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President Names
 Five New Members

Washington, Oct ,. 21.-Five of the seven members of the new shipping Board created by the merchant ma rine act were appointed today by President Wilson.
 Admiral William s. Benson, chief of the naval operations during the war, was re-appointed chairman. were:
 Frederick l. Thompson, a newspa- per publisher of Mobile, Alabama; 1; Gavin McNab, an attorney of San Francisco; Martin J. Gillen, an at torney of Wisconsin and Theodore Marbura, publicist of Baltimore.
 The appointments we're not an- nounccd at the White House and it was not known whether the other two members had been selected. The president has had long list of names before him for some time
 Only one of the five members named today is Republican, MT. Marburg and since the law specifics that only four of the members may be named from any one political par ty, the remaining two appointees must be Republicans. The members of the new board are to receive sal aries of $12,00O a year and under the law they must divest themselves of all shipping interests and de- vote all their time to their work as shipping commissioners.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22
COX WOULD SAVE BABIES

Governor James M. Cox, Democra- tic presidential nominee, states in manly simple language his interest in the preservation of child life in America.
 "All women are concerned with the fact that every year quarter of million little children and fifty thousand mothers die from prevent able causes" says the Governor. "Their deaths are not due to the heat and congestion of large cities, but rather because they live on farms and in settlements far from medical and nursing care. In the last ses- sion of Congress, babies' bill pro- viding Federal help to the States for maternity and infancy care waited
 in vain while Republican congress- men spent their time sscraping' the League of Nations. The Democratic platform and my platform as pres- idential nominee and Governor of Ohi1, urges cooperation with the States for the protection of child life through infancy and maternity care.' {, 4 .,.
 "Not only do stand on this plat form but l shall act promptly that this toll of American child life shall not be needlessly prolonged"
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HEALTH QUESTIONS ANSWERED
 Epileptic Fits

Q. Can you advise or give me any thing for epileptic fits and nervous ness? I am paralyzed on my right side. Have suffered for eighteen years. Do you suppose there is any help for me or can it be relieved?
 A. It is quite impossible merely on the basis of your letter to give you specific advice. In some instances to be sure, .recurrent convulsions, talk ing the form of an epiieptic fit, are due to some local brain irritation which is removable by a surgical op- eration. It is accordingly suggested that you have your physician refer you to some good neurologist for an examination. In the case of true ep- ilepsy very little can be done to cure the condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22
DISCUSSES FINANCE

Brussels, Oct. 21.- The council of the league of nations, this afternoon continued its discussion of the pro- tection of minorities and also took up several questions in connection with the administration and finane- ing the league of nations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22
TWO YEAR CONTRACT

New Orleans, Oct. 21.-Representa tives of the New Orleans Railway and Light Company and the street car mems union late today signed a two years contract providing wage increases aggregating 25 per cent Car fares were increased from six to eight cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

Lloyd England appointed Wald- ron Republican chairman to superin- tend solicitation of Democratic funds. It was mistake, in the first place but proved profitable depar- ture for the appointee went out and gathered up subscriptions and mail ed them to MT. England along with a letter stating that he was mem Der of the G. o. P.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

TOYS, TOYS, TOYS,-FOR THE girls and boys. All toys sold dur ing October for cash 10 per cent dis count allowed. Full line to choose from, at the Winchester Store Cleveland Matthew's
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SUNDAY LEAGUE DAY

Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 21.-Gover- nro Thomas E. Kilby today issued a proclamation setting aside next Sunday, October "A, as league of Nations day.
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It Dawns Upon Him

"No, cannot marry you. Shall return your letters?'
 "By no means. If l expect to win a girl, I see I'll have to get up a bet ter set of forms. Judge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

The Mena secretary of the Com mercial Club has received request it is general guidance the South American wants, they put six beans in three portions of the dish that bears that name of gentleman's country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

Just few more strikes and it will be safe to predict that the Wald- ruses will soon be striking for more blubber.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

The governor evidently thinks that . little "gunning" would stop the warnings against ginning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

! When woman in Pennsylvania town went out riding with another man she was ostracized, preachers re- lated her act from the pulpits and organizations invited her to leave the place. "Ain't they old fashioned in William Penn's state?"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22
FOOTBALL RESULTS

At August Ga, University of s. C. IA; Presbyterial college 0. ' At Raleigh N. c. North Carolina State College IS, University of North Carolina 8.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

of the Home Guano company was destroyeds by fire last night. The loss is estimated at $100,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

It was reported that the town of Bradford was "all lit up'' last night but it was an electric jag.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

LOG AND COMBINATION WAGON. few left at special prices, also a few. good Ibuggies at old prices, at Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

The participants in the Hook -Bak- CT wedding at Spadra have good be- ginning in this life if they can real ly carry out the combination by knocking" the baker whenever the bread box is low.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

Down at Marked Tree they have opened new grocery and the dry goods store has added line of fur niture, but what is the use of mar king the town when it can get pub licity from it's store keepers?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

They have hope of recruiting q national guard company at Hope.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22
Rather Fair

"What," asked Miss Jones of one of her pupils, "do we mean by the word plural?"
 Marie, knowing the teachers custom of following a definite order in put ting her questions to the class. had been expecting this particular one for some time and was rather proud of the answer she had ready. She promptly responded:
 By the plural of a word we mean the same thing, only more of it.'- Harper's Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

< Since Obregon's visit to the United States has started talk of friendly felations why not suggest that the king of England call on MacSwiney :?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22
WITH THE WITS
Able To Garry It

"If you take whiskey for your stomach's sake, what 7 about your head ?"
 My head takes care of itself, sir" replied Colonel Jagsby. "I have the good fortune to possess, sir, the ca- pacity of Southern gentleman" Birmingham Age Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

The Ashdown woman with 20 chil- dren who has ran out of names might begin again with the names of the Republicans who have signified their intentions of voting for Cox.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

A Home Demonstration
 i"Pa, what's meant by a poker face'?" "My son, your mother doesn't know anything about the game of poker" "Yes, pa?"
 "But when I deliver little lec- ture on extravaganza she exhibits as fine poker face as I ever saw."- Birmingham Age-Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

Echo of the Rise in Prices
 "Here you are, dear, run and buy something.' said Augustus, slipping a coin into the hand of his fiancee's sister, hoping thus to be able to squeeze in few moments bliss with his lady-love.
 Do you know what you've given me ?' asked the amazed infant.
 "Yes, dear That's penny" re- turned the suitor.
 "Well, perhaps \ you'll be kind enough to tell me. if there are shops left where anything is sold at pen n.y." queried the child scornfully-La Baionnette (Paris).
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-22

Surgeons have devised moving pie lures that show the internal mo- tions of some of the human organs but thus far the brain has been left to do it's own thinking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
COTTON MARKETS.

NV ttsh. Apr.f Resentment In
'"''"h Waf nervous ;oGay and tn. mario.
wa uGsrtiird 81; during IN" session. o,v-
NS :" 'nr railroad Ia6"r situation There
".T~ i'"EI"d- 81 decided ;!r:an">S. out when
rErF support ".nnk"ucG there was prutr-
ihFhr - livuGa'iuu o. long sum and
Sn %arI M sinic M trend of prices was
The carly buying .rcincd 10 hay. run
ii7 ,oufs" on IN advance tn 1! 80 for MAJ
" anout u :" - points aGoSe Saturday,
stu, order. were uncovered and FOR a
''H' IN" 'nHTsr - rs Very weak with MAY
selling J. p".Its below Saturday, clusint:
N!ni"uT'. Nh''r later months showed net
.Js='- 81 - 10 =. POINTS,
The .is' developed u decidedly Grmer
i"n" In 'nn carry g:Irruonn. win Nfny and
July y "r'i." demand The former posi-
t"n Soid Ir 1" i!hN ~ ~ paints ab0v,.
ih' '.r..r 10" level and to a new nigh
Tho 'narE", was uudc- pressure again
o. in' aS; h"ur fran Increased l!gu.La ;
ton aud uctgv" professional SciI.ur pric.g
tS'.i"d ',ni" "N u point" from the top
ai"i c."F'd barely s;raGy. at nct d"Clin.
v: ifltS points
apr' h,rc wa steady. win m!ddnnr
li'i'hauE.! a. iac. iH"r- w"-c no sales
spot ~ New Dr"HEs was steady with mid
,.hE, Hnc HANGED ~ iH.c: thu sales were
',.'r
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LIVE STnCK M,I;kr.r
F!chiH9hd Union STOCK. y,r1.

y,.,,,,- Richmond Va A..u .,..,
Ih"re Mas II good run OF "a,
,.,,ir $50 thI* week. All Ci,g... ,tt
,."'iiy ard .prtces weF" sirongG. sol"
SiiIrtiT Gotd steers linl his
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PRODUCE SI.iRKETS.
COI.'El.E,

NEW YORK. April i:-Thcra was
NOR" activ" business IN tn. iuSrllc: fpr
Coffc" futures today than for som. Kim,
past ana further sharp decline In prlC"s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND rKon,.cr

~ I. MO-. NDrIl le---prico, In H. 49,.
and a, Or, nnt"Ky shorty after noon todn y
varu" ,.aIi, los" M.r,- Z" ic Ipwer 4
mn. nt '"n an ~ had been SOM !rurova.
;ornib... I'll .n. ran strike situation Thi.
,m,s.t' Win sharp drnp in ,hn 90.
mhLhet. Induced more or !1ss i,nn.,,. 80, -,
~ ",h corn showed declines oc "a g. IN W.,
The corn Inarkc, seems To b.y. -,,,
hesgt" ." E Snsp.. IN. trade IS !nciincd 20
out recently ar" talking hen IL "a" sou
ON H.. m9i ,h!sroScd to become arr,Gss,"s
May oats dtopped con-, iny,. ''..tEH'nf.F
shomcI va - ~ lover and tho scute:i,S'.,
49, ~ advances of :, "a 80 Tn e .
""' IN" weakest "f an! o. The rrj, Ny "a;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

Pf'e rnt.road labor trouslr,..ur ,r-,rj,-t+ny
HhipmontE from the New York stock 70
~ ~ 'miati"r' ana ar" having generally
unset hng effect sentiment, Whit.
,her" vas also selling ,by the trade pre-.
'uniab'y against lpycnr' firm ufrNr4 .Tbr
opening waS to IL points lower ana i"
Wy" months sold about l3 to - points be-.
low saturdays closing rGures in the late
ii'uhE, with May touching ii2D and
Sgn,"mhcr iirG Closing prices were at
h.'rE N lowest. showing n net decline
VDtherS MnrkNts Page t.ikhtl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

Hniis .teady I" iewe-. demand narrow;
YEA! calves ! 10 to 100 lower. bulk to pack =.
~ is@Dii1). no; trade in siockers and
Hogs: 500. market uncvcniy higher
i'ulk. s"neI cents higher h",vyw"iehc
th'ninE most. Top. Is: bulk. iipM - -
closed strong. Prs. .3o,p cents higher:
leh, pigs largely /. aOl, i3oO
sheep, SOC, Market mostly steady Of
i"riur- largely shurn lambs at IL con T. 4,
ono carload. 1880: no good wooded lamb.
oikrcd. good wooded ewes. 100.
isH.srond rcpurts show a total of 4. car.
cf livestock du. TurSuay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

lures. at Lime being :,.c below tho
i"p rrir" 90 the day. The cash sat- mar
"'t was tn 80 lower. 40 white oats
M'th IN" puly buyer a receiver who was
oats.
higher prices governed transactions
h'H" ~ provisions early. tut later when
'hr E-H!n markets showed losses the pro
ttN."H' market also weakened soui"yN la
ttI''S ~ h" close. however. showed
Nt"'4 advances Tor the day. The hpylu-
Wa OF a GOOD volume. being "ncnura r.d
~ m, .tr,nEth shown IN hogs
leading futures ranged follows:
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RICiiMnND sTorK M,vI;rr

Ciskic q BuEch y Company,
lll1 East Main Street.
Richmond. Va, April =. 1921
ITY AM. STATE sECUnITIEs- "S"en
'hInoud CITY as. is.i- 1872 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
'ARKET REACTS WHEN
|: CALL MONEY ADVANCES
Sar Shares Advance When Raw
t. 'uban Sweets Go to New
High Record.
BN iiI.O.DlN WALL

he" YORK. April l2.-CaIl ,nonay
f3it l" 10 per cont thIg afternoon.
Ia inc StocI: market reacted rather
| 'rrIN. Final prices were loves, i'm
I'"' iSSIcS, but som. spcciniiins
! '""d advances. particularly tn.
StTs. In view OF "a" labor si,,Ia.
~ hnd the nigh money the market
! ca very we'll u showed a dis
| S'tiPn TO DiNnnC" all afternoon and
'ec"N1iy !" expected as soon az IL
| citar!y understood that tho rail
I,d striis" is broken.
/ d"Itional gold was ENGAGED for
uih America. making about 5000.
gong ih"r" from N.w YbrI; to-
| 'fro". Francs and lire were a,
=" record .Ows and marks were
ph+. Sterlin. was not materially
ihs"d although it was stated that
/ hritIsh Government intuadeh 20
IL E'ilisA-owncd American sccuri.
= ~ bone, ana soil them here In
.'hoF' 10 r!5ht the exchange posi-
s";.ar shares Advance.
h' tfftn OF th" SuGJr shares Vas
." iGr'hc" advance IN the price
ga" so ar. cuban rl.ss sold at
- Mhhius a new high record.
e lir'S"ui movement ~ the sugar,
Nor serious 'Hau auy during the
Tor it !v based on an Hctuu!
["'H2e OF IN" crep aud cannot he
is."iri away. I'll" sugar com
lpe7 ar" unding thcHYcises su.righ
Il special stock dividends are
hcd v: for many. ruutu Alcg'a
Inc 'Ivpr!tc today la popular
DIM. n advanced moro. than t.n
Mt. Cuban American moved mp
". but i"w persons eyer trade IN
Corn Products ana United STATED
d prD"uc,s we're wcll bought as
|. shortage ~ sugar H. certain 10
orco :; greater use %: choir pro
rs. For that reason the size OF
: years corn crop IS very !,n.
'tan;
Harvester Il sironr.
'eThipS j. was oeeaIs. OF tn.
at necessity Tor II h"vc crop THIS
.r THAI the stack VI The Harvester
|npanl was so strong. Advance
mc!y aTd.all otHcr COMPANIES maxi
machinery Tor farmers are sure
Hcc! the influence.
rhe Department OF Commerce has
.ed w5ptpcGs 10 give pubiirtty
a combine ~ British firms THAT
Hh4i''E W FHibplns a. 'hn'l-
dc. rhe American consular. repre-
Itat.yo warns A,mcr,caua not to-
2 to taat port ia B'ttish bottoms
10 cons isn auy,hins 10 tic Nrus
question They ARE eharriu- three
rs The rates for unloaiinr freight,
! i@ Charged by Americans IN the
-bpr.
NJ Dixon. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., or ~.
i-r!can i'yro.-u Trade CORPORATION.
concern that represents America
re sad today that the combine
lined tina, the high charge IN
dca de;uugraGc.
tnn.hi:r tnu>-s Drmurra=r.
ic states that i, is not necessary
havc tomurra 20. but That the o'E-
y causes dcluUrragc 90 Icv.inp by
ayIug the unloading OF Sh.i,. aud
"riallt .: american vcsse.s This
The first tirl" the American gov
,meut has taken an active part
the usrt ~ American arms FOR
sincss abroad II is not charged
4 the BRITISH goy.rgmt Is beck
la Co"stauiiruplc combine. bat
strongest business interests In
|G,and are backing It,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

- IIINN' iIl'tFF
s, Ok . ISrs- MiillIne. 4oao; export. a,s
MN!n"T .T"rts-S;ock i!.7.7
"'hi Tod. y-leceiuts IA ..,
-: s'ocN J. .ri.s al ''''-'' exports. 3
i5.s.y '".P'+. Jig; export :
po. I,'' sSr ;''s"n-R"reip,s e.z5a2,.. OK.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK,

'lifcAGo. April l2-cattIv 500. i,iliur
NrhrIlrEs mostly - % cents h!rh.-
Top. - 20 other beef steers and Ch"Ic.
stock about - cents higher Buzz st"rrs
u u 1850. bc- heavy steer. li.,. Iu,cbrr
COWS. largely S.D@i 900. cann"rs around 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

Fat sheep ''''-''''' :" ~ !,
'1iiihon 30 fair sheen 80 =. . j.
~ spflnH lambs. - cents
'o"> and calv.. SEQ Ia s,2, ,r,,,-.,,
t' S.!'!' prospects good Tor nsx; i,.,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-04
co nv oic A 4 E

+ Soicietatea rOlnlna de ajutor 81
cnltura ..Hora Unirli'' din High
fand Park, Michigan, Pc aeeasta
Gale convoaca pc toti membril
sal, cit 81 pc eeialalti FRAT Ro-
mini din loc 81 din jur care do
resc sd devie ca membrii al so.
cictatii noastre a lua parte la a.
dunarea generala lunara, care va
avea loc in ziua de 9 Maiu 1920
(Dumineca), la orele 23O p. III
i'm scoala de sub biserica romina
or. cat, din 3034 Orleans Street,
.Na Padure).
|. Find mai multe chestii impOr
.tante de rezolvat, SUM- rugati sta
ruitor toti fratii mcmbrii lua
parte la aceasta sedinta.
/ In speranta ca nici ln membru
nu va !ipsi della aceasta sedinta
pima la fntilnire rininem salutln
du-va cu frateasca dragoste.
I In numele societatii .,Hora Uni
rii'' din Highland Park, Mich.
M Iacob I1lor, pre9edinte
/ j. N. Neamtiu, sccretar prim
(1O2-3)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-04
G q Nv o e a b Z .

Soicietatea r0nilnS de ajut0r >;
Ecultura ,,Annoiliass ain st. Lo.
Euis, Mo-, convoaea spe toti menl-
bril- sal de a lua parte Ia adsma.
ssrea geperaI6 extra ordillara, car
ire Sc va tinca Dumiileea, 9 Main
1910, Ia orele 2 p. IN. precis, in
iiyala Sirbilpr din al 8-lea 81 Barry
Street.
La ordinea zilei. va iii:
/. ConstrHirea genuine a. ad
ministrstiei intcrnc Hoeietati sl
in general a Uniunei 8. Rs A.
2. Neutrality-suspicious. pro
Epe6ierei dAlni PascH, in calestia y
EESllrnarii qeiaerxle tliaf a. 9.
4 3. Aasgerea delegstil0r pentrH
(alunarea eeae@la . Unhrnii $
mr.. A. din a. o.
" " 4sl TOT la aceaatt aiinnart - W
Fprsata dsnnl L Rsrea, f0at typEe
|sedinte AZ SoeistStiS spre All II,
Ehltinlul aAaic dsaa frqti Romitl
HIN 7 - D.sa se rspatri&lsi \; to u
dAt6 s nrexenta u drapelnt na
E)issl n1slis ~ go eenstpait 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-04
G O. N v o G A r E !.

Soicietatca ronlina de- ajutor 81
cultura ,,Vnlttlrls din Home
stead, Pa. conv0aca pe toti mem
bril- sal din Toe 81 din jur a hla
parte la scdinta lunara, care Sc
wa tinea Dumiiieca, 9 Maiu, la O.
rele 1.30 p.. M, in hala societatii
.Vlllturul. din 315-7th Avenue
West Homestead, Pa.
Deci rugam staruitor pc toti fra
iii meanbrii, carl sunt interesati a
afla dcspre mersnl societatii noa-
Strc, tot odata 81 pc aceia carl
au oaresi care plingere sau pro
punere pentru binele 81 inainta-
rea societatii noastre, lua par
te la aceasta sedinta. Rugam inca
pc toti fratii Ronlni earl doresc
a devepi ca membrii al societatii
noastre a Sc prezenta in mijlocul
nostru, ddndll-ne .mina de unire 81
fratietate.
In numelc. societatii ,,Vulturul'
din Homestead, Pa:
Emanuel varga, presedinte.
N. III BoiIla, secretar
+ (1O2-3)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-04
G o N v o G A RE .

Soicietatea romina de ajutor s.
cultura ,,StraiAll Liber'' din st
Louis. Mo-, convoaca ipe toti mem
[brii sal lua parte la adunarea
general lunarA care sc va tinaa
I'm ziua de 9 maiu 1920. Deschi-
derca sedintei va Fl In orele 2.:,C
lp. n., in hala de sub No. $50. So.
|Vendevetcr Avenue. Fratii mem.
bril- SUM rugati Sc prezenta Ia
aceastA adunare, avind mai multe
chestii importante de rezolvat
spre binele 81 inaintarea societatii
nOastre.
In numele societGtii ,.Strainul
Liber|' din st. Louis, Mo-:
). Petrascu, pregedinte'
Mica b. Dsniaaa sssEetar.
(1O2-3)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-04
@ Nv 90 A r E !.

Soicietatca rclmina de ajutor 81
cultura ..TirnOveam'' din T0rring
ton, Conn, convoaca pe toti mem
bril- sal lua parte la aaunare:
generala lunara, care sc va tlnea
in ziua de 9. Maiu 1920, in hala so
cictatii din Is Lichtfiell Street,
(The Central Labors Union Ro-
onls).
Sedinta sc wa deschide la orele
100 p. m. LA ordinea zilci vor Il
mai multe chesti importante de
rexolvat spre binele 81 lnaintarea
societatii. Deci sunt rugati starul-
tor toti fratii membrii a lua par
tie la aeeasta sedinta.
Absentele Sc vor pedepsi con-
form statutelor.
Tot .odata Sc atrage atentlmea
tuturOr membrilor 81. membrelor.
despra rrlpartltla cets hotarit' 81
s'a luaf La processl. verbal IN IL
Aprilie 1920, Sc va incasa inaintea
taxelor lunare, conform proeesu-
lui verbal. Datorinta va cheama,
aeei fiji 'gata.
in: numele societatii ,,'Tirnovea-
ma din Torrington, Conn:
!, Prczidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-04
StITf din Mcintosh, Tex.
r o &

8 -
Cn mare foe a izbucnit astazi
la orele 2 p. m. pc podul interna
tlonal ce' leaga orassf haredo-Te-
xas, cu oraslil Naevo-Laredo- Me-
xico. Focul dupa cum Sc stie1pina
a. iuat nastere della un tub con-
ductor del beMina care Sc spar
sese 81 de caldura mare luat
foe. DE abba la orele 6 seara s.,
apealizsse, .dar iumstatea de pod,
eel de pe partea Americana s'a
surpat in .Rio-Grande. Pagubeie
sunt eslorme. Acest foe a callzai
|trei perderi de vieti. Trecerea
din Mexico in Statele Unite s a
stinjenit pietonilor. !.
La inceput s'a crezut ca Sc
da'duse foe de catrp Mexicam Gu
seopul de a-se da un eventual a.
tae, 81 Comandanttll districtului
militar Colonelul i. L.. Winn sc
pregatise de O contra ofensiva 81
a strins toate trlhpcle la post. In
orr cc caz Sc asteapta tr,rpe noui
ca Sc soseasca la granita, ceea &C
Sc asteapta la .yre-o ciocnire con
|,tra rcxolutiei. dim statlll Sonora.
Regimentll al 14-lea cavalerie
a trecut prin aeest post in q
Aprilie 1920, in drumul sau spre
fortll brownsville. Texas.
Maior,ll II. +. Phillips, CONAN
dantul sanitar ar districtului La
redo. plecilid in comcediu pentrl
.ur tinrp nelnnitat, leeul dh,sllui
a fost luat de- catre Maiorrl C. NJ
Strotz, comandantnf sanitar al
regimentului 81 Infanterie.
Treizeei 81 opt de insi (straini)
sollati in regimentul al H-lea all
fost facuti snpusi Americana Gu
toate Idrepturile, dintre carl 81 )
framcezi, Z mexicani, 2 spanioli
& unguri, 3 greet, ; suedezi, ) en-
glezi, 4 italieni, 4 rusi 81 l roihil
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Romdnii din Str l.eslis, Mo-, la A.
ceasta adunare. sunt rugati ST.
suitor ca toti membrii 50 fl
prezenti.
Mihain Dan, presedinte,
Oh. Berdac, secretar
(1O2-
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