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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
Now Is the Time for Electrical Helps
in Every Household

Philadelphia is becoming more
and more an electrical city.
All sorts Of electrical helpful
things are ready in our Housewares
Stole-dozens of kinds of things
perhaps, that you have never heard
Of. 1t is really treat to come in
and see how great has been the ad-
vance in the last year or two.
Electric percolators, beautifully
finished in nickel plate and silver
lined, SLABS to $32.
Electric grills that toast, broil,
stew, fry or can be used as
griddle, complete with cord and plug,
$3.50 to $1650.
Electric heating pads, fitted with
switch to govern the desired heat,
$3.50 to $3.50.
Slx-pound electric iron, complete
with cord and stand $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30

Electric toasters, ready to attach,
So to 1915; those that reverse the
toast SO to $40.
Hamilton Beach vibrator, com.
plete with six applicators, for $205O.
Sewezy motors make electric sew
ing machines out Of the regular
type, $22.
Wallace lamps, in brass finish, ST.;
nickel, $3.50.
Electric heaters, $12.
Christmas tree lighting outfits,
Slight, So; 16-light, Sc; 24-light, 50;
32-light, $12.
Whirlpool electric dish washer,
mobile type, $3.50.
Electric ironing machines, Horton,
$162; Keystone, SITS.
Electric cookerette, $73 to $97.
Fourth Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
2zOO Waists at
$3.35 to $5.85.

Before-the-war prices for before-the-war quail
ties.
At 1896 are crepe de chine waists, chiefly
tailored; also Georgette crepes, lace trimmed,
beaded and embroidered. Almost all of this group
are in white, flesh color and dark colors Also
tailored pongee waists, both plain and striped.
At $3.s5 and SIS. Handmade batiste waists
from Porto Rico, hemstitched and sometimes en-
broidered Some of these are high-necked and all
are very dainty and refined.
At IS and $5.S5. Crepe de chine waists and a
few Georgettes; these mostly in light colors and
often with the fine and narrow peatings so much
in favor. A few very pretty striped silks, made
UP in tailored styles, are in the lot.
(west Asle)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30

Electric cabinet ranges, $1,000
and S2725 80.
Flashlights, 81 to $3.50.
Electric curling irons, 1926.
Electric comb, for drying the hair
after the shampoo, $3.50.
Electric immersion heater for
heating small amount of liquid, 81.
Sockets, fittings, vase adaptors,
candlesuck adaptors, switches, plugs,
fuses, lamps, in great variety.
Electric Washing Machines
Easy, copper tub and vacuum
type, Sl75; zinc tub, nickel plated,
$1G0.
A B c Super Electric. incloscd
type, with galvanized tub, $155;
open type with copper tub, $l75.
Alco dolly type washer, $11O.
All have swinging wringers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
Corgsous, Color1M Feather
~ Fans

Perfect beauties they are-feathers Of wonderful
coors artistically mounted- will be delight to pos
sess one!
Just the collection of feather fans is at its best
There are all the fashionable colors-fanfe and rich
reds coral pink and golden yelows. vivid green's
Chinese blues as we'll black and white.
ANY one would add a decorative touch to ones
costume.
$1l to $75.
(Jewery Store Chestnup
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
If You Give Hin,
HundEerchiefs-

here three good practical sorts you might
choose
At $575 dozen, perfectly plain hemstitched
Irish linen handkerchefs, with narrow hems
At S8.25 n dozen, extra-size Irish linen hand
kerchefs, plain hemstitched.
At sl1 dozen, fine linen handkerchiefs with
tapes above the hemsttched hems
Well mark them for you, if you wish, with ink
at 36c dozen, with machine embroidered let
ters, 75c a dozen; whole names for 1925 Dozen
(NIain Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
N7esv Fur Trimmed Wrubs
~ for Young Women, S42. 50
and .S58
and S58

The $42.50 wraps of soft wool veours in rein
deer and brown shades, in pretty style that is
too bulky and finished with wide collars Of lustrous
nearsea (dyed coney). They lined throughout with
peau de cygne and interlned.
For $58 there smart wraps of svertone velour in
Chinese blue, in reindeer brown and navy, with wide
collars Of nutria fur They in attractive style
with stitching and silk embroidery for trimming, and
are silk lined and interned.
Both in II to 20 year sizes.
(Second Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
French Novelty Cloves
Il for Gifts

Short gloves, in black white, with self contrast
ing embroidery, also brown and pretty grays all Of
fine French kid, sewr with clasps SO pair
button length gloves OF fine French piquesewn
kid finished with tab at the wrist and Vandyke
top Fancy embroidery in contrasting color adds an
other touch of distinction to these gloves. They in
white with black. $5 pair.
main Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
1ksv Fur Cloths

Every member Of the fur cloth family is being
in some form other this Winter and you will find
them made up into smart short coats, fur SETS trim
mngs suits and wraps and on hats.
Seal cloths, 81 to $26 yard
Plain beaver cloth, $3.50 to SIS yard.
Crushed fur effects, beaver, mole squirrel $40 to
$18 yard.
English black astrakhan $14 to $40 yard
English black pony skin, $40 to SIG yard.
(Frst Floor. Chesnu)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
NLsy Pleated Plaid Shirts
~ and the PrettfeSt Yet

. The colorings soft and skillfully blended
that they will go with any kind of coat a woman
chooses to with them. There are also few striped
effects.
The material is very fine all-wool velour and the
pleats are variations of box knife and inverted
pieats according the pattern Of the velour All
Closely stitched over the hips and lie very fiat from
there down. $25 is the price. a.
Tge M tFirst Floor. CsntraI) H
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
lust 100 W0men'S Silk
y Umbrellas at 81. 50

Smart, umbrellas with covers of good quality
lustrous silk and handles of cear-coored bakete
hard wood with silver caps and bakelite rings.
The have fancy borders, the handles in
fashionable styles the silks are good the umbrellas
unusual for S750-and we're sorry we haven't more!
(afain Floor Marke) 8
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
Belgium, Old and NeU"
BY GeOrae Wharton Ednnrds

large quarto, bound in richly stamped cloth,
with forty plates in color and monotone. The text
treats such subjects the best-known cities, the
Congo Colony, Belgian Independence, Cardinal
MERCER, the King and Queen, and others all of
intense interest to the admirers of this brave
peonle.
Price, SO.
(Man Floor. ThirteenthJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
Nlld'en s Sweatery for Cold
~ DAYS

SO each for sweaters good styles and pleasing
colors-2 to year sizes.
S675, $3.50 and SO for sweater sets-consistng of
warm sweaters, cozy little caps leggings and
tens. These in white and pretty colors in good
styles and in to year sizes
They are all specially good for the prices, too.
(Third Floor Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
WANAMAKER'S
Christmas abundance
of Beautiful
GIFT FURNITURE

Everything in the furniture stocks is a
gift of value and character; but in furni-
ture, as in so many other lines, there are
things that hold particularly gift-like
charm.
In this category are embraced multi
tude of articles from footstool or ma
hogany tray to the great easy chair in the
downy depths of which a grandmother or
grandfather will find the rest and comfort
that give tranquility to age
1t would seem as if the more thought
people give to the giving of things the more
they are inclined to give furniture, because
more and more furniture is being given
every year. Nobody who walks through the
displays of the Fifth Floor will wonder WHY.
Here surely are gifts that carry the very
substance of WORTH to which many of them
add the charm of novelty
Easy chairs and Book Cases
rockers Writing desks
Smokers stands Book holders
Tea wagons FlolDer and plant
Mems chif0niers stands
Sewing tables Game tables
Trays Muffin stands
tFlfth and Sixth Fioors)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30

g ONE of the most beautiful plioUs m,agi-
~ nabie are to be seen just nOlU in a Chestnut
Street uindow-pillops of black satin and
superb Oriental enbroiderie$ They are in roll
shapes and tridngies, squares and rOunds-aH
rery interesting-and are priced at $50 to sos.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
FMaddn,e Wishes a NelU
Dress Hat OfAirU Maine

this is to say that the Gray Salons have some
and delightful models-just off the needle.
There are hats all of maline in black or brown.
Or may choose maline with fur-that's
fashionable paradox-but charming!
Or one may have maline and satin.
The hats are of medium size; they are in new
and smart shapes they are most attractive, and
prices begin at S25.
(Second Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
WANAMAKER'S
The Stitch Is Lost
Unless the Thread
Is KnOtted -

Little sister, just learning to sew,
came back with tears to her mother
after an hour of failure. Dear little
soul, she pulled her thread through
without any sense of the need of
knot.
When we built this Store building,
we put stitches in it all over to hold
things in their places. The first care
was to go down to the water for
foundations and under it to lay stones
on the rocks, hence we have no smelly
Easements.
The second care was daylight and
fresh air blowing through from all
four sides of the sky.
Third, unbroken level floors. No
ups and downs; no dark corners;
four big, wide staircases from top to
bottom and scores of elevators
running; fire towers, twenty feet
square, brick walls and stone steps
and stone floors from top story to
street floor, landing outdoors on city
pavements.
Our first care is for the visitors
safety, which guarantees the safety
Of the employees.
Our second care is, be of actual
service and financial saving to our
patrons, preferring not to offer any
service that we are not sure will be
for their benefit.
We are not yet perfect, but we are
still striving for it.
Is. !::::::. .:. ::... 3mN~n&h
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
WEATHER
Unsettled
WANAMAKER'S
Store Closes at $3.50
Mems Fine New Suits and Overcoats
Coming in at New Low Prices


and the kind of
Wanamaker mems clothing is tailor
Note models
Note that wherever mixtures used they softly peangy blended
have anything to do with it.
clothing absolutely to
without exception is first the
$685. $50, S65 and $75
$11O all medium Fall
Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
! Men Sca,JS-Pretty and
. Practical Gifts

For bureau, chifFonier and dressing table They are
of pure linen bleached pure white neatly trimmed
with lace, and moderately priced that they should
be very popular.
Sizes 1896 inches, $135; 1sx45 inches, $780, and
l3x54 inches $l.75 each.
CFIrst Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
.X/omen's Fine Suits at q
~ Late-SeaS0u Pt1ce-S5O

About hundred of them, all-tod, trcotnes velours
duvet LANES and mixtures, made up fashionable
somewhat conservative styles. Some are fur trimmed
others designed to with ones furs; they are
all silk lined and nterned all fresh and their coors
include the most wantednavy, taupe browns and black
Sizes "a to 44 in the lot
4 Price, $50.
. (First Floor,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
HIezy Table Linens and
" Nabklns-FIne House.
hold Gifts

These have to US direct from very good manu-
facturer Ireland and they such excellent mer-
chandse and full of substantial quality that there
could hardly be desirable gift for household
They are full-bleached and finely finished the table
damasl 72 inches wide and marked to sell for $3.50
yard; the napkins in liberal size, 25x25 inches, at
$17.75 a dozen.
Such gifts forgotten
First Floor, Chestnut
TAMISOLE tops already made up are good
u things to Uyite on your Christmas list and
are priced at $3.50 to 81.
(Man Floor. Centrai)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
Mems Good Style Shoes, $5.75 a Pair


color alfsn a
saght-ace style with medium
shape.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
V/0men's Negv Fur Trimmed
~ Goats at S47.5O

Just about the usual wholesale cost.
fine quality awool velour is the material, lined
throughout with peau de cygne and then nterlned to
make It warmer. Many women will like the STYLE for
it is the n-taiored kind, beted that is becoming
TO nearly every The collar is large and of nearsea
In brown, taupe, navy or black, and all sizes from
50 up to 46 inch bust.
(First Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
Il ashiouaNe Mesh Bags in
4 Green Gold Finish

and the designs most attractive The meshes
are fine and close, the bags in shapes, and
there many styles from which to choose.
They all have the pretty, narrow frames, too.
500 to $57.
(Jewslry Store. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
Motor1sts' Gift Robes at
IVA L0yered Prices

All the beautiful cloth robes are 20 to 40 per cent
less than they have been Among them are wool robes
mohar plush and silk plush
The wool robes are plain on one side and plaid on
the other and the colorings delightfu-in the fine
cashmere and vicuna robes they exquisite.
Some Of the mohair plush robes rubber nterlined
and the silk plush robes plain or modelled in fur
designs; some have Bedford cord backs to match the
upholstery of the car.
New prices $3.50 to $S5.
(The Gallery,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
X/0ol- Fiber Rugs Are Losc-
" Priced and Sturdv

For people VITO want inexpensive floor coverings that
will give good service, can recommend these Ant
their prices have recently been lowered
9x12 IT,. $3.50.
S.3x1O6 it., ST..
6x9 it,, $11.50
(Seventh Floor ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
Hw Wr'abS and Goats of
4 Great Beautv

Think what regal gift any one Of these stunning
wraps would be!
Of genuine Alaska sealskin is a smart wrap with
a deep cape collar, which, when opened, discloses
gorgeous lining with great bands Of sivery brocade
$780,
1t took many little squirrel skins to make that
beautiful gray squirrel with the deep shawl collar
And of the skins carefully selected tool
$780,
All in black is the Hudson seal dyed muskrat)
with deep collar cuffs and band Of glossy lynx. $1,000
An unusual coat is the of baby leopard in three
quarter length with collar and cuffs of brown beaver
$765.
Some slender, willowy is going to look her
loreest in that vouminous wrap of Hudson seal (dyed
muskrat), which has q huge cape collar. blue and
gold brocade lining enhances its charm, too $1100.
For the woman who likes caraca there is handsome
coat with deep collar and cuffs Of black lynx. $685.
All the rich brown mink skins look their best in that
beautiful mink coat with deep collar Of the mink.
It is generously proportoned is lined with beautiful
brown silk and is $500.
(Second Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
Chiidren's UnderlUear

Vests pantalets and combination suits of
lightweight cotton and medium and heavy
weight wool-and-cotton.
Vests and pantaletS 75c to $125 each;
combination suits, 40c to 1925.
(First Floor, Markst
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30
&c for the Fdmily's Winter Underwear
WOmen's Underwear

Vests and drawers in medium and heavy
weights. Fine ribbed cotton, wool-and-cotton
and mercerzed cotton and silk mixed with
wool and cotton.
S5c to $3.50 each for vests and drawers
(First Floor MarkeD
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-30
ANUL xv.-NO. 226
CheStia munctoreasCa Ia
Camera

Cum in desbaterle noastre parlamentare pare Cd
mai dcit orce sd magenm strict La oectul in dis
cutie poae foos dec1t prn aceas4 absolute osebre
u sau tnut mutmc de discursuri ints decit
cellal Gu preul bce eg de polite contra grevelor dui
Irancuas in acesc dscursur cuprins Gu sau fara
drept, toata chesta muncitoreasca
Am auzit teori le cunoastem 81 rasuna de
parte 81 de ata rgate de asiune auzm nta
oara. Expunerea asa de bogata d-lu Virgil Madgearu
adus informate compectA asupra sadulu deosebteor
probcme in rle mai npainate industrial din Europa 81 n
America. S in sednta Smbaa d. Cizer dat expresie
une concept poticc sociale repeta zadar
odata aduce mimic pentru lumna c suferin-
tele nsa numee carora vorbesc socaist cnstit
carl insra de dreptu din yata poporuu munctor della
orase.
Prn acest scurs tot de vrednc dc luare amnte ca
cea al aceulas orator. aat starea in af
numa mner della Petrosan dar mai ales frat lor
ca 81 d marru della Baa Mare Oameni carl e la pa
truzec de an de ale metru 81 patruzec
cinresc mai putin dect cinczeci de chograme staff
subrede padc exemplre degenerate ale mnrei spete
manes facuto la inceput sanatoasa din
munti Motor I'm saariu ridcul rcat abba prin greva la
darabul de pine znica Asa ingrijia Satu de
tori sal in maghara della venrea noastra
putut Introduce inca imbunatatiri radcale.
d. Cizer poment lupta apriga s'a dus de sociast
din Ardeal sd rice fina oneneasca din fund de
gheena insrat regmente ale une ostiri toate
asociae sndcale gata ntre actune Ia angere
dreptului muncitoror ST. mndru de s'a putut face in
ciuda celor mai dr ntre oaeni poc al Ungurlor vor-
boru manfestat hoarirea parduui sau de lasa
acest drept fe ngustat prn masure amennatoare
naive ale leg ucenicuui in liberalism prgonitor du Or
leanu
Cine asculta atcnte aceasta discuie putut sa ca
pete increnarca ca in agaru munc mcar acolo in Ardea
este putere 81 chibzuaAtocai trcbue pentu
dreptatea socala sa Sc faca N. IORGA
(Ncamu Romanesc)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-30
MREuIsTRAREA INCEPE
ASTAZI

All e prima ii de inregistrarea
votului pentru alegatorii din sta
tul Ohio. ~. i:
Toti barbatii 81 fenleilc carl All
drept de vot sd Sc inregistreze. Fc-
meile romine caror barbati sunt
cetateni americani sunt 81 ele ceta-
tene 81 avind depline drepturi po-
litice sa Sc inregistreze.
Orele de inregistrare sunt della
8 dimineata pima la 8 p. m. 81 della
5 p. m. pima la zecc seara. Daca
nu stiti unde trebuc sa va inregis-
trait mergeti la cea mai appropriate
ghcreta 81 intrebati.
Celelalte zile de inregistrarc sunt
Z, Is, 81 16 Oct. Toti acei carl nu
Sc inregistreaza astazi Sc pot inre.
gistra in zilele acestc.
Indemnam pc cetitorii nostri GU
drcpturi de vot sd sc inregistreze
81 sd indemne 81 pc sotiile lor sa-si
faca datorintele cetatenesti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-30

tratatul de pace cu 0ermania pi-
lia in asa masura 1ncft Germania
So. capete 'deajuns carbuni pentru
vapoarele 81 industria eli, asa - Sc
poata plati obligatiunile &c lc are
fata de aliati, Eu sun: in favoa-
rea redeschiderii chestiei vail Saar.
Pima cind nu vom lasa ca Gcrma-
MIA sa-si vada de ofacerile ei 81 Sc
poata plati obligatiile ce are, III
Sc va cere noua sd facem noui i'm
prumuturi de bani aliatilor 81
poate char pentru a hrani Ger
mania.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-30
FEMEILE CONTRA
ANCLIEI

NEW YORK, % Sept. Politis
q .fost chemata la sala Carnegie
All seara, spre a scoate afara {
multime ,de barbati 81 femei, car
au intrat in aceasta cladire in de
cursul celebrarii' aniversarii de Ia
debarcarea primilor sositi in acea
sta tara.
Aeestial pprta,l placate anti-en
glrss cafur inscripfii 4 cauza1
tulburari. Purtatorii acestor pla
cate strigau, "Traiasca America
Jos Gu Anglia!"
Tulburarile all ajuns la asa grad
incit a fost imposibil pentru vor
bitori ca Sc continue Gu cuvinta.
rilc, dcci s'a sdecis ca aceste sa fit
animate.
Un grup de femei care spun Cd
stunt mcmbre la organizatia cunos
cuta sub numirea de "Posturilt
Femeilor Americana pentru infor
tarca Scopurilor de Rasboiu all
Americei," era in fruntea tulbu
ratorilor.
Uncle dintre placatc puritan nu
mcle delegation englezi care al
luat,parte la accasta celebrare car
au fost caracterizatf ca "spion
englezi.', >
Tall8gIslrEilfe 8}IsslrE az ipceput cfnd mu
zica e incsp,lt Sc scinte. imnul en-
glez "God Save the King, Ma
m',lti lb9aifti 81 fetite din corul car
trebtlia Sc cinte, impreuna Gu mu
zica, acest INN national englez, al
refuzat Sc cinte 81 au parasit see
ma, spunilld ca ei n 'au stiut ca $
acest imn Sc afla in program.
y = z = Is e.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-30
MARBLE Foe
DIN GALVESTON
Flac&rile nistuiesc cladirile
din fata portului.

HOUSTON, Texas, 30 Sept. -
Opt blocuri, cladiri mari din fata
portului, patru docuri 81 trei va
poare sunt cuprinse de flacari mis-
tuitoare la Galveston, Tex, zice
0 stire telefonica primita aici din
Galveston.
Scinteile zboara duse de vint la
departari mari, in sectiunea de
locuit a orasului, amenintind Gu
un incendiu infricosat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-30
FeIIlei Jurati

Functionarii din .comisiunca ju-
ratilor din. Cleveland ieri 'au ocu-
pat Gu pregatirea unei iiste de ju-
rati femei pentru sesiunea aceasta
tribunalului.-
S'a alcs numele la $50 de femei
dc pc lista de votare din anul tre-
cut in alcgerile pentru directia
scoalclor. Secretarul w. II. Ence
q zis Cd pc data ce Sc va decide
ziua cxaminarii sc va trimite scri-
sori fiecarei femei' alese.
Scrisorile in substnata vor avea
cuprinsul urmator:
Numclc d-tra s'a ales pentru
serviciul de jurat 81 vi Sc cere sc
fiji gaia de veni la acest oficiu
spre a fl examinati pentru datoria
de jurati."
Judecatorul Manuel Levine della
Common Pleas Court zis ca 81
fcmeilor Sc va aplica aceleasi re.
gull GU privire la scutire della da
toriile tle jurati casi barbatilor.
In orice caz, femeia va Fl scu
zata daca va zice ca trebue Sc re
nina acasa Sc vaza de copiii Ell
N, ar Fl drept de a retine'o fence
la datorintele eli de jurat GU sacri
ficiul datoriilor Ell fata de casa $
copii," a zis judecatorul Levine,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-30
LEGIUNEA AMERICANA
VA Fl NEUTRALA

In luptelc politicc Legiunea A
mericana decis ca sc ramina neu-
trala. In al doilea congress al ei,
Legiunea STA reafirmat letermi-
narea de ramine asa cuAl a fost
81 refuza categoric a cadea pc
nina politicianilor. S'a decis ca
nici odata in functiunile legiunei
sd nu fic admis politiciani platiti
dc particle. Legiunea va merge pc
drumul eli, asia a fost aspectul dra-
matte al inchiderii congresului ca.
re s'a tinut aici in Cleveland.
+. w. Galbraith, Jr., din Gin.
cinnati, O., fost ales comandant
al Legiunci.
In discutiile congresului s'a ad,
mis- mai multe legi care vor Fl adu'
Sc la cunostinta congresului. LIE
guinea va cere congresului ca toa.
te ajutoarele &C sc vor da fostilol
soldati orr femeilor care au seryi'
in acest rasboi sd fie concentrate
intr 'un singur biurou, preferabi
sub sefia unui membru din cabi
net.
In cnestia muncitoreasca ceagre
sui Legiunei s'a pronuntat Cd VI
pastra o atitudine tot att dc ami
Gala ori tot att de inimicala es
fata de capital. Daca ccrintelt
muncitorilor in opinia legiunei q
mericane sunt juste acestia vor be
neficia de sprijinul legiunei, daci
Isl permit excese, vor afla in 81 III
stavilar; scopul legiunei este ca 81
pastreze ordfhea in acesst6 tarS
Sc ajute Ia exercitarea dreptulu
pc care il da majoritatea, drep
care este la baza cladirei acestn
stat. Daca majoritatea doreste
schimbare in felul guvernarii, 4
ceasta Sc va face, insS aceestk a.
.cizie tkebue lata prin vot II u
tprin fortS. 4 y. y,