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The Washington times., 1920-08-31
AN OPPORTUNITY TO
VOTE FOR
D. c. COMMISSIONERS
(continued from First Pass.)

CONTINUED from First PAse.)
tial number Of votes afterward, the
names will be reinstated.
This Is the fnest opportunity that
has been offered District OF colum-
bia citizens to express their wishes
In the selection OF an administrative
officer.
VOTE DELIBERATELY.
A Leftwich Sinclair. Charles w.
Ray Winfield Jones. Mrs. Florence
Brennan, A. N. Buck. John J. Noonsn.
and John c. Wineman have asked that
their names be eliminated as they
were not asirants for the appoint
ment and wished to leave the neld
clear for other citizens.
Complimentary votes have been re-
ceived for the following:
Mrs. X. Il. Callahan, william w.
Allen. Guy A. Amman. John c. Atch.
ison. Maj. c. w. Ayars. George A.
Baker, Henry Thomas Ball. Freder-
lck J. Bailey. l. NJ. Bell. Walter
Brandes. Edward s. Brashears. Ed.
ward c. Brandenburg. Prof. Angus
tus c. Briedenstein, Leo c. Brooks
Clinton +. Brown. Lieut.. ID. f. Brown
j. c. Kennedy Campbell. Wilbert p
Cooke. George w. Cooke. Wade IL
Coombs. Wayne w. Cordell, Jesse T.
Crawford, George NJ. Dawson, George
S. DeNeale, Louis A. Dent, Louis
c. Dismer. John Dolph. Frazier Ed
wards. Clayton Franey, Clyde II
Freed, James j. Calvin. S. Douglai
Gibson. Fulton X. Gordon, Chri'
Gockler. T.. c. Graham. VII
liam John HARRISON, William +
Hart. Prof. John X. Hawkins, Rober'
II. Hay, Benjamin Hayman, E c
Hightman, Charles S. Hibb. Mrs. Ross
G. Hoes Thomas l.. june, George G
Isemann. Frank N. Johnson, Gardner
II. Johnson, ID. J. Kaufman, c. c. Ian
caster, f. +. Leapley. Charles Linkens
A. Lisner. Edward S. McColmont
Whiteheld Mckinley, II. N. Mckinley
Richard c. Middleton, w. w. Millar
Maurice Milstone, Clarence w. Nohe
Cecil Norton, Prof. II. n. ID. Parker
Col F. Gardner Richa-~', Charles ]
Rosenberger. Henry +. Rupp, b. +
Saul. Frederick A. Schultz, Emmett
J. Scott. John Shugrue. w. r. Smith
Clarence +. Sewers. Milton Stras
burger. Charles +. Sudworth, p. Ma
rion Walker, DR.. James A. Watson
Chauncey Kingsley. p. ]. Haltigan
Sol Herzog. Joseph M. Hausler. c
Benjamin Green, John o. Evans, o. r
Evans, J. Fred Essary
Balloting will continue until Fri
day. The blanks for voting will ap.
pear in The Times tomorrow. Wed
nesday and Thursday. Friday at
p. m. the final tabulation will begin
and no votes will be received after
that time.
The result Of the nnal tabulati
will be published in The Times Sun
day. September 5.
The result OF the ballot will be
certified to the President as guide
indicating the sentiment OF the Dis
trict of Columbia
There is no string to the ballot
1t costs nothing. 1t is a secret vote,
the Vote Editor and his assistants
being under oath not to reveal the
names OF voters.
Send your ballot in early. Sue
cess breeds success. Your nominee''
name at the head OF the list. or near
II. tomorrow, will help his chances
Don't delay. Do 1t now.
The Washington times., 1920-08-31
HARDING TO GREET
GOVERNORS TODAY
Will Outline Reclamation Policy
in Front Porch Speech to
Executives.
International News Service.

MARION. Ohio. Aug. 3l.-Senator
Warren @. Harding will outline his
Governmental reclamation policy here
today TO a group of governors and
gubernatorisl candidates from va
rious States. The day has been desig-
mated "Governors' Day" by RepuD-
lican headquarters.
The Senator will address the gath
ering from his front porch. His
speech Will deal solely with internal
Issues. and primarily with his con-
eeption OF the Governments duty IN
reclaiming much OF the arid lands OF
the West.
Among those who will gather about
the Harding front porch today are
two who were leading candidates toT
the nomination at the Chicago con-
vention-Gov. Frank o. Lowden, OF
Illinois. and Gov. william c. Sproul'
OF Pennsylyania. 1t is the first time
they have met Senator Harding since
his nomination.
Others already here or scheduled
TO arrive are: Il. +. Morgan, candi-
date for governor of West Virginia;
Arthur NJ. Hyde, candidate for COVER
nor OF Missouri; Gov. William ID. ste
phens, OF California; Gov. H. l.. Beck
man. OF Rhode Island; j. A. o. Preus
candidate for governor OF Minnesota
Gov. L. l. Philip, OF Wisconsin; Gov
Peter Norbeck, OF South Dakota; Gov
$. r. McKelvie, OF Nebraska; Gov. X
ID. Carey, OF Wyoming; Gov. Tom
Campbell. OF Arizona; Ex-Gov. VII
liam Spry. OF Utah; Clarence j. Brown
candidate for lieutenant governor oi
Ohio; Simms Ely, OF Dover; George
Stephen, OF Denver. and William
Lloyd, of st. Louis.
The Washington times., 1920-08-31
MT. RAINIER CARNIVAL
NOW IN FULL SWING
Boxing Match Chief Attraction To-
morrow Night-Profits Will
Go for Better Roads.

MT. RAINIER. Nd, Aug. 3l.-The
carnival here is in full swing. and
will continue to September II. Profits
will be used to build new roads and
pravements and make improvements.
There are twelve attractions. in
cluding dancing. Tomorrow night a
boxing match will be the main
feature.
The following committee is in
charge: Charles ]. Peckhan, chair
man: Elden Brown. secretary; Charles
w. Reichelt, treasurer; Guy Farson,
John Riggles, c. D. Kemp. n. A. Pruitt.
Mrs. Bessie Sherwood. William Tip,
j. LaCaperton "A. S. Cassell. Bob
Downing Mrs. Guy Farson, Iran Mad
dan, Frank B. Smith, Shelby Smith,
Mrs Reichelt Mrs. Cassell.
The Washington times., 1920-08-31
Thrashng By Parents
Sentence Judge Passes
On z Alexandra Bows

Two Alexandria boys did not go
to bed with a smile last night.
Noon the order of the magistrate
OF police court they we're given a
thrashing by their parents.
The boys were in court yesterday
charged with attempting to break
into business establishment in
Alexandria. After having been
found guilty, the Judge called their
parents to the bench and instructed
them to thrash the boys as punish
ment for the mis9emoanor.
The Washington times., 1920-08-31
POLICE FORCE RENEFT
AT CHESAPEAKE BEACH

An excursion for the henefit OF the
Chesapeake Beach Orchestra and
police force will be held at the Mary
land resort tomorrow. The returns
Of the day will be devoted by the
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company
to the musicians and policemen.
There will be an elaborate musical
program. two prize dances, varied
entertainment features. and dancing
exhibitions by Miss Jennie Brown, Joe
Brown. and Gloria, the tip top. tip
toe. top toe dancer"
The committee in charge of ar
rangements is composed Of James
Mulvey, chairman; w. NJ. Lynch, sec
retary-treasurer; and Hans Joergen-
sen.
The Washington times., 1920-08-31
PLAN AUTO RECEPTION
FOR KIWANIAN VISITORS

II you are a Kiwanian and own an
automobile. get into touch with T. w.
Barrett. chairman OF the committee
arranging the Kiwanis convention on
October o.
II is Mr.. Barrett's aim to arrange
an automobile reception for all visit
ing 'Kiwanians during the convention.
Mr.. Barrett can be reached at his
home, POOP NJ street northwest.
The Washington times., 1920-08-31

D. [. Commissioner
Among the things for
which Mr.. Carter stands:
Making this the best
lighted city in the world;
giving cheaper light, heat
and power by developing
the Great Falls power;
compelling the Potomac
Power Company to relin-
quish their One Million
Dollar land valuation
grabbed at Great Falls.
Favor the Navy Yard
scale of wages for all per
diem workers. A good
substantial increase to all
District employees. To
amend and change the
present murderous traffic
regulations. pledge to
make the streets safe, in
creasing the traffic squad,
and to thoroughly equip.
| favor reducing all sal
aries of the heads of all
Public Utility corporations.
Better telephone service;
cheaper gas, if possible.
Regulate rents by Ii
censing all tenable resi-
dental property.
Regulate the prices of
foodstuffs in all eating
places, by canceling their
licenses for overcharging.
Cheaper car fares; free
transfers; better pay and
shorter hours for the en-
ployees, by compelling
consolidating Of all street
car lines. For municipal
ownership if necessary to
accomplish these objects.
For municipal coal yard,
we'll stocked, ready to de-
liver coal for heating resi-
dental property at all
times, at a fair maximum
price.
If you are in favor of
these reforms, vote for A.
GARY CARTER, or any
other candidate that stands
for these or similar re-
forms.
The Washington times., 1920-08-31
GUARD and HIS PRISONER
BOTH GONE, POLICE HEAR

Accompanied by a guard. Private
Orland ]. Pelky recently committed
to the guard house at Boiling Field
for alleged Afractions OF military
regulations. yesterday came to Wash
ington to visit a dentist
When neither he nor the guard re-
turned TO the military reservation
last night. the police were asked 10
make a search for them. The guard
is Private Charles Lowden, who car
ried side arms.
The Washington times., 1920-08-31
Groceries Came Down.
From Shelf, So Woman
Seeks $4,000 Damage.

Because groceries came down.
II is alleged. at a Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Company's store,
$40 Thirteenth street northeast.
Catherine Z. Cokey has begun suit
against the company for $4,000
damages.
She asserts in her bill, filed in
the District Supreme Court. that
groceries came off the shelves by
the boxfui and caused her serious
iniuries
The Washington times., 1920-08-31
BAGGAGE RATE CASE
SET FOR WEDNESDAY

The Public Utilities Commission will
hold a public hearing in the board
room OF the District Building tomor-
row 10 consider the petition OF the
Union Transfer Company for increas-
ed baggage rates.
The Washington times., 1920-08-31
OFFER PRIZE FOR CATCH
AT OUTING OF ANGLERS

Anglers, get out your fish lines
and tackle.
The Potomac Angling Association
today announced that II will give
prizes to the anglers who catch
the most hsh at an excursion to be
held on September &c.
The association is a branch OF the
American Protective Association.
which aims to support the fsh and
game laws by suppressing illegal
hunting and fishing. Joseph c. Clark
Is chairman of the excursion COM
mittee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
at 6.95 and 7.95

Gowns from the Philippine
Islands, as is all our Philip
pine undergarments, and
made by the expert, patient
fingers OF the native women:
hand-em broidered and have
medallions and insertions OF
fi!et laces; some In empire
style; neck and sleeves fin
ished with hand scalloping;
pink satin ribbon run.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
at $50

II might be Of Interest TO say
that these our shipment OF
Philippine garments arrived
just barely in time for this
sale, For those who want
the very finest of Philippine
hand-work, these Gowns and
Envelope Chemise will find
rare value in their eyes. They
have hand-crocheted Irish
yokes, V necks and kimono
sleeves; yokes, neck and
sleeves hand-sCalloped.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
----4.95 TO 7.95

Fine COW wns. Envelope
Chemisc and pajamas OF
extra quality nninsOok and
hatiste, the gowns In empire
style trimmed with fine Val.
lace, lace beading ribbon run
and bows ot pink aud blue
satin ribbon shown IN M
unusually attractive selection
OF choice designs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

Throughout the different
lines OF handmade, hand
embroidered Philippine un-
dc,earments offered in this
sale, good quality OF hand
needlework and beauty Of de-
segns are the rule.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
Special 89c
New Dress Wolfe

Choice selection of new
designs In printed and em.
hroidcrcd patterns, popu-
lar for spring; 40 inches
wide.
Special S9c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

one lot OF Envelope Chemise,
shown In l2 different styles
and made OF flno naiusook;
trimmed with lace edges and
Insertions; some have or
CANDY embroidery insertion.
sizes SO to -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
DPNN0dT
Silk Poplin

Desirable for lts good
wearing quality for dresses
aud skirts; in cream. navy,
brown, maize, taupc, pur-
pie, 90 inches wide.
Special CSC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
Nainsook Corset Covers

Pretty Corset Covers. nicely
made OF uaiusook In good
qualities; trimmings are OF
Val. lpcCs or embrOidcrlcs In
white only; shown In sizes 80
TO a.. inclusive, Tho sclec-
tions offered are large and
varied: tho va es the utmost
We could secure to offer In
the January white sales at
such Tow special prices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
at 2.95 and 3.45

Long sleeve Gowns made OF good quality
long cloth and uainsook, fastening in front
yokes trimmed with pin tucks, embroidery
Insertions ana cdsing; extra good values.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
Special 49
Silk-Striped
Tissue GinRham

4 HpIcUdId now COIIoCtiOn
uf this sheer, dainty fab
ric IN pretty plaid combi-
nations, piuks. taHs greens.
blues % Inches wide,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
Tissue Gingham

large assortment Of new
.prUE patterns ln fast
.Is .n uItids. checks
and stripes. During tho
White Sales
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
Corset Covers-S5c to 2.45

"Out size" Corset Covers OF nainsook with
corset cover top and fastening in front;
dainty, fine Val lace and embroidery; also
pretty ribbon insertion "A large and attrac-
tive variety TO choose from,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
Special at 55c to LIS

Athletic Union Suits
Made or good u2insouk, cross
bar dimiues and fancy Voiles
with shoulder straps or cor
set cover tops, shown IN
fl,.h vuiur as well as white:
Fu,urist and u NJ, &. makes
These are suiendid values at
very low prices.
Special, lis to 2.45
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
at 1.95

Gowns, laco trimmed and
tailored modolS; envelope
ch"nisc trimmed wt;h lacc;
white satCcu pottiCoats fin
ished with sclloped edge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
Special, 45c
Tissue Ginphhm

Nice. sheer quality that
laundcrs cNcellenuy. in
good assortment Of color
combinations, 80 to az
inches wide.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
To Give Added Interest We Include New
COIOred WaSh FabrICS
In This Import Sale

those who their spring sewing under way
place these sptug patterns sale during the
white sales make your shopping trips Store
vrr Of val tn YOU
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
NezO HatS

Early styles for spring for
those who want the now
things first
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
at 2.95

Gowns in slir- over styles,
some sleeveless. made OF pink
ana white batiste or pink
crepe. laCe trimmed and
tailored types; stitched and
shocked in contrasting col
ors. sizes / 8 and i6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
The White NHSHnS
at l.65

at IS
Gowns. Envelope Chemise
and Bloomors OF good Erado
nainsook; chomise trimmed
with lace: bloomers and
gowns in tailored models;
stitched and smocked in con-
trastlng pink and blue,
at 2.45
Gowns Of white nainsook with
lace or tailored models OF ba-
uste and crepe, envelope
chcmiso OF nAnsooN. pink
satccn pcttiCoats,
at 3.45
Gowns and Envelope Chcmlse
Of fine nainsook and hatiste,
trimmed with pretty lace.
Petticouts OF fine nainsook
with deep flounce OF lace and
orgaudy embroidery, Pink
BloomCrs OF near-silk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
Flowered Flaxons

Fine. sheer. washable
faNon IN pretty. Now
lowered. striped, checks
aud plain colur8, 80 Inches
wide. During White Sales.
Special, d5c
Bridal Ba.istc
Good washable batiste for
undcrRlrmouts and gowns
I'm flesh color. blue. yell
low. pink, 36 inches wide.
During Whita Sales.
Special 49c
Plain
Colored Organdy
sheer, transparent quality.
very popular for the COM
ing seasons wear; In pink.
maize. Cupon. rose, tan and
orchid. 40 inches wide.
--Special 8oc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
at lis to 3.45

Out size Drawers OF fine nainsook with
adjustable waist band; open style; some
daiutijv trimmed with fine Val. lace and
embroidery, others plain tailored, good
Sc leCt,nn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

Athletic Union suits and Boomers Of good
the union suits in tailored types,
the boomers trimmed with lace edging;
union suits in which only; boomers in
white and flesh color.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10
N0MiNAREA lul
ROOSEVELT

HYDE PARK, N. ", 8 Aug
In fata unei multimi de cfteva mil
de persoane care asteptau de doua
ore in soarele arzator de August,
Franklin d. Roosevelt, acceptat
formal nominarea de candidat la
vice-prezidentia Statelor Unite, in-
sistInd in cuvintarea lui, asupra
ratiflcarii tfatatului de pace care
'"spre a ii TN adevarat tratat de
pace pentru adevarata pace, tre-
buie sa c,lprinda 81 Iaiga Natiu-
nilor. /"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10

Respingerea propunerii facuta
de Lloyd George Rusiei facut
necesar ca nu trebue sa Sc piarda
mutt timp in trimiterea de ajutor.
Sc site ca Presedintele Wilson
este determinat ca sa nu lase Polo
MIA a Fl eliminate ca putere euro
peana de catra bolsevisti. Sc ere
de in aceasta capitala ca Presedin-
tele Wilson 81 Ministrul de Exter-
ne Colby au decis deja, tentativ
uncle planuri in acest scop.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10

M Fl rapitor. Mai bine ME
oaia cu dol miei. nici lupul fla.
mind. Sa nu vie vremea sd dai
cinstea pc rusine. Lasa oamenii
in apcle lor. Vintul bate, cfnii
latra. Unuia ii place popa, 81 al
tuia preoteasa. Tot tiganul Isl
lauda ciocanul. Zic zece, tn tae
una. Vrabia malai viseaza, 81 ca
licul comindare. (Copst. Negr,zzi)
Dina Huchez dn Paris, a mar
turisit (cind s'a aflat scheletul H.
nui ON sub podinele unui grajd)
ca acum cincisprezece ami STA ucis
barbatul, injunghiindu-l. ST unii
sustin mortis ca femeia are mipca-
rime de limba
I'm corpul detectivilor din White
Plains, N. Y, s'au angajat dol mi
lionari. Pilda ar trebui urmata.
Sa pazcasca 81 milionarii averilc
saracilor.
Charles johnson din Newcastle,
Englitera, in etate de 80, care a
petrecut 56 ami in temnita, a fost
condamnat la IN an fnchisoare pen
tru spargere 81 furt. Inca o dova-
da ca naravul din fire are le-
cuire.
D-ra Hilda Hitchings, din New
Zelanda, in ctatc de % ami, s'a
nascut numai cu nina, cea stfn-
GA, 81 sc zice ca poate face orr &c
lucru, ca 81 femeilc ell doua mini,
ca cistigat sampionatul in jocul
tents, 81 ca poseda putere extra
ordinara in nina pc care are.
A.
Cele mai mnltc fcte sc marita.
crczInd ca maritisul limba Gu
masline, barhatul. sluga la dirlna-
ga 81 Gle regina easel, lar cind sc
conving de contrar dan divort.
Daca voiti sa mincati ridichi de
luna nedospite, semanati seminta
cind e luna pima, udati-le in fie-
care ri dupa ce au rasarit 81 le-ati
rarit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10
Guvernul german acuzat ca in
stigaza greyS.

Paris.-Agentii guvernnlui fran
cez raportcaza ca ancheta facuta de
eli au dat la lumina ca in Bazinul
Saar, din care Sc trimite carbuni
Frantei, agentii guvernului german
duce strasnica propaganda prin-
trc muncitori de a esi in greva.
Herr Olmert a fost arestat la
Strassburg, 81 dupa cum spun fran
cezii, asupra lui $ an Saflat eviden-
te carl dovcdesc legaturile dintre
guvern 81 agitatorii pentru greva
din valea Saar. Olmert un fost
deputat german.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10

in acea tara din cauza tcndintclm
lni de a sprijini iredentismul ir-
landez.
Q mar multime de irlandezi a.
steptau tlebarcarea lui Mannix la
Liverpool, insa dupa cum splne o
depesa din Londra, archieposcopul
fost foi:tibil transferat de pc va
porll Baltic pc I'm dist17lgator ca
re La dlss la Penzance.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10
NF0RNATNJN|
Pentru emigranti.

..NeW York.-Linia Cosulich care
este representotd de Phelps Broth
ers, 4 West St., Nec Yorh, anuatd
ca are aranJat pentru reserroyea
de locuri speciale pentrM accia ccri
cdldtorosc spre patrid reci,e. w
poarele puse Ia disposit;a dccstei
firnae SAINT dintre cele mai repesi,
pc Hngd comfortul modern pe care
cdldtOrul IL afG pc ele. -. !. -.
.Stricteta inouguratd de sefH ere
cntiri fatd de serUirea bucatc'or.
dat cele maj satisfdcdtoars rosul-
tate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10

Comisarul Statelor Unite Ma
guire a dat de stire Luni ca in
Cleveland circula bancnote de zece
81 douazeci dolari, false. Frank
Crow din Akron, O., fost prins
in legatura Gu aceasta falsificare
de catra cOmisarul Mcguire. Ell
spune ca nu G vinovat de acuzele
ce j sc aduc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10
o nedreptate!

Hli Marcus, dupa &c a fost pc
depsit de catra judecatorul Moy-
Ian, pentruca Gnu s'a supus" or
dinului politistului della coltul stra-
zii din Dcnison 81 25th Street a
spus ca "judecatorul a trebuit sd
pedepseasca calul." Marcus spu-
ne ca el find ostenit a adormit,
lar calul ma volt sa ia in seama
semnalul politistului della coltul
strait.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10
Rusii tintesc restabilirea fror
tierelcr din 1914.

Johannisburg.-Se raporteaza Cd
spionii germani din Prussia au a.
flat ca planurile guvernului sovie.
tist sunt restabilirea frontierelor
dinainte de.rasboi. Acestia au maj
raportat ca trupele bolseviste sunt
foarte bine armate 81 dispun de
mari cantitati de munitie 81 mate
riale de rasboi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10

Londra.-Archiepiscopul Man
nix a debarcat pc pamint englez in
portul Penzance, dupa cum Sc a.
nunta All.
Archiepiscopul. Mannix este un
prelat australian care, find pc pa
mlntul Statelor Unite propoyaduia
independents Irlandei.
El a plecat Gu vaporul Baltic din
New York spre Irlanda, Gu toate
sfatnrile date de Lloyd George ca
nu j sc va permite pune piciorpl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10
Statele Unite d Russia.

Washington Presedintele. Will
SON inc'Irind va h,a masl,ri de da
ajutor din partea Statelor Unite
Polonici, dupa cum Sc spune din
surse confidentiale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10
America trimite nOta.

Paris.-Nota guvernului State
lor Unite referitor Ia situatia po-
Iona fost data de catre ambasa-
dorul american Ia mInistru de ex-
terne francez, dupa cam s'a aflat
din surse oficiale.
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Russia sc invoieste la armistitiu

l.ondra.- incinta parlamcntn-
lui Sc vorbia ca guvernnl rusesc
S ar invoi la fncetarea ostilitatilor
timp de patru ziIe in care panza
sa Sc discute asupra unui armisti-
tin, intre poloni 81 rusi, la Minsk.
Sc raporteaza acavaleria ru-
soasca taiat LIMA ferata djntrc
Varsovia 81 Danzig, la Malva. A.
ceasta stirc vine din surse oficialc
polone, din Varsovia. Munitiile
trimise de aliati in Polonia au fost
duse la front pc aceasta linie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10
Persia republica?

Londra.-Sahul Persiei sc rapor-
teaza ca ar Fl abdicat lar Persia
S a proclamat republica. Strife
al fost abuse de agentia Central
News, 81 Sc zice ca au fost primite
din Constantinoplo.
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Mama la! 18 copii.

Groton, Conn.-D-na Rose Wyd-
ler, mama la 18 copii, a murit in
acest oras- D1nSa fost numai
de 43 de ami.
Cincisprezece dintre copii eli tra-
iesc.