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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
Huff Gives Up Coaching

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. Jan. 5.---George
Hun, who far many years coached the
Illinois university basketball squad,
along with other duties as athletic di
rector at the school, has turned the base
ball coaching job over to one of his
pupils, Patsy" Clark Huff will retain
his position as athletic director.
NEBRAsKA'S HUGE CARD.
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 5.-The football
management at the University of Ne
braska has completed its 1920 schedule
by arranging for still another important
International contest. On Tuesday, Nov.
Q the Cornhuskers will clash with Rut-
gers college at the Polo grounds, New
York City. Four days later the Ne
braskans viii meet Pennsylvania State
at State College, Pa.
The completed Nebraska schedule Of
eight gan es announced tonight follows
Oct. 2, Washburn college at Lincoln Oct
o, Colorado Aggies at Lincoln; Nov 10.
Eotre Dame university at Lincoln; Nov.
2, Rutgers college at Polo grounds, New
York; Nov. g. Pennsylvania State at State
College. Pa; NV. Is, Kansas City uni
yersity at Lawrence Nov. 20, Michigan
Aggies at Lincoln; Nov. %, washington
EkatA college at Lincoln.
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CHARLES LOGAN
Those Chicago Crooks
Are the Limit; Steal
Dog Guarding Machine

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Char1es w. Muir
ply, former owner of the Cubs who
says that the squabbles he engaged
in while n baseball magnate were pink
teas compared to the present day i'm
hroglios has other troubles. Murphy
to trip downtown Saturday by his
chauffeur
The chauffeur parked in front of n
department store In order to make a
purchase, and left the dog in the
front seat to guard the car. When
he returned the car was there but
some one had copied the dog. Charles
w. wants the dog back and asks the
thief to have a heart
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BASEBALL'S MOST
PECULIAR DOUBLE PLAY

II you were to tell the smagtest base
ball men of a double play that once hap
pened without a single player putting
his bands on the ball, you would have
n hard time making them believe IT.
But such q play was made in a game
in which the st. Louis Browns were
paying in the long ago with the Ath-
letics OF Philadelphia as their opponents.
Clements, the st. Louis catcher, was
on third base, and Monte Cross, the 81.
Louis short fielder, on second. The
pitcher had batsman three and two,
and both runners moved with the
pitcher Cross, being faster than Glenn
ents, was sprinting at full speed Tor
third when the batsman drove vicious
liner down the third base line: Big,
clumsy Clements tried to dodge the ny
Ing sphere, but 1t hit him on the leg
and then csromed of and hit Cross, both
being called cut because hit by a batted
ball.
Strange indeed was the act Of Joe
Gerhart, the famous old second baseman
of the louisville club Joe was a mem
Der of the great Louisville team that had
In It's ranks Pete Browning, Toad Ram
sey, Guy Hecker and other great
players. Joe was high-strung iell0w'
who came of fine old Kentucky family.
His folks did not want Joe to play pail,
for they said he had a weak heart and
was liable to drop dead on the held
some day. His relatives pestered the
life out OF MIN TO rellFe. 10 SeI away
from the old folk Zoe, in 1889, went TO
Cincinnati and Joined the nine of that
one day In the middle of the game in
which Cincinnati was having rough
time Of il ] oe began looking pale around
the gills. Showers Of hits of all descrip-
tion were piling up the runs, and 1t
looked as though Cincinnati was to be
showed under. when all of sudden Joe
Topped over on his back.
joe fell so beautifully that every one
believed 1t time for flowers. The other
players shouted for a doctor, and the
bat boys came running with water The
boys soused the fallen athlete good and
plenty, and two doctors did their best
to bring Joe back. After fully ten min
utes OF this circus J Zoe finally opened his
eyes and burst out laughing.
what was the matter with your" a
half dozen angry players beloved at
Gerhart.
"Oh. nothing" he replied, smiling: Il
Just stopped the game because l was rat
tied"
That stunt of Joe's and the delay which
accompanied 1t got his club settled down,
and they finally won game which put
for the quick action Of Gerhart they
would have surely lost.
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have turned out by the hundreds and
older persons, too, when they could. The
above picture was snapped at Garfield and
illustrates what fun the youngsters have.
The little miss sure does look happy.
and why shouldn't she? Helped by a
gallant acquaintance she doesn't even
have to put on her own skates and to
say that skating under slch conditions
is pleasant, is not half describing it. Gee,
it must be great to be popular!
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sAYLoR AT CoNNERsyILLE.

Milburn Saylor, local weIterweight
boxer, is in good shape for his schednIed
eight-round bout this evening at Con-
nersville with Joe Walters, a fast Co
lumbus Qnd.) light middleweight. Saylor
has decided not to quit the ring for
good just yet He is after another crack
Milburn believes that If given another
crack at the Pittsburger he VIII reverse
the decision. Milburn will be meeting
a conner when he faces Walters tonight
and a good bout * expected. Walter
only setback in the roped arena was
when our oHn Jack Dillon stopped Joe
in a couple of rounds at Connersville a
year ago, but since then Walters has
improved and he will no doubt give Mil
burn a hard tussle. Jimmy Dalton will
meet Buck Masters in the semi wlndup.
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Game at Christamore

The Christamore Cubs are ready for
their game with team made up of for
mer club stars which will be played to-
night on the Christamore floor. The vet
Grams have quite strong lineup to pre-
sent in Lawson, Wagner, Keough, South,
Green, Harmon and Fehr, and the Cubs
lineup will consist of Harrington, Hunt
ington, Bray Ralph, James and Stille.
A large crowd OF fans is expected to be
on hand The Christamore seconds and
Christamore juniors will play a curtain
raiser.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05

Total points made by Manual, 261; to-
tai points made by opponents, 2T6.
Total points scored by four Indianapo-
lis schools, 1,121. Total points scored by
their opponents, 900. The number Of
points scored over their opponents this
season by the local schools follows
Shortridge, 10; Technical, 80; Broad Rip
pie. 45. Manual has scored fifteen less
points than her opponents.
The selection of a midseason alI-In-
dianapolis basketball team has been sug
gcsted, and Just for the sake Of starting
something the following is offered:
First Team. Second Team.
Morris (B. r.. Forward. .. Escol IS
Slaughter (TD Forward e. Harmeson IN. J
Garrett (B. r. Center. Buschell (M)
Wertz (M.) Guard 800. Black (T.)
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CITY THREE-CUsHIoNs.

Some of the most important games in
the annual city three-cushion billiard
tourney at the Board OF Trade will be
played this week when the final games
Of any Importance will be contested. Fer
guson and Anderson are tied for first
place with Chief, Houseman and Frye
having a chance to get in the first place
with games of this week. Chief and
Ferguson are a half game behind the
leaders, while Frye is full game behind
them. Chief has only one game to play,
while Frye has two. Ferguson and An
dersOn also have two battles this week.
This weeks schedule follows:
Monday Night-Frye VS.. Chief.
Tuesday Night-Frye vs. Anderson.
Wednesday Night-Ferguson VS.. House
man.
Thursday Night-Ferguson VS.. Ander-
son.
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Saturday Basketball
COLLEGE GAMES.

COLLEGE GAMES.
FIT. Wayne X. of c., 27; Purdue, 20.
Chicago, 81; Wabash, 49,
Minnesota. 10; Northwestern, II.
Valparaiso, Is; Armour Institute, 20.
HIGH SCHOOL GAMES.
Technical, 20 KokomO, IA.
Manual, 49, Pendleton, II.
Shortridge, II; Wabash, %.
Anderson, 80; Lebanon, q.
Franklin, 81; Upton, TO-
Brownsburg, 81; Ben Davis, IT.
Sheridan, SO FairmOunt, IS.
Greenca stle, 10; Bloomington, II.
Arcadia, 80; Morristown, 13.
Cumberland, %; Southport, n.
Scottsburg, IA; Hanover, %.
INDEPENDENT GAMES.
Boys Club Cubs, 10; All Stars, %.
Laporte, AZ NJ. d. Corby Hall, 25
West Baden, 10; Shelbyville, II.
= Darlington Bearcats, 81 Franklin indie
IL.
Darlington Bearcats, q; Advance, q.
Fisher Alulani. g.; Spades Park, Is.
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vALGAR DEFIEs KILRANE.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 5-Joe Jacobs,
manager of Benny Vulgar, French feath-
erweight champion, has offered to watch
his boxer against Johnny Kilbane,
worlds featherweight title holder, for a
side bet of 81 600. Kilbane has promised
an early answer Jacobs signed his
French champion to meet Cal Delaney Of
Cleveland in the feature bout at the Ma
tional club Jan 10. Valgar's next bout
will take place Tuesday night in Boston,
where Benny will endeayor to score a
knockout over Young Mlchaels in a
scheduled twelve-round bout at Me-
ch0nic'g hall
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Photo Nngley photographer.
ROBERT CONWAY AND BERTHA KLINGER'

Such experiences as pictured herewith
all Of US had, and OH boy, what wouldn't
any average grown-up give to be back
there again. Ice skating, one of the
most enjoyable of outdoor sports, is
douhly enjoyable when you are popular,
especially If you are a miss The kids
ire having lots of t3n these days skim
ming over the ice and Garfield park is
one spot which has produced the neces
sary ice for the sport. The youngsters
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BIG OFFER FOR BRIrroN.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Rumors are cur
rent that Jack Brltton, welterweight
champion OF America, would meet the
winner OF the bout between Kid Lewis
and Johnny Basham for the English
title this month English promoters have
offered Britton $3.50 to box In London
in March. Brltton is also said to have
received an offer of $4,000 from c. B.
Cochrane. the English promoter, now in
this country. to box the winner of the
Lewis BAsham affair.
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DAILY WANTs ACTION.

D. =. Pray, manager OF Jack Daily
the local heavyweight, who scored 9
knockout over Nike Duffy In the second
round Of their scrap at Evansville on
New Years day, has Issued a challenge
to all "heavies' in this section OF the
country. Daily is training steadily fol
the two bouts his manager has scheduled
for next month. Promoters desiring
bouts should address ID. e. Pray, 534.
East Washington street, or call IrvingtOr
10I-
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rIsHER MINs EssILY.

The Fisher Alumni basketball team de-
feated the Spades park quintet, So to IS,
at Fisher, Ind, Saturday night. Mcclure
was the shining star of the game. The
winners have stacked up against some OF
the best teams in the state and are
travelling with a clean record. For games
address Nelson Wurgler, Rural Route
il, or call Woodruff 6103, ring 1.
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RIG LESS Is CLEARED.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 6-Jess willard,
former heavyweight champion, was
cleared OF charges OF prohteering in the
sale OF cord wood and was discharged by
United States Commissioner Clahln In
Kansas City. Kas., Saturday. No wit
nesses for the defense were heard.
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NEW TENNIS PRESIDENT

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-When the United
states National Lawn Tennis association
holds its annual meeting here Feb. 8
Julian S. Myrick, vice president Of the
parent body for three years, will be
nominated for president TO succeed George
T. Adee, 1t was announced today.
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WINNER TO MEET srEoHER.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.--Greek will meet
Greek in a finish wrestling match here
tonight when william Demetral and jim
Landas get together at the Seventh regi-
ment armory. The winner will be given
gold belt valued at $1,000 and will
also get a match with Joe Steeher.
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At Newark, N. J., Mickey Donnelly
will go against Joe yelling Of Chicago
and Johnny Murray Of the Bronx will
battle X D. O'Donnell of Philadelphia,
Jan. 80 Young Bob Fitzsimmons prob
ably will meet Bob Martin there In a
contest
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Another strange baseball play was
happening long ago in the old south end
grounds at Boston in a game which had
gone a long way without run being
scored by either Providence or Boston,
the two contesting teams on that red
letter occasion. For fifteen innings both
teams had struggled along without run
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05

Jimmie Sullivan. the former amateur
lightweight champion Of Jersey City, is
booked for two lights. On Jan. 0 he will
20 against Frankie Schoell Of Buffalo for
ten rounds at Buffalo, and on Jan. IL
he will clash with Jack Ward. the Eliza
beth IN. ~ fighter, for eight rounds at
Elizabeth, N. j.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05

Jack sharkey and Patsy wallace of
PhiIadel phia are to fight the main bout
Of six rounds at Philadelphia tonight.
The bout was called off last week, but
the fighters have come to terms again
and have signed up.
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Leonard Says He'll Give
All COntenderS Chance

NEW YORK, Jan. Benny
Leonard has made a New Years reso-
luton, according TO his manager,
worthy lightwei ght n chance at the
crown regardless of the distance. Ten
rounds has been enough for Leonard
to dispose of the men of his weight,
but since boxing has taken a boom all
over the country of late the champion
intends to meet all corners at any dis
lance after his bout with Johnny
Dundee at New Haven Jan. 16, provid-
ing he is successful with the Italian.
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Tuesday at Newark Charlie Weinert
will meet Sailor Jack Carroll. Harold
Farese will 60 ur against Willie Curry.
Jack Dobbs viii swap punches with
Philly Lewis and Benny Cohen will take
on Jack Rivers.
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is signed up for two fights. His first
opponent will be Frankie Burns for ten
rounds at Buffalo, Jan. 16, and his third
with Benny Valger, for eight rounds at
Newark, N. J., Jan. 20.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05

Billy Murray the featherweight, is
matched to meet Harold Farese OF New
ark for eight rounds at Perth Amboy,
Jan. 8.
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zulu Kid" the italian middleweight Of
Brooklyn, is matched to meet Happy
Muller a western fighter, for twelve
rounds at Sidney, N. j.. on Janf. d, and
some good middleweight at Portsmouth,
N H on Ian. is.
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BOXING
BIG OFFER MADE
O'DOWD FOR BOUT

PoTTSvILLE, Pa, Jan. 5.-Jimmy
Jennings; local boxing promoter, has
to fight Jackie Clarke twenty rounds for
the worlds middleweicht title. May 81.
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SHORTRIDGE HOLDSLEA DBY
EDGE IN LOCAL BASKETBALL

and Broad Ripple eleven each. Shortridge
has played seven out-of-town games,
Broad Ripple five, Manual five and Tech
meal four
Following is complete list Of all
scores of all games participated in by the
local schools this season:
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EASTERN RING GOSSIP.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Jack Perry OF
Pittsburg has been matched to meet
Kayo Laughlin at Wheeling, W. Va, on
Monday might
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SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 5.--Doubles
and singles only were rolled Sunday
at the Orpheum alleys, where the inter
state tournament is being held. The fea-
ture of the day was the poor work of
Jimmy Smith, representing the Arcade
team Of Milwaukee He didn't even come
close to getting in on the prize money,
although the bowlers had predicted big
score for him. Riau and RoloR Of Mil
waukee went into fifth place in doubles
with a score of 1900. Joe Haradek OF
Chicago went into second place in the
all-events with 1875 score. The lead
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LIETE NOZZE

ALE ore , p. NJ. di mcrcoledi'
della scttimana scorsa, nella Chiesa
di San PaoIo, officiantc Padre Fin
ger. 81 univano, mel nodo matrimo-
male, la signorina Lcondina Fortu-
nato al signor Enrico Gattone.
Furono testimoni deII'aneIlo il
signor Beniamino DE Francesca c
Rosina Artese.
Dopo la cerimonia reIigiosa, in
casa dello sposo, al No. 1917 So
18th St., al parent ed agIi amicj
dele due famigIic Gattone-F Fortuna
to, furono offerti del rinfrcschi. Gil
onori di casa, con squisita cortcsia
tutta abruzzese, ycnIymo tatJI daIla
zia Laura Gattone, coaduvata daIIa
signora Rosa Fortunate, la prima.
madrc dclIo sposo, G Ia scconda, della
sposa
II trattenimcnto ST protrassr iino
a tarda ora quando gil sposi par
tirono per il yiaggio dj nozzc. Al
Ioro rltorno c-si andrunno ad abb
tarc al No. l32i Moore 81.
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una medaglia. Una recente legge
stabilisce che ogni madre. la quale
ayra alIcyato quattro piu' bam-
hini in condizioni morali e fisiche
soddisfacenti, sara decorate.
La mamma dr quattro figli ri
ceyera' la mcdaglia di bronzo, quel-
la di sci la mcdaglia d'mgento.
mentrc l'insigne onore della media
gIia d'oro e risuyato ALA madrc
di otto ligIi o piu'.
II dccreto riconosccntc gil obbl-
CHI dello State verso le madri ra
parte di una yasta campagna orga-
uizzata in Francia per combatterc
IugRor crescente pericolo del sui
cidio della razza destinata ad insc-
gnarc allie donne frmccsi necessa-
ri precetti d'igiene c Iallevamento
scicntiricc del bambino
In rapporto con questa campagna
il kindergarten americana, istituito
nellie rcgioni deyaStatc sotto gil au-
spiel della Crocc Rossa Americana,
spargere Ie idce modcrnc suitable
yamcnto sull'educazione del bam-
bino in migliaia dl case francesi del
Nord dell'cst della Francia dove,
iinora, articoh di prima necessita' ,
come spazzolini da denti, erano an
cora scOuoScIut.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-09-05

Regio Console e telegrammi al Re
ed al Conte Sforza, e. una buonis-
sima idea, daPpoiche' ST dimostre-
rebbe che certe onoriricenze, pagate e
pitoccatc. dopo es~cre state in qua
rantena per circa otto mesi. sono un
iusulto ALA massa degli italiani o.
nesti. patriot, intelligent. Noi, pc
ro', non vogliamo csserne capi ne
code; vi promettiamo solamcnte 10
appoggio del giornalc.
Sebbcne promes-aci non ci sia-
mo curati ncmmono di far fare,
dalton. Colaianni. che 81 era messo
a nostra disposizione. una interpret
lanza ALA Camera. faccndo richia-
mare rapport Adorandi g Gen
tile csistanti ALA Consulta. Scopri-
tcvi. dunQue, g pubblichcremo.
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VETERAN ATTENTI!

ST raccomanda al yeterani j quail
non hanno ricevuto il questionario
redatto dalla Croce Rossa America
ma, di farne immediatamente ri
chiesta presso una delle sezioni del
"Home Service, Detti questionari
contengono una cinquantina di do
mande riguardanti lie relazioni ira
il governo soldato la cui elucida-
zione sara di grande yantaggio per
quest'u 'ultimo
Gil inpiegati dele "EIome Ser
vice Sections" sono stati ayyisati
dal u. S. Public Health Service"
che Popera a pro del veterani ina
hill non raggiungera' il colmo prima
del 1920. Ogni giorno sorgono ca
81 nuovi dimostranti qualche difetto
fisico la cui sorgente va rintraccla-
ia mel seryizio militare per cul tan'-
malato ha dirittO a cOmpenso. Con
tinuamente lufficio delPHome Ser
vice riceve nuove domande d in
dennizzo. Nessuno marinaio o solda-
to dovrebbe perdere la buona occa-
stone di approfittare di questo servi-
zio. STA per farsi aiutare ad inoltra-
re la sua domanda, sia per Ia RE
ducazione professionals. o per uno
del numerosi altri seryizi offertl dal-
la Croce Rosa.
Mel monde economico c'e' un po-
sto per chiunque abba un'educazio-
ne professionals. Lasciate che la
Croce Rosa vi aiuti mel troyare IL
posto che Vi convene.
NEDAGLIE PER LIE MAM.nE
IL Goyerno francese e del pare
re che una buona mama e dogma di
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PICCOLA POSTA

ANONIMI, Citta'. - Non abba
mo mai incoraggiato gil anonimi,
neanche Sc sietc un gruppo, come
dite mel yostro communicate, di nostri
ammiratori gil anonimi Ii fusti-
gamma sempre. Sc avete del corag-
gio, scopritevi almeno con moi; e
Sc sarete dele persone responsible
pubblicheremo il vostro appello, ma
toglieremo da esso la parte persona
1e, specialmente in riguardo al pro
motori che 81 sono messi a capo..
Tn banchetto popolare di protesta
da darsi la stessa sera ii quello che
81 vuole offrire all'eroe di Regina
yoel, con relative invite a questo
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CONUNICATO DEL r. MINI
STERO DEGLI ESTERI

La notizia dell'occupazione di
Alessio, da parte del Serb, e in
fondata Gil aIbanesi, in un combat
timento nella vale del Drin a nord
ovest di Drina, sconfissero serbi re-
spingendoli nella parte orientale
della frontiera del 1913, catturando
22OO prigionieri, 81 cannoni mol
te mitragIiatrici, nonche' abbondan-
te materiale da guerra. II IS agosto
giungevano a Tirana un maggiore, 5
ufficiali subalterni e 18i soldati SER
bi prigionieri. La popolazione alba
nese ha innalzato la bandiera alba
nse ed ha dichia@to non oltrepassa-
re la frontiera del 1919.
II Regio Console
SiieRzi.
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R.COnSOIatOd' Italia
IN PHILADELPHIA

! connazionali sotto indicati sono
inyitaii Il prcsentarsi al Regio Con
solato d'ltalia per comunicazioni
che Ii riguardano:
D'Auria Luigi flu Gaetano da Ca
steIIammare di Stabia (NapolD.
Lazzaro Giuseppe da Messina.
Maiorana Santo da Catania.
Catoldi Umberto fu Giuseppe da
Parabita Iecce).
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Per il Xxx SettGmbTe

II Comitato directive cosutuitosi
IT. seno ALA Societa' di NJ. ). Roma
Proyincia per la Commemorate
ne della fatidica data del Xxx Set
tembre di cm ne ricorre il 500 An
piycrsario. lavora alacrcmcnte per-
Dhe' n programme formulate con il
concorso del due Ordini Figii d'I-
taIia. della Federazione dcllc Socie-
IA Italiane c di lutte le attire As
soci7ziom in Philadelphia abba il
massinlo successo.
I'm proposito G perche' la com
,nan1orazione sia dcgna della nostra
numerosa Colonia, la Grande Loggia
dclrOrdinc Figli d'Italia per 10
state di Pennsylvania diramaya la
sarucnte circolare al Venerabi!i lel-
Ic diverse Logge dclfOrline
Graadc Loggia dc7o Stoto di Pa.
Per- il XX Scitrmbre
All Venerable dele Lo4ge:
La ricorrenza del cinQuantesimo
anniversario dell'unione di Roma al
FItalia e m ayyenimento che dcye
assere ricordato dale nostrc Loggc.
A tai uopo, poiche daIla Societa'
Roma G Provincial" di Philadelphia
e. stata presa l'iniziatiya dj una
solenne commemorazione, ALA quaIe
deye partecipare tutta la Colonia, il
Grande Conciho vi ha aderito, e con
La presentc invita- lie Logge a presen-
ziarvf. senza cssere ohhIigate adj aleu-
ma sDcsa,
La commemorative 81 terra mel
pomeriggio di domcnica 10 Settem-
bre. ed in essa parlera' anche un
rappresentantc del nostro Ordine. !
Venerable deIlc Logge sono prcgat
di Ieggere lie comunicazioni che
yerranno pubbIicatc sui giornal del
la CoIonia. per potter inyitare "A suo
tempo tutti soci a yolersi trovare
nj luogo che sara fissato per la riu-
niOne.
Per l'occasionc gli UfficiaH po-
tranno indossare lie fasce delfOrdl-
re