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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
Phone Company
to Retain Force
Pending Decision

No reduction will be made in
the working force of the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph COMPANY
in Oregon pending appearance of
the public service commissions
order on its application for an in
crease in telephone rates. This
assurance was contained in a let
ter received by the commission
here this morning in reply to a
letter sent to the telephone COM
pany earlier in the week asking
a delay in its scheduled reduction
and promising all possible haste
in compiling and issuing the rate
order.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
Greeks Entering
United States on
Fake Passports

Athens. Jan. 27. - wholesale
frauds in passports. carried on bT
Greek subjects emigTating to the
Uni-ed States, have been discovered
BY W. l. Lo9rie. American consul
general here. More than fifty
passports were submitted at the
consulate today and Is were found
to bear forged signatures and false
seals Of the Greek foreign office.
It has been found that a s-'ali
clique Of Greeks has carried on a
regular traffic in bogus passports,
their clients being youths wishing
to evade military service, and 9TH
fHlN n -.fa+7
normally about $50. was paid for
r.-o - nose rf-s-rr-.a e--- ru-
thorities are investigating and have
i.iazle several arrests
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

Madison, Wis, Jan. 2S,-Abol-
ishment of hip pockets by amend
ment of the Volstead act would be
asked of congress by a resolution
introduced in the Wisconsin as
sembly today. Indians would be
exempted.
Hip pockets in trousers are
hereby irrevocably abolished" the
memorial to congress says. it con
tinues:
ALSO any person other than an
Indian, they having been always in
the present unrecognizable condi-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
Prohibition
Measures Are
Withdrawn

Sensing certain defeat because
of their drastic provisions senate
bills IS, Sc and 80, the three pro-
hibition measures, were with
drawn by their authors Senators
Farrell and Eddy this morning.
One of these bills defined vio-
lations of the prohibition lFus, an
other provided for search and
seizure of premises suspected of
containing Illicit liquor and third
bill created the office of state pro-
hibition commissioner.
1t is understood other prohibl-
ton. bills of less drastic provisions
will be drafted for Introduction
into the house.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
ed-Ridden Man
Burned to Death

Chicago. Jan. is oeo-i e.-i-. ~ =
man was burned TO death iiVe ps-
so1s were injured. including '"D
,,sbias who were dropped troln 4
80 storv window and dczrh
- - v-e~e rescued early TO-DAY
-, fire attacked a boarding
huuse here. -,- OK --b1
.,--Ds4 from the third story, was
s-1onq the severely hurt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
Bulletins

w,sb;npton, Jan. 2S. - Inc
J,,cc, chargc that a filibuStcr
wns i'm progress i'm the senate
to defeat the Fordney emer-
pcncy tariff bill was maue ns
senator Ashurst, democrat
Arizona today when the seiia'c
resumed consideration OF tiie
measure.
Austin, Texas, Jan. as.-A
hill designed to prevent 1li'hs
from owning land in TeNas was
Introduced i'm the state seIii'le
today. The measure to'l"Ms
closely the California anu
alien land law, and was pre-
pared by the American Legion
most at Ell Paso.
Eugene, Or, Jan. 2S.-Ber-
trand DotsOn, an emplOyc "I
the First National bank, was
severely inquired when a J'-
niiImeter shell. a war souNt--
mir. exploded in his home last
evening.
Portland. Or, Jan. 2S.--
Creditors of the wrecked bono
bou.e of Morris Brothers, Inc,
numbering more than 400 met
here today and selected a per-
manent trustee i'm bankrupic%.
Three nominations were madc
a. the morning session, ana
this afternoon the meeting
u,-rcedcd to ballot for fin"l
choice.
Portland, Or, Jan. 2s.-The
Portland boxing commission dt
a meeting today called by May
or George L. Baker decided not
20 sanction any arrangements
for a ten round decision bout
here for Jack Dempsey IN
AprfI. Mayor Baker said that
surb a match was verging too
close to the true meaning OF a
prize fight"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
kedCocllncil
Threatened
[ith Break
4 Of Lloyd George
Il Other Delegates
/ Repara.i lions De
Is Hearing

] Ian. 2S.-The divergence
4 If the members of the al
.nreme council regarding
4 reparations caused an in
III of the conference CO.
4 in some quarters it is re
/ as in danger Of breaking
j Ian. 2S.-The supreme
/ Of the allies reached the
'ritical stage of its delibera-
.bls afternoon. The crisis
lrer the question Of finding
IN amount of reparations
bm Germany and the meth
payment.
'ssssion of the council which
have begun at 4;30 o'clock
Eernoon was abandoned.
optimistic feeling OF this
n when the members of
,Fclal reparations committee
Eed Yesterday expressed
4 with their progress was
Gssipated British Prime Min
found the pro-
,rder discussion by the COM
were entirely unsatisfac-
. him, He sent at once for
j BRAND and conferred
III for an hour and a half.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
PMd May Not Sit On
Palem-Eugene Dispute;
Hearing VIII be Urged

. mat neither salon, bi.b
Nugene high school has
4 ~, rules a1d t1lt there
',alu OF control OF the state
\, tO.ciation ~. would likely
| b The 'T[.I'loh r,.- IN he iaatter
az, ~ Eugene institution has
-, r.-.'7 le relations with the
r. Henry 81. DuEois
l., VI the bol-d. Mortified
E. J. c. Nelson 9f sslcm :
r- t lhat he has taken the
"a with other members OF
i. y'.'e.ais y. beliera that the
80. q the board shanI., 'i,e be
\, -lg than the ma-e con :
90. " rule-5ra4sing and
/ r.. as sl5 viii be mad, 70 per- ,,,e
rs,-,y -Ily TO max, 4 decisio,
-. to flr-H.. engage
-. with Us. Fgesrs re- bss
t.,.' !. We have been y1fair
Of ;bs my y-i.. T-sona5ie that
--- frIrrlr
J. ...-eipal ~. Nelson s,i5tbis
-lae Euger. b-s r,.5a
,f. Charges rer5,ne = Co. J, !,
\ lsiro VII An f5y,s-'; ~
NE board ar -ov..-, :, ,
t-,.a-y oa-y hope Tor i9s,i.s /, :
J. ,-- .e'y hope tHq. +, NJ,
n rsp-.. FeeeE=I .lsis NOR,
-0'is stated sh5. '-'', iF ~. !. ,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
lnlers Worry
EerDelayed
|Court Actions

soon as the United States
M court can render a decis-
/ the federal land bank case,
has now been before it for
i year. I believe there will be
Eations for farm loans
|bting to 100000 within the
xty days, and that within the
YEAR after the decision is
4 applications for loans total
100000 will be filed by
Is tributary to Salem" said
BOhnstedt secretary of the
pS and Horticultural National
Loan associations. today, in
ng Of the delayed decision.
Pre- were no loans made after
!, Of last year, except those
we're already approved be-
at time. Now, owing to the
flce Of produce and da mage
y rain to crops last year, to-
with the high rates Of inter-
'fhe present time, farmers can
n their loans"
fners also want money to in
equipment and stock, he
Pned, and the slowness OF the
Re court in making a decis-
retarded development all
Pc country.
nave received 500 applica =
II loans from farmers near
|since the first of May, owing
Voliultlon, he said.
|arther stated that under the
PEN of farm loans borrow =
n oollged to renew their
f'ery lew years, paying alb
recording, commissions ana
Iapehses. But under the new
'OsnS are made for as long
Oh SAX years. but can be
any time after five years.
'nls system, he said. loans
y his association amounting
IVVV results in a saving dur
"a |. i've year period Of about
Va'led attention to the fact
soon as the government
all loans by federal asso-
| ia'es OF interest on loans
s.'sageS jumped all the way
3 cent. "
,, sung 10 call the attention
!. aaron county realtors as
~ ,,,. Al the next meeting to
y apor'ant matter" said Mr..
~, ,,'u, 1t means so much to
o'.srl'y /, of the farmer and
az, y a whole tha. some ac-
!. inherent civic bodies should
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
Attendance at
"Y" Convention
Largest Known

The annual convention of the
DTegon-Idaho Y. NJ. G. A. associa-
tiOns began today with a large al
tendance at the opening meeting
held this morning in the Firsg
Presbyterian church.
George Irving. secretary of re-
ligious work depar, nent of the in
ternational committee. delivered
The opening address. following By =
discussion frnri John Brown Jr-. OF
the associations field and oppor-
tunity in health and recreatton-
Waller Jenkins Of Portland led the
song services.
Tonight the convention will be
addressed by President w. ]. Kerr
Of the oregon Agricultural college,
and by Mr.. Brown.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
Hippo's Mother
Love ON Wane;
Goat Takes Job

New York, Jan. 28.-The
mother love Of Geida, one of,
the six pigmy Appropriateness
in captivity is waning, and as a
result her ten pound son who
came into the world yesterday
at Bronx geological park may
become the adopted child Of
Mrs. Baaa. mountain goat.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
"Sinn Fein," I" Topic
of O'Flynn; Public
Urged Out to Meet

The true conditions in Ireland
"as CLEANED BY a man who went
o that country prejudiced against
the Sim Fein." will be explained at
a meeting at the armory Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock when Father
O'Flynn OF Portland will talk.
There will be no admission fee and
no collection. according to the com
miltee in charge.
Father O'Flynp travelled to every
corner Of ireland for a period OF
one wear, and his talk is said TO be
unusually interesting. His story
dealing with a question of world
import. is declared TO be very en-
tertaining and delivered entirely
without abuse.
The committee in charge is pre-
pairing a program Of singing ana
music for the occasion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
Royalty 10 wed

Athens. Jan. 27.-Prince George
of Greece and Princes Eliza betn OF
Runania will be married al Bucha-
rest between February 10 and Feb
-uarv IS, according q nresent
mans
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+ x x 4 x x x x X i, i. x x :

University of Oregon, Eugene.
Jan. 28.-Dr. John Straub, dean of
men at the University of Oregon,
who knows all of the old time
legislators and most of the new
ones, will arrive in Salem this af-
ternoon to accompany the law
makers party which will pay Wis
it to university tomorrow.
Word received here today from
Representative w. I. Gordon OF
Lane county indicates that the Wis
iting party will be made up of 10
persons, and full preparations are
under way to receive in fitting
style the guests of the city and
the university.
On the arrival in Eugene the law
makers will be motored out to the
university, where for an hour or Sc
they will be the guests at special
assembly of the student body
with President Campbell presiding
The address of welcome Tor Eu-
gene and the chamber of COM
merce will be made by H. q. BOW
en-. president of the chamber. Carl
ton Savage, of Waconda, president
of the student body, will welcome
the visitors on behalf of the stu
dents who in turn will have the
Measure of hearing several of the
LEGISLATORS speak. Music will be
supplied by the girls glee cluo OF
the university, directed by Prol' H.
A. Coon. ,-,..
After a luncheon at HenurlcNs
hall, the womens hall OF residence ice
on the campus, the visitors Will De
taken in tow by a group OF stu
dent guides and conducted apou'
the campus on a tour OF lhspec-
tion, The day will end with Shorl
meeting at the Eugene chamoer
of commerce.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

The rare books collected BY Hen
~ Huth, Of England. and sold at
London in 1919. fetched s1.50o,o00,
Of whIchc 100000 was for the
Shakespeare quartCs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

board decided to take the matter
up. he will make an efforc TO attend
the meeting.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

= y = r = = = y = = = = .
X \
X Senate Adjourns y
X The senate adjourned just i
X at noon today until eleven :
X o'clock Monday morning, \
X several of the solons oppos- !
X ing the move on the ground \
X that the legislative machin- i
X cry should be kept grinding !
X this afternoon. Most of the 4
X legislators will remain in Sa- y
X lem over night going on the i
X semi-annual junket to Eu- i
X gene Saturday morning. \
x !
\ 4 J: ). !: K K !: 4 4 !: K 4 1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

The extension division of the
University Of oregon has nearly 4
quarter OF a million feet OF nav
ing picture film which is loaned
free to schools and other organiza-
lions throughout oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

All the poultry in the United
States is worth more than halI-a-
billion dollars.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
Circulation

Averas.s, .,on ~ of salem 1900. 426S;
PODTiSa'i4 aD.,S' i4os4; 1920 II 1872. ,a1. Dol.
'nsr oOa of Audit Bureau of clrcu, ,
h,%Dsa ;asi"r. V Associated Press Full
Leased Wirs'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
The Weathe,

OREGON: Tonight and Satur-
day fair, except rain northwest
portion, gentle southerly winds.
LOCAL: Rainfall .36; southeriy
winds; cloudy; Ifaximum Al, min
imum 38, set SO; river 40 feet and
stationary.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
Straub Comes to
Conduct Solons
Visit ToEugent
Senate AdjouI'ns

X i X x x y x y 4 X X y
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-12-03
LA PAROLA DI D'ANNUNNO
sulla COnferenza di Washington

stituisse in ispirito.
Credevamo che il macello, dis
solvendosi, avrebbe generate sublimi
fermentation. Credevamo che owe
maggiore era Pofferta piu' alto sa-
rebbe state il miracolo.
Iroppo presto ci accorgemmo che
aveyamo combattuto per tenere in
moto la vecchia macchina costrutti-
va dell'ingiustizia della servitu'
Guardate quest Europa, profonda-
mente commossa: la dottrina dell'A-
meriea e venuta come la parola SAN
Ia solo per essere dissimulata nelle
tame del saccheggiatori come moneta
senza effige, falsifieata ed inutile.
L'Europa vegeta misereyolmente
col suoi nervi convulsi lie sue ar
terie impoverite. Solo rodio ha la
forza di agitare lie sue meraviglie
paralizzate. Solo lie parole piu' pu-
tride lie rimangono come balsamo
per le sue ferite.
Un'oscura minaccia 81 agita sui
capo, pieno di morti pensieri, ed es-
sa socchiude gil occhi essendo occu-
pata a leccare ed a riscaldare col
fiato j suoi due aborti il Trattato
di Versailles e la Lega dele Nazio-
nj. r un'immagine cruda, ma e.
satta.
Non credo che la conferenza pos
sa eliminare pericoi IMMINENT O
risolvere gravi problemi. Ma avra'
compute opera d'incalcolabile eff
cacia mettendo il popolo americana
sinceramente di fronte all'Europa
stessa di fronte al suoi errori ed
allie sue rovine.
Gia' 'Italia e sola fra lie nazioni
allcate. Mentre essa avrebbe potuto
evitare la guerra e rimanere spetta-
trice inerte prese volontariamente lC
armi non tanto per riconquistare
suoi confini quanto per sal1are tut
to cio' che nei secoli era nato da Ro.
ma: la nobilta' dell'uomo hbero.
Prese le armi come fece Fame
rica: per una ragione ideale, PEE
una eroica aspirazione. II suo attic
spontaneo, come quello del popolC
sotto Giorgio Washington, ebbe ia
Ihellezza del sacrificio offerto all'
speranza delluomo.
Cost oggi rItalia, vittoriosa, m;
pura, defraudota della sua giust'
parte e liberia da lutte le cupidi
gle, palesi o nascoste, puo' da sola
con fronte alta voce ferma, pronun
ziare una parola dogma dell'ayeni
re dinanzi quella capitale erett'
/ dai concittadini di Lincoln non co
me una commemoraHone di -quel so
| lenne monumento, ma per la glorl'
della piu' alta dignita' unana II
secula seculorum.
GABRIELLE D'ANNUN/lC
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-12-03
Per / IGtti del ragazzi

r. vero. come gia' 81 disse, che la
mobilia per I'Orfanotrofio fu in gran
parte acquistata; ma per ragioni di
estetica di igiene, 81 richiede che j
lettini per gil 0rfani siano tutti
nuovi
A tale riguardo, facciamo appel
10 ALA generosita' dele Logge c del
fratelH volenterosi. I'm lettino COM
pleto. fatto di una lettiera di ferro
emaltato, un materasso, quattro len
zuola. una coverta di lana doppia,
un cuscino. due fodere ed una sedia
di ferro smaltato. costa soltanto dol
lari "a 90.
Detti lettini Ii fornisce apposita-
mente per fOrfanotrio, nellie mi
sure richieste. Ia Ditta Baccellieri
Bros. 924 So. 18th Street, Phila.
PA. Da essa Ditta le Logge ed
fratelG potranno farne acquisto PEI
loffrirli al'Orfanotrofio ] nomi del.
Ie Logge e del fratelli donatori sa-
ranno inscrlttl IN un apposlto albC
affisso nelFAula massima delPOrfa
notrofio.
| donatori pertanto, siano Logg.
o fratelli, sono pregati di comunica
re le loro offerte a questo Ufficio
Con fraterni saluti,
In Gr1nde Venerable
| Cav. G.. Di Silvestro
II Pres. della Comm orr.
Cav. Uff. F. A. Travasci
II ,Segr. della COMMISSIONS
Alfredo Perfilia.
IMPORTANTE. - ST RICOF
IDA Al FRATELLI CHE co.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-12-03
Ad Hudson, Pa.

Accompagnato dallo stesso signor
Nicola Forte, nellie ore antimeridia-
ne di domenica 27 Novembre u. s..
il Grande Venerable 81 portava ad
Hudson, centro minerario fra Pitts
ton e Wilkes Barre per iniziaryi la
loggia Raffaello Sanzio No. 1118.
Nella sala denominata 'Dante A.
lighieri Citizens Club, acquistata
dai soci della neo loggia prima che
questa 81 iniziasse alPOrdine del Fl
gil d'Italia, erano gia' raceolti mol
ii soci di logge del dintorni oltr,
quelli che doyevano entrare il
quel giorno a far parte della italia
lnissima Associazione.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-12-03

ALE ore 11.30 ant. precise, dopo
Pammissione del nuovi soci, il Gran
de Venerable, assistito dal signor
Paolo Cardile, in qualita' di araldo,
con Passistenza di Nicola Forte, pro-
cedette ALA inizazione della neo log
gia Raffaelle Sanzio No. 1118 e
poscia all'installazione degli Uffi-
ciali che sono seguenti: Andrea
Giovannini, Venerabile; Giovanni
Mancia, Assistente Venerable; Ma
zareno Dante, ex venerable; Avv.
Serafino Collini, oratore; Domenico
Ercolani, tesoriere; Giuseppe Grego-
ri, segretario archivista; Domenico
Andreoi, segretario di finanza; Do
menieo Delbianco, Santino Ceccoli,
Desiderio Ceccoli, Alfredo Fell e
Ruggero De Simone, curatori; Al
fredo Anderlini ed Umberto Piccot
III, eerimonieri; Angelo Lispi, sem
tinella.
Dopo l'instalazione parlarono,
tutti inneggianti ALA prosperita' del
la neo Loggia delrOrdine intero,
l'avv. Collini, il DR.. Catalano j
signori Cardascia, Loprete, Cardile,
Forte, Bonini, Pace, il Grande We
nerabile ed il Venerable della nuova
Loggia.
Funziono' da madrina la loggia
Garibaldi di Pittston; pero siccome
vi erano rappresentanti di attire log
ge, signori Alessandro Colbassa-
mi, Fortunate Loprete Antonio Pa
risi della loggia Gloria, rivesti-
rono rispettyamente lie cariche di
ex venerable, oratore curatore e
l'amministrazione era COST compo-
sta
Felice Cardascia, Venerable; A
Ilessandro Aiello, Ass. Ven. Ales-
sandro Colbassam, ex Venerable
Fortunate Loprete, Oratore; Giorgio
Id'Elia, Segr. di Finanza; Luigi Pa
&c, Segr. Archiyista; Salvatore Or
! gliotti Antonio Parisi, Michele Sal
yatore. Stefano Callari, Giuseppe
Toro. CURATOR; Luigi Belpulsi, Gen
marc Bosco, cerimonieri; Amedec
Baocaro, sontinclla.
Oltre a quelli gia' menzionati de-
eli interyenuti ricordiamo signori
Cardilc Paolo, Tagliaterra Santo
! Carlo Scaccia, Davide Mirabella
/ Mastrucci Settimo, Forte Nicola
della loggia Gloria, ed j signor
DR.. Gregorio Catalano, venerable
Francesco Sacco, assitente venerabi
lie ed Attilio Bonini. segretario Ar
chiyista della "Nicotera' di Dunn
more, Pa.
Finita la cerimonia, la loggia ini
nanda offri' m lunch a tutti 81
|ntervenuti.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-12-03
CONCORSI PER L'ORFA-
NOTROFIO

Sono aperti i concorsi per la no
nina del personale delI0rfanotro-
flo. allie seguenti norme condizio-
nj:
DIRETTORE, con 10 stipendio
annuo di dollari Millecinquecento
(S1500.00) II concorso e. per tito
Ii e document. l concorrenti deb
bono anche dimostrare di essere in
grado di impartire agli Orfani Pin
segnamento della lingua italiana.
ECONOMIC. con 10 stipendio an
nuo di dollari Miueduecento (S1200.
I cor = concorso e per titoli e docu-
menti I concorrenti debbono dino
slra,e di essere pratici di contabili-
Ita' c di saper parlaIe anche Pingle-
Sc.
NFERMIERA (nurse), con l.
stipendio annuo di dolIari Settle
centottanta (S780.O0). lie concor
remit debbono esibire il regolare di
ploma di abilitazione dele Autorita
competent.
ISTITUTRICI o sorveglianti, il
numero di quattro, con 10 stipendi
ner ciascuna di dollari quattrocen
, toventi (S420.0O) all'anno lie Isti
tutrici debbono curare anche la pull
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zia del bambini accompagnarli all
la scuola.
CUOCO, con 10 stipendio annuo
di dollari Novecentosessanta 1890.
I00)
AIUTANTE CUOCO, con 10 sti-
pendio annuo di dollari settecento-
yenti ($72O.OO).
CUSTODE o ianitor, con 10 sti-
pendio annuo di Dollari Quattrocen-
tottanta (S48O.0O). II custode oltre
allie sue particular attribuzioni, de
We anche accudire ale machine per
il riscaldamento del locale, per la la
vanderia per l'acqua potable.
AGRICOLTORE, con 10 stipen-
dio annuo di dollari Settecentoventi
(S720.OO) L'agricoltore, oltre ALA
coltivazione del terreno annesso al
trOrfanotrofio (circa 6 aerD, deve a
yer cura del bestiame necessario al
bisogni della Istituzione.
LANANDAIE, in numero di due,
con 10 stipendio annuo di dollari
trecentosessanta ($360.00) per cia-
scuna.
II cuoco, raiutante cuoco, lutte lie
attire persone di seryiMo debbono di-
mostrare di esstre adatte allie occu-
pazioni cui andranno adibite,
10 stipendio al personale sara pa
cato mensili posticipati. Oltre al
/ 10 stipendio, il personale ayra' vito
ed alloggio gratuito mel locale del
IrOrfanotrofio. ed ha lobbhgo di ri
,iedere in esso anche durante la not
te. Avra' diritto a un giorno di va
oanza la settimana per turno
7 Al suddetti posti saranno preferiti
/ fratelli sorelle delPOrdine. Mel
lie domande gil aspiranti dovranno di-
|chiarare la loro eta il loro state di
ramiglia, cioe' Sc sono coniugati, sc
hanno figli a loro carieo quaint
Cio' per norma della Commissionei
|pur rimanendo stabilize che Pallog-
gio gratuito nel'Orfanotrofio e sol
tanto per chi sara nominate non
per Ia famiglia.
| concorrenti doyranno offrire, a
Irichiesta della CommiSsione, referen-
zc dele Logge, Sc sono Figli d'ltalia
o di persone conosciute, Sc non ap-
partengono alfOrdine.
I'intero persouale non vera as
sunto immediatamcnte dopo la nomi'
ma. ma invece man mano che We ne
sara bisogno. "a seconda dele esigen
. ze del seryizio.
Quelh che saranno nominate al RI
spettiyi posti, dovranno presentars
entro il tempo che sara loro asse
gnato nella comunicazione di nomi
ma Non presentandosi mel termin'
stabilize. saranno ritcnuti dimissio
mari G sara proyyeduto al rimpiaz
TO-
| prescott saranno nominate PEI
un periodic di proya di un ammo, do
po il quale saranno definltivament'
confcrmat sc dimostratisi adatti al
l'ufficio; ma potranno anche esser
licenziati prima per insufficienza, in
.disciplinatezzo, cd altri motiyi.
lie domande per post come so
pra specificati, con tutti documen
ii che vi potranno essere annessi
debbono indirizzarsi al GRANDI
CONCILIO DELLORDINE Fl
GIL DTTALlA, n. f Cor 7tI
& Christian Sts, Philadelphia, Pa
Esse debbono pervenire non oltre /
ORE SCI POM. DEL VENT DI
.CFMBRE di quelle che venisser
. .piu' tardi non sara tenuto conto.
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TERSO Ii FELLcLTA,

Mel pomeriggio di lunedi' prossi-
mo, 3 corrente mese. 81 uniranno mel
dolce ed indissolubile nodo del ma
trimonio Ia signorina Angioian Ci-
relli ed il signor Giuseppe Fantasia.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-12-03

Gil altri Ufficiali Supremi comu-
mcatici con altro telegramma sono:
Cav. Avv. Stefano Miele ex Ven. ;
avv. Sayerio Romano, Ass. Ven, del
Mass; Avy. Luigi PERI, Oratore,
Ohio; Luigi Cipolla, tesoriere, di
.R. 1. Umberto Bill, Segr Arch
di Pa; Salvatore Parisi, segr. d
Fin, di n. Y; Italo Iacheri, de
N. j., Luigi Lama, di Ohio, G.
Sandulh, del Conn; Rev. V. Sera
fini, del N. J. G. A. Mazzacan
del Conn, curatori.