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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-06
TARA CERE SA NE INARMAM I'M
P0TRIvAC CiUMEI CARE EAMENINTA


WASHINGTON. = Bintuirea Ciumei Tifosului 81 ate
boil epdemce prin Asia 81 uncle pari din Europa un SEM
nal prmedios tara aceasa tebue sal prveasca
Gu dispret
Servicle santare din Europa boala va deveni
epidemica in Europa de vest fac tot sta in putina
opreasca la frontiera
Gu toate sorare or boala strecoara 81 aparut dea
in uncle port de nde peaca vapoare pentru Stae Unite
Ca resultat functonarii Serviciuui Saar al Statee
Unite sunt la datora lor in acee pori de prevent ca oaa
sa reaca pc vreun dessinat;a pentru America
Gu toate precautiune lor insa este 81 va fl prmeide
statornca boala sa rpa Gordon sanar alta
cit ca dainuieste in Europa
Thosul Sc respindeste prin paduchi de corp
Ciuma bubonica transmte prin puric rozatoror in
fectati, guzgani, 81 veverite.
Ate boil primedioase respndesc prn music tintari
prn gunoae 81 condtiuni nehigienice de traiu
estimate foarte conservative dupa mai mute cerceta
in dferite orase doved ca pentu fecare ocuor din
Satele Unite Gel putin guzgan Guzgan daca vor deve
nil nfeca de cuma Fl adevaraa primedie Prin ur-
mare extremnarea gzganor al soarecor rebue Sc e
peocupare foarte mporana in ecaye comunitae lupta
pentru pastrarea sanatatn
Service Washington D. c. funizeaza placere or caru in
dvd o caei comunita plan eectiv 81 necostisitor
pentru extreminarea soarecilor
Musele produc inmultesc gunoi Curatati gu
noiu la vara music care s va bze 81 sd va
infecteze
Tntar produc in ape statoare Scurget apele 81 un
de poate urna ueiu deasupra lor 81 va exremna Ia
iuteala nsectele aceste contagioase
Pune PIMA de ma la erese 81 La us ca Sc fiti de doua
lori asigurati impotriva lor.
Char timpul Curatatva casa 81 impreiurmie 81
sar ca orasul in care iti fie comuntate curaa 81
igienica
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COMUNICAT.
DE LA LIGA NATIONALA
ROMiNA DIN AMERICA.

1. Dorind a ne arata recunos
tinta fata de aceia carl au do
nat pentru colecta de imbraca
minte pentru orfanii din Romi
mia facuta de Liga Nationals
RomIna din America, cit 81 ia
ia de aceia carl an muncit pen
tru neam, in curind va apare (
mica brosura, d&pre activita
tea Ligei Gu numele acelor car.
au donat inacel scop 81 au aju
tat Liga, mai ales della ultimul
Congress incoace. Credem ca
este datorinta noastra a face a.
ceasta.
2. Spre a acoperi spesele, s'a
decis ca aceasta brosura sa Sc
vinda Gu 10 cent? bucata, dec
aceia carl doresc ca so alba
sa trimita 10 cent? la adresa Ii
gel.
3. Sectiile acele carl n 'au tri.
mis- raportul despre activitatea
lor, sunt rugate al trimite ime
dat, Ia caz contrar sa nu Sc su.
pere daca nu Sc va mentiona
mimic despre eli.
4. Despre donatori, numele 81
orasul, Sc va lua numele asa
cum a aparut in ziarul ,,Ameri.
ca" atunci cind s'a dat rapport
de Ia sectii orr conlitetele in
sarcinate Gu colectarea. Aceia
carl au de raportat ceva, ori de
lndreptat greseli Ia cele publ
cate, sunt rugati a instiinta
centrala Ligei imediat.
In numele Ligei Rationale
Rom1ne:
N. Nestor, presedinte.
I. Jivi- -Banatanu, secretar.
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din Berlin au fortat pc Ebert ca
sc invadeze districtul Ruhr dupa
&c deja s'a ajuns la 0 inteleg.,e e
intre guvern 81 lucratori. Eli men
tin ca Gu orr cc pref este necesac
face foarte scump pcntru y:"
mani de a asculta de sfaturiic
junkerilor.
Uncle ziarc recomanda ca pre-
tul ocupatiei a mai mutt teritC.
german Sc fie suportat de oraSeie
ocupate 81 recomanda a Sc i,.",;
ne ca orasele sd plateasca oa-
re care suma de bani, spre a da
o lectic bine meritata Germa.
niei. +'sE
Sc spune ca e usor pentru Foch
dc colecta suma mare din
tr'un oraS ca Frankfort.
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VLAD|VOSTOKUL IN ma
nile JAPONEz|LOR. : :.
49,
DUPA LUPTE SfNGEROASE
TRUPELE LUZ MIKADO OCU-
PA ORASUL.

WASHINGTON, 6 Aprilie. =
Eupa lupta mare care a tinut
opt ore, Vladivostocui 4 fost O.
rupat de trupele japoncze, zic to-
legramele primite aici.
Toti RuSii an foit dezarmati 81
functionarii rcvolntionari ares
tati. Drapclul imperial iaponez
flutura pc toatc cladirilc guver-
namentale.
Japonezii au mceput ataeul in
carticrul Corcan al orasului, 81
dupa aceea mcrs la prisonierii
Rusi 81 Coreani, lcgindu-i c.l
frlnshii pc strait. Rusii au fost
membrii fractiunei earl au res
turnat guvernul lui Colceag.
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GENERA
LULU DfCOULETTE.

PALS, 6 Aprilie. = Punind con
troll pc orasele germane Genera
lul Dogoutte a dat urmatoarea
proclamatie care provcdc:
Dcclararca unei start de ascI;,l
in Frankfort, Darmstadt, Offea
bach, Hoechst, kocnigstcin, Die
burg, Grassgerau, Langenschaa..
bach 81 Weisbadcn.
Operatiile industrici 81 a tutu
rcr utilization yc:manc sub cor
trolul francez.
Nu va fl pcrmis;. nici o grevi
81 intrunirea de mai mutt de ciuri
perscanc nu va f: oc,misa.
Ziare nu va Fl perr,is a Sc pu.
h;ica. Telegraful, ,clefonul, 81 pa
sta va fl pusa s1l, c:nsura lii:-
tara franccza.
Ioti cetatenii, afav;i de poil!:a
regulata, trebue sa-si predea ar
mele authorization franccze, la
primaria din fiecare oraS ocupa.
Ori co yinlare din aceasta pro
clamatie va ii pedepsita de curtea
'martiaia francois
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FRANKF0RT-UL 0CUPAT
De ARmATA FRANCEzA
Arnata hi fOCh a intrat in Germania ca
Sc coupe pdtru Orase impOrtante.
tatul nu a fost violat.

tdlul uu 1OSL NlOldt.
Francezii arata ce ziceau Ger.
manii in nota lor de Vineri, in
care spuneau ca intrarca in dis
trictul Ruhr s'a facut din gresa.
Ia; lar nota de Slmbata spunc Cd
invadarea s'a facut din Ordinul
guvernlrlui, ceea ce o dovada dc
duplicate, pc linga faptul CD
Germania are in districtul Ruhr
mai mutt de 10000 de soldati,
ceea ce constitute o violare J
protocolului din August.
Sc spune ca oficialitatile mill
tare ale aliatilor incearca Sc afle
numarul armatei germane din di-
strictul Ruhr. Englezii sunt foar.
te dornici.dc afla aceasta.
Iiarele franceze scriu articOlc
lungl despre militarismul german,
despre Hlndenburg 81 prusianisM
81 argumentcaza Cd afara de cclc
ce sc intimpla in Ruhr, Germa.
MIA trebue facuta sc realizeze Cd
trebue sd Sc supuna tratatului 81
sc nu desfida Franta.
In ziarele mai putin serioase Sc
fac referente putin compliments
re la presedintele Wilson.
Guv6rnul german a dat stiri
ca a rechemat armata din dis.
trictul Ruhr.
Ministrul de cxterne francez a
comunieat Cd la nord de Essen SC
dau lupte, Jar alta lupta are loo
III yecinatatca oraSului Mulheim.
Lucratorii Sc spune ca sapa tran
seie 81 sc pregatesc a Sc retragc
la Dusseldorf.
Oficialitatile franceze cred cd
fruntasii partidului din dreapta
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C { Gu BASARAB|A?
: SA FIE o MIsTIrICARE.

+ Dupa entusiasmul cald 81 ii.
brant GU care toata suflareA 70.
mineasca a primit st!"ea i,spra
recunoastcrea Basarabiei dc ca
ire Consiliul Suprem infornst tie
aparuta Ill Ziare a pro lus, deo-
camdata, perplexitatc gauerala
Sc spune, nici mai multi, niri
mai putin, ca telegram;. eitata
IL Parliament continea un nta-
devar, ca Basarabia rui ne.a fost
inca recunoScuta 81 Sc adauga
faptul 81 mai grav ca Aliatii ar
fl dispusi so recunoasca numai
indeplinindu-se anrmitc conditii
printre carl un statut personal
Sa fic adevarat? In acest caz
telegrama cetita in Parliament ar
desvalui I'M fapt unic in astoria
vietii noastre politicc 81 care nu
poatc avea nici o scuza 81 nici .
calificare.
Guvcrnul este dator sd dea j.
mediat deslusiri find Cd daca de-
smintirca rccunoaStcrci Sc AIDE
vercstc, atarc situatiunc impu-
nc mediate consecinte pentru ca.
binetul d-lui Naida.
Refuzam inca sd crcdem ca "a
facut o farsa sinistra. 1nsclarea
spcrantelor celor mai indrepta-
tite 81 ofensa adusa cclor mai Gu
rate scntimcntc ale opinici noas-
ire publice ar fl un act de crimi-
nala inconStienta.
Tn gind ne obsedeaza., Ne re-
pugna exprimarea lui 81 totusi,
trebuc so spunem find cd in joe
sunt cele mai vitalc intercse ale
tarii. NJ cumva avem de-afacc Gu
o grosolana manopera p0litica ?
Nu cumva traznit prin capul
d-lui Vaida ca ar putea intrebuin-
ia astfcl de mijloacc ca sa prclun
geasca existenta guvernului dom.
.aiei sale?
Am dori SINGER ca desmintirca
recunoasterei Basalabiei sd nu
fie adevarta 81 d. Vaida sa rami-
ma sanatos sd conduca 81 mai
departe destinele tarii acesteia, 81
near durea sufletul sa aflam ca
totul fost o mistificare.
Faptul Cd guvernul ma gasit
Gu Gale ca pima i'll acest moment
sd dea lamuriri categorice nelini-
stcste opinia publica.
Ce vifor de indignare sar des-
lantui daca presupunerea, tot maj
intarita prin tacerea guyernului,
despre 0 mistificare, s'ar ade-
veri!
Cerem lamuriri mediate 81 ca
tcgorice.
(Renasterea Romina
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-06

CARPENTER, foto-
grafiot pc rapps-Ft La Saroic pc
cind intra IN pT'ul Ne~ York
Ell este sampionM borer din En-
rope 50 q remit asci sd sc batd ca
Dempsey, sampDnm american.
Carpenter spnnt ca aceaSta "a
f. ultima LII luptd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-06

IN afara de demisia d-lui DR.
\. Lupu, prezentindu-se 81 dem:-
,'ile dior J Inculet 81 l. Mihala-
che. d. st. c. Popp, loctiitorul
prescdlntelui de Consiliu pus
aseara la dispozitia regelui demi.
s'a intregului guvern.
Suveranul va msarcina pc d. gt
reral Averescu singur cu forn.a-
rea noului guvern.
(,,Renasterea Romina" ID Mart. J
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BANCNOTE RUsESTI TRANS
FORMATE in HfRTIE.

STOCKHOLM, 6 Aprilie. =
Bancnotele date de Gen. Yude-
mitch, comandantul armatei nord-
vestice, au fost transformate din
nou in hirtie, intro fabrica de
hirie din Estonia, spune corespon-
dentul din Helsingfors, al ziaru-
lui Tidningcn.
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Pdntru Cctit0Ii nOsti.

Raspinditi numarul de All prin-
tire lumea americana 81 atrageti-le
atentiunea pc pagina a dnua.
Carl sunteti cetateni am ericdni,
trimiteti ziarul la Congresmanii
81 Senatorii orasului 81 stltului
d-tra.
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LONDRA, 6 Aprilie. = 0 tela-
grama din Berlin anunta ca All
dimineata comunistii au inceput
Sc jefuiasca Essen-ul. Multimea
a pradat cofetariile, 81 pravaliile
de hrana 81 incaltaminte. Trupele
de Reichswehr Sc apropie de T.
ssen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-06

Roumanian army during he war,
how time and again they hurled
back the invaders despite their
poor equipment and small mum.
bers. But my talk must be Of
their art and architecture"
With the aid of the lantern and
screen he took his audience to
many parts of Roumania and t.
many provinces and cities. He
showed how Roumanian culture
had remained thing distinct
through centuries being influen-
sed only in passing by the Turks,
the Russians, the Hungarians and
other peoples.
In particular, he dwelt upon
the remarkable home arts Of the
Roumanians and told Of the natl
onal movement headed by Queen
Mary which has for its object
the preservation Of these arts and
customs
He showed picture Of typl-
cal Roumanian farmhouse with
the scrupulously neat white walls
inside and out and the intricate
ly wrought hand carving ON the
woodwork around every door
and window.
These farmhouses are SO clean
and neat, | fell comctimes is is
almost like entering a church to
90 in them. The Roumanians arc
! almost faultlessly clean. Their
rural home life is as delightful n
many respects as that i'll our own
New England. 1t angers me when
| hear someon, who only pretends
to know, say that the Roumanl
ans are not tidy.
Next he displayed a score Or
more pictures which brought
gasps Of delight from his audi
ence, especially the women. They
were pictures of dainty garments
for women and little children
hand embroidered by Rounnanian
home artists.
In this work.. he said, 1.-The
Roumanians excel. Roumanlan wo
men in this work seem to have
instructive taste in design and CO.
lor. Their work is a fine art
which cannot be duplicated any
where and it should be presec-
ved.''
He showed how styles and GUS
toms and tendencies in weaving
and embroidering varied i'll the
various Of Roumania. He showed
how in each community there
was individuality in the dress OF
both men and woman. He sho-
wed the tight trousers and klrtle
which he said had persisted sim
| ce the days Of the Dacians.
And as a matter Of timely in
terest he showed the Roumanian
handiwork in coloring Easter
eggs according to different de-
sign and pattern in each locality.
He showed pictures Of types OF
Roumanian people and called "a
ttention to the remarkable beauty
!, of the Roumanian women.
The Roumanians" he said i'll
conclusion, ,,are a wonderful peo-
pie whom we are only now dis
covering They have wonderful
future, not only politically, for
they stand at the gateway to
the East, but in the world Of at.
letters, for hey have natural t..
/ lents Of expression. Their langu-
age with ist Latin foundation is
one OF the most musical. Their
history il full of epic de I'd for
their poets. Their country isseH
is Of beauty to stimulate and
1ourish the imagination
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THE REAL NEEDS OF THE
ROUMAN|AN PEOPLE,

',AS'p eAC AeouLuuuldu htO 1IOS'
immediately"
This was the appeal Of Prof
Charles Upson Clark, formely o4
the American Academy at Rome
in a lecture before the College
Art Association of America Thur
sday afternoon at the Cleveland
Art Museum.
Prof. Clark has only recently
returned froms extensive travel
i'll Roumania and he is busy now
telling Americans about Rouma-
nian art and architecture and
also about the real needs Of the
Roumanian people at the presen,
time.
Help the Roumanian Red
Cross Immediately" he told his
hearers, because it has to bear
one of the heaviest burdens OF
reconstruction ever imposed OH
any organization. | regard it as
unfortunate that the American
Red Cross has Withdrawn from
Roumania so early.
But the Roumanians will be
equal to their task. | am sure
They have already showed anna
Zing pluck and ability in facing
obstacles and sufferings such as
were endured by no other people
during the war. Did you know
that Roumania lost II percent
Of her total population during
The war Ii our own losses had
been proportionatcly heavy the,
would have been nearly 10000
OOO
Il have discovered since my
return several articles in Ameri-
can magazines by people who pre-
tend to know something about
Roumania IN which they cont
plain Of the slow processes Of re-
construction there. They speak
of 1.-The well-known Roumanian
incompetence
Look !'' he cried. LET lie
show YOU a picture which will il
lustrate what the Roumanians a
re up against He has pie
ture east upon the screen. 1t sho
wed a tangled mass Of debris
twisted iron, fallen beams and
other wreckage.
This he said, us picture
of a Roumanian railroad yards
- as it was left by the Germans
Yet the Ruomanians are mana
ging to keep this railroad run
ming. And they dare to talk here
,,Roumanian incompetence"
He showed many pictures OF
the destruction i'll oumania wro
ught during the German and Au
ruins Of the great fifteen-mile
bridge across the Danube, the ru-
ins Of the oil fields and docks
and warehouses, the ruins OF
churches and cities and farming
villages.
Finally he showed a group Of
a band of Roumanian Red Cross
workers, recruited from every
walk Of life. These he said were
pioneers in the great work Of
mercy and reconstruction. So ef-
fective' was the appeal made by
Prof. Clark that many OF those
present asked him to tell them
how they could help the Rouma-
nian Red Cross Immediately.
But what Prof. Clark had to
say about the Roumanian pro-
blem was only incidental to his
talk on Roumanian culture and
characteristics.
In the beginning, he outline the
origins Of the Rorumanian race
and showed how they were the
composite Of the ancient Dacians
and the Romans. With map he
traced the boundaries of Rouna-
MIA proper showing how just We're
the Roumanian claims to Transyl-
vania, Bessarabia and the Banat
,,Apeople Of strikingly indivi-
dual characteristics and valors'
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B U / E tt N !.

BERLIN, 6 Aprilie. Alnba-
sada Franceza a confirnlat as
taxi .tirea ca trupele franceze an
ocupat All dimineata Frankfor-
tul. u Il
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MAYENCE, ) Aprilie. - Tru.
pele franceze vor ocupa Frakfort
Marti dim;neata. Citeva detasa-
mente deja au pornit inainte.
GENEVA, ) Aprilic. = Mi de
refugiati germani, majoritatea
dintrc eli dim populatia bogata a
tarii, Sc string la frontiera nordi-
ca a republicei Elvetiene, 81 au
cerut fara success sd li-se permita
intrarea i'll Elvetia.
Refugiatii declara ca ci consi-
dcra ocuparca Frankfort-ului 81
a celorlaltc orase chestie numai
de citeva zile, deci eli sunt dornici
a parasi Germania.
BERLIN, 5 Aprilic. = Fortele
guvernului au perdut alti 200 de
mort in triunghiul formal la Du-
isburg, Dortmund 81 Essen, dupa
cum spun informatiile oficiaic
date corespondentului All dimi-
neata.
Gu eXceptia in acest triunghiu,
ordinea restabilita pretutindcni
in districtul Ruhr.
DUSSELDORF, ) Aprilie.
Inaintarca trupelor guvcrnamen-
tale in districtul Ruhr continua,
81 oraselc Oberhausen. Dortmund
81 Luedenscheid au fost ocupate.
La fel acestc trupe au ocupat
Mulheim, la rasarit de Duisburg
RoSii S s'au retras spre Essen III
kpre sud- Trupele guvernamenta-
le marSaluiesc spre Essen.
ESSEN, ) Aprilie. - Trupclc
guvernului au Ocupat Horst, 81
tuat pc riul Emschcr, 81 Sc as.
tcapta ca sd ajunga IN Essen
All scara.
Rosii din Alien Sc concentrea-
IA aci primind a.iutoare de pretu-
tindeni, determinati find sc o.
pune trupclor regulate.
PARIS, 5 Aprlie. = Parisul
diplomatic fost c,prins de 0
furtuna de discutii .discutind ST.
tuatia dim districtul Ruhr.
Francczii favorizeaza 0 masurl
drastica pcntru invazia distrlctu-
Jul Ruhr de catra fortele guver-
namcntalc. Gcrmanii proclama pc.
la toatc ambasadele ca pasui
Frantci este ncjustificabil.
Aliatii ineearca Sc intelcaga
faptelc actlale 0 adunare spc-
ciala IA ambasadorilor a fost con-
chcmata pc milne dimineata ca sc
discutc situatia.
Guvcrnul franccz a spus clar ca
decis ca oraselc Frankfort.
Darmstadt, Homburg 81 Hanau
trebuc sd fic ocupate, prefera-
bill de fortele aliate, insa daca
aliatii nu vor ca sc participe la
accasta ocnpatic, Franta va acti.
va singura.
Sc sp,lnc Official ca att cit pri-
vcste Franta, situatia pusa IN
NINA Maresalului Foch, care g
libcr a face &C credc de cuviinta.
Cazul Germaniei, dupa cum g
arafat aici de oficialitatile gcrma
ne, ca All eli au i'll bazinul Ruhr
douazeci 81 Sase de batalioane III
fanterie, trcisprczece escadrOane
de cayaleric, 81 nouasprezecc ba-
terri de tunari, un total de $4,000
soldati, care, dupa cum spun ei
nn a trccut peste numarul permis
Germaniei in protocolul din Au-
gust.
Ei spun ca-si pot ajunge SEQ
pul 81 a Sc retrage pima Simbata,
daca aliatii insista, cind expir;l
protocolul prin care Sc permite
Gernpaniei . mentine uncle trups
I ili Ruhr, 4 deci, prin aceasta, tra-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-06

MAYENCE, ) Aprilic. - Tru.
pele franceze vor ocupa FrakfOrt
Marti dimineata. Citeva detasa-
mente deja au pornit inainte.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-04
Charlie Chaplin in "A DAYS PLEASURE"
Chpns
A PIONEER VISITOR

Yesterday there arrived at No
gales, from Los Angeles, en- route to
his home in Guadalajara, Mr.. A. A.
Neill, who is a pioneer in these parts,
having been a conductor on the So
nora Railway running out of No
gales, in 1885.
Some ten years later Mr.. Neill
started at Hermosillo the first crack
Ell factory on the West Coast of Mex.
leo, which he conducted very success
fully for term of years, expanding
the business to large proportions,
and selling out to good advantage.
Going to Guadalajara, a city of
more than 100000 population, with
Mr.. ]. L. Burt of Hermosillo, Mr..
Neil and Mr.. Burt organized a corp
Grafton named 'La Compania Galleta
Nacional," (National Cracker Com
pany), and established there the
largest cracker factory in the repub-
lie, which they have conducted con-
tinuously more than fifteen years,
and haye done large business.
Mr.. Neil will go south by the first
train, by the S. P. de Mexico to
Mazatlan, thence by steamer to Man
zanillo, where he will get railway to
Guadalajara.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-04
FIELD COURSE IN
GEOLOGY and
MINING

The area selected for study by this
years class in Geology and Mining
is the Dos Cabezas mining district
south of Wilcox, Arizona. The work
to be done will include geodetic, topo-
graphic, and mine surveying, geolO-
g:cal mapping, and the solution of
structural problems ad examinations
of and reports upon mines and pros
poets. The camp will be located
at an elevation of about 5000 feet
so the temperatures experienced will
not be excessive. This course pro-
vides exceptional opportunities fol
anyone who wishes to do advanced
work along the lines specified, and it
is believed that quite number of stu
dents from eastern institutions will
avail themselves of the advantages
offered
This field course begins July 1st,
and will continue for eight weeks.
Address: Dean, College of Mines and
Engineering, University of Arizona,
Tucson.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-04
YOU'RE OUTw SAYS UMP
AS JOHNNY MISSES SCAT

KANE, Pa, April 2.-"K-a-t, cat'
said the player pupil.
"Out" said the umpire picher teach
er.
Local schools have adopted a novel
and effective system of teaching spell
ing, called the "baseballmethod." The
school room serves as the diamond the
corners of the room as the bases, the
pupils the players and the teacher the
umpire and pitcher.
The class is divided into two sides
and each side takes a turn "at bat"
There are nine innings to the game,
each side having three "outs,, to an
inning. The teacher on the mound,
pronounces three words to the Chat
ter" If anyone of the three words
is mispelled the batter is out and is
sent back to the bench. If all the
words are spelled correctly the batter
scores chit" and takes first base. He
is advanced a base each time another
batter on his side spells the three
words pronounced by his teacher COR
rectly and the "runs" scored count for
that side.
The teachers say the method is very
effective and is the best known of.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-04
UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that Elec-
trician's Helper noneducational exam
ination will be held on April 16, 1920
for the purpose of filling vacancy
in the position of Electricians Help
er in the Utilities Office service at
Camp Little, Arizona.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary, Board of Examiners,
at the Nogales, Arizona immigration
office.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-04
UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that Wiring
erman examination will be held on
April 16, 1920 for the purpose of fill
ing vacancy in the position of
Wringerman in the Supply service at
Nogales, Arizona.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary, Board of Civil Ser
vice Examiners, at the Nogales, Ariz.,
immigration Office.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-04
UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that Cook
(pack train) noneducational examin-
alton will be held on. April 49, 1920,
for the purpose of filling vacancy
in the position of Cook in the Supply
service at Nogaless Arizona.
Application blanks and, further in
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary, Board of Civil Ser
vice Examiners, at the Nogales Ariz.,
Immigration Office.