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WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT

! morning ranged about as follows:
EGGS-Strictly fresh. Al; average re-.
ceipts. 40: southern. 45.
CHEEsE-New York state factory
whole milk. 50.
BUTTER-standard creamery, ssna
! 81.
LIVE POULTRY.-Rooste DER III
%: turkeys. per h.. 36a38; chickens
spring. per h.. 55a60; hens. per h., asa
IS; keats. young. each, 75aS0
DRESSED PoULTRY-Fresh killed
spring chickens. per h.. 60a65; hens. pe-
h.. 81: ROSTERS, per h., 25; turkeys
per lb. 40a48.
PoRK-small and neat. "a: medium.
"a: heavy. 22a23.
GREEN FRUITs-Apples, per Dbl. 7sa
90; western, per boz. 5.00a6 so: Calf
fornia lemons. per box. 5.5oas.5o: grape
fruit: per crate rat 2 oo s.sossso pineappies.
| 6;o0a7.0 90: Florida. e.5oas.6o; strawber'
rfes. 15a30 per at.
vDGETABLEs-Potatoes. NJ. 1. 3.5oa
100 per standard barrel; No. 2, 1.76aS. 90:
western. 4.00a4.15 per sack; new pota :.
toes. Florida, per barrel. 75Oas 90: string
beans. per basket. 2.00a4.00: peppers, per
csate .oo ns. ,oo okra per quart 2oas5
per basket. l.50a2.5o; eggplant, 3.5oa5' 90
per crate: cabbage. new. 4.ooa5. 90 ner
crate; beets. 5a8 per bunch; lettuce. 90
a2.bo per basket: Florida celery. 6.ooa !. so
per crate: celery. per dozen. 1.50a2. 90:
romaine lettuce, 1.ooa1.25; squash. 30oa
| 500 per crate; spring onions, 1.50a2. 20
per 100 punches: onions. per l00-lb.
| sack. 6.0oas.0 90; sweet potatoes, s.0Oa
l1.oo per barrel: yams. s0oa1l. 90 Der
| barrel; Texas onions, per cwt, 5.00a S. so:
IN aRo 70 A No. gn
LIVE sToCK-Calves. choice. Der h..
lI6a17: lambs. choice. per h., 20; sheep.
prime. per h.. 7Ao.
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RAILS ARE LEADERS
WITH THE SH|PPlNGS

NEW YORK. May 1s.-Opening OF
the special session of Congress was
made the occasion of another bullish
demonstration in stocks at the out
set of today's trading.
Rails reflected this factor more than
any other division. low grade as well
as standard issues making further
advances of l to BE- points in the
first half hour.
Shippings also materially enhanced
last weeks gains, especially Marine
common. American International and
Pacific Mail. which rose l to 3 points
Numerous equipments and special
ties were at highest levels of the
year and steels. oils and motors also
recorded moderate advances.
Forenoon liberty bond prices were
312. $3.50: first As. unquoted: second
Is. 94.24: first Az S, 95.7S; second Az S
$3.50: third Az s, 1854. fourth Az 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-19
LOCAL MEAT MARKET.

Local meat market conditions for
Washington today by the U. S. bu-
reau of markets:
Beef. fresh, receipts normal. market
opened in line with Fridays close, de-
mand quiet.
Veal. receipts light. market about
steady. good local dressed calves Of
fered at $22 per cwt.; demand poor.
Pork, receipts normal, market
steady. early trading light.
Lamb. receipts light. market about
steady. demand fair.
Mutton. receipts very light, market
steady, demand poor.
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Early Gains Are Extended.

The demand for shippings and rails
became more insistent with the prog.
ress Of the session, exceeding any SINH
lar movement for several weeks.
Marines, American International
Pacific Mail and Williams ex-
tended their gains, while buying OF
transportations assumed broader dimen.
sions and motors also asserted some
Of their recent prominence with In.
dustrfal Alcohol and secondary equip
ments, but United States Steel was
obscured by the activity of new lead
ers, and held within extremely narrow
bounds.
Before noon considerable selling for
profits ensued, causing reactions Of l
to points
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Virginia Tobacco Season Closes.

LYNCHBURG. Va. May 19.-The
season for the sale of the 1918 crop of
tobacco closed here last week, the
aggregate sales being 17.424,30o
pounds, an increase of 5,333,000 over
the 1917 crop. The sales were the
largest in eight years, and altogether
the season was the most satisfactory
in memory. The prices were high
with an active and steady
demand for the crop at all times.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
1 DIVIDEND OUTLOOK
Roads Earnings EntitIe
Shareholders to Distribution
[ if Government Pays Rent.
BY I. A. FLEMING.

The Southern Railway Company IS
one of the most striking cases in con-
nection with the government manage
ment OF the railroads of the country,
and the shareholders claim to have
excellent reason to protest at the
treatment the corporation has re-
ceived.
The Southern railway is on pay
ing system. in excellent condition, is
annually replacing large part of the
TEN, and is not mendicant road by
any means. dependent the bounty
of the government to save the stock
holders from loss and to make them
recipients of unearned Increment.
In the year 1918 the Southern Rail-
way Company earned 2a.e91 $50. After
fixed charges and dividends of per
cent on the preferred stock there re-
manned a balance equal to about IL
per cent on the s12o00n.O0o common
stock.
. Despite this excellent showing. the
company is without funds with which
to pay dividends to its shareholders.
According to agreement, the COM
equal to the average net operating
income for the three years ended June
30. 1917, which would give the COM
pany S1s.72S.537 rental.
Perhaps when Congress has taken
the necessary steps to appropriate the
amounts needed Southern railway
will be able to pay dividends. but
until that time the shareholders will
have to be without their just dues.
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Call Again.

From the Boston Transcript.
Maid-There's q mendicant At the
door. madam.
Mrs. Nswrich-wsll, tell him We
haven't anything 70 mend Just At
present.
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Nick Always Comes Back.

JSom tie pallas NonMe Nswy.
The Grand Duke Nicholas Of Rus
sia has arrived In London. This 10
the same enc. a. w understand Il.
who committed suicide once or twice
and was killed several times.
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POWDER STOCKS.
Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs 4 Co
LONDON MONEY,

LONDON. May 1s-Bar silver. 53lad
per ounce Money. 81 per cent. Dis
count rates-Short and three.nnonth
bills. 3as per cent.
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339th Infantry to Quit Russia.

ARCHANGDL. Sunday. May Is (by
the Associated Press) gsmsnts
are under way to begin the trans
portation to England Of the 331th
American infantry within ten days
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-19

Turkish parents punish naughty
children by hitting them on the soles
of the feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-19

NEW YORK, May 19.-F1our quiet;
spring patents. 12.25a1275: spring
clears, 1o.00a1O.75: winter strafghts.
1125a11.75; Kansas straights. 12.50a
1900.
Pork unsettled: mess, 57.0oa5S.oo;
family, 55.00a57.08.
Lard steady; middle west, 33.s5a33.s5
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Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Washington Rwy. pfd., 5 At 80, 10 at 90, 10
Washington Gas. 2 at 81. 5 at son.
20 at ssHs. 20 at eS1i
Mergenthaler. s at i42H, s at 142H.
Columbia Graphophone com, at $40, 10
at $40.
Columbia Graphophone pfd.. 10 at 81. 5 at
81, 4 at 81.
After call:
Capital Traction. 10 at SO. 10 At 90.
Washington Gas, 4 at BOZ.
Columbia Graphopnone pfd., 10 at 97A.
Bid and Asked Pricea
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Have Faith in Congress.

Investors generally have faith that
from the special session of Congress
opening today relief will come; not
only in the appropriation to enable
the railway administration to meet
its obligations. but that a plan will
he evolved which will again restore
the railroads of the country to the
corporate control, under such arrange
ments as will make them self-sus-
tanning and capable of rendering the
highest service to the nation.
This is one reason why business
men generally welcome the special
session nor do they anticipate any
legislation that would in any way
hinder business recovery.
Three foreign loans planned by New
York bankers-$100 , 100000 to France.
$25,000.000 to Finland and a like
amount to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES been
declared off as unwise until more set
tied conditions prevail in Europe and
pending any financing in which the
United States may take part.
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Victory Loan Payments.

BY tomorrow morning. bankers all
over the country must have 10 per cent
Of thu subscriptions placed with them
for victory liberty notes on deposit with
the federal reserve regional banks. and
no more subscriptions can be taken.
1t - now believed that the total sub
acrfptfons will be close to Sc, 600 600, OO0
1t Ia probable that the victory liberty
notes will be listed on the New York
Stock Exchange before the end of the
Bankers do not look for more than a
fraction of point recession.
Booming Rail Shares.
WAL street operators are sending out
much bullish gossip anent the railroads,
the low prices and the certainty that
some relief will be arranged for by
Congress leading them to look for a
rally in these shares. Baltimore and
Ohio. Southern railway, Chesapeake
and Ohio, Missouri and Wabash are
especially favored. as well as the lead
ers in the list Of high-grade dividend
payers, Atchison, Northwestern, Union
Capt. F. W. Stone, jr.. son Of F. W.
Stone. vice president of the National
Savings and Trust Company. has
been appointed military instructor
at the Maryland Agricultural Col
lese.s b
Z ON the Local Stock Exchange.
!. On. today's session of the local
Stock Exchange rs shares of stock
were traded in, generally in ten-share
lots with but two above this aver
age and a few sales below.
Capital Traction shares sold at So:
Railway preferred opened at SO and
advanced to Gov; no transactions in
the common.
Tho typesetters were quite active.
Lanston selling at 681z quite freely,
with one small lot at 6sA. Mergen-
thaler sold at 142H.
Graphophone shares were firm at
80 for the common and 81 to 97k
for the preferred.
Bonds were entirely nominal and
unchanged.
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WANTED-A LIMITED AMOUNT OF MIL
Ter Train Control Corporation stock r. r
HODGE. 1925 North Capitol 1t. North S1l1
after pm. 20
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ON the Local Stock Exchange.
CURB STOCKS.

oustations furnished BY ". B. Hibbs Go.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
SECURITY SAVINGS
AND COMMERCIAL
BANK.

A. Washington. in the District Of Column
the close Of business May Il. 1919.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
"Jazz - In Health I Film

open Your Eyes," the feature
film sponsored by the United States
Public Health Service. to be shown
throughout the current week at
Crandalrs Metropolitan Theater to
separate audiences of men and wom-
en-. is not clinical In nature. Rath-
er is 1t one of those rare combina-
tions of fact and fancy that en-
tertains with all of the attractive
qualities Of legitimate drama while
1t drives home a most salutary les
son In right living and q further
dissemination Of Intelligent en-
lightenment upon subjects hereto
fore relesated to perpetual secrecy
by what has been aptly termed the
"conspiracy of silence" I>
There h, to be sure. . frank ex-
preston Of the evil consequences
Of ignoring the prevalence of .
scourgs that destroys an amazing
number Of lives each day in the
United States, but on the other
hand there are the suspense. the
cfimacteric power and the moments
OF amusing comedy that enter into
all dramatic structures worthy OF
sophistieafed attention.
IN ono OF the cabaret scenes there
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

is shown as part of the
pictured entertainment a dancing
number by Christine, one of the
most celebrated exponents of the
more recent jazz" form of terpsic-
korean. art known to those who fire.
quent the lobster palaces of New
York's main street. Christine DOS
sesses talent for syncopation that
quite outdoes anything that the
theatrical season has ever brought
to the National Capital. Other un-
usual features aid in adding all of
the potency of genuinely pleasur-
able entertainment to the more
startling aspects of picture that
is unique among film productions.
open Your Eyes" last week was
screened for the Surgeon General
OF the United States Public Health
Service. Major General Rupert
Blue, the National Press Club, Major
Raymond w. Pullman and Commits
sioner Brownlow. A unanimously
and enthusiastically favorable
verdict was returned by all priv
iieged to view the subject before
its public release anywhere in the
United States. The Metropolitan
booking Is the first public booking
In the world of this picture, and
the decision to segregate the audi
ences was made purely out of def
crence to those whose natural sem
sitiveness might lead to momen-
tary embarrassment
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
Summer Stock at Garrick
By EARLE DORSEY

the heels of that the Theae
closed the enable the
model that playhouse the from the the that
stock will be naugurated the Gak beginning
June
recalls vidly mind the fact the really
facilities called
period of the included their number
although it has been the of theatrical
that Washington gratefully support
such enterprise
that there has been this
class stock but the close of the Gacks regular
difficulty and judging by the preliminary
charge of the coming stock
a decidedly notable program is to be offered
call for the
as offering of the This play by
and which had its Washington
Likewise the personnel of the
limitations this forbid detailed
performances the of
which played before Washington past
The of players follows:
leading Laura Walker leading Edward
n.cky Edward Robinson Warner Richmond Mary Newcomb
Edeson Beatrice Moreand Eileen Wilson, James Dyenfort
Peck Rose Macdonald and Augustn Glasme director
number of innovations promised by management
in the effects outlook advance
plans count for anything, augurs splendid season
The current program week is
,bIy The announces for weeks
engagement Hobrook Bnn the of newest
play Little Sheep which had auspcous opening At
effort has written play of ideals
portrays human conflict of dealm with materiasm.
Anoh production which demands
Broadhurs adaptation of Ocavus Roy Cohn
whole and which the
Several rather novel
Employed the production which detective play of many
] Il ON PAeE -FOUR ~ .zf ~
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
Attractions Listed for
Week of May Is

Lady, Lady, F.
Ray Comstock and William Elliott
offer their fifth New York Princess
Theater musical comedy, ''Oh, Lady!
Lady,; the work of Guy Bolton and
P. G. wodehouse. with score by
Jerome Kern; original New York
cast.
Morosco presents
Charlotte Greenwood in so Long
Lefty" based on Elmer Harris
comedy "Your Neighbor's Wife,"
composed by Earl Carroll.
SHUBERT-GARRIC and
Company's wedding Bells" new
comedy by Salisbury Field, co-su-
thor of Twin Beds" Wallace Ed
dinger and Margaret Laurence fea-
tured members OF cast.
NATIONAL-George Whites Scan
dals of 1919" Company includes Ann
Pennington, George White. Mabel
withee. George Bickel, Yvette Rugel.
Ed Lee 'Wrothe. LIE Sylphe. Lester
Allen. Yvonne Shelton. Lowell Drew.
Ethel Delmar. Jack Squires, Dorothy
St Clair. Bennett and Richards. Ona
Munson. James Miller and fifty other
scandal mongers; musical review
with. book by Arthur jackson and
George White, and music by Richard
Whiting and Herbert Spencer.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
Rays Awful Wallop
Scared the Extras

Jerome Storm. one of Ince's best
directors and who has directed many
of Charles Rays biggest and best
productions, was discussing Charles
Rays latest film production, "The
Busher," which will be seen as the
feature of the program at Loew's CO.
hmbia today.
During the time I've been direct
ing Ray" said Storm. "I've arranged
pretty nearly every kind of an ath-
letic contest can think Of, ranging
all the way from a baseball game to
an automobile race. And that goes for
boxing bout. too." Storm added
when the time came to frame up
boxing bout. the news got around
among the extras that Charlie packed
an awful wallop. This was current
gossip around the Los Angeles ,Ath-
letic Club, and none of the extra peo-
pie were anxious to take up Charlie
and have him muss up their looks.
I'VE finally found about six.
though. who were willing to be
mussed up for a consideration, but of
the six. fiye quit before we got TO
one that would stand up and ex-
change wallops satisfactorily"
Christine. the Jazz. dancer p,c-
tured in one of the cabaret scenes
in "Open Your Eyes" at the Met
ropolitan this week. was a-featured
attraction at one of the most sx-
elusive gathering places OF the select
on the Boardwalk In Atlantic city,
Easter wek.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
Film Chat and Gossip

Priscilla Dean recently critically i'll double pneumonia
recovering.
Henry B. walthal THE of Manne-
as his starring piece
Eddie Polo has completed Cyclone
directed by Jack Jaecard
William sherri is expected California thi.
week.
Hedda Nova has signed appear The
Spthrc of Seville"
Sheldon Lewis has signed
Of special pictures
Dorothy Dalton shortly picture be
directed by Sam De Grasse
Madge Evans is to be story by Lucy Sarver,
be produced by the World
Fannie Rice has signed J. Blackon appear
of his productions shortly
Mae Murray is to which
will be directed by Leonce Perret
Jack Gilbert signed by Universal in "A
Little Brother the Rch being produced at Universal CITY,
Madane Traverse is working a picture Fox
Company, Eternity Harry Mlae is to direct it
has been engaged by Universal and will be
opposite of his forthcoming
Hamilton Smith formerly manager Kaen has
gagged as the Universal scenario department write
serials. C
Herbert Howe formerly with Vtagraph who has tight
ing France returned the United States and reoneq the
company.
Harry Carey is featured Peace" written by Fred
produced by the Universal In the leading
will be Peggy Pearse and the the will in
CONTINUED PAGE TWO
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

Hamilton Smith, formerly manager of the Kalem.
Gagged as member Of the Universal scenario departn
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

Herbert Howe formerly with the Vitagraph who has
ing in France has returned the United States and rec
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

CONTINUED ON PAGE rwq
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

Beatrice Burnham has been engaged by Universal
seen opposite Eddie Polo in of his forthcoming
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

Harry Carey featured in "A Man of Peace written by Fred
ek Jackson produced by the Universal In the leading
feminine will be Parse and the of the will in
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

CONTINUED On PAGE TWO
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

CONTINUED ON PAGE poUn.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

aine Traverse is working on new picture for
entitled Until Eternity" Harry Millaire is to di
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-20
AdninistratiIa.
II ',MFC ~ -,
.!s@LlC11AE(zX|
HS22SSsAD? ~?

40 de acare farma in orasul
Vassar, Mich. Pamintul sd vinde
din nina liberia, nu prin agent, 81
este lin eel mai bun loc, departare
de 5 minute Gle oras 81 lie la sta
tie. LIMA de fer trcce prin farma
mea. Pc 'farma este casa mare c,l
8 odai 81 culina, ffntina eli apa
.buna, pivlita mare de tement 81
inca alte 5 zidiri, grajd mare,
hambar de griu, cucur,lz, gara.l
pentru automobil, tlll hous, poml
de tot neamul pc 4 acare. Sc vim
de ell pretul de $500, 1900 bani
'gata 81 restul 800 la an cu intere-
sc de 6 precente la suta. Cine do
reste informatiuni mai deaproa-
pc sa scrie pc adresa urmatoare
John Negi, lie Russell Street
Detroit, Mich.
(65--67)
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ON Y O G A r Z.

-Sectiua1ea Ligei Natonale sRo-
mine din Detroit, Mich, convoacii
pc toti membrii sal, cit 81 pc toti
fratii Romini din Ioc 81 din jur
"a lua parte la adunarea generala
lunara, ). care Sc va tinea Dumine-
ca, % Martic 1919, in localul din
IN Victor Avenue, Highland Park,
Mich, deasupra shoailui, lin ha1.l
Clnbuhli Arn1eniior.
Seainta Sc va deschidc la orele
|2 p. m. din ipartea preaedintelui
La ordinea zilei va Fl 81 preda,
rea chitantalor membrilor iilscrisl
de mai .mainte.
Predarea aplicatinnilor ,aeelors
EcAre inea nn lean umplut, con
form cerinteaor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-20

ePredarea stat,ltelor acelora ca.
re inca nil le All pima I'M prezent.
Tot GU aceasta ocaziune Sc da
un bun prilej acelora care All
buna vointa Sc inscrie de mem
bril- al sectiunei noastre, in rfndul
Rominilor bravi 81 adevarati. Ca
sa facem cs111oscut lumei, 'sfinta
.noastra cauza, 7nscriindu-ne cl
toti ca n1embrii al Ligei Rationale
Romfne din America.
In numele sectiei Ligei Natio-
male Romine sdin Detroit, Mich. f:
Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-20
&c ON " ,O,C "A r il.

Prin aceasta sd convoaea toti
hmembrii Clubului .,,Vinatorul" ell
sediul in McKees Rocks, Pa, de
IA lua parte la sedinta semi anua-
Ila, care Sc va tinea in seara zilei
,de % Martie 1919, in hala socie-
tatii ,,Negru Voda" din 242 Hell
len Street, McKees Rocks, Pa.
Deschiderea sedintei va fl. fix
la orele 7.30 ,seara.
Fratilor /! La ordinea zilei find
mai multe puncte de rezolvat, ca
re nici la un caz nu Sc pot amina
pc mai departe, va rugam pc totl
membrii Clubului mai sus numit,
sd luati cu Stotii parte la aceasta
sedinta, bine mteles fratii de orr
CINE romfna.
La ordinea zilei vor Fl urma-
toarele puncte de rezolvat
1. Deschiderea sedintei de ca
ira presedintele .Clubului.
2. Cetirea proceselor verbale de
la fnfiintare 81 pima de prezent
de catra secretar.
3. Darea de seama despre in
tratele 81 esitele de peste un an.
4. 1ntregirea comitetului in bu-
ma regula.
5. Propuneri 81 desbateri in fa
vorul Clubului.
6. fnchiderea sedintei.
Deci find aceasta adunare una
dintre cele mai importante, sunt
rugati staruitor toti fraNi Romini,
membrii al Clubului ,,Vfnatoruls
sd ia parte la aceasta sedinta.
in speranta ca toti fratii Ro-
mini. nembrii al Clubului nostr,l
au inteles 81 luat la cunostinta
chemarea noastra, pima la revede-
re am ramas salut1ndu-va GU cea
mai mare dragoste frateasca:
i'm numele Clubului ..Vinato-
Frul" din McKees Rocks. Pa:
I. Craiovean, presedinte.
Lazar Dragos, secretar.
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G O.NV CA r E

Scotia Ligci Rationale Romint
din Homestead, Pa, cOnvOacas pr
.toti membrii sal din loc 81 din
jur, prec,lm 81 pc toti fratii Ro
mini de a lua parte la sedint'
lunara. care Sc va tinea Dumine
cd. 90 Martie 1919, in hala sOcie
tatii ,.VulturuI'' din 315-7+tl
Ave, w. Homestead. Pa. la oreit
sl.30 .dupa ameazi.
La ordinea zilei yor Fl urmatoa
rcle puncte de rezolvat:
l. Deschiderea sedintei.
2. Cetirea listei functionarilor
3. Cetirea proceselor> verbalt
de la infiintare.
4. 4.fDarea de seama. intratelor
de catre fratii secretar 81 easier
impreuna ell raportul controlo
rilor.
5. fnscrierea de membrii noni
g.. Propuneri 81 desbateri.
7. fnchiderea sedintei.
Fratilor Romini!
Avind in vedere numarul mic
de membrii al Ligei Rationale s.
constatfnd numarul mare de frat
Romini din loc 81 din jur, earl
cu nepasare stau 81 nu Sc 1nscriu
adeca MI 'au inserts pima in pre-
zent ca membrii al Ligei Nationa.
lie Romine, apelam catra d-tra, ca
ira toti, a face posibil, 81 pc ziua
sus numita ell totii sa bine voiti
"a lua parte la aceasta sedinta, sa
'veniti Gu adcvaratc ,simtamintc
rominesti 81 sa fiji voiosi ca a
Yeti fericirea de a va numi fiji al
rominesc 81 membrii al
I4igei Rationale Romine din a.
merica, caci numai find membrii
al Ligei Rationale Romfhe, yeti
.putea sd ziceti GU mindrie cfnd
va .veti reintoarce in patrie, care
va fl Rominia, caci 81 d-tra att
ajutat idealului mare al tnturor
Rominilor, 81 MI v'ati retras de
la mimic, acolo c1nd VISA cerut
ceva pentru natiune.
Deci find convinsi caci pc III
ua sus n,nmita yeti lua parte cu
totii, facindu-va membrii al Ligei
Nationale Romine. pima la rete-
dere va salutam Gil drag pc toti.
in numele sectiei Ligei Natio-
male Romfne din Homestead, Pa.
/. Genie, prssedinte,
loan 1doldovan, secretar.