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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
ELWELL mystery
WOMAN FOUND
Identified as Miss Hope Ely
Anderson, Music Student,
Of Minneapolis
NEW EVIDENCE DISCOVERED
Df.potch 70 Ercuirg rubrtc Lcd,

SrcCoi Di'ro'ch 10 Ercnin0 r"b'ic L"d0""
woman IN thc ElvolI r,urdor cosc bas
I.... r..,.r =. 49,, -, ~,
n,'" '"""" III ,h'S '''N, IN" IS MISS
Fly Hop" Anderson. 3O12 Columbus
avenue. a singer who for some time
.ros, bo, hoor s,rdr;,r So, ,,,.i,. i,
''""' '"s 7''"' ""1'' ~
New i'rR.
Miss Anderson vas tho unidentified
guest of Victor Won SchlogcT. Sow
York business man. at the Ritz Cart
ton roof garden on the evening Of June
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
CALIFORNIA QUAKE !
DAMAGE S1OO.O()|
lnglewood. Ten Miles From | .,
Angeles, Suffers Most
Severely
FRIGHTENED WOMAN DIES
by the Associated prcss

Los Angeles. Juno 90 .r,n,,.,
which started at G ~ o'cIocL lo., ',",
ana continued intormittcnty ur,i, ,
o clock this morning caused nron..,,
damage in Los Angeles county oa,i,po, p.
at 100000, three. fourths Of wbioh ,a
in lnglewood. ton miles sou,bwn., va .
this city, where twenty one bni,di. Y =
were destroyed. "u''u'ng'
hos Angeles railway Official,
nounced that slight cortbona, IN :
~ 80 n. IN. put it's powcr rin H.
Huntington Lake, twenty miIosp p'ont o. q
Fresno, out of commission for ,,, "aSt q
nvc minutes. Los Angeles trosio si%..s ~,
tied up for that period '""' VIZ
One death was due indircc,l, ;. :,
most severe Of the shorkg onG o 10 Ia
debris. ''''" ny falling
Ventura. Riverside and Ororco oo..,
points bordering on los Uouhv
county reported having fcIt . Nugg,cIes ag,
trcmor about the time of thc 9,lsu.
shock here. Wv "'uVlestI
Southern and southwestern .o,.,.
oI Los Angeles city, closest 10 InvI"
""'"' S,'"'''u moro than other die
tr'cts' san Pedro, Long Beach, SAINT,
Monica and Venice were amorr r'1ta IVA
towns severely affected bv thc .,.M .s
trcmors. 'u'n
The death Of Mrs. William Sbi,rr j.,
Los Angeles. at Venice. n beach rs,o,, VI :.
was httr rihutod To the carthouska 81,
jumped from an automobile foIlo,;ua
~" tremor and fell dead from hear, dis.
Mrs. W. r. MaglI was scoted .,
front window Of the Inglcwood Ho,,
when the shock came. The wall d,or'
ped away, leaving her within two ~.
of the open air. She was unbormod
Telephone service In lnglrwood ,,,
the southern section of Los Angeles W,.
crippled due TO the breaking Of hal,
tcrics in exchanges. officials said
Members Of tho Fishcrmen's Clp
were assembling at the Hiblc Irstjmts
on South Hope street. when the sboctj
came. They were joined by The otb.,
students in front Of the building, wbsr,
they sang hymns.
Damage in Los Angeles is estimated
at about $50 900. consisting mostly N
fallen chimneys. broken window,
smashed dishes and brio n hrac.
The damage in lugIcwood is estimated
at $4,000. The buildings which Suf.
fercd the most damage there were on
Commercial street. tho main b,sinss
thoroughfarc. In most cases the front,
Of the buildings fell into tho street
leaving tho three other walls standing
STONE faCingS on a group Of five schoo
buildings at Hyde Park, between I.o
Angeles and Inglcwood. tumbIpd down
the damage being estimated at $4,000.
In Pasadena three slight shocks wer
felt and the damage was trhins.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22

the Mayor TO employ public utility ex-
perts to make a survey of tho gas prop
crty, and to find out just how the
|. q. |. Company operates.
The S2J,OOO necessary for the survey
will be taken care Vt rs II transfer item.
An ordinance designed 10 obtain a
site at Broad and Race streets for a
proposed City Hall annex was sent to
Council by tho Mayor. It was refer
rcd to the public works committee.
Would Take Adjoining Plot
II am propoSing." the Mayor stated.
in message. accompanying the ordi =
nance, the taking over the southeast
corner Of Broad and Race streets. which
is convenient to city Hall and which is
bounded on the south and east by pro q
pcrtN alrcady owned ny the city, the
state FcnciblrS armory building and
the headquarters Of III" fire bureau.
"Add I" these properties already bc o.
longing 10 tho city the corner property.
which has fifty eight foot on Broad
street and extends cn>t l%O feet. and wr
will have an rNcclIcnt and convenient
location for Il city Hall annex.
Councilman Charles Il. Hall intro
dur"d an ordinances tn authorize the
condemnation Of property bounded bl
Eih"rt, Juniper, thirteenth aud Com
n"rrn streets for municipal purposes. Il
WouId be used u~ the site for an annex
to City Hail.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
AUTO HURTS CAMDEN BOY

Struck by an aut0m0NIT" N .HO
o clock this afternoon, John Dawson,
five years old, 1874 Fillmore street,
Camden, received severe cuts on hoth
logs He vas taken 10 the West Jersey
homeopathic Hospital. The accidcn,
happened near tho chid's homo.
After striking tho child, the chauf-
fcur increased his speed aud disap-
pcarcd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
FEAR OLD COUPLE BURNED
Man and Woman Seen TO Have En-
tered Barn Destroyed by Fire

Lancaster, Pa. June An aged
couple ar" b"licv"d to have been burned
~ death this morning when the barn
on the Mrs Mary Ilaberkcr place. one
mil" east OF Marietta, was destroyed by
fire.
Just prior to the fire an aged couple,
enter tho harm. 4 few minutes after
ward a sheet Of flame burst through the
roof and enveloped the structure.
Norman Stauffcr tenant on the farm,
said that the couple had been sleeping in
the barn for several nights and begging
food at nearby farms.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
Wills Prohated Today

Wills probatod today included those
of Sarah +. Englc, 1908 Montgomery
avenue, $1,000; William Kane, 2543
East Lehigh avenue, $466l; Theodore
Yorkes. 2O7 West Chclten avenue. $S7,
200; John Mcdowell. Media, $15, 900,
and Lilly Lord, 2053 East Orleans
street, $4,000. Inventories filed were
those Of Fredericak Stein, S23, S8S. 70,
and Robert McDout |, $lO9, 1915.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
Quake Starts One Clock,
Stops Al the Others

Los Angeles. June 22.-Nearly
every clock in Iuglcwood was
stopped when earth tremors startled
the inhabitants Of that suburb. The
exception was the timcpiccc. owned
by G. Van Eaton, who said it had
not run in ten years, but started
with the quake" and has been going
ever since.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
and clothing and the production of

and clothing and the production of
fuel.
Second. It has declared that labor,
ms well as capital invested and engaged
IN these essential industries. has pub
lie interest and owes duty to the pub
lie.
The law provides for the adiudica-
tion Of industrial controversies in the
same orderly way and by the same kind
of tribunal that has been used in the
adjudication Of all other classes of con
troversies for hundreds Of years.
'The Kansas Court of Industrial Re-
lations is emphatically not tribunal
for arbitration. The Kansas law is
based upon the principle of adjudica-
ton, not arbitration"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
Auto Accident Proves Fatal

Joseph Taraiuo. ffty-ninc years old,
Fellowship. y. j.. died today in the
Cooper Hospital. Camden, Of frac-
tured skull. Tarzino was riding on the
when hc fell off, striking hi, head on
the ground.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
CaIdcron Envoy From Mexico

Washington. June 80 Fcrnandino
IgIcsiaS CaIdoron has been appointed
high commissioner Of Mexico with the
rank Of ambassador. the State depart.
mcnt was advised today, and was to
leave for the United States today. it
is understood that he will cndcavor to
obtain recognition for the new Mexican
Government by the United States.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
Joseph a. Brady Dead

Atlantic City, juno @ Joseph 4.
Brady. pioneer bathhouso proprietor
died as n result Of heart attack early
this morning. lie was fifty four years
old
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
RIOT
FLAMES Up ANEW
Terrified Inhabitants Barricade
Romes-SchooIs and
Shops Closed
8 DEAD, SCORES INJURED

by tue Associated Press

Londonderry. ireland. June 90. -
Civil war continued throughout today
with ono moro death. bringing the total
list to eight. Troops wore protecting
somo "f tho prinripnl streets this after
noon. hut enough firing was going on to
tcrrify IN" citizens and keep them in .
doors. resulting in n stoppagc Of nil
usual activities. Virtually all the houses
in III" city have hccu oarriradcd and
schools and shops closed.
General suffering is expected If do d..
liv"rire Of foodstuffS nrn not resumed
soon. Mail from the morning train was
taken 10 tho postof!iro by n military
escort. hut remained there undolivercd
aS Nh" poStmcn fcGrcd to venture on the
streets
Shortly after II O'Clock this morning
firing was heard in many parts of the
>town. Later crowds Of the rival fac
tions were seen marching about carry
ing arms openly. One crowd wrecked
saloon on tho waterfront and what
intOXirants tho crowd did not drink were
thrown into tho street. The crowd did
not dispcrsc until the police had charged
several times. There was much firing,
but no serious casualties.
Firing was resumed in several parts
Of th" city carly today after a COM
parativcly quiet night Several per-
sons were killed in the rioting hero ycS-
tcrday and scores w"rc more or less
seriously injured. Military forces pa .
troII"d the streets during the night and
today were guarding the danger points
in the city. Additional troops are be.
ing sent hero from Belfast. There were
fnliynripg ,,f ,,i1l- -,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
pICTURESOrr COuuEHCEuEHTs

Two pages Of beautiful photographs show
Ing uhtTs+sts, snd cosEs. d sns I'm
next Slnhay's Pictorial Section OF the
PuHLIo LEbGER.-AdV.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
Ware Spokesman Withdraws
From Fight to Avoid Charge
Of Blocking Improvements
WINS PARTIAL VICTORY

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that no ror, nf tho money is to ho
used ~ keep fhn iu~anc out thcrc and
that ",yr> dollar vii! b" used for th"
philadelphia General ii"~pltal and that
II is necessary. V (" H." tr'hoot that
Is to he provided i"r IN III" I"an' II was
NOT consid"r"d n"r">Sa"N unHHr the last
admlnlStra'ion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22

IOOKING down INTO a VOLCANO
Remarkable pictures taken At the risk OF
the photographsr's life OF an active volcano
IN lava, In next Sundays Pictorial Section
Of the PUBLIC LEDGER.-AdU.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
MAR RIFD

SCHOETTLE : METCALFE On sltw|
dny. Jun" 10. 1920, NJ Ray Had. n "a
10y tho Rev. Reds Hesa -. NJ G.. RIr0
rARKSON. daughter of nr and Mrs n
lIonshaw MetCalfe. to MAN A. SCHOETTLEl
OF PhiIa delpnia
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-21
SWITCHhdEN NAME
NEW OFFICERS AT
SUNDAY MEETING

Members Of the switchmen's
union No. 1873, elected officers for
1921 In meeting Sunday morning.
Officers for the coming year are:
President-W. L. Young, Rock
Island.
Vice PRESIDENT. P. King, Silvis
Chaplain. w. Draper. Silvis.
Treasurer-Ben Jacobson, Rock
Island.
Secretary. B. Prichett, Rock
Island.
Board Of directorsLO. NJ. Reen,
Rock Island; T. P. King, Silvis; ].
B. Prichett, Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-21

noon : deltcious lanch was ssfsed.
1fany lovely tiffs uos6 f6colsed ~
The bel1e. Il
lfiSs Hllen kellolref Us hostess
10 the Stitch ~ CHATTER club
Tuesday eftefloon at her home.
Mrs. Hartief W6de & Morgan
town. W. Va. returned to her home
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-21

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-21
enjoy day after day

the one razor that win add 10 h;s
comfort and pleasure every morning
Of the year.
The AutoSrop Razor Is q rs,oe
and stropping machine in one.
Without removing the blade or
taking the razor apart, it can b
shaEpened, used for shaving and
cleaned.
Every time he shaves he viii
appreciate the care and thouRht you
gave to choosing the right present.
Ask yurdeaief 10 chow you tie many
styies a AutnS1up Rasor seo-hum the
folding pocket bit TO fitted and complete
travelling sets-fcm tie standard ct 1t
five dollars to the attractive sterhng silver
see ut twenty-five.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-21
1t will show him you were
thinking Of his needs
A off that he ar;" enjoy day after day
A off that he 4s,ii''

~ course, he may have a safety
razor now, but the chances
- are no is not thoroughly
satisfied with it. Ordinary safety
razor blades grow dull quickly.
That means discomfort. 1t also
means constant blade expense.
What more welcome Christmas
present could you find for him than
this razor that sharpens itself2
Probably he has wanted an
AutoSuop Rasor for some time,
but has neglected to buy it. Get
him this Chr;stmas what he hasn't
found time to purchase for himself.
Give him the razor be has wanted
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-21

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-21

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their .loca! ueaens ana ..s!.s y.
ratsa within NeW l1G 49, 49,
e mepe the cmere ~ 49,.
England shfDpece oeclaxe
couldn't stand ny secn 49, s
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increase - raeee Nnac
kacnsl ~ 1o' ssls's' =
Tre vho,e controversv hinses on
~ cIai. a TIA Nev Enel1nd roads
shst ~ ,nAsrstsfa coru,nnerce COM
nsss,nn Il valuine ia r1Ilroads in
~ eastarn erosn included the
nrnnertv az the New England lines,
estimsted TO be worth about $780,
000 900. on which the government
ruarauteo Of s m cent would en-
titie Them 10 over $50 ,Oo0. 90 annu-
aIIy. hut the SS4o. 80 900 was
grouped with all the other railroad
propertieS in the east, thereby In
creasinR the value Of al railroads
east or the Missi1sippi upon which
the interstate commerce commits
sion based it, increase Of ~ per
cent fn freight rates. Had New
Epgland's property been withheld
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-21

lcontinusd fron Psgs ons.,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-26
Pcrtia de pine redrsa in Ger
ApROVIZIONAREA TAREI
PRIN COOPERATIVE.
Trecerea directiunei aprovizio-
narei Ia ministerul de domenii.
Imobilizarea cerealelor.

COmisiunea inSarcinata GU stu
dierea aprovizionarei tarei prin coo
perative STA terminal lucrarile 81
urmeaZa acum ca accste lucrari s.;
capetc putere de lege.
Soiutiunoa la care s'a aiuns G
accea a trecerei directiunei genera
lie arrovizionari la ministerial de
domenii 81 reorganizarea acestei di-
rectiuni, sub auspiciile cooperatiu-
nci pc alte baze
Directiunea aprovizionarei ar a.
yea un serviciu statistic, unul al
suhsistentei unul al transportation
81 un serviciu al lichidarilor. Con-
ducerea ar fl incredintata unui con
sitiu de administratie din care ar
face parte: un delegat al ministe-
rului de industric, unul al c:iilor
ferate, cite un economist din Tran
>ilvania, Bucovina 81 Basarabia. un
lelegat al ministerului de razboi.
unul al ministerului Gle inferno, di-
rectorul cooperativelor orasenesti
81 Intreg consiliul de administratie
al cooperativelor satesti.
In sensul acesta Sc 81 lucreaza la
IN project de lege care va fl gata
saptamIna viitoare, in primele zile.
Sc va infiinta cite o comisiune
judeteana dc aprovizionare din ca
re So faca partc prefectul judetu-
iui, seful intendentci militarc, con-
silierul agricol. TN delegat al fede-
ralei 81 un delegat al cooperativc-
lOr.
Comisiunea cOmunala sc va com
pune din presedintele bancei saa al
obstii respective, doui consumatori
81 preotul.
Discutiunea este inca asupra re-
prezentarei muncitorilOr 81 meseria
Silor in fiecare din aceste comisiu
nj. 5
Controlul aprovizionarei ia safe
Sc va face de agronomii regionali
carl vor fl supraveghiati de perso-
nalul cooperativelor orasenesti 81
satesti.
Asupra trenurilor alimentarc s'a
hotarlt ca ele sa fie puse in functiu-
ne atunci END va Fl nevoie.
Bonurile individuale vor Fl des-
fiintate. 81 .iistributia alimentelor
sc va face Ia .rase prin cooperate
'e. lar la sale. rril, cooperative $;
banci.
Afara de aceasta, Sc intocmeste
un project de legc pentru imobili-
zarea cerealelor care nil vor Fl ridi
cate sub forma de rechizitii (bonu-
rD ci platte. pc loc. CereaIeld nu
vor putea circula Gle la regiune Ia
alta fara autorizarea c0misiunei III
ae!ene respective. III.
..I1nivnrcrlNA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-26
INFORMAT|UN|
Germanii vor ajuta aliatilor in
ofensiva contra Rosiilor. - Tru-

Germanii vor ajuta aliatilor in
ofensiva contra Rosiilor. -. Tru-
pc germane vOr fl oferite aliati-
lor spre a fl trimise contra fox
telor bolscviste, daca \un oare
care grup de diplomat vor
succede a CONVINCE cabinetul ger
man Gle necesitatea acestei acti-
uni, dupa cum spun informatiilo
date de persoana malta.
Grupul acesta de Oficiali ger
mani. reprezinta elementul ger
man care, e de parerea ,,ca niei
un compromis sa nu Sc faca III
rosii."
Aici Sc spune. insa fara con
firmare cficiaia. ca propuneri
definitive au fost facute guver-
nului ca sa instiinteze pc aliati
ca trupe germane sunt gaia ,,sa
lupte lunar la umar cu trupele
antantei contra bolsevistilor.''
Inainte de plecarea fortati
din Germania. Il lui Karl Radek,
fostul ambassador bolsevic din a.
celia tara. spus prietenilor ri
ca el are informatii ca Anglia o
incllnata ca Sc discute GU Ger
mania atlanta mlitara contra
armatei sovietelor rusesti. Dupa
cum spune Radek daca operatia
va lncepe, aceasta Sc va face in
timp de trei luni de ziIe.
Radek mai spune ca nu este
necesar pentru rusi ca Sc atacc
Polonia. Ell pretinde ca polonezii
vor deyeni. de la sine bolsevisli
81 atunci armata sovietclor poa-
te .,trece liber Sc atace Germa-
MAJ.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-26
P0STA REDAcTIEI.

]. Andrei Craciun, struthers, o.:
= NJ. Pima la aceasta data nu 81
poate gait. Poate numai primuI
volum. De aceea d-tra 81 toti carl
.vor Sc alba Romanul il puteti
comanda. Garantam trimiterea
lui in tara la adresa data.
Avem mai multe comenzi pen
tru tara. Odata Gu comanda tri-
miteti si costnl.
0sorgs Brasu, Cincinnati, O.:
S'a coregat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-26
din FUGA CONDE|ULUI.

Lui mister W. j. Bryan ia We
nit pofta 81 candideze la preseden-
tia Statelor Unite 81 Sc zice ca UNI
bla en- limba scoasa dupa pertizani
carr sal numeasca la conventiunea
yiitoare partidului democrat. D-Sa
Zlce ca aude ,.vocca datoriei'' stri-
gInd la urcchea lui. ca sa ocupe
postul de preSedinte. = 81 autorul
acestei rubrici auzit de mai mul-
te ori sunind la ureche ,,vocea da-
toriei'' sa devina milionar, dar en-
efectul vocei a reMaS.
Pc coloanele ziaruIui Times (Tim-
|pul) din Londra q aparut urmato-
rul anlmt:
..Sc cauta I'm Prim Ministru''
Anuntul specifica calitatile earl Sc
Ger 81 earl sunt urmatoarele:
..Se fie onest. Gu mintea asezata
81 ON de incredel~. Cunostinta isto-
riei engleSc 81 europene esentia-
la. Trcbue Sc fie informal dcSpre
|oamenii 81 afacerilc Europei. In
|curcaturi politice nu Sc tolercaZa.
Sc da preferinta unui ON simplu
grosolan. care nu-i orator. Sc Ger
refcrentc. Doritori Sa Sc adreseze
Box o 675. la Times - Anuntul
nu specified daca candidatul ire
bue Sc crnoasca Iimha englcsa 81 al
lei o tiruca de lncurcarura, caci
|aItfel. $ ar gasi destui istorici earl
|se candideze.
81 acum. cum Sc face ca doctorii
ccr sa Sc dea vote sd vinZa rachiu,
Zicind cd eel mai bun preventiv
Impotriva Influentei? +? Ce zic usca-
tiie Iii $ a amutit gura Z? Tn glumet
cetind rapoartele medicilor a stri-
gat: Tine Doamne Influenza in
permanenta ..''
Anyhow, ne prindem, ca in urma
raportului publicat de doctori. eel
mai indraciti uscati au alergat la
farmacii ST; Sc aprovizioneze en- pu-
tina udatnra, impotriva Garcia tu-
nau 81 fulgerau. pima cind cuconita
Influenza IA inceput 81 rinlcasca
coltii catre Ell.
Merle Lathrop din New York a
cerrut Sc fie divortat Ne ncvasta lui.
La lnfatisarc a lamurit motivul IN
aintea .judecatorullii: M puteam
SO dorm. Eram mereu cu frica i'm
sin. Nevasta dormea cu un briciu
sub capatiiul ei 81 trcmuram lie
eroazA''.
.,Motiyul destul de serios'. ii
Sc judecatorul. 81 pronunta divor-
tut intre cl 81 sofia lui, Trina.
Niponii sunt destepti. Lor lear
trcbui Siberia. cd lc sta la inima.
dar SO tenn de cOntagiunea boise.
vista. care Sc zice ca mai rea ca
Influenza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-26

Asemenea oameni sunt pcntgu foosu unei organiza
tun 81 trebuc refuza.
Acei carl numa aunc vu sd te vaza cnd nevoie de
tine SAT- ceara nprumut nu sunt preten be carl rebuc
sal aJu sun povara asupra membror constient al une
organzatiuni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-26

Bclsevistii cartureaza satul Pc
rekop. - Londra. - Intr' % radi-
0grama data de catra autOritatl-
lie sovietistc din Moscova Sc sbu-
he ca satul Perekop. situat la sa
sezeci mile spre sud-vest de la
Kherson, in sudul Rusiei, a fost
capturat de fortele bolsevistilor
@ depesa trimisa din Copen-
haga, care citeaza stirea. din zla-
rul Berlingske Tidende. spune ca
tpacea intre sovietele rusesti 81
Estonia va Fl incheiata in citeva
izile.
Bilul lui Kenyon va fl pus Il
vot Luni. - Washington. Sc
inatul va vota bilul inaintat dc
senatorul Kenyon, lege care G
|numita Legea Amcricanizarii. va
lfi pus la vot Luni la patru ore
dupa ameazi. dupa cum s'a a.
juns la un accord unanim in SO.
nat in sedinta de S;mbata.
Legea aceasta prevede ca stra-
inii sa fie siliti invata limba
engleza. att adult. cit 81 ceta
teni, de la etatea Gle sasespreze.c &c
ami 81 pima la douazeci 81 unu de
ami.
Pcrtia de pine redrsa in Ger.
mania. - Berlin. - Ziarele co
menteaza asupra declaratiei IA
cuta de fostul dictator all hranai
in Germania. domnul Braun. ca.
re a spus ca reducerea portici
de pine in Germania de ncin-
laturat.