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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
World series TO Open III
chicago or Cleveland

'1-cz-o. SEPT THE American
-.a2gus Won ms ,oss III the meeting
as 1aConHl Commission today
.a- n --st worlds series game will
- u.z-ed set. II the American
-za-ua lily winning ttlP pennaur.
- -rs- rh~ee games VIII Nc play
g.. sArne clty, Oct. ., ana :. On
t--1a-. rs cams will travel anu IN
Is ~ VII open q four game series
n5 Ea1urlal League city. m Get.
rsr VII --avel again 10 play IN
IL --e~,11a League CITY on OCT Il.
-.r-1 game Is necessary. y viii
ii y the National League.
national Commission ALSO ne
-.-s- III. Z the American League
-z1a -esult- n 4 II between Chicago
nj er-eiand q ttree game ser1es
II -HcHssar-v 10 1eelde ne WIN
-a~ II eaa1 event the first game viii
rs ~avaa = Cleveland. he second n
---ro ana he third on neutral
e-7-n1.
- ~7r-rnlssnn ieciaed upon PLAY
me game series 70 decide the
as o,assIc. The schedule Is
v- n gives me American League
nree games. while The Ma
,5H-. --@Eue mas me ns211 four. The
--zg-- Eame 7 necessary, viii pe
.@ra- = american League grounds
-azlun n me ninth game was
---- -r -ls loss n com, II which
.--s1ra. league won with me
alls Two newspapsrnen
oe~r Lied INTO ne meeting wn.crl
"a - aZe"lItIve SESSION. 70 act as
7---aysss ~ ms ross.-1ne q make
-- r7s a-C the pfher % lad ting
--ar = Fell.
a-ae1uie. Z, was declaefi. NAV
aE- -o ne -nnved back IT event
.lnd ana Chicago finishing
r aasnr n 4 -le IN that case tt1e
7-~r-.zso- de~lded that tnreH
ar =7-,es would ne playnd 20 de-
oaunaut. one IN chicago AMI
"evaland ana third T neces-
y 7au1-a. rounds
r1-rrrlsslun held ssc-.1 confer
--e- lis afternoon ana adjourned
-0~r71--ow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
Cox Twists League
Issue to Benefit
American Farmer

Grand Island. Nebraska. sept e.
interest u American farmers n ma.
ne European markets -or their sur
Plus by establishment Of ne League.
at Nations was ma naAs vi Argu-
nar1s Gven uv Governor Cox today
through ne Nebraska corn belt
The league, he saId would ud az
i1cllltur1s1s Dy staoIlIzlnc foreign and
donesFI. power and by turning ar-na-
-nenI funds INTO oonmerrc abroad
and Development If natural resUur-
as d, hume
Re declared ma, ths LeaEue -cpra-.
-auilsnInpuL Of n. new order"
Discussing ne League as the new
2-CieE' and aE-1Cs.itural InTeresr. n
is SUCCESS. Governor Cox san
We arc no1 going IN haze a set
led condition II nv world until une
nations of NJ aAlTh agree 10 stop
wasting ,helr ~~.snur,-es 1T the build
.nE ann maintenance NJ large ar-na-
rnputs. T. here 8 j -ouutr-- banker
nsrr ] womb III fnr MIN "a ell hls
nei Erporz wnai n ~esult viii bs II
Europe. - M world IN America 4
ne nations ~ Europe can nor pav
herr de7rs they went nave cradi-
ana Lney cannon nave rrraGI1 unless
thev sion maintaining la--p arnH-
men;s ana Z q hey ior't nave credits
nFv can buy surplus NJ American
produces There one reason why
cattle arc nor bringing ne prices rhay;l
lld a ear aEn. wnv NOES have come
dCwu II n-tCr. wnT ne pr1ce Of
Il neat ana corn and all NJ tho sur
1iue .rrrurnudiIles NJ America nave
declined IN price tor -he simple -Ess-
81 'nat International agencies Of
s,-t-ljit nave 1een upSs; ana tise~Ean-r
.zeG. -he nations n Europe cant BE-,
gwen credit and can Day their debts.
unless tnev stop enormous eSperdi-
-g1r-=ns fGr armament.
In -ne rr-Ie- ssr% We are making
This light as nue.. for the next GER
GRAFTON We nave tust bean n a war.
IN winch Jen million people lost their
ives Y the new orv1e- which We are
had he-r sdapred < or - wears aro.
Iaese ten million now would mr. ne
IN soldiers graves
The old order n me world brought
war overnight. We are cautenrfiu-,
for tfle new order IN the world We
arr rontendlnE for an International
arrangement under which c,n-rrve--
sles between nations shall he submit
led m discussion and 10 arbitration,
raj her than 70 war"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
HIS BALTIMORE ADDRESS

n course N lis sI,-.e.... iis-,-c. t.,ela,-
Senator " 4. Harding sala
Tins ta- warrant cor nv PRES
enee lere .lIs evening 4, Il "A MAKE
clear fo .pu-Inan ana ,sora-u X Ma
= -and-rhat there are ~.-....t -.frry
to ONLY ve,T .ew If vr.,z ~lsi..l
ne able -p ~eler-upaa wuea. almost
10 2scal.4r 1eErea. tie we.l-be,uE Ii
E'ur cil,- snu our STATE ana me nz9-
3iness NJ you wnp live nr~a.u .lepenu.
ana as To- wulca here s.loula ao. m
-he par- ~ governmental au,hnr,---
prompt. earnest anu s7-rnpatherIc IT,
cara
Jusr as al -ra plltrreat # re W.
Win -na country ; safer II stake
YOU a. great Industrial c4nlpr.
swiftly rnpnliized -1ur resources uT
-7en ana materials the nation d.
iense-sa sInrs the al'-ris11ce YOU
have w-estle1 with The ask ~ beat
II Svorrls mo plnw- Sflara= rt has
oN-u task maze harder aud rrsi-le.~
.H- -ho unrcncer@ ano -rs..71.tuae of
Eu7@'-r1rne rracticr -ducn ~ -he
present admin. srratluU 1aS 70 ars1s -
-o~ as IA Is urpraIsl eernees en- war
wen mnre culpapIe las h44n is de-
Iterate uup-enare4ne-z ser neace-
Mar however prorracted is length
ana ruthless is course. must event :
ally CONT -o an eng. WISE -.4trvr7ar-
Shrr VII nrenare far rive .nrv1taf,t.
T7uinE before r comes taking r7urs..a
rs III HDw ne passing 4~7m b wa.-
TINE 70 d oea-@-tlrns BASIS may as- 81
't.t,1"a az leAs- COST. WffA -..larac- ar
lsJr tar-s lgrtnane-s Great Sr-ta+r
annolrted r7mmaIre@s NJ -rc1usr--lc-
lon I'm ar hack as ri +-ac.rusII.-
.7Fo ears before -re ar--rlstice. al Il
r.me wneH he e1d NJ --a struggle
sal seemed ar m others III he
hes took Ise measures 81 sl-s.eaI..lpr
WITH ne mos +aEeraule results
President Rejects Suggestion
only n tHs I~lft-a States was
here neither u-orisiur nor qrepEra-
.iun. Nor q plan was fashioned. 7ur
Continued on Paue S-coi. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
AUBURN PACKING
HOUSE AGENT
KILLED BY AUTO

A 1huTn, Ne. Sept. w SCOTT
7eriey. ~ wears oid. salesman for
q luca packing hUlIse was killed in
an automobile accident narc tudav
A = WILSON Of 1his cItv drove MS
automobile INTO me carriage IN
winch NJ Pcnie7- had started on mis-
dat'v rounds the sun according 70
y laou. binding MN so that ne anu
not notjce ti7e tearn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
CLOSE N AMERICAN

New York. sept. @-.-A-l -lrae END
ers n tte American League rnce won
-o'iay. Cleveland, wulca eas 1s4F
came lead over Chicago. MS SIX
games . play ana d. The Indians WIN
aaIf Of them. the White Sox must WI
-nslI' -tlree remaining games WITH =.
Louis 70 ret trsr place.
While r. 3 possible cnr New York
70 pass Cleveland, -Ay Yankees czn
only tie wIth chicago. The Yankees
aave TWO games % play ana by WIN
mig them wnlle Chicago ana ,-Ie7a-
ana lose all their contests. would oe
n even terms with Chicago ana i
anne ahead OF Cleveland \ v1u-ory
3y The White Sox. Or a de+eRt sor the
Yankees. VIII put the Yankees out of
The ace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
=oiice Keep Craer
ARMOUR & co.
INDICTED FOR
PROFFTEERING

Boston. 5egt. armour q 90.
were EnUC-eu COY pronreerinE n
lano n me ~eporr Of thr federal
grand Tu~v winch EuveSTIE gated GOD
costs here las: June. 7 became
known todav When me company.
through counsel. lied plea Of not
guilty counsel asked for ZEN lavs
wiJhIn winch % withdraw .1t plea
ana lie demurr5r anu nc request
was granted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
LOAN OF S653.000
TO MAINE CENTRAL
r. r. IS APPROVED

aSnIuETpn. sept 1.-THE Maine
Central railroad JodaE applied o me
interstate commerce commission Tor
aurhorTty "a issue first ana ~efund-
nr mortgage gold SIX 0er cent oonuS
% the amount Of 3 fE,a tfeH
Tie interstate comm cree Comruls-
SION QUAY approved a loan of Sti:,.;.-
'sid tn the Maine CENTRAL railroad
-ur additional equipment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
BURNS
TRACES BOMB
PLOT TO MOSCOW

~ T-rE. sept. William j.
-s . 1ptectl~e VINO = invest gut-
r. Vail st-eet explosion fnr r-1-
ents -pday expressed the belief
-,~me aad been inspired by
1f the Third Tntc-na5Innaie
-nlce and the district artDr-
Err. asserting rhHr' they mad
-- avfdent-e n link the eTpio
~l me Third I1te-nationale.
-1t Z M Burns had any .ufor-
~ rev wolhd 5e pleased 70 hive
'"r. ostp-e t'7c grand jury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28


~hica-o. nj. sept. 1.-THE --ook
county grand rury VIII resume Is
lnvesu CATION Of baseball gambling
ana game throwing tomorrow
with Z woman sllupoenaed 70 testify
@or the drs1 ume SINCE The inquiry
began. In addition, half d dozen Of
me leaders n professional nAsenall
nave Deer summoned.
Ms. Henrietta Z. Kelly. WHOSE
IDENTIFY mas been kept secret IN ne
7urv toT several days. WI testify 70
morrow. she 5 expected TO ,e-i Of
conversations sne heard 1erwec,l
chicago American p4ayerv. including
Eddie -5corte. Ray Sch04k. Manager
Gleason. Jnuu collins aud oIaers
VINO formerly boarded WITH me-
president Ervaler az ne National
League. Gleason ana President
Johnson 9f the American League,
also ara exnected % testify tonor-
-ow. Johnson being recalled af-e~
- -. - T-......---.. .,,--.-.,.,.,,.
thurman OF ms 1GttonAl commits
son. EuEhev Jennings. MANAGE Of
ire Detroit Ctup Jcun dcCrsw Of
ne W" u n >'A i't-'S '-ii'i = -
1e--e's W." As'ilt7' - iil'll'i 7'-'''
''' -'il'L N ~-iE'i .'e No''lH ~
."@> anu 'e-iii'l'-S '9i~ iie No.
1aadT 4p1'ehf al ANY r1'le
Is No, lcA eaVt' anu
7" u = L. '''' '--'-@t'' t''a
"'"7' ''''''tS a.F 71''0 LIZ ''''''-
~''''" ri
GA" ia" s'''7d q 's''-o " .''--- NJ 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
gROOkLYNS CHAMPS

E.v -ort. X Z. Sept. Crook
f. W me championship uf the Ma
.---a -.saEue todav although ldle. as
~psrl.: u New York being defeated
- 51=-1n mere n the Second game NJ
ns.- auubie header.
--tr -uri1's last chance 70 even t.e
a-1o4..v-- slipped away with me loss
g: -.s sscond game Each now has
-9-- -aus ID play ana + the Giants
~ 49, u theirs and The Supe-oas
= -e-, our the final standing
vo-.e .r BroukIv-n won 81, losT 81
rav 9-E won go: lost On
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
THE WEATHER
SHOW Frs

Northern %ew England. Showers
-uestiav Warmer In Maine y eCines
dar
Southern New England. SNawers
TuesaRz "Wednesday unsettled. u".
rnucn change n temperature
Eastern New yc-fz. Unsettled w,-If
nrnnan31- showers TUESDAY. cooler n
gnIerlpr Wetin.sdav. clouu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
HINT OF WHAT'S TO COME

BaItlnorc. Ma. -epI. @I-5eloyr =
tnronE wn1ch taxed ire Gapac,tv 81
me Baltimore Ar-ncr~ ana expressed
t. approra- N repeated crashes al
applause, senator Harding tonight
outlined hls 7uiirr for SOUND nusl-
ness ana renaplIita1t.d American n
instr7
Over 2D.0o9 - Ar-nury
Esa--- place u me A~rnur',-. sald q
seaI 2let' was taken ana MANY
were standIng when Senator Hard
ing arrived. At his appea ~ance the
audience go1 % is fs-a1 lnd cnec-ed
FOR Two minutes ana tAen ~enewed
tfe or4uon after rhe as-no nad
PLAYED -he sta Span=;ea Banner
During ms speecn re was interrupt
cd often with cheering ana wnen ne
conClu ded ne was sem away with Z
great oar Of appIu Use
Ehserea through Pennsylvania
The. address, WIS .ilt four :. 10 ne
mate Toduv ~ Senator Harding
E&rlier n ne day On MS wa across
Pernsy wanna n hrs Speclal rain ne
hau mace -aree ear platform
speeches ana had rreeten informally
c-owds wnltn cnme out TO zee him
al othe' cities anu r..laEeH. here
Continued on Page Col. 9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28

srstor, Sept. z7-The Fidelity
rust Company, one Of the banks
winch nVc-Ser tire 30 nay clause
covering the withdrawals OF sRv-
nss deposits tnuay. will 3s taken
over ~ ere State bank cornrnis-
sIpner ~ 9 o'ciock tprrur-o~
rnur1lns, sccorainu 70 state
nent tonight BY Comm lssionrr
ausepr :. Alien. The -easons
WINCH make necessary ri1ts steo."
Mr.. Allen SAID. ARE +ne Same
winch brought aonur trs CLOSING
o. the Cosmopolitan rust Corn
pany. namely ne stsary with
arsNsai OF deposits. and slow.
ctuuptfui ioars"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
Flour Drops 30
Cents in Montreal
Sugar Also Cheaper

M0ntreaI. ~npt. 2T.-The pricc q
anlr today went down 40 cents
laI-eII- IT WIS offered - the pnbiic
~ <1a.5a ana "a bakers nj ST. Sugar
was reducad I - cents al p - cents
par pound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28

Iorernor Cnolldce. Bank Commls-
aoner Joseph {. Alien, Cirv officials n
statements assuring me public that
< ne Boston banks ware SOUND can
aIuon ana -tIat FUNDS entrusted 70
mem were safe II all three Of the
BANKS wnrn suspended navments n
herr caZTngs departments il was an
uounced mai business n the r.omrnel-
cial dtpar--neI1ts womb continue as
usual. with no ban on Withdrawals
there.
-oiice Keep Craer
Artlun suspenuInE payments I ne
savings departments was taken TINS
forenoon afte! hundreds nad crowded
.1e banking offices 10 Withdraw -ne1r
accounts. and ne bank officials nad
surveyed me situation anu seen
TT Ehrcned deposIJurs gathering ouI-
SIDE the.r Offices until the police de
-taLlS were reaulreti 70 keep them
Continued on Page Col. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
General Forecast

n the New England states he
weather wFl ne unsettled wlth SHOW
ers Tuesday ana with higher temper
atures "a Maine fullowea Hy cloudy
weather and moderate 5eynperafJre on
Wetinesdnv.
X nds--Nor-h pf sandy Hook
Moderate south winds overcast fu-gz
shuwerv weather -uesliay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28

~le' Gland. ONO. Sept "s-Mains
mas randida1e IN TIE aetd for The
office q natlunal commander of he
American Le-1un when opens rs scr
ond annual convention her-e Monda-.
II IS Albert fTreeulaw Of EastpoI-.
Maine. commandanr. The GresniAw
poom was launched ate SUNDAY bv
James :. BoyIe If NatervslIe. stue
ad5uiant- AR BaaIe SAID several
Eastern states with lArze delegations
favored 5rnaulaw A vlsIt 10 National
headquarters discusses tine far- thar
although ne Creeniaw boom Is univ
Few hours old, ms name * beng
7romlnent4v 1nrn1 sgned along with
rhose 81 roI F~ea IbraItt7 Of en-
c1nnari. Milton y. Foreman If -Hinnls
ana Co. EoEn +. j. Herbert Of Nor
ltsie3- Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
; HUB BANKS
HALT RUSH OF
DEPOSITORS
F orced to Invoke 90
Days Withdrawal
Notice

fremont. Eideity ana 7oranssrsr
T-ast Companies -ack Ready Cam
. Pay Alarmed ceprsitu-s Sol
vcncy Claim Backed u BY Gov.
Cooitctse ana Sank Commissions
Boston. Sept 2---hres Erstrn
banks we're forced -oday % invoke -ns
law ,'euuIr-nE 9R-davs' not1re d With
d:-4wais rom the savings depart
nents, as d measure Of protection
rom deposIlurs wing haa begoIne
alarmed over loc4i banking conditions
as Il -esult o. the closing Of rne FIVE
hanks 4 he asst TWO months ana ne
PonZ financial dasco.
Banks are Solvent
Officers If all three. the fremont
Trust Compan1 The F'iaeiity T-ur
COMPANY ana The Dorchester Trust
-onpany. asserted chat tlel, -ns-lfu-
tlons We're so!venr uut lacked fyarir
casn 70 meet ne neaE-v demands made
upon hem by -nUusands u dppusl1ssis
VINO DESIRED 70 Withdraw rheir ac-
counts al once.
The bank officers were Joined by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
HARDING SCORES
BIG HIT FIRST DAY
CAMPAIGN Swing

Baitimoreans Voice UnmistakabIe Approval of
Candidate and His Policies - Continuous
Ovation at Stations on Way Across Key
stone State-Nomlnee Drives Home Argu-
ments for Rehabilitated America--Prorlses
Real Merchant Marine Under Republican
Regime
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28

Forecast FOR Boston and vlCn1rT:
Tnesday showers: WeunesCiav unset
tleu little unancf n temperature.
fresh south nds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28

Marshal Foc1's Messsue
Cle7 siBaQ- SEPT - Marshal Foc-
s+,lt .:ns message % tar ron7Hrtlo on:
Continues an 7sgr 5-Coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
WANTED
L a b o ers

Sixty carts par hpur- Jon WORKING
aay ann night. Seven days per week.
Eleven hours 1rr aas
y TLRNER CONSTRUCTION co.
LISBON Falls. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28
WOMAN TO
TELL STORY TO
GRAND JURY
Resume Hearings To-
day in Allie z e q
Crooked Baseball

5naraina NJ stress Expected 70 Re
ia-e Cnrpersari Sts -earu Be-
tween Chicago American Players
8oIn Sig league leads Also -
Testify
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-28

journal Want Ads hr ne asT-s
pratt results. Tesernune fs5 arr, asS
+or . Want Al TaAer.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-10-10
A SCRANTON, PA.

II signor Giorgio Fiore di queua
citta' ci comunica che nelIa Ioggfs
Nittorio Emanuele II No. 500 deIPo
F. dI, il Xxx Settembre fu CONNIE
morato con un discorso di queIPagen-
te consolare Cav. Fortunate Tiscar.
lntanto, per venire in auto del dan
neggiati dal terremoto, i soci delibe-
rarono la tassa di un dolIaro eiascu-
no. Identica deliberazione ha -preso
la loggia Cittadini Lancieri.
Prima della commemorazione del
Xxx Settembre, nela Vittorio Ema-
nuele II furono ammessi diversf pro
tani, uomini donne, fra cui la mo
glie del Cav. Tiscar. Fra presents
furono notate le socie signore V. Bat
taglia, G.. Pinto, G. Fiore e G Gull
leila. vi furono varii discorsi la Sc
RE venne chiusa da Quello del Gran
de Deputato signor Nicola Forte. A.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-10-10
IL BALL0 DELLA SILVI0
SPAVENTA

Come dicemmo mel numero scorsc
la loggia Silvio Spaventa, No. Gil
dellOrdine Figli dTtalia la sera del
~ corrente mese dara' un ballo ALA
Garrick Hall, 5O7-5O9 So. Sth Street,
del cui prolific netto parte sara de-
stinato al danneggiati dal terremoto.
Interverra Iillustre Regio Console
d'Italia Cav. Guglielmo Silenzi.
Del comitato esecutivo sono pre-
sidente il signor Domenico Fiorfti.
segretario Nicola DTntimo tesorie-
re Silyio Trasatto. A PRESIDENT ono
rari sono stati nominate il Grande
Venerable delIOrdine Figli d'Italia,
Ting. Giovanni Pugliese, il Cav Uff
F. a. Travascio, l'avv. Camille Spa
venta di New York ed signori f
Di Berardino, F. s. Donate. Diretto~e
d'orchestra e il Prof. Vincenzo Ira
vascio.
II violinista signor Carmine NelIi,
prima del ballo eseguira' varii solo
accomDagnato dal pianista signor
Rocco Stance
II biglietto per un signore ed una
signora costa un dollaro.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-10-10
LIE CONTRIBUTION DELE LOGGF
DELL'0RDINE FIGLI DITALIA

Giulio Cesare Capaccio No. 14O.
$25: Terra Italia No. ia, $50; Giu.
lilo Cesare No. G12 SEQ; Operaia rra-
Llama n. 1O4S $43,25; Vittoria AIlea-
ia No. S94 SIS; Venezia No. SS4
$3.50; santo Stefano di Camastra N.
20 500; Gianfredo Gino No. SIS
$ll2.25; Serino No. 752 $29.5O: La
Bandiera d'ltalia No. 773, 500: Ce-
sare Battisti No. go SIS; Alessan.
dro La Marmora No. $50 $685.; O.
more Patria No. $40, $50; Nuova
Camille Benso di Cavour No. S74,
$50; dal fratello francesca Armao.
di Reading, SO: Raccolto durante la
del Xxx Settembre
Pittsburgh, Pa, per le strade mel
teatro, per opera dele socie della
Loggia Italia Redenta No. $50. di
New Kensington, Pa, s63O.5O. To-
tale s1413.S5. somma precedente
$1222.05. Totale generate $2685.9O.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-10-10
LEGIONE R0MA-INTANGIBILE

A nome della Roma Intangible s
rammenta ri connazionaH tutti ch,
oggi, 10 Ottobre, allie ore 3 p. m
al Broadway Theatre, 81 dara Il
dramma in atti di V. sardou, Fe.
dora.
II ricavato della recita andra a to-
tale beneficio del danneggiati dal
terremoto
Lentrata al Teatro e. gratis, per-
clio preghiamo tutu di non mancare.
di venire a passare un'ora divertita
c mel contempo fare un'opera di be-
neficenza.
Dopo il dramma II valente yiolini-
sta Sig. Giuseppe r. D'Onofrio. stu
dente nell'Accademia di Musica di
Philadelphia, accompagnato daI pia-
nista signor Rocco Stango, chiude-
ra' 10 spettacolo con scelti pezzi
di musica.
Interverra' il Regio Console Cav.
G. Silenzi ed attire spiccate persona
lita' Italiane ed Americana.
L'intera orchestra del Broadway
Theatre, diretta dal maestro Pascale.
offertasi gentilmente, prestera' servi
zio per loccasione
Per IL Comitato
D. de Gregoriis, Pres.
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SIGNORILE OSPITALITA'

Una sera di eirca due settimant
or sono il nostro direttore, accettan.
do un cortese e gentle invite, fu O.
spite gradito del signor Giuseppe
Dello Russo, nella sua residenza.
Linvito tanto Biu' fu gradito in
quanto che al nostro direttore ST pre-
sentava lopportunita' di conoscere
una gentildonna italiana, la signora
Rosina Dello Russo, madre e lintel-
ligente giovine Antonio, di Is ami,
fratello del signor Giuseppe Dello
Russo, arrivati recentemente dal-
l'Italia.
La conversazione, come era natu-
rale, 81 aggiro' sulle condizioni eco
nomiche attuali della patria nostra,
sulla guerra da essa combattuta, sui
suo periodo di ricostruzione e sui
Timpressione che nuovi venuti han
no ricevuto dellAmerica.
AL nostro direttore fu offerta una
cena intima durante la consumazio-
ne della quale il tempo passo rapi-
damente nella rievocazione dele bel
lezze naturali della nostra patria per
la cui prosperita' avyenire 81 fecero
migliori augurii,
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ITALIA IRREDENTA
Phila,, 2S Settembro 1920

EGREGIO SIG. DIRETTORE.
lie saro' grato Sc vorra' gentilmen-
te dare ospitalita' al seguente CO.
/ |MUNICATO:
Venerdi' sera, "A corrente, allie ore
S.45 P. M, al No. 1895 S. Broad St,
81 riunirono i membri del Comitato
della Italia Irredenta. Erano p:esen-
/ ii: Maestro Ettore Martini, Pesiden-
te Emilio f. Crosse, Segretario; Do
menico De Gregoriis, Vice-Segreta-
rio, Cav. Uff. Frank A. Travascio,
Matteo Zaratin, Consiglieri
Apertasi Ia seduta, il Maestro Mar
tint dice che e. venuto il momento
di sciogliere il Comitato che, nelle
ottuali circostanze, non ha piu' ra-
gione di esistere; Ill nostro lavoro",
dice il Maestro Martini, "e' finito,
esso non e. state inutile la nostra
coscienza di italiani e. soddisfatta.
Ciascuno di moi ha dato al Comitato
tutta l'opera sua, senza lesiAare ne
il lavoro, ne il denaro. Durante 10
svoigersi del nostro compito moi alb
biamo sempre proceduto cole debite
cautele, in modo da impiegare IL de-
naro che ci fu affidato dalla Colonia
per gil scoDi della propaganda sol
tanto per quelli ogni spesa SUPER
flua fu eliminate, sicche' oggi, ALA
chiusura del cont, il Comitato del
IItalia Irredenta, 81 scioglie sen2a la
sciare strascichi ne malcontenu".
Dopo brevi opportune parole del
Cav. Uff. Frank A. Travascio, che
elogia yivamente il Presidente per
la valida cooperazione data al Conf
tato, 81 delibera, ad unanimita, di
sciogliere il Comitato di devolyere
la somma che anCora rimanc in cassa
4 pro del danneggiati dal terremo-
to, dando incarico al Maestro Etto |
re Martini di consegnare il denaro |
nellie mani del r. Console Cav. ST
lenzi.
II Comitato ringrazia tutG gil o.
blatori ed collaboration ritiene di |
ayere interpretato il desiderio di tut
ii mel devolvere II denaro ancora in
suo possesso a favore del dannoggia-
Ii dal teremoto. Delta somma, am
a s33O.43 e. gia' stata con
segnata al r. Console,
o. r. CROSSE. Segr
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LA CONTRIBUTIONS DELLA COLO.
MA DEL NORD FILADELFIA

La colonia del Nord Filadelfia, e
propriamente quella dele vicinauze
di Germantown ave, il l9 dello scor-
so settembre festeggio' il cinquante-
simo anniversario di Roma a capitale
dItalia. II comitato preposto ALA Ce-
lebrazione era presieduto dal colto ed
attivissimo farmacista signor r.
Grassi del No. 5S36 Baynton Street.
.Questo egregio nostro connazionale
ii % settembre rimetteva an'avv
Giovanni Di Silvestro, delegate della
Croce Rosa Italiana, 100 dollari per
i danneggiaH dal terremoto somma
che costituisce il ricavato netto della
fiesta celebratasi. Una lode al Conf
tato ed al suo presidente.