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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
{. OREGON SUPREME
COURT TO Be HELD IN
LOCAL COUNTY ROOMS
Next Semi Annual Session
Monday, May Q, Rathie Ker-
by Murder Trial Likely to be
Heard at That Time, Report.

Orcgon's supreme couri will hold its
rext semi-apnual session for Eastern
Oregon in the county court house al
Pendleton beginning Monday, MAY ,.
Major Lee Moorhouse, clerk of the
c)urt for this district, said today.
From present indications there will be
busy term for the court.
The appeal of John L. Rathie anc
Li>ie d. Kerby. under sentence for
fi-g degree murder. will most likely
&c heart at the May term here. Major
Nocrhouse opined today. There was
flel with him on Friday afternoon a
stipulation, between r. l. Kea,or dis
-ric. attorney and Charles L. Bolin,
attorney for the appellants. that the
opening trief of The latter max he
filed by March l. Py the time the
stata has filed its brief and the APP
pellanls their reply brief it will be
nearly MAY !. the clerk believes.
Parers citing defendants in the
cases 10 appear within 10 davs in cir
cult court To present their claims. have
been filed Ntth the county clerk. The
cases cannot come to trial before Mon
day. Foo. =. Mr.. Keator said today.
II all goes well. the county hopes to
have its share of the reward money
for tle capture of Rathie, Kerby and
Emre,t nancroft paid up by the end
of this Innnth.
Mr.. Holm. who is here on legal
business. says he intends 10 present at
the caring on appeal. dying state-
Ineuts from. Emmett bancroft. hanged
st S1lem Nov for his part in the
murder cf Sheriff Til Taylor. These.
the GttoIney sets out, are in contradic-
ton to some Of the testimony given hy
'hc oNv.c;ed man on the stand here.
Mr. Pulin expresses belief that the de
ciSiou Of the lower court in the con-
victio7 cf Kerby and Rathie will be
reversed ~ the supreme court.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
Only Cases at Present Among
European immigrants De-
tanned on Ellis Island But
Danger is Held Very Real.
INFLUX OF NEWCOMERS
SHOULD BE C0MBATTED
Health Commissioner Urges
Federal, State and Port Au-
thOritieS to Cooperate to
Check Prospective Citizens.

NEW YORK. Feb. 12.-CU. PD-
The greatest menace confronting the
United States Is a possible typhus
plague. according to Health Commits
.iioner Copeland. The disease is be-.
ng kept ont Of the country and so far
the only known cases are those of I'M
migrants detained on the island in
M FORK bay The danger is very
real, however, Copeland said. Unless
federal. state and port authorities CO.
operate Immediately IN combating the
influx of immigrants from typhus in
fected European districts
Next to bubonic plague. typhus is
the most dangerous communicable dis
ease known. The death rate ranges
from 20 to so per cent. That Of in
nuenza is negligible in comparison.
Should typhus get a start in this con-
gested citX there is little doubt it
would claim . million victims before
il could be cured. 1t would sweep
across the country like gigantic
prairie fine. Industry ana social life
would be paralyzed and the country
would become huge desert. one
might estimate the possible deaths by
the fact typhus claimed six millions
in Russia alone during the last few
aonihs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
DENTISTS OF EASTERN
OREGON TO ORGANIZE

Dentists from Baker, La Grande,
Enterprise. rendieion and Pilot Rock
Gill meet at In Grande this evening
TOR the purpose Of organizing the
Eastern oregon District Dental So
ciety A similar organization was
formed several years ago but during
the war was allowed to lapse, owing
to the absence of many of its members
in army service.
The purpose Of the body is TO be
chiefly educational according to DR..
L. -. Idlenlan. of this city, one of the
organizers Clinics will be held from
time To time and well known speak
ers will he called to address the meet
ings. Membership will not be confin-
ed to the cities named but several
from other towns are expected TO
join.
\ BANQUET and meeting a. the Snm-
mers hotel ~ 9 o'clock tonight will he
held by the dentists. Those planning
10 at end from here will depart on No
IS this evening The list includes; DR..
NJ. S. Kern DR.. L. ID. 1dleman, DR. f..
:. ingram nr j. f Sham Dr. u ",
Hanavan and Or, d. Il. Hill. and from
pilot Rock, Or. Schneider
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
HOUSE DEFE/ IS LRRIGAT TON BILL II TO 43
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETS
TO FURTHER PLANS LOOKINGI
TO UMATILLA RAPIDS POWER

Members OF the executive committee
Of the Umatilla rapids power site as,
sociation are holding their first formal
session here today in the rooms Of the
Commercial Association with Judge q.
w. Phelps in the clair. The entire
committee has not yet been named
however and further additions to the
committee are to be announced later.
The time this afternoon is being de-
voted to discussing the meeting to be
held at Walla Walla next saturday, TO
various aspects of the legislative mea-
sures desired from the states Of ore
son and Washington and to other
point4 in connection with the move to
bring about power development at
Umatilla rapids.
Among those present at the session
oday aside from Judge Phelps are
+. a. McMenen. Heppner; william
stanfied George Hartman and Fai
,onergan. Pendieton: j. NJ. Crawford
and Ben Stone. Walla Walla; r. b.
Swayze. Hermiston, and f. B. Aldrich,
temporary secretary.
A definite stay towards carrying out
the legislative program OF the power
site association was taken at Salem
esterday when President Roy W. Rit-
rer Of The senate introduced a senate
'oint resolution urging the federal
over commission TO make an investi-
CATION Of UmatilIa rapids with a view
o development Of this power by the
federal government.
The resolution introduced by Sen
itor Ritner carries strong arguments
citing forth the merits Of the project
and why the federal government
hould take action.
A similar measure viii be placed
before the legislature of Washington.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
LOCAL WOMAN OWNER OF
HANDKERCHIEF CARRIED
BY ABRAHAM LINCOLN

+ A red bandana handkerchief, :
> carried BY Abraham Lincoln in :
+ the days when he made cam :
Daign speeches, is preserved as :
an interesting relic by Mrs. Lily 4
, Hobe, Of this city. The hand +
= kerchief. with a picture Of the =
: great emancipator, forms a Lin =
+ coins birthday display today at +
= Sawtelle's jewelry store. Z
When Lincoln was campaign :
= ing, Mrs. Hobe relates. he met !.
: her father. Land Zerby, post =
: master in an Illinois town. The :
+ historical Handkerchief was soil =
+ ed and before the future presi- :
+ dent mounted the platform ex- ,
: changed his handkerchief for a :
+ clean one OF Mr.. Zerbys. Mr.. .
: Zerby treasured the souvenir :
4 and gave it To his daughter. ,
3 . : : ; = > = ,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
8 YEAR OLD GIRL TALKS
FOR WEEK, WITHOUT SLEEP;
HEALTH GOOD; DRS. PUZZLED

WAUKEGAN, Ill.,, Feb. 12.-(U,
P)-Physicians here are puzzled over
the case OF Miriam Rubind, eight-year-
old daughter of wealthy department
store owner, who has talked constant
ly for week, During that time she
aasnt slept. except for hours Mon
lay night. During her sleep she cor
tlnued to talk. Doctors say the child
in good health aud are unable TO en-
plain her condition. one theory ad-
vancod is the talking spell is fore
runner of sleeping sickness,
The girl Is sad TO realize her condi-
tion and is not worried. Her condiu-
on is rational for that Of a child. She
talks constantly about dolls, DON
clothes. school and dancing, Physici-
ans ordered the child TO remain in bed
in hope she might drop off TO slcel
and stop talking. But she continue
to remain wide awake and laughs
when something amuses her fancy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
GreuliCh & MatIOCk Announce
Tentative Agreement With
Parker & Banfield for New
Amusement Palace on Main.
PIPE ORGAN WILL BE
ONE OF ITS FEATURES
Building SO by 100 Feet Will
Have Balcony and Seat $50
Persons; Plan for Big Opera
House Not Abandoned

A now vaudeville and notlon picftlre
,haatar N seal SsO nersons ana 10
cos, vhan comnieted sS0 Os0 viii he
erected on the west side OF Main street,
near webb. beginning April /. Greu-
Itch & Matlock. owners OF the PEN
dleton Amusement Co. today an
nounced. Tentative agreements with
Parker a Banfleld. contractors. OF
Portland. for the construction OF the
amusement house were reached to-
day. Tenants In the buildings now on
,be nroner,v. we're recently ordered TO
yacate by March si.
THE new thenter win he 30 feet
frontage hv iDO feet deep and win
rise wbere the present r II. Cafe.
ciovar leaf Dairy. White Doughnut
Tnrch Teedv cigar store and Gem
Tau.slrv now stand. Removal Of these
store buildings will begin April and
s,ravation IN rear for the foundation
OF the theater may start even sohn@r.
"The building will be devoted eN-
ciusiyely 10 theater purposes c. G.
Natlock one OF the owners, today said.
srh4re viii be n main floor and bal
cony seating in all $50 persons. Com
Portable upholstered opera chairs VIII
he installed Particular attention viii
he given to n heating and ventilating
system"
pt,O O,.can IN hc pnugbt
III orean u,,,, mo one N The feo-
p'ps ,ha naw ,hsaier now Iack,nv
."fe. :. .n., ~ hare Al instrument
- ~ ia,es, ,yne win he ordered and
!, with the seats will represent SO
nao ~ tbe $50 600 Investment. Mr..
Na,iock said.
In evnlaininr why thev are Rn'n9
,haaa with plons 10 huild picture
.hov, house on the Main street prop
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
5OO,OOO,OOO BUSHELS
WHEAT DISPOSAL, TALK

CHICAGO, Feb. l2.-(A. Pl-
Plans Tor the disposal of soc. 0o0, 600
bushels of wheat annually We're dis
cussed today by the executive bcarA
ot the National Association of wheat
growers in session here.
Nm definite action was taken by the
board today. but a plan calling for
the erection of warehouses hy the far
mers. the storing Of the crops in these
warehouses anl the sale of the wheat
To the mills by asents Of the farmers
was outlined.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
'RAILWAY WORKERS SEEK NO
SPECIAL PRIVILEGE; WILL
OBJECT ONLY TO UNJUST CUT

CHICAGO, Feb. I2.-CU. P)-
Modification of the national working
agreements and reductions OF wages
won't be opposed by the railroad uni
ons il railroad owners can show the
modification wont be Unjust and un-
reasonable to employees, according to
rail union leaders here.
Railway workers seek no special
privileges said President Jewell OF
the railroad shopmens union. They
are entitled to a square dead. they
should not be expected to accept less.
Through their organizations, they are
ready al all times to make canges In
wages. rules and working conditions
when such changes are found 70 be
reasonable"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
PROFESSOR PUTS NEW
KICK IN CHORUS GIRLS
BY MODERN MACHINE
Roentgen Ray Rejuvenates Bro
ken Down Dancing Chicks"
Feminine Fountain of Youth
is Finally Discovered.

VIENNA. Feb. i2.--U. P)--"Now
chorus girls for old" may result from
Professor Holzknecht's use OF the
roentgen ray for ''reiuvenation" of
women. he indicated In discussing his
discovery with a representative of the
United Press. Holzknecht declared he
had already succeeded through hi
treatment in bringing back youth &c
an actress. formerly singer only Of
melancholy songs, who now has be-
come a soubrette as a result OF ap-
plication OF the rays. His use Of the
roentgen ray causes Improvement IN
both mental and bodily functions OF
women. he said.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
COMMITTEES APPROVE
RNERS-HARBORS BILL

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12-(A. Pr
The house rivers and harbors bill
appropriating sI5.250,000 was report
ed favorably today by the senate
commerce committee. The agricuf-
ture appropriation committee approx
ed by the senate agricultural COM
mittee carried S20e 600, 900 more than
the $4,000, 600 house total. The prin-
.cipal increases are s2O0. 100000 for
purchase by the treasury OF federal
farm loan bonds and $1,000. 600 for
loans to buy seed for farmers in
drouth stricken areas.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
S1,55l,O13.A COUNTY
TAXES TO Be PAID IN
1920, SAYS ASSESSOR
Figure Includes Various State,
Irrigation District, and Sub
division Levies; School Tay
Forms Big Item.

Umatilla county will pay, In taxes Of
all kinds. si,55l,O13.A, according 70
The completed roll Of 1920 taxes, com
pleted today by r. o. Hawks. assessor,
and ready for transfer 10 the sheriff on
Monday for collection. This figure in
ludes the various state and subdivi-
sion levies, as well as special irriga
ton district taxes which are purely To-
cal.
The total of county and state taxes
is $S9s, s,i02.75 and comprises the chief
item. The next important item is the
special school tax Of sit6.245.S1.
Union high school districts are on the
list for s42.977.s2. The various towns
and cities in Umatilla county have
levied city taxes Of Si39.6S6.72. The
county high school tuition fund calls
for tax OF $37,91L72.
The Umatilla Drainage district
which affects territory about Stanfield
has a levy of s2550.s5. Fire patrol.
raid only by owners Of forest lands
totals $I045.92. The John Day irri-
otic~ s's'r'ct has taxes in this county
OF s3207.00. Hermiston Irrigation
district totals s1973.S2. Westland Irri-
CATION district. $i701.77, and West
Extension district s4609.66.
These items, tOtaling S1,551, 1,013,44,
are placed in the hands of the sheriff
for collection. The first half of this
large amount must I've paid between
now and April 5, while the second
! half Is due SIX months later.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
To Refer 10 People.

SALEM. Feb. 12.-(U. P.)-The
question Of compulsory listing Of per-
soHai property f8r-taxatian---Ea poses
probably will be referred. to a vote Of
the people at the next election. The
senate reconsidered the vote BY whicn
It previously defeated the bill cover
ing assessment OF personal property,
and referred the bill to committee
with the understanding it will be am
ended so as to refer TO the people.
a bill introduced in the house au-
taorizes the state highway commission
to construct or pave streets in towns
OF less than 1000 population. and pro-
vided that such streets form state
highway links.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12

\
house this session, the irrigation bill
was defeated, II to 4S last night.
SALEM, Feb. I2.-(A. P.)-The
house bill under which it was propos-
ed to oust State Engineer Cupper from
office and make radical changes in ir-
rigation laws, was defeated BY the
house last night BY vote OF III to 40.
The house passed bill providing that
naDitual criminals be sentenced 10 the
peniteHtiary for life.
SALEM. Feb. 12.=(A. PD-The
governor signed 13 house bills. includ-
.ng the measure making armistice day
a legal holiday and the bills regulat-
ing aircraft and providing admittance
Of world war veterans to old soldiers
homes.
The senate today passed bill plac-
ing the motor bus lines under the jur-
isdiction Of the public service commits
sion. 1t requires the bus companies
TO furnish adequate facilities along the
rou,es for use Of passengers and to
prevent their use at railway stations.
Federal Jap Law
SALEM, Feb. IA. P.)-The
new administration to be ushered in
next March intends enacting compre-
hensive legislation on the Japanese
question in the United States and Sem
ator Lodge. chairman or the foreign
relations committee, has advised
aean any state Legislation on the
subject, according to a telegram re-
eeived today by Senator Ledgemau
from Senator McNary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
B. c. GIVES PREFERENCE
TO CANADIAN RAILWAYS

VANCOUVER. p. c.. Feb. 12.-(A.
Representatives of CO boards of
trade representing all branches Of
business and industry in the province
today at the annual convention Of the
associated boards of trade of British
Columbia voted to give preference to
Canadian railway lines in the routing
Of freight to and from British Colum-
bia points from the eastern and south
ern United States until the American
Railways aCcede to the demand for
the removal of the eight and a half
cent arbitrary freight rate now in
force against shipments for and out Of
British Columbia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
ARREST RADIcAIs

SPOKANE. Wash. Feb. i2.-(A. ~
Six men alleged members Of thr
". w were arrested here YESTERDAY
Tor selling alleged ardical literature on
the streets. State yagraney ch trg-a
are to be filed against them. police aa-
uounce in the last 10 days a total of ~
men have been arrested in spokhue
for selling radical papers and books
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
FLOOD IN
GREEN RIVER DISTRICT

SEATTLE. Fco. l2-tU. Pl-with
Green river Overlooking its banks,
flooding farm lands in the vicinity of
Kent, Auburn and from the unprece-
dentCd rainfall of yesterday and last
night it is likely to cause serious dam.
age, according to observers. Rising
water is threatening the railroad.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
Fish COLD Passes.

SALEM. Feb. ia. P.)-Ths
house today passed the commercial
fish code. segregating commercial in
terests from interests. It also
passed the bill increasing the state
fire marshars authority bill regulst-
ing cattle running at large and the
bill rav'e'~~ wa~lmen's compen-
sation code as recommended by the
governors
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12

CORK, Feb. ia. Pl-One SOL
der was killed and number wopnd~a
~ an attack on passenger train out.
side the Min street station by l0o
armed men. The attackers fired on
the cars, which contained 80 soldiers
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
,rNlINN FTRIMISTs rIGnT

LONDON. Fob. t2.--CA. PD-Two
persons were killed and Is wounded
Yesterday in n conflict between COM
mun.sts and the oNtrene nationalists
az the naval shipyards at Mafalcouc.
Italy, says a Rome dispatch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
s,r SITUATION SERIOUS.

TOXIC, Feb. 12.-CU. Pl-Refusa'
of Americans to recognize the riEht OF
Japanese troops to police Vladivostok
is developing a serious situation. the
Toxic newspaper Asashi said.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
Weather.,

Reported by Major Lee Moorhouse'
wcather observer
Maximum, "a.
Minimum, Il.
Barometer, 1850.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12

PORTLAND, Feb. l2.-(A. P)--
Livestock weak, eggs firm and butter
steady
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
IRRIGATION BILL LOST
AFTER BITTER DEBATE;
CUPPER KEEPS OFFICE

SALEM, Feb. 12.-(U. P.)--After
the longest and bitterest fight IN the
house this session, the Irrigation hill
was defeated, IL to 4S last night.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12

Continued m naee {
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DAILY EDITION

The East Oregonian IL East ern Ore
CONS greatest newspaper and as a seli-
ing force gives to the advertiser over
twice the guaranteed paid circulation
In Pendleton and Umatilla county OF
any other newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12

sutton e. whitney, architects, OF
Portland. are preparing the plans for
the new thenter. Parker q Banfield
will do the construction. G. j, PARK
er senior partner Of the firm. was
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-10
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Pc ,prietenul meu Caprian Popa
din Craioxa jud. Alba 71nferioarl,al
inSlrat in Sard. Reg pe..toti .cetiz
toriir acestei fol $ Eau char dlnsul
daca celeste aceste' lrinduri sa-sni
scrie la adresa, .xA,s.
sILvIU FL0R1A
1881 Penn Ave. Erie, Pa.
(4-6).
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milia, cui $500; Augustin Noltu-
tiu $500; Nicolae l. Avrigean,
cni $500; +. Crisan, cui $500;
P. Toma, cui $500; Alexandru
Pupa, cui $500; donate $1.OO;
I. V.ad, cui $500; Petru Gabrean.
cui $500; y. Fleaca, cui $500 !;
D-na Ioana Negulei, cali $500 !;
V. /. Vlad GU falnilia, cui $500;
C. Ordean Gu familia, cui $500 !;
A. Ardelean Gu familia, cui $500 !;
L. Barbu GU familia, cui $500; L.
Petru Gu famiia, cui $500; r.
Crucian Gu familia $500; Il. Ci-
Gillian Gu falnilia, cui $500; G..
StaRis Gu familia, cm $500; do
matte $500; l. Vitelarl, cui $500
j. Neagu, cri $500; V. Telceanu,
cui $500; l. Tudor, cui $500 ;
Dina NJ. Tudor, cui $500; F. n.
/. Tudor. cui $500; +. Ell. Tudor
cui $500; f. M. l. Tudor, cui
$500; u. Danescu, cui $500; n.
Oltean, cui $500; Sima Milos, cui
$500; donate $500; D-na Anna
Mlos, cui $500; G. Radu, cui
$500; l. Sulel, cui $500; i. Popa
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Or. A. Lapner, .cui $500; G. M.
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Radulescu, cui $500; /. Ganea IL
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c,lla, cui $500; S. Nita cui $500
/. Iaru, cui $500; I. Strainovici,
cui $500; ri NeagdA cui. $500:
S. Sbarcea, cui $500; l. Catau, GU
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Muresan, cui $500; l. Cincu, cui
$500; lie NIGGA, cui $500.
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INvlTARE

Avem Onoare face cunoscut
dntreg pubicul roninesc, ca aoi
Rominii din Niles, Ohio deyi
suntem in nnmar mic, dnsa pa
trunSi find de insemnatatea su-
blima bisericii lui Christos, ca.
reia avem a-i multami existenta
noastra romineasca, am proiecta'
O Petrecere Gu Dams in favorul
Bisericii gr.-ort romine "Invie.
rea" din Warren, Ohio de care
ne tinem 81 moi.
Deci, pc calea aceasta, invitam
Gu toata dragostea intreg publi
cul rominesc din Niles, Ohio $
jur, a lua parte la Petrecerea
noastra, care va avea loc Simbati
in Is Ianuarie st. n. 1921 in Hals
Societatii 'Ludosana" din Wal
nut Street No. 3 Niles, Ohio.
Inceputul este la orele 6:3(
p. m. Pretul de dntrare: Domni
75c Damele Csc.
Muzica vestitului Casian dir
Youngstown, Ohio va distra on
Public Gu cele mai frumoase arii
Venitul mtreg Sc va folosi Il
datoria Bisericii numite.
In spelNnta, ca toata suflares
romdneasca din Niles, Ohio 81 ju
GU mic cu mare. va lua parte i;
Petrecerea noastra pentru o rel
sta cit mai buna moraaa 81 ma
teriala, raminem Gu toata dra
gostea. (5-6-7)
Comitetul aranjator.
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IN$T!INIARE
C0Nv0CARE

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura DIR. lulu MANU-" din
Canton, Ohio Convoaca pc toti
membrii sal "a lua parte la sedinta
Generala extra-o -ordinara care Sc
va tinea Dumineca in ziua de 16
lanuarie st. II. 1921 la orele ? p.
m. in Hala Societatii din Garfield
Ave. S. w. No. 1924. Deci 1plgam
pc toti membrii suS numitei So
cietati sd ia parte la sedinta care
Sc va tinea "a ordinea zilei sunt
urma toa.ele find chestnut i'm
por+ante de resolvat Gu privire la
Societate, deci rlgam pc tot
membrii a nu lipsi de la aceasta
sedinta cei absenti vor fl amen
dati precum stlna i'll Procesul
Verbal ar Fl de dorit ca nici un
membru sd nu lipsiasca de la
aceasta sedinta in numele Socie-
tatii ''Dbhuliu MLan"''.
loan Flueras, Presedinte.
Dumitru Ciulei, Secretar script.
(:}-4)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-10

minata. Eu cred ca sd convo.
cam sesi,lne speciala a Curtei
Gu Jurati. Cazul este lnsa de asa
natura ca Doamna va trebui sd
stea in preventie pima in ziua
1nfatisarii. O sd alba o camera
speciala 81 puteti duce patu
d-nei 81 toate cele necesare pen.
tru toaleta 81 hrana, daca doriti"
zise procurorul adinc miscat de
sinceritatea lui Titu 81 a S,Hanei
IVA anultumesc die Procuror'
zise Titu, Gu un zimbet trist pc
coltul buzelor sale.
Despartirea fu duioasa 81 mis-.
catoare. Susana era mai stapina
pc sine dar Titu parea foarte
abatut.
Dupa &c pleca Suzana, condusa
de barbatul eli 10 automobilul in.
CHS in care Sc urea tot GU agili.
tatea obisnrita, Titu reintra in
palatul justitiei 81 dntra in came.
ra procurorului, care era gaia de
plecare.
''Dle procuror. va rog nu va
suparati daca va fncomodez. Nu
prea am cunostinte in Paris. Am
trait retras Gu sofia mea. Afara
de citi-va professor lam alte Gu.
nostinte, mai Gu sean4 in lumes
juridica. Va rog recomandati-ml
I'm adyoeat bs1n:s sise Tin "
vocea tremalrst
Procurorh 1txtn cfteva mi'