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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-16
.PARLAMENT4
c A N E r A.
Sedint0 de la % Iunie.

t)tNtUth Ut w ~ uHtHs
| Sedinta prezidata de par. IIuca-
ci, Sc deschide la ora s 81 jun. di-
mineata, pc banca ministeriala fl
ind prezenti d-nii gen. Averescu,
Argetoianu, Trancu 81 Taslauanu.
ID. LAURENTIU OANEA obiec-
tcaza asupra sumarului sedintei
prcccdente ca inchctrea d-lui G..
Agretoianu in privinta constitui-
rii Camerci este falsa.
ID. GIL. CHRISTESCU cere pu-
nerea in libertate socialistului
Bujor. spre a-si putea sustinea vail
darea.
vOCI DIN MAJ0RITATE :: E
ocnas, nu-i deputat.
d. C. G.. BRAESKU raspunzind
d-lui Christescu, spune, in cazul
Buior, cd de 1ndata ce mtervenit
TO condamnare judecatoreasca, orr
ce aparare a unui asemenea ON in
fierat ca tradator 81 de toata OPT
MIA publica este absurditate. Lo-
Icul lui Bujor este la ocna nu in
Camera, incheie d. Braesku.
Tot grupul socialistilor isbucnes-
te in protestant violente. Eli striga j:
..Bujor este alesul natiunii" la
care majoritatea replica: ,,E oc-
nasW Duelul de invective Sc ames-
teca in tumultul general, clopote-
lul presidential Sc dovedeste inefi-
CAGE in restabilirea ordinei.
Dupa cite-va minute ordinea sc
restabileste, trecindu-se la validari-
le alegerilor necontestate.
Sc valideaza alegerile din Ceta-
tea Alba, Bistrita. Cimpulung( Bu-
covina), Hotin. Braila, Romanati,
Zastovna. Gura Humorului, Ismail
81 orasul Sibiiu.
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s f N 4 T u l..
Sedintn de la 2.3 IMnie 1920.
lALEGEREA VICE-PRESEDIN
THOR.

|ALEGEREA FICE-ShECED DlV-
THOR.
Abba la ora IL Sc pOate deschide
sedinta, care prezidata de d. ge-
neral Coanda. Stunt de fata minis
trii Stircea, Cudalbu, gen. Valea-
nu, Scrgiu Nita. Sc citeste suma-
rul sedintei trecute 81 petite a
locuitorilor din Dorna carl Ger
schimbarea coroanclor pc cursul al
pari.
Sc procedeaza la alegerea vice
presedintilor.
Sc exprima 155 voturi. Intru-
nesc d-nii, st. Meitani'93; TIL. Mi
halyi SO; 'Ipolit Tarnavaschi "a 81
IN. Romanescu 81, care au fost pc
lista oficiala guvernamentala, lar
d-nii N. Coanda Sc; N. Alexandri
49 sustinuti de opozitie, d. G. Mi
]ronescu 81 dizident avrrescan.
! .Au mai fost 5Sbdiotine albe 81 2
anulate.
Stunt proclanati siesi d-nii: St,
Meitani, ETh. sMihaiyi, Ipolit Tar
|navschi. Sc 4deolar4 balotajs pentru
al patrulea loc intre restul candi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-16

(Opozitia aplauda).
ID. A. G.. CUZA, adresindu-se O.
pozitiei: Va rog sd MI considerati
aceasta ca un success al DIV.
ID. CIR. COANDA: Ba Fl al
d-vOastra.
D. A. c. CUZA: Eu am votat
pc d. Alexandra.
ID. CIR. COANDA: Al votat cum
trebuie, atunci, succesul e al tutu-
ror.
Sedinta sc ridica la orclc II 81
jumatatc.
,,Docia".
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G O " Y o G. A r e.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura .,Rominia Noua" din Cam
bridge, O., convoaca pc toti memh-
rii eli din loc lua parte la sedin-
ia lunara ce Sc va tinea in ziua de
Is Iulie 1920 la orele 1.3O p. m. la
'locuinta D-lui George Moloiu din
40 Harris Ave.
LA ordinea zilei sunt mai multc
chestii de rezolvat in favorul So
cietatei.
Sper1nd ca toti membfii vor Ina
parte la adunare, va salutam cu
dragoste frateasca.
Pregidiul.
(62-63)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-16
STPLEANTTI STUNT DESFIIN
TATI.

Hotarirea uneia din sectiile de
vaIidare de refuza titlul de sup
leant candidatilor de pc alta lista,
atunci cind lista cupriinde pc uni
lales in mai multe judete, este in
intregime aleasa, "a provocat 0
vie 81 interesanta discutie in jurul
interpetarii decretului-lege electo-
raj.
D. MUSETESCU invocind spi-
ritului decretului, Sc declara i'm
potriva hotarfrii acelei sectiuni fl
indca falsifica adevarata intentie
legiuitorului. !:
D. ANTBAL TEODORESCU in
vocind textul art. n, sustine ideia
cOntrara.
d. LAURENTIU OANEA Sc
pronunta pentru admitereA sup.
leantilor de pc listele earl fntru-
nesc eel mai mare numar de vo-
turf dupa lista care cuprinde pc
unul din deputatii ce opteaza PEN
tru alt loc.
d. 1. MIHALACHE invoaca in
speta precedentele create, care pri-
meaza interpelarile. D-sa invoaca
intcrpretarea ce s "a dat tOamna
trecuta unui caz analog la Muscel.
unde find aleasa i'm intregime lis
ia taranista, prin optare an fost
proclamati supleanti candidate de
pc lista liberala.
Numai schilodind senzul legii' Sc
poate hotari altfel, dar aceasta ar
constitui un act anarhic, 1ndemna-
tor la desordine, atunci c1nd ell ar
| fl practical in puterea majoritatii.
ID. G. MARZESCU in calitatc
de autor al legii, sustine teza admi-
terri supleantilor, intru cit char
Edaca textul nu pare a fl destul de
categoric in lege, modificarea n,l
|'se poate face pc calea interpretari-
lor ci numai pc Gale legislative.
| Intentia noastra, spune d-sa, a
fost aplicarea sufragiului univer-
lsal Gu reprezentarea proportionala
Asi cu evitarea framintarilor 81 ira
ganirilor alegatorilor prin provo.
carea altor noui alcgeri. Daca dis.
pozitiunile decrctului Sc interpre.
teaza dupa inclinatiile majoritatii
rezultatul, va Fl tocmai respectarea
unor noui alegeri individuale, fara
lreprezentare proportionala.
DECLARATIILE D-LUI PRIM
MTYISTRU.
D. gen. AVERESCU spune es
reprezentarea proportionala nj
trebue sd duca la impunerea nnino
ritatilor, orr cit de slab ar ii nu
lmarul de voturi obtinutc de aces
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-16

lunei minoritati infime. -Trcbue sa
inc calauzim de spiritul Just 81 ju-
|idicios al legii care cere ca repre-
'zentarea proportionala aplicata de-
'putatilor sd fie aplicata 81 suplean-
ltilor. Char daca legea ar fl fost
altfel, Ell asi Fl modificat-o in acest
|senz.
- Majoritaeta cere inchiderea
idiscutiei.
- Opozitia professional.
/ Deputatii sunt invitati la urne,
ipentru vota Gu billet admiterea
,sau respingerea snpleantilor.
Rezultatul votului: 179 contra
supleantilor 81 112 pentru admite-
rea lor.
= Opozitia remarca Matt in
trunit doua treimi. Propunerea DIV.
ia cazut.''
j d. DUILIU ZAMFIRESCU ce-
re ca votul sa Sc faca prin APPEL
nominal, pima la constituirea def
nitiva birourilor.
Opozitia vocifereaza.
PR. LUCACI declara Cd votul
Camerei este exprimat 81 asupra
lui nu Sc mai poate reveni.
D. AL. MATA basarabean: Vo-
tul dat astazi este inutil 81 nevala-
bill, fntru cit Camera nu este con-
stituita.
ID. N. IORGA provocat de 0 in
trerupere referitoare la presiden-
tia d-sale din sesiunea trecuta, ras-
|punde in chestia personala consta-
tfnd ca aplicat legea asa cum era
ca, MI cum ar Fl volt d-sa sd fie
precum s'a exprimat d. prim mi
nistru.
Am socotit ca cuminte sa evi-
tam alegerile partiale 81 biurou1
Camerei opiniat la fel Gu mine
= 1ntreruperi pc bancile majo.
ritatii. - 80
= Adaog dar, ca char d. Mir
zescu~ a obiectat mimic atunci, Gu
toate ca in calitate de autor a
proiectului avea, dreptul so faca
Un deputat din majoritate amin.
teste d-lui Iorga eelificativul, lire
verenties'' pc ,,majoritati acefales
pronuntat fata de un membru a
guvernului.
ID. IORGA: Daca d. Greceanu a
comis indiscretia de comunica c
discutie particulara de ordin intim
sunt slit sal urmez, reproducind
cuvintele ce d-sa insusi lea pro
nuntat acum doua zile, cind m "a
consultat asupra atitudinei noast-
re in chestia desbaterilor la mesaj
D. GRECEANU: Ce vreti sa-mi
atribniti mie, att spus tot dv.
D. IORGA: Daca nu va convine
destainuirea, ell tac.
Sd continual operatia validari
mandatelor.
Opozitia Sc agita din nou pc ches
tia rezultatului votului in chestis
supleantilor.
Presedintele raspundc ca Adu
narea a hotarit respingerea sup
leantilor.
OPOZITIA: Gu majoritate sal
ell doua treimi?...
Murmurele inceteaza 81 Sc decla
ra validated aleg. din Vilcea, Ca
ras SEVERN, Putna, Satul Mare
Roman, Alba de jos, Doll, Vlasca
Iasi, Vaslui, Odorhei, ,Cotmani
Neamt, Cahul, Dimbovita, r. Sa
rat, Tulcea, Chisinau, Botosani
Falciu, Arges, Mehedinti, Arad
Nasaud, Balti, Constanta, Tighina
iSiret.
,Sedinta Sc ridica la ora IL jun
|Deputatii trecind in sectiuni.
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MAREA VICTORIE A LUZ LENIN.


81
- ilah penio aminloua Irt hosesmuu
pa
re ctau lu lr ST. Ienn npeuna t ucor boise
al Capitalism
moarl a aptaista
posramul
anisi icondtm actal e Russia de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-16

Vaph la hGnsma la la -
mi bun Ht jpC tt F
re gM" " nfuh Europa merge
in
mdai m
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-16

Sub comunsm. nic un ON. nu trebula Sc po-
sede pamint. Taranii rus marea majoritate po-
porului Rusiei cerut sa Ii Sc dee proprietatile
private ale marilor proprietari, luate de la nobf-
lime. ST Ii s'a dat.
Communism, lucrurile induStralel erati Si
fie ale muncitorilor 81 conduse de soVlete
All puterea sovetelor eNsta numai Gu nunlele
EXpertii sunt platiti considerable multi dintre
e adjust de catra capeteniile Dosevlcllor DIN
captalele terior capitaliste. ST acesta dirijeaza
fabrcile 81 cOnduc ucratorii.
Sub comunism. nic un ON nu era ertat sa aipa
mai plata de cit altul. Nici unui ON nu Sc
oferea ajutOr financiar Sa mareaSca pfoductia
All conducatorii bolsevici patesc eXperti GU sa-
larii mari menajeZe industria Rusiei. 81
acestia incurajeaza lucratori la spor individual
la lurru ruptul pentru plati mai mari 81 bonurl
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DECLARATIILE D-LUI PRIM-
MINISTRU.

D. gen. AVERESCU spune ca
reprezentarea proportionala nu
trebue sd duca la impunerea rnino-
ritatilor, orr cit de slab ar ii nu-
marul de voturi obtinutc de aces
tea. S'ar sav1rsi prea mare ne
'dreptate maioritatilor, care ar ii
fnlocuite fara nici ratiune a pro.
portionalitatii prin reprezentantii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-16

iIennsn
uebue miam
socialist
lie eli
aavm mmai nn ulcapti
d tetotaina
Findcas sitemuc
aazla,s p
Tar m
main
fHndca Tars 81 ctmaiv
sis sttcmuor
rapad JOS pmaa la ca main
Tara feudast d s.
Pau shim
snemulcapt os n
Ruaeih comunm un
nurai ntapfndcn n M
rnatuni
edementM
oringkzipr e
natunep pmtca n oc
dtc ddoeacd in o. e
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-16

sub comunism lucratorii avenu nbertate indl-
viduala compecta. Conduca tori bosevici in
fintat snvicul muncei obligatoare ca 81 serviciul
mflitar ssbiigator Dgentpl de greva al munctori-
lor oprit. Lenin dat noifor -nfahageri bur-
ghezi autoritate absolute asupra lucratorior d.
sub stapinirea lor
Sub comunism nu era ertat $: fe capitalism
ii exploatarea privata resurse.or naturale era
oprita. All fnsa, conducator boIsevici invita- pc
capitalistii din tare streine investeze ba-
nil in industre Rusiei. Si mai inlbie capitals-
thor americani concesiuni enorrre; IN metal, lem
marie 81 pamint, daca Amercan vreau sd recu-
noasca 81 sd desvoalte caile ferate din Russia
Care-i acestei schimbari? Comsionarui
de la comunicata bolsevista dat acest raspnns:
.yiata este mai puternica de eft dectrina cOniu
ni~ta..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21

send Tor free salnple OF Fresnol wash
day wonder. he convinced you can
ao q Nhirlwind business Constant
repeater vita large profits. You take
no chances We positively guaganiee
sale 4 q Noiicr 4 Son. - y Jack
son Blvd. Chicago
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

AGENTS AND cRFw MANAGERS
New fast selling food speciality
Llvesf article Packed your label
Federal Pure Food Co. ssei Archer
Ave, Chicago.
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FERTILE Western coiors-
do. any sizea tracts. eel sfrisssed.
wonderfully productive Small sri.n.
eorn. potatoes. alfalfa hay. fruit. f'se-
stock sso up. d Kisfer. Frsi's.
Colo.
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AGESTs-5es per esnt profit Won
derful little article SOMETHING new
--selis lice xil5fire Carp night in
poke. Write al enos foT free san
pie. Albert Mis-. General Nsnzgss.
5ss Amerze1g Dicg~ clnesrnaai. Ohio.
AGENTS st1 fz'ncosts. GtrbzralDez
iszsherettss We 6eiiser and col
ieet- So advance Payments. sam
pie coat free Lzrxtt; commissions
Temple Rsinrost CO. Box s.. Tenn
pleton. Mas
ACESTs-xsss WEEKLY sst auto
mobile furnished zxsnfs everywhere
Introducing -srreions new automobile
inTsntfon Dortle efficiency snd life
OF car ssses -l1s. cokt nrEt fzy. Ter
ritorr rosre Ike riiafrs. tzs san
pie oasfif frne. Write qBiek- Ore
co1rany. Dept sss. Louisville. ky
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Farm Wsnes6
WANTED TO HEAR frnn owner of
NOD fsm for sale Ssst> cash
price. full description. u. Y. Bush.
Minneapolis. Nina.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

NOTICE 10 SUbsISlttNS
In the event of deliyers being i'm
perfec. or paper being rolled, twisted
or mutslated. subscribers are urged
10 maze immediate complaint 60 the
business office In person. by Telephone
or mail.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

NOT Alb GONE Can't get flfat
choice but other choosinss may he
made from our riyE AGAR TRACTS
They DO sell iiu, one ROW The
Caflncy Co.. ilA - East OKLA Ave-,
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a r<arl necklace yziaed ~ u .s0e
: ,as ycafa ara ~nala eass g. GO 10
fsy.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

Buy iouR PERFUMES direct from
manufactures. one ~ the nost fra
grant and lasting Of perfumes la
PRICE prices $3.50. sioo. 2.0p.
Tho 81 Joseph i.esasseur Perfume
COMPANY. 4. Lee Street. Lowell. Mass
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.
MEN WANTED To aRi.i. GROCER
lfs SHILLING EXPERIENCE not


One pf the world'n largest grocer
tcapiial over 81 opo. .eloOo wants
ambitious men Ia your locality ia sall
direct 10 tho consumer nAtlonall,
Known brands u an extensive line Of
groceries. paints. tooflngs. iahsleal
ins oils, stock foods. st. 80 capital
ruaalred write today state age aud
occupation John Aeston a 60. sss "
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AGENTS

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7ss psges. vita peace terms by
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21

ron SAi.f : & Rhode Island Roe
Eges for sale al ti SO per setting.
- 90 per hundred now 20 advertise
after frat 81 90 per setting J X
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Il 4 the i'<llsf of sons Of the Chin
sse that the women sho year short
hair siii BE- tfsnsfosmsi into men In
the fassrs World
Evening journal., 1920-04-09
STANTON CLUB FOLK
HAVE HAPPY NIGHT

Special to The Evening Journal.
STANTON. April 9-The Stanton
Sewing and Baking Club gave an en-
tertainment last evening In Stanton
Hall.
A very interesting demonstration
was given by the girls Of the club, OF
their weekly BUSINESS meeting. Offlcers
OF the Stanton Club are as follows
President. Edna Taylor; vice-presideut.
Anna Ruth, secretary and treasurer,
Esther Miller. There are nine mem
bers OF the club. and some veery good
work has been accomplished.
The Club Pledge: Il pledge my head
70 good thinking. my heart 20 greater
loyalty, my hands TO longer service.
and my health TO better living for my
club my community, and my country"
was very effectively given by the club,
the boys also taking part I'm this part
of the program.
The -Four II" dialogue. representing
the pledge, was given by Margaret
Ruth. Ella Bradley. owen Johnson and
Tony Yonnen.
Professor r T. Martin, state Club
leader. gave some very interesting Ian
tern slides on Boys and Girls Club
Work.
One half the proceeds Of the enter
tainment will be used IN buying equip
ment for the Girls Canning Club. and
the remainder viii be given the boys
Of the town to be used in some branch
OF club work.
Club songs were also sung by the
children, Miss Agnes Medill. Mrs. C. p
Dickey and Miss Lucy Hahn were In
terested In arranging the program.
They are also planning some interest
Evening journal., 1920-04-09
OLD FRIENDS.

Yyy HAT has become Of Ragged Dick" and tom the
w the Bootback" and the rest OF Horatio Algers
poor but honest boys without whom once no public Il
brary competeg
Inquiry at most public libraries VIII show that these
boyhood friends Of men who past thirty have
been banshed from the shelves and their places taken by
young heroes who in the last chapter win football
when they are all but lost who do wonders with
less machines; or who Invented tangled alrpanes
Two generations Of men treasure cherished memories
the long vacation days OF boyhood passed the inspiring
company OF Algers tattered heroes who always made
good There were Ragged Dick" who IN The last chapter
married the bankers daughter and lived In brownsone
Fifth avenue; and Joe the Peddler who be-
came the Junior partner in the firm OF the whose
daughter he rescued and Tom, The Bootblsck" who by
thrift and industry to fame and fortune and host
OF others.
or all the new company OF boy wonders who now MI
the shelves Of the chlldrens OF public lbi aries
which one will live long IN the minds OF their admirers
as the Aser boys who of the shelves but held
fondly in memoryS
Evening journal., 1920-04-09
GIVE THEM A Fam DEAL.

vt is unfortunate thai opposition has developed with
respect to Improving the old B. and o. bridge across
the Brandywine may be used with safety and com
fort for pedestrian and ,ehlculsr trafnc.
The people reside the north side and the south
side Of the BrandyNlne within the territory which would
be served by the bridge are clearly deserving OF such
service
In round ngures the lowest bid for putting the bridge
IN shape for public is $4,000 Certainly, it would
seem that n $4,000 be spent at Washington street
Tor new bridge for the conyenence OF our citizens who
i've within that area objection should be urged TO the
spending Of less Than onetwefh OF that amount for the
benefit Of those who are too far away from Washington
street bridse 10 use Il conveniently especially when the
substrucure OF the B. and O. bridge already Is IN place
and can be put in readiness for 10 comparatively
short time something that cannot be said Of Washington
street bridge.
Evening journal., 1920-04-09
ITALY AND SHOES.

Tally apparently intends to continue in the shoe bus-
ess. From comparatively small beginning the Ital-
ian government has Increased the number OF factories
working It's account until national shoes cons
tutc early so per cent OF the total domestic production
There are present 81 s about so per cent Of whose
production 37OoO pairs per day for the account OF
the italian government
The government factory prices for these shoesthere
are seven gradesrun from Il lire s32D for girls high
Bucher Shoes up to SO lire s657 for mems high shoees
with boys and women's shoes coming In between The
price to the public OF these Two grades 1886 sad
s7i3 respectively.
For the distribution OF the national shoes, system OF
warehouses been established throughout Italy These
the shoes from the factories inspect them to
that they conform to the specifications issued by the
ernment distribute them TO the retailers authorized
to sell them to the public.
In order to insure distribution TO those most in need
and least able TO pay large prices and to prevent specu
atlon the national shoes delivered only IN exchange
for ticket good for pair OF a specified type These
tickets issued by The local procedures and valid
only for limited period. In authorized shops list Of
the types and prices OF national shoes must be
displayed all times and under circumstances can
any greater price be demanded.
Evening journal., 1920-04-09
POLISH CLAIMS.

ID GLAND demands that Russia renounce sovereignty 10
territories obtained through the partitions OF Poland
Poland insists that the western Russian frontier shall re-
vert to that OF i752
This in spite Of the decision OF the Paris council and the
repeated warnings OF the Supreme to Poland that
she must withdraw her troops to the boundary laid down
In The peace treaty.
Poland pleading for material and moral support be-
sh The barrier against Bolshe,ism" The fact
a. p, ter ito claimed is not ehnlcay Polish seems
difference to Poland. Her ella m that polands
rsgnty extended far the 772 boundary is
n cni in Polish minds to Justify the present claim
The situation Is exactly II the United State should
ia re- olIt and change Its form OF government
rad cslly to bring down upon II the hostility and re-
nneation of England France, Italy and other European
powers as we the South American States Mexico
Then II Mexico supported by OF the European gov
ornmenis with money and arms, should send an army
INTO INC United States and establish line taking in Texas
New Mexico Arizona California Utah and Nevada claim
ing the Frontier Of 1918" should be faced with
situation analogous to the present Posh-Hussian situa-
t.on.
Evening journal., 1920-04-09
Omega ALPHA
BOYS At DINNER
Delaware College Fraternity
TO Hold Reunion in Will
mington Saturday
TALK OF SUCCESSOR
TO DIR. MITCHELL

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. April 9-TFustees Of Della
ware College will hold a special meet
ing at the Hotel dupont, Wilmington,
tomorrow morning TO take action on
the resignat on OF DR.. Samuel c..
Mitchell. president Of the college Dr.
Mitchell's resignation takes effect at
the close OF the term. He has accept
ed the chair Of history and economics
at Richmond College, Richmond. Va.
The appointment OF a committee to
look over the field for Or. Mltchell's
successor VIII probably be discussed
at this meeting Several members Of
the faculty have been suggested as q
successor to Dr.. Mitchell including Dean
e. Laurence Smith and Or. w. Owen
Sypherd.
The Omega Alpha Fraternity Of Del
aware College, viii give It's second an
nual dance in Old College tonight
Tho FIRST annual dance given by this
frat last year was one OF the most
successful OF the season and the one
tonight Is expected TO even surpass
that one IN attractive features. The
iNDlA HbS lLfh UttiNilANtl1
for the occasion Music win be fur
nished by Jacobs orchestra. The pa
tronesses will be Mrs. r. NJ. X. Foster,
Mrs. c. o. Houghton, Mrs. Sampel c..
Mitchell Mrs b. Laurence Smith, Mrs.
Charles A. McCue and Dean Wnlfred J.
Robinson.
The alumni Of the Omega Alpha Fra
terniiy win hold a reunion and dinner
at the Lambros, Wilmington, tomorrow
evening. Many OF tho alumni are ex-
pected TO attend the dance tonight. and
most OF them win also attend the re-
union The senior active members oil
ihe frat have been invited 10 the re-
union.
Allan r Cullimore director OF al
large engineering school at Newark, ]
N. j., and formerly dean Of engineer
ing at Delaware College, while in New
ark this week was initiated into the
Phi Kappa Phi honorary fraternity. lie
was elected a member last winter.
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ing work for the local club in the near
future.
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SMITH MAY BE
BALTIMORE SUPT.

It was reported IN railroad circles
Today that George M. Smith, now su-
perlntendent OF the Delaware division
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad will sue
ceed G. orge r. S.nnickson as general
superintendent Of the road in Balti-
more While the local Pennsylvania
officials have heard nothing definite as
TO he appointment OF Mr.. Smith. the
report Is so persistent that It Is g.n-
orally credtedA
Mr.. sinnickson has resigned TO take
eject May 1, and he may remain in
Evening journal., 1920-04-09
MISS HASTINGS IS BRIDE

Special to The Evening Journal.
DELMAR, Del. April e.-Nllss Helen
May Hastings, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner l.. Hastings and Frank
Wilmer Baker were married on We'd
nesday at the home or the bride, by
The Rev. +. n. Faulkner. The couple
were attended by Miss Ruth Fleetwood
as bridesmaid. and Omar Hancock as
best man. The bride wore white satin
with white silk tulls veil and carried
lilies OF the valley and brides roses.