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G o N v o G A r e .

Societatile romine de ajutor 81
Cultura ,,Desteapta-te Romine"
81 ,,Hora Unirii' din Detroit,
Michigan, convoaca pc toti fratii
membrii apartinatori in comite-
tele ambelor societati lua parte
la adunarea care Sc va tinea in
ziua de 5 Iulie 1920, la orele 2
p. m., in Chene Hall din 6S6
Monroe Avenue.
Onoratele comitete sunt rugate
ca pc ziua de 5 Iulie find ri de
sarbatoare S. U. A. sd fie pre-
zenti toti la orele sus indicate,
unde he vom intilni 81 Gu celelal-
te comitete soc. ,,Banatiana" 81
care vor mai avea dorinta de uni
re, unde vom pune fundamental
eel puternic al unirii solicitation
din Detroit, Michigan.
In speranta Ca Isl vor face toti
fratii membrii din ambele comite
te datorinta fata de aceasta sfin-
ta unire semnam:
In numele solicitation ,,Des-
teapta-te Romine" 81 ,,Hora Uni
rii'' din Detroit, Michigan:
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LUCRU SIGUR, NU STUNT TUR.
BURARI SAU GREVE.

Acest avantaj il gasiti la Sa-
braton, Richard, Burke, Bretz,
Masontown 81 Kingwood, w. Va,
in Preston County, Minele de
carbune moale, unde mai multi
mineri Romini au gasit case buue
de locuit. Oamenii nostri fac pc
2 saptalmini della $85 la 5000 81
lucreaza tot anul fara nici O con-
turbare. Carbunele este de 4 f.
turf grosime 81 curat. Platim net
0 tona Gu pick-ul, $1.O9, lar in
room 81 cent? dupa incarcatura
de masina rs, lar in room 70 de
cent?. Nina curata, nu este gaz
nici apa, 81 la lumina deschisa.
Toata mincle noastre sunt in a.
propiere dc coloniilc rominesti
din w. Va. Excellent transport
care este dat de Bethlehem
Steel Company.
Moi nu trebue sd asteptaan du-
pa comenzi, ci productia noastra
este In crestere continua. Case
bune GU pivnita 81 lumina elec-
trica. Rentul della $3.50 pc lu-
ma. Veniti gaia de lucru. Luati
biletul de tren direct Morgan
town, w. Va. 81 veniti la oficiul
Penn Mary Pleasant Street No.
l, drept la piciorul podului a.
proape de B. and G. So. Penna
Station. Pentru informatiuni scri-
Ell la:
PENN MARY COAL COMPANY
Division H., Morgantown, w. Va.
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CON v o G A R E..

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Coroana Rominiei' din
YorkviEe, Ohio, comvoaca pc toti
membrii sal .lua parte la adu-
narea generala de 6 luni, care Sc
va tinea Dumineca, 4 Iulie 1920,
in localul frateiui Petru Seraciu
din 3rd Street. Deschiderea sedin
tel va fl la orelc 8 dimineata pre-
els. La ordinea zilei Intre alte
puncte importante de rezolvat va
fl 81 darea de seama pc 6 lun,
trecute de catre functionarii So
'cietatii 81 tot asemenea 81 preda-
rile vechilor functionari la cei
noui. Deci toti functionarii yechl
81 noui, CIT 81 fratii mem|brii sd
nu lipseasca della aceasta aduna-
re foarte importanta' in istoria
societatii noastre.
Absentele nemotivate Sc vor pc
depsi conform statutelor.
In speranta ca toti fratii mem
bril- ISL vor face datorinta, pima
la revedore am ramas calutlndu.
va Gu frateasca dragoste:
In nulnele socictatii ,,Coroana
Rominiei'' din Yorhyale, Ohio:
Petru Ssracin, presedinte
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- E prea prea. Vrei Sc dau de
sugubina? De 81 nu sunt asa mi
cut ca persoana despre care imi
spui, totusi imi feresc .c6jocul. L
combinatie de dinamita. hidro.
gllcerina 81 acetelina, pc care da.
ca a-si atinge-o ar eNploda de ar
cutremura din temelii hala soc.
Trlcolorul 81 independents Ro-
mana. Regret, dar n 'am ce face.
Ne svedem la Gary?
Unui membru din Elwood Ci-
ty: - Stunt uncle parti bune, mai
Gu seama rafuiala Gu eel falosi dar
in forma de propuneri, nu Sc poa-
te anonim.
Partea intia eSti inselat. NJ S "a
zis sc nu trmnita din cei earl Sc
imbie, ci din eel carl au mai fost,
ci din cei carl nu Sc imbie, dar
sunt capabili 81 dintr un simti-
mint de MODESTO nu Sc indeasa.
loan Vlad, Detroit, Michigan:
= Propunerile d-tale s'au publ
eat de alti. D-ta numai le-ai resu-
cit intel la drcapta sau la stinga.
De altfel a sosit prea tirziu. in
saptamina aceasta nu Sc mai pu-
bllca nicl propunere, caci socie-
tatile nmai au timp Sc decida "a
supra lOr Acum a VENT rindul
lui Darac. Contribute Gu artico-
lie ca 81 in trecut. Sc publica cu
placere. - Salutari.
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LIBERTY BoNDURI
81 MARCI de CRUTARE

vinde-le actma. Platim bani
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de Schimb. Room 216 Lennox
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Societatea rolnina de ajutor s
cultura ,,Ulpia Traiana" din Erie
Pa, convoaca pc toti membrii
sal . lua parte la sedilta genera
Ii trimestrala de s luni, care Sc
va tinea in ziua de 4 Iulie 1920
u orele 2 dupa amea1i precis, in
lhas .soeietatii din 1888 Penna
,Agenue.
~ ordinea zilei yor G urna-
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y Derea dc seama pc tinp de s
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CARMAN RIDES THURSDAY
Worlds Champ Ready for 1920
American Bow

Clarence Carman, the worlds cham.
pion pace follower. will make his 1920
American bow at the Point Breeze
Velodrome Thursday night. when he
engages three other speedy pedal pushers
in the forty mile Olmpic Derby.
Carman arrived in this country from
France about a week ago. and has been
taking his time in training, so that he
will be in tho best of shape when he
swings over the wheel in his opening
race. He is said to be in great shape
row. The American speed king has been
In France all winter, where he handed
defeats to all the European stars.
Elmer Collins. of Lynn. Mass. who
starred at the 'dromc races last sea
son, also will make his 1920 debut here.
He will be opposed to Carman. together
with George Colombatto. the Italian
champion, and George Chapman, the 10 =
cal tiier. Collins is the 100. .kilometer
titleholder.
In the professional sprint match race
Orlando Piani, of Italy, will speed
against Johnny Staehle. of Newark. in
two of three one mile heats. One
novice and two amateur races will com :
plete the card.
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MATCH PLAY FOR
LYNNEWOOD CUP
Many Golfers of National Repu
tation Tee OF at Huntingdon
Valley Classic Today

First round matches at Huntington
Valley in the classic Iynnewood Hall
golf tournament promised few upsets
when the various sixteens started this
morning.
W. RI. Gardner. Buffalo. Yesterday 8
medallist, teed off against Hugh Will
loughby, Merton, ex. Philadelphia and
Florida champion. Gardner was the
Pat Grant 16D. Pennsylvania State
yesterday, when he qualified with 141.
but the local men is playing a star game
and a sturdy tussle was expected.
Max Marston, Merton, played G. G..
1ngraham, Huntington Valley. There
was 10 strokes difference in their quail
flying scores yesterday in favor Of Mars
ton. but Ingraham is a hard player to
beat on his own course.
Pat Grant (16D. Pennsylvania State
champion. played Reginald Lewis, the
New York expert. and J. Simpson Dean,
Princeton's captain (155). tackled II.
B. Swope 1850, Of Merohantville.
The star match Of the lower bracket
went away George V. Rotan (155l, ex-
Texas champion, playing against J. w.
Platt 1850, national semifinalist and
winner of the North Hills tourney.
8. f. Foster 165), Princeton, was
matched against Cecil Calvert (16S)
North Hills. and Norman Maxwell
l160), Whitemarsh. played Henry J.
Topping 167), the Greenwich crack.
In the final match of the first fight.
D. Clarke Corkran 151). was drawn
against George Morse (160), Of Rut-
land, VT. Corkran, an ex- national
semifnalist, had fine cards of "a and Il
yesterday
The course has seldom been in better
shape. and some very keen matches were
expected.
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the yearlings added confidence, and,
while they are not looking forward to
victory on Saturday, they are confident
that the victor will have to contend
with them to win the title of freshman
champion.
A contingent of Penn alumni will
leave this city Friday night in special
car for Ithaca. arriving there on Sat
urday morning. There is more en-
thusiasm shown over this years race
than for several years. by Penn grads
and undergrads, and in addition to the
local delegation a large one is expected
to come on to the races from New YORK
and vicinity. With the stands built tc
accommodate $4,000 and standing and
sitting space along the banks Of the
lake to accommodate 10000 more a
the finish of the race the spectators vii
be we'll taken care Of. The inability t
secure railroad observation cars has not
detracted in the least from the great
amount of interest shown by rowing en- .
thusasts for the race.
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L,DDIE FITzsIMMoNs, the New

LNDDIE FITZSIMMONS, the New
- York southpaw. has proved further
his ability as a knockerout. The Gotham
gloveman sprang into pugilistic promi-
nence when, he knocked down Lew Ten
dler recently about a minute before the
finish Of their eight round bolt at Shibe
Park. There were cries of Hunk
from numerous sources following this
bout, but Sir Edward accomplished
feat last night that stamped him as
real posscssor Of the sleep poultice when
he slowed away Ralph Brady in the
eleventh round Of scheduled twelve
roundcr at Jersey City. While Brady
has never been accused of being dan
gerous opponent for top notch light
weights, he always has given them
tough tussles. Willie Jackson, Lev
Tender and Johnny Dundee couldn't
as much as knock him down. Brady is
one of the clown sort of boxers, bounc-
ing up and down, bounding around the
ring. punching from all angles and usu,
ally being on the receiving end. stu
he was reputed to be Of the steel jawcd
iron ribbed observation-disclosures But
Fitzsimmons disproved this last night
and IL Eddie can prove himself legiu-
mate lightweight. he will continue as n
dangerous vis-a-vis for contenders IN
the lightweight division, and Benny
Leonard himself. -.
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LOCAL WOMEN VICTORS
AT BALTIMORE NETS
Miss Townsend and Miss Green
Win in Maryland State
Championship

Baltimore. Nd. June 15.-Miss Ann
b. Townsend. of Philadelphia. fought
her way up to the third round in the
Maryland state women's championships
on the Baltimore Country Club courts.
In the first and second rounds she landed
her matches in straight sets Of G-3, go.
Another Philadelphian. Miss Jac-
queline Green. also reached the third
round. Miss Green had an easy victory
in the first round over Mrs. r. G. Hoff
man, winning both sets 60. but was
forced to exert herself in her match
against Miss Louise Pennington to win
by 6-5 and 6-3.
In the best match of the day. Miss
Jelenko, the Suburban Club champion,
defeated Miss Peggy Ferguson. of Phila
delphia. Miss Ferguson landed the first
set Ga and was leading in the second
set when the local racqueter staged a
rally and emerged with 10 victory.
The third set was hard fought and su :
perior returning won for Miss Jelcnko,
10.
FIRST ROUND
Mrs. NJ. b. HUFF. Philadelphia defeated
Miss Priscilla Dawson. Baltimore, G.l, 6.3.
feated Miss Page Swami. Baltimore, Ga
Miss Eleanor cottman. Baltimore defeated
Miss Eleanor Dougherty Philadelphia. Ga
Miss J. Green. Philadelphia. defeated Mrs
II. G. Hoffman. Baltimore. 80 80.
Miss Helen SeweI. Philadelphia. defeated
Mrs. Frank Wright, Baltimore. o.. al.
, Mrs. Joseph ~ Pew. Jr.. Philadelphia
won by default from Miss Llta Harlan Bal
timore.
Miss Katherine Porter. Philadelphia. de
feated Miss Nancy offutt. Baltimore. 90
6-4. .
Miss LiiIiaH Jelenko. Baltimore. defeated
Miss Peggy Ferguson. Philadelphia. 30, 10
rs.
SECOND ROUND
Miss Ann Townsend. Philadelphia de
feated Miss Frances Bonsal. Baltimore. 60
90
Miss ]. Green. Philadelphia. defeated Mis-.
Louise Pennington. Baltimore. 6-4. 60.
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STATE TENNIS; MEET
IS WELL BALANCED
Holland in Final
Round for Dauis Cup

Amsterdam. June 15.-In the
preliminaries for the Davis cup.
Holland has defeated South Africa,
In the matches just concluded at
Arnhem, the Dutch representatives
beat the South African players three
matches to two. They thereby oual-
ify for the final round for the Davis
cup.
In the drawings. Holland and
South Africa were paired. France
and the United States were paircd.
and the British Isles and Canada
each drew byes. The winner of the
South Africa Holland. preliminaries
was drawn to play Canada, but as
Canada has defaulted through lack
of players. Holland reaches the final
round. The American team will
meet the French team at East
bourne. England, July 8, o and 10.
The winner of this play will meet
the British team. and the victor
will then contest against Holland.
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Johnny Martin. who boxed Lew Tender
and Willie Jackson here, has resumed train
ing In New York after recovering from an
injured right hand suffered In bout in Huf.
falo. Martin. through willus Britt. expects
to box at local ball park shows this summer.
Battling Murray will get started again
when he meets Hank McGovern, eight
rounds. at the Cambria Friday night Other
bouts: Billy Cannon VS.. Philadelphia Joe
yelling. Young Clin VS.. Joe Leltze, Johnny
Dugan vs. Joe Lsngdon and Sammy Gold vs..
Arthur Rhoads.
Joe Kenpedy says his cool Germahtown
arena VIII be jammed again on THURSDAY
night. capacity crowd saw last weeks
show. the first under Kennedy's auspices.
Thursday nights bouts are: Tommy Cleary
ys, Charley Walters Tommy Herman ".
Johnny Morgan, Joe Cooley vs. Tommy Nc
Cam. Danny GreeVes VS. Barney Dugan and
Willie Gallagher vs.. George Holly.
Kid PattIllo. the Forty-seYenth ward light
heavyweight negro. will break into the wind
up class on Friday night. lie will 20 TO bat
with Kid Norfolk NJ tho Eleventh street
arena. Other matches ARRANGED by Harry
Deacon are: Johnny Griffin vs. Young Sam
LanRford, Harry Smith vS Kid Butler,
Tommy Laughran Us. Bernie McLauehiin
Frankie Kelly VS.. Mike Connors and Tommy
Hayes VS.. Billy Williams
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PENN CREWSOFF
FOR|THACA TODAY
Coach Wright Has Virtually De-
oided on Varsity for
Big Race
FRESHMEN ARE IN SHAPE

Coach Joe Wright. Of the Univer
sity Of Pennsylvania crews and three
eights, will leave this city this eve
ming for Ithaca. the scene Of the inter
collegiate rowing championship races on
Saturday afternoon. The Red and Blue
eypect to arrive in the home bailiwick
of Cornell tomorrow morning. The
piplIts will rest up in the morning and
early afternoon. according to the pres
ent schedule. and late in the after
noon will take to the water for their
first trial spins over the course. With
the arrival of Penn the crews entered
in the college rowing classic Of the year
all will be on the scene.
The Penn varsity crew will race as
the varsity on Saturday. Wright vir-
tually decided yesterday after summing
up the work of the veterans and the
$50 pound eight. Not once did Coach
Thomas's eight taste defeat at the
hands of the lightweights in the series
of trial spins held on the Schuylkill last
week to decide the supremacy of the two
crews. On several occasions. however.
the $50 FOUNDERS came within several
seconds of beating the varsity. but were
UNEQUAL to the task of handing them n
decisive defeat. The freshman eight also
tried it's strength against the varsity.
with the same success as the $50
Founders had.
One of the changes made by Coach
Wright last week will stand for the
race. he made it known last night
Howell will row in number six in place
Of Reds Hinckley: This is the second
time Howell has been in the varsity
boat and, according to Wright, he is
in to stay this time. HinckIey will prob
ably be carried along as the varsity
substitute. The remainder Of the boat
will be virtually the same as has been
rowing together for the past two weeks,
with the exception Of Ames who an
nounced some ten days ago that he had
tired of the rowing game and would
like to be relieved. His place was
taken by Deaver at bow. The new
combination in a trial spin yesterday
showed up exceptionally well, and all
the oarsmen are confident that they
are going to do better on Saturday than
they have at any time this season.
PROFESSIONAL edicts, physicians orders
and lack of enthusiasm OH the part Of
the oarsmen have added gray hairs to
the head of the veteran coach. but he
takes it all philosophically and hopes
for better fortune in the future.
The varsity eight will be seated or
Saturday afternoon as follows: j. B
Deaver, Jr., bow; II. II. Keller, cap
tain, 2; II. T. Swan, 3; W. II. Cope
land, 4 J. V. Ellison, 8; J. Howell
g. II. Guenther. Z. and G.. II. Thomas
stroke. f. s. Gillette is the coxswain
The freshHan eight. stroked by Eva
the former Duluth Club oarsman. is il
better all around shape for Saturday
race than it has been since outdoor
practice started The races with the
varsity and 150-pound cights, Away,
hotly contested, have resulted in givini
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FitzsImmons Stops Brady

Jersey City, n. j., June 15.---Eddle Fitz.
simmons. New York liRhtweight. defeated
Ralph Brady. OF Syracuse. in the eleventh
round of twelve-round match here asst
night, when the referee stopped the contest.
and was knocked down once. Fitzsimmons
weighed l35 pounds and Brady 100.
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BROOKE HAS LOW CARD
Wins Golf Competition at Penn 'ss
Class Reunion

The clasa OF 05 college. University of
PENNSYLVANIA. celebrated its twsnty:htth re:
union with a field day at the Seaview Golf
Club. Absecon. n J.. with series OF golf
events as the chief feature. The gross-score
prize won by George II. Brooke the
famous fullback and former Penn football
COACH with a card OF 10. 1t follows:
Out ............ 49, 49, $50
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SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

Callahan was expected in town. today in the
same party with Champion Johnny Wilson.
Who meets Auge Rather In the star set-to
at Shibe Park.
George Papin. French lightweight cham
pion and his manager, Francois Descamps.
chief purpose in visiting the City Of Hotherly
dsntaliy, meet Joe Tipii,s in The opening
yard. This bout will be followed by one
between Johnny Murray. of New York. and
Harry Kid Brown.
Harry kid Brown is matched for a
t%eyer9gnd ,decision ts bout ,sr, Tt9 ~
the month. This will he one Of three ali star
matches Browns guarantee is said to be
In four figures.
shirt when Mack wheat socked a homer at
the Philies Ball Park on Saturday. Wheat
s sd G sss biz sh9 rs os PnSsr
Home-run htters in the future at the Phils'
park will be presented with a shirt BY Brad
'ey.
Dave Astey has been offered a date with
Dick Losdman in Pittsburgh' but the for.
the match unless the weight is stipulated at
lis pounds. Britt contends that Astey, who
can m, make liz pounds 9Th With, ease has been I
ready to take on Patsy Wallace or Ma,
Willie Houck. of Germantown. is going &c
weeks. Houck wants to take n hier al
Johnny Krause.
X. o. sullivan. the upstate light heavy
weight Is to invade Philadelphia for matche'
this summer, He Is willing to give Tyrone
Costello another battle.
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What May Happen
in Baseball Today

SCHEDULE TODAY,
.. NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh n. Philadelphia--Clear; $3.50.
st. Louis nj New York Clears $3.50.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn-tlear; $3.50.
Chicago at Boston--Cleari 3:ii.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia ut Detrolt-Clear, 3.
New York at Cleyeland-Clear; 3.
washington ct Chicago-Clearj $3.50.
Boston at st. Louls---Clear; 3:15.
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Dundee and jackson Draw

Boston. June J5.-Johnny Dundee apd
Willie jackson. both OF New York fought
n twelve-round draw here last night. "
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Southern Association

Atlanta. l5; Memphis. 3.
New Orleans, o: Nashville. .
Birmingham. II: Little Rock. 5.
Mobile. 10: Chattanooga. 4.
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The next time Eddie Fitzsinnmons answers :
,he tinEle OF the gong will be tomorrow nlght
at shibe Park. Eddie will go on In the third
eight-rounder on the program. opposed to
Frantie Callahan. the Brooklyn lightweleht.
who has been making his home In Boston.
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RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGIE

Pittsburgh, 0, Philadelphia. !.
brooklyn, o. Cincinnati, 7.
Chicago, Z, Boston, I.
81. Louis. 7; New York, 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit, 8; Athletics. o.
cleveland, u New York, I.
st, louis. 10; Boston, 3.
Chicago. .Washing ngton--Rain.
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Cloarfloid 4. A. lost a hard game. Q TO 4,
Foster 4. A. Games are open at home for
learfeld for Saturday and Sunday compsti-
ton. James Forbes. 340I Lippincott street
Philmore a. a. taway). Edwin Leech 2T47
North Front street.
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MeTiaue Knocks Out Grady

HalifaI. y. s., June 15.--Mike McTir,e
New York middleweight; who holds the Cana
Grady. OF Boston. in the nth round OF
ffteen-round match here las. night
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CHOICE sEATs-BIG FIGHT
JOHNNY ~, son sN,Hs ": p,WH A,uGIE RATNER
On sale ~ Hotel Nendlg Newsstand,
18th and hilbert SITS.
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X. o. Sullivan. the upstate light heavy
weight is TO invade Philadelphia for matches
this summer. He is willing to give Tyrone
Costello another battle.