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The Washington times., 1920-09-22

A NEW pkstsEEsSh "
Countess Ida vea Clsussea,
who tsek just four days 70 hnd
eat that her third husband.
Capt. Nay aend H. Msybury,
seter. married her fer 6nsncisl
sssastsncs, according 10 = suit
alsa BY her st Reao.
The Washington times., 1920-09-22

Many Women will wear Ok
fOrdS all Fall and Winter. And
we have prepared to have hun
dreds of pairs of them con-
stantly in stock at all of our
four Stores-at he popular
price of $3.50.
That sounds like the good
old days before the War! And
this splendid $3.50 line forms
part of our extensive prepara-
tons to take the high" out
of shoe prices this Fall.
The Washington times., 1920-09-22
Hundreds of pairs of the
popular walking oxfords
To Sell at The Special Price of

During the Summer, we
made an arrangement with
high-grade factory up in Penn
sylvania to take all the shoes
they could make during the
slack months when they need
ed orders badly in order to
keep their workmen employed.
So, whenever its other buSi-
ness fell off, this factory kept
busy making these Oxfords for
us. And they will ship them
The Washington times., 1920-09-22
$50

to us constantly throughout
the coming months.
Naturally, we saved our
customers a lot of money on
this DEAL and we are going to
sell these OxfordS at very
close margin of profit, creating
a considerable volume of buSi-
ness.
The first consignment goes
on sale tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1920-09-22
Women Are Wearing Oxfords

We Expected 1t, and Here's First News Of
An Important Deal" Whereby Well Have
The Washington times., 1920-09-22

Secure bargain by making small deposit any suit now
and well lay aside till you wish pay the balance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
BANK STATEMENTS ARE
ABOVE EXPECTATIONS
Good Buying on Stock Market Is
Seen in Low-Priccd
Rails.
MARKET GENERALLY QUIET
Rates and Wages Determining
Factors on Rail Stocks Values.
Buyers Looking to Labor Board
AMI Commerce Commission.
MARKET GENERALLY QUIET
ny nItoApAN WALL.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE actual
bank statement; today showed surplus
reserve increased sl9.2lS.390. loans
increased si2.32S. 600 and net demand
deposits increased $2l.346.0O0. The
average statement showed surplus
decreased sI.T63. 030. loans decreased
S1.024Oo0. and net demand deposits
decreased Sl9.TGS.0o0
The New York Federal Reserve
,Bank showed ratio of i0.S per cent
against 3:S last week OF reserves to
deposits and Federal Reserve notes
outstanding.
These bank statements are better
than the street expected. hut as the
local market is subjcc; drains
from other ccntcrs the statement of
the twelve reserve banks combined Is
the one that Will determine credit
conditions the coming week.
Some good buying was seen in low
priced rails hut the market was as a
Continued on Seventh Pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18

beyond the Belt Line. 1t was said yes
ierday. the vast majority OF which
viii make improvements when the
avenue is opened. Two apartment
houses viii be erected when this work
is completed.
II Is probable tina; a committee OF
those owners will attend the Finance
Committee meeting Tuesday night and
point out the great need for the
Improvement; Director of Public
Works Charles L. Boiling also will
be invited TO attend the meeting. He
said several days agp that the i'm
provcmcn; was one that should be
made a; once. and declared that
transportation difficulties that are
now holding up other street wori,
would not prevent the grading and
gravelins OF Monument Avenue.
Director Boiling has stated taat tho
WORK would not reGuiTa long time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18

and that II could be made quickly II
the funds are made available BY the
Council For this reason. II is be-
lievcd. that definite action Will be
taken by the committee.
One property owner declared yes
terday that his lot is no more va!u-
able today than II was several years
ago when he bought it, despite the
TACT that his taxes have steadily in
creased, and since he had no way of
reaching 1t until the avenue is open
ed. he cannot build his home on IT,
AT the same time. the new assess
ments on real estate. which become
effective next year will increase his
assessment until his taxes Will be
something like twelve and one-haif
times what they were when he first
bought the lot.
He was also fearful that unless
immediate action Is taken by the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18

FOR the opening OF the avenue that
some difficulty might develop that
would add 10 the expense OF the city
and delay the improvem when il
is ready to be made
The extension OF Monument Avenue
west to point beyond the Atlantic
,oaSt Line. or Belt Line railroad
tracks. calls for the erection of a
handsome concrete bridge. some idea
of which is given in the Photographic
reproduction accompanying this arti-
Gle Plans and specifications for the
structure call for the INSTALLATION Of
granol!thic sidewalks. concrete curb
Ing and grass plots, with shade trees,
midway between north and south
curhs and the same grade or smooth
paving as now graccs Monument
Avenue. The bridge will be the same
width az Monument Avenue. with con-
crete guard ratings on either side
OF the structure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
HEAT AS ACCELERATOR
TO REALTY TRANSACTIONS
Never In the History OF Richmond
Has There Been Such
Activity in July.
BIC HOTEL SITE ACQUIRED
important Transactions Are Record
ed In Business Arc Residential
Properties on Broad, Grace and
Grove Streets.

/ Hot weather seemed 10 act as an
[l.et last week. for never in the his
|lory Of the city has there been such
|tctivity in what liz termed In the
|Icrnacu;ar. the dog days"
| Not only was there a brisk demand
Etor moderate priced homes. hut the
| week was, marked as well by import
tnt transactions in hiEh-c,ass resi-
hential property on Grace. Franklin
knd Grove Streets. and the transfer
III the choice site at 1000 Monument
AVENUE.
/ The outstanding feature OF the
(Iveck VAS the acquisition az block
|bf property on West Broad Street.
acing the Union Station. by the
llt!chmond Hotel Realty Corporation.
|f'hls property, which Was part OF the
|bld Richardson farm. viii b. held by'
It's ne" owners until the time Is
|I,ropitious. when they viii eject upon
he side II commodious modern ho;e.
pf the type that adjoins the Pennsy!-
fania and New York Central Stations
| Ia New ro-a Clty.
Tire Company Coming.
Another importan; feature OF the
week was revealed in the announce
ncnt OF Pollard & Bagby. who closed
he big Broad Street deal. that the
I'isk Tire and Rubber Company VIII
stablish headquarters In this city.
l,nd that headquarters FOR the firm
IkSi!i be erected on Hull street. be-
wccn Second and Third Streets. The
| IRE company has leased the building,
IShen erected. for period OF ten
bears. at a rental OF S2l5,0O0.
| There were many other interest n Z
Developments during the week in
i siuding tho pI-:chlFc by the city In
Barton Heights OF eleven nd quar-
Ecr acres. which VIII be converted
|Ento park.
II II sometimes takes n great d"al 81
|lwork and research To put the fIish-
Hing touches on the last act in 4 rcn.
lcstatc transaction \ deed went IL
|lrccord last week ana had Ia be
|Isigncd and have signatures ackrowi-
lodged In three different States. orc
lof them being far away New McNico
Another went on record which had
been held back for several manths
because Of little forEotter iudg-
mcnt FOR the insignificant sum rSln
that had stood against the pTcDer':
for more than thirty years, the per
son who obtained the Judgment as
well as the person against whom I,
/ was entered In the FIRST Instance he.
\ ing long since dead.
\ Some Of the Deeds Recorded.
II Among some N the larger deeds
recorded last week. was one convey
/ ing the title TO the Grove Boulevard
Il apartment, 27l2 Grove Avenue. tc
\ Leroy Goldberg and j. II. Joncsson
\ the consideration being $4,000; one
\ TO David T. Griffth, the propcr.y
fronting sixty fee, on Monument
\ Avenue No. 2OOe for $685. on,
conveying to " K. Northern The
hong on Grove Avenue fornerl,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18

owned and occupied by s. j.. Wadd!ll,
the price paid being 1000.
One Of the Oldest and bcst-known
real estate concerns In Richmond
took advantage OF the half holiday
yesterday 10 begin the big Job Of
moving its Offices. j. Thompson
Brown & Co, who for the past 'orty-
ave years have occupied the ha,f
basement rooms No. lll3 East Main
street. viii open up tom brow
In the spacious rooms. No. 1911 East
Main street.
In the early days OF 1875 this Arm.
then concern only three years OF
age. moved into No. lll3 in spite OF
the warning by friends that IN. jyI.N
number - Was fated, three firms do
ing business there since the War BE-
tween the states having gone 20 The
wall. For nearly half Il century this
firm has succeeded at the "jynxca"
number and now they have moved
into larger ana mora comfortable
quarters for even greater business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18

Delay Ia the opening OF Monu-
ment Avenue, which Will be consider
cd at a special meeting OF the Coun-
ell Committee on Finance Tuesday
night at o'clock. Is preventing size
ty-s!x lot owners IN one section of
The territory beyond the Bell Line
lin!lroad from Immediately Improving
their property IL was shown in sur
veg just completed OF 300 property
owners While their property lies
near the railroad tracks, they VIII be
without an approach un;iI the ave
nue. Is graded and traffic across the
new concrete bridge is made posi-
BILE.
This survey was made In one sec
ton because 1t could be reached
quickly, and does not cover by any
means all property owned la that
section Of the city. There are at
leas, 1900 such property owners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
nuy. stanton sa. Works.

SIAINTON, w. July l7.-Julius
L. WIFI. after lengthy negotiations
has purchased the stanton gas
plant. paying therefor the sum of
$4,000. 1t is stated that Mr. Wilt
VIII at once organic n company. and
that extensive rcpairs and pcrhnps
additions viii be made to the plant
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-07
LUDENDORFr NU vREA SA
Sc PREDEA.

: BERLIN, Z Fcbruaric. ,,Din
.punct de vcdcrc juridic impo-
sibil; -eu yoiu refuza ca sd ma
predau voluntar' spus Ludcn-
dorff.
Aceasta este prlma somentare
facuta de ,,creerul armatei ger
mane", referitor la stirea ca 81
Ell este pc lista acelora pc care a.
liatii ii Ger spre judecare.
I'm camera Prusiei, Adolpn
Hoffman, fruntasul socialistilor
independent, a spus:
.,Extradarea contrara justi-
tici. Ori cum, tratatul fost SOM
nat 81 guvernul trebue Sc duca ia
indcplinirc punctclc din cl. MOI
asteptam ca guvernul Sc lupte
din toatc puterilc ca Sc obtina q
revizie, 81 moi ne bazam Pc supo.-
tul socialistilor din tarilc aliate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-07
IN PER|COL

NEW YORK, Z Fcbruarie. =
Vaporul Princesa Ana, pc care
sc afla 104 persoane, Sc afla III
primejdic de a Sc ducc Ia fund
Ajutor era impossible dc TRIMS
din cauza marci infuriate Comu-
nicatia a fost intrerupta. Pasa-
gerii 81 echipajul sufcrea tcribll
dc frig; lumina n'aveau, La fel
nici caldura, toata noaptca.
Pima acum marea nu s'a linl-
stit 81 singura scapare ca Gel dt
pc vapor sd fic scapati Pc plute
Tn aviator s'a oferit ca Sc arun-
&C sfoara celor de pc Princesa
Ana, daca vaporasele nu Sc poi
apropia de cl. Planul acesta va
Fl pus in executare in eel MAJ
scurt timp, pentru ca Sc crede
ca in curind Princesa Ana Sc va
duce la fundul MHrii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-07

,,E mare deosebire intre q
,,sta pentru un principiu'' 81 a
.ajuta Ibautura,' a zis Ed
wards. s....
,,Nu sunt interesat financial
orr pc alta Gale in ,,mustul de
struguri'' daca n 'ar fl dorinta
gencrala, 81 am acelasi intercs
pentru toate industriile."
Dupa acestc cuvinte, aruncind
bomba in adunare a declarat:
,Trecutul s'a dus pcstc aminti
lrea noastra, dar din accl trecu'
a crescut mare problema natl
onala, problema drepturilor sta
telor 81 libertatii personale. Nv
e chestia daca s'a pus. sau nu I'LL
capt bauturci fiindca ell SUM-
Gu totul abstincnt 81 afacerea hi
ma supara personal, dar, fmpo
trivia lui d. Bryan, ca un ceta
team american 81 democrat, sum
|foarte interesat in afaccre.
,,Problema ma fost pusa nic
in platforma Democratica 81 mic
in cea Republican,, 81 poporul A
merican ma fost consultat. Dac;
moi NIL cedam Congresului pute
rca de stapin 81 dictatori in lo'
de pozitia de servitori, el nu po
!seda autoritatea sd impuna voin
ia altor popoare asupra acclor;
carl i-au ales, fara al consult;
,asupra afacerei, aratindu-le cla
cum sta afacerea.
,,Moralitatea eri imoralrtate;
lui John Bcrleycorn'' Qoan Or
porumb, cum s'a botezat intrc
prinderea berei 81 a rachiului
nu poate masca aceasta chestiu
Inc mare, care trebue Sc mearg
Iinaintea poporului spre q Fl re
lzolvata in Noembrie viitor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-07

alcge, guyernori, judccatori 81 le-
'gislatori care nu sunt prejuditi-
att impotriva muncitorilor.
FruntaSii muncitorilor au ex-
plicat ca pc data ce farmarii Sc
asociaza Gu eli, nu este necesar
infiintarea unui nou partid.
Nici 1ncercare nu Sc va face
ca sd Sc infaptuiasea intelegere
Gu organizatiile farmarilor, ci a.
|pelul va Fl facut direct la toti
muncitorii.
'Cooperatia prieteneasca intr,
organizatiile din state 81 orga-
nizatiile locale farmarilor, Sc
spera ca Va rezulta. in particu-
lar in North Dakota, Minnesota
81 statelc din jur, unde Liga Ne
partizana cistigat teren, 81 in
New York, South Carolina, 81 al
te state care au organizatii pn-
ternice de farmari.
Sefii celor patru organizatii a
muncitorilor de la caile ferate,
care Sc afla acum in Washing
ton, negociind Gu dircctorul Hi
nes, salarul lucratorilor, Sc fe-
resc de orr ce discutie politica,
81 string din llmeri cind sunt in
trebati daca organizatiile lor con
templa sd Sc asocieze Gu fedora
tia muncitorilor i'll lupta poll
Itica.
4 Warren S. Stonr, prescdintclc
organizatiei ingincrilor de Ia cal
lc ferate, spus ca el fost
prca ocupat ell alte afaceri, decl
ma ayut timp ca Sc discute dcs-
pre- acestc planuri.
De alta parte organul Official
al Ligci lui Plumb face APPEL Ia
9O,00O,0O0 de salarizati ca sc a.
leaga in congress oameni de al
lor.
Organul ligei de mai sus men
ltionat, spunc ca in congress al
trebui sd fie eel putin 200 de
muncitori 81 .farmari, in loc dc
,.advocati, bancheri, baronii tru
sturilor, 81 operatorii minelor. .
care au monopolizat congresul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-07
FEndEu.E vOR Sc F0RMEZE
UN PARTID AL L0R.

WASHINGTON, I Februare.
Fomcnistele anunta ca dupa
ratificarca amandamentulul Gu
sufragiul fcmeilor, un nou partld
va lua naStere.
Dina o. II. r. Belmont 81 Char
lote p. Gilman sunt printre frun-
.tasele care agita aceasta idee.
Fruntascle cunoscutc Yca cx-
tremiste" insista ca noul partld
sa fie ,,numai pentru femei''. j.
lc favorizcaza a pune candldatI
|, dc femci char 81 la scaunul pre-
Sedintial.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-07
CRONICA STIINTIFICA

petre frumos sculptate 81 ell ten
cuiala din gips. Tinta lor spc-
ciala era magnificicnta 81 frumu-
|sctea, 81 nu permancnta, stabili-
tatea. fntrebuintau arcuri 81 boil
|te 81 puteau cladi camere mari.
Templcle lor erau in forma pi.
ramidei 81 compusc din terasc,
|ridicindu-se in siruri la mari
inaltimi.
Fenicienii au adoptat in gene
raj stilul Asirian. Construiau for
tarete puternice, palate mari
Templele lor erau mai mici s.
mai simple in comparable GU ale
altor natiuni. Cladirilc lor nu pu
lteau rezista incorporation vrem ei
Evreii n'au avut o architecture
nationala 81 &c Sc cunoaste dcs
/ pre- ga G socotita pentru vcchi
mea istorica. Architecture oricn
tala s'a dcsvoltat prin sine insus
lsi lipsita de trainicia architec
turei din Vest. Gu toate ca sc a
fla multc 81 dcosebite stiluri il
India, cea mai yechc 81 singnrr
still national al architecturei Z
clesiastice e cca Budista, cea din
| THU manifestare care . in flint;
|dc Ia $50 inainte de Christos
Printre obiectele de arte mai in
semnate sunt niste turnuri mari
numitc stupas in care Sc pastrea
"a moastcle lui Buda 81 a alto
|sfinti. Altc lucrari de arta budi
|stS suntc templele 81 manastiril
lor, sapatc in stinci solide, spri
Unite de coloane lasate din st1n
ca naturala. Cclc mai remarca
bile temple Hinduse 81 Brachma
ne sunt in sudul Indiei. Form
!, lor & piramidala 81 Sc compun
.ldin mai multe caturi. Architec
4ltura Chinese elementara 9 satra
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-07
MunCitorii Vor in
ira in politiC3.
ExPERlFNTFLE DIN ULTIMUL TlMP FOR
TEAZA MUNCITORII LA LUPTE POlIT|CE

WASHINGTON, 6 Februarie.
Planuri definitive pentru o
lupta politica agresiva spre a
controla congresul 81 a alege Off
cialii prictcni al muncitorilor, a.
tit in state, cit 81 in guyernul fe-
deral, au fost complectate de un
comitet al organizatiei American
Federation of Labor.
L,lpta, declara oficialii organi-
zatiei sus numita, va ii bi-parti-
zana, 81 sc vor da la alegerile de
preSedinte.
Dctailurile au fost formulate
de un comitet compus din consi-
liul executiv 81 presedintii de-
partamentelor federated, care al
tinut adunare continual de doua
zile. Samuel Gompers, prcsedin
telc federated, a spus All seard
ca explicare despre aceasta
miscare va Fl facuta public mil
ne.
Comitetul care formula1
planurilc fost nmit de catri
Gompers in accord Gu decisia a
dunarii generate care s'a tinu'
la Is Dccembrie 1919, cind s's
facut ,,declararca de principil''
81 care fost adoptate tot i'll 4
celas timp.
Reprezentantii din congress
caror record arata ca au fost col
ira munc;torilor orgarizat, 8
spune de membrii acestui conf
tet, vor intmpina opozitie vi
guroasa la realegerc, la fel noui
candidate ostili muncitorilor vo
intimpina aceiasi opozitie.
Toatc putcrile federated vo
Fl pusc iii joe in lupta aceast'
political; districtelc congressional
lie vor fl binc ccrcetate 81 ar
mata dc organizatori vor Fl pus
pc tcren. Fcdcratia pretindc 9
are in prezent mai mult de patr'
milioane de mcmbrii.
Pc linga aceasta, campania v
fl dusa in fiecare stat 81 in fieca
re municipalitate 81 la toate ale
gerilc, facindu-se incercare de
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Stunt rugati Domnii sscretari
al societatilor din Y. s. r. A. "a
binsvoiasca ca in timpul oel NAL
scurt 81 ne trimeat& liste COM
plecta Gu membrii care au plecat
acasa, Gu cei repasiti sau MORT,
pentru q le sista ziarul. Am tri-
mis- scrisori II societ&t1 dar Gu
parere de r&u, uncle nu vreau e.
ne raspunsS.
H4rtia de prezent este foarte
scumpa 81 nu se gassyte, deci ar
ii in folosul tuturor societ6tilor
. 50 face economic.
Slim foarte bine O. primssc q
are multi care nu sunt n drept,
- dar moi nu-i stim cine sunt.
rug&m deci pe Domnii sectetar1
. mn nsgija aoeast& rueare d I
No trimite numsle lor.
n. NEeTok, Adn1ni6fEatcr,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-07
bTitanIa Isl scliInba din nou
.aitDdinea Gu pIiVlIe IA extra
daca un0VatlOr dc rcSb0iu.

PARIS, Z Februarie. - Auto
ritati legale engleze, aparind a.
seara inaintea adunarii Consiliu-
lui Ambasadorilor, au staruit pen
tru modificarca severitatii GU ca
re aliatii cer cxtradarea Germa-
nilor invinuiti t;e crime in raz-
boiu.
Lord Birkenhead, Lordui Can
cellar al Engliterei 81 Sir Ernest
Ploock, advocatul general al sta
tului au fost trimiSi din Londra
Sc prezinte punctul de vedere ell
glez, care, s'a aflat, e cu totui
impotriya ultimci atitudini GU.
vernului din Londra.
Presa franceza astazi a fost
foarte mirata dc schimbarea att
tudinei cngleze.
."iarele de dimineata din Pari:
cred in general ca taria guver-
nului Millerand s'a intarit foar-
te mult prin votul de incredere
dat ieri de Camera franceza SOC
dmpotriva 10, urmat dupa de.
claratiunea lui Millcrand cd Fran
ia va insista ca Gcrmania sd III
deplineasca in totul conditiunilt
tratatului de la Versailles.
Votul de increderc a fost III
terpretat 81 ca vindicatiune
politicei primului ministru CT
privire la Russia din partea Ca
merei deputatilor.
| Politica Frantei sd inlatur'
diplomatic seccrta 81 sd ajut'
popornl rus, 81 nu guvernul So
lrietist, a declarat Millerand.
4 Pr,ssa a sprijinit GU nanimi
tate politica ferma lui Mile
rand fata de Germania.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-07
Prohibitia ca plat
forna de partid.
DEMOCRATIC CONDAMNA APlICAREA
PROHIBITIUNII IN NUMELF PARTIDUlUI
Lbdtdca pdsonda este ngadta fda VOa popNuui.
NEW YORK, 6 Februarie.

NEW YORK, 6 Februarie. -
Democratic carl au luat parte la
banchetul dat in onoarca d-lui
Homer S. Cummings, Presedin-
tcle National al partidului De-
mocrat, au consimtit GU totii Cd
sunt prospecte de lupte aprige
! i'll sinul partidului cind Sc vor
intruni la San Francisco.
Guvernatorul statului New
EJersey d. Edwards, in discursul
sau a aruncat in arena politica
lpe adevaratul popor care trebue
Sc determine calitatea bauturei
personale. Dinsul a declarat ca
va conduce lupta in Conventiu-
nea partidului.
Cind fost introdus Edwards
a fost PRINT Gu ovatiuni 81 fie
care mentionare despre dreptu
rile statelor pcntru ,.Optiunea
I1ocala" a fost aplaudata Gu in
sufletire att de barbati, cit 81 d.
lfemei.
| Guvernatorul Smith al statu
Hui New York atins chestia pr'
hibitiunei prin telcgrama tri
misa din Albany, in care zice
,,Sa nu uitati doctrina demo
cratica care a fost onorata att,
|timp Cd guvernul care guvcrnca
"a mai putin mai efectiv. lnpo
triva acestui percept din credin
ia democratica in timpurilc re
ccnte s'a pacatuit, durcros 81 cl
Iincapa tinare, cind in numele De
} mocratiei s'a impus asupra unu
popor liber de 1OO,O0O,O0O, far
: a lie cerc consimtamintul lor di
, rect, restrictie asupra liberia
/ til lor personale, Pc care Prusi
. in zilcle eli ccle mai glorioas
5 nici nu lea visat. Sc finn cr1
: dinciosi principiilor democratic
: inascute in moi 81 viitorul part
dului nostru 81 ajutorul lui aces
tel tari va Fl conservat."
Smith a fost anuntat ca V
: vorbi, dar a TRIMS o telegram
: prin care anuntat ca doctor
l-au oprit Sa iasa din casa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-07
Britannia ofera
pace .SOviefel0r

sTdlKHQltA. s Februarie- =
Negosaliiuni de-. pace intre Marca
BritaASt 81 sovietele rusesti, sunt
in ns6Sgcs, dupaa cum spune o
dcclaaspo facuta- ziarului svens-
ka nSbladot de- catra A.dolph
Koffe% inainte dc pleaarea lui
din Yatria- = 4: l's'ss =.
zissat de. mai SUI; aaauga, cd
RusiS i Sorsste pace 4 gu toate na-
tiunils5fssi stjpqleazs ga 4 'conditia
prin0iip.sll q S'sa n nilacnis So nu Sc
amcsteces in . afaccrile ii inferno
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-07
ARCHITECTURAL.

Architecture, in adevaratul
sens, arta de. desemna 81 a
construi case de, locuit, edificii
mari, biserici, poduri 81 alte. con-
structiuni; orr bransa aeea ar
tel fine care are de scop produc-
tiunea edificiilor nu numai con-
vcniente, dar caracterizate prin
initiate, frumusete 81 maretie.
Cele dintiiu cladiri permanente
all fost bordeie sapate, pirami-
dc massive 81 temple primitive.
Credinta Egiptenilor ga viata g
l,umai clipa din vesnicie 81 ca
conpul trebue preservat pentru
suflct ca sal locuiasca, fost
cauza ca locuintele lor erau sd
pate i'll pamint, pc carl Sc pre-
supune, ca timpul null poate di-
struge 81 dusmanul null poatc
nimici. Templurile egiptene aveau
ziduri grease carl pc din afara
ponrneau in panta de la suprafa-
ia pamintului pima la acopcris
Acoperisul era lat, compus dir
blocuri de piatra, ajungind dc
Ia un perctc sau coloana pima Ia
eel lalt, nefiind intrebuintat ar
cul. Statuelc erau de marimF
enorma. Sfinxi sapati in pcatri
81 zeitati 81 animale sculptate ps
zidurile din afara, cu nenumara
tc hireoglife, sunt decoratiunilt
stilului egyptian. Architecture :
fost 8 arta suprema in Egypt. -
Pictura 81 sculpture q fost intot
deauna subordonate ei.
Architecture ChaldeanA- Asiri'
ana. Chaldeanii construeau diI
caramizi uscate la SCARE. fiindc'
in tara, lor MI era, peatra bun'
pentru cladit 81 Asirieaii lea ur
mat pilda, acoperind zidul 9
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