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Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
LEBANON

John Avery has sold his farm and has moved to the house owned by Allen La throp of Vernon.
 MT. and Mrs. k. F. Bishop motored to Boston Friday to visit their son Richard, returning Sunday.
 Mrs. H. M. Peck, MT. and Mrs. c. M. Geer and daughter Myra motored to South Killingly Sunday. Mrs. Peck re- mained for a few weeks with her daugh- ter, Mrs. M. D. Whitaker Mrs. Geers two little nieces, Eleanor and Bernice Whitaker, returned with her for a visit
 H. W. Sweet was surprised Friday night by about 40 friends. A very en- joyable evening was spent with music and whist. Sandwiches, cake and coffee were served.
 Clifton Sweet of New Britain spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Mary Sweet.
 L. IT. Taylor has purchased from Will liam Avery his land and barn.
 Mfr. and Mrs. o. L. Pults spent the week end in Manchester, guests of MT. and Mrs. John Wolcott.. i.2, .s.sg
 MT. and Mrs. IL W, Sweet and. MT. Hansen spent Monday in Hartford.
 Dr. and Mrs. John Sweet and two little daughters of Hartford visited Dr. Sweets sister, Mrs. K. F. Bishop, Sunday. Dr. Sweet returned hofne;, but Mrs. Sweet and children are remaining for a few weeks, visit tsI 4
 Mir. Ki-oall of Scotland is spending some time with his daughter, Mrs. FIN. Taylor. A
 The x. of P. gave whist party in Grange hall Wednesday evening about 40 being present. The first prizes were won by Mrs Clement Fowler and David Pitcher, second prizes By Mrs Arthur Hewitt and C. IL Foster. Consolation awards were given Mrs. Elmer Pultz and Edward Lamb. Cake and fee cream were served.
 Mrs Elizabeth Troiand attended a meeting of the s. N. E. Telephone com pany employees in New London Wednes- l day. if Nr-s T7~tcra T1r-dnr md Ef~e FFocil Gates of Columbia werc guests wednes- 1 day of MT and Mra K. N. Taylor. & Mrs. George Mills moved this week. tc l Everett Hewitts house.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
nIks.

Arrangements have been completed by Norwich Lodge. No. 43e, B. P. o. D.. for Inc annual observance of Flag Day on Juno 18th on tiIe lawn in front of the home on Main street. The programme will start at o'clock and will include Addresses by Judge Nelson l.. Ayling, T. n. Shields and Ex-Mayor Allyn L. Brown and solos by A. Craig Taylor and Edward Connolly. Tubbs' Military band VIII furnish music and give a concert
 The following committee of thirty for ths carnival to be held in September Or October has been appointed by the exalted ruler. Tom Crawford James P. Hayes. William R. Stevens, James Pur- Con. Joseph Williams. Louis Gotthelf, James Semple, \. J Ayling. L. E. Mil ka. James J. Casey John H. Wilson, Fred Hutchinson. Morgan Cronin, Frank c. Aubrey. James D. Mccormick, James 2. Harrington. Joseph W. Cavanagh. Ar thur Campbell Daniel Young, Thomas Shields, A. Siverberg, John T. Car ney. Patrick F. Sweeney, John P. Com bies. Charles Cassidy, William r. Browne. John F. Fitzgerald, John P. Corcoran. John M. Swahng
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
Cottons Reduced

Cottons, White Goods, TableLinens. Blankets, Bed Spreads, Etc. One case of s6-inch Fruit of the Loom" Sheeting-Sale price 42s 42-inci1 Fruit of the Loom" Pillow Casing, value 59o, at. 45e 45-inch Fruit of the Loomg Pillow Casing, value esc, at. ... 4se 42-inch "Pequot" Pillow Tubing, value S5c, at. at............... 62<se 500 yards of A. C.. \. Ticking. short lengths, . to 10 yards, value T5c, at ................ 49e Extra Special Values in Pillow Cases and Sheets, in the Stock Re- ducing Sale.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
MYSTIC sHRINERs.

The next session of the Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine will be held in Portland. Me. on June 22-94. The city of Portland expects to be host to more than 100000 visitors in antici- patton of which she is preparing an ela- boratc programme.
 Shriners from every corner of the world will bc in attendance at the great eonclave. Temples in Hawaii, Toronto and along the Atlantic coast have long since siEnified their intention of coming here cn masse for the great gathering.
 W. J. Hoffman. head of the conven- ton committee. attests that the session of the Shriners in Portland this year Will be the largest convention ever held tnywhere. A tremendous effort is being made by tho city of Portland to measure up 10 the magnitude Of the convention. Millions of dollars are being expended Co beautify the city and to provide liv- Ing quarters for the more than 1000 s.ranEers 10 be received.
 With the ending of the national dem- erratic convention at San Francisco. Portland expects 10 be host to a thous- and or more guests whom they expect
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
PnnsrON CITY GRANGE.

Preston City Grange held their seg- ular meeting Wednesday evening with Worthy Master Clifton L. Dawley in the chair and with SS grangers present. The grange was visited by Deputy E. Frank White of North Stonington, who was ac- companied by Mrs. White, Miss Marion White and MT. and Mrs. Frank White.
 The deputy. in his remarks, c5mpii- mented the grange on it's excellent con- dition, and made number of valuable suggestions for the good of the order.
 Brother Sidney G. Hall was installed as steward by Deputy White. During the lecturers hour a very interesting and instructive paper by Sister Alice D. Hall, on the topic, Should Housekeeping and Homemaking Be Considered Profession or an Accident? Tn the absence Of Mrs Hall. through illness. the paper was read by one of the ladies present.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
White Goods

1000 yards of Mill Remnants of English Nainsook. ? to 10 yards, value SSe, at ..l,.s .s...".. 500 yards of Mil Remnants, in 5s-inch English Nainseok, value 90c, at .......a.....-.s-.s.......
 500 yards of short lengths in Ss-ineh plain white C'ambric, value 59c, at ..-... s..........
 One lot of White Goods, con sisting of 40-itch plain white Organdie-40-inch White voile -36-inch English Long Cloth -36-inch English Naihsook, value 59c. and 6sc, at........
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
PATRONS or HusDANDRr.

Norwich Grange, No. 172. Patrons of Hnsbsndry. held their regular. meeting tn Wednesday evening at the Bucking ham Memorial with a large number pres snt Worthy Master John R. Lyman presided at the meeting at which matters ot a routine nature were transacted. At The lecturers hour there were remarks by the officers present and several rem dnred solos The last meeting in July and the first meeting in August Will be emitted
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
CUT THIS ouT-rr Is WORTH MONEY

Cut out this slip, enclose with SC and Ave. chicago. fi. writing your name and address clearly. You wilt receive
 n return a triai package containing F8lty's Honey and Tar. for coughs. for pain in sides and back. rheumstism. Jarkarhe. k'cney and bladder ailments. tnl Foley CathaTtic Tablets. a whole sofHe and thoroughly cleansing cathar- .ic. for ~ousti pstiou. biliousness. head i-ac. and sluggish bowels. Lee & Os-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
Ther1nos Bottles

s2.So rherrnos Bottles, green case, pint size, at........... $1.s5 sS.oo Thernos Bottles, brown case, pint size, at ......... S2.se $3.5o Thernos Bottles, green case with nickie shoulder and
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
Lace Department

Embroidered Convent Edging. 3 inches wide, value 12ts yard. a' .''.-'-.''......-t...-...-.,
 12-yard piece Of Val Lace h. sertlngs, odd lots, regular values
 up to $1.oe. al piece, .....a. i : 4V-ineh BnbielaereA velies. reg. alaf values sec end sf,eo a.
 yard, at..... ...............
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
nWI.a.

Norwich Nest of Owls held their. reg tiar meeting on Tuesday evening with a larxe number in attendance. Routine business was transacted and report of progress was made by the committee in charge of the outdoor carnival that is to ts held on the BattIegrounds during the week of June A. There was large at- tendance at the meeting which was con- sncted by President Leroy Johnson.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
Wonen's Wear

Aprons, House Dresses, Pettico43A Corsets. Etc. A lot of Aprons, made of good quality Pereale. in plain colors of blue. pink. green and yell low, regular s2.0O and .2.25 value-Sale price .......... $i.3s Women's Short Dressing sacques, of light and dark Per- cale. in two models-extra size. s1.75 quality, at s1.4s, regular size s1.5o quality, at...... $iA Women's Corsets. discontinued line, low bust and long skirt, h sizes s1. g. ss. s4. s5 and ss only, regular ss.so value, at. .. $i.ss Women's Black Heatherbioom Petticoats, new spring models, T in regular and extra large sizes, value ss.Ss-Sale price. sss4s women's silk Petticoats, made of Chiffon Taffeta and Jersey six. with Messaiine and Taffeta fieuncs At ss.Ss -4 value sz.ss
 At $s.39 -- Value ss.5es.s-ss. women's House Dresses. Of best duality Percale and Ginghsm. In light and. dark -colors. made with adjustable bands to it any model
 At s2.ss = Value .s-so Al ss.l2 z value 3s.st At S3.s9 - Value s4.50
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
Art Department

Odds and Ends in Stamped Goods - Clearance price. ..... 25c 27-inch Stamped Centers, seal
 loped edges, value soc, at. .... 3sc Size 1Sx5o Stamped Scarfs,
 scalloped edges, value S9c, at 69c Size 1sx50 Stamped Scarfs,
 crochet edges. value s10O, att. 7se Stamped Combination Underwear s1.ss value, at.............. si.25 s2.oo value, at. at............... S1.S9
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
ECHOES FROM THE LODGE ROOMS

will return east from San Francisco via Portland.
 General John J. Perslling has signi- fled his intention of attending the con vention. A special welcome Is planned for him and demonstration in his hon or is now being planned.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
Handkerchiefs

200 dozen women's Corded Bor- der Handkerchiefs-Sale price Se One lot of Mems Mourning r' Handkerchief, value 25c-Sale
 price .......s .....-........... Se Mems Initial Handkerchiefs. in 5.s half-dozen boxes. all letters
 Sale price 75o box, or each 12LFs
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
Wonen's Gloves

100 dozen wonen,s White Jisle. Gloves-Sale price a, pair q women's Chamoisette Gloves, in white only, sizes sis to Sh. regular 5ac vaiue. at....o..... 3 An odd lot. of women's Silk Gloves. in black and white,
 principally small sizes = Sale
 price ....s.............
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
Wash Goods

One lot of Apron and Dress Ginghanls. 27 inches wide. regular S5c value, at.......... 29e 1000 yards of Mill Ends, in Dress Voiles, to 12-yard lengths. newest designs, reg ular 69c value. at.............. 33c One case of extra heavyweight, Ss-inch White Outing Flannel, regular 59c value, at.......... 45c One lot of 3s-inch shirtings, good. assortment of stripes,
 medium and high colors, regular
 ssc value, At...... 4sc One lot of 27-ineh Poplins, in a
 good selection of colors, reg uiar 75e value. at.,.s...,s..... 5sc
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
Toilet Paper
Stationery

1000 pounds Aberdeen Linen" Writing Paper, in boxes, con- taining 7s sheets white or color ed, value 42c box, at. Sic Envelopes to match the fore going, in packages of g, value Eucv ak .'..s.....r.s.a. .-s-.. s14c Homespun Writing Paper. in boxes, containing 4 sheets and
 24 envelopes, value Sec a box
 at .................... 37e
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
Friend Fighting Friend.

Hoover is a Quaker Palmer is a Quaker. Wouldn't it be queer If these two friends should be found fighting each other Waco Times Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
Women's Neckwear

Sport Scarfs, in all shades and a variety of materials regular value .s5.75 to $6.50 - Special price ........................S Se.5
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29

seymour-sergt Timothy Mahoney, Co. L, 27th Inf, son of Daniel Mahoney, has received his honorable discharge from the army and is hofng again after two years service in Russia and the Philip pine Islands.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
Hosiery Specials

Infants. siIk heel and toe Cash.
 mere Hosiery, black, white and ,- brown regular Sec values at. = 5oe Boys Black Ribbed Hosiery, sizes 6 to 9h-Saie price As Boys Corduroy Ribbed Hosiery ' sizes to io--saIs price. .,-.. sse Boys 1-1 Ribbed Black Hosi.
 cry, sizes to il, regular ssc
 value, at -...s.-............ eoS Misses Black silk Lisle Ribbed'
 Hosiery. sizes to sH, regular
 T5c value, al. 59e women's Black Seamless Host - cry. second quality Of soc grade.
 Sale price .'.s..-sss...-s.r,.- eoc
 women's Bursen Lisle Hosiery, ,r second quality of ssc grade Sale price ..f..........-. 1oe women's Fine White Lsie Host- cry, regular 50 value, at. ....... Sc Women's Black Burson Hosiery, perfect regular 5sc value, at.. fse
 women's Black Drop-stitch
 silk Hosiery, regular s1.0o value at .'.''.....-s.ss..- Boe Women's White SIX Hosiery
 seam in back, regular $i.s5
 value. at ................. s5s
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
Hair Nets 15c

Fashionette Hair Nets. cap shape, in all colors. value soc-- Price 15c each. dozen. ...... $f.e5
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
Garment Bags

Wayne Moth-proof Garment Bags, at these special prices:
 s1.eo size. 4o-inch, at. ......... 7ee s1.25 size. 5o-inch, at........ eac sL75 size, s0-inch, at. s1.S9
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
$55.OO to S7O.OO Suits, at S49.5O

This offering comprises the finest suits in our stock-Suits that will appeal to particular men, because of their style, their quality, their fit. Men who want the best to De had in clothing will ap- preciate these suits--our regular $500 to $7O.OO suits.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
MEMS FURNISHINGS
 In the Stock Reducing Sale
NECKWEAR
SHIRTS

Mems fine quality Babggan seeve and ankle Drawers shirts ankle length quality Mems Nairook Union Merit style our regular sLo quality, s1s styles sleeve less and knee lenghshort ankle length quality at.......... Balbriggan Union in IaHrence
 make short sleeves ankle quality erweight good quality in
 full line of sizes regular
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-08-05
Good Way to Clear Land.

In the novel method OF clearing land
adopted by Minnesota farmer. the
underground roots are bugned away.
freeing the stump above Ground for
use as frewood. At one side OF each
stump an excavation is made in the
ground. and from this hole Is bored
through the roots to stovepipe set
upright in The ground on the other
slide. When a fire Is kindied in the Ell
cavaSion, the draft set up through the
roots and the pipe causes the roots to
be slowly consumed. until the stump
may be toppied over quite unharmed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-08-05
Why People Buy Rat-Snap in
Preference to Rat
Poison.

% RAT-SNAP absolutely kills
rats and mice. (2) What it doesn't
kill it scares away. Rats killed with
RAT-SNAP leave no smell, they dry
up inside. (4) Made in cakes, no
mixing with other food. (5) Cats
or dogs won't touch it.
Three sizes, 25c. SOC, $1OO. Sold
and guaranteed by f. c. Clapp and
G. Murphy-adv
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-08-05
How Rats Cause Fires.

Rats are fond OF eating the insulat.
ing material OF electric wires, and are
responsible for many OF the fires as
cribed 10 defective insulation." They
also gnaw holes in lead water pipes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-08-05
These Tires Are
sp"' a Revelation

The Brunswick frankly combination of the best in tire
building.
There tread that's supreme beyond question And
that is Brunswicks
There is sdewal construction which, by every test
holds the summit place for endurance. And that
adopted for Brunswicks
Fabrics differ 80 per - in their strength tests
On Brunswcks the maximum longhber is the standard
There certain additions each expensive which add
vastly tire mileage The Brunswick embodes all these
rss~
There patents, formulas to prevent any
building the best 1t is simply question of
knowledge and skl-cost plus
Brunswick standards known the world The
name certihes extraordinary tire Yet Brunsks
than like type tires.
Buy ONE Brunswick 1t will prove that better tire
not be bought, regardless of price.
THE BRUNSWICK co.
Detroit Headauarers 247 Jefferson Ave, East
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-24
.ARMATA CONSTRUCTIVE.
Cite batalioane lrfcreaza la re-
pararea drumurilor 81 a sose-
lelor.

Sc cunoaste rolul pc care arma-
ia @ chemata sal implineasca in
viata sociala in momentul de fata.
|Dispozitiuni foarte chibzuite fac
ca bratele disponibile ale ostasilor
noytri sa fie utilizatc pentru reor-
ganizarea vietei noastre 81 pentru
refacerea vietei economice, att de
zdruncinate. Cfteva zeci de mil de
hcctare Sc ara in acest moment de
pluguri 81 vite ale armatci conduse
de echipc militare, sporind chi zeci
de milioane de lei avntia nationala
81 alrlngind spectrul mizeriei 81 al
foame.
Soselele 81 drumurile sunt, sc
site, de multa vreme intro stare de
plins. NnHJv9l
In urma unui ordin special, s'a
inceput repararca soselelor princi-
pale. Patru batalioane lucreaza Gu
asiduitate Ia refacerca soselei Bu-
c,lresti-P Plocst -Buzau, in vreme ce
pc soseaua Bucuresti-P Pitesti lucrea
"a dona batalioane, pc soseaua Bu-
curesti-Alexandria un battalion, lar
pc soseaua Bucuresti-Giurgiu doua
bataliOane.
D. general Stambulescu in acord
eli ministerul lucrarilor publice,
condHce l,lcrarile carl au 81 ince-
put, 81 carl Sc crede ca pima in
toamna vor Fl terminate. Masura
este cxcelenta; ca singura care in
actualele imprejnrari, putea Sd fa-
ca din nou practicable nenorocite-
le noastre sosefe.
(,,Universul"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-24

va Il obgat so pateasca Tot plati la fel 81 tc nuai
a,lea cazur cite Sc iyesc Dec cretaruui fl
nanciar della soceate ngreuneaz dc III prn acca
trebue 90 Ferese chitanta mai mutt din rei fr n din
tr run chitantier special 81 rcac suma Ia rartda mem
brului S4as ss7sss
In elul acesa, to membrii sunt oigati f; stante Ia
plata cazuror de moarte accdente oti recuesc ca AN
te pretenun de cit cele pc axa stauteor;
oc'eatea nu este expusa sa ntrebunteze fou ei ntrn
Plata repatriation; 8, membr Unune sunt assura "a E
data ceastata cazul de oarte sau de ent cei IA
drept capata beneficiu fara intirzierc.
kog cu sarunta toti melnbri % ~ judece
- mea scros asupra acese propuneri 81 sA co1sdera-
tiunea pc care inertia
Parerea ea este ca buna 81 va inatura 3Sl cri ce
nealunsurl a yiito a credina nestr6mu ck am e
care menhrn al organizafnnei noastre az a 81 oseneaM
sA 3 Jndece cn naturitate " gasi de bunk Il q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-24
DIN FucA lt)NDElULU|.

Eilele trecllte ann spus ca maj
bne vacar de Acit presedinte al
MexicoHlui. Parca am fost pro
roci. La mincat capul 81 hui Car
rama. Am vrca sd nrmai Goblin,
dar MAVEN ce face. Trebue sc
spunem zee shmtim. - Nici Obre-
gon sau Gonzales, care sc va ale.
ge in locul lui, nu va avea soar
ia mai buna 81 M va muri III
pat, afara Gle cazul daca va Fl a.
sasinat peste noapte.
RcpublIca e pentru oameni
copti la minte, asezati 81 eli sim
tul legalitatii 81 respectful legilar
inradacinat i'm sllfletnl lor, dar
su pentru acei carl ,dau cu barda
in Delmnezeu 81 ell ciomagul IN
-capul adversarului polite. Pc lin
GA Mexico am putea cita 81 Ru-
sia, ca 81 ca Republica, 81 maj
ca ne-am prinde. Ca daca s'ar
tnfiinta Republica 81 in Rominia,
in starea Dc All. alcgcrile de pre-
sedlnte 5 ar face tot dupa siste-
mud mexican.
DepHtatul din Congresul deia
Washington. Kreider, din Penn
sylvania. fabricant de incalt ta-
minte. A intrat intro pravalie Sc
cnmpere pereche de ehete din
fabrica ltri. Ninzatorul la cerut
81 80, zicilrd ca Ighetele il costa
pc stapin-su S6.75. ,.Spune-i
tui stapfn-tau CA minte 81 Cd nici
odata nu va mai cumpara ghete
din fabrica mea; ghetele il costa
numai 1885" a zis Kreider cd
tire ulnzator. 81 sd he mai miriam
ca de ce S au urcat preturlle I'M
bracamintei 81 tutulor necesita-
tilor peiltrn train?
Cetim in ziarul .,Universul'
Gu data !de | Maiu. 1920. dup;l
t'are am fost 1ndrumati de unii
sa ne orientam, sub titlul: Della
CQnsiliul de Ministri'' 1ntre alte-
lc urmatoarele:
.,S'a discutat modificarile ce Sc
vor aduce legei obstiilor in vede-
rea desfiintarii lor, Ca sa Sc gra-
beasca improprietanirea indivi-
duala. - f Gu litere cursivc 81
de acea am sublinit-o 81 moi. Oar
att cetit bineg ST aaca att eetit
cum wise ,pares Parca era vorba,
Sc afirma Pc eale oficiala Isl
alci" ca indata tce-a VENT guver-
nul Averescu la putere a dat or
din sa Sc imparteasca pamintul
la tarani! Dupa acea am cetit
lntr 'un ziar governmental ca
s'a inceput iimpartirea, dar ope-
ratlunile merg cam inject fiindca
,.lipsesc inginerii carl Sc masoare
pamintul !'' Acum, peste doua
luni. cetim cu totnl alta dandana.
Cctm ca ,,s'a discutat modifica-
rlle ce sc vor aduce legei obstii-
lor in vederea desfiintarii lor, ca
sa sc grabeasca improprietari-
rea indiv vi'duala. Va sa zica
n1ci pomeneala inca sd sc fl dat
paminturi la tarani' Oar in
priVnta aceaSta vOm reveni mai
pc larg. Pima atunci constatam
ca 81 pc Gale oficioasa sc spun
neadeyaruri, Ca sa nu-i zicem
pc hume.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-24


Wood a scapat ncatinsa.
Englszii Sc retrag in Persia. =
IIondra. Stirile oficiale primi-
|tc dim Persia spun ca bolsevistii
care All debarcat la Enzeli, Ia Goa
sta Marii Caspi'ce, Gu teata promi
sia lor, an 6nceput sc taie linia
care duce la Rasht, La o distanta
de douazeci 81 cinci dc mile de-
partare de Enzeli. Fortele engle-
re, care snnt in numar mic, an
fost silite sa Sc retraga la Rasht.
Legea martiala in Teschen. -
Praga. - Lcgea martiala a fost
llelalarata in districtul unde Sc va
tinea plebiscit in provinria Te-
schen. Declararea s'a facut de
comisia intcr-aliata.
Cauza acestci masuri fost ca
in ultimul ti1np sentimentele in
tire lucratorii cehoslovaci 81 po-
lOnezi au devcnit foarte' dusma-
noase, ca nn rezHltat, mai multe
incaierari au avut loc.
O depesa semi-oficiala primita
de ziarul Allgemeine Zeitrlng,
spune ca in districtul pentru pie
biscit polonezii all instituit tero-
rismul.
Aceasta depesa mai spune ca
pOloneZii ia ostatfci, 81 multe in
caieyari singeroase all avut loc.
Lege contra linsarilor. - Wa
shington. = Comitetul j1ldiciar
din parliament inaintat un pro.
iect de lege contra 1insarilor.
Proiectul va fl pus in discutic
cit mai cur,inn posibn.
,,Linsarca crima foarte ras-
plndita in tara spune raIpOrtul
majoritatii." In multc state au-
toritatile n'au putut impedecs
astfel de Intinplari 81 nici pc
f;tp:fsi nu lea pedepsit. in cea
>nai mare :naioritate cazhrilor
pare ca linslr a fost comisa
din prcinditinl dc rasa, coloarc,
nationalitate ori motive religioa-
Sc persoanei Unsafe. Ilinsare,
G principala cauza a nclinistai
i:intre negrii."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-24
INf:ORhATIUN

America va fixa hotarale Ar.
neniei. - Paris. - Ambasadorul
Wallace a informal consihul am.
basadorilor ca presedintele Will
son a anuntat ca Statele Unite
vor a'ccepta rolul Gle arbitru la fl
xarea hofarelor Armeniei.
Anuntarea desprc neciziunea
presedintelui a fost primita en-
mare enthusiasm de membrii con-
siliului.