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Evening journal., 1919-04-17
PHILADELPHIA TO GET
OIL STORAGE TANK

WASHINGTON. April II Omitted
Prcss) Construction Of gigantic oil
storage tanks at several important
poris has been authorized by the United
States shipping Board, 70 was onic ally
reported today. Plans for storage ana
FOR filling boats, oil bunkers, Decame
known in connection with calls Tor
bids by the shipping Board Tor iur-
nlshing between 100000 ana o'vOouou
barrels OF fuel oil.
n Was said that the board would
snend about s5yODOOOO In building the
storage equipment az I've base ports
Although there was no official conilrma-
ton the ports where the first tanks
will be built were said TO be Boston.
Philadelphia, Galveston. Cristobal ana
Balboa. The calls for bids for furnish
ing oil included delivery only to these
five ports.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
uNC CnPING FALLs.

Several persons passing along Mar
kct street this morning had a narrow
escape from serious injury when a
heavy lead ornamental coping crashed
TO the sidewalk from second-story
window OF the p and Q. shop building
The sharp edges and great weight or
the metal might have meant death to
anyone whose head IL struck, and IL
came within few inches Of several
heads. Il Is thought that probably the
heat from the fire which destroyed the
adjoining Morning News building in the
winter had lOosened the coping.
A big crowd Immediately gathered
around the debris. seemingly unmindful
that second metal bar might follow
the first.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
DILAWAREAN Wins
VAR SERVICE CROSS

Lieutenant Colonel Max r. Walner, a
1elewaresn, has been awarded a dis-
tinguished service medal Tor eHcep-
Itlonally meritorious and dlstingulshed
services"
lie is a son OF Israel Wainer' OF Del
aware City, who formerly lived on snip
ley street above Fifth. lie IS grau,
uate OF the Wilmington High School
and OF Delaware College.
After finishing his college course ne
entered the army and won a commits
sion because OF his proficiency in mill
tary tactics at Delaware.
lie was advanced 10 the grade OF lieu-
tenant colonel during the present war
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
FUNERAL OF MRS. CROZIER
Held Ills AFIERNOON.

The funeral Of Mrs. Margaret C. Gro
'zier, who died on Monday, was held
this afternoon with services at her
late home. No. $40 West Fifth street,
conducted by the Rev. Bland Taylor
pastor OF Bethany BGiist Church. In
terment was I'm Wilmington and Bran
DIVINE cemetery. There were many
beautiful floral tributes, including a
handsome design fdom the police de
partment. Mrs. CrOzier being the
mother OF Police Sergeant William
Crozier. She was sister OF Robert
Llddell, former department commander
Of the G. A. r. OF Delaware.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
COMPLAINANT FOUND
TO BE AT FAULT

Howard A. Stidham and Walter Grif-
nth were before Judge Churchman m
Municipal Conrt this morning on a
charge OF disorderly conduct In res
taurant in East Fourth street, but were
dismissed when it was shown that tne
complainant was the one at fault. GrlI-
nth it was found. was not connected
with the trouble at all and was dis
missed.
He then testified that Stidham, who
was stranger 20 him, was the one at
lacked by an employe Of the restaurant.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
PLAY GAME COURSE
CLOSES TONIGHT

The play and game course, conduct
ed under the auspices Of the Whining
ton Community Service will close with
tonlghts lesson In the High School gym.
The original intention had been 10 con
tinue the course until and Including to-
morrow evening. but because OF the re-
liglous holiday tomorrow. Il was de-
cided % close it tonight.
Those who are seeking 10 become ex-
perienced as rocreatlonal directors will
have an opportunity OF showing what
they can do at various community cen
ters about the city IN the next few
weeks. When they have become prof.
Client. they will be awarded certificates
for their efficiency.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
MISTAKE In ADDRESS
OF SOLDIER WOUNDED

The name Of Private stanley Kalasin-
sky is on the latest War Casually List.
His home Is given as No.2 Maryland ave
nue.. lie Is reported as having Deen
wounded. the degree undetermined
There is mistake in the address CIV
en- for there Is no such number on
Maryland avenue. Inquiry was made
In the nelghborhood this morning. put
no information in regard to kalasin-
sky could be learned. Peter kaiasln-
sky Is given as his nearest relative.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
UsED PARTNEWs LICENSE.

John Jank0wsh was fined 80 and
costs for violating the traffic rules in
driving south on Orange street, and so
and costs for operating an automobile
without an operators license, by Judge
Churchman in Municipal Court this
morning. He produced a license In
court which turned out 20 be one taken
out by his partner in business. He has
been running the car on that license.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
9oi U-goATs ~KILLED."

NEW YORK. April i7.-Rear ADMIRAL
Sims. who commanded the american
fleet during its wartime activities IN
Furopean waters, said yesterday he be-
ueyed there were "205 German sub
marines al the bottom OF the sea" In
a speech at the Bond Club. a Victory
Toan organization, he said the fleet
~found many submarines stuck on the
boiiom with indications showing that
manv of the men caught inside either
committed suicide or killed each other
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
UNCLE SAM SELLS
65 WOODEN SHIPS

WASHINGTON. April II Omitted
Press)-The United states shipping
Board today began dispOsing Of its war
time heet Of wooden ships. Chairman
Hurley announced the sale OF fifteen
wooden ships to the Nacirene Steamship
Company, New York. The price was
s65O.OOO for each vessel, an average Of
Sif5 per ton
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
FsTATFs on THE DEAD.

Letters iesiameniary have been
granted by Register of Wills Isaac r.
Brown on the estate Of Esther Z. Beck
10 William J. Beck, and on the estate
of sarah Maria Lewis 20 Ida Moore.
Letters OF administration have been
granted on the estate OF Bertha NJ.
Jones TO Ellwood Ross Farra. fnd on
the estate Of Annie Elizabeth Derry to
Nelvina r.. Mock.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
FATHER OF THIRTEEN
CHILDREN in COURT

Judge Churchman In Municipal Court
this morning continued until May ii
the case OF Frank Foreacre, charged
with breach Of the peace toward MS
wife. The case was referred TO Special
Agent Stout for Investigation as TO the
defendants alleged failure TO properly
support his family. The couple have
had i3 children.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
DIyIE BOYs asTEALr nun TANK.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April i7.-Some one
stole a battle tank which was TO have
been used IN the Victory Loan cam
paign from lts garage carly today Ac-
cording 10 the police Mississippi
town. which had also been allotted q
tank. found theirs would not work and
swlped the one from Memphis.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
TWO ACCIDENT CASES.

Bessie Goodman, aged 10 years. OF
No. 1886 West Sixth street. was treat
ed at the Homeopathic Hospital today
for lacerated head. She was struck
on the head by a stone.
William Murphy was injured about
the ankle at the Pusey & Jones Co.
plant today. He was removed 10 the
Delaware Hospital for treatment.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
Nor THIS MIR. HAWKE.

Mrs. Elmer +. Hawke, OF Richardson
Park today stated that her husband
was not the Mr.. Hawke who was driy-
ing machine that colllded with a car
driven by W. C.. Keilhley, OF No. 200
Rodney street. this city, on the New
port turnpike last Sunday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
NAOMI LODGE OFFICERS INSTALLED

Mrs. Lynch, OF Dover, grand nasIeT
OF the Rebekkah Assembly. and mem
bers Of her staff last night installed OF
acers OF Naomi Lodge, Daughters OF
Rebekkah. Mrs. Lynch was presented
with bouquet after the installation, and
a bouquet also was presented TO Mrs.
George NJ. Fisher, OF this city. mem
Der OF her STAFF. ~ being the eigh-
tcenth wedding anniversary OF Mr. and
Nlrs Fisher
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
WANTED AT DOVER.

Arrested in Philadelphia on charge
OF larceny OF s275 from James Larmar,
of Smyrna. Addison Burrls and William
Carvy will be taken from that town
20 Dover by state Detective Mccoy this
afternoon Detective Mccoy left Tor
r,iiladelphia thi. morning.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
HELD on TnEET CHARGE.

In Municipal Court this morning
Thomas Burns waived hearing on a
charge OF larceny Of an Overcoat and a
suit Of clothes from Walter Hubbard,
and was held in $500 ball for trsl.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
10 IMPROVE MOOSE HALL.

meeting tonight, Will consider plans for
the remcdeling OF their lodge hall. The
plans were drawn by Architect ]. H..
Thomson, Jr.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
WANT 4 WIFE?

The Hey. g. w. Bounds will lecture
on How 10 Get wife and the Art Of
Keeping Her" In The Second NJ. p.
Church tonight
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
PIE ANn MILK soCI,L.

There vii De PIE and MIX soclaI
al Scott NJ r Church tonight. u Will
be given bg lhe Junl0r Standard
Bearers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

juice and pvlp aiiov I cvp u strained
hoasS sS1 y cup ef wsRss- pei
Place honey. juice. pulp ssd ps~l In .
preserving kettle and ALLOW 10 boil Tor
y hoar--or until the marmsisds 10 the
rixhi consistency. Put into glasses
~ben cold. and co,sr with melted
pafsffin
baked Apple Rolls MiI ana sift To.
s.'hsr J cups n foar. V teaspoon oi
salt snd I teaspoons Of baking powder
cui In . Tablespoons n shortening and
sdd ~ Of . cup NJ milk gradually,
making q dough stlN enough 10 ro'l
out Roll this dough Into . piece Oh
long In shape and Ahout se~-kam Inch
thiok. snd put upon II cups oi
chopped apples previously parsA srd
chopped. Y cup Of homer. small bl's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

of buitsf. and . iIsht spfinkiins of
cinnamon Nav rdi the dough- W liks
q isIly roll pressing the ends firmly 20
keep II In place. Cut into sHcss ! incb
thick and put those slioes far enough
apart In y baking pan to permit them
10 swell while baking bsks In .
quick oven until nicely bfo~u. r~rvs
With a dab of whipped cream on each,
n desired.
sUssrlss Maple Mousse--pra' until
lisht , sss 'yolts. add cup ~ maple
sirup snd heat for minute, out this
into tho top NJ o double bolisr ana siir
until II 'hiekens do no, allV~ ~
boiD. Set aside IN cool whip . eups
~ double cream until thick ana sdd
II 10 the cooled ess and mapis sifup,
misins well I,lnse a mould With cold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

wstss and put this Int n. pssh is
va fOe ) hours.
Honey cus'srd TOR chilArsa--etk !
srs white TO no, best w. sdAins
gradually 10 cup of sfsidsd ml,h. sHd
whom ,hs milk and sss are thoroughly
blended sdd y Tablespoon 0f honey
snd . pinch ~ salt strain into .
eun'srd cup and set IN Q pan f hot
wsisr. bnts In = good cvsA nn'Ii firm
Serve cold. fThis rseips IL fu ons
oi,ion.)
Maple custard- BsAt ssgs until
foamy 4Add . pinch Of sslt. then bss,
In !, c,fp' of thick mspls sirup AMI sdd
. cups II milk stir uatiI wsii mis- -.
then put into eups and sst In pan
of hot water. In . moderate oven. un.
! III firm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
Mf{5s;,,ssaa{s&jAHEbif i
@W Leura A Kr*umsn

moag svoAaLuss swslTs.

last vssh ! save an entire cot.
vmM N recipes u Suxafisss dsssst,s
ssd tciWgs believe many of my
rssAssu wIli appreciate . few more
rssipav N this sort
Hosay Nut PuSdins -scslA plat
of ,oS milk vtth Y rup Of chopps1
and b,aneh~d alsroods IN the top oe .
dolhls boiisr. Bsst until light . seG.
yslks esd sdd to them v cup of
heasy spA . pinch Of salt stk tAls
MIXTURE Into the aoubls bolles -.
v,,h Inc milk snd aimo~AA 49, sts~
U eosh over betlias. vasss Ueto n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

tbictens. Then sdd ! ~ tablespoons
Of grsnuists1 ssiatiss wkich has been
dissolved IN Y sup q oo.A water. Cool
= iittis. ~ Y tsasposs Of vanilla
~stssct. sW6 sc,l IN ! cup os cream
vh,ch has bssa wkipesA stin kinse .
mevA Vith cs>l vstss. tusa th,s pul-
llas isAe n. sa1 ehiu - sss
Ovsaes MArmataAs nsAs Win
aoasy-Pssi tke raagss. boiling the
~, n vstss satn tss1ss cSt ths
tsales. bsiis1 ~ late strDA Rs-
msvs sss1s trasa ne jsbss ssl ssip q
~ aaaosa - seeh tve suus q ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12

Tren Paris -Bucuresti. Ba-
sci. - Guvernul Francez 81 Aus
triac, prin reprezentantii lor dq
la Paris, au planuit punerea i'll
circulate unui tren-fulger fntre
Paris, Viena 81 Bucuresti. Aceas-
ia stire este anuntata de ziarul
Neue Freie Presse din Viena.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
A v I z

Din mai multe parti $ 'au pri-
nit scrisori prin care cei ce all
comandat Calendarul Nou isl ex-
prima parerea de 'bine Cd All co.
mandat acest Calendar minmat.
in special ,,Calendarul Istoric. a
placut la toti. in orasele unde a
ajuns Calendarul Nou he vim c6.
menzi noni, semn ca toti voiesc Sc
alba acest Calendar placut. MAJ
.avem citeya suite 81 am d0ri ca
intii sd satisfacem cerintele men,
brilor din societatile noastre
Deci rugam pc acei ce vor sd al.
ba acest Calendar pretiOs Sc tri.
mita So cent? pc adreaa d-lni I
Jivi-Banatanul, 57O5 Detroit A.
venue, Cleveland, Ohio.
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/ IA NE cUN0AsT1M.
LIsTA PAROCHIILoR

Care au avut diferite publicatii In
ziarul nostru, 81 IN ur7na atftor
rugaminti 81 biluri trimiss, au ui-
tat sd ne mai plateasca. Deci pc
viitor la moi credit nu mai are 81
tot ce va vrea Sd pubice trebue
Sd plateasca inainte, iat4-le:
Oficiul protopopesc, Youngstown,
/ Ohio, prin parintele Podea, bill
trimit din Septembrie 1918
w. V0t sOO
ParochiA gr. ort, Martins Ferry,
Ohio, biluri din August 81 Sep
tembrie 1918 49,. 49,. $3.50
Parochia or. ort.,, McKess Rocks,
Pa, bill din Febr. 1918 $3.50
Parochia gr. ort., Columbus, O.,
biluri din Aprilis ii lGaiu
1918 ~. -. $3.50
Parochia or. otr, Philadelphia,
Pa, bill din Ianuarie 1918 $1.85
|Parochia gr. ort., Fort Wayne,
Ind, bill din Fsbr. 1913 $3.50
Rev. Pop Lupu, Canton Ohio, bill
pentru Liga National& Romina,
din 20 August 1918 500
Parochia gr. Atolica, Erie, Pa,
prin Rev. Hategaa, bill din Sep
tembrie 1918 ...... $1,000
Deci este bine s& ne cunoastem.
|si do aci. incolo vom publica pc
|teti, carora am oontet pc cinstsa
|si crsditul dior, 81 uitA ca q pl&-
tsasc&.
Dac& nici in urma acestei pro-
|voo6ri M ver c&nta q aohite H.
lurile, suntem siliti = lua alte ma
SURF q care stim g. M sunt ~ 10
csnvenabi1s psatFu oa1nsni sin-
stiti si do cuEfnt.
Att dsocamdata!
(34-35A "a
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Un consiliu economic.

Un consiliu economic. Paris.
- Consiliul suprem de razboi a
denumit I'm cOnsiliu economic.
care sa rezolvc chestiunile din ar
mistitiu privitoare la finante.
hrana. controlul blocadei. navi
gatie 81 materialul brut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
V|aruIlti$urk

WuUI IUuysvwH u
Sc apropie primavara c7nd in.
treaga fire reintinereste, plina de
dorul de viata; c7ntaretii cr1ngu-
rilor nu au sosit, dar Sc aud ur.
lind animalele ,,firesti'' 81 pre-.
supunem ca iarna nh o sc mai IT,
ma mutt.
O domnisoara de 81 de ami ca
satorindu-se zilele trecute a reali-
|zat, in doua zile de viata casnica,
ca a fost prea tinara sa Sc ma
rite la lipsit experienta sa-
raca.
Gel ce vor razboi nu au decit
lisa Sc fnsoare, apoi vor vedea cind
|vor prinde in plug Gu dracu. Tony
Royak fnsa ON pacinic, ell dores.
te linistea. de aceia STA parasit ,fe-
meia, ce Ia facut expert in arta
razboiului, 81 a plecat spre Germa-
MIA, el spune ca in Germania e
mai multa liniste ca la ell acasa. -
Tony daca ar fl un Dante, ar pu-
tea Fl fericit scriind despre In
fprnu casnic' material are.
Judecatorul John NJ Tierney
din New York spune ca pc cind
era judecator la curtea munich
pala a cunoscut pc Trotzky, pc
Fcind loc,lia in Bronx, prin faptul
ca nu-si platea rehtul, 81 spunc
ca ocupatia acestuia era Sc care
bere cu bocotul de la salonul din
coltul strait e deci mirare ca
in Russia Sc pedepsesc oficiantii
guvernului ell mOartea daca sunt
prinsi Gu luIeaua neamtnlui?
Unii sustin ca certele dintre
Lenine 81 Trotzky au luat nastere
din deosebirile Gle vedere. fnsN
cei ce stu positiv spun Cd certc-
lc lor S s'au inceput cind Trotzky
"A descOperit ca Leninc la baut
toata vodka.
Multi Sc ping ca an copii prea
multi. aceasta e vina lOr ca nu
stu ce Sc faca cu eli. o femeie din
Marietta, Ga, ce a fOst pusa In
fruntea unui Orfelinat dat un
copil pc vaca 81 $50. Acum. lln
ON ce. ar avea zece copii, s sar
procopsi, ar putea SAL schimbe
pc zece vaci 81 trei suite dolari -
% adevarata avere pentru IN ON
practic.
Foaia tradatorilor tot att de
obraznica ca ..redaftorul" ei
Sc zice ca Frit, fostul moste-
nitor de tron al Germaniei, vrea
sd vina in Statele Unite, unii
spun ca ar fl fost deia angajat la
compania de exportat caramizi
ce s'a formal in metropola Romf-
nilor din America.
Sc zice ca Tscoada A. Rasputi-
nescu, facatOruI de razboaie a
mceput sa poarte doliu 81 nj
meni MI site de ce.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
IvFORM[A

Y. II 3 Z
Bandit ucis de polite Tole-
do, Ohio. Tn individ famas
inca neindentificat pima acum
|presupus a ii unul dintre mem.
bril- unei bande de hoti ce . dat
multi de lucrp politiei in timpul
din urma, fost impuscat All
noapte de IN gardist in timpul
Icind la sonata acestnia, cl nu
|voise Sd Sc dea jos dintr 'un auto.
Fmobil pc care-l nina. Acum poll
tia in cautarea unei femei care
acompania pc acest individ 81 ca.
re q fugit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12

'copie dupa .aceasta tabelS a fest
'trimisa prim- -ministrului Venice
los, care Sc afla la<conferinta dc
pace din Paris.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
C&uta sc&pare in 0ormania.

VHut& SC0p6T0 IN O0EHl8RaH. -
Pana, Ill. Tony Royak Sc a.
fila arestat pentru ca increase
sa-si paraseasca sofia. C1nd un
gardist la prins la CARA 81 c7nd
la intrebat ca unde Sc dtce. ell %
|raspuns: lin Germania pare ca
e mai multa liniste ca la mine
acasa, asa Am hotarit sd ma
due acolo'.
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Crima sensationala.

natl, Ohio. = Corpul desmembrat
|al unui ON necunoscnt a fost ga
Fsit All noapte intro casa inelocui-
TIA de pc strada West 4-th Street.
Ere Nbagat in trei saci. Sc crede
Fca la mijloc este orr omor pentru
jefuire. orr m caz de razbunare.
Capul era intr 'un sac. miinile 81
picioarele mtr 'altul 81 trunchial
Intr 'un al treilea. Medicul legist
81 inca alti doctori si-au dat pa
rerea ca corpul fusese easit la "a
de ore dupa ce avusese loc crima
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12

1s
Numirea unui non conAndant
in MacedOn1e. Atena. - Gene
ralul Paraskevopulus, seful CO.
mandant al afmatelor grecesk,
a fost numit conRndant shprem
al armatelor aliAte din Macedo-
MIA. Numirea s'a a fost facuta
de generalul Francez Louis Fran
chet d 'Esperey fnainte de a ple-
ca la Constantinopol, unde fsi va
avea cartierul pc viitor.
Tren Paris -Bucuregti. Ba-
[sel. - Guvernul Francez 81 Aus
triac, prin representative lor dq
la Paris, au planllit punerea ill
circulate a unui tren-fulger fntre
Paris, Viena 81 Bucuresti. Aceas-
ia stire este anuntata de ziarul
Neue Freie Presse din viena.
o.
Un cax % lepf&. - Philadel-
phia, Pa. - Pima acum numai cf-
teva persoane au stiut Cd feme-
lie ell mare renume in cercurile
societatii fnalte Sc afla intro
coliba izolata spitalului comu-
nal, unde zace de fngrozitoarea
boala numita lepra. Femeia, al
carei hume nu Sc divulga. a luat
aceasta boala pc cfnd facuse ca
latorie de placere intro insula
din oceanul Pacific. Nu s'a ajuns
la nici decisinne referitqr' la
dispozitiunile ce tpebuesc luate,
Ea este absolut izolata de lume,
insa Sc va incerca sd Sc instale-
re I'M telefon in coliba Ell. prin
care sa poata comunica cu cunos-
tintele.
Un consiliu economic. = Paris.
- Consiliul suprem de razboi a
denumit I'm consiliu economic,
care sa rezolvc chestiunile din ar.
mistitiu privitoare la finante.
hrana. controlul blocadei. navi-
gatie 81 materialul brut.
Femeie acuzata de omor.
Cleveland, Ohio. O femeie din
Cleveland, fmbracata barbateste.
este detinuta de autoritati find
banuita ca e. amestecata in cazul
cu uciderea femeiei Matte Hayes
lin Alliance, Ohio. Aceasta te
meie, mpreuna eli dol barbati, au
fost prinsi de seflf politiei din
Alliance. D-na Hayes a fost i'm
puscata Luni in locuinta sa, 81 Sc
zice ca femeia 81 ell eel dol bar
bait arestati f,lsesera in casa
moartei in timpu} cfnd a avut loe
crima.
Greva profesorilor. - Victoria,
B. G. - Scolile de aici s'au In
fnchis pc un tinp nelimitat, pen
tru ca toti profesorii s'au pus in
greva. cerind marirea salariilor.
Jefuirea unui oficiu postal. -
Alliance, Ohio. - Cineva intrat
All noapte in oficiul postal de la
Maximo, situat la cfteva mile
spre sud-vest de aici, 81 a furat
marci postale 81 bani in valoare
de $50 de dolari,
o luna de miere prsa scurta. =
Kalamazoo, Mich. - Mary John
son in ctate de GA de ami 81 ia
mes Wilcox de SO, s'au casatorit
zilele acestea 81 credeau sa-si
treaca restul vietei in fericire. Gu,
toate acestea luna lor de miere
a fost foarte scurta, caci in doua
zile dina Wilcox s'a sc7rbit de vi.
ata conjugala. Dinsa a dat ieri O.
petitiune la tribunal prin care
cere divort, pc baza ca barbatul
san Sc pOarta cu ca ca nm tiran.
Furt Ia 0 banc&. - Minneapolis.
Cinci bandit nemascati au in
trat la Banca Liberty din acest
oras, au tinut toti functionarii
sub amenintarea revolvererlor 81
au luat dinlauntrn 10000 de do
lari in nlnaarar 81 Liberty Bonds
in valoare de $1,000 de doIari.
U;nnu%n1n cl~nv,sn .-a>:A
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12

bill de nentnat ri asunarea pretenta) mora az
HI ,conducatori firest" un neac.
Trdirn trpun civilizate ii suntsn m1rea III sset -
popoars &c au ajnIs IA cuta d1ci 81 aancs
A. Io s mai ales zaree noastre romfnea ak 6pr6 ~ o
poruI ~ raIaiRk igperanta care o1Ss ~ &
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12

Pisrherea grsciler - mare. =
Atena. Ministrul de- cxterns
al Greciei scos . talbci& prin ca
re. arata pierderile raasitiIne III
Greciei pc timpul rxxb0iulni ~
fost de 200, O0o,OOO az dnlnri. O
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12

vicontele Greya orbit. Lon
dra. - Durerea de ochi de care
vicontele Grey sufereA de ami de
zile s'a complicat int 'a3a fcl ca
la rapit vederea Gu totnl. Vicon-
tele Grey fost ministrnl de OK
terne al Britaniei. Stirpa aceasta
este anuntata de ziarrll Daily
Mail.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-06
CADET CORPS HOLDS
REVIEW ON ELLIPSE

More than 1000 members of Wash
ington's High School Cadet Corps
were reviewed by Maj. Gen. Frank
Mcintyre, assistant chief of staR, on
the Elllpse yesterday afternoon.
The cadets marched up to the re-
viewing grounds from Seventh street
northwest. headed. by the Marine
Band.
Upon arriving at the Ellipse. the
two winning companies. Company H
OF Tech, and Company B Of Dunbar
School. were detailed as guard Of
honor for General Mcintyre.
An exhibition dress parade was
given by the Second Battalion Of Gem
trail High School. commanded by
Major Lyman Hall. before the review
The First Regiment. made of of Cen
trail and Eastern Tigh School com
panies, comaided by Lieut. Col. James
A. Leroy, was the first unit in the line
Of march for the review. The Second
Regiment, Lieut.. Col. Leonard Nara
more, marched second. and third, the
Separate Battalion. colored, Capt. Paul
V. Heiss, of Western High School.
acted as brigade adjutant Col. Le-
roy S. Mann, OF Business High School.
commanded the entire corps.
About 5000 people witnessed the re-
view.