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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-06

DCuAdti, y" lOe, Alot SdlullIlu
inca odata; am onoarea, cred, Gu
domnisoara Iepuras?
- Da, Ell sunt, - zise Marilena
riz1nd cochet. Daca domnul vrea
sd astepte.
FireSte, trieste ca am sd a.
stept...
Puse palaria in euler 81 scoasc
paltonul.
Numsle mcu, urma apoi. -
este Riyard Petrcscu; stunt fiul con
sulului Bolivei. ;.
= A stu acum! esclama fata. Ia
tai d-tale fost ieri aici,
Cum? zise tinarul mirat. A
fost tata aici? - lar in sinea lui !:
- 81 mie sa nu-mi spuie mimic. ;.
= Oricum, urma Ell, = daca d-ta
stii, atunci. Probabil ajuti 81
d-ta tatalui d-tale la scripte. i. ST
ell ajut tatalui meu. :. ST fiindca
fntre tineri. Hneinteles, este mai
lesne ca intelegere sd Sc poata sta
bill. Fiindca batrinii, trieste sunt
mai dificili. De aceea, atunci poa-
te ca.
Tinarul Risard sc cam incurca
in vorba, 81 desigur ca vina era 81
a ochilor acelora stralucitori 81 ri
zatori. I. Oar domniSoara Marble
ma nu sta nimica din afacerilc ta-
|talui eli. Gu aceasta presupunere
junele negustor dadusc gres.
Portarelul insa in adevar nu in
tirzia. Oar cInd detc ell ochii de fl
Iul consului Sc 1ncrunta, asa ca a.
cesta deveni inca 81 mai incurcat
nestiind cum sd inceapa vorba.
- Aha! graf batrihul sarcastic
Am inteles acuma. Va sa zica flea
mea ma mintit ieri cind imi spu.
nea ca nici nu te cunoaste.
= Ma scuzati, domnul meu, dar
astazi am pentru fntiia CARA ferici-
rea d'a vedea pc domnisoara. :.
= Oar tata. !. protesta 81 tinara
fata.
- Tacere; nu vreau sd aud nj.
mica, zise batrinul sever. = In
orice caz pot sa-ti spun, domnu
meu, = Sc Iatoarse spre tinar, =
Cd char 81 in cazul cind intentiilt
d-tale ar Fl serioase, n as putca sd
mi dau consimtamintul, avind il
veder reputatia d-tale.
= Oar. :. stimate domn. ;. Da
ti-mi voie... NJ pricep &c voiti.
= Eu insa pricep prea bine a
voiesti d-ta, striga portarelul. - $
cam pricep ce vrea 81 fatal d-tal'
Gu mine. :. Probabil ca sd Gear;
nina ficei mclc pentru d-ta, dc a
ceca m a vizitat NJ nu. Poti 81
transmit parintelui d-tale saluta
rile mele, dar il rog sd nu sc ma
ostencasca. ST ca parintc 81 ca fun,
tionar stu care-mi este datoria, $
asa vol urma. Va salut, domnu
meu, 81 sper sa nu ne mai rcvedcm
Gu nerabdare asteptat, Risard 81
lntoarse peste vr'o ora la biurou
Pc drum Isl facu planul &C fel Sd
raporteze tatalui san dcsprc ncis
binda misiunii sale. In ccle din ur
ma Sc hOtarl pentrn deplina since
ritatc.
- Eli bine? il intreba batrinuI
cum dete GU Ochii de ell. Cc-ai is
pravit?
- Nam isprayit nimica. Dom
nul portarel ma dat pur 81 simplr
afara, = raspunse tinarul dirz.
= Ce insemneaza asta? Al comis
vr'o magarie?
= M, draga tnta, pcntru asa
ccva nici nu mia lasat timpul ne
cesar.
= Cum asa?
= Dumneata. esti dc vina, Cd n,
mi-ai spus mimic desprc vizita &C a
facut domnul,li lcpuras ieri.
= Eu, la dOmnul Iepuras? Mic
prin gind nu mia trecut. =.
= Oar am vazut GU ochii me
carta d-talc de vizita. -.
= Carta nlea?
- NcgreSrt. De &C sd tc mai as
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-06

LA |NSTlTUTUL TIP0G. AL ZIARULUI ,,AMERlCA"
Sc execua or ucar nvtar de cununie de baur Chi
taniere hire de scrs 81 pcu pentru socieat clubur
parohii Statute difere reviste brosur Peurie
foarte moderate Executarea face prompt mpul
rut = Deci sunt rugate societa 81 abonent nos
trmite or 81 comanda la zaru America 81 garantam
tisfactie in general
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-06

pc Mimi, ca 81 ca trebuie sa site ce-
va. Eu am sd ma informez la eel a.
lc caror carti am constatat ca lip
scsc, daca nu cumva au primit 81 Ell
zilele acestea oarccari vizitc curioa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-06

In cantorul bancherului Tache
Petrescu, care in acelas timp do
bfndise, prin legaturile sale, titlrl
onorific de consul al Boliviei, Ia
care tinea ca la ceva deosebit de
decorativ, Sc petrecea scena de
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
NEW YORK YANKEES
LINEUP COMPLETE

New York. March 1.-Ping Bodis,
center fielder OF the Yankees, has
signed hts contract and went South
with the club. Bodie has beer work
ing in shipyard in New Jersey. and
Is in fine physical shape. Bodis
weighs less than ne did last season
and expects 10 show more speed.
Ping played good ball last year until
about the middle of the season. when
his hitting fell of. He will have to
play more consistent ball this year to
hold his regular berth, because he will
have keener competition in the out
tcld than he had In his other seasons
With the Yankees.
Manager Huagtns yesterday received
the signed contract of Frank Gleich,
the young outfe!der from Saginaw,
Mieh. Gletch was with the Tanks late
Last season and showed much promise
Hnsgins will give him thorough try
aat al Jacksonville next month.
Al Wickiand. one of the utility out
IL s7ers of the Yanks. has been re-
leased to Toledo, and George Haias,
who was hailed as a world beaten last
spring. has been released to St. paul.
Red Smith. who came TO the Yankees
b. the waiver route three weeks Ago,
has been released and is now claimed
By Washington. Smith formerly
played with the Brooklyn and Rostoi,
clubs and lis still regarded ~ 4 valu
allie untiiity infelder.
One OF the players whe 10 eofng
South with the Yankees is Benny Gel
ser. who played last season with the
Downey saipyard team on Staten L.
land. Geiser can play any position ex-
cept pitch. but has shown his creates:
tslent In the outfieid. Last year with
the Downey team he had batting av-
erage Of .<IS.
Yankee players already announced a.
under contract or having accepted
terms would make up a formidable
team. but some Of the notabies OF the
Huggtns cast have yet to anix their
signatures to contracts for 1880, The
most important Of those now outside
the fold are Pitchers Bob Shawkey and
George Mcgrfdge. Inheider Chick Few
ster and Cutneiders Duffy Lewis and
Bob Meusel. All ave are listed - reg
uiars. Some seccnd-string players are
also unsigned. but they are causing NJ
concern.
The players who ara now IN Hne
either through hold-over contracts OF
recent signatures. are Pitchers Carl
Nays Ernie Shore. Jack Quinn and
Ruei and Fred Hoffman: Inneiders wal
ter Pipp. perriii Pratt and Roger
Peckinpaugh. and Outfielders BABE
Ruth. Sam Wick. Ping Bodie. rrank
Glsich and Benny Geiser Ruth did
not sign New York contract. but h
agreed 20 terms that were drawn mr.
after the New York club had taken his
contract with the BOSTON club. cover.
iEg the seasons Of 1890 and 1871
Shawkey, Fewster and MogridEe ~.
side close to New Fork, and II II prob.
ahie that al their CAGES Will be salts.
season gets we'll under way At Jack.
sonviiie. The canes Of Lewis and Meu.
sci are far different. N both reside o.
the Pacific coast and they cannot hAvs
. personal conferences with Hugsina
unless they come to the training camy
unsigned. The club officials are meme
too keen about taking uAsi9ned play.
| ers to the camp Exceptions may b
made In certain eases. but less impor,
tant players will not BE- 10 fortunate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02

Report has Il That Jirn Thorpe has
hatly refused 70 play with the Akron,
sGfs rat ohiNct 10
playing baseball AZ Akron. but IN
" assib X IL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
"MAYTIsfE"

To the general appeal of the UNI
hackneyed story Is attributed much
OF the success and exceptional pom
ularity enjoyed by "Maytime," which
Will be the attraction at the Strand
on Friday and Saturday and Satur-
day matinee. All of the scenes arc
laid in New York City and the sec
ton of the play covers a period OF al
most eighty years. Opening in
Washington Square Garden in 1s40.
the story carries the audience down
through the intervening decades to
the busy metropolis of today. The
intermediate acts, or episodes. laid
in 1896 and 1880. present colorfu,
representations of the metropolitan
life and manner OF these Oefiods.
The unique opportunity, the widely
different periods one play depicts, Of
fers an unusual opportunity for bril-
liant costuming and picturesque stage
decoration and these have been fully
realized and adopted by the produc-
ers. 'Maytime" is treat to the eye
The narrative is one inherited at
fection~ whereby grapdchiidren find
happy elimination OF the shattered
romance Of their ancestors In no.
wise does 'Maytime'' resemble the
conventional musical comedy. Is
designation ~ a play with music Is
entirely accurate for 1t is a drama
embellishsd with auxiliary music that
blends logically into the action OF
the story. VIII You Remember"
one OF the vocal gems Of .'Maytime"
b already popular favorite because
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
JOHN MARSHALL GETS
READY FOR MAURY HIGH

THIS afternoon John Marshall will be-
gin practice in earnest for the game
with Maury High school here next
Friday night. Yesterday light work
out was held AZ Coach Jones felt thai
his team deserved a rest after thstr
hard fought victory over Woodbury.
Forest.
The game Friday is expected - -
just as fast and will be more impOf-
tant than that of last Saturday. Maury
is contender for the state High school
cfampionsnop and the loser OF the game
viii be eliminated from the race. This
in itself 10 enough TO make the Mar
shalites determined to win but the fact
that the Seasiders have already taken
one game from them IL also zest TO
the game. The locals are rather conf
dent Of winning ~ they will not be on
an entirely strage court this season.
Another feature Of the game win -
the organized cheering Of the John Mar
shall students. The entire cadet battal-
lion will attend the game en- masse
and will furnish plenty Of excitement
fer the game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
SMITH DEFEATS BURNS;
PlfS1INA IS VICTOR

The largest crowd that has wit
messed a wrestling match In this city
for months was on hand last night at
the City Auditorium to witness the
wrestling carnival offered for their
approval.
The two events that were on the
program. last night, were the most
SCIENTIFIC matches ever seen here. and
were literally applauded throughout
the evening.
The feature event OF the evening
va. the contest between piastina ana
Christensen heavy weights. who put
up remarkable exhibition of clean
and fast wrestling. Plastina winning
the match with two straight falls, bus
nst until the hardest kind OF u strug-
she. in which his opponent was In the
offensive. throughout the match. The
sirst fall was gained after fifty minutes
- last work, with 9 crotch hold and
the second In fifteen minutes with a
.,etss hold.
1eke smith, defeated Frank Burns
IA the preliminary. with two straig hi
falls in twenty eight and twenty-five
minutes respectively, with double
lsar hold III each fall. These two men
furnished as scientific = wrestling
,aasch as fas ever been seen here, and
suaging from the applause received
WAS the most popular event of the
evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
-ss-s+e-f - s, f----a----
lheaters
GOING IP MAINTAINS
IT'S REPUTATION


q
As musical comedy, Going Up
hid. fair to- equal some OF the best sue
cesses Of the road and to make for tt
self record second to none. Indeed,
there IL no reason why 1t should not.
fof no musical show within my recoi-
lection presents such joyous. roiloek-
Ing tMnes better lyrics. nor. for tina.
matter. story with more appeal to the
average present theater- gcer.
Songs like when You Look In Her
Eyes." do 1t For Me,"and Tickle
Tee are not found in every musical
score. and they abound and run over
ir Going Up" as clever work OF. Louis
HirAch ever did. Last nights augmen-
TED oreht stra At the Strand gave full
effect to all these catchy melodies and.
under skiilful direction. made hits of
each And all Of them,
This production visited cur hores
aoout year ago. with q cast Of SINH
lar ability. Probably neither better
NJ Verse This is no. enthusiastic
prsise for the PERSONNEL Of etthes-ts.is
or the previous casf.-hoxAYer, for with
few exceptions. they might be much
improved. II beauty is enough to make
Grace Douglass role success, then
Beatrice Burrows leaves nothing to be
desired. but. alas. she does not please
with her singing; her dancing ID
another matter, and her audience liked
it. Little Miss Josephs was dainty and
attractive as Miss Manners. and her
dsneing with George Phelps was well
dene4 The chorus were as good as
need be. some refreshingiy good look
ing and we'll
MIR. Mack. az Street. introduced good
comedy If a trifleoverdene in places;
Messrs Ellis and Cunningham repeated
their roles Of last year acceptabiy.
But Going Up with worse cast
would make hit. The music takes
care of that.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
STAFF Of UMP|RtS FOR
Va. LEAGUE ANNOUNCED

President w. q. Bradley. Of tho
virginia State league. has completed,
what - considered by many. the most
dif{scult Job attached to the office OF
president, namely that OF choosing
the umpires In making the an
nouncement President Bradley says
thAs he feels that In this selection OF
arbiteys the Virginia state league will
have the best star OF umpires tn the
rstnor leAguea Several Of those
chosen by President Bradley, are al
ready we'll known TO local fans. fore
naook OF these being. Al Ortiz. who
has had considerable experience a. q
big league player ~ well ~ serving
ON the umpire STAN Of the American
league for 4 number OF years Ai's-
horne b In Lynchburg. where no
spends his winters. X Ia recalled that
he odlciAted In the Virginia league be-
tors taking up r. n. c. A. work IN
Europe q the outbreak OF the world
wAr.
Tho other three arbiters signed up
for the season arc: Thomas Grrny,
.snAAdy~ Friend, snd Charles Wahoo
Guyon, each OF them having had
foxnsr experience in several minor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02

Mordecai Brown. whe will manage
t:is Trrrc Hanta club this season. u
now coaching the indiana Univer1itsp
j andidatss ERWIN viii riya ~ this
york when tisry M AyurN tUp0rk u n
Tsrse HAnte wlllsh " I'm hosuo Sit3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02

Of the Mtde circulation Il has had on
piano M !. pfsunorrapsf.
Other melodies which form part Of
entertainment are "A Windy Day on
tho Battery" Road to Paradise.
Dancing win Keep You Young"
Only One Girl for Ma and tho big
gess hit of recent years, Jump Jim
Crow" a, roliicking singing and dane
ing number of the old crinoiine and
hoopskirt period. which vii. er,thuxe
and delight every one III The audience
Besides the big east Of established
stage favorifes. including Eileen Van
ls.ane, Worthe Faulkner and Harry
Il. Lester. as featured members. there
tn typical Shubert chorus Of
sprigbtly dasi1ins, dancing and sing
ing girls. who wear the many ornate
costumes in charming manner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
HIGH CLASS ACTS
AT LYRIC THEsTEr

The bill for the first half OF the
week at the Lyric la one OF the bes.
presented here for 8 long time. the
entire list going over with pep and.
ginger. According to the manner IN
which the audiences yesterday anu
last night took to the show there Is
not week place on the program.
Harry and itty Sutton, In open
ing the bill present their own novelty.
The Powder Puff Girl" which en-
braces a lot of singing and dancing
and some acrohasics and little
comedy, al combining In delightful
innovation.
Slivers and Berger do hlackface
act called "Electrology." in which
they spring some good new and old
jokes.
Walter Fisher and company present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02

comedy piayist, 90 Into me
Kitchen which turns out 70 Be
something Of 4 mix-up and riot.
keeping the audience in an uproar
from soup to nuts. This In the fea-
tnre on an ail-star bill
Larry Somers. the well known
comedian" pulls off some good par
odies. hich take like oruIIers on 4
cold morning.
The Hawaiian Serenaders present
a most enhancing act. This little
company Is probably the best OF it's
kind IN vaudeville. and should be
heard by all wso love the sweet.
weird strains Of the Pacific isjes.
Charles Oakley. the mustcai dirce-
tor. deserves much praise for the
style OF Mu6 be is handing the people
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
CARPENTER MARRI[S
NAY give UP FIGHTING

Paris, March Georges CArpen-
tier, Europe's heavyweight cham don.
will be married on March IL, It was
announced tonight.
"She." is 17-ycar-oid blonde
beauty. whose identity, however, II
kept profound secret 1T h under
stood she Is not society girl but halls
from the country.
Immediately after the marriage the
couple will sail for America ON their
honeymoon.
Il feisere
that Carpenter has decided TO give
Up the ring forever owing to the posi-
i've aversion Of his hridc-to-he Is
prize nEl1fs. He III satd Ia intend 20
ing into the movies on large scale.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
.15l GAMES FOR THE
new INTERNATIONAL

New York. March THE new Ia
ternational League held tts annual
spring schedule meeting recently In
the Hotel Imperial and decided an q
program OF "a games. tho season 10
open on April ~. with Akron At Jer-
scy city, Toronto at Reading. Buffalo
at Baltimore and Rochester ~ syra.
cuse. ON May the visiting clubs
the same opponents.
And there II to be no prohteering
on the Fults circuit Patrons will get
the same brand of baseball At the
same old prices. But there may be a
change In this respect. inasmuch n
Il IL reported that only B few OF the
players have signed UP 10 far. and
many are holding out for sky-hish
salaries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
INDEPENDENT CHAMPIONS
MY MEET TOMORROW

while plans are under way by the
RtChmOnd Sports association. to-
warAs arranging ! basketball game
here - preliminary to tf0 washing
ton and Lee and Catholic University
game that will bs played j. me
Blue9 armcry tomorrow nirht, be-
tNGan the Church Hill Athletic club
and the LynchburE Athletic club.
hxse mot been definitely decided %
vet the association are IN hopes that
they will be In \ position to announce
definitely today. that the Hill CITY
quint had accepted the challenge a.
sued by the local boys
That the result Of this gamc should
Il ~ played. would definitely decide
the independent state championship.
adds considerable interest to the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
Gets | ! | KNOCKOUT N !. !.
The SECOND ROUND

A1la6@lphia, Pa. March Mike
0'nOwd, middlew@ight champion. de-
6eet4d lack McCarron, the rugged
m9Ater Of Allentown BY Knockout In
st3sss sneaueAss iststsHsfer
re1n4 bout before the Olympia A. A.
cGArrOn NAs completely at the
lsssny Ak The chaJnplon and received
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
SCHEDULE
RECREATION ALLEYS

Tuesday Evening
Team No. VI. team No. J.
Team t--Jordon. Harris. b. Cook.
swan. Ray whitman.
Team No s--eyaldhaner, Wade,
Ford, Bailey. Arecghi. Sid Smith.
Thursday Evening
Team l--Joriar. Harris. b. Cook.
Team No .--Relc, Jett- Pop Vunck
Cear, Dcasy.
Team No. - Whit WVaitma n.
Fell, Burch, Blair. Splitting. AcFar-
land.
Nos. : and ! will hc rolled OF on any
night decided upon by the captains
OF these teams.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-21
NRS. BRUCE IS
CONVINCED By
i Recent TRIAL
Personal. Test Proved Tru.
iona to be the 'Very Best
Tonic Of ALL" Declares
Nurse.

~ LOUISVILLE, KY, May 20.-"lts
imply wonderful the way Trutona has
Ir6ught me out Of my troubles" says
Nts. Mamie Bruce, a well known
puisville nurse who lives at 1918
l,uth Seventh street.
ItA catarrhal affection had been con-
sanity causing the formation OF nucus
my head. I could hardly talk and
il have one cold after another. Ny
sfstem had gotten in awful shape. For
slFeral years I hadn't been able to eat
mat, especially fat meats, and the
oher food ate seemed to stick In my
tkcat."
III took four bottles Of Trutona be-
foFlT noticed the benefits and now |
ddi 9 think its possible for a tonic to
nike q person feel better than | do to-
dH: Ny catarrhal affection has been
ehirely relieved and wouldn't know
id ever had such an ailment. I'm eat
I'll everything want now; have
FAMED fourteen pounds in weight and
IN still gaining. Several people had
toll me that Trutona was the very
hes tonic could find, and | think the
sane Of the medicine myself now.
futona's healthful action reaches
every portion Of the body and per-
forms It's work faithfully and efficient
II. Trutona rebuilds diseased nerves
and tissues, creates a healthful ap.
petite and assists in the assimilation
and digestion Of the food.
Trutona Is sold in Fairmont at the
iW. r. Crane Drug Co., and is sold in
Warrington at N. S. Matthews &
COS Drug Store; in Cameron at
cameron Drug Co.; in Clarksburg at L.
Harper Rogers Drug Store; in Fair.
SieN, at McCoys Pharmacy and in Graf.
ION at the Grafton Drug & Chemical
Company.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-21
S.A. COMMITTEE TO.
MEET THIS EVENING.
Gity Chairman John Scott
Issues Call for 1880 at
/, Commerce Chamber

President Wilson's endorsement OF
The Salvation Army Home Service
Appeal, which was gwen TO the AS
s6cjated Press a day or so ago, mas
reached J. Z. Watson, Jr, chairman
~ the Marion county organization
az the campaign coming June l-2-S-
AS The Presidents enthusiastic ap-
spvoyal addressed to Evangeline Booth
\ ssconyeyed IN, the following message:
.I.wisn to express my very deep IN
thSest in the appeal OF the Salvation
Army for tunGs, the President said,
sslhe Salvation Army, always per-
forming services Of the highest value,
performed services during the war
Which .ought permanently 10 endear It
to all lovers OF the country and OF dis
Interested action. hope that your
efforts for funds will be successful,
even beyond your expectations"
Il The city organization committee
hold a meeting. at 1880 this evening
Sd the Chamber Of Commerce rooms.
John S. Scott, city chairman, stated
today that tentative plans called for
a:house to house canvass, similar
% that employed in the United War
Work campaign, with which this ap-
peal Is to be compared since both
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-21
Tennessee Ready to
Go Into Commission

[, NEW YORK, May 2i.-.i'he super
dreadnaught Tennessee, one Of the
largest warships in the world, will be
commissioned at the New York navy
yards June 3 was announced today.
Gov. Roberts Of Tennessee, Is expect
ed to attend the ceremony. Six hun
dred Tennesseeans recruited through
the efforts Of the governor and others
will be included among the ships crew
Of 1920 men.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-21
MILLIONS FOR THE ROADS.

WASHINGTON, May PA loan Of
at least sl25,OOO,0OO out Of the $780,
100000 revolving fund to enable inc
railroads to purchase equipment re
CURED to meet the Transportation
needs Of the public was approved to
day by the Interstate Commerce COM
mission.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-21
TRYING 70 GET VILLA.

WASHINGTON. Nay s1-Erorts q
bring villa completely into line with
revolutionary movements IN Mexico
are continuing II was said here today
BY representatives Of the de facto GOV
eminent. Messages were sent to-day
to both villa and Gales urging the
necessity Of cooperation, they said.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-21

were gitts 70 1 worthy cause. There
viii b. chairmen for each ward,
chairman for subdivisions and block
chairmen In some instances.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-21

NJ wALoW PRICE BULLETIN.