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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09

donees, alienees or immediate, mesns
or remote, voluntary or involuntary
grantees Of Louis Lardoise, deceased
Of Joseph Story, deceased. Of Charles
Lucas. deceased, Of Abraham Barnes
deceased. Of Joseph Magee. deceased
Of William. NJ Cin deceased. and Of
Trurtsn Roberts. deceased. and the
unknown consort Of Jesse Gopher, de.
ceased, and Of each Of them respective.
ly. aud al persons claiming. or who
might claim by. through or under then
or either Of them. defendants.
THE STATE OF MISSOURI. to the
above named unknown defendants,
GREETING:
You are hereby notified that an sction
has been commenced sgsins, you in the
Circuit Court Of Boone County, Missouri.
affecting the title to the following de
seribed lands and tenements lying. be
ing and situate in Boone County, Mis-
soufi. to-Nif:
The west half Of the southeast guar
.er Of section eight 49,, the east par {
he eas, half Of the southwest quarte. o.
said section eight t8l, that part Of the
vest half of the northeast qiarter ..
section seventeen (l7i that hes mort
II the center Of the Columbia and Fay
cite Road and The east par, OF that par
Of the east half Of the northwest quar-
ter oil said section seventeen 40 thai
lies north Of the center of said road-al
a township foi.y-nine ts9l North. Ranc,
fourteen (l4l West OF the Fifth Pria
cipal Meridian, beginning al a poini
N the center Of the Columbia and Faye-,
"oad. north 64ii degrees wesl 927ai fee
lroh . stone lAl in the ce-ier Of sai
road, and in line with a division lcnc,
taken to be on the north and south sab
iivision line Of the northeast quarter o
aid section seventeen Q-l: iherc,
north 0 degrees Is uirg;es IVES: l7G
Get 20 corner ieaoe post tn'- ak-a
lie h-IiUa poiE, leu.eal .le -el-cr e.
said sect.sl. CHI ard the quar- er sc
ion corner oh the east SIDE ibeioo
lhence north 82'a degrees west tSsr,1
No- 3l05l 2iS7 fcet to a pain, W er
he ess; and ives, Subdivision lire Of s1i
section eight C8i; thence south dc
-fees IS minutes east 1854 ieei 70 4 poi1.
- the center Of the Columbia ant
ayette Road; thence, With tie center c.
aid road; south 70i. degrees east 5Gi.s
Get to a point "a, south 20 degrees
.isi 1886 feet to a poia, (5). south 6
lerrees 10 minutes cas- 737 feet 10 n.
'ezia,ins. and coniajHins tsgo hund-t
I'd torlr aces: which saii actor ! 7.
Enable on the hrs' dsy Of the u-xl te
lar term Of this court 10 be held al III
a'irt house in the Cir Of Colunb,-
'cone County. Missouri. on MONDAV
aNUARY 3. 1921 when and where 70
nav appear and snswer or o,herwis.
'efend such action; otherwise plaintiffs
'etition viii be taken IS confess and
Judgment rendered accordingly.
trse copy from the rccofd:
WITNESS my hand as clerk Of lhe
-ircait Co,lrt Of Boore County. Mis-
suri. and the seal Of said court. Done
Office IN Columbia, Missouri. this 1911 |
sy Of November. 1920.
fsssl-S r. S. POLLARD, Clerk.
aa E. Boggs.
ttty. for Plffs. !
U.s, ;rs..,;., n.., "a, i
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State Of Missouri,
Ceunry Of Boone. } Sc.
In the circuit Court. in vacation brfo,
January Term. 1921.
LULA P. BERRY, Plaintiff.
against t2645el
The unknown heirs, eousorss devise~s
donees. alienees or immediate. mesns
OF remote voluntary or involuntar,
grantees Of Frederick A. Hamilton. de.
ceased. Of Benjamin Sharp. deceased
Of John ". Yeldell. deceased. Of Alex.
ander Douglass. deceased. Of Edward
P. Rogers. deceased. Of John hampton,
deceased, of Turner r. Haden. de-
ceased. Of Henry 7. Rainey, deceased.
Of Felix C. Laforce. deceased. Of Leon.
idas E. Brown. deceased, Of Edgar Fin.
ley, deceased, of Jno N. Samuel. Trus.
tee deceased of Jno. E. johnson, de-
ceased, Of W. A. Stewart. deceased. Of
Ambrose Young. deceased. Of Jno. NJ.
Samuel, deceased. Of Thos. Roland, de-
ceased, of Hiram Phillips. deceased, Of
frsnk Wilcox, deceased, Of James c.
Orr. deceased, and Of James B. Ruckle
deceased. and Of each Of them respect
iyeIv. end all persons claiming. or who
might claim by. through or under them,
or citheS Sf them, defendants.
LIE STATE OF MISSOURI. to the
above named unknown defendants,
CREETINC:-
You are hereby notified tia; an action
has been commenced sgains, you in the
Circuit Court Of Boone County, Missouri,
affecting the file to the following de-
scribed lands and tenemenis lying. be-
ing and situate in Boone County, Missou--
n. towit:-A part Of Lots Number three
hundred and for;y-nine l34ol and three
hundred and Fifty $500. in the original
Town now city. Of Columbia, Missouri
described as follows: BEGINNING al
poinl twenty-five - :eei north Of The
t~-'hwcsi cornr- 5l Lot Number 3i9.
thence n,4r, 81 feet. thence east to the
night Of way Of the Wabash railroad
thence soulhraTJly along said riehi-oi-
way to a pnin; g feet north Of the south
line Of lot number $40. thence west to
the point Of beginning; which said ae-
lion is returnable on the first day OF the
next regular term Of this court to be held
al the Court House in the Cits Of Colum-
bia, Boone Counfy. Missouri. on MON.
DAY. JANUARY 3. 1921. when and
where you may appear and answer or
oiherwi defend such action; otherwise
plaintiffs petition viii be taken as con
fezsed and Judgment rendered according
h.
A true copy from the record:
WITNESS my hand as clerk OF the Cii-
cult Court OF Boone County, Missouri
and the seal Of said court Done al oil
flee in Cclumbia, Misso--i this lssh ddN
o. November. 1920
(sEAL) r. s. POLLARD. Clerk
BY Marjorie Quinn. Deputy.
J. E. Boggs.
Am. for Plff. Ias insertion Dec 'ls)
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09
lie II. Hendrick and John W. Harris

ue II. Hendrick and John W. Harris
Jr., plaintiffs. .s.=.....,.
agains, t264sO
Sue Mcclure, John II. Mcclure, William
v. Mcclure, John F. Mcclure, Sallie
F. Mcclure. Carrie NJ. Shskelfcrd
James ". Mcclure, Daisy M. Greer,
Gertrude Al. MoDo1zid, Fsnnie NJ.
Matthews. Virgil McQmtfy. uenz Nc
Guilty., Blanche l. Palmer. Montgom-
cry Mccullough. Wiiiiam 4. Ecru
and the unknown heirs, consorts, de
sisees. donees- alienees and immediate.
mesne, remote, voluntary and invol.
ontay grantees Of William Mcclure.
deceased. and Of NJ. P. Eeniz, de
ceased. and Of Montgomery P. Lientz.
deceased. F. ]. Mcclure and The Co
lumbia Cemetery Association, oorpo-
ration, The Trustees Of the Town
Smithton and the City Of Columbia,
Missouri, defendants.
THE STATE OF MISSOURI, 10 the
above named unknown defendants, and
non-residen; defendants, John II. Nc
Clure, William v. Mcclure. John
Mcclure, Sallie F. Mcclure, Carrie NJ
Shakelford. James ". Mcclure, Daiss
NJ Greer, Gertrude ". Mcdonald
Fannie NJ. Matthews, Virgil McQuiit,
Eenlz McQuitiy, Blanche L. Palmer
Montgomery Mccullough. william, A.
Eentz, The Trustees of the TOwn o.
Sniih,on and F. J. Mcclure
GREETING:
Yon are hereby notified thai an action
has been commented againsi you in the
Circuit Court OF Boone County, Missouri
the title to Ire following de
scribed lands and tenemenis lying. be
ing and situate in the City of Columbia
formerly the Town Of Columbia Mis-
souri,, and in Boone County, Missouri
ma known as Lots Nos 207. 203 2l3
2l5 2l6, Z2l. 222. 223 and 224 in The
iumbia eme;ery in said city: which
said action is reiuu.able on the hrsi day
# the next regular term Of tl'is oouri
o, be, held a The C9ari House in the
City Of Columbia. Booze Couniy Ills.
.ouri. on MONDAY. JANUARY ;. 1921,
when and where yon NAV appear and
answer or otherwise defend ssch action:
,therwise plsiriifrs' petition vii be taken
IS confessed and judgment rendered ac-
true copy from The record:
WITNESS MY hand as clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of Boone County. Mis-
;ouri, and the seal Of said court Done
1t Office in Columbia Missouri. this 10Th
iay CT November, 1920.
tseal.) r. S. POLLARD, Clerk
Y. I. Gentry,
Atty. ior Plas.
MARJORIE orNN. Deputy.
TLasi insertion December 49,
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09
KANSAS FOULD USE
TRICKS AGAINST HARVARD

DR.. Forrest C. Allen, the guiding star
Of Kansas athletic destinies, has receiv.
cd no word from either Harvard. Centre
or Noue Dame relative to ,ibe ~schedul-
ing of game with the Jayhawkcrs. T. j.
Immediate work on a number of COM
rlicated, battling, trick plays is premis-
ed by Coach Allen il apy sf these teams
mentioned are landed for an early sea.
son mixup. Speed and trickiresss are the
factors that would enable Kansas to
make 4 strong showing in defense Of the
honor Of the state against such mighty
invaders, the coaches think. .a
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09
EIGHT INITIATES
fOR c MEMS GLIB

Eight men are TO be initiated into the
C Mems Club Of Columbia High School
Friday morning. They are George Wood.
worth. Forest Wilhiie, William Stephen.
son, James Armistead. Bob Cassidy. Cyril
Coggins. Lorald Piait and Reginald un-
derhill. all Of whom won their letter in
football. The club will entertain imme-
diately after the initiation.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09
PiKERS START Official
ACTON FOR NEV NAME

The Washington students have started
heir first official act to kill the nick
name which they have been known b.
for years. The Student Council Of the
school adopted the resolution made BY
The alumni and the athletic officials and
have started name contest This con
test win lasr until January IS when the
most appropriate name will be select
cd.
The question is, after they have select
ed a name that IS more to their liking
how will they make other schools in the
Valley use il?
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09
SIGMA NJ WINS TWO
IND LOOSES Owe

In the second round of play in the
inter-fraiernity pool tournament yesier-
day at the Recreation Psrlor, the Sigma
Nus won from Kappa Sigma and Kappa
Alpha so to Il and so 10 55. but lost to
Sisma Alpha Epsilon AZ TO 50. Phi Del
ia Theta beat Zcta Beta Tau 50 to "a
and Beta Theta ri defeated the Alpha
fau Cmega 80 10 IS.
Below as the standing Of The teams to
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09
In the Field of Sbo,t

ference there is ruling that no man NAV
go out for more than two major sports.
Northwestern University is urging that
such legislation be repealed on the
ground that il keeps many athletes from
attending schools.
The two-sport rule seems to be, from
practical application, an excellent one.
How many men are starring in more
than two sports? In most cases a man
is a brilliant performer in only one
sport. The greatest Of athletes feature
only one branch of athletics. To be an
excellent athlete in any sport, there mus,
be specialized training. This training
will be hindered by a man going OIL for
any sport other than the one which he is
specializing in.
An eminent authority on sports claims
that basketball player having. PLAYED
several years is spoiled for any other
branch Of athletics. 1t is claimed that
;he bones and muscles are so ios,le,l b
the jumping and running on the boards
that they will not respond in the proper
manner for any other division Of aih.
leiics such as football or track. This
theory is in part new one, but has in
it possibilities which may have some
bearing on the future training Of ath.
leies.
Track and football are Two good com
binations for a man, as football. which
precedes track as a rule is an excellent
conditioner OF course there are iniir.
les to be sustained in football. but these
in orier 10 hinder q track athletes ca
recr. must be Of serious nature.
Jus, how the Northwestern authorities
figure that a man can take part in more
;han two sports Is something 0. Al enig-
M. Basketball lsork begi1s before fest
ssll closes. wl,;ie rack g1es on duin.
basketball sesson and in the sprius Fl
conjunction With bas-b1n.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09
.Iyrr --T-

yF-H E1
f12 C~s. SIR FHE
Tie C-sa s;a-, axe b-.ne pr through
, siff --s'e.1aG --etice this week By
q anticipation -of tie
gan -i-l sad ha '--aup,erei 1agiag
he t tal.'-ys.
Ac,oliir- q, ela-ls from Lincoln, the
arozeet-7 -r Bccomiag brighter every
day ~ rie-i1g t,aA. EsFis ilubsa.
last sscls fsattll stl-, has iolned a
sait --i VII er7ve '1la-lic 4ssc, 20
the Husker hge. Ailay q last years
freshmen a.e reported to be sh9Ying
good fern.
Tie fiTsi games ha,e not as yet, been
decided uFon. hu, Il j. c.pecied lLa'
Neh-asGa viii ,ake part in one or two
contests before the i1va ion Of the Easi
hesins. The first home games are SEIZED
le,l Tor January Il and Is when the
Scarlet and Cream meets the G-innell
Tiinie,.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09

letion: Otherwise plaintiffs 8 petition viii
&c taken as confessed and Judgmen,
ends-ed accordingly.
irIe copy from the record:
WITNESS my hand as clerk Of the
ircuii court of Boone County, Missouri.
and the seal of said couri Done a.
.Eee in Columbia, Missouri, this 9Th
d, u No,,lnber lg21.
seal *. ;. POLLARD, CLERK !
y. NJ. Dinwiddie,
---,. -, ria.
MARJORIE QUINN. Deputy.
iasi .s-esiol Dec. -, lsA
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
State Of Aiissour;.l

State Of Missouri
ls:
County Of Boone. }
In the Circuit Court. n vscation be-
fore January Term. 1921.
NJ. NJ. Tandy, md Grace Tsnds. Exeeui.
rix of the las, viii and testament Of
II. n. Tandy, deceased. PLAINTIFF
against t26445l
The unknown heirs, ccnsort. devisees,
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09
ogDER OF PUBLICATION
State Of Missouri

State Of Missouri
)ss:
County Of Boone, }
In the Circuit Court, in vacation Dc
fore January Term 1921.
Virgil NJ. Harris, Jane II. Rogers, Mat
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09

In the class 4 section Of the billiard
tolraamsuf Adams defeated Miller 80
to = and Iisny won rpm Adams 100
to Il.
In The championship section SpuIling
defeated Ksi .eHcr IS to 81
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09

SHOULD ( NAN ENGAGE
m MORE THAF . MAJOR SP0RTS2
In some SCHOOLS N the Big Ten Con-
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09
Phone s.

FOR RENr-Furnished room at llOl
faquln. Phone lS72-white. P.78f.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09

FOR RENT-A desirable room, 1917
l. Broadway. Phone $50. J.77tf
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09
MISCELLANEOUS
BOARD AND LODGING

FOR REAT-one nice front room on
hrsi Seor; one-half room for man on
third floor. One block from campus and
two blocks frnra R-osa,vny. lis $. 9th
s.. Phone. 500 White. C.87
. FOR RENT-SingIe room for gentle.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-09

'Last insertion December lel
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-15
w. A. CORMAN AND MISS
ROWENA PEELER WED

A pretty romance was consumma-
ted at the home of Rev. A. A. Col
Inns, Tuesday morning at $3.50, when
Miss Rowena Peeler of Meadow and
Mr.. W. A. German Of Lamesa were
united in marriage. The young peo-
pie have been sweethearts for long
time. The couple stole march on
their waiting friends who were eX-
pecting to witness the marriage Sat
urday morning Mr. German came
TO Lubbock, where the young lady
was visiting and they were quietly
married and MIR. German returned
to his home TO await the coming Of
his bride, who will 20 To Lamesa in
a few days
Miss peeler is the daughter Of
Mr. Peebler Of Meadow, the enter
prising merchant Of that place. Miss
Rowena has q host OF friends who
will miss her and who extend her
kind wishes in her new life. Mr.
German is manager Of the McAdams
Lumber Co. az Lamesa and Is 10 be
congratulated on winning so fair a
bride The happy pair extend sym
patty 20 their waiting friends who
have spent so much effort collecting
old shoes and rice and other me
mentoes Surely Dan Cupid has the
laugh with him this time
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-15
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
LEASES JUsriCEBuRC PIT


The gravel pi, known A. the fam
Gus Justiceburg pit, has been recent
~ leased by the Panhandle construe-
ton Company for a period OF one
year. The consideration Of this lease
IA reported TO be $4,000 or $500 per
month for the year. This company
will have the right 20 mine all the
gravel wanted under the terms OF
the lease II Is supposed that most OF
this, however, viii be used by this
company for the paving OF the Lub-
book streets. The engineer OF the
company together with other con
tractors, belonging 70 this company,
or who will be associated with them
in the work here, are In the city
this week and are making prepare
tions 10 start this work on n big
scale.
Actual commencement OF the paw
ing will start on the block east OF
the square on Broadway, that being
what is considered the least used por-
ton Of the streets. or the street
south Of Hodges Grocery. This will
likely be started Immediately, as we
are informed much material has ar
rived and more coming each day,
and in accordance with this compa-
ny's contract with the county, paw
ing on the county's portion Of the
plan will have 10 be started within
80 days, thus If this block is complet-
ed, work will have TO start at once.
The company chooses the street or
portion Of the paving. we are inform
ed which is least used by travel for
their first work, as they will be less
organized and equipped TO do fast
work than after they have the full
crew working.
Nothing definite about the Santa
Fe railroads portion Of the paving
plan has been learned. This compa-
ny has been given the right TO use
other materials than that which will
be used in the building Of other por-
tions of the street. II is thought that
this company will start their work
and have il completed before the
balance Of the paving is completed.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-15
BOND ELECTION ORDERED
FOR DISTRICT s

In another column of this paper
viii be found a notice Of election for
District 6, Lubbock county, for the
purpose Of determining whether or
not that district will allow the issu-
ance Of bonds in the amount Of 49,
900 for the purpose Of erecting a
suitable school building The present
school is being held in tent and we
are informed that the patrons Of this
district are very desirous t. vote
for the bonds ~ order 10 secure the
rev building
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-15
NEW HOPE NEWS
OF THE PAST WEEK

There will be preaching at New
Hope next Sunday morning Every
body is cordially invited to come.
Mr. and Mrs. s. p Eof were cal
led TO the Canyon community Tues
dav morning on account Of the death
of their little grandson, son OF MI.
and Mrs. ]. c. McDale. We sympa-
thize with the bereaved ones in their
sorrow.
Mr.. s. d. Pate is hauling lumber
this week to build his new house.
Mr.. S D. Stewart was in town Sat
urday.
Messrs. Calvin and Ealy Eof were
in town Saturday afternoon.
Miss Blanche ENNIS and brother.
Clarence, attended the b. Y. ?. U.
social al Lubbock Friday nigth. They
report an enjoyable time.
Mr.. Virgil Cowart was a Lubbock
visitor Saturda yafiernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Richardson mo-
tored to Lubbock Saturday.
Miss Ninetta EOff and brother,
Ealy, attended Miss Ethel stephens
birthday party Friday night They re-
port an enjoyable time.
Miss Blanche Emms attended the
party given by the Senior class OF
the Lubbock high school Saturday
night She reports a splendid time.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Rhoades were in
town Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Bourland and fami-
liz spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mrs. Bourland's sister, Mrs.
Hood. Of the Shalowatler eommuni-
". Their daughter, Miss Loueil,
stayed over there.
Miss Matte Barber spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with her aunt
Mrs. Hood. Of the Shallowater com
munity.
Mr.. S. p. Eoff was a business Wis
itor TO Lubbock Saturday.
Mr.. Floyd Shipman OF the Union
community was a pleasant caller al
1.-THE Cowart home Sunday afternoon.
N Mr.. T.. j. Cowart was In town Sat
urday afternoon. -.
lMr. s. ID. Pate has his windmill
W on his place.
[.Mr. Stephenson had the misfortune
'of getting all Of his feed destroyed
BY IRE Sunday night.
Some Of the farmers have plant.
lsd their corn. A nice shower would
Is apprec lated on d now.
lMosi all o. the fruit has been ~.
"A hy the Last two cold spells. We
a. hoping 40 will not have any
nlers cold weather
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-15
JUSTICE FAIN MARRIES
TERRY COUNTY COUPLE

William Crowder and Miss Edna
Fowler, step-brother and sister. ar
rived in our city Saturday afternoon
shortly after the noon hour, from
Terry county and about 2 90 o'clock
after securing marriage license, were
married in the Clerks office BY jus
tice Fain The couple are well known
in Terry county, Miss Fowler be-
ing a teacher in the Gomez school
They returned 10 the home Of par
ents that afternoon.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-15

Messrs. G.. G. Tilson and c. II. Hill
ton Of Plainview we're here the first
part of this week transacting busi-
ness.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-15
A RIG SHIPMENT

or boys suits for spring and sum.
mer wear just received by l.. r
Hunt d Co. 421
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-15

II its in Lubbock, we have it,
North Side Gro. Co. 4O4
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-15

{. A. BURRUs. Asst Cash.
c. c. PEARSON. Asst Cashier : Z
G.. p. MITCHELL. Asst. Cashies
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-02
G. o N " o. g A R E !.
(26-27)

S0clctatea romina dc ajut0r 81
cultura ,,Stcaua Romina' din H.
dianapolis, Indiana, canvoarI re
toti membrii sal din loc 81 din
lur a lua parte la sedinta genera
La, care sc va tinea Dumine.a, 6
lunie 1920, la orclc 9 p. m., in
hala din GIT West Pearl Street.
Tot odata sunt rugati acei frati
Romini carl dorcsc a .dovcni ca
membrii al accstci sOcietati, sprc
binele propriu 81 inaintarca nca-
mlllni rominesc, si sc prczinte in
ziua de mai sus numita.
La o1Alinea zilei vor fl urma-
t0areles:
]. Deschiderea, sedintei.
2. Cetirea listeit fnnctionarilor.
3. Cetirea listei menSbrilor de
catra secretar, care sa notcze alb,
sentcle.
4. Cetirea prOccsuMi verbal
della intrunirea trecuta.
5. Admiterea memibriloF Gu
cart de transfer.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-02

reasca impli,ra pd Aliati sd ii
binevoitori sil tara ,,tlturor sd
crificiilor" \; cind ministrul d,
filante, Koraayil, in parlamen;
tul din Budspcsta (sedinta de'a
12 Aprilie a. c.) a avut cutezan
ta sd pronuRte acestc cuvinte
,.Nu la moi Sc poi petrece faptc
de un popor cWilizat
Sa treaca, Aliatii frontiera de a
colo (adita in Rominia N. R.) s.
Ivor avea pEilejul sd constate ci,
ne savirseste barbarii's (?!)
De sigr.r, ca ministrul Kora.
lnyil, MI este eel din urmil un-
CUR care cultiva, Gle prcferinti
Icalomnia III adreSa noastra. Ras-
punsml la o. asemcnea irsolentl
SAL dea intreaga populatiune dc
origine maghiara din cuprinsul
statului nOstr,l, .consllltIndu-si. fi-
ccare constiinta.
(,,Universul").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-02
1NCUNOSTIINTARE.

Socletatca romlna de ajutor 81
cultura ,.Dacia Traiana" din Ne
wark, Ohio, roaga pc toti mem
bril- sal a 'lua la cunostinta ca
sa votat de toti mcmbrii societa-
tll in adunarea speciala extra Or
dinara socict;ltii Dacia Traiana
din % Martie 1920. ca fiecare
membrn este dator 80 de cent?
mai multi pc doua luni, la care
s'a votat sd fic luna lni Maiu 81
lnnie pentru speselc trimiterei IL
nuia sau doui dclcgati la aduna-
rea general a Vninnei. Dcci socic-
tatea r0aga pc toti membrii sa
a-si face datorinta fata de socie-
tate, att eel din localitate, cit
81 cei din afara.
In numclc socictatii ..Dacia
din Newark, Ohio:
loan Samala, presedinte.
Vasile Cristea, secretar.
(26-27)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-02
G O N v o G A r E i.
(26-27)

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura .,Romana CarpatinaI'' dir
Cleveland, Ohio, convoaca pc tot
membrii sal din loc 81 din jur .
lua parte la adunarea gnerala, ct,
re va avea loe Dnmineca, 6 Innie
1920, in hala. societatii din, 1902
West 5Sth Street.
Ilrcepntul la orele 2p. IN.
Avind i'm vederc punctele earl
sunt dr rezolvat la aceastas ad,:
mare, preclIm 81 aleeerea nouilDr
fnnctionari, dclegati etc, tot
membrii sunt rugati staruitor a
lna parte la aceasta adunare.
In numele societatii Romano
Carpantina'' din Cleveland, o.
Prezidiul.
(26-27)