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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
AMERICAN PARTY
NAMES MCGREGOR
FOR STATE RACE
WILL TAKE No AfFiiINTING -
SUES WITH EITHER BAILEY
or NEFF, ~ DECISION

NV Nsfor'ateh ffasa,
Ut. WORTH. Aug. ia.--T ~. Ne.
eregur of Austin was selected ~ head
The state ticket ~ the American party
in state convention here today.
!. W. Green of Montgomery was
nominated ~ lieutenant governor. IT,
dorsemcni was given the candldncy oi
James E. Ferguson 81 Trmni'. tormr'.
Governor aud William !. iIOueh. ~
New York for the presiicn,y and vice
presidency respectively
Platform
Tho platform rs a r'pudiltiu ~ the
d"morrnvt party the present national
aud state administrations. tho league
4 nations and many plnnks of III"
democratic platform Light wines ana
lccrs. the cutting down uf the uuiv,rs.
ity appropriation to $500 O0J and III"
shnlitinn of twelve state offices ar
favored
Two hundred and s""cnty.on" d"l
.Hntes represented =; counties 1t IT,
convention which was opened hy y
W S,haoian of Breckenridge ~ io'ao
O'Clock Ferguson made the prinrinlc
nddrrgs ~ IN" meeting ana declared III
favur uf tho clps,d shop blsp s'und
tne what he termed the death kncll ~
the Democratic party,
To S,aV Away from Primary
In an effort to carry their own prrt'
so victory. the delegates wcr urged T.
stay way from th' democratic pt
mary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
Ho,v Boston Man Made
Great Fortune in Fe,U
Weeks Told in Detail

nv Associated rtr-s a.,
RpsTON. Aug. iO.-Chnrlcs Ponzi.
who claims to have jumped from com
uaritiy, puverty to a mulumilliunalr" =
estate in few months through u"hl'
inRS In international postal coupons
told members uf III" kiwaniS clun 10
siay. some ui the steps ~ th' pi"eHs
NV which be- claims Z" nave anlaS''l
81. fortune. TunZi making his tir I
,,,,n..,ranc. as an afternoon dinner
.n.nl,r since ne hDcamo IN" most talh
81 eff man IN the country was a lunch.
,,on guest nf the club. Tie was invited
..nm, time agu. before hc was compelled
AZ csaa. payment IN hts 'tiity percent
an a. ,hys' proposition because oi the
nrd,rs issuod hy the state bang c"ih.
missioner to the Hanover Trust com.
pany yesterday to pny no more "i
pnnzt's checks IN opening his re-
marks, p,nn reiterated his claim thnt
br WIS Sulycnt and 'Nprcsf'h conn
.lencr that this would l'' suhStnntiht"i
g,y The federal ana stat" Investigations
tnw in progress and that he would he
s,hi, to resume business in few days.
lIirrd small Ofiice.
lie related how hc hired small ~
tir. ,,E,d his small capital IN various
ht,slu.ss chom.s AMI then with AN IN
t.rnattunit reply coupon always ~
,,nnt of hlin nn his desk. began to "a
,lunc thinking
M. finally obtained financial assist.
nnrc hc said H. develop his idea AM
-n.ni ,hourinds ri dollars IN foreign
..nrrss y isi. .lrncr.
a touud uut" b. s,Nl that he pra
al coupons were h,ing odd IN tnrviEn
.nunttt,s 81 the cpuiN1lrni ~ uN
cents and could ~ cous "ri'd i"t" pui
nrr STAMPS Then al ! hid to ~ wta
ta figure huW many nichlcs m'hs q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
some Of PANHANDLE'S BEST.
FARMING LAND TRAVERSED|
DURING End DAY OF TRIP.
(By A. r. Keirsey.)

PLANVIEW Aug. l0The second day Of tho Amarillo trade
extension concluded tonight after the boosters had
raversed Of the finest agricultural territory in the entire
Panhandle that along the mesa and Cobyton branches OF the
Santa and that portion Of the line from Ston to Plain
view which place the booster special parked for the night and
Oh ered Amaroans retired to the joys Of upper berths
The visited during second day Of the excursion
Lamesa ODonn Tahoka Wilson, Slaton Crosebyton Rails
Lorenzo aou Alternately aecenter and Planvew Meals
taken at Lamesa Saon Pnview After having made the
night from Lubbock amesa the Amarillo boosters awoke
shis morning find themselves thvr" little city of sixteen
hundred people,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

Latest News Reaching
Paris Says Bolsheviki
Closing In On Warsaw
~ As.ocia,'i Press

w Nasnfiaisf fffaas
PARIS Aug i0-Slowly but surely.
the holshcyiki are closing In on War.
siw. according to the latest news reach
ing Paris Apprcciahic reinforcements
1upe1r to have hecn brought 90 the So
Wet army and In the Mlawa region
their advance IL growing more danger
uus While the latter movement does
NOT immediately threaten communism
tions hstwocn Warsaw and Danxig.
Through the Nisiula Valley. the Poles.
nevertheless. win he obliged 10 form q
nrw army north of Warsaw. 10 cope
with 10
To do so the Poles win have to draw
on the army which ~ concentrating
north ~ iuhlin. with the object of fall
INK on Russian forces which managed
2" cross to the left hank of the Bug
river In that region. n maneuver which
military experts believe might he tho
means ~ saving Warsaw and inf1lcting
a serious check ON the bolahlylkL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
Concert Given.

\ concert WIS given by tho hand on
the public square. among IN" places
visited was the office of the Lynn
County News an exceptionally good
newspaper Ter the size ~ the town
Wilson was found hy the trade evan.
rcls in be- a prosperous little town In
m" midst II wonderful agricultural
district lts prosperity WAS evidenced
hv the amount of business h"ing tran.
sactpd nj the large general stnic and
hy the construction under way on the
main business streets The band con
cert given ri this ulacc WAS much ap.
plnud a hv the citizens 4 game of
African grlf bctwcrn an Amnrtloan
and y dusl,v snn ~ Ham proved alsn
a. attract attention. The hrownskin
WIS victor Arriving at Slaton on
fHh, dule time. at 1895 a m. the ANA
rilln delegation marched behind the
hand from the station to the city, n
distance u probably mile. and visited
the merchants, A hief concert was
given Tor the citizens at Slntun hut WIS
cut fhort due a. the fact thar the h1osi
vr special was scheduled to remain
there only one hour and the ALWAYS
hungry business getters must needs gu
their empty stomachs.
Continued on Page Eight.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
GOVERNORS RACE
INARKANSAs CLOSE
SCATTERING RETIR>S NT Mip
NIGIIT CIV McREt SLIGHT
LEND OilR OrIONENTS.

NEMiHts Arg i0-S'ntt.rinE and
unofficial f,tirus 1H compiled ~ mid.
might FROM Hl rnfts of Arkansas bv
the Memphis Commercial Appeal boo the
statewide democratic primary held .
b., indicate 70 rlDss race b.iwrsn r.
g Mci2s. 7 i Tcrrail and Smcad
Powell fYr thr rlhvrnaturnl uumiul.
ii"n ~ that hour Mci:ir. lcr,rlirg
go m, .'mm,r 1l Appeal nhuhtIun
uld sI.ll 'ud
tn ihr ruItuI1l nomination contest
T n CrtivHH 0f kuncgilufn arcmd.
Irr tn she urut's m the sam, Tlurr
vps maxine re- RUNAWAY rt'r in his
runt,at with SuItw ". y kuby. the
urs ut Dol. Inh No
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
Two .-=W IN IAmesa.


There are two hanks IN lamesn.
having total resources. ~ about one
million dollars and the deposits run
ling around the three quarter million
mark. lamcsi II incorporated and
has the commission form of govern.
nrnt. and IN. town has first class
light plant and telephone exchange.
The crops raised around this little city
are milo matte. June corn. kaffir, sor'
ghum Sudan and cotton, the last
named hcing onr ~ the leading pro.
ducts More than eight thousand halos
~ cotton were raised In Dawson coun'
" last year.
Al ODonncll the boosters found the
crops about the same ms NJ
I.nmcn. with the addition ~ pretty
women. one Amarilloan declared that
The womun ~ O'ronuoll are even pret.
tier than those AT Lubbock. Despite
iis size. the indications are that O'Don.
nell enjoys about al the prosperity of
the citizens ~ famcS The reception
given by the citizens of Tahoka was n
good one \ large number q fthe
hnpslnrs were taken frem the station
hv automobiles tu the business portion
~ the town. u distance uf about half
mile. while others marched In double
formation behind the hnnd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
FRENCU CpNFRu orFFRFn
p0''SW SUPREME COMMAND
ny Associated Press

PARIS Avg 10 --G"ucral Wcl"ond
of the French army hns been Offered
supremr command ~ M" pn'isl forces
nv the pnlieh council ~ n'ti"nnl ""
fense. according to Warsaw dispatch
10 the IInVas agency.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
TRUE RUSSIAN BOUNDARY
Lines MUST Be RESPECTED
DECLARES Note TO ITALY
U. S. GOVERNMENT DECLARES FOR MAINTENANCE OF
POLITICAL INDEPENDENCE AND TERRITORIAL IN.
TEGRITy OF NATION-oTHER VIEWS OUTLINED
rY rIIE AssocIATED pnFss

WASHINGTON, Aug. l0-The American government de-
ared today for the Of the political independence an6
territorial integrity Of Poland and against any dsmembemen Of
Russia.
In note addressed to the Italian ambassador Secretary Colby
speaking with the approval and Of President Wilson, said
the United States took exception ito the efforts arrange
srmstee between Poland and Russia and would regard with
acon declaration by the allied and associated powers that
the territorial integrity and boundaries Of Russia would Be
respected
The government fatty stated however that il would at
least for the present. participate plan for the expenson Of
the arme negotiations into general European conference be-
il would in all probabilities involve results from which
the United States strongly recoils:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
Gathered In Coupons.

million.
Gathered in Coupons.
Il got In touch with mcn-thats ~
Tar as I'll gu who were able tu secure
Tor me large amounts uf coupons in
different countries They bought them
with our money and used them as col.
lateral O. hr redeemed later.
when conditions were right ! of.
lerrd to borrow munye from tide public
offered ftfty percent IN ninety DAYS
and would not promise to redeem notes
n q. though thought that three weeks
was about the right time tn bank the
money here. send u abroad. grt IA
stamps and convert them into cash.
Was Wholc Personnel.
Il started IN" Securities Exchange
company. I was everything from prcsl.
io't to office boy The second day
after ! opened gentleman from ths
chamber uf commerce came o. my -
fiCr to investigate. lie was convinced
that my sDhrmr was possible Ninpt,
percent uf the people did not know
about ths international reply rpIppnr
Then q pnst officr Inspector came
asked him " IL wir legal to huy an
international fcp'y cnuprn and chang,
II a. stamps Tie said yes asked
him " u was lcEal To- red 'em million.
uf the cnup"ns and hr said mo- h'
would have g. decide whether the,
were stolen ur where they rlmr from
Redeemed stamps.
However decided that if I redeem
~ the stamp in IN" United States a.
federal government mirht decd thli
% csfur Within their Jurisdiction thouri
there WIS uu federal or state tiw
rrninfi u i,rt the cNchlnrr r1i.. We
the sam" In Switzerland and Nurwai
| nnd s1n" other countries
50 ! drtided to redeem them here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
BOTH REPUBLICAN
FACTIONS SELECT
STATE CANDIDATES
CAPERS or DALLAS AND CUI-
BEItTSON or WICHITA FALLS
at GtBkitNATOIsfAI CANDIDATES
AMERICAN FUSION TALKED
Negotiations on for Merger Whffe.
BY Each Party VIII Name Hall
Of Electors From This
state

~ Associated Prcsa.
DALLAS. Aug 10 Two repub-
lican factions Of Texas completed
their state conventions In Dallas
today. fhc faction favorable 10
Negroes In It's personnel nominated
II. Cnpcrs of Dallas for Governor
and among other officers George
W. liurkctt of Houston for attorn.
cy gcnrl.
Candidates Named
The other convention In control
Of the regular republican organiza-
tlon nominated for governor, John
q Culb,rlson of Wichita Falls.
prominent business man of Texas
Tor lieutenant governor, Howard
NJ Smith uf Port Arthur. for at.
turncy general. Earl Wharton OF
Houston, and foT state chairman,
PIN u. lia"r. of Paris. Negotiations
are in progress Tor fusion between
tho regular republican organization
AID the American party which In
holding sessions IN II. Worth today
on the national ticket, with each
party naming hall the electors. ac-
cording 10 a statement VI leaders
here.
Open shop Endorsed
In this manner. the leaders pointed
out. they hope Ia secure half the Tex
as electoral vote for Harding and Cool
!igc. the republican presidential ant
vice presidential nominees The plat
form 81 the regular convention adopt
cd to-day de Jared for the open shoI
and THE white mans rule" IN politics
II also endorsed tie Esch. Cumming
act and n system of o.
oiirution with power given 10 enforcs
IT. decisions. urged repeal Of the La
Toilette law denounced the league cI
nations. endorsed enlargement of On,
merchant marine. hut declared agalns
:eatur~ of the recent act of congress
on that subject.
Declares for Tariff
The platform also dsclares for a pro
tcctiye tariff on livestock. wool cotton
and other products of the south. and
for repeal 81 the excess profits tax.
Tho other republican convention
adopted a platform favoring "a league
of nations endorsed prohibition. ad
vucat.ng repcal of the pcll tax n
Texas and containing a strong law
AGAINST lynching.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11


PlAlNNlEN, Aug. -l,nicrtaiu.
Wcnt royal ~ heing received ~ the
hands uf the rlliuyi,w chamber ~
commerce, the kiWauis club ami the
citiz'us ot 'lninNi'N tonight An vle.
CANT iri,d chicken supper was served
the Amlrllunas at the Coy cafe uf
which Nj ANcnt owner uf pirnnl..
Cafe ai Amarillo is proprietor The
supper was at the cNpHn." uf thr Plain.
View Ch1uhsr ut commerce and WAS
supplemented with cigars donated d.
thr kiW1nis club u WuH announced
hN the tuHsima-t.r I y. Oliver that nll
Hldt fountains Hud cigar stands u
l'luinNicW were upvu for service tu the
Amarillo trade ,yang.ls without ,nlt
utd that every automobile in M. city
w. nt their disposal Tor the asking \
vote ui thanks a. chamber uf commerce
kiwanis. citizens Of plainvivw and "a
proprietor uf the Cuzv Caf" for th,
unsurpassed service. WAS given.
Underwood Speaks.
Me- pep was lacking in the Amarillo
bunch upon arrival at PlainVicw they
plradcd the streets following the band
and stopped ~ the hand stand GA the
court house square where short con
Ger; vas given during the preparation
uf supper The welcome address was
delivered hy T. \ Underwood vice
president af rlrr National Hank ui
lltiuNirw who. acting behalf ~ the
chHmh'r ,f commerce and the city 81
rrHls turned ihy krys ~ the city over
Gee their visitors
il,nnihr1 Rrsponds.
", 'pUns" vgs rlaie hy " " Film
ri.Hn. Iud BE- assured Mr. Tndrrwo. A
and his constituents that the KEYS II
~, city nf TlniHt,w would o. sif. u
the hands uf The Amlrliluans II ~
announced that 600 tho visitors viii o.,
given am automobile ride over tho oIt,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
Text d Note.

Bg Associated ffttH.
WAslilNG Aug. l0--Thc Amer
lean governments position on the ltuH'
sian.l'ulish situation WAS outlined nj
the following note tn the Italian gov
crnmcnt. addressed a. Baron cainilo|
Romano AVcxzanan. Italian ambass,'
dor to the United states.
August no. 1920.
"ENcrllcn,y
'"rhv agreeable intimitiun. which you
have conveyed o. the state department
that the Italian government would well
cums A statement uf the Views uf tina
government un the situation presented
nS a.. Russian advance into Poland.
deserves a prompt Response. aud w.l
attempt without further delay. defin
ltiun of this governments position. not
only as 10 the situation arising from
Russian military pressure upon Poland,
but alsu a. certain cuguaie and ins"p'
arabic phases uf the Russian question
viewed NOR, broadly.
Want tfec state.
This government believe sin "a uni.
t,-i free and autonomous Polish state
and the people Il 10. United States are
earnestly .@ii,ltl0us for the maintra-
ancc ui pulnnd's political independence
aud territorial integrity. From this
attitude We viii not depart aud the
policy II this government will be- di.
rertrd 90 the employment ~ All avail.
able means O. render II vfioctual. The
government therefore takes mo- accop.
uun O. the advance being made IN
some quarters tu hrrung" AN armistice
between Poland and Russia. but 4
would not. 40 least Tor the present. par
iicipitc iu any plan fur the expansion
uf the urmlstlcv negotiations into a
general European conference which
w"uld On all probability involve two
results. from both ui which this Cuuu.
try strongly Trruils VIZ.
.Thr recognition 90 the Bolshiylkl
rrEm. and settlement of l,ussitn
problems Himut inevitable upon basis
rf t d.smpmhsfmeut of Russia.
"Tum thr beginning 90 The Russian
revolution Boz March 1917. o. the present
time fhe government and the people
uf 10, United states had allowed it,
development with friendly solicitude
and With profound sympathy fur the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-12
69-Taxi Phone-69
NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS

The old reliable ]. r. watkins
remedies. spices and toilet prepare
lions. etc. will be sold hereafter at
703 East Santa Fe avenue, having
bought the agency from c. p.
Huckabay. Phone 1491-J.
g.. A. HODGES.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-12

SHADY NOOK RANCH
Country Butter, Buttermilk and
Cottage Cheese. Phone 14Oo-J4.
Mr.. II. n. Thomas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-12

d. NJ WILLIAMS. Dentist.
Rooms 1 and .. Whiting Building,
Second and Gold. Phone 6S4.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-12
158--Taxi--176

CITY gLECTRIC SHOE SHOP
Phone 667-w. Els South Second.
Free Call and Delivery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-12

L. S. Turner, the sales manager
for the Colorado Lehigh Tire COM
pany, Denver. Colo. has returned
TO Denver, after establishing two
branches in this city, as announc-
ed elsewhere in today's journal,
and his company offers some great
bargains in tires as Introductory
announcement. During the abb
sence of Mr.. Turner. Arthur Riner
is the sales representative here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-12
S77-W-Taxi-S77-W

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bradford will
accept limited number OF vocal
pupils, afternoons, at st. Johns
guild hall. South Fourth street.
The pure Italian method taught.
Tor appointments for lessons adj
dress 1OS Yale avenue or call
mornings at the hall.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-12

The biggest and best mo-
tor moving outfit in town.
Henry : Mathews Transfer.
Phone Sa8f
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-12
Dare de seama 81 multumita publica

mului rominesc 81 mai ales al ma
mel Uninne, care Sc bucura, vain
du-si copii sal veseli 81 en- inima
senina. D-sa multumeste tuturor
reprezcntantilor earl an binevoit
a luat partc Ia 0 'serbare att de
inscmnata. Dcase,nnnea multumc-
ste tuturor participantilor. CA
planze.
AL patrhlea ia cuvintul IN anne
rican, Prof. Stone, directorul SEQ
1ilor, care yorbind in englezes.e
ia cuvint dl. Jivi- Banatcanu care
cxplicind inSromincstc, spunind cd
Mr.. Stone landa mutt poporul ro-
mfncse 81 tot odata roaga pc toti
rominii de a nrma pcoala pentru
invata lilnba acestei tari 81 mai
alcs pc aceia ce vor a devcni ceta-
teni pentrn q lc Fl mai sprc uso-
rinta in orr &c afaceri. 'D-sa ter
nina zicind in romineste "Traia-
sea Ulpia Traiana -, (Aplauze.)
! AL cincilcas vorbcste dl. /. Jivi-
Banatcanu. D-sa arata mai multe
lucruri din trecut, petrecute in ST.
nul societatilor STA InstNutului IT,
pografic. Tot odata lauda membrii
societatii Jlpia Traana carl in
totdcauna alis stiut a-si face dato-
rinta cuvenita fata de Uniune 81
dc pretiosul lnostru ziar America.
De asemenea indeamna pc fratii
romini 81 mai alcs pc aceia carl nu
apartin inca la nici organizatie
a nu sta la b parte nepasatori ci
a sc inscrie membri la societati,
caci numai asa sd pot mindri cu
lnumele de romini. Daca 81 dinsii
stunt organizati 81 ce este organiza-
tia, societati, parochii 81 cluburi.'
| (Aplauze.)
AL saselea ia cuvintul Presedin-
telc actual 'al soc. Ulpia Traiana,
D-nul Ion Ragncala. D-sa arata
mai multc lucruri din trccut pc
trecute m Occurs de 10 ami de
existcnta scoietatilor &c astazi
poarta numele de Ulpia Traiana
avind dcsfule sneplaceri 81 sufe
Irit destule pima &c dat nina cu
nina pentru a alma durerca 81 va
paia. Dcci prin vrednici lor men,
bri astazi Sc pot mindri de numeic
eel poarta. .D-sa termina zic1nd
ca mmai asa ne putem numi ro-
mini adevhrati daca ne iubim unii
Pc altii 81 ma;.-a!cs socictatca din
care fac parte si'pe mama Uninne.
(Viu aplaudat.)
AL septelea ia cuvint Presedin-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-12
LIBERTY BONDUR1
ST MARCI DE CRUTARE

vinde-le acuma. Platim ban
gaia 81 preturile ccle mai buna.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room ZIG Lennox
Bldg, al dolca Etai. Luati elc-
vaaorul colt cu East 9th 81 Eu
iclid Avei,le. Dc-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pi-
na la orelc 6 o. nj. (1x6l
(Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-12


tele Parochiei DIR. cat. ST. Gheorghe
din loc,' dl. loan Hosu. D-sa spu-
ne in vorbe frumoase caci ca ro-
mini arr Fl bine he inbi uni en-
altii 81 a MI ne vorbi 81 ne ride
de fratii de um neam $ I'M SINCE,
caci atunci nu ne numim FRAT, p
nnmai hume falls, dnpa cnm se
intImpM de mnlte orr printrc ro-
mini nostri mllte mcruri earl nu
az trcbui sa fie. Oar cr sl faci
asa suntem fnvatati 81 pace. CA.
plauzc.)
(Sfirsitul va urma.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-12
ADRESELE SOC. RONI1NE DE AJUTOR 81
CUITURA DIN AMERICA.

mo. 20. .simion Bdrnutix", 1865
Webster Ave-, Chicago, III.
mo. q. ,,A1rel Tloicus' P. o. B.
233, Bettendorf, Iowa.
No. q. ,,Aradana" P. o. B. Gil
Dayton, Ohio.
No. 73. ,,Romsnio Nowd" p. o. b.
3O5, Cambridge, O.
No. "a. sArdeleono'' clio John Pop
Cafe, Licking Pike, New.
port, Ky.
No. Is. ,Andrei Mssrdso,.", 26s
Spruce Str., Bridgeport
Conn.
No. 76. ,,Apoleano'', p. o. B.. s,
Hubbard, Ohio.
No. IT, ,,Pyinful Carol ;, P. o. B.
882, Columbus, o.
No. 78. .Dragostec Romsnds', p.
O. B. 160,- Anderson, Ind
No. 70. ,,PlagorM Romsn", O45
Poland Ave-, Youngstown,
o = Bell Phone: Federal
1446; Autom. Phone 1888.
No. 80. ,,Ros.;ris Hosss r. O. B.
238, Universal, Pa.
No. 81 s'Sdmswdtor9l RomtNs'. p.
B. 278, e. Youngstown, o.
No. SO. ,,Coroawc Romsnier', P,
o. B. 176, Yorkville, ..
No. IS. ,,Furmico' 1853 Front Str.
Toledo, Ohio.
No. Sc. %. r. Andrei Baron de Sa
gun0 81 Cruce0 Ronsxf'
2449--25. Street., 8 Ave-,
Terre Haute, Indiana.
No. 81. ,,Dr. Il. Escaoix r. r."
224 N. B-way, Aurora, III.
No. 88., ,,Csmpul Ldbertdf;fs, 1916
a8th Ave. w., New Duluth,
MINI.
No. 80. Soc. ,,Nle Martin Sails
teanu" P. @. B. 1O8, Num-
Gle. Indiana.
No. 80. ,,Hora Uniriv', p. o. b.
54, Highland Park, Mich.
No. 81. s:loan I. G. B.dtia~u's p.
0. B. Al, Mansfield, O.
No: o.. ,,Fa6ises FsdfssscTs p. o.
B. D., Mt. Union, Pa.
No. -93. ..Dr. Iuliu lfaniu". 1924
Garfield Ave-, Canton, O.
No. 95. ,,fnojngereo Romsnd's -
Box 564, Sta. 5, Flint, Mich.
No. 96: ,,Woodrou Wilson, p. o.
B. 120, Lansing, Mich.
No. 1Ol. ,,Bsesrs,ts', p. o. B. $40,
Thorpe, ". va.
No. 102. smbovitof', r. o. b. 70,
Highlandsown, Bsltimors,
N. d.
No. 108. yVasils Stoicd", Rouma.
nian Hall, 727 South Plate
Str. KOkOnO. Ind.
No. 104.,, ,voluntarii Romf1iei"
7O4-N. 3rd Str, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
No. 105. ,,Dr. g. Angelescu", P.
o. B. 221, Sta. B., Cleye-
land, Ohio.
No. 1O6. ,,Romfnul Ardslean'',
3719 Broadway, Cleveland,
Ohio.
No. 1Oz ,,A~ror6', cor. 3rd and
Linden Str, SO. Bethlehem
Pa
No. 1OS. ;,1Ghior Livius d. Teiu.
sqenu'', 60 Cop House, Ha.
mmond, Ind.
No. 100. ,,Octavion Gogo" P. O. B.
24O, Lima, Ohio.
No. 40. ,,Elibsrarea Neamulul
Romfnesc", P. O. B.. 25
Tonawanda, N. Y.
No. Ill. ,,lsvor,ss', p. o. Box 30s,
Mcdonald, Ohio.
70. 112. ,,Yalnicul zarand Romln'
5724 w GA Str, Clearing,
Illinois. =.
No. 113. ,,Dihoreana", 381 Mar.
ket Str, Port Amboy, N. J.
No. 1l6. .,strainul Llber". 1871
Sarpy Ave-, St. Louis, Mo.
No. 1T. ,,Desrobirea Neamulni
Rominesc'', % Oregan Str.
Warren, Ohio. ~
No. 1l8. ,'Ardslsana", P. O.. 3.
116, 1lasco, Mo.
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