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The Washington times., 1920-06-04
Mems Finest
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One-third
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$1OPaiir

Genuine Shell Cordovan Ok
fords, which means the best
grade Of horsehide leather from
the hip OF the horse, where the
leather is thickest and most
, durable; mahogany color.
Mahogany and Lighter Tan
Russia Calfskin Wing-tip Ok
fords, in smart English lasts.
. Genuine Russia Calfskin Ok
fords, in plain English model.
Genuine Russia Calfskin Ok
,fords, in a conservative round
ing toe last.
Every one of these shoes
made ! of the shighest quality
genuine leather and in styles
and sofkmanship only seen in
the best,Erades OF footwear. .,
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Evening star., 1920-05-29

ANACosTIA
Campbell A. NJ. E. Church
Nichols ave. and Sumner st. sc.
Morning service, IL O'Clock. Sermon by
Presiding Elder Jas. A. Brscoe.
Christian Endeavor League. $50 pm.
Bench rally. o'clock pm. sermon BY
the pastor, Rev. w. H. Manokoo.
Lane c. NJ. E. Church
18th and C SITS. n.e.-Revival never closes.
IL an. DR.. c. H. Tobias; 3:15 pm. in
stallation Of officers; addresses. Drs. A. d.
Ballou and Garner, Peoples Congregational
Church; 7:45 pm. ''rhe Disciple Who Went
Back" Baptism and reception Of members.
ARTHUR W. woMAoK. Pastor.
Miles Memorial c. NJ. E. Church
3rd ct. between and n. 7. ave. NV.
Rev. NILLARD L. BREEDING. Minister.
WOMEN'S DAY ALL DAY.
Three programs Of unusual merit Women
will do the speaking at IL am, 8 pm. and
Bpm.
RAIN OF SHINE.
israel -. M. +. sam B. wallace. pastor.
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
IL a.m.-Memortal service in honor Of the
men who gave their lives in our wars and in
honor of the Soldiers of the Cross who have
gone Home from Israel Church. Ex-SERv-
FRIENDS OF DECEASED MEMBERS OF
ISRAEL SPECIALLY INVITED. Sermon.
Rev. D. L. Miller Of Fort Valley, Ga.
p.m.-Sermon BY the pastor. Subject,
..Our Enemies and Why We Ought to Love
Them
Evening star., 1920-05-29
WesternP Presbyterian Church

q Street Between 18th and 10th Northwest.
REV. J. HARVEY DUNHAM. Minister.
$50 a.m.-Sunday school.
100 a.m.-'Our American Ancestry" Me-
mortal day service.
700 p.m.-Christian Endeavor.
500 p.m.-''The Story of IAean"
Evening star., 1920-05-29

T.f.,,,x Q st. bet soth and alst SITS. NV.
NdIVdIy Rev. j. c. HAWK. Pastor.
s. S.. $50 am. E. L., $3.50 pm.
II :00 a.m.-Sermon by the Rev. NJ. L. Rtppey.
500 p.m.-Sermon by Howard A. Wells. ID. ID.
Marx,;,, NJ. E. SOUTH.
AvAdA VIII 10th and streets southwest.
CLAUDE NJ. HESSER, Minister.
II 100 INA Great Memorial
500 p.m.--"Seeing the Face OF the King"
$3.50. S. s. pm, Il. l.. Thurs. pm.
prayer meeting.
G. Dbl SECOND AT s STREET NV.
0l~ I duA REV. d. NJ. BROWN. Pastor
IL a.m.-'"rhe Light Of the World Illus
trated with objects. Junior congregation.
Sp.m.-Preaching service.
$50 am. s. s.. pm, Epworth League.
ALL WELCOME TO ALL SERVICES.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
Hear
Rev.
Charles
S.
Cole,
Pastor

100 THE NATIONS HERO DEAD"
"sALTED WITH FIRE"
s:45 a.m.-sunday school, Glasses for all.
w. F. Studdiford. Supt.
IU p.m.-Epworth League.
THURSDAYS PM
Community prayer and praise service
FRIDAYS PM.
reception to pastor and his wife.
You will be welcome to all services.
Make our church your church home"
Union Methodist Episcopal
/. Goth street near Penn. ave. NV.
Rev. WILLIAM JOSEPH MEEKS. Pastor.
e:30 a.m.-Rible school. Glasses for all ages.
Hoo a.m.-Sermon by the pastor.
1:OO p.m.-Young Peoples service.
500 p.m.-Sermon:
"The Significance Of Scars"
THE HOUSE OF GOOD FELLOWSHIP.
E1dhrootro RIVER ROAD JUST OFg
Rev. JOHN EDWARD FORT. Pastor.
$50 a.m.-Sunday school.
II 100 a.m.-Perpetual care memorial service.
7:15 p.m.-Epworth League information
service.
500 p.m.-sermon by the pastor. what Is
That In Thine Hand"
Lincoln Road Cor; .!s r. l., !; ave: :. L,aeo''
4 Community Church with a Hearty Welcome.
Rev. C. c. MCLEAN, NJ. A.. D. D.. Minister.
II am. and p.m.-..Memorial and De-
cision Day" themes.
e:S0-Sunday school. NJ. r. speelman. supt.
yaETHODIsr EPIsCOPAl. ICaaoreAk
Evening star., 1920-05-29

NORTHMINSTER
11th st. and r. I. ave. NV.
REV. HUGH KERR FULTON, Pastor.
9:45-Bible study. Glasses for all.
1:OO-PreachinS BY the Pastor.
6:45-Christian Endeavor.
1:45-Evening Worship.
Choir Director, Mr.. Herbert F. keyser.
EVERYONE WELCOME.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
= y CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS ~ X

MOUNT VERNON PLACE
THE REPRESENTATIVE CHURCH
Massachusetts Avenue at Ninth Street Northwest
CLOVIS G. CHAPPELL Pastor
NJ LEO RIPPY, Assistant Pastor
SUNDAY, MAY 80, 1920:
l. am-Ser1non (Main Audorium) by DIR. ]. HOWARD
WELLS Presiding Elder Washington District:
~FIIS KNIGHTHOOD STILL IN FLOWER"
Sermon (Sunday School Audtorium) by REV PAGE
Mex. ETCHISON, Religious Work Director Washing
Y. M. c. A.:
THE DAY THAT NEVER DAMNED"
8pm-Sermon by DR. O. E. GODDARD, Centenary Secretary,
Nashville, Tenn.
SEATS FOR AII-ALL SEATS FREE
auditorium
Sunday School, $50 am; Afternoon Branch 2.3O5:3O
Epworta League pm, led by Miss Minnie Carr Of Iowa.
chappel Lynchburg delivers the
4The Gift of the South to the Nations Capitap'
Evening star., 1920-05-29
METHODIST PROTEsTANT.

Ebenezer NJ. E. ath aa. ASg A D D.s, SITS. ,I. Sc.
IL a.m.-Pastor's subject, "AFTERWARD
and ECHOES from DES MOINES."
7:30-Sermon TO SPANISH WAR VET
ERANS. Monday pm, INSTALLATION
OFFICERS KNIGHTS Of JERUSALEM
ALL IN ONE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
AMATEURS PLAN
AT WEST BADEN

WEST BADEN, Ind April 24-Msy
% and IS has been selected a-s the date
for the open professional golf tourna-
ment here. which was post poned from
This week through adverse weather This
event viii beA followed on May and IS
BY ar amateur tourney
\ number OF amateur players. not
knowing Of the postponenleut. came this
week. ard weather conditions having
improved a two-day irnpromPtu event
vas arranged. In qualifying rounds
Yesterday, z. L. Lennox of Highland
Club. indianapolis. had low score Of -
in the nine hole round. The following
Chicazoans qualified for match play.
F. ". BrummeL EdgewAter Beach. 40.
G. Z. Fogal< Bob OLfnk. IS: S X
MiiliEan. Beverly. 81. II Spear. OAK
Park SIS; J. Z. Burnes. North Shore. So.
H. T. Condor. Beverls. 50: J. +. South
ard. Calumet, 81; F. T. Sens, North
Shore. SIS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
NEW WASHING MACHINE
IS ON EXHIBITION

You can now buN the Famous Federal
Electric Washing Machine at Summers
Pharmacy.
It is Impossible TO appreciate what
this wonderful machine does until you
see il in operat on. The next time YOU
arc down city call at Summers ard ask
10 be shown the Federal Machine in
action You viii be impressed with the
snowy white baked enamel surface. Easy
70 keep clean and always looks the same
This machine il constructed entirely
or metal-rust-resIst Arnco iron.
heavily galvanized. Every woman knows
that metal lasts longer than wood. There
IS no infraction in Inc Federal There
Is no possible chance for wear and tear
or accident The Federal VIII give YOU
from ten to hfteen years Of constant
service
The Washing lumber OF The Federal IS
made Of air dried maple-the very best
than can be made. Mr.. Summers says
this is the best machine on the market
and that every woman ought to have
one He said they are sold on easy
terms. placing them within the reach ~
every one.
There are more headaches. hacAaches.
sioeaches ard muscular cramps caused
~ the wash day drugery over Inc wash
board han all ether eau e.. Ladies. TAX.
tip from Verne Summers and buy 2
Federal-and cut out all your aches and
pains
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
FISHING
SEASON
At HAND

These are the days Of real Hocsier
sport. the rlver banks and the lakes
win soon be lined up with men who
love to fish and = w Millikan. the
veteran state street sporting GOODS
man. who Is authority on all matters
pertaining 70 the out o. doors life. SAYS
the nsh VIII soon begin To bite faster
than google eye can jump out Of the
water and land a fly. Say, fishing is
one Of the great American Vastmes
and from the way W IS selling fsh-
Ing tackle and such. YOU would think
everyone in town is goin' dshin.
Why even the old timers are setting
Inc fever-there Is led Prrudy. know
around these parts for nigh unto forty
years says. boys. give me the pole and
line and III make you younsan's =,
sick at lsndin en- you won't know
you're Twin Then there's the cracks
coming up from the river bottoms tun-
ing up their fishing supplies and lis
the same story with all or 'ef. The
tsh have had such a long sleep this
winter, when they get their lamps op-
en- they will ~ allow bait hook. line
and fisherman. BY the way. the
NIiIIikan fishing emporium is all fussed
up these days. So that the old timers
would hardly know the place All
new fancy show and wall cases and the
largest stock et sporting good 5 that
ever came - town He has cameras.
50 you can 60 home and have Your
picture taken by Ma OF your best girl.
When It comes 10 window dressing. J
VS.. son Walt. who just returned from
France and F.. Wayne can put the o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
Blink McCloskey Lost;
Paris Fears Foul Play

PARIS. April 24-"Blink" McCloskey.
an American pugilist. who for the last
nine or ten years has been prominent
in fistic circles OF Europe. has been miss
ing since March S, and friends fear he
may have been the victim or foul play
The torso OF 4 man found in the Seine
just outside or Paris recently has been
viewed BY men Well acquainted with
McClosAey and they have expressed the
opinion the body may be that or the
missing pusilist. McCloskcy left his
hotel on March s. having 5000 on her
person. which he told Jimmy Coulon and
Biz" Mackay. also American fighters. he
intended to convert into francs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
TO TOUR
At 1000 A DAY

NEW YORK, April 1.-TWO thousand
dollars day is the r gure that has hna =
lv won Georges Carpenter as a circus
attraction. He - announced 80 open
With the Sells-Floto circus in washing
ton on May 10. with Ambassador Jusser-
nd as his introducer and President vii
son as a possible interested spectator.
For seventy days he viii tour the
country. giving two exhibitions each da y
except Sunday 20 earn the s. n0o His
contract CARRIES with it a payment Of
oNeT Si00.O0Q
Following the opening in Washington
on Nav 10. Carpenter viii not appear
with the circus again until May 20. in
CleH elsnd. to enable him to keep ga se-
ments previously contracted for After
Cleveland. 81. Louis. and Chicago are to
see the Frenchmsn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
SPORTING NEWS
The World
of Sport

The triangular track meet scheduled
for tomorrow afternoon At Morris park
won't be triangular after all. Whiting
hi gh school has dropped out. according
TO a letter received by Coach Vcenker
OF Industrial High East Chicago. how
ever will send its track men and the
return of Murphy. fast Splinter and high
jumper of considerable ability to the
East Chicago fold means harder shedding
for Hammond The meet viii be called
at p. m.
The elimination Of Whiting makes it
a dual meet. but II East Chicago should
follow Writings example and Withdraw
from the contests one might refer to
them as a singular meet Hammond
alone would indeed provide singular
meet.
Tomorrow afternoon will usher in rae
Ing at Lexington. Ky. One Of the big
events will be the kentucky Derby May
S. when it IS expected fully $4,000 people
viii attend.
Lexington BALI park home Of the st
Paul American Association club. Will be
enlarged from its present seating e. pac-
ity OF 10000 to 5000 persons New
bleacher seats will number ESQ. The
additions viii make the ST. Paul park
the largest in the circuit.
x-xx
When spring football practice al Indi-
ana University begins next week fifteen
OF the huskiest candidates that have
been seen at Indiana since the days or
Phebe Messick and Homer Outer will
don grid togs for the hrst time
&N-x
Indiana University will have swim
ming team next year to compete with
Big Ten teams.
We'll. it probably cost johnny Kilbane
featherweight champion. little eAertion
to n Q. Abie Miller in the seventh
round or their scheduled ten-round scrap
a Lorain. o. Wednesday night Which
only goes 10 show that Johnny can do
it when he wants to.
x-x-x
wabash valley viii have a big day at
Kokomo. MAJ {. You've got TO hand it
to the dovnstAters for novel ideas in
sports. In the morning the school Will
have its orator1cal contests and in the
afternoon track meet. TEN be a test
OF wind in both events. anyway.
Xxx
Golf players are happy once more in
Massachusetts. a test case 70 determine
the legality OF SUNDAY golf has been
nol!e pressed by the district attorney
Ky
N@x-x
The Central League this year will be
cnlv a four-club circuit-corlP posed o.
Grand Rapids. Kalamazoo. Muskegon.
and Ludicgton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
Levinsky Has Backers
In Tilt With Melchoir

Railing Levinsky will not be without
hackers when he steps into the rirE in
kenoshs "wednesday night with Tony.
Melchoir. Chicago friends Of Bill Bren-
nan have received the tip 10 string with
the Battler and already Lcvinsky money
- making its appearance. brennan sent
work from the East that the BattIer
should cop before the ten rounds are
over Levinsky admirers contend that
Melchoir has only his wicked punch and
that he Will be unable to connect on a
fast. clever ring general like Levinsky.
7ony's manager SCOTS 81 the idea tha [
his charge possesses only a punch He
says Melchoir is fast. clever and carries
a wonderful head Fred Valentine will
bet 500 TO s4o0 that Melchoir lands a
knockout
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
TAGGING ALL THE BASES
By JACK VEIOCK
|. N. S. Sports Editor

sTAR OF \ DAr-Eddie Foster OF
he I;eG Sox.
FOSTER drove in there runr Gqr the
Rostont SO. enabling them to defeat the
Senators. his former teammates.
THE ROBINS are sharing first place
afth the Pirates today thanks 10 Mitch
els ability to keep the Philles hits
scattered.
THE CARDINALS proved better mud
horses than the Pirates. Hornsoy made
four hits out cf five times up.
NEWKIRK'S wildness gave the Reds
the edge over the Cubs.
OSCAR WITT will rerort to the Red
sox next week. Manager Barrow says
the hold-out third baseman viii be used
as a utility player.
PING BODIE, suspended BY Miller
buggins when he left the spring train
ing camp Of the Yarks and came to New
y ork without permission. VIII real pear
in the View York lineup owing to the
injury suffered by Babe Ruth.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
ASK

If YOU are an unfortunate. afflicted
with that dreaded complaint, Piles in
any Of its forms. to be restored TO
your usual good health, you no doubt
feel that your only salvation is in an
operation. Do not be too hasty in
making this move. The Whitney
Treatment for Piles. a new remedy.
easy to apply and wonderful in its re-
suits. Ask Mr. Strinsfellow or Mr.
Ridgely, Druggists, Of Gary, to show
and explain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
Hoosiers Beat Badgers in
Seesaw Ball Game, 7-6

BLDOMINGTON, Ind, April 24-In-
diana won its first western conference
baseball game from Wisconsin. to s.,
yesterday The Badgers did not get a
man on base until the third inning. and
in that frame four OF their runs we're
made Indiana tied in the sixth. and
the deciding tally was made in the last
half OF the ninth. Score:
Indiana ------ Q 0 Q : 80 0 IT 10
Wisconsin $50 0 q o is :
Batteries: Indiana-Kunkel and Den
is. WisconSin-OEle, Miller, and Davey.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
EAST CHICAGO
TEAM DEFEATED

Before 500 spectators last night at
McCoors bowling alleys. the Hammond
bowling team composed OF Ed LiPin-
ski and n Younkers. defeated the
East Chicago team composed o. Fazey
and Davis b. FL pins thereby anneAing
the minor Championship for Lake 60.
Both BOYS are urdec Fl wears or axe
and extend an open challenge to ans
tao minors in the county for bowling
honors
In 4 three game series immed ately
following the match game Lipinski out
claased DAVIS pv s. pms
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
BOAT RACE AT i.
ANNAPOLIS

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
ANNAPOLIS, Md April -. The
oarsmen OF the naval academy VIII clash
with the varsity and junior varsity
crews Of Harvard on the Severn here
today. The junior varsity race is SEIZED
uled TO start about 4.3O O'Clock The
varsity crews will be boated as follows
Harvard Bow. Davis; No. . Lath-
rop; NO s. Burden: No 4 Terry; 40. 5.
McCaEs; No. 8, SEED EwicR; No. :. Damon
stroke, Alnstead; SoxsWain. williams.
Navy-Bow. Jacomini No. :. Bennsrd;
No. s. Jordan No & Graves; No. >. san
born; No. s. Johnston; 40 T. Wcidman
stroke, King; coXswain Clark.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
CHINK PUG COMING

NEW Y0TK. Apil c4.--George Lee.
a Chinese boxer. who has made big
hit out on the far coast. is coming
east for bouts The Celestial glove
swirger IS extremely clever and ne
packs . wallop. lie j. mana ged nv
Ancil Hoffman. a Sacramento sport
ing man. who thinks 50 wcll of his
chances that he decided 10 take the
long trip in search of bigger purses
than they put UP in California The
OienFtal scrapper Is a bantam and
can make the class limit without any
trouble lie wants to meet the best
OF the midgets.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
OUR FIGHT
DECISIONS
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEsyIcE

At JERSEY CITT-Willie Jackson de-
feated Jack LAWYER in eight rounds.
At DETRoTT-Bill Brennan, chica 20.
knocked out Walter Lodge in the sec
ona round OF a scheduled ten-round
bout.
AT COLUMBUS, Johnny Dundee de-
feated Joe yelling in ten rounds
At LEWISTON. NE. - Dutch Brandt.
Brooklyn. outpointed Paul Demcrs in
twelve rounds.
At ALBANY-Pete Hartley. New York
outpointed Young Maxwell 10 ten
rounds
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
STETCHER THROWS
CHEVALLIER

MONTREAL April 23.-Joe stechor.
champion HEAVY weight catch -as-catch-
can wrestler or the world, last night
threw Salvatore CheVallier. the French
wrestler in stra ght falls. 80 minutes
and - minutes. both times with body
scissors
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
RIVER
IS RISING
IsIs.s.IloNAL ssws SERVICE

'INTEFNATIoNAL NtWs SEFNI.EI
TERRE HAUTE. IND. April "a
warning that the Wabash river may
rise In a stage ~ q feet withni the
next 80 hours TO-DAY caused families
living in the low lying districts It the
west and North sides Of tho city 20
remove their beion gings 10 higher
ground Several scores 81 families are
homeless but little suffering Is re-
ported
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
BABE RUTH IS
OUT OF GAME
f1N1FsH4TIoNEL NEWS SERVICE

NEW YORK. April 24.-Babe Ruth
Will DO out of the Yankee lineup a week
or ten days. according 10 the clubs ply
stefan today. The home-run king is
suffering with a sprsin Of . muscle Of
the twelfth RIB.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
STETCHER TO
MEET LINOW

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
NEW YORK. April 24.-Joe Stecher.
worlds heavyweight wrestling champion.
Will meet Iyan Iinow ltbre tonight IN
finish match.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results

CincInrati. ) Chicago. 8.
=. LOUIS. ., Pittsburgh. :.
i2root 'Nn. 8 Philadelphia. T..
<ew ork at Boston. rain.
Games Today.
Cfnc4nrati at Chicago
ST. Louis at Pittsburgh.
New = ork at Boston.
Brooi yn at Philadelphia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24

not fail US he is going TO land a whale
OF a Fishing Club-take a look at his
windows and ou'd say he knaws his
biz" When it comes to fishing dove
W. has il TO hand out to YOU by the
hou-. from the time Jonah swallowed
The whale to the present writing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24

Frank Frisch, a rookie, has been
started at third base by Manager
MeGrAw of the Giants in the re-
making Of his infeid. Right of the
bat the youngster is making fsndom
forget the temperamental Heinle
Zimmerman
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-07
CINE POT CANDIDA:

Art. ~. = Militari in activita-
te 81 toti acci care ocupa func
tune de orr ce natura, retrlbnl
Ia de stat, judet sau comnna sa.
asezaminte de utilitate publica
ale caror budgcte Sc voteaza df
Adunarca Deputatilor nu pot f
alcsi deceit daca demisioncaza dir
functiune eel mai tirziu la dat1
dcclaratiunci candidaturei.
Aeeast dispozitiune Sc aplici
81 acelor carl indaplinesc un ser
viciu in institntiuni particnlare
dar pentru numirea carora Sc ce
re un Decret Regal.
in Basarabia terenul de ma
sus nu privestefpe Dircctorl, p:
Preselintii Comisiunilor interima
re. pc prescdintii Zemtsvourilor
Sccretarul general al ministrulu
de stat. pc preselintele 81 mem
bril- della Casa Noastras Aces
tia pot candida, dar Sc vor con
siucra de drepf demisionati dir
ziua alcgerei lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-07
ALrE D1spozITIUN1.

Art. 80. - Candldatul inscrr
intro circumscriptie pc o llsta
nu mai poate figura pc alta. e
are drept Sc rctragc insa II
telncnlE fixat la art. 20 Tara
pre- iudicia validitatea celorlalt.
canditaturi de pc lista.
Pentru repunerca candidature
ne aceea lista sau pc alta trebu'
indeplinite aceleasi formalitatl.
aliniat la art. 81. = Gruparll;
politiec cmoscute au dreptul $,
depuna I'm semn distinctly pentr:
toata tara.
In cazul acesta semnul Sc dc
pune de catrc reprezcntantli al
torizati al gruparilor politice !.
comisia prerazuta la art. 80 c;
eel putin 80 zile libere inalnte'
primei zile de alegeri.
Comisimea va comunica ime
dat birouriler electorate semn'l
depus.
(,,Izbinda").
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G 0 N v 0 G A r z /.

Societatca romina de ajutor $:
cultura ,,Aradana' din Dayton,
Ohio, convoaca Pc toti mcmbrl:
sal din loc 81 din jur lua parre
i. ;cJlin!a extra ordmar;l luna
IA, care Sc va tinca Dnminec;l,
J Aiaiu 1929, in scoala bisericcs
romina de pc n. Summit Street
Desehiderca sedintei la orele 1.30
p. N. Toti fratii membrii sunt
rueati staruitor a lua parte la 4
ceasta sedinta 81 Sc prezenta
la timp. Find mai multe lucrnri
importante de rezolvat, sa n,
lipseasca nici un fratc mcmbru.
Abscntelc ncmotivate Sc vor
pcdepsi conform statutelor.
Deci in speranta ca vom fl as
cultati, va salutam Ell dragoste
frateasca.
In numcle soci..atii .,Arada-
ma ...a Dayton, Ohio:
loan HiIa, presedinte.
g'odor H..n. .u,. secretar prim.
(lUi-o)
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DELLA FRATII DIN ZELIENO.
NOPLE, PA.
Sti,natilcr Domni Presedinte s
Secretar al Ligei Rationale.

Binevoiti lua la cunostinta
ca moi vrc-o citiva Romini din 0.
rasul Zelienoplc, Pa, dcsi n ann
avut infiintata Sectie Ligci
Na.;onale, dara totusi ne-am fa-
cut datorinta trimitind la Contra.
la Ligei 81 moi ,pentru copii orfani
ramasi in urma razboiului imbra-
bracaminte in valoare de 3Oc
dC.lri. Acum am inceput colec-
ia. de bani, s au aflat niste buni
81 adevarati Rom7ni ell inima
curata, care au contribute cu cit
la lasat sufletul rominesc, dara
totusi 81 intre Rominii din orga.
nnatiunea noastra eind am Ince-
put cu colecta au fugit de moi ca
dracul de tamiie. dar; va veni 81
timpul de ne vom face 81 moi
datorinta fata de aceia care au
/ zis ca ei II 'au ccpii in Rominia.
Rincvoiti a primi I'm eek in
valoare de so dolari tzis optzcei
de dolariD. Alaturat primiti 81
lista donatorilor:
Siccietatea .,Printul Carol"
500; Nicolae Nechita So; loan I.
Luea So; loan Luca So; Mihail
Ferezan So; Zaharie Galatan $5; /;
Nutu Murasan So; Lazar Tumu.
lett 81; Stefan Tear 81; loan
Hofnar So; Lazar Scicsan 81;
Mihail Mosora 81; loan Seiesan
81; loan Mosora 50; Stefan Las
ell 50; Zachie Borcoman ST.; Mi.
hail u. Solomon 81; Stefan N.
Solomon 81; Nicolae Stanciu 81;
Stefan Hofnar So; Stefan z. So.
lomon 81; Iosif Mica 81; loan
Zanga So; 1lie Mo1lovan ST.; Stc-
fan Rohan So; George Hofnar
So; loan Pop 81. - Total $4,000.
Primiti salutul nostru fratesc.
In numclc societatii ,,Printni
Carol al Rominiei" din Zelieno.
pie, Pa:
Mihail Ferezan, pre$edinte.
| loan !. Luca, secretar prim.