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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-04
BLIND WIVES" DUE
in TOWN TUESDAY
Special Picture of the William Fox
Production Will Be at comique
two Days.

Manager G. w. Carlo of the Comique
theater announces that he will show
the William Fox special picture
Blind Wives" Those who follow the
stage remember MY Lady's Dress
and the great success of this play
written by Edward KnobIock, in New
York, London and Paris. On this play
the Fox picture is based Blind
Wives is described as not only Of sin
gular power dramatically, but exceed
ingly lavish in production.
Knoblock, born In America. has made
his home is England many years My
Lady's Dress" was first produced IN
London at the Theatre Royal April p,
1914, and in New York at the Play
house Oct. 10. 1914. 1t created marked
sensation. The theme was novel It
was. in fact, several plays within a
play It was daring in treatment; but
each play, or episode, was complete in
itself. and all were combined in such
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-04

united, untiring, unselfish efforts for
the good Of Escambia county and PEN
sacola. They have accomplished some
great things. bringing about the change
in transportation and freight rates. in
starting lines from here and Cuba and
also coastwise. and Pensacola should
be proud to have such men as AIr.
Morrow and Capt. Paul Stewart and
many other noble men censured in the
various articles whom are the mem
bers Of the commercial committees,
and these men can feel assured that
these unca1led for derogatory remarks
made about them will only raise them
higher in the estimation Of the good
citizens and public of Pensacola.
Let me again repeat: that there must
be a united and concentrated effort and
actions by the citizens for the upbuild-
ing of city and county. United We
Stand, Divided We Fall"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-04

Any kind of Wood delivered at
the right price. Ph6ne 90S.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-04
EUGENE COSTA

Professor of Mandolin Guitar Hawaiian Guitar and EukeIeIe
One Dollar per Lesson, at
Pupils Residence at Studio 314 West StrOng Phone 237C
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-04
MORROW APPOINTED
AS SPECIAL AGENT.
Important Work of U. S. Employment
Service May Now Be Extended
to This City.

Acceptance of the appointment of
special agent of the industrial employ
ment survey, connected with the Unit
ed States employment service of the
department of labor, was made by j.
B. Morrow, industrial commissioner of
the Chamber of Commerce.
The appointment is purely an hon
orary one. and carries no salary and
the appointment was made so that the
important work of this service rem
dered by the department may be ex-
tended to Pensacola.
The director of the fifth district.
Ralph lizard, in requesting the service
Of the industrial commissioner, says:
az trust that you will have no hesita-
ton in acting for US and thus extend
ing the cooperation which we have
already gratefully received from you"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-04
GIRLS TRACK MEET
PLANNED FOR SPRING
Invitations Will Be Issued to All High
& Schools IN State to Come to
%V Tallahassee.
tsReeiaI g The JOurnaI.l

pTALk4AIIASSHE. Dec. "A meeting
Of the faculty athletic committee was
held "Wednesday afternoon. Plans We're
raade 10 issue invitations to all of the
high schools OF the state to come to
TtaIlahassee in the spring for a girls
tRack meet.
The annual meeting OF the teachers
OF tfe state is TO be held this year in
Orlando, and II was agreed that Miss
katherine Montgomery should extend
the iRyitation at this time. It is de-
clared that the meet viii take place
q the same time that the boys track
meet c6nvenes IN Gainesville. The list
Or eyeuts would probably be almost
thu same as the program for the coll
isgs aeld day.
The athletic association are hoping
that the plan will meet with co-op-
ertitipnH from the various high schools
ana that the event may become an an
nuai hffair.
Delightful Concert.
Miss ELLA Scoble opperman, dean of
me school OF music, state college for
women presented an interesting en-
semhic program Monday evening at the
First Baptist church. Appearing were
Miss Gertrude Isidor, violinist; Mrs. j.
a. Edmondson, violinist Miss Beulah
Rosine. cellist, and Miss Gladys Nose
lev pianist.
The firgt number. the organ con-
eArto, No. 3. @ minor, by Handel, for
organ. two violins. cello and piano, was
xlv0n With a finish and technique de-
linhtfui 20 hear. The beautiful themes
inferwovo themselves from one instru-
ment to another and the whole was
prasdnted with a finish and artistry
thn4 Inspired the vast audience
Mass 0pperman, as an organist, has
hundf6ds Of admirers, and in her num-
bers she brought all OF the lovely
qualities of the new instrument, re-
gently Installed in the Baptist church.
The Boellman Gothic suite was exqui-
site. Each number Of this suite was
q lovely picture, and probably the most
enjoyed was the prayer at Notre Dame.
saThe sketches OF the City" BY Gordon
Balch NeVin, was done in a most re-
alistic manner. The listener found it
easy 20 picture the busy avenue. the
mkunbllngi blind man, the sweet old
grandmother, the noisy and whistling
urchins, the hum drum OF the factory
ana mills, ana lhe AtlAA enuAHBt Wflen
evening fell and the noises hushed.
Miss Opperman disclosed her artistic
technique and sympathetic understand
Ing In her rendition Of these numbers.
Miss Rosine gave a group OF lovely
cello solos. The first number aria. G
sAinor, BY Pergolesl. was played in q
digniaed sustained manner. while. as
a pleasing contrast. Bachs "Loure." c.
major, was in a lighter vain. The
Swan,~ by Saint Saens, always fav-
orese, was played in soulful, legato
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-04
BARTON BOYS TAKE
MEASURE CADETS
Romp on Wrisht's Eleven For Two
Touchdowns Although cutpIayed.
lspeeiaI 10 The Journall

MOBILE, Ala, Dec. 3,-The Barton
Painters defeated the Flying Cadets
of Wright's Military Academy here this
afternoon by the score of 1870. The
Cadets outpIayed the Painters and
showed splendid form and ease Of
movement, but failed to put across the
necessary scores to win. The first
touchdown of the game came in the
initial quarter after the Bartonites had
blocked an attempted kick, gained pos
session of the oval and marched to the
goal line.
The second marker came in the last
quarter on series of line bucks and
plays. The high lights for
WrigEt's were Sears and Lowenstein,
while Thompson, Irvine and Evans
starred for Barton
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-04

stye. "The Village Song" by Pepper
was rolliclxing and jolly and revealed
the. marvellous technique of the artist
and an agile left hand.
Mrs. Edmondson, a former member
Of the faculty of the state college for
women, was first violinst of the en-
semble. Mrs. Edmonson's playing is
always a pleasure. The ease and ac-
curacy with which she plays and her
sound musicianship are matters to be
admired. She makes her melody sing,
and most significant is her tonal
warmth of color.
Miss Moseley, as pianist, was at her
best. Her technique is brilliant and
faultless, and all Of her work portrays
exquisite coloring. A large audience
gathered to hear this delightful pro-
gram. and Tallahasseeans are indebted
to Miss Opperman and her corps Of
artists for an evening of charming and
inspiring music
Beautiful Ball.
The browning event. socially speak
ing, Of college activities. takes place
annually on Thanksgiving, when
lege dining room in the evening.
The day. therefore, is a strenuous
one. For the game takes place in the
morning, followed by the proverbial
parade and snake dance uptown. Then
the dinner is a festive one, usually
consuming a period Of two hours or
more, when songs are sung and toasts
are drunk, and all make merry. The
best comes last, however, and the
dance is always attended by all, from
the greatest to the least.
Music this year was of the best, for
Miss Gladys Storre was at the piano,
Miss Edna Greer was pianist, and Mr..
Dick Carpenter with traps and drums
completed the orchestra. The must
clans were on an improvised stage,
handsome adorned with pot plants and
roped with college colors. Miss Leoea
Caruthers. OF Tampa. as page of the
court, bid the guests welcome and an
nounced the opening of the program,
with a grand march by President Con-
radi and Miss Elizabeth Robinson,
president of student government.
All through the evening prize dances
were held and special numbers en-
joyed Miss Margaret Boyle and Miss
Dorothy Beal gave an attractive cos
tune dance and presented the guest
with the daintiest of programs. Miss
Caroline Curtis, soprano, accompanied
by Miss Helen Cantrell, pianist, both
members Of the music faculty, sang
several very charming songs. Miss
Beal captured the first prize
as the best dancer on the floor. Miss
Wilson and Miss Cornelia Me-
Murray took the first prize as the best
couple dancing, and Miss Elizabeth
Nelson and Miss Helen Harris took the
second prize. Miss Elizabeth Ham
mergren gave delightful interpretive
dance.
Charming French maids. (members OF
the freshman class) served punch.
sandwiches and cakes to the guests
the evening.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-04
ELECTION OF Y. M. c.. A.
DIRECTORS TOMORROW

The regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors of the " NJ. c. A.
will be held in the rooms of the as
ISOLATION on Monday evening at $500
o'clock. At 7:30 there will be meet
ing of the association membership for
the purpose of electing board of di-
rectors for the coming year. At this
time five directors are elected for a
term of three years. All members of
the association are urged to be pres
ent at 1880 to participate in the cleo
ton of the board.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-04
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Alabama, IA: Tulane. Z.
Louisiana State University. II; Mis-
sissippi A. and NJ. Il
United States Destroyer Force, o;
Paris Island Marine Station, Q.
washington and Jefferson. IA; Uni
versity of Detroit, 2.
Washington State College, 4; Uni
versity OF Southern California, 2s.
ouantico Marine, 20; Third Army
Corps, 0.
Penn State. Il; University OF Wash
ington. z.
North Carolina, Is; Florida, 10.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-04

timely IN these days OF the high cost
Of milady's clothes, not only wives.
but husbands-or should we say PAR
TICULARLY HUsBANDs?-are IN
terested in my lady's dress; and this
being true, they win appreciate a pic
ture showing how and where to begin
lowering the cost Of my lady's dress.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-04

a way that they worked toward one
great climax.
Blind Wives" the Fox film version,
it is said. followed along the general
lines of the play and works UP to a
fine climax; and the thrill Of this final
climax is heightened by the climaXes
in the several episodes.
This special production is certainly
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-04

Germanii au primit patru
:!zi|e de gIndire

LONDRA, Martie.-Lloyd George in numele aliatilor
informal er delegatunea german contra -propunerile
or sunt rdicoe 81 dau dovad@ de mai ntene; aia
acorda ternn de patru ze pana la orcle Il ca s
consu guvernu or Daca vor prm condtile formulate
de aati Ia confernta din Paris penaatie ineda
lata pc scurt continutul vorbr ui Lloyd George
fost tradusa in lmba frnaceza 81 germana:
Decarae lu Simons, minsrul de externe german,
batocura ratatuu din Versailles Aceste decara contin
vorbee lea mai spus Smons vorbrea la Suttgard
ca Gerania responsible pentru rasbou Poporul ger
man indus in de poicani german, ca aa
runarea tar or Or aliati stu ca pentru cvlizae nec
sara Gemane liberia, prospera 81 indestulita Aia
att numai Germana achite de torinele sale at
ponsabli NJ Gemania pateasca costu ras-
boulu precum sa ce dea Frana in 1871 cac spesee
boulu sunt att de mari ca matte sngura e poate su
prota. Aati nssta nuna Germana sa pateasca pagu
belle lea cauZa alnata prin barbarile LLOYD
George dat numeri din derite bugete aliae escama
''Ce este bugeul anga aceste bugete Lloyd
George comparat taXce patesc popoaree aate Ger
manii zs ca pana cand poporu german pati eel
putin atitea dr popoaree aiae Germania repu
spuna in stare de pla despagubri Poporu ger
dspoze trataului din Versailles Au tot 81
teren pentu acharea dfertelor orine svorite din
tat dar prmndule spravt mimic. Crmnaii de
boiu nici sunt pedepst Organzatii mtare
permse cetateni sunt posesunea unei cana
de material de rasboiu trebut dsrus Aati con
sata vinovata guvernulu german 81 hotart
ereze vioarea traatuui 81 sa puma capat ganaor ger
Daca deegati gemani recunoase responsible
taea re lor pentru rasboul mondia accepnd PROPOSE
title formulate la confernta din Paris daca face
conditi 81 carl puea face baza de dscue
urma penatate dea cunoscue Termnu pentru raspuns
Zua de Luni, orele II.
Delegatii german ascuat foarte acnt vorbe
sa observa pc fata or nic emote Smons
e pald FL declarat aliai nterpreat grest vorbi
lea lui dar ca Luni raspunde.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-04
NECROLOG

Gu adlnca parere de rau, Soc.
Invierea' din Martins Ferry. o.
aduce la cunostinta, incetarea din
vieata, fratelui membru loan
CRlSEAN, originar din comulla
'Uioara-de-sus, Jud. Alba lula,
Romanfa, i'll etate de 3S ami.
Dupa un morb indellmgat a.
proape de ? ami i'll ziua de %
Februarie 1927 la orele 8 d. m..
si-au dat sufletul in mana Crea-
torului.
Raposatll au fost un vechiu 81
devotat membru al organizatiu-
nei noastre pc carel deplinge toti
membrii Soc, alatulat de sotia-i
indolieata care ramane Gu 5
copii mici, il mai deplinge un
frate care sd afla aicea 81 III
Patria veche 0 mama indurerata
care dorea sal mai vada.
Corpul decedatului frate All
fost dus la locul de veci Gu Ono
rurile cuvenite unhi membru.
Zicandu-i 81 acuma fie-i me-
moria binecuvintata, lar vAduvci
Crisean, ii trimitem Condolean-
tele noastre.
In numele Soc. ''Invierea"
D. Siandru, presedinte.
n. n. Boeriu secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-04

InauguraTea nOu|ui plsSedinte
al State|or Unite
PROGRAMME INAuouRAR1I-75,oo sTRArN1 IN
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, 4 Martie.-Eri la ora p. au sost la
Washington d-ni Harding 81 Coolidge sole or 81 ras
Ia hotelu Willard d. 81 Dina Harding facut vista er
inainte de Gina in Casa Alba presedintelui Wilson.
d. Harding decarat eri numt de secretar al munc
James Davis din Pittsburgh 81 de secetar personal pc
George Christian r din Marion la ost 81
pc cand senator La orele cnc nvtat repre-
zcntant preset hotel Willard sa intretnut Gu cam
vreun jumatae de La rugat sal sprneasca in
sa functune.
Programul ze de All va fl urmatorul:
inaugura1ea M calvin Coolidge din Massachusetts ca
vice epresednte al Satelor Unite
Inaugurarea ui Harding presednte al Statelor Unite
Sosrea ui Harding la Casa Alba iediat &C va depune
juraminul s preia inca in zua de All frul afaceror
Cometu congresulu pentru naugurare va merge la no
tel Willard dupa d ii dina Harding dupa d. 81 dina Coolidge
la orele 1890 Escortat de trupa de cavaee
Ia Casa Alba unde vor convent d. 81 dina Wilson, Della
Casa Alba 81 pana la Capitol ordnca uratoarea: Trupa
de cavaere face servcul de onoare Dupa ca
Phander Chase Knox din Pensyvan deputatul Joseph
G Cannon din Illinois, Acest automobl de ambee
par cate tp de cavaer lar la dreapta 81 la stanga Gala
relor va merge cate pn aromobil oamen sgurantei
al doilea auomobil ocupat dc nele Wilson
ding carl acompanatc de 81 depIat Ae
automobile ocupae de membri sguranei de noa-
blita 81 melnbrii fanlilior presedintor.
Gel dol presednt assta, unu anga altul La naugu-
vice epresedntelu Coolidge in camera senatuui
Dupace invitat ua ocu or designat Harding va Fl
ntrodus la locu de naugurare de mebr congresuu
81 de catre sefu iusttie, White.
Seful justitiei ros juraminul 81 Harding sarua
paga Gin bba pc foosito la inaugurarea sa prmul
prcsedine al statelor Unite George Washington.
Muzca marinarilor ntona imnul Star Spanged
ner, lar Harding ce adresa de naugurare.
Dupa aceasta Harding merge medat in Casa Alba
In Washington afla $4,000 strani VENT sd
yada serbarile inaugurarii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-04
DouA SUBMARINE IN
PERlCOl

NEW YORK, 4 Martie.-Doua
submarine, OF 81 O-8, au dat de
stire prin telegrafia fara sirlna ca
Sc afla in pericol serios intre in
sulele Penikez 81 Gull in Buzzards
Bay. Telegramele lor au fost pri-
mite numai de statia unui amatol
din Cleveland, Wallace McLarren
care are static privata la locrlin
ia sa din 2979 Hampshire Rd.
Cleveland Heights. Ell a dat ime
dat de stire departamentului flo
tel, care peste cateva minute a ras
p,,ns Cd s,,a TRIMS ajutor. Cauzs
pericolului nu Sc ste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-04
De Ale z|lEI

Sd rede tredba ca 81 americana
du mceput sd Sc eoauingd cd "bd-
taia e ruptd din raiu,' 81 IN mij-
loc efectiu de corectie.
Metoda "Cinci 81 doudseci" ca-
re Sc .aplicd in Romdnia pc partea
delicatd a celor carl au indelica-
teta sd te Ase intro positie foarte
delicatd sterpelindu-ti punga sau
gdinele din cotet, sd rede cd prin
indiscretia ure-unui Stan PdtitM
care a venit 1nap0i, a mers din gM-
rd IN gurd pdnd ajuns 81 la ure-
cheo judecdt0rulm din ShelbyviUe,
Ind, care c0nviagdndu-se de efica-
citatea lui, ia pus IN practicd.
Zilele trecute dol tineri din Shell
byuiN,e Ind, furd an outomobil 81
ghinionul ia dus indinted JUDGED
torului, care dupd ce IA ascultdt
IN loc sd rdsfoiascd codl penal ca
SAL cOndamne la fnchis0are, ia tri-
mas in subsOlul j,Idecdtoriei 81 CO.
bordnd dupd ei, lea tros la partea
delicatd cu an gdrbaciat, nu Sc spu-
ne cate, dar Sc spune cd lovitarile
s'au auzit de pc fereastr0 subso-
lului pdnd cdnd tinerii au< strigat
sd-i erte cd nM MAJ furd, promit1pd
Cd vor deveni oanae,,i de tre0bd.
Met0da nw e moder7ad spun mo-
der,,istii, dar pc tispurile Vechi
cdnd Sc practica, nu er0u otiteG Sc
cdturi masculine 81 femenine sd-fi
pusld pistOlul sub mas sd te jefwio-
sea, 81 dacd s'ar revea,i Ia ca, 0pli-
cdndat-se mdcar celor co,i ssi bat
joc de Viata onsNlui, namdrA Tor
ar scddeo cN cel putin a.oldseci IA
satd. G4R4BU1.
E---- --.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-04
DIN POPOR
de: William Z. Barton.

In 1916, Curtea Mare din Mas
sachussetts, din Ia Maiu pima in
3 Iulie, zilnic s'a adunat Ia ve-
CHA biserica din Boston sa des-
bata procesul celui mai mare ce-
tatean al colonel.
John Winthrop a fost, in Occurs
de Is AMI, guvernolul acestei CO.
lonii. @ cearta mica de tot, ivita
intre membrii companiei de mill
tie la bingham, in care Winthrop
a facut judecata poate gresita,
= facut de tot poporul s'a rescu-
lat contra lui, contra celui mai
ilustru cetatean al New-Englan-
dei al cal-ui patriotism ardent,
depotatie 81 cinste fost indiscu-
tabila.
Mai multi de Sase saptamini
Winthrop 3 ascultat cele mai as.
pre- vorbe, el, care pc timpnl ma,
rel foamete din Boston si-a i'm
partit cea din urma porte de
faina Gu un vecin al sau. Toate
aceste au fost uitate de popoI
cind s'a iyit afacerea neinsem.
nstl ca militia 81 . cerut CO Win.
throp sa fie destituit.
Procesall ga sfirsit 81 Winthrop
= fost achitat, nu unanim, dar cr
Q majoritste covlrsitoare. N !
p6raxit scaunul acusatilor Il si-l
ponpat iarasi scaunn De guyer
nor, din care . lipsit Pc 9 durata
ds7 sspta mani. ri : fost achitat
llar r1nit, iDseS talta dui Arian
y - - = I. I \ a. VI lar Y a A 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-04

fOst facuta ea de rtisine pentru
sapte zile
Hs,asssulat 81 4 adresat. curtii
urmatoarele cuvinte:
''Trebuie sd vi amintesc, ca
vol, cdnd alegeti judecatori, sal
alegeti din jurul vostru; oameni
carl STUNT supusi patimilor, pre-
cum sunteti vol. Deci, daca We
deti scaderi in moi, trebuie 81 va
cugetati la slabicim,ile voastrc,
asa veti putea ierta 81 slabiciu-
nile noastre, 81 nu veti Fl judeca-
tori implacabili al greselilor noa-
sire daca Vol veti fl convinsi de
faptul Cd fiecare are mari si mul-
te slAbiciuni."
In ziua az All, in 4 Martie 1921,
poporul suveran al Statelor Unite
q puss IN scaunul presedential pc
un ON. Warren q. Harding nj
este 0 fiinta supranaturala; 81
este din mijlocul poporului. 81 VI
face greseli; nu credeti cd el Il
Va putea inconjura. Dar 9 in ces
mai mare nizuintA Sd faca tot bi'
nele posibil.
FL . fost ales de un partid po
lite, dar el 9 presedintele une
natii intregi.
Poporul "a 4 tina in onoare, .cr
increderea -, giidaca va face gre
seli, cetiti vorbele lui John Win
throp 81 aduceti-va aminte q
Harding este un ON aaes dill
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-04
ziare|e din Paris Ia
pIocarea Iui Wilson

PARIS, 3 Martie. - Ziarele de
dimineata 81 de seara din Paris
de toate nuantele politice consa-
era articole lungi GU prilejui
schimbarei administratiunei din
Washington in carl comentarea
plecarei preSedintclui Wilson o.
'cupa un spatiu mai mare de cit
eel in care Sc preocupa GU noul
presedinte, dl Harding.
lie Temps zice:
''PreSedintele Wilson este un
apostol; el crede in principii asa
cum cineva crede in Dumnezeu.
Ell a dat gres in sfortarile lui no.
bile asa cum sunt destinati sd dea
gres toti carl doress sd lucreze
peste firea omaneasca asa cum e
ca constituita.
Woodrow Wilson va raminea,
Gu toate aceste, ca omul care d
inteles ca locul Americei tinere e
alaturi de aliati 81 care a indraz-
nit sd scoata saba din teaca sd
apere dreptul 81 libertatea. Nu-
mai pentru aceasta, ell va ramine
pentru totdeauna in istorie ca un
mare American" -
Alfred Capus zice in Gaulois /:
Printre figurilc cele mari ale
razboiului. Presedintele Wilson g
.probabil unul dintre aceia caror
istorie Sc poate determine Gu mari
dificultati. Puterea de realzare a
d-laii yGiilssGa4 mult mai inferioa.
ra de cit acea imaginatiunei 81 a
cugetarii d-sale. Ell lasa Frantel
o memorie dureroasa.
| Zial.ul Petit Partisan" zice:
''Cu toate atacurile grele earl
| is q adls aici, Presedintele Will
son va raminea mare in istorie
pentru ca a fost un soldat nobil
al idealismului 81 al umanitatii.' 8
Ziarul La Victorie' zice:
''Presedintele Wilson lasa Casa
Alba mai putin triumfator Cd
acum opt AMI cind a intrat in ed.
Este grandoare tragica in ca
dere politica 81 fisica a omulu
care acum dol ami fost dictate
rul moral al natiunilor aliate.'
Ziarul Radical" care repre-
zinta stinga partidului Central
| zice:
astoria a dat dreptate lul
Washington 81 Lincoln; moi nu NJ
indoim ca il va pune pc Wilson
] intre eel mai buni servitori a
Statelor Unite. Lucrarea facuta
| de Wilson fost atit de pretiOasi
casi a lui Washington 81 Lincoln" !"
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REvoLTA IN KOREA

TOXIC, 4 Martie - Gu ocazia
serbarii pacii niste demonstranti
au volt sd faca turburari indem-
nand poporul la revolta. Militia
ia imprastiat, dar numai dupace
a tras foe asupra lor. Au murit
peste cincizeci de persoane, lar mai
mnlts suite au fost ranite.
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suntem pc aicea am hotarit ca
aceasta suma de mai sus sd sc
dOneze pentru ridicarea monu-
mentnlui 'Eroineis. de la Jiu
Sub. Loot. Ecaterina Teodoriu'
care si-a jertfit .viata pc campul
de lupta pentru 'Intregirea Nea-
mnlui Romanescss
Incurajand soldatii la lupta
pentru Neam 81 Tara. Zicem 81 i
fie mehoria bine cuvintata.
Va rugam DIE Pascu binevoiti
a primi alaturat un Check cu
suma de $34.12 (de mai sus) 81
sunteti rugati Q anexa la fondul
pentru ridicarea monumentului
mentionat mai s,ls.
Semnam in numele Sectiei
'Ligei Nationale Romano. din
Akron, Ohio.
Iosif Dobrin,. Pres, S. L. N. R
Marian Marian, Caster.
Akron, .. Is Feibr. 1921.
In numele Meiei aducem vile
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SCOALA IncHlSA

TOLEDO, A Martie. Epidemis!
varsatului devsnit asrioasx ln
Toledo. All 50 fnchis . seoalk m
de s'au aflat einci cazuri IA vIrs
sst. Toti copiiii MN Il n a