
minoritatilor. - Paris. = Consi-
liul suprem, dnpa cum scrie LIE
Temps, milne probabi1 va lua in
ccnsiderare raspnnsul guvernu-
lui German referitor la art 81
din constitutia tGcrmaniei, care
spune despre reprezentarea Aus.
triei in parlamentul German.
Dupa aceia consiliul va exami-
ma tratatele Gu statele noui crea.
te, spune mai departe numitul
ziar, 81 masdrile ce trebuiesc lua-
tie Gu scopul de a proteja minori-
tatile din Rominia 81 Jugoslayia
Tratatul Gu Bulgaria fost
complectat, 81 va Fl dat puterilor
ce au interese limitate in el pro-
babil milne. Docnmentul va Fl
dat delegated bulgare in decursul
acestei saptamini.
Ishi probabil va merge la Lon
dra. - Washington. Strife so
site in Washington spun ca Wis
contele Ishi, fostnl ambassador ja'
ponez in Washington, probabil
va fl TRIMS la Londra ca sd o
cupe acolo postnl de ambassador
inlocuind pc viscontele Chindal
care Sc va retrage.
Sc asfeapta ca in saptamina .
eeasta sd Sc anunte numirea lul
Kijaro Shideharas ca ambassador
pciltru Statele Unite, inlocuindn-l
pc viscontele Ishi.
Explozie aocidentaK 4 caSa
[lui Colciag. Omsk. @ explo-
zie de granate Ia intrarea in casa
|lui colciag, seful tuturor guyerne.
lor rusesti, ia intoarcerea lui De
pc front, q dat loc y stiri ca
s'ar ii facut . conspiratie contra
llui CO sal asasineze
1nsS 90 Sts,syA Hin of,raA artnri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-11

Autorii progromurilor vor fl
executati. - Londra. .S'a a.
nuntat de la cartierul general u
cranian- ca consiliul ministerial
ndin Ucrania decis ca sd execu-
te pc toti aceia care incita pro-
gromuri contra evreilor.
Distrugator englex scufundat.
- Helsingfors. - Distrugatorul
englez S-19 lovit nina rusea-
sea 81 s'a scufundat. Capitanul,
un alt Otter 81 nouazeci de oa,
meni au scapat. Este teama ga
opt ofiteri 81 optzeci soldati ,au
fnecat GU vaporul.
Americani cauta uleu in Peru.
- Lima. O partida mare de
expert Americani reprezentfnd
interescle companiilor de petrol
81 uleu, a pornit Sc exploreze nor
dull Pireului.
Nina de carbuni aprinsa. - O.
viedo, Spania. Nouazeci de
persoane au perit sufocati in 0
nina. de carbuni care S a aprins.
Dintre toti lucratorii citi erau in
ca numai dol au putut fl salvati.
Politia a pus nina pc incarca
tura Gu rachiu. - Cleveland. -
Tn ON care STA dat numele de
Nathan Cohen a fost arestat de
catra gardistul Peterson, pc cind
ducea o incarcatura de rachiu.
Rachiul a fost confiscat 81 Cohen
pus la racoare.
Negrii salvati de linsare. =
Memphis. = J. G. Stewart 81 H.
johnson. negrii au fost GU greu
salvati din nina multimei de ca
ira polite. Negrii, carl au lovit
Gu automObilul un baiat de alb,
an fost atacati de abb. Ambii Sc
afla in inchisoare.
Fabrica pentru Cruel de Fer
Germana foarte ocupata. Gu
vernul german dat comanda
a Sc face noua serie de ,,cruci
de fer'' care Sc fie date prisonia-
rilor de razboiu germani END Sc
vor intOarce 7ndarat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-11
Distrugator englex scufundat.
Americani cauta uleu in Peru

- Lima. 0 partida mare de
experti Americani reprezentfnd
interescle companiilor de petrol
81 uleu, a pornit Sc exploreze nor
dul Pireului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-11

Fabrica pentru Cruel de Fer
Germana foarte ocupata. = Gu.

vernul german a dat o cOmanda
Sc face noua serie de ,,cruci
de fer care Sc fie date prisonia.
rilor de razboiu germani END Sc
vor intOarce 1ndarat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-11

La fel hotii au furat 5000 din
pravalia lui Victor Boltoli, lar in
pavalia lui Joseph Caretta al
gasit numai citiva cent?.
Politia a aflat astazi 0 masina
de scris sub podul liniei ferate
Sc crede ca 81 aceasta este .parte
din prada hotilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-11
Nina de carbuni aprinsa. -

viedo, Spania. - Nouazeci de
persoane au perit sufocati in o
nina. de carbuni care S "a aprins.
Dintre toti lucratorii citi erau i'll
ca numai dol au putut fl salvati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-11

Mise scrie din Detroit ca Il.
Zamfirescu a felicitat telegrafic
pc d-nul Carol de Hohenzollern
pentru intrarea sa in partidul So
cialist. - Ce zice par. POdea? 4
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Lace Display Opened
Many Interesting Exhibits al
Bush Building

Makers of laces receive their inspira-
ton for designs in as widely diversi-
fed sources as the creation Of the
world and of the modern airplane, ac-
cording to laces in the exhibit now on
view at the Bush Terminal Sales Build
ing. One Of the leading producers Of
handmade lace in the United States has
successfully worked out the airplane
design in c~l!arettes and other articles
OF personal adornment, while a Syrian
girl has attempted to tell the story Of
Creation in an Irish lace coat which
required seven years to make
Included in the prize pieces ew ex-
hlbit are lace dress which originally
belonged to the Empress Eugene. a
lace gown worn by Princess Eulalia,
the Spanish Infanta; u lace cape, the
llfe's work of an Irish nun and lace
scarf Of cushion point de Venice found
in the marriage chest of an old French
family. Some of the choice pieces on
display in the Metropolitan Museum of
Art are shown in photographs which
are intended to serve as design in
spirations for lace and costume makers
The laces on view are valued at $780,
900, the collection Of Miss Mary Powys
being insured for $40 900 and that of
Lady Aberdeen for a larger amount.
The exhibit was formally opened last
night with the display of modern lace
wearing apparel on living models in
the auditorium and addresses by Miss
Powys and Miss Elizabeth Goan Tho
exhibition will be open daily from 9:30
to until Saturday evening.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
New Concern to Promote
Sales of American Product

The American Safety Razor Export
Corporation will be Incorporated under
the laws of Delaware to-day with q
capitalization of 100000 shares of no
par value. The new company will ac-
quire all Of the foreign assets, as well
as all the foreign rights, trade marks,
patents, etc, Of the various brands
of razors, blades, shaving accessories
Of the American Safety Razor Cor
poration.
1t was announced yesterday that
the export company, as a holding COM
pany. will hold the stocks Of the va
rious foreign companies formed and
to be formed. These include Canadian
and British companies now in opera
tion, and French. Spanish. Italian and
Portuguese companies to be organized
George L. Storm will be president
Of the export company. Joseph Kauf-
man, president of the American Safety
Razor Corporation, will sail on Satur-
day for Paris. With the company's
attorneys, he will arrange for the
formation of the foreign companies.
On the same steamer will be W. D.
Hopkins, who organized and built the
plants Of the Gillette Safety Razor
Company In England and France, and
established the business Of tho COM
pany In Italy and Spain.
1t 10 tho purpose OF tho manage
ment Of the new export company to
sell tho minority holdings Of its va
rious subsidiaries to INTERESTS In those
countries whore tho company operates.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
WOolens for Women,s
Wear in Good Demand
Manufacturers Now Buying for
Spring Use, Jobbers Say,
Mills Cautious

Improvement :n tho demand for
woolen goods suitable for women's
wear was noted yesterday by jobbers
who cater 70 the apparel Industry.
While veiours, eilvertones and similar
cloaking and heavy suitine fabrics are
still inactive. the trade 10 showing a
creator desire TO acquire worsteds.
such as tricotines, mannish serges,
poplins. Po1ret twills, etc. The greater
portion Of this demand is coming from
Wholesale makers Of dresses and suits
Il is possible, jobbers say. that gar
ment manufacturers arc acquiring
these goods for spring use, since pres
ent business in tho Wholesale apparel
trade is stagnant.
Many of the women's wear fabric
mills are proceeding on the policy of
selling their production only two
months ahead instead Of a full season
This keeps "one foot on the ground"
as member of the trade expressed it
yesterday. and will enable them to
switch about should any unforeseen
developments arise. 1t also allows
them to keep closer to actual costs. as
labor can be figured more closely over
a two months stretch than over full
seasons period.
Indications in the trade point to the
offering Of fabrics for the fall of 1920
by few Of the mills as early as De-
cembcr.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Declare War ON Two Abuses
Dress Association Acts TO Stop
Unjust Cancellations and
Returns

War on retailers who unjustly return
goods or cancel orders. or who take
excessive discounts, was definitely de-
cared yesterday by the Assoc atco
Dress Industries of America, by the
passage of a resolution calling upon
dress manufacturers and material pro-
ducers associated with the organization
to take prompt and drastic action to
curb such abuses.
The resolution, as adopted at
luncheon meeting at the Hotel McA pin
attended by about 800 dress manufac-
turers and textile producers, follows:
Whereas trade abuses have been
rampant in the women's garment in
dustry mhny years past 30 the detri-
ment of the Industry as a whole, ard
Whereas manufacturers of women's
misses and children's dresses have sus-
tained losses of thousands Of dollars
every year as result of the activities
of unscrupulous buyers, and retailers
in all parts of the country have dis
regarded their obligations in the
placing of orders for merchandise and
have cancelled orders placed with
manufacturers without justification
and have returned merchandise shipped
TO them in keeping with orders placed
by them without legitimate reasons,
and
"Whereas the time is opportune fox
putting an end to these trade abuses
and others, including the taking Of ex-
cesclve discounts by retailers IN tho
women's garment industry.
Therefore be ii re olved by this or
ganization. the Associated Dress In
dustries Of America, the national
Chamber OF Commerce Of the dress in
dustry, goes on record as strongly op-
posing the continuance OF these trade
h5tS
director to take prompt and drastic ac-
tion whenever the occasion may arise
to curb the legitimate practices Of all
concerns doing business with the dress
manufacturing Industry and exercise
efforts TO check these practices In this
manner, to raise the dress industry on
higher plane 10 keeping with the
enormous amount of business done by
the concerns engaged in the manufac-
turing Of women's garments.
"And be il further resolved thst
every member-active and associate
of the Associated Dress Industries Of
America, realize the importance Of CO
operating TO the fullest extent In this
respect and encourage the organization
in its work.
F. D. Van Amburgh. business writer
and organizer. the principal speaker at
the meeting. urged the dress manutse-
turers 70 CO operate with each other in
order to increase production. which. he
said, was the crying need of the busi-
ness world at present
He dwelt upon punctuality, enthuss-
asm honesty and integrity as modern
business essentials
In outlining the mplishments Of
the organization In its ten months Of
existence, David n Mosesshon. execu-
tive director, said that the associations
express claim department had obtained
the settlement of Is ont of s35 claims
on members against the express com
pany, and that of 7l3 claims OF mem
bers against retailers for unju~t can
cellations or returns OF merchandise al
but two had been amicably adjusted by
the aseoria.ion
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
SILkS-Mills .4dronce
Prices as Rae Silk Rises

In keeping with the recent advances
in the raw silk market many mill
agents and jobbers yesterday advanced
their prices from 10 to 25 cents a yard.
While buyers were not particularly y
numerous in the market those who
were present ordered goods as freely
as the sellers would allow The pre-
ponderence of buyers were retail mer-
chants. The garment manufacturers,
because of the slackness of their busi-
ness, are small purchasers now and are
operating on stocks on hand
Cheney Brothers yesterday made
their initial offering of spring silks
The line was confined largely to fou-
lards and lining silks. While great
variety of styles were shown, it was
said that the production will be limited
and distribution will be made on the
allotment basis. Prices quoted were
IN keeping with the present market.
Mills were fairly active buyers of
raw silks yesterday. Sellers here
quoted Shinshui No. at from 5000
to S1130 & pound, while for Kansai
double extra $l2.20 was asked by some
dealers. Cables from Yokohama re-
ported the market there and in Can
ton as extremely active, with prices
trending upward
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
JEWELRY-Creof Demand
For "Religious' Jescelry

Manufacturers Of religious articles
report an enormous demand for rosa
ries, crucifixes and Scapula medals
made Of platinum. silver and gold for
the coming Christmas holidays. Gold
rosaries and crucitixes incrusted with
pearls, diamonds and other precious
stones, all meetinf unusual favor. Al
though the shortage of platinum has
made itself felt among sheEe manufac-
turers, many of the orders are being
filed from stocks already on hand and
left-overs from previous seasons.
Large orders are also being placed
by retailers for all kinds of rings for
the holiday season. This buying is
making itself felt earlier than usual
because of the continued strike among
the jewelry workmen. and comes at a
time when manufacturers are still
much behind in filing their regular
winter orders. Rings of japanese de-
sign and lettering are popular Ac-
quamarines set in gold are also in
good demand. Because of the unset
tied labor conditions jewelry manu-
facturers are planning to distribute
their holiday goods as evenly as pos
sible among their regular customers.
with newcomers getting the goods that
is left over.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21

mate balance with imports from the
other side Of the Atlantic. =
Mr.. Alexander expressed the view
that Work and Save" was a formula
capable of universal application, and
said that the time has come for peo-
pie to stand on their own legs and stop
leaning on governments.
That the conference was to get down
to sweaty activity and not deteoriate
into mere formal handshaking affair
was to be inferred from A. C. Bedford's
opening address this morning. The
chairman of the Standard Oil Company
of New Jersey, is president of the
conference. He spoke before the joint
meeting of the various Subcommittee
in che Belvidere room of the Hotel
Traymore
10 further encourage frankness, the
committee meetings were held behind
closed doors. However, public state
ments regarding the proceedings were
made. The relations of foreign wants
made a long list, resembling q chart of
foreign trade opportunities. The COM
munication of needs will be amplified
TO-DAY and tomorrow before the final
sessions open tonight.
specifically. France in the next year
will need 100000 tons OF ship plates
and ingots and electrotype copper, ac-
cording to her trade ENJOYS. The
smallness of her requirements in this
country is explained by the acquisition
of Alsace Lorraine. AS soon as the
wheels of industry in France begin to
whirr vigorously, she will not only be
self sustaining in steel. but also able
to export two million tons.
TO Double Ship Capacity.
France seeks ship plates as part of
her great shipbuilding program. She
desires to double the productive capa-
city of her ship yards. Before the
war. France had two million tons OF
shipping. Her present aspiration Is
to have six million to eight million
tons flying on the high seas.
Both the French and he Belgians
asserted that their natio + 3 were gain
ing increasing respect for labor-saving
machinery and were beginning to think
in the terms Of mass production They
remarked also that their workingmen
competition OF machine effort.
NJ. Alexander De Groote told the
American committee on foodstufs that
Belgium would need 100000 tons of
wheat each month. At present three
fourths is coming from the United
States and the rest from Argentina
Moreover, the Belgian people, he said.
are greatly in need of canned meats.
salmon, and condensed milk, but not
of vegetables.
Tomorrow the Belgian mission will
discuss shipping and coal with the
Americans, the French mission will
confer on credit, finance and textiles,
the British on metals and shipping.
and the Italians on reconstruction,
supplies, chemicals. foodstuffs and
metals.
Harry A. Wheeler. former president
Of the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States, will present q plan
in behalf Of the committee on per
manent organization for the creation
of a worldwide economic league TO-
night
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
bers and retailers are finding It hard

bers and retailers are finding T. hard
to place orders for Christmas trade.
These manufacturers say that they are
doing an unprecedented business. and
that because of the shortage Of labor
and materials Of the better quality
they are forced to cancel many orders
which are pouring in on them Most
travelling statesmen have been called
from the road, and instead of the
manufacturers seeking trade retailers
and lobbers are visiting manufacturers.
Prices are considerably higher than
last year and continue to advance.
Within the last few days manufactur-
ers have revised their price lists on
certain lines. making relatively small
increases. These advances they as
sert, are necessary because wages ad-
vanced over so per cent in the last two
years. The last catch of seal was much
lower than in other recent years. which
means that the supply of this leather,
used extensively in the making of high
grade bags, etc. has oeen and still is
comparatively small. Consequently.
manufacturers do not expect to see any
change in the price situation for some
time to come
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
COTTON COODS-Prices Of
Cumbrics Are 4drorced

Fine combed yarn cotton goods ap-
pear to be growing scarcer and re-
tailers and jobbers are willing to pay
advanced prices to get them, and mills
are bidding up the price of the grey
or unfinished goods. A prominent firm
selling fine yarn goods yesterday ad-
vanced prices on cambrics and lawns
about 5 per cent over previous quo
tations.
Mills and converters were fairly ac-
tive buyers in the grey or unfinished
goods market. Prices remained firm
at about the levels set late last week.
The standard construction known as
64-60s continued to sell at 18 cents.
Numerous inquiries are being re-
ceived in the market for goods for
export.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
hePUBlIC OF NICARAGUA
STERLING LOAN or 1909
NEW ISSUE
TRANSFER AGENT
Irving Trust Company. Now York

The Council Of Foreign Bondhoider. civ.
~ ae. That they viii be prepared to pay
ls. par on and after the Is, Of Novem-
C,s,tne we balance Of Funding Certificates
{, ..ucfg fractional Certifcates) issued
VI " respect OF Coupon No. II. due ls, Jan.
60. Isls. and th~ whole Of the Funding
ef cn.'.tes stes and Fractions issnsd in respect
v,.h 1poh .ph No IL. due ist July. 1913 both
O.. nR,~Tsh at per cent rer annuni
,hfst 'hs Ssne tax 70 5lst OF October. after
r. gate in,ersst viii cease n run
s.o,.S st>s from abroad must De pre-
-. 'pr paymer. through London
Nsa's can be obtained on Application
~, Aoosgate Stree,
london e. Z
fsh October isia