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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
BRITISH TO SEND STRONG
TEAM TO 0LYMPlll

London, March 2.-Britain will he ahle
TO send team to the Olympic games
IN Antwerp in August Of which this
country may be pround, il Is declared
by the British Olympic Association in
a public appeal for the equivalent NJ
approximately $4,000 to finance the nm
dertaking.
The time for preparation Is short 40
Is for all the countries engaged !"
says the statement. but thanks To III.
magnificent training through which our
young manhood has passed in the wear.
or war we have. In spite Of our appa,,-
ing iosses' rich material upon which to
draw II properly developed.
we have little to guide rs as 70 tho
measure OF our success in competition
with other countries. but We have M
doubt OF being able to )send a represen.
tation OF which the country may be
Justly proud. provided the means ~
dong SO are placed at our disposal.
All that is needed is that we should
De able to give encouragement to ever,,
promising athlete. Observation-Disclosures.
him from his ordinary occupation. or
doing anything which could imnair ,ha
full integrity Of his status as an ann.
teur." ' '"'a'
me King is taking an interest IN ~.
preparations for the games and ba. sxo
pressed the hope that every effort vii,
W mace to ensure that the United
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
ADJUSTMENTS
Elsie Janis Sure
To Raise Riot at
Colonial Today

Elsie Janis is going TO start 1io'
- C,,on,.l theatre today. There Is M
doubt Of that fact, but 1t VIII Dc q w.
~ laughter. Back from France "nere
she was "a regular girl" for two miiiio''
soldiers and the idol of all the men II
q n she is now to appear in her mrs.
selzn!ck picture called Hesu.a-
Girl which fits the engaging MISS 'an''
like the proverbial glove.
Comedy does not have to- De slap
stick. It is possible to arouse near
laughs without seeing someone stumo'e
over a two-hase hit Of huckleberry pies.
This will be abundantly proved AZ the
Colonial today when "A Regular Gfi
is presented. It was written by france
Marion and Edmond Goiding.
DeIishtful Miss Janis. after two years
absence from her public. returns WIN
colors aying and. we also might aou'
with that famous dash and pep that
have won her admirers wherever there
is life and smiles.
"a Regular Girl is our idea OF
regular picture. In these days Wheh
the movies seem devoted chiefly 10
moustached Williams and blondined hero
ines, it's indeed refreshing to witness
photoplay that permits personality TO
overshadow sinister schemes and the
we'll known "stolen papers" Miss
Janis, as Elizabeth Van Renssler Schuy-
Ter. the up-and-doing daughter of
wealthy papa who delivers an ultima
tum that daughter must earn $1,000 be
fore he'll back a certain venture which
she has in mind. given an altogether
brilliant performance. The cast IS
"regula-" too. and presents Matt
Moore (he's Toms brother) as the brave
and bold leading man.
1.-The Lion Man." the new serial which
will have it's third episode depicted on
the screen today. is proving wonder
fully popular continued motion picture
story. Jack Perrin and Kathleen
O'Conner have all kinds Of things to do
in this picture and they do them mighty
we'll. The Paramount Magazine and
Current Events complete the satisfying
program.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
The "Unpardonable
Sin" Big Special
Feature Friday

Lovers of the very biggest and most
powerful in moving pictures are sure
to be we'll satisfied with the attraction
that will be given at the Augusta Opera
house on Friday and Saturday of this
week. It is THE objectionable SIM
the astounding story written by Major
Rupert Hughes and one Of the greatest
themes he has ever evolved. 1t is not
a problem play. nor a salacious attrac-
ton 1t is big. forceful, dynamic and
for dramatic intensity has rarely II ever
been eQualled.
The star Of the production is Blanche
Sweet, we'll known to Augusta theatre
goers as one Of the most beautiful and
most accomplished women now acting
before the camera. She is supported by
players In the company are Edwin
Stevens. Matt Moore, the brother of
the better known Tom. Wesley Barry.
Wallace Beary, Bull Montana and Bob
by Connolly, one Of the most wonderful
child actors ever seen.
Not for weeks has there been a big
moving picture brought to Augusta that
has possessed the gripping interest at
forded by '"The objectionable Sim"
Telling as it does Of the search Of q
sweet, winsome American girl. made
powerful by adversely. through the war.
wrecked areas Of Belgium. for a mother
and sister whom she loves to tlistrac-
ton. it fairly sweeps an audience before
it. Miss Sweet in the dual role Of
Dimny Parcot and Alice Parcot has
never been seen to better advantage and
the roles assumed by the other members
OF the company are no less we'll acted.
The photography is said to be feature
in itself. rare treat.
The play win be given on Friday and
Saturday only and the engagement will
positively not be prolonged. The per-
formances viii be at Els each afternoon
and at 7.3o in the evening.-Adv.
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State House Chat

The site Of the old tennis court
southwest of the Capitol and next to
the military storehouse. has been the
home for two years of what remains
Of the 800 cords of wood bought by
the State during the coal shortage OF
the winter of 1918. IT has also
been the subject of facetious remarks
about the State being in the wood
business-but today, with the wood
on hand and at cost about one
third less than it could be bought
now, with the wood cheaper than
coal and coal hard to get-it is being
hauled to the fireroom and fed into
the furnaces to keep the great build
ing with it's over $50 occupants
warm. Handy stuff. good wood, to
have on hand-especially some 15c
cords or more.
1t is expected that the final papers
in the transfer Of the Bath Wool
witch ferry to the State of Maine will
be passed this week, the delay hav
ing been occasioned by the necessity
Of securing clear titles to some OF
the real estate. The deal will be
OdlCu dS ol Jan. !, 1S.U, d SdtlSIdC-
tory arrangement to all concerned
The ferry owners put in a request
that the State make up the deficit
resulting from the operation of the
ferry after Oct. 1, but nothing in the
Legislative act authorizing the pur-
chase by the State Of the ferry prop
erty could be found to take such &C
ton and the arrangement spoken OF
! above will stand.
Governor Milliken said Wednesday
that the supreme court proceedings
at Washington in the case of the ap-
peal by Rhode Island on the con-
stitutionality of the Prohbitory
amendment to the Constitution were
very interesting. He said that
everything was going along to the
satisfaction of Maine and the other
states joined in opposition to the ac-
ton by Rhode Island.
Mayor Elect Charles H. Cahill OF
Bath. with Carl c. Troop. were visi-
tors Tuesday at the State House. Mr..
Cahill coming for conferences with
several of the heads of departments
with which the city of Bath has
business relations.
Earl S. and Harold L. Thompson OF
''ath were guests on Wednesday of
s'uHt. Of buildings c. s. Brown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Farmers Insurance Companies

s'oSsSpSV SOsUP0ulC0
Insurance Commissioner G. Walden
Smith. in commenting upon the article
which has been 80 broadly published,
issued by the Agricultural Department
of the federal government relating to
the movement among farmers of vari-
GUS states to organize domestic fire in
surance companies. says that Maine,
long ago. formulated the most liberal
and yet the most careful insurance laws
enabling mutual fire insurance compan-
les to be organized and maintained
within the borders Of the State.
Every company doing business in the
State, according to their annual reports
as filed during the past month, is In n
healthy financial condition." said Com
missioner Smith.
'Maine long ago recognized this very
important adjunct to fire insurance pro-
lection. has withdrawn any possible
barriers that might subject a company
to unnecessary legislation and hard
ships, and has duly ENCOURAGED these
domestic insurance companies by the
most kindly and vet careful supervi-
SION" continued Commissioner Smith.
"As an indication of the splendid
business being done by these companies
the report for the past year will show
that business Of $2i.os2.2se was written
by the companies thus doing business in
Maine exclusively, with total losses paid
of SIS. $500.
Maine is indeed proud OF its own
companies and will be glad to furnish
other states with copies Of It's laws
under which these companies were or
ganized and authorized"
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Insurance Dept.

Insurance Commissioner G. Walden
Smith has been invited by the Vermont
Insurance Department to participate in
the examination the last of this week
Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company at Montpelier. The excessive
ly busy conditions existing in the Maine
Department will prevent Commissioner
Smith from accepting this courteous
recognition Of the Maine Department
and he has accordingly requested Depu-
ty Commissioner Leon W. Helson to
represent Maine at this very important
function. insurance Commissioner
Smith will meet in conference on Thurs
day and Friday Insurance Commission
er Clarence ". Hobbs and Chief Ac-
tuary, Roy A. Wheeler, Of the Massa-
chusetts Insurance Department for the
purpose Of deciding upon the examina-
ton Of several companies in which both
states are interested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
New Corporations

The following new corporations
organized under the laws OF Maine
have had their articles Of lncorpora :
ton approved by the Office OF the at
torney general:
Macmillan Exploration Associa :
ton. organized March 5 at Portland.
Capital stock. $4,000; all common:
paid in, $500: par value, sloo;
shares subscribed, 90. President.
William W. Thomas Portland;
treasurer. George F. easy, Portland:
clerk. Clarence A. Brown. Portland:
directors, VIM. w. Thomas. George
F. easy. Clarence A. Brown, Harold
Lee Berry. Ellis Spear. Jr-. Ripley l..
Dana and Albert T. Gould. all OF
Portland. Purposes. the general
business of exploration and every
thing connected Herewith. APP
proved, March 5.
The Bancroft Tire Co, organized
March s at Portland. Capital stock.
$4,000; all common; nothing paid
in: par value. 800. President and
treasurer, Garry a. Bancroft, Port
land: clerk. Max L. Pinansky. Port
land; directors. Harry A. Bancroft,
Charles E. Winkley and Fred s.
Roberts. ali Of Portland. Purposes. a
general automobile tire business in
all its branches. Approved March g..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
5 OPEN N0STRiLS! END
; A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head!
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fifty! Your cold in head Q;
catarrh disappears. Your clcggsl
nostrils will open, the air passages0 q.
your head will clear and you ca,
breathe freely. No more snl@ing
hawking, mucous discharge, dry1ss
or.headache, no struggling for brea@
at night.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Crea
Balm from your druggist and apr
a little of this fragrant antisepe
cream in your nostrils. 1t penetrate:
through every air passage o. Ii.
head, soothing and healing the swol'
len or inflamed mucous memb-an5
giving you instant relief. Heat
colds and catarrh yield like nagc
Don't stay stuffed up and miserable
Relief is sure.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
A Real Hair Saver
and Beautiiie|
Found at Last-Shows Results
Once or Nothing to Paw.

If your hair is thinning OFT. prem,
turely gray, brittle. lifeless. fui Of ds-
druff and your head itches Ike mai
quick action must be taken to save VOW
hair.
Don't wait until the hair root is dead
for then nothing can help YOU
Get from any good druggist TODAY ,
bottle Of Partisan sage-it doesG', :os
much and there's nothing ese N
could use that's 50 simple. safe and E,
fective.
You will surely be delighted with II
first application. Your hair viii s;sr
much more abundant and radian. wit
life and beauty-all itching ceases am
your scalp feels cool All confo-;ahg
Partisan sage is in great demand /,
discriminating women because j: "a dsj
cately perfumed, does not color q
streak the hair, and keeps !. l1s..ous
soft and fluffy.
Be sure you get the genuine Pa-is.s,
sage (Giroux'
This is guaranteed TO give pe.4v
satisfaction or money refunded-Ady
mar11 -16-1S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

diner, where it was stalled on ac-
count of bad freight wreck in Rich
mond, below Dresden station, which
was expected to very efectually
block travel for some hours-pro-
badly spelling the expected pleasant
visit.
The party included: Deputy Com
missioner E. E. Philbrook; NJ. H.
McIntire. field agent gypsy moth
work; E. l.. Newdick, chief of Bu-
reau of Seed Improvement; A. NJ. G.
Soule. chief of the Division Of In
spection; F. s. Adams ~a'.f ~.
Division of Markets; c. NJ. White,
field agent Of Division .s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
FRENCH SHIP HELD Up
BY RIVER BANDITS

Scutari. Albania, Feb. e.-The s;ea.s'
Skodra. flying the French flag and ca''
rying American Red Cross supplies IL
Montenegro. was held up BY oari!S
this week while enroute UP the Bc,ati
river, and one of the sailors v45
wounded.
The ship had just reached Lend =
the river when the bandits appea'si
with machine guns and began TO en-
bark boarding party in sma. boa.
The captain received permission 70 t1r
about. in order to secure better N
chorage. but when he had fully tuFns;
he ordered all steam ahead and SCI
down the river. The bandits .rEs4'
ately opened fire and riddled the s:ass
and upper deck Of the ship WI IA
chine guns bullets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
STATE HOUSE
Mex. Meeting .f oev.rn., and ceu neil 10 A. M Wednesday.

way payroll, $3337.02; Blaine Man
sion payroll. $2o7.eo: total, $21,-
o64.19. ,
General warrant. s5,l73.3o; In
stitution regular. $25,s51.s5: High
way regular. $1s.s71.42; Blaine Man.
sion regular, $499.2s: 1919 balance,
$2057S.03: rotah 31S6,s73.3s.
An executive session lasted until
nearly 4.30 in the afternoon, nothing
being given out as to the nature of
the business.
Adjournment was taken to 10 A.
NJ. on Wednesday, March IL.
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Public Utilities

A decision was rendered by the
Public Utilities Commission Wednes-
day authorizing the Washington
County Light & Power Co. to re-
ceive from its trustee, the Interna-
tional Trust Co. Of Calais, its bonds
in the amount OF $4,000 par value at
SO per cent Of par thereof, in lieu
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JUNIOR RED CROSS TO
HELP FRENCH ORPHANS

Paris, Feb. 2l.-The Junior Rel Cros,
OF America has appropriated ~"
francs for the vocational traInirs e.
French war orphans. Sixty appre7N''
ships will be given in Is of the rnua'',
pal professional training schools J.
Paris where mechanics. industrial a''
carpentry. bookkeeping. stenograPN
dressmaking and household etonea'
are taught. The students enter by con.
petitive examination at the age Of
and up to II.
Each orphan attending these s'h:s
will receive the sum OF so francs y"
each year Of study. This aid Is 70 y
toward living expenses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

The weekly session Of the Cover
nor and Executive Council on
"wednesday morning was very brief
80 far az the public transactions of
business was concerned. the re-
mainder Of the meeting being given
to matters in executive session.
Governor Milliken presided and
Councillors Gowell, Norton, Swift,
Stearns and Powers. were present.
The warrants were approved, as
follows:
Weekly salaries, $17,5ls.57; High
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Arima! Industry: Brooks Brown
dairy inspector: c. H. Crawford
sheep specialist: L. s. Pennell, dep
uty sealer Of weights and measures.
The were also accompanied by I. -.
Purinron, lecturer of the stare
Granse, and DR.. VIM. H. Lynch. the
State live stock sanitary commits
siouer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
MAI. E. e. PHILBROOK
AT HEAD OF AGRI. DEPT.

Major e. z Philbrook OF Portland.
the deputy commissioner Of agrfcul-
ture. will act as head Of that depart
ment, pending the next session Of the
Legislature, when a successor Of the
late Commissioner John A. Roberts
can be selected.
Major Philbrook. said yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

The entire department planned
Wednesday afternoon to go to Port
land, where in the evening at the an
nual meeting Of the Portland Far
mers' Club they were to hold a Far
mers' Institute, the various heads of
departments giving outlines of their
plans for the coming seasons work.
Tho PARTY was last heard in Gar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

that the work of the department
would be continued on identically the
same plan as outlined by Commits
sioner Roberts and that ali the heads
of departments were prepared to so
act. all the present heads being re-
tanned.
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Nomination by Governor

Governor Milliken on "Wednesday
morning nominated Horace H.
Towle Of Westhrock 20 be recorder
Of the municipal court OF Nestbrook'
The nomination will be IN order LOT
confirmation at the March II session
of the Council.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Teacher" had gone to the news
with bachelor who chose you''
associates as a sort of camouHaF
for his own age. The next mor''l'
she received the following Gr'e'F-'
from one Of her pupils: "Oh. ;e@'0.'
I saw you at the show last r's"'
Was that your papa with You
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

thereof. the cash proceeds OF the
same. and 70 issue and sell its eight
per cent preferred stock n the
amount Of $4,000 PAT value az not
less than 81 Der cent OF par.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Kingdom is represented by its bes. a.h
letes. Incidentally. he has subscribe.
one hundred pounds C6co) to the ass:'
citation funds.
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FOR LUMbAG0
Try Musterole. See How
Quickly It Relieves

You Just rub Musterole In briskly. 3D.
usually the pain Il gone-a delicious
soothing comfort comesto takeitspIau,
Musterole - . clean, white ointnle.ia
made with oil Of mustard. Use it ins!e~
OF mustard plaster. viii not blister.
Many doctors and nurses use MUSE
Ole and recommend It to their pauen'.Jf;
They win gladly tell you what Ie y.
Il gives from sore throat, bronc I!.'
Group sd6 neck, asthma, neulas.
congestion. plemby. rheumatism luz "
na9n pains and aches Of the back =.
9omt4 spg1fn4 sore muscles. olus .ts
cnihlainA frosted feet colds OF ~
cnese Always dependable. .,a
- md 6oc iare hospital size s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-27

"A1rERICAi','.S|' \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-27
Trimite un comisar pc linga
Fura Spre a Sc face sanatos

James Clark, un considerat fugi-
tiv din fata justitiei, a spus detec-
tivilor alata ieri ca el a intrebuin-
tat fie care cent pc care ia luat
della banca Hoboken spre asi re-
clstiga sanatatea 81 nu spre a trai
0 viata parasitara. Clark a fost ares
tat acum cite-va zile. Ell este acu.
zat ca a furat $50 dolari in nume-
rar 81 750,fn cecuri della "Second
National Bank" din Hoboken.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-27
|o|k,., fua lt|lbElulW.

Pal .ntii orasului an hotarit ca
toate atabelelc carl indica numele
81 nus narul strazilor nzate Sc fie
'inlocu ste ~ altele noni asemni sa
sc. pm Ia tabele si pc strazile noui.
Alta: lisa Sc infinteze mai multe
posthl.i oficioase, unde cumpara-
tori So poata cintari maria cum-
parata.l Sc vaza daca Ii $ a cfntarit
drept. E.Alta 81 mai imbucuratoare,:
Sc asis ,ura ca zaharul in curind
va aiuI'ge IL cent? funtul. - pre-
tul. dc fapt scade in fie care sap
tamina.N - Sc vede ca sc apropie
Ialegerilc4
La conealrsul de frulnusete della
San Francisco, Cal, dintre sase
| candidate blonde 81 sase brunette,
prcmful fpst cIstigat de d-ra
Come Dro, 0 hruncata, pc cind ere
Edinta generala era ca "lumina va
ltriumfa asupra intunericulqi" 81
lpel1nill va Fl cistigat de d-ra Ruth
lie Suer, bio udina, dar juriul,
colnpEs din sase }persoane, decis
altfeI, 81 d-ra lie Suer a fost decla-
rata ca a dona lsrumusete, dupa
,d-ra Drd. - Sc vede treaba ca
ochii negri an mai multa forta de
Ziua de 2 Novembrie va curata
administratia de imbecili 81 nina
lunga, zic Democratic 81 Republi-
.cani?!. :. Atpnci cine vim?
E mare diferenta 1ltre a lua
Isl a da, fie banu sau palme.
| Nici unul la. suta dintrc tinerii
nostri carl GER nina unei fete della
parinti, nu le spune ca poate Sc
fie goala = Nh ca, Nina.
| Cind femeca incepe sc devina
| severe G semn c; nu mai iubeste.
| Gel dintiu care descopera slabi-
,cinnea 81 prostia 1lnui barbat To-
j godnica. - Mama ma vcdc in el de
cit calitati bune.
j S'a inventat un aparat care Ia
imirosul "trascaului cfnd Sc ferbe
pc foe, asa ca detectiyii MI sc mai
/ pot lua, dupa miros. - Aviz celor
|, / interesati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-27
Multimea ataoa pc soldati.

BELFAST. = Tulburari vio-
lente an avut loc. inacest oras, ieri
dupa amiazi cind mllltimea ata-
eat pc soldtii englezi. care, La rim.
dul ei, a slobozit mai''mnlte focuri
asupra multimei. Cind soldatii au
slobozit 0 saliva asupra multimei
'an vaznt foarte multi cazind,
Brigada. de soldati care. a slobozit
focul a fost apoi ataeata Gu pictrii
81 fost 'silita ca Sd fe rctraga in
casarma.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-27

LUCERNE, Elvetia. - Fostul
rege al Greciei d. Constantin Sc
spune ca au cautat ase alba 0 in
trevedere cu premierul Angliei
Lloyd George, fnsa fara success. I'm
refnzul lui, premierul spus ca Q
astfel de intreveder este neplacu-
ia, in special acum dua inccrcarea
de a asasina pc Vcnizeros.
Lloyd George in fine 81 fnceput
adevaratul concediu, Gu toate ca
saci de scrisori 81 multime de te-
legrame, in special din Varsovia,
da secretarilor de lucru char ore
suplimentare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-27
Wra.llgel.

PARIS. - M. de Martel, repre-
sentantul francez din republica
Caucaziei fost numit malt comi-
sar al Frantei pc l1nga guvernnl
Generalului Wrangcl, care a fost
recnnoscut de Franta ca g1lvern de
fapt- din Sudul Rusiei.
Abel Chevalley fost numit re-
presentat francez in repnb}ice
Caucaziei in locul d. Martel.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-27
Coonerative a farmerilon

! Farmari sunt determiiat ca Sc
controleze plata griAllui din tara.
O nona cooperative farlRarilor
acum. de curind cumparat . mare
moara de grin din Cleveland, ca
primul pas in aceasta directia.
i Farmarii din statul Ohio fac
ClevelandAll a Fl primul oras unde
a luat nastcre astfel de cooperative.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-27

/ LONDRA. - Oficialitatile or
ganizatiei Sim Feinerilor vor con-
damna la moarte pc toti aceia care
lau amestec in moartea primarulgi
Cork d. Terence Mac Sweeney, du-
pa cum s'a, anuntat All.
|, Refuzind a specifica cine sunt
vinovati ori'pe cine cred ei respon-
sabili, Sim Feinerii all lasat sd Sc
.intaleaga ca premierpl Lloyd Ge-
orge impreuna Gu cabinetul l,li Vol
purta vina.