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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
new JERSEY VETS
CANNOT STOP DRY
LAW ENFORCEMENT
Supreme Court Declines To
Recognize Liquor Dealers
Bill.
lsx international News servIeeD

Washington, Jan. 12.-Supreme
Court Justice White announced
that the bill Of the New Jersey re-
tail dealers association. attack.
ing the constitutionality OF the pro
hibltion amendment and the Vol
stead act, and seeking TO prevent
the enforcement Of the law by the
New Jersey authorities. would not
be received by the supreme court.
The supreme court has no iurisdie-
ton, said the CHIEF justice and a
citizen OF the state may not bring
suit against the state.
Aftlrms And ReVerses
Washington, Jan. l2.-The Unit
ed States supreme court decided in
part in favor OF the Maryland Cas-
ualty Co, In It's contest for con.
struction OF the exise and interim
taxes of 1909 to 1913 as affecting
insurance company receipts The
court Of claims was in part affirm
ed and in part reversed and the
case was remanded
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
MEXICAN MOUNTAINS COlLAPSES
CHRIS PAPPAS IS
KILLED BRINGING IN
is QUARTS WH|SKEY
Westminster Man Dies In
Auto Wreck, Near

Hu1ying back from HARRISBURG
with sixteen quarts Of 'moonshine
whiskey, which WAS to be used in
a wedding celebration at the home
of friend in Gettysburg. Chris
Pappas. AGED IS years. well
known Greek. Who resides in West
minister. Md. was instantly killed
and Dan Gfundan. OF Harrisburg,
vas severely hurt. when the ma
chine driven by Grundan, left The
road while coming down the
mountain neae Caledonia Park and
turned turtle. pinning both men
beneath the machine.
Pappas. who l. known by local
Greeks. went 10 Harrisburg Satur-
day to get the whiskey. which was
10 be used To celebrate the we'd
ding Of a friend i'll Gettysburg, In
which town he VAS formerly em.
ployed. He was returning on Sun
day morning after having secured
the sixteen quarts of the whiskey,
when the fatal accident occurred
Grundan, when he regained consci
BUSINESS, was able To drag him,
self to II nearby farmhouse, where
he told of the accident When
people reached tho machine. Pap
pas was dead.
Federal authorities who secured
a sample of the whiskey Pappas
brought FROM Harrisburg. say It is
genuine ''moonshine' whiskey and
WAS cOlorless. They endeavored tc
find out where Pappas secured #,
but failed.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
CACAP0N DISTRICT
PASSES BOND ISSUE
Will Expend $3.50, 900 For
Road Purposes In That
District.

Berkeley Springs Jan, On Sat
urday Cacapon District held n spe.
cial election for a bond issue for
road purposes. for S250,000 which
carried by vote of 1875 for bond Is
sue to II against.
Miss Kate lden. widow OF Park
ison lden. died at the resldense of
her son-in-law. II. M. Ruppenthall
Saturday morning about = o'clock
She was about Is years of age,
and is survived by scverai cN'l
dren, also quite a number OF rela-
tiVes in the southern part OF this
county.
The Morgan County Cold Stor.
age people are making big prepar
ations for the enlargement OF the
storage plant In this place next
spring
Those interested in the knitting
mill are pushing right along and
We are given to understand that
ground will be broken for the
erection Of the building by or be.
fore the first Of April.
Messrs. C. r. HoVermale and
brother Frank, will in a few weeks
begin to raise the old building on
their lot on Washington street
preparatory to erecting large two
story brick building for their gar
age, the present buildings being
too far apart and too small for
their growing business.
Mr.. &. w. Bier, one OF the lead.
ing merchants of this place. is in a
hospital in Baltimore, being treat.
ed for rupture.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12

Envoy Williams Here To Con-
duct A Series Of Services.

Their vii be 4 special gospel
campaign In the Salvation Army
Hall on East Martin street starting
Tuesday at p. m, and continuing
till Jan. % conducted by Envoy
(RevD VIM. T Williams, who has
travelled all over the world twice
and has been all through the Holy
Land.
Envay Williams also spent sew
eral months in France with the
boys working with the Salvation
Army before taking UP overseas
work Envoy Williams was a minis
ter for % years with the Primitive
Methodist Church and he comes to
Martinsburg highly recommended
as avery forceful speaker. He has
had success in every place he has
been, and has Just closed a cam
paign at Petersburg, Va. with over
so conversions and other out for
conservation.
Envoy Williams has been con
Quoting campaigns all over Penn
sylvania and in some parts OF Vir-
ginia and he has wonderful success
every place he has been. an
evangelist he Is excellent.
Envoy Williams will conduct
special meeting for children We'd
nesday afternoon at p. M. Moth
ers with their children are urged to
attend this meeting On Thursday
he will conduct a meeting at Cumbo
for the railroad men.
A special invitation 10 extended
10 the public to attend these meet
ings.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
MEN
START CAMPAIGN
(sy International News serylcel

(5y International News service.)
New York, Jan. ~ The cam
paign to obtain delegates pledged
TO support General Jota ! Perish
Ing for the republic nation
for president is I'M in the
East today. Headqua re es-
tablished by Mark " -, chair
man Of the Nebraska Republican
State Comm ttee who has George
Woods and Frank H. Woods, his
brothers. az his aids.
General Pershing will accept
The republican nomination for pres
dent If 1t is rendered him" said
Mark Woods. "He VIII not scram
bic 'or Il and Is not an ayowe2
candidate"
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
TALKS ON THRIFT
TO THE STUDENTS
OF HIGH SCHOOL
Cashier A. D. Darby Delivers
Address This morning.

The first N a series OF business
talks - high school students was
made this morning in the assembly
hall of that school by Cashier A. d..
Darby of the Bank of Martlnsburg
Mr. Darby spoke about 10 minutes
and was gigen close attention by
the students. He spoke on Nation
al Thrift, o. Bank Day" and made
a very interesting address The
main thing. said the speaker was
to acquire the habit Of saving, not
so much the amount saved but get
the habit He impressed the prin-
ciples OF thrift upon his young au-
ditors, discussed the Advantages Of
q bank account and related the
manifold advantages of bank to a
community, He also gave Il descrip-
ton Of the Federal Loan system
and used this to illustrate his re-
marks. As one section Of the coun.
try. in time Of financial stress, is
Immediately given the aid of all
other sections through the Federal
system. SO the bank, with its mul
titude of small accounts, is in a posi-
ton 20 assist and aid the individual
or corporation in the community
with a portion Of the lump sum thus
accumulated.
Other talks III this series will Be
as follows:
Tuesday. National Life lnsur-
ance"-A. c. Burns.
90 80
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
BRITISH AND FRENCH
DIPLOMATIC ENJOYS
ARE SENT TO BERLIN
Lord KiImarnock and NJ De MarclIy Will Represent
Their Respective Countries At German Capital
Frenchman Will Soon BE Supplanted.
fBU international Ncms SerUice.)

London Jan. l2-L0rd KimarnOcl, Great Brains din
omatic envoy to Germany, left for Berlin today.
Lord Kilmarnock will be the first British envoy in Ger
manys capital since August 1914 when England entered the
He formerly secretary to the British embassy at
Toxic
Plans for the resumption of diplomatic relations between
this country and Germany rushed Immediately to
plcton after the treaty became effective Saturday.
Frcnch 1rrtcs TUesday
Berlin, Jan l2.-Dipomatic relations between Ger
mauy and France viii be formally opened tomorrow when
French charge affairs will arrive from Paris 1t is
dcrsood hat he NJ De tarciy and that he will be sup
planted by regularly credited ambassador within
months VI. DuilSd VI. Lochcur mentioned the
first French ambassador.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
CLEARANCE SALE!

In full swing at The Young
Ladies Shop. Coats, Suits,
Dresses, Waists, Sweaters
and Millinery reduced.
Come in yourself, see the
low prices-you viii be
convinced of the great adj
vantages. Invest now as
a savings for next winter
when prices viii be even
higher. 1p 1t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
EXPECTS DECREASE
IN FED. EXPENSES
by international News serviee.l

Washington, Jan. 12-Leaders In
congress today declared that there
were slight chances Of another
Liberty loan as predicted by Sec
rotary Glass il congress embarked
upon new fields Of large eNpendi-
ture or reduces taxes.
Representative Mondell, OF Wy.
oming, republican leader OF the
house, was OF the opinion that this
congress would reduce erpendi-
lures materially instead OF inereas-
ing them.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
LEADERS PERTURBED.

Washington, Jan. 12.-Labor lead
ers here today were somewhat per-
turbed at published reports that
there IS a movement under way to
Gust Samuel Gompers as president
Of the American Federation Of La
Dor, They declared the reports were
simply propaganda" and Gompers
has always had his enmeie. n the
federation and evidently ~ are
again getting busy.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
BLUE MONDAY TODAY
IN ILLINOIS TOWN
Wine Car Standardization
Gallons DiSapper-Big
Might.
(By international News service.)

Ellburn, H., Jan. 12.--This town
awoke this blue Monday morning
with a headache and don't care at
titude about the impending catas-
trophe next Friday when the Who'll
country goes dry for good. There Is
reason.
Saturday tank car OF Port
wine, en- route from California to
the East, developed hot box and
was sidetracked. b. Blooey. 1t was
a wild night. Seven hundred gal
Ions disappeared. Yesterday reve-
nue. agents appeared and 500 gall
lons came back. The other 200
never can. And this is a small
town. too.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
COTTAGE PRAYER
SERVICE TONIGHT
Week viii Be Devoted To
Many Meetings. e.=

a determined effort IS beng
fuade this week TO assemble all
church members at one time OF
another at one or more of the var
tous cottage prayer meetings.
These meetings are in preparation
for the coming simultaneous evan
geli5tic service to be conducted Cor
at least two weeks in the protes.
tant churches of Martinsburg. and
which will begin next Monday
This is an innovation here, az
heretofore professional eYangelists
have been secured TO conduct re
ligious campaigns. Some OF the
meetings are noted in today's is
sue and the church folk have been
asked to cut out the list and pre-.
serve it for reference.
The Cottage Prayer meeting for
section No. 8, comprising the terri
tory included in and between the
south side Of Race street and the
north side of Marin street from
the B. & o. r. r. 10 tie center of
Maple avenue for the week have
been arranged. This section is un-
der the leadership of G. F. Whit
more and Guy H. Mckee and the
meeting places are as follows, each
night at 7.30 prompt;
Monday night. Jan. IL, Mr.. John
B. Welty, 22S North Spring street.
Tuesday night, Jan. 13, Mrs. Wade
Woolford,, 1873 East Race street.
Wednesday night, Jan. IA, Mr..
Ralph Young, 227 West Race street
Thursday night, Jan. Is. Mrs.
Grace Bowie. 127 West Race street.
Friday night, Jan. Is, Mr.. Newton
Edward, 11S West Martin street.
The public is cordially invited to
any and all OF these meetings.
Watch for the white flag each day,
and be on hand promptly. Let the
real christian spirit prevail during
these services and may each one of
us be brought into a closer relation
ship with our master, Jesus Christ
g. F. Whitmore, Guy II. Mckee.
Leader.
District No. One
Monday at home of Samuel Beard
North Queen street. and VIM. En-.
glebright, East Noler avenue.
Tuesday at'nome Of Albert Hill.
East Moler avenue and Mrs. Martin
Pitzer, North Third street.
Wednesday at home Of J. T.
Crawford, East Moler avenue.
Thursday at home OF Mrs. Ella
Edwards, North Queen street and
Mr.. Thomas Kearns. East Moler
avenue.
Friday at home OF Mrs. Fannie
Light, East Moler avenue and Mr..
c. NJ, Weatherholtz. East Moler
avenue. Roy Edwards and A. II.
Stanley, Leaders,
District No. Seven
District No. T. All south and east
OF the b. & O r. r. and Race
street, will meet tonight at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert KEEP.
I hneer, 81 East King street.
! Tuesday night at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Morris Kyle 442 East
Burke street
Wednesday night at home Of Mr..
) and Mrs. Albert Lake, 90e South
High street.
Mrs. Ed. Caskry and Ms ". R.
Kline, Leaders,
District Nc. Seventeen
Complete program OF home pray
e. meetings in No Il district
Monday night 81 the jail on
South Raleigh street. Leader, Ber-
Y Chambers, Song Leader Mrs.
Reynolds. At Mrs. O'Rouke, corner
New York and Baker streets. Lea,
CT. Dan Dunn. Son Leadef, Mabel
uster. Arthu Shade, Virginia
venue. Leader Eber 0'Rourke.
Song Leader, Ed. Reynolds.
Tuesday night at Mrs. Martha
Walkers. virginia avenue. Leader.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
TALKS WITH WILSON.

Washington. Jan 12.-Secretafy of
the Treasury Glass conferred with
the president today relative to the
appointment of n successor, when
Secretary Glass takes the oath of
office as a senator from Virginia
1t is expected that an announce
ment as to the new secretary of
The treasury viii he made today or
tomorrow.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
SOuARE DANCE

Tuesday night. Thornwoo4 liall.
Everyone attending The Friday
night dances are cordially invited
$500 door prize given away.
1 j. 1p It I'd
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12

Mrs. Louis Curtis and grandson,
Curtis Kearns. have returned from
Mount Dora, Florida, where they
visited CoClonel and Mrs. William
Sullivan at their winter home.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12

A very Important meeting I'M
Gliding election OF officers will be
Heid by the local Retail tlgrk, As.
sociation at the Junior HAN Tues
day night. / 10 ct
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
n SON is BORN.

The stork visited the home OF MIR.
and Mrs. Leo Livers. in Rosemont,
Sunday, and presented them with a
bouncing baby boy.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
OLD TIME n. 0 LAssEs.

Just seceiyed FRS barrel OF Old
limo New Orleans Molasses It. IS
the real stuff 80 cents a quart
u II 1p t. F. A. MINOR
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12

Attention is again called to the
Importance Of the meeting to be
held Thursday night at Fireman's
Hall by Berkeley Post, American
Legion The post will be formally
organized and officers elected.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12

Let us wash and Grease your car
8 Up If. NEEL MOTOR co.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
SENDS MANIFESTO

(By INTERNATIONAL News SerVIce.J
London. Jan. 12.-Nicoli Lenine,
the bolshevik premier Of Russia.
has sent a manifesto TO Kief, de-
handing that the Ukranians form
a new soviet government, either In
dependent In itself or subsidiary to
Moscow, said an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch from Vienna today.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-12
Weather Predictions

Fair tonight and Sunday; no de-
elded change In temperature.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-04

presented bv professional letter writ
eiri story tUilep and snake chaffncra
"Of al tbs Tnngicr 5pcc'ae'ct. The
snake charmcr perhaps ~ mo Errst
ust lie appeals "a The deepest reli-
gloue Instincts of the native ana the
cirrus Lust ~ the Visitor, a grizziy
figure with an assistant who beats
1oiofui tom tom. draws hts wriggly
pei from Haeh allows 10" reptile
blood with hnudful ~ shAvings. and
tuon hlous upon The dry shANings
liIH theg smoke lnd then thea may
hGfu into flame Your native guide
fNtHIrnfIY pfouOMncnH the fdklr
ivory deVout man. you can but admire
lit proficiency ir very difficult, even
if very DID, trick
Dim dsuk. md mysterious hy day.
The narrow TauGiCf streets become
rbost like rtyines nj niEht. with
shroudcd figures. staaifhlly moving
about holding what hook ike ladies.
wax boxes lu which are candies shed
diur dim rays Zoo soon absorbed by the
N,lNots darkness. Many " the lantern
heHrers ore guides plotting curious
tourists 20 th" brightly AFhted inter
InrH nf coffee huuHef tnd dance halls.
or tn tho wine shops ana gambling
dl which ure neither 80 innocent
Hur l SAFE
Tho variety Of congestion ~ life
boz THngiar givr an Impression ~ slze
which Zoo estimated fruEus does not
warrant The cift haa uniy about
-NNf0 people li o. npresd over bali
lnpl opnrlnr into the straits ~ O.
tptai 80 miles southwest Of oihrni-
Oar Little m manufactured sud the
evDori urf slight nuf there are
heavy uururis for points throughout
Morocco
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-04

NtN To.f state hsr ruuried more
fhlu unn- thlrd 90 All Vice presidents
~ fho Inited states
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-07-10
No. Is

strazione militare per sembrare di
dover cedere ALA forza, e CO.
me cadesSe in disgrazia prima an
cora che il suo rapportO uficiale
arrivasse a Parigi. Questa di-
sgrazia era l'opera del ministrO
amm, Lacaze, eel era Stata provo
cata da una relaziOne telegrafea,
odiOSamente fantaStica degh av-
venimenti, redatta dial capitano di
fregata de Roquefeuille, addetto
navale al Atene ed AMIGO perso-
male del ministro Lacaze, il quale
saputo che pOchi giorni dopo la
Sua disgrazia, l'ammiragho du
Fournet aveva ricevuto la vista
Speclale di un alto perSonaggio
inglese che Gil recava, in nome
dell 'lnghilterra, il Collare dell Or
dine del Bagno, imponeva al pre-
fetti marittimi di cenSurare qua
lunque informazione su questa di-
stinzione...
IL cap. Roquefeuille aveva fall
samente calunniato il suo superiov
re: di avere vilmente capitolato,
mentre non vi fu nesSuna capito-
laziOne; di eSsere al piedi della
eX regina Sofia mentre 81 massa-
cravano marinai francesi; di non
aver dato a queSti onorata sepol-
tura. 81 rimprover6 poi all 'amm.
du FOurnet di non aver messo i'm
cepPi Atene.
IL cap. Roquefeuille, non 81
sa sc Sc per sentimentO del male
fatto al suo superiore, ha preso
gil ordini religiosi; l'amm. du
FOurnet, con questi suoi interes-
sati ricordi, domanda insistente-
mente il suo processo perch6 sia
fatta luce completa su questo af-
fare, che fu qualifcato ALA came
ra francese come I'll pid grande
Scandalo della guerra.
E questa luce domanda pure
| 'opiniOne pubblica francese.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-07-10

James NJ. Cox, gOvernatOre del
POhio nominate candidate del
Partito Democratico ALA Presi-
denza degli Stati Unit, ha Gin
quaint ami. E quellO che 81 dice
un buOn uomO, anna 10 sport, la
caccia la pesca, ed e un argutO
parlatore. E di media statura,
robustO pesa circa 165 libbre.
Lon. Cox nacque in una farm
pressO JacksOnburg, Ohio, a po-
che migIia da Dayton. Pass6 Pin
fanzia parte della giovant1 nell
la farm" paterna lavOrando i
campi frequentando la scuola di
un villaggio vicino. Compute il
corso elementare fece, come il suo
rivale Harding, il tipOgrafO con-
tinuando tuttavia, nellie ore libere,
a studiare. Fece il maestro, il re-
porter per Un giornale ed essendo
in seguito divenutO segretariO
particolare di un congressman
81 dedic6 completamente ALA poll
tica. La sua passione rimase SEM
pre- il giornalismO. All eta di ven
otto ami, cio6 mel 1898, divenne
roprietario di un giornale, il
Daily News" di Dayton, Ohio, e
tlnque ami dOpO acquisto il Ere
publican, mel 1903, fu elett
congressman del Terzo District
to dell Ohio, carica che occup6 fl
no al 1913, cio6 fino a che non fu
eletto governatOre dell'OhiO. Mel
1915 ripresento la propria candi-
datura, ma FIJI sconftto. ST ripre-
sent6 due ann dOpo fu eletto.
Mel 1919 gil elettori dell Ohio eli
riconfermaronO il mandate per al
tri due ami.
James M. Cox e contrario al
proibiziOnismo ed ALA Convenzio-
ne di San Francisco ha avuto vo-
ii di tutti "wets.'
Mel 1917 il governatore Cox
spos6 Chicago la signorina Mar
garet Blair da cui ha avuto una
figlia, Anna. Flu questo il suo Sc,
condo matrimOnio. Con la prima
moglie ebbe una fglia, che mari
tata, e due fgli, John e James che
studiano entrambi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-07-10
L ing. Caproni parla del
suoi nuovi aeroplani

FILADELFIA-Gianni Caproni
il geniale costruttOre ed inventOre
italiano, ola cui prendono il nome
i pi6 forti e moderni apparecchi
aerei di nostra produziOne, par
landO ieri dinanzi al membri del
Roquet Club, prediceva il piu
splendidO future all 'aviazione
commerciale americana.
Ling. Caproni, il quale ha te-
ste completano un aeroplano sui
quale potrannO prender pOsto 100
passeggeri volando in un raggio
aereo di parecchie centinaia di
miglia concludeva il suo discor-
so con queste parole:
"L'AmericaL per il moyimentO
aviatOrio prOprio la terra ideale.
Essa E un solo paese ed ha una
grande quantita di fiumi e laghi
meravigliosi, i quail lie permettono
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-07-10
HARDING ST CONGRATULA
CON COX

MARION, OHIO-n SenatOre
Warren G. Harding, candidate re-
pubblicano ALA Presidenza degli
Stati Unit, seppe della nomina
del gOvernatore James NJ. Cox a
candidate democratico ieri matti-
ma mentre faceva colazione ed in
VIC subito al candidate avversario
lie sue congratulazioni sol Seguente
dispaccio:
"Ricordo una caricatura che fe-
ce motto chiasso, in cui vol ed 10
eravamo rafigurati come due stril
loni che 81 contendevano il privi-
legio di portare giornali ALA Ca
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-07-10
IL PTU' GRANDE SCANDALO
DELLA GUERRA
Rivelazioni d 'un ammiraglio fran
ceSe

ceSe
ROMA, S-n correspondence del
Tempo" manda da Marsiglia:
L 'Ammiragho francese Darti-
ge du Fournet, che cOmandava /
francesi durante I'OdioSo agguato
del primo gennaio 1916 ad Atene,
e che, ingiuStamente sacrifcato,
venne da quel giOrno richiamato
e confinato a Dinasi nonch6 con
dannato al silenzio, per quanto "a
vesse insistentemente domandato
m severe processo, ha pubblicato
in questi giorni, suoi Ricordi
di guerra dun AmmiragHo," de
dicando due terri del volume al
massacre di Atene.
-Egli nara come fosse ingan-
nato dale parole di re Costantino
che aveva domandato La dino
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-07-10
F. D. ROOSEVELT CANDIDATE
DEMoCRATTco ALA VICE
PRESIDENZA DEGLI

Franklin D. Roosevelt, Vice Sc
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-07-10
LA REPUBBLICA ITALIANA
SARA PRESIEDUTA DA
LON. TURATI


ROMA-Nella seduta di ieri
l'altro ALA Camera presieduta dal
Presidente on. Enrico De Nicola,
present. motif deputati con le
tribune relativamente affollate,
hanno parlato vari orator. sulle
dichiarazioni fatte dial Governo.
Fra gil altri orator. hanno parla-
to pOn. Giuseppe Girardini del
collegio di Udine, lonorevole Giu-
seppe Fiamingo, del collegio di
Siracusa, lOn. Carlo Falbo del
collegiO di Cosenza, | lon. Giuseppe
Romita, del collegio di Torino
l'on. Francesca Rossi del collegio
di Geneva.
Gil orator., specie gil onorevoli
Falbo, Romita Rossi non 81 sono
dichiarati soddisfatti dele dichia-
razlOnl del gOverno.
Nerloro discorsi hanno fatto u
ma carica a fondo contro il pre-
sente regime ed hanno cOncluso
che ci avviamo a grandi giornate
verso Pabbattimento della monar-
CHA verso la creazione della re-
pubblica taliana.
Qualcuno degli orator. suddetti
e arrivato perfnO a prevedere
quale prossimo primo presiden-
te della repubblica italiana, l'on.
Filippo Turati.