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The evening world., 1920-02-21
SAYS REPUBLICANS
BLOCK BEER BILL
Gov Edwards Demands Jersey
Majority Release Measures
From Committee.

TRENTON. N. J., Feb. 2l.--Chsrgins
that the Republican majority IN tEs
Legislature. IS trying TO smother Ad
minis:ration measures in committee.
particularly the Utility Commission =
REORGANIZATION Bills. the better housing
resolutio and the Barrett Per Cent.
Beer Bill, Governor Edwards to-day is-
sued a statement placing the responBI-
billty, II tho measures failed OF pass
age, on the Republican majority. tie
threatened to force the measures OFT Of
committee.
The Governor Chargos that even after
the ChRirmen Of tho judiciary Commit-
tee or both the House and Senate -nau
assured him that the releasing OF the
bills would have their mediate at
tention, they did not do anything.
The Governor said that the air Is
filled with rumors that the beer bill
will not see the light OF day and that
some other bill Is to be passed, prin-
clpally for the purpose OF preventing
the present administration from get
ting any credit. Unless the bill Is re-
leasod at once action win be taken
to relieve the House Judiciary Com
mittee from further considera ton OF
the measure"
The evening world., 1920-02-21
MAILS ROBBED OF $25o,oOo
seven IudIcted on Theft Of Parcel
Post Merchandise.

Robbery OF the parcel post 20 the
extent OF E25O,OoO was revealed yeS-
terday when the Federal Grand Jury
handed down indictments against
seven men charged with being con-
cerned in the theft of that amount in
Women's wear.
The men indicted are Morris LO-
watsky, Herman Butt, Harry Blu.
menthai, Leo Meyer, Joseph Schechtel
Charles Rein and Samuel Cohen. Lo.
watsky, Blumenthal and Butt were
employed as chauffeurs In the Post
Onioe Department
II is alleged in the indictment that
the two chgufleurs secreted the mer-
chandisa in East S0th Street, where
Meyer and the otders received it,
The gooCs were sold chiefly TO auc-
tiOneers.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
PALS START HOME;"
MEET IN COURT
With SiOo and $50 Pay in Pockets
They Delay, Are Arrested, Freed
Morning After"

Edward Krleau. forty-five, OF No
1895 Decatur street. and Alfred Ruth
man, forty-elght,. Of No. 3i7 SD Street
Brooklyn. arc pals and high grade
printers employed in the same Man
haitian shop.
Yesterday was pay day. Killeau
drow down 500 and Ruthman $3.50.
Coming homer asked Alfred. NO"
said Eddie. gotta do little shopping"
Patrolmsu Fisher OF Elizabeth Street
found Mr.. Itllleau asleep at 11.3O p. N
in the Canal street station OF the sub
way. He found himself this morning in
the Tombs Police Court waiting ia
answer a complaint charging him witt,
having imbIbed too freely. As he rubbed
his weary head he reproached himself
why, oh, why" he moaned, didn't
10 home with All"
Somebody behind him in the pei
nudged him, saying, soto voce:
"Hl, Eddie"
Alfred Ruthman!
II appeared that Ruthman. stoppin g
here and there on the way, leaned into
a cigar box in Abe Gilman's shop at No.
1903 Park Row late last night. smashed
half the cigars in his effort to extraC
one, refused to pay. and was brought II.
for alleged disorderly conduct.
Il don't know what to say to you fell
lows" Magistrate McQuade decided
when he had heard the story. You
look like respectable men, Try to re-
member that there are no saloons any
more. and little for sale except poison
Discharged. Namoose!'
The Brooklynites departed.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
Labor stIu PushInG LsgiSIation fer
BseF and LA8ht Wines.

Edward l. Hannah, President OF the
Central Federated Union, told dele
gates at the regular meeting last
n sht in the LABOR Temple, No. gAs
Fast seth Street, that the state wide
campaign started by the organization
a. put through the Legislature bin
lcgalzng tho manufacture and sale
OF beer and light wines Is rapidly
gathering headway. Mr.. Hannah an
nounced that an appeal will be made
for the support of all organised labor
IN the State to enact the legislation
The evening world., 1920-02-21
Notice to Advertisers

Advertising copy and release or
derS for either the week day Morn
ing World or The Evening World, II
received after P. NJ. the day ore
ceding publication, can be inserted
only as space may permit and in
order of receipt at The World Of
flee.
Advertising copy for the Supple
ment Sections of The Sunday World
must be received by P. NJ. Thurs
day preceding publication, and re-
leases must be received by 4 P. n.
Friday. Advertising copyfor the Main
Sheet of The Sunday World must be
received by p. NJ. of the preceding
Friday and releases must be re-
ceiyed by - o'clock noon Saturday.
Copy or orders received later
than as provided above when omit
ed will not serve to earn discounts
of any character, contract or other
wise.
THE WORLD.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
WADSWORTH OUT
FOR REFERENDUM
ON PROHIBITION
Senator Finds Voice on Issue
About Which Republican
Platform Is Dumb.

United States Senator James W.
Wndsworth jr., candidate for re-elec-
ton this fall, found his voice in the
Prohibition question at the dinner in
his honor at the Hotel Astor last
! night The Republican platform
adopted yesterday was dumb on the
subject. Tho senator said he believed
In referendum on the question, said
the last word had not been spoken,
that the state should have q voice
IN enforcing the amcnds. cEt as called
for moderation in place OF fanatic.
ism. He said:
I voted against the amendment in
the Senate because our Constitution
Is framework Of government which
defines and limits the powers dele
| gated TO that Government by the
people. II ought not TO be confused
and encumbered with matters whloh
should be dealt with in statute law
In such q way that the changing
opinion Of the people may be regis
tered. Upon u matter affecting so
intimately the personal habits and
predictions OF millions Of good
people believe the people them
selves should have an opportunity to
pass Judgment.
FOLLOWING the ratification OF the
amendment II was incumbent upon
the Congress TO enact enforcement
legislation. 1t will be followed no
doubt by legislation enacted by the
several states, exercising their con-
current Jurisdiction in accordance
with that novel and mysterious pro-
vision Of the amendment itself.
ut is quite probable that State
legislation win vary in accordance
with the sentiment Of the people of
the several States. Then, too, It is
not improbable that the courts will
from time TO time render decisions
interpreting and clarifying the mean
ing of the constitutional provision
and defining the powers OF the ma
tional Legislature and the forty eight
State Legislatures with respect 70 1t.
Doubtless there will ensue. a process
Of evolution in this vast, intricate
and delicate undertaking.
And so II were wise for all of us,
and especially for those who hope for
great things from the amendment, to
exercise moderation rather than fa-
naticism. reason rather than hysteria
The last word has not been spoken
and until Il Is we must move in that
spirit Of fair play which results in
public contontment, so essential 10
the orderly conduct OF government"
In line with The Evening Worldt
special dispatches from Washington tt
get country back on a peace basis
Senator Wadsworth stated another
cause Of discomfort was in the con-
stantly rising taxes. He attacked the
present national administration for
extravasanc and estimated that the
total cost Of the war would reach
$SG, ,OOO, coo, 900 or $40, 900, 900, 900. He de-
clnred that not more than $4,000, 900,
900 could be raised by taxation. even
at the present high rates. I'VE are
heading straight for the $1,000, O0O, ,0Ot
deficit this Year" he said. IF We
don't look out, we will strike another
deficit next year. This orgy OF ex.
traVagance must cease"
The evening world., 1920-02-21
GORDON WEDS IN PRISON.
Married 20 Ines Tracy, an Actress
by Navy Yard Chaplain.

Frederick Vincent Gordon. under
arrest at the Navy Yard in Brooklyn.
alleged TO have passed false checks,
was married to Miss Inez Tracy, an
actress. twenty-three. No. 572 West
l4lst Street, Manhattan last Monday
night in the naval prison by Rev. John
j. Brady. Catholic Chaplain. Gordon
ceremony.
II was denied at FIRST that the mar
riage had taken place, but the story
was confirmed yesterday by an ofhcial.
The witnesses were clerk from the
License Bureau and keeper, The
police allege Gordon married and de-
serted Miss Gala Toisedant OF New
Orleans, and that there is a child By
this union.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
LOSES LIFE FOR SONS.
Overcome In FiFe-HIs Boys Escape
Through window.

Abraham Gussow, forty-two, a
printer. sacrificed his life last night at
a fire in his home, No 6A Cast Third
Street, in The Parkvi!lo section OF
Brooklyn, whom he tried to reach the
bedroom occupied by his two sons,
Emanuel, sixteen. and Leonard, twelve,
on the floor above, He was overcome
b. the smoke and flames and fell dead
on the stalns.
Meantime the two boys had jumped
from window, one breaking his leg.
The nre was caused by an exploding
oil stove.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
MAY REGAIN STOLEN GEMS.
Condemned slayer Asks Interview
WIN BrNOIklYn Nnn.

Armed with an order signed By Su-
preme Court Justice Kelby, Clarence
S. Clark, Of No llN6 East 2lst Street,
Brooklyn, in whose home the house,
maid. Catherine Dunn, was killed sew
eral weeks ago by Frank Kelley, a
negro, left to-day for Sing Sing Prison
TO Interview Kelley in the death house.
The trip was the result OF letter
written TO Mr. Clark by the murderer,
promising to disclose at personal, in
bervicw the whereabouts OF certain
icwelry Kelley stole at the time Of the
murder Air. Clark was accompanied
The evening world., 1920-02-21
ARMOUR GIVES S3,oOo,OOo2
Likely To be Donated For Removal
OF TechRicRI InstItutc.

CHICAGO Foa. Ia Elu o.
iOOoO,OOO by J. Ogden Armour, maut
PACKER. Il to-day In the announcement
VI plans for rebuilding OF the Armour
Institute OF TechnOlGsa'. Armour IL
Teportel 10 have purchased land valued
AZ tl,OOe'OO0 and, 10 have promised
81 900 900 more for buildingE
The Institutes location nov ~ within
easy reach o. the steel mills OF this
district but II will be removed
The evening world., 1920-02-21
INSPECTOR KILLS SELF.
Fired I've Bullets IRtO HIS Head
Was "a Years Old.

Joseph Jenkinson, seventy-six, an
inspector in the Department OF
Building. shot himself twice in the
temple at his home, No. 40 Lee
Avenue, Brooklyn, shortly before
noon to-day.
Jenlinson lived with his daughter
Mrs. Edith Sharter. She said he
came in about II o'clock and without
saying a word went to his bedroom,
where he killed himself a few mo-
ments later.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
LABOR TO RAISE
$1,5O0,OOO FUND
FOR CAMPAIGN
Money to Be Spent Under Com
n,ittee to Elect Friends ami
Defeat Foes.
WAsHlNGTON. Nnh. 9I

" aht'AAAANNA1 OtNt y W. I
THE American Federation OF
Labor With It's 100000
members Is expected 20
raise moro than sl.5OO.OOO for the
forthcoming political campaign.
Contributions will be restricted
TO members OF labor unions. Moth
ing IL desired from parties, nomi-
nees OF interests. A scent per
month assessment means 100000
a month, and II IL almost nine
months until election.
The fund will be spent under a
sub committee, while in general
charge VIII be committee OF
twenty-four. There will be a
press bureau and a special COM
mlttee OF women to look after the
woman vote.
Tho platform Of tic federation
is to be:
stand hlhhfullv by our friends
and elect them.
Oppose our enemies and defeat
them, whether they be candidates
for President, for Congress or
other offices, whether executive.
legislative or judicial.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
Ex-SoLDIER KILLS HIMSELF.
Fires Bullet Into Mouth when No
Longer Able 10 Work.

Ralph Harwood, No. 1875 West lOlst
Street. was alone in his bedroom this
afternoon when his grandmother. in
another room, heard a shot. She en-
tered his room and found him lying
dead with the butt OF repeating rifle
in his mouth. II was said that his head
was injured when he was serving on
the Mexican border with the First
Field Artillery and that he hSd not
been able 10 work lately.
HnrWood was a draughtsman. He
ls survived by his wife, his mother and
his grandmother al Of whom lived at
the i0ist Street address with him.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
PROBATION COURT FREES 81.
Magistrate BrouEh sits ~ FiFst
session of TFibuRaI.

Fly-one men and boys received Ger
tincates pf discharge from probation
last night from Magistrate BrOugh, sit
ting in tine offices OF Chief Magistrate
William McAdoo.
1t was the first session OF the PrOba-
tion Court and, on accommodation OF
Chief Probation Oficer Cooley, the
Magistrate made the discharges.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
Newark Burglars oct 100000
Jewels.

Mrltn II. Wtedmaa, o jewciry manu-
ia",Dror of Newark y. j.. reported 10
tn, police there to-day that burglars In
Nis factory az No. 1856 Wright street last
night forced a safe SIX feet high and
got away with jewclry valued at SEQ OO0.
SeNsra other recent rObberies in Newark
are apparently the work OF experienced
Cracksmen.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
Dwight ". Pardee Dies.

Dwight W, Pardee, Secretary OF the
New York Central Railroad Company
for twenty five years, died at 2 o'clock
this morning In his home al Islip, L. /.
He had suffered for more than a year
from hardening OF the arteries. He
was sixty-eight years old. He was one
OF the founders OF the Union League
Club OF Brooklyn and was President
OF the Transportation Club OF New
York The funeral probably will he
held on Tuesday, and the burial will be
at Greenwood Ccmeter
The evening world., 1920-02-21
DRY LAW NO AID
TO HIS WORKERS
Dock Commissioner Hubert Finds
Not the Slightest
Improvement.

in a letter yesterday TO the Chris
tan Science Monitor, Of Boston, Mur-
ray Hubert, Commissioner Of Docks,
said that Prohibition had not resulted
in fewer men absent, fewer accidents
or higher efficiency Of the workers IN
his department,
M. Hulbert's communication is IN
answer 70 an inquiry made by the
Boston newspaper seeking informa-
ton which would serve aB Prohibition
educational material.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
Higber Than Cigars,

WASHINGTON, Feb. ei,--The plssr
has been oyertaken and passed by the
otgarette-both in nigh price and in de-
mand, according to Department OF Agy.-
culture experts Cigar tobacco has
slumped lower IN p7ce chan It was
either IN 1918 Or 1917.
The evening world., 1920-02-21

Edward Abrams. No. 94sS Tiebou
Avenue, was held in the night cour,
in 81 900 bail last night on the com
plant Of Miss Josephine Funbar. No.
56s 4ith street. Brooklyn The charge
il a technical one OF disorderly CON
dnct, but Abrams Is held pending in
vestigation Of an al'ege gang organized
to lure school girls Miss Funbar Is
a social worker.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
IGNORE CROWN PRINCE.
tIiies VIII Wake NJ Response 10
offer TO SURRENDER

PARIS FEB. 2D-Thn A.uce have De-
cgded not 20 respond tu the offer u.
tho former Grown Pruue a. Germany
10 surronder himself 10. tral before
an Allied tribunal. on charges OF war
crimes Il was learned TO. day
The evening world., 1920-02-21
OIED.

CARROLL--on Friday evening Feb. 20,
1890, JAMES T. CARROLL, beloved
husband OF Mary +. Hart, at his resi-.
deuoe, sos West IIth Street
Funeral notice hereafter.
LIsTON.--MlLLlE. Services CAMPBELL
FUNERAL CHURCH Broadvay. 6ola
So, sunday. II a. N.
MEYER, HUGO. Services CAMPBELL.
FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway, 60tb
81, sunday. 10 A, u,
The evening world., 1920-02-21
woman. ~, pies Of Injuries Re-
ceiVed In Theatre.

MIS-, Laoua Guggennoimev eighty
three years Old ditd last night In her
juries received recently when she tel
IN = theatre.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
British Workers Ask 100 Per Cent
Increase.

LONDON, Fsb. 9l.-British cotton
operatives to the number OF 400, 900 are
preparing to send application TO the
employers for an increase of 100 per
cent In wages over the pre-war rates.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
RandIts Get EIa,OOO PayroII.

DES MONIES, Iowa, Fob. 2l.-Four
bandits held mp the paymaster o. the
sailor Mine, near here, to-day and
e'roped with $4,000 the weeks pay
roll.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
COLORADO TO PAY
PENSION TO FATHER
AND MOTHER, TOO
Court Holds That Male Parent Can
Collect Under the C,pmpen- I,
Sation Law There.
DENVER, Col. ~. 81.

DENVER, Col, fCD. II.
A FATHER compelled to take
~ active charge Of caring for
his children Is eligible for
a pension under the Colorado
Mothers Pension law, according
to a ruling to-day by Judge B.
b. Lindsey of the Juvenile Court.
Judge Lindsey granted f. G.
Draper Of Denver right to apply
FOR relief under the mothers
compensation act as the father
of five children and the sole llv-
ing parent.
Under the law y will be pos
sible for Draper to receive a
maximum Of $50 month for the
support of his children II his APP
plication is approved.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
STANDARD DRESS
URGED FOR WOMEN
IN BUSINESS WEAR
Ready-Made Garments Also Recon-
mended to Cut Cost Of
Living.
COLUMBUs. d. Fel.

COLUMBUS, o., FeD. y,
n ESoLUfIoNS favoring the
X Standardization Of dress for
business women so as to
combat the high cost Of living we're
adopted by tho Board OF Directors
of tho National Woman's Associ-
alton OF Commerce in conference
here.
The board also went on record
as approving ready-to-wear gar
ments to lower the cost clothing.
The evening world., 1920-02-21
MANY ARGUMENTS MADE IN
HIS BEHALF.

To hear IL from the MCAuOo boost
ers, the former Secretary u the
Treasury will commend himself to
the Democratic Convention because
OF a series of acts which, however
devoid Of political intent they may
have been while he was in ONCE, can
not but be counted upon TO get votes.
Mr.. MeAdOO, II Is insisted. worked
hard for Woman Suffrage, did a great
deal Tor the soldiers by fathering the
War Risk Insurance Act, helped bus
mess by his part In the Federal Re
serve Act as we'll as IN the smooth
operation OF the Federal Reserve Sys-
TEN, did his part In moving crops
when the farmers needed money pat
The Rural Credits Law into running
order, did "a lot toward urging q firm
policy iu handling Germany uuI .iI
his share In fighting the war.
The philosophy OF the McAdou
group seems 10 be that the Demo
cretlc Convention will choose a cam
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He VICTORIA" Fl
EXCHANGE
P0$TA REDAcTEI.

r. Pantea, Garry, Ind: Re-
gele Carol II "a avut alt hume ina
inte de incorOnare. s a nascut la
8I2O Aprilie 1889. Numele lui a
fost Carol de Hohenzollern. S'a
ales 81 proclamat ca Domnitor GU
drept de ereditate ,prin pleibisci-
tul de la 500 Aprilie 1866. a
purtat titlu de ,.Alteta Regala.
de la 1878 pima la II 26 Martie
1881, in care ri a fost proclamai
Rcge al Rominiei 81 s "a incoronat
la 10 % Maiu 1891.
Titulatura 1-iu s'a dat cum Sc
dau tutulor domnilor Gu un nu-
me pc care nu la mai avut tara.
Daca printul Carol ar deveni re-
ge s'ar nslmi Carol al 2-lea.
George Magda, Dysart, Sask,
Canada. - Am primit cecul. M
" am ScflS IN calZa, Stllnd ca .
Sc aflati greseala. Va multumim
peptfu oferta d-tra, insa nu stim
daca va putem satisface cercrca.
Hirtia find foarte scumpa, am
tiparit >numai un numar restrins
de carti. Comenzi individuale mai
primim inca. Salutari.
M. M. Gary, Ind: - Cea &c
mi-ati TRIMS nu e cuponul. CT
originalul, alica cekul, 81 acum
toate sunt bune Cuponul eel
mic, ingust, numai de un deget
de lat, pe care probabil l-ati per-
,dut,. fiindca moi nu liam, lprlmit
nici pc acela. de care de altfel
acum nu mai aveti trebuinta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-10
INDUSTRIAL PETROLEUM

Dupa stiri primite pc Gale Off
cioasa 81 pc Gale particulara,
inceput reactiyarea staruitoare a
industriei noastre pctrolifere. In
intreaga regiune petrolifera- sc
remarca multa miscare 81 prega-
tiri insemnate. in vederea regu-
latei exploatari, carl coincid, de
altfel, GU 1nlcsnirea cxpedierei pc
trolnlui in porturi.
-
Societatile pefrolifere au ince-
put sd primcasca in mari canti-
tati materialul necesar exploata-
rilor. De pilda Socictatea Romi-
no-Americana" primit pestc
400 vagoanc materiale. Oar -
neajmsul ca, pima acum, ace-
ste materiale inca in porturi, di-
rectiunea cailor ferate neputinl
pune la dispozitia societatilor re-
spective, pentru aceste transpor-
turf de cit un numar restrlns dc
vagOane. Sc zice c asocietatii ro-
mfno-americanc i-ar da un wagon
pc ri - ceea ce inseamna ca ca
Isl va pntea transporta materia-
lele &c are in porturi in eel mutt
IN an 81 ceva.
Sonda No. 5, de la Runcu, a
,,Stelei Ronine" care, dupa cum
Sc site ar3ayut eruptiunea inai,l-
te de sarbatori, are un debit zil-
nil de $50 vagoane.s S'au luat
toate masurile pecesare pentru
captarea titeiului.
S'a construit la Cimpina un
local peptru scoala de sohdori.
Constructia . costat 140 mil
lei. Fondul necesar . fost consti-
Tut prin cQntributia societatilor
pstrolifSre.
.Univessul's)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-10
DIN fUcA Ct)NDE|U[Ul.

Ce face ce dregc, D'Anunzio
Sc time de vorba 81 nimeni. nici
char Italia nu-si bate capul sa-
scoata afara din Fiume.
Evrcii din Statclc Unite adun:l
fondum pentru restaurarea Pa
lestinei, Zic Ziarele Restaura
re sau repatriare?
In noaptea armistitlului 0 fat5
.,chefuita" in restauarntul unu
hotel din New York a arltncat {
sfIrlcaza i'll fata unui client dt
la masa appropriate, care per
dut parte din vederea ochilor
Vatamatul dat in judecata di
recti9 hotelului pentru $4,000
despagubiri. Capra manincj
mugurii 81 oaia platcste gloaba.
Londra a inceput sd faca eur
te bolsevistilor. In tinrp de 3(
ore a anuntat de trei orr ,captu
rarea Odesei de catre ibolsevisti
Sc zice ca 0 misiune comercia
Ia englezl a plecat inca de acun
doua saptamini Sc studieze ches
tia comerciala i'll Russia.
D-ra Cecilia Sherman. flea Il
nui croitor din New York. a p,p
pc un tilhar care intrase iii cas-;
81 scotocea prin sertare, Pc goa
ma. La urmarit pima la prins, $
la tinut de guler pima a venit
politia de la arestat.
Citi dintrc barbati nu tremur.
81 nu-si trag plapoma pc cal
end aud ca So mlSca ceVa IN ca
sa9
De cind a inceput urmarirea
contrabandistilor de rachiu ad
vocatii 81 compatible de bondur
fac afaceri bune. Simbata trecll
"a II insi au fost arestati, nu
mai dinadins. ca sd stea macal
0 noapte 81 0 ri la inchisoare. :
Acum cit o costa reStul. e, alta
socoteala. $! Gu toate aceste. i'd
bricat atiunea 81 comertul sc des-
volta pc O scara intinsa. f doua
zeci de dolari galonul =. 81 sc
cauta.
Ceea &c Sc petrecp ell llberare 4
pasapoartelor pentru Romini Ia
New York. Mise scrie, ca numai
in halimaua turceasca gasesti {
asemanare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-10

Decapltat de 0 tocila. - At
lantic City. Jesec Steelman
un farmar, dorind ca sa-si asclttS
sacurea a pus 0 peatra de tocilS
la automobil 81 a dat drumul 10
comotivei. ca Sc intoarca tocila
msa din nenorocire, iuteala marc
a spart tocila. lar 0 bucata a re-
eezat capul farmarului.
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fNSTIINTARE.

Rog Gu insistenta pc toti D-nli
81 pc onoratele societati, care At
procuIat Calendare de la moi s
inca nu au achitat costul lor, 81
bineyoiasca a ne trimlte sumele
in timpul Gel mai scurt.
Nci ne-am facut datorinta s.
lean TRIMS la timp, deci astep
tam ca 81 cei care le-au PRINT So
nu ne ulte. Rog luati in conslde
rare. Aceasta este ultima inSti
intare.
Gu stirna:
ADMINISTRAToRUL.
/nN oo\
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-10

afla ca materialele yor fl folosi-
te de armata rosie.
Raspunzind la intrerupere a
unui socialist Millerand a spus e;
gnvernul sovietist este Gel MAJ
mare tiran pc care la avut ll-
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