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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-24

Domaaii 7. Hasses, secretar ge-
neral al ministersl.ui cultelor 81
instructiund; | Hheata, inApec-
tor gcolar, $ aRti feprezeIltanti az
1nvatanfntuhi.
Domnul Todorf $. Florian VI
ceJTesedmteal cdamisiunei intcrl-
mare CaIpitalie 4
sSurorile franceze de caritate.
Delegatii spitalului militar, al
serviciului veterinar al manutan-
tel armatei 81 companiei IL So
nitarc, al comandamentului eta,
pelor.
Scoaaa militara de infanterie,
regimentul ! graniceri, regimen
tul 3 ca1arasi.
T Scoalele primare de baieti 81
fete No. /, 2, 8, 9, 10, II, Il, %,
% 81 "a; scoalele divizionare de
fete din Bulevardul Maria, scoala
prof. No. 2 Principesa Blisabeta
81 No. 3 Gh. Chitu, de menaj E.
lena Mattel Basara'b, protopopul
Tudor, normala a societatei, ele-
mentara de comerciu No. l, supe-
rioara de comerciu; claselc para.
lele Carol (Botea), Institutul
Principele Carol, sub directia i.
lui N. Ulmu; scoala italiana.
Societa'tile Tudor Vlladimires-
GU, ST. Nicolae Barbatescu Vechi
etc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-24
FORGET YOUR
1: - RHEUMATISM 0lii

Don't suffer when you can get
ssNeutrone Prescription 99',.
rheumatism. one Of the most COM
mon ailments, Is one OF the hardest
to cure, because Of its being a blood
disease. Any remedy to be effect
i've must purity the blood and kid
neys. common sense teaches you
this.
That is why "Neutrono Prescrip-
tion %" is 20 successful. # 10 q
combination Of blood purifying
agents prepared from the prescrip-
tion Of . specialist.
It relieves those sore. 1nnamed
Joints and muscles. ut puts out the
llre". t. does all these things, re-
stores your health, makes you happy
and free from pain. a.
= Go to your druggist today and get
sNsutrone Prescription 9er. then
say goodbye Rheumatism.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-24
PROCESLUNEA LA CIMITIRUL
MILITAR.

La orele 1854 toata aZistenta
de mai sus a pornit din Arenele
Romano in procesiune ia cimiti
rul militar de liRga Bellu.
In frunte -mergea P. s. S. Epis-
copul Teofh inconjurat de tot
clerul care a slujit parastasul. Ur
ma apoi muzica militara, repre-
zentantii authorization civile 81
militare, publicnl, scoalele de ba-
ieti 81 fete, armata.
A fost un pelegrinaj pios cuni
rar sc poate vedea. A fost mis-
Gator 81 maret totodata.
i'm fata mormintelor eroilor ca
zuti pentru neam, s'a oficiat i'm
nou parastas dc catra P. s. S. f
riscopal Teofil 81 de cler. Raspun
surile au fost date de acelasi cor.
PREOTUL PAUNESCU, prese-
dintele unei societati pentru 0.
crotirca orfanilor, a spus ca dcsi
suntem mihniti pentru perderea
atftor viteji, totusi ne mingaiem
Gu bucuria de q fl toti Romm;i
until la un loc.
Face an APPEL ID Alnirea tuturor
l,ominilor, caci numai asa jertfa
croilor va fl spre binele neamului
Mostru.
D. LOCOTENENTlCOLONEL
N. STANESCU, comandantul re-
yimentului l graniceri, spune CD
ostasii au plecat Ia razboiu GU un
singur gfnd: Neamul! Tar IN min
tea noastra era totdeauna figura
mareata M. Sale Regelui.
Pildele de eroism sunt nenuma-
rate in timpul razboiului. Toata
recmostinta noastra pentru 'ase-
menea eroi. Sa dea Dumnezeu ca
pilda lor sa ne >fie de calauza
totdeauna pentru uf1irea .feam,.-
lui fntreg.
d. T. FLORIAN, vice+presedin-
tele comisiei interimare, aducc
in aceasta ri de glorie neamu-
lui, prinos de recunostinta 81 ad-
m;rstime in fata mormintelor e.
roilor, cazuti in uriasele lupte a.
laturi de camarazii lor de armc
aliati pentru realizarea idealului
national. Vom paStra aceste NOR
minte ca un sianbol sacru 81 un
exemIplu de imitat all generation
prezente 81 vitoare.
Dupa aceea a urmat defilarea
ycoalelor 81 ar1natei prin fata
mormintelor. Ar1nata depus o
coroana de trandafiri, lar scolarii
au preserat plori peste mormin-
tele eroilor.
Gu aceasta solemnitatea lnat
sfirsit in mijlocul unei adinci G.
motiuni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-24

fanilor ajutorarea vaduvelor de
razboiu.
y. STEFAN POP, professor din
partea ministerului instrllctiunei,
f.lresindu-se i'm special tinermei
scolare indeamna sa sc patrun-
da de pilda mareata marilor c.
ron disparlti.
ID. SIMEON MANDRESCU ia
nuInele univarsitatii, arata ci
studentimea ma pregatit numai
sufietul eli cind sunat goad'na
de razboiu, fost intreaga La da-
torie: professor 81 STUDENT.
Mormintele eroilor ne amintesc
pretul unitatei noastre nationa.e.
D-sa rosteste numele a hume
rosi STUDENT 81 professor, mort
pentru patrie.
Capt.. invalid DUMlTRESCI
rosteste frumoasa cuvintare de
cinstire memoriei ccior dispa,
ruti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-24
LA BISERICA SPmEA N0UA
VI LA CulITTRUL 0HENCEA.

La orele 10 dmnineata, mai sus
de Oppler, in Calea 13 Septem-
brie colt Gu Strada Puisorului, Sc
adunase mare multime de ccta-
teni. Oficialitatea era reprezcn-
tata prln domnii !: colonel Costan
dachc, din partea ministerulu; de-
razboiu; inspector general al in
vatalmdntului secundar 81 supcri-
or, d. Teodor Aleseanu, din par.
tea ministerului instructiuIei; r.
vasilescu, din partea ministeru-
lui muncei; colonelil Chiri uc,
stratilescu, Mitrescu, Dcbre, n.
Tomescu, etc. Ordihea era tinuta
DE inapectorul Disman lcscr, de
"a politia Cspitalei.
S'a aacatuit 40 corseg'a in or
dinea urmxtoare ccrurias, clernl
lin odsjdii, dupa cum = hotarit
Isl. Mitrqpoaie, delesst'i colnisie;
| |irteriunars Citalei, scoalele
! rrimsrs ~ fete \. y, n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-24

40, 20 81 20; ScOAitN cOliiuidiS
de baieti No. 3, 4, i, Il, 10, 70
ST 26; aziulul Elena Doamna toa-
IL cursurile, sc:ninarul, ;,c,lago-
gic. unversitar, Scoasa infcr;cara
de meserii, socnti!i:s. ,,Sentinela
Orientulufs demobilizatilor cu
drapelul Ell; apoi: .,lnvlerna' !.
,,Vlad Tepes 81 ,.Sfintul Nire-
lac, compan;e scpalei de i'll.
fanterie din Dca u! Spircl. . ccm-
nanie din reglmcntdi 4G inesntc
". TN pluton de janaarmi, dele
eatii prfcctur.n politi"i Capt.
|tale;.
Procesiunea a ajuns la orele IL
dimineata la cimitirul Ghencea,
unde gornistii, au sunat ,,Destep-
tarea".
P. S. S. ARCH1EREJ1L Me-
LETIE 1ALOMITEANU a oficl-
|Ht un parastas in mijaocul cimlti-
rulm, inconjnrat de clernl bise-
rieiler din imprejurimi. Corul a
dat raspu1surile.
In urma P. s. S. Archercul Nc
letie a tinut 0 cuvintare oc z'on;;
Ia, aratind rostul 81 insemnatatea
preaslavirii eroilor nostri.
D. TEODOR ALESSEANU a
facut istoricul eroilor Apoi ara
tat jertfele fara seamin ia: t. DC
/ itejii nostri osteni, carl s'au sa-
crificat pentru Patrie, Oratoru'
a vorbit apoi de situatia in care
au fost pusi luptatorii pcntru in
truchiparea idealului ncstrn pm
tradarea unora dintre aliatii GU
care plecase la razbcil.
D. COLONEL CONSTANDA,
CHE slayit pc eroii morti,, Car
ma uitat nici pc cei earl ,raicsc
= eroi al neamului romInrsc 81
uni 81 ceialalti. Reprczentantnl
armatei amintit 10 o:ai.tdtlle de
vecinica slava ostaseasc;i.
D. GENERAL RUJl\SKY, cr.
,nandantul conpului III de armata
.c;'.. in urma, a vorbit de marble
ineue;ri ostasesti ale solfia:ului
Gcmin, calitat; acum IN lntreaga
lume rccunOscute.
Au mai vorbit 81 lomnii ad-
vocati G. Angelescu, Niculrsca,
Duvaz Alexandra 81 A Ionescu.
d. general Rujinsky primii
apoi defilarea trupelor.
Multimea armcat Tori pc
mormintele marilor 81 nen;tatilor
nostri eroi.
Dupa meazl al aTn- %: Ser
bari. in amintirea eroi?or c:lzllt:
pentru desrobirea 81 intregiras.
neamului, 81 anrme:
La Teatrult National serharea
a fost organizata de sdcietatra
Dramatica.
La Teatrul Lyric serbarea a
fost data de scoala militara ue o.
fiteri.
La Ateneul Rom1n serbarea a
cost data de orchestra min.ste
rului instructiunei 81 de soeieta-
tea ,,C7ntarea Romineasca"
Seara a avut loc grandioass
retragere Gu torte.
(,,Viitorul.).. i
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sERvIc1UL .REL1oIos.

La orele 10 81 jnmatate incepe
serviciul divin. Pc cenotaf arde
t;bmiia mirositoare. Calpetele tu-
turora sunt descoperite. Linistea
este adinea.
Serviciul rcligios este oficiat
de /. P. S. s. Miron Cristea, Mi
tropolit Primal inconjurat de 80
de preoti imbracati in odajdii
sfinte. Corul Carmen da ras-
punsurile. Cfnd I. P. s. s. ros-
teste ,,vecinica pomenire'3 name,
sotii 81 copii al celor diaparutl
paing 81 ping alaturi toti ceialaltl
sop3ind rug4ciuni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-24
G u VI N T 4 r / L E

p. S. S. EPISCOPUL TEOFHl,
dupa s;avirsirea parastasu'lui, 4
tinut O cuvsntare in care a spus
ca cea dintiiu datorie unui ce-
tatean este jertfa pentru patrie.
Natiunile care s'au jertfit pen
tru patrie s'au fa,cut mari 81 pu-
ternice. Nici virtute nu gasesta
mai mare rasplata ca iubirea de
pa,.ric. Dntre diferitele popoare.
Rominul are un simtamiInt adinc
al iulbirei de patrie.
Avon seinta datorie de ne
aminti totdeauna de eroii cazuti
pentru apararea 81 marirea patri-
Ell. Singele lor varsat Gu belsus
IVA roai mana viitoare pentru BIZ
nele tarei Primul nostru gind,
sarima noastra ruga Gle fiecare ri
sd fie pentru dinsii.
ID. /. GHEATA, inspector SEQ
lar, a tinut frumoasa cuvintare
in numele ministerului INSTRUCT
eli. D-sa in cuvinte patriotice 81
fnaltatoare, arafat ca suntem
i'm neam de viteji. Nici o pilda
nu este mai mare 81 mai frumoa-
sa de cit aceea de iubire de pa
trie, de cit aIceea de att jertfi
yiata pentru desrobirea 81 intre-
girea neamului tau.
Azistenta della Arene era com.
pusa din urmatoarele persoane,
| scoale, conpuri de trllpa 81 corpo.
ratii:
Domnii general DIR. Andreescu,
colonel Vatasamu, colonel Zola.
colonel Dr.. Butunoiu, locDtenent.
colonel N. Stanescu, locotenent,
colonel Gheorghiu, locotenet- co.
lonel Or. Vasilescu, major Iliescu
Isl alti numerosi ofiteri superior
ST inferiori.
i
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No. II. ,,Aurel Tlaicu", P. 0. B.
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Conn.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-24
IA PARCUL CAROL. - PRO
CESIUNEA LA CIMITIRUL
MILITAR.

Inca della orele s dimineata
scoalele, societatii 81 publicul au
il,caput sd ia loc in Arenele Ro-
name din Parcul Carol.
Muzica miiitara cintat imnul
regal, dupa care la orele 10 in
ceput parastasul pentru pomeni-
rea eroilor, ofIciat de P. S. S.
EpiIscopul Teofil 81 de vre-o 80
preoti della bIsericile din partes
locului. 1 Il
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-03
BRITISH BANKERS
 ARE OPTIMISTIC
 REGARDING FUTURE

BOSTON, March 3.-Brtish Bank ars feel the decline in sterling is ex aggerated and is partly due to specu lation, according to London cable to the Journal of Commerce. Sharp recovery is looked for, tApugh perma nent improvement will necessarily be slow. The April budget will show thG British treasury in better position than was generally supposed, bank CTS believe. An important unestim ated asset is proceeds to be derived from the sale of war stores. w. H N. Goschen. chairman of the national Provincial Bank, says gloomy view should not be taken of the future as pre-war prosperity can be regain ed in few years by characteristic British foresight and enterprise.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-03
GOVERNOR ALIENS
 EMERGENCY MEASURES
 ALL CARRIED OUT
Progressive Legislation Passed by Kansas Legislature Just
 Adjourned

TOPEKA Kansas. Feb. 27-Tha special session of the Kansas legisla ture just closed put 6S new law, on the statute books. The program of emergency legislation included ii Governor H. J. Aliens call practical ly was carried out to the letter.
 In a class by itself as an emergency measure and to enact which in par ticular the session was called, Wal the industrial relations court bill. By this statute, strikes in essential in 1ustries in Kansas are prohibited and T court of three is established to ad indicate the controversies of labor and capital. worllmen and employer
 The other laws of general import ance enacted were:
 Anti-syndicalism law, modelled oi Oregon statute.
 Increasing possible school tax lev ies fifty per cent to enable district, to pay larger salaries to teachers.
 Creating state free employmen bureau, particularly needed to super wise the distribution of workers i. wheat harvest season.
 Appropriation of $50,000 for Kansa National Guard.
 Increasing salaries of suprem, court and district judges to 5000, and $45O0 respectively. Providing bonus scales for convic miners for all coal dug over min, tons week.
 Authorizing increase in school dis trict bond issue to permit buildin; and equipping school houses. Fixing sentences of from five {, fifteen years Imprisonment for auto mobile thieves.
 Establishing state commission [ regulate rates to service and to stat iliZe market prices at stock yards an' packing houses.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-03
ELSIE FERGUSON
 SEEN TO ADVANTAGE IN 1.-THE MARRIAGE PRICE.n

The many Juneau admirers of Elsie Ferguson, the beautiful and tai ented Aircraft star, enjoyed a treat last night at the Coliseum when her latest play "The Marriage Price" was presented.
 | Miss Ferguson has new and de lightful role in this photoplay. that of young society girl who is i'm poverished when her father is ruined and after he commits suicide she is cast upon her own resources for a livelihood
 Of course, it all turns out right in the end, but the suspense is quite gripping before Helen Tremaine' s ship steers in the harbor of love and happiness. The photoplay is based upon a short story by Griswold Wheeler which appeared recently in d popular magazine. The scenario is by Eve Unsell, who has long list of successful Paramount and Aircraft adaptations to her credit, the most re- cent of which are Tn pursuit of Polly" for Billie Burke. "Out of the Shadow" for Pauline Frederick and His Partisan Wife" starring Miss Ferguson.
 This picture will be shown tonight for the last time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-03
THE LIGHT"
 IS A PLAY FOR
 TIMES OF PEACE

The war is over. It has been over for long time. Yet it's potent in fluence for good is still to be felt and will be felt for years.
 ''The Light" the Theda Bara sup reproduction which opened last night at the Pelece Theatre. is an after-the war play and shows how the mos, wicked and frivolous woman in Paris after Q turbulent career as breaker of mems hearts. sees vision through the eyes of blinded man. The wom an whose services had been spurned by aid organizations is reborn through her devotion to hero.
 This latest superproduction offers the Sarah Bernhardt of the screen as critics have called Theda Bara- abundant opportunities to reveal hei splendid talents. In the role of Elan chette Dumonde, who becomes infat uated with an Apache dancer. vel does not hesitate to slay him when he tries to interfere in her devotion tc the blinded man, Miss Bara reveals even more than her customary fire and passion it will be repeated tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-03
HALIBUT BOATS LEAVE
 WITH FISH CARGOES

On account of there having been no offerings in the local market for their cargoes of halibut, two of the halibut boats that were in port yesterday left for towns south of here to try and sell. The boats leaving were the Olga and the Val halla.
 The other two boats that were in--the Home and the Gypsy-will perhaps keep their fish in the boats with the expectation of selling them later in the week as the time for southbound sailings of boats draws closer
 The Emma. in command of Cap tain Tom Ness, arrived in port this morning with capacity load of halibut. The fish will be kept in the boat until the latter part of the week, with the expectation that there will be sale for them later in the week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-03
LOUISA M. ALCOTT'S
 LITTLE WOMEN" IS 1 CLASSIC OF SCREEN

Universally recognized as one of the most appealing stories ever whit ten. rich in humor. sentiment and quaint charm, Little Women" the famous novel of Louisa M. Alcott has been issued in photo play form as a Paramount-Artcraft special pic ture, and this will be shown at the Coliseum theatre next Thursday and Friday.
 It's presentation at that playhouse will visualize for the first time fol admirers of this immortal story, the most celebrated characters in Ameri can literature-Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy.
 Little Women" was filmed in and about the Alcot home at Concord Mass, where the story was written by Miss Alcot in 1868.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-03

"In quietness and confidence, ye shall have rest" Comfort ye, com fort ye, my people" saith the Lord.
 The strain that was upon us dur ing those dark days during Lent a year or so ago, is over now. Our wrecked nerves show the result ot that strain. We earnestly need the Quietness of Lent now. It is the opportunity for that.
 God visit His people! God give them quietness! God give them com fort.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-03
TIDES TOMORROW

Low water at 5:33 q. III. 0.4 High water at 1l:40 .. m. 1S.0I Low water at j:51 D. III. 2.03
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-03
MIKE, WHERE ARE YOU?

Joseph Conway, of Vending, Ore con. is inquirinS for his uncle Michaeal Conway, of Shamore, New port, County Mayo. Ireland, who came to Alaska fifty years ago and was last heard of fifteen years ago somewhere in this vicinity MT Conway asks that anyone who knows the whereabouts of his uncle dead or alive communicate with him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-03

Fresh Crabs for sale at California Grocery. Adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-03
WOMAN RELEASED
 ON BAIL BECAUSE
 OF FAILING HEALTH

OAKLAND Calif.. March 3.-Miss Anita Whitney, who was convicted of criminal syndicalism and sentenced to a prison term has been released on bail. Physicians hold that the wom ans health is such that she will be unable to stand continued presence in jail
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-03
Attractions at THeaterS
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

CoLISEUM-Elsie Ferguson in "The Marriage Price" and "The Pawno. brokers Heart" a comedy. PALACE-Theda Bara in "The Light" and a christy comedy Some body's Baby"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-03

Empire News Is Real News
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-03
CARPENTER TO TAKE '
 PARTNER FOR LIFE

PARIS, March 3.-Georges Car pentier is to be married to Madam misselle Georgette Elsasse, aged eighteen years ,On Monday next. Carpenter is matched to contest the boxing championship of the world with Jack Dempsey but it is understood that his bride-to-be is not in favor of his continuing in the public fighting game.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-03
BIDS WANTED

Bids will be received to drive tunnel 2,000x8x7 feet. Work to commence April 1. For particu, lars address: Admiralty Alaska Gold Mining Co, Box 1041, Ju leau. adv.
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ket-cloth Bath Robe, beauti-
fully trimmed with satin bands
and silk-cord girdle. Priced
S1z.45.
Other models in various
colors and color combination
also a number of pretty styles.
Each one designed for com
fort-giving. Priced s9.l5 to
S12.45.
Lovely Negliges or Loung-
ing, Robes are fashioned OF
Japanese lowered silk crepe,
in pastel shades of pink, rose,
blue and yellow. Priced $40.
slippers and Mules to match.
Maternity Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-13
Socks
The Ideal Gift

The gift most suitable and
most appreciated. the gift
that finds a place in the heart
and home of the receiver, a
treasured possession, ever
awakening pleasant memories
of the giver.
Books for big folks and
little folks and all the other
folks in between.
Book Section, Second hoor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-13
Gifts for
Grandmother

Gifts that bring cheer, hap
piness and comfort at Christ
mastime and other times as
we'll.
Real F'ilet Lace Collar, $3.50.
Black Ostrich Feather Boa.
$1,000.
WaItliam Mahogany Clock, s.
day radium dial, 80.
Attractive Bowl with Narcis
sas Bulbs. 81.
Gray Barrette Set with rhine
stones. e. First Floor.
Dress Pattern of all-wool
ohallis. may be had in several
different pretty colors. $1.:5 I'd
A lovely hand-crocheted
White Wool Shawl, $3.50.
Second Floor.
Comfy Slippers. Hy-lo style,
il three colors. s. pair.
A warm. comfortable Japanese
Quilted Robe, in plain colors.
SIS. Third Floor.
Finest Preserved Ginger.
most delicious, Csc y pound tin.
CaIarab Figbuds. packed in
KyIaCIltc uOACGs sVsS
Fourtt Floor
Photo Frame. of gilt. on
swinging stand. $3.50.
Wallace Sutting Picture, III
beautiful nature study. $1.a0.
Wicker Sewing stand, beau
tifully enameled in colors with
decorations of cut felt in con-
trasting colors, in floral or fruit
designs, SIS.
Comforta BILE Wicker Easy
Chair, upholstered in fine tapes
try. $32-5o.
Wicker Foot Stool, 90.
Enameled Wicker Flower
Pots, four of them. with a stand
made to fit them. may be used
in the window or on table,
8B3.50.
Hotakold Night Sets. deco
rated in dainty pattern. s1S.
Fifth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-13

MulIane's Taffies THE
Candy Made with Loving
Care: a delicious taffy in va
rious havors-mixed, molasses.
nut and molasses cocoanut. soc
pound: 4ec half pound.
California Glace Fruits, pre-
pared with pure cane sugar and
corn syrup, A very delicious
CONNECTION: Sl.50 ID pkg; S.
2-lb. pkg.
Assorted Chocolates, Won
derful variety in plain and
fancy shapes, with many diff
ferent sorts of filings, coated
in rich chocolate. soc, 81, $l.z5
and $1.S0 pound.
Candy Section. Fourth door.