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URGES new u. S. BUREAUS
TO TRAIN OWN EXPERTS
Stewart Thinks It Unfair to Take
Men Who Cost Old Bureaus
Much.

Newly organized government bureaus
should themselves expend the time
and money necessary for the develop
ment of highly trained technical men.
rather than request their transfer from
an older bureau to the new organiza
ton. This policy is suggested in a
letter made public today by Ethelbert
Stewart, commissioner of labor statis-
tics, addressed to the director of a new
government bureau, the name of which
Mr.. Stewart would not reveal.
Mr. Stewart interposed no objection
in the case of one employe of the bu-
reau OF labor statistics who was draft
ed by the new bureau. but said that
the drawing off OF men from the bu-
reau after the latter had stood the
time and money costs of develoninc
its employees into specialists weakens
the power of the bureau
Within the last year, Mr. Stewart
says. nearly twenty men. in whom
the bureau of labor statistics had in
vested from three to fifteen years of
time and from $4,000 to $4,000 in
developing them into specialists and
experts have been withdrawn.
Admitting that the older bureaus
are in a better position TO train men
because of cumulative bureau expert
ence, than the new bureaus would be
nevertheless the strain upon our re.
sources resulting from this drawing
off OF trained men is very great" Mr.
stewards letter says.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28
PUSH CONVENTION
HALLPLANS HERE
Chamber of Commerce Men,
bers to Seek Funds-Must
Be Big Building.

| Washington will have a convention
hall of sufficient size to take care of the
larger conventions, according to plans
! made at meeting Thursday night of
the convention hall committee of the
Washington Chamber of Commerce.
The meeting was presided over by Pres
ident r. n. Harper
The committee of twenty five. which
was appointed by MIR. Harper some time
ago. 20 look over sites for a convention
hall mas investigated the matter thor
oughly. and while nothing definite as to
the location was decided upon last night,
it was agreed that he project would be
pushed to the limS.
Plan for Raising Money.
To this end the committee authorized
President Harper to appoint committee
of five to consider ways and means Of
raising the money for the proposed
building. The names of those serving
on this committee will be announced in
a few days.
When matters have gone far enough
for the actual drawing up of the
plans. special consideration will be
given to the equipment. on account of
the eedS of the various kinds of con-
ventiOnS
Ill OiSCuSSlHe lnlS punt
was made to the floor space required
by an automobile association in hold
ing an annual show. In several in
stances, it was pointed out. shows Of
this type had to be turned away on
account of inadequate floor space.
Much Floor Space Needed.
William F. GUIDE, who has just Sc
cured a convention for Washington
next year, spoke of the large amount
Of floor space necessary for a florists
convention. 1t was agreed that these
points merited most careful consider
alton.
Col. Winfield Jones' chairman of the
National Guard committee of the
chamber, asked that plans be made
for the establishment of National
Guard armory in the proposed new
building.
1t is expected that the committee
will met again in the near future to
consider plans of the special commit
tee for financing the plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28

the consent of Congress, to go before
the legislature of Maryland with their
petition than 1t will be to go before the
legislatures of all forty-eight states. In
deed, II necessary. and the state of
Maryland is willing, Congress can re-
turn the District of Columbia to Mary
land and permit the inhabitants to pc
tition Congress under that clause in the
Constitution providing for the erection of
new state out of the territory of an
other state.
The Star of Columbia.
THE method of securing statehood
is by petition to Congress from the
people of the District of Columbia. 1t
may be necessary to secure also the
consent of the Legislature of the state
of Maryland. 1t is needless to say that
the most glorious political existence
today is that of state in our Union,
and statehood is worthy of the best
efforts of all of our citizens.
The people of the District of CO.
lumbia should unite and place thelr
star in the blue armament of our ma
tons flag-the state of Columbia.
Copies of the memorandum have
been forwarded to James f. Oyster.
president, Washington Board OF
Trade; Robert n. Harper, president,
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Philip King. president. Merchants and
Manufacturers Association, W.
Westlake. president. Federation OF
Citizens Associations: f.. Lester
Jones. chairman, veterans commit
tee for District of Columbia suffrage;
John g. Colpoys. chairman, labor
committee for District of Columbia
suffrage: Winfield Jones, charm an,
national press committee for District
of Columbia suffrage; Luther {. Stew ,
ard, president, Federation of Federal
EMPLOYEES: Theodore w. Noyes. CHAIR
man. citizens joint committee on ma
tional representation for the pls'rlc1
of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28
SCHOOL FOR FOREIGNERS
TO CLOSE NEXT WEEK
Dates of Resuming Are Announced
by Principal, Miss
Alton.

The public school Americanization
classes will close Tuesday, August 81.
1t was announced today by Miss Maude
Alton. principal. Day classes will re-
main closed until Monday, September
20. Evening classes Will be resumed
October !.
Ten men who have completed the
course will report to the District Su-
preme Court for examination for nat
uralization on September Z. she said.
The attendance in the classes has
increased and foreigners just coming
to this country are being enrolled
each night. Miss Alton pointed out.
The enrolment has been more than
800. All citizens are urged by the
school authorities to aid in bringing
foreigners in Washington to the
the Americanization school. Informa-
ton can be obtained regarding
courses at the old Central High School
building. 7th and o streets northwest.
The Americanization classes direct
ed by Mrs. c. V. Chappell and Miss NJ.
Ball, in the northeast center, were
given a picnic at the Zoo last week
by the District of Columbia chapter of
the American Red Cross. These
classes are specializing along con-
structive health lines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28
PASTORS SON RAPS BAN
Thinks M. E. Church "Book of Di:
cipline" Needs Revision.

NEW YORK. August 2S.-The recre-
alton rules of the Methodist. Church.
which bar dancing and theater going
to its members. were attacked by
j. Henry Smythe, jr. in an address It
the convention of the National Asso-
citation of Dancing Masters.
Il have been making this fight for
the good of the Methodist Church"
said Mr. Smythe. Il am a Methodist.
My father is the Rev. DR.. James
Henry Smythe of Philadelphia. Con-
WINGED that the recreation rules keep
people out of Methodism. l decided
to try to change the book of disci-
pline. John Wesley's wise dictum
should be sufficient-'Avoid the TAX
ing of such diversion as cannot be
used in he name of the Lord Jesus"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28
$35, 900 DAMAGES ASKED.
Two Suits. Alleging Injuries and
False Arrest. Are Filed in D. C.

A fall while walking across the
floor of the store of j. NJ. Gliding &
Co. is made the basis of suit for
damages in the sum of $4,000 filed in
the District Supreme Court by Mary
II. Schluter. The plaintiff sets forth
that the floor was in a slippery and
dangerous condition. and that as a
result of the accident. which occur
red October 80 last. she sustained a
broken hip.
The American Railway Express
Company is made defendant in a
$4,000 damage suit filed by Charles
D. Hisey. who alleges that he was
falsely arrested on charge of lar
ceny in July, 1918. on a complaint
made by the express company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28
PRESIDENT WALKS TO CAR
Onlookers See Mr.. Wilson Enter
Auto Without Assistance.

President Wilson stepped into his
House yesterday for the first time since
his serious illness without assistance
and in sight of a large number of per-
sons. He was accompanied on the
drive by Mrs. Wilson and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. William G. McAdoo. They
all got into the rear seat of the big
car.
II was apparent to the onIookers-
at some distance, outside of the fence
and hedge-that an inclined runway
had been constructed to level with
the door of the car, up which the
President walked when entering the
automobile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28
HEARST SUES FOR $4,000

recovery or $4,000, which it is al
legged was paid for a mace as 70
suit of misunderstanding as to what
the relic was. is sought in a suit filed
by William Randolph Hearst in the
District Supreme Court against Nan
lie Randolph Heth. The declaration
lustration of the object and sent bis
agent here to make the purchase
After the deal had been completed it
is asserted that the purchaser found
the "Heth mace" as it was called
was not complete mace. but only a
cup or ornament for a mace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28
AMERICAN CAPTlVES :.
FLEE MEXICAN BANDITS
Zamora's Forces Routed in Battle,
Gen. Rafael Buelna
Hears,

MEXICO CITY. August 27.--Amer-
can and British subjects who were cap
tured by Pedro Zamora, the Jalisco
bandit. at Cuale, on August 20, are be-
lieved to have escaped from the out
laws during battle near the town of
Autlan. state of Jalisco, this morning.
Reports to this effect were received by
Gen. Rafael Buelna, who is making an
investigation.
Zamora's forces. numbering about
400, were routed in the fight, which
lasted four hours. They lost forty
three killed and fed in three groups,
which are being closely pursued by gov
eminent troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28
DINNER GUEST IN OTTAWA,
British Envoy to Confer on Can.
ada's Representative Here.

OTTAWA. Ontario. August 27SSir
Auckland Geddes, British ambassador
to the United States, will be guest of
honor at a dinner here next "Wednesday
night to be given by the Canadian gov
eminent. 1t is understood that while
Sir Auckland is in the Canadian capital
he will confer with the government in
regard to the appointment of a repre-
sentative of Canada in Washington.
While nothing official is available as
to this report, it is presumed that it
will be one of the subjects discussed by
Sir Auckland and Prime Minister
Meighen next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28
ROB BROOKLYN PAYMASTER

NEW YORK. August 2S.-Two
armed thugs held up paymaster of
the American Machinery and Con-
tracing Company in a building under
construction in Brooklyn, escaping
with cash at first estimated at 100000,
but later declared to be less than
ST. 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28
EVANS DEFEAT INDICATED

HELENA, Mont, August 2S.-Com-
plete returns from Silver Bow county
indicate that Representative John NJ
Evans, running for denomination from
the first district and who appeared to
be the only democrat not Endorsed by
the National Non-Partisan League to
win a place on the ticket, was de-
feated in the state primary of Tues
day by Burton Watson, the league
candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28
ONE DEAD, 3 HURT, IN CRASH.

STAUNTON. Va. August 2S.-H. q.
Carter of Richmond was killed in
stantly near Burketown when the au-
| tomobile he was driving ran off the
grade on d curve. Three other oc-
F; Cupants of the machine. man and
two women. are in a hospital here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28

Photographers advise girls not to
powder their faces before having
their photographs taken. Powder
f1attens the features and robs the face
of expression. A shiny nose takes"
better than a dull one. and the girl
who can resist the natural temptation
to give her nose a little dab will
have the satisfaction of seeing a far
better photograph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28
U. S. AIRMEN INSTRUCTED.
British Dirigible Starts 24-Hour
Flight. Passing Over London.

LONDON, August 27-The British di-
risihle airship R-32 today flew over
London in the commencement of a
lwfnty-four-hou Institutional flight
The airship carries the American crew
which is training in England TO take
over the diriSible R-3S, which has been
purchased by the United States Navy
and is under construction at Bedford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28
LABOR LEADER FINED. JAILED

OSHKOSH, Wis. August 2S.NkIsadore
Gordon of Chicago, general vice presi-
dent of the United Leather Workers
international Union, has been SEN
fenced to thirty days in the county
Jail and fine of 500 for contempt of
court in violating two injunctions
against picketing the plant of the
Oshkosh Trunk Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28

While women have just been de-
clared eligible to receive the Victoria
cross. il is recalled that so long ago
as 1869 the officers of the Royal Mum
ster Fusiliers presented to the wife
of their commanding officer a replica
of the Victoria cross in gold. This
was in recognition of her conspicuous
gallantry and devotion to duty while
voluntarily nursing the men of the
regiment during an outbreak Of
cholera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28

| Two Reasons for Clause.
There were two reasons for the in
sertion of the clause in the Constitu-
ton giving Congress exclusive legis-
! lative authority over the District of
j Columbia. 1t was feared that if the
! very ground on which the Capital city
was located was owned by one of the
states this state might exercise a
! predominant influence over the af-
| fairs of the nation. 1t was also
thought that such exclusive grant
/ would protect Congress from open
! violence or lawless intrusions.'
! These reasons were potent at the
! time of the adoption Of the Consti-
! tuition. II was Il wise provision for
the first hundred years of the nations
existence that it's Capital city should
| be free from outside influences and
located on ground the exclusive juris-
diction over which was vested in the
nation. Formed and fashioned by our
forefathers with such care, this fiedg-
ling among the nations was very
young and needed protection from
misguided friends and open enemies
The eagle of the United States has
now grown mighty and stands su-
states and its talons defy all eenemies
THE reasons for the grant of ex-
| elusive jurisdiction to Congress which
| obtained in revolutionary days have no
| basis of fact at the present time.
Consent Of Maryland.
ut may be said that the state of
| Columbia can be formed only with the
| consent of the state of Maryland. This
| present consent of the state of Mary
land may or may not be necessary. ac-
| cording to the Interpretation placed
upon the original cesson from Mary
land and the exercise by Congress of
exclusive jurisdiction over the District
of Columbia 1t is apparent. however.
that it will be more satisfactory for the
people of the District Of Columbia, with
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
STIINTIFICA

de medicinal sd sc faca I'm an,lmit
numar de discctiuni in fic care an.
De atunci practica a devcnit gene
rala in toatc univcrsitatilc undc Sc
afla 81 0 catcdra mcdicala.
In timpul dc fata stiinta anato-
mici a ajuns la IN malt grad dc
perfHtiunc in toate univcrsitatile
mcdicalc din America 81 Europa, 81
fic care branSa de anatomie umana,
S 'au impartit in mai multe subdi-
viziuni; asa ca medicii earl doresc
sc deyina specialist, dupa ce obtin
0 cunostintta gcnerala despre 81
stemul uman. urmeaZa cercctarile
lor numai intro bransa ca a orga-
nelor inferno; a ochiului, creeru-
lui 81 nervilor. Anatomia este in re-
latiune strinsa GU chirucia. Tn bun
chirug trcbuc Sc cunoasca positiu-
nea 81 structure fie carui organ al
corpului mman.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
Jubileu! Soc. ,,PIugaru! R0min''

Acum cnci ami cnd in urm unu schiziuni L. S. r. A.
nc societae III Youngstown, o. 81 nina de Romin
fiinat Soc ,Plugarul Romn'' saluat insufcrc l
fintarca accstc societa urndu oti traga braza
cat dc adnca scmana scnana dea roadc
bogae facut vrcdnc mcmbr al accsei socicta
sloboz pugul adnc, rcstulnind braza laa groasa
paminul dat roada boga; straduna lor fos
incoronaa isbinda
In scurta sau acut dapcc, simbolu organzatiu
nc pestc dol ami sa cumparat ocas propru pc in
scurt tmp Pau mar find desul de incapator pentu Ro
mini din accl oras 81 numdru Pugarlor mare fru
mos fe facea datornta cosnta fata de socicta
tct 81 de Ununea S. R. A.
Duminca vitoare 25 c. Socictatca Plugarul Romn
serbia ubeul de cinci ami dc la nteeierea dc Ia c
ras prma brazda pc ogorul veci noasre rationale din
eel oraS.
Pcntru ci accasa marcata 81 sfina so serbcze
toata socmnatca cuvenita da aceasa ri trcbue c
mare 81 inataoarc de sufee penru Uniunca r. A. pen
u toae socetae aparn acestei organzatun pentr-
Cd triumful Plugarulu 81 triumful Uniunei.
Sc cuvnc dar in aceasta ri gasm ot strinsi
ntr cugc smtre insufle! de accias naznl inana-
propasrca organzaune noastrc serbian trumful
eli Rog dec toatc societac dupa putina mpreurar
trimita fie sdapelcle de delegat De
ce din impreurmi ma ndoiesc ca ven in mare
.Dupa recordn pc il avem Soc Pugarul Romin STA
fact ntodeauna datorina asemena ocazun Sc neo a
Gem 81 moi, cn tot
loan N serbu Presedinte general al U S. R. A.
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UNlUNEA SOCIETATILOR ROMINE DE
AJU1OR 81 CULTURA DIN AMERICA
COMUNICAT OFICIOS
No. 1920.

onoratele Socetati funconari 81 membrii sunt ruga
Id acest Circular dupa putnta spriiin ce]e
oe maj JOS, fllnd In interesul general 81 al Ununei
Cazurle multe de moate ntmplate anu trecut All mir
soIat unlune 81 Solicitation Pentru ca sa Sc poata MIA
epart!le la tmp cazure acht la tinp de trebuinta
ca sa vlna ceva ajutor 81 lateral
In acest scop Dnul R. Pascu redactoru zaru,u; Ane
rca a oerit ca sa tpareasca Romanu scrs de vir
ute 81 Dsr1u In carte vsnu ar rezulta din vinzarea
acestu Roman sal predea Uniune fondu de autor Pent
ca dn vnzarea acestu Roman mai multi profit c
poata auta fondu sunt ugate Socete 81 memh
I'll or de sprijin 81 abona Roman Costul de $3.50
Toate comenzile 81 banii trimite d-lu Pascn
57O5 Detroit Ave, Cleveland o. '
In scopul de mai sus numt s'a decs de cstrs Adrno
generaa ca e Socetate comande mai mue volume
on astoria Amerlce aduse in romneste de Ie Martin S
hseanul in volume Preul ficcaru voum Soc Aceasta Is
torle bne ca sa alba fe membru sau nememru "a
Sd SUE sorla }are unde STA perecut parte din vata lar
merg1nd acasa a poaa araa 81 aora Aceste volume Sc
POT comanda de secretaratu general al Uniune care La
adresa 3l2 So Liberty Str Alliance Att Romanul Vir
tute 81 CIT lsoria Americe bne Sc trma
81 Ia bbliotecle din satele noasre natalie
Asemenea pentru autorarea fondulu sus numt an
acut de catre Unune Dpome pentru fie care membu al
Unune ca sa arate ca acut din organzatunea cea
NAL veche din America 81 sa alba suvenire 81 porret
ruos in casa Cometul suprem decis ca ar bine ca fe
care membru sa alba Diploma costu or care
de SLID din care $1OO la Unune 25c la Socetate
Sc pot comanda de la secretaatu Unune numai prin So
cietati
Spernd ca Societate Isl face datora am ramas xa
iutlnduv l. N. SUFANA, seer gen.
Alliance, O., s Ianuarie 1890
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CAUZA SCADEREI VALOA-
REL LEULU| R0MANFSC.

Am fost intrebati dc multi 81 in
mai multe rinduri despre pricina
scadcrei valoarei leului rominesc.
81 am rospuns, dar uni, fic ca II 'au
cetlt raspunsul nostru. fic ca vor
sd maj lntrebe Sc vaza daca respun-
dem la fel, he intreaba 81 acllm.
Pricina este ca Rominia are he
vote de materialc. hrana etc. 81 i'm
porta multi mai mutt pc cit cxpor-
ia. Matcrialclp Sc platrsc in aur 81
Romlnlcl, cd Sc poata face fata ccre-
rllor, lar trebui munti de aur. Nj
ci o tara IL are atitia bani cum Isl
lnchlpuic uni. Avcrca tarii nu-i
banul ci isvoarele ei de productie.
Banul este un object de schimb.
In prlvlnta accasta iata cc res
pundc rcvlsta canadiana The Ora
in Growers Guide unui cctitor
care lntrcaEa Cd de cc au s";izlt do
larii canadicni (acum dolarul ca
madam Sc schimba lin Statclc Uni
te numai pc houazeci de centi) fa-
ia de dolarii Statclor Unite:
.,Banii caaodicm sant scdzufi IN
Stdtetc Unite 81 bdaii St0teior Uni
fc sunt arcoti IN Canaole. fiiadcd
impOrtW Cdaadei din .SfotcIe Uni
te G mutt maj mare de- cit crporful
pc care Il face Conada IN tara a.
ceo Egalitated IN roloarea bauilor
sc "a rest0Oili clad conditiunile CO.
HcrtHiW ror dereNi din noa la nor
mat. Maiatc de resb0iu. balansu
comertHtal lntre Cdnada 81 StateIe
Unite sc regula de Englitera. lie
nnde Canadd fdcca imprumutari..
Resp'msul aeesta sc potriveste 81
situatiunei Rominici. fnaintc de
resbolu, blansa comertului dintrc
Romlnla 81 statele ctl care facea CO.
merit Sc aranJa de tara de la care
tomlnla facea imprumut. Platindu-
Sc la cercre ori cc factura. lcuI ro-
mlnesc Isl mentinca valoarca.
. -Larcle din tara acuza pcntru
scadcrea prea mare valutei 81 pe
tlnll Speculanti earl au secs afara
din tara cantitati mari de bani de
hrtle, pc care banca nationala a
fost slllta sa lie plateasca in aur san
Sc anime plata lor pc un timp oare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17

care, ceace a contribuit la dcprc-
cierea banilor rominesti.
Mai sunt 81 marfurile de lux ca
II S an adus in tara 81 earl ar fl
putut OcUli.
Acum tara, ca Sc poata mentine
clt de cit valoarca leului. numai la
sa sd So importc de cit lucrur ab-
sOlut neresarc
Rcluarea comertului de petrol.
sarc 81 lcmnarie. va amcliora sit,la
TIA 81 rccolta buna la anul viitor.
0 va indrepta binisor.
Ar mai fl solutie: Tn impru-
NUT mare i'll aur, ca tot ce sc I'M
porta Sd fic plaiit imedat, o solu-
lie ferlclta, daca $ ar putea rea
liza, dar dupa cum Sc vedc toatc
stateie snnt avizatc la imprumat,
81 lmprumuturilc astazi sc contrac-
tceaza IN conditiuni dcsatroase pens
tru statclc mici
Morala: Poporul, statuI. toat;l
iumea. trcbuc Sc faca economii 81 "a
traieasca din scul lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
SITUATIA INTER-
NATIONALA.

- "''' " - - 80 ''''0
Fo'iici pr'il care deciara Ca > p'>
capt coopcratlnncl Japonese "A
mericane din Siberia. annntInd re-
tra.crca trupelor americana din S;
hor;a :; ,3.7n1 ,,;;.or,, e;ho,;; $40
'''' '''o''o''
r"p''e Anle''cahe So coleeiltea-
IA Ia Iad'vosfoc, 81 vor II lmbar-
cate com nc la l Fcbruaric. Acca-
sta z;c. Departamcntul Statului
T.. o,,.o 49, .,;,.;; . r.
80 =" . '-'"'o ~ >o'''"S >" i'e SUI
p'po pc S1tua!ie.
Allaii All dccis rldlcarca media
ia a blocadci Rusiei Sovicte 81 re
luarca rcIatiInilor comcr,;aIa e,
p,,,;o po<,;
wy ani' % ul'' i'r1'''' a'l'l'sa
:" '',e ->'ci'''" al -noateheSrn-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
All VA Fl IN FRANTA ALE
GEREA DE PRESEDINTE.

PARIS, II Ian. : Senatul fran
cez 81 camera dcputatilor Sc va in
truni aStazi intro sesiunc comuna
ia Versailles undc vor alcgc noul
prcsedintc al republicci franceze.
Paul Deschancl, presedintelc ca
mcrci deputatilor. fost considcrat
ca candidat principal. Ell intrunit
mai multe voturi, cind s'a pus can
didatura, ca Clemenccau.
Clemenccau Si-a rctras candida
tura 81 anuntat ca char daca va
ii ales, cl va refuza ca sd o.upe
scaunnl presidential.
Sc astcapta ca 81 alti candidate
vor ii pusi inaintc, 81 multi considc-
d pc acestia foartc putenici. deci
alegcrea lui Paul Deschanel nu e
considerata ca sigura.
Retragerea lui Clemenccau. a
fost interpetata ca victorie pen
tru fostul premier BRAND, care
menajeaza candidatura lui Descha-
mel.