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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
NOTRE DAME

Announcement has been made By
hev. William BOiger. =. = -. direc-
tor Of debating al Notre Dame. that
the finals 20 decide the school rep
resentatives IN the Indiana Int~r-
collegiate debating contests will be
held in Washington hall on Tuesday
evening Feb. +. The judges will be
Rev. Bolger, Rev. Folk and Rev. IL
Vincent Engles. Worth Clark. Leo
Ward and Frank Cavanaugh have
qualified for the finals and four ad-
dltonal entrants will emerge from
the semi finals 20 be held Tuesday
evening at which the following VIII
compete: Vincent Magic, A. A.
Rhomberg, Raymond Gallagher.
James Hogan. John Duffey. Ray
Switaiski and Norman DeGrace.
The pool tournament a. Walsh
| hall closed with John Cabezas. the
cuban cueist winning tho billiard
I cup and julius Shifts carrying off the
pool honors. These champions
challenge the green cushion experts
| or the other dorms for the interhall
title.
Carroll hall Will soon be in the
field with an acceptance OF Walsh
challenge following the competition
being conducted by Dick" DeCorps
and Eddie" Burns IN the Carol,
recreation room. "Stupe" Kerlin il
| leading in three cushion billiards.
Ed Walk In singles at pool. Kerlin
and Walk In Doubles at pool and
Kerlin and GIL in billiard doubles
Twenty men ara entered, pool
matches are 90 points and billiards
..
The Chicago club organized the
| largest group OF students on the
xa-la q -
city offspring elected "Jac';" Demp-
sey. president; Norman Barry. vice
president; Rodger kiley, secretary;
and George Devers, treasurer.
The first official announcement Of
/ the Latin merfCan-\otre Dame an
nual, the "NOsotrOs. or the Spanish
I Dome, IS an appeal b. the managers
/ IN good business English Buy one
and help us 20 put It over" The
| publication ~ the only one OF It's
/ kind II America, being printed IL
! the Spanish language and edited en-
| ttrely BY Latin-Arnertcan students at
| the university. The first "NosotrOs. 90
| published IN 1920 contained adver-
| tisementS which went with the book
| 20 all sections of the Southern CONT
uent. The staff follows: "Direc-
| torres" EiterGrios" +. Rey de Castro
| and j. Gonzalez del Vale. Arts
! tico" c. de Tarnava, Jr.; Admins
| trado," r. Garcia Rubio.
! The student vaudeville perform
| ance a. Washington hall last even
| ing was we'll attended by South
Bend people and net1ed q neat sum
/ for the Chinese Famine relief drive
! O'Keefe. Butterworth and their fe,-
/ low funsters were in excellent form
! and the boxers and wrestlers show
! Ell clever work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
GOSHEN NEWS

Gus Rosentrader, a former Elk
hart county farmer who Is conduct
ing a stock farm At Lavitte, La.
writes that agricultural conditions
IN that section are deplorable, fall
ing prices having all but ruined
many farmers. Docks at New Or
leans. Mr.. Rosentrade says. are fill
ed with waiting shipments that are
held UP on account Of foreign eX-
change.
Discovery has just been made that
James r. Stepina of Chicago. broth
or OF Carlos Stepina, notorious
Chicago bandit, recently caught IN
rOoming house In that city. married
d 10 year old Albion girl a few
months ago and that he is living
with her in Chicago. Chicago de-
tectives and several newspaper
reporters of that city, while
searching Tor Carlos Stepina.
Travelled into this section.
Upon arriving ~ Noble county they
found their clue led to James r.
S-epina having been at Albion 10
claim his bride.
Mervtn l. Shea-er Of Goshen, Elk
hart county agricultural agent. on
behalf of various farmers fedora
lions IN the IS townships Of EN-
hart county, Is conducting cam
paigns IN behalf OF the pure seed
bill, pending IN the Indiana general
assembly, Tor larger appropriations
for support Of Purdue and Indiana
universities, as we'll az other state
institutions; and for the program
now being followed throughout the
state for better schools.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
NEWS OF MIS1AWAKA
Ne5os-mes office Way W. Phone Mshaqcaka 10
JUNIORS TO PRESENT
ANNUAL Glass PLAY.
THE MN FROM HOME

THO junior class OF The Misna-
waka high school will present The
Man From Home" by Booth Tark e.
ingtou. on Friday evening. Jan. IS,
lu tho high school auditorium.
The Man From Home goes
abroad 80 sec his ward who IS stay
ing iu italy The young lady wish IS
20 obtain "a foreign title and after
many Interesting scenes she is
brought back to America by the
Man From Home according 10
the plot OF the story.
The cast Of the play is IS follows.
Daniel Voorhees, pike. .........
Seward Bower
Grand Duke NaSili Nasiliyltch...
Albert Dannie
Earl ~ Hawcastle. Francis Walters
Hon. Almeric ST Aubyn .......
Warren Niles
IVduUu ............ 1dBdt lem
Horace Grauger-S!mpson .......
-.---..-.-.. ...-..'.- Joy -
RlbeTe ....-.-.-... ...-... James I'44
Mariana . Harold Kennedy
Michel .... IaNcrne Lamber1
Ethel Granger Simpson ........
.... Josephine Chandler
COmtesse De Champigny .......
............ Harriet hempei
Lady Creech. .......- Ida Prother'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
HIGH SCHOOL MEN
TO MEET ELKH4RT
SQUAD WEDNESDAY

The Mishawaka High school bas-
ketbaH quintet has a comparatively
easy time ahead OF them for the
next few days. on Wednesday even
ing the local team will meet Elk
hart in that city The easteraer
have not been displaying their US
ual form his season and little diff
Guilty Is expected in disposlng OF
them.
Friday evening Mishawaisa was 20
have played South Bend but due 10
the severance Of athletic relations
between the two schools the date is
open. Negotiations have been under
way for game with the Bryan, o.,
high school.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
OUR MOTTO.

you must be satisfied before we
are satisfied Good clean COAL
honest veight-rair prices that
sums up our creed Ne are IN bust
ness 10 stay. and We want 10 serve
YOU next year and the year after
az vel s this. Telephone q trial
order for good clean Goa. DO j.
now before YOU forget. Also we arc
selling Freeze No" Tor your -aG.a-
tors. il absolutely VIII not freeze.
@. IT. Dvfreese, dealer ir Cement.
Lime and Clay goods Mason SUP
plies. SO s. Taylor 81. South Bend.
Ind. Telephone Main -I2-Home
52-e 95S4-31.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25

Harry r. Wai-me- was elected
president of Goshen hospital asso-
ciauon 81 a meeting OF the board
OF directors. He wiz succeed Mr.
An.asa q HOovens Mrs. Oliver NJ.
kin1iSon j. the new secretary. sue
ceed!rg Mrs. Gertrude Nianedge.
Al tax .!le owners n Goshen
have reduced rates. The minimum
fare FOR hauling a single Passeng =
IS nov % cents instead OF 80 cents.
ar. and MIS-. Arthur Cay have
.eSsed tne iarge Helen O. irwin
farm. north OF Goshen.
Homer I.aMunyon OF Du7laDs
charged with stealing wine from the
cellar AZ he home Of George n.
R.mpler, was sentenced 20 Putnam
Vile pcDS farm FOR o. days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
SchubertS. Theatrical
MagndteS, IN Vaudeville

By Internatioral News Service:
NEW YORK, Jan. 24-I1corpcra-
ton of the Advanced Vau-
ceVllle company under the laws OF
Delaware with d capitalization q
$40. 00o 600 was announced here
Monday by Lee Shubert. who with
his brother. J. i. Shubert viii direct
vaudeville performances n more
than twenty leading cities next sea-
son.
Plans for extending their theatr-
icai activities . vaudeville have been
pending fC- some time and the de-
finite annoUncence Ht came with Mr..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
coon PICTURE AT TEMPLE.

The Money Changers Will Oe
shown for the last times today a.
the Temple theater. Il was shown
yesterday and delighted large audi
ences. The cast OF "A players is AZ
excellent one. The play IS adapted
from the novel by Upton Sinclair
and has been produced with care
and lavish attention 20 realism.
Through succession OF eye
riyeting situations replete with ad-
venture. two-fsted fights and heart
appealing romance, 4 sweeps 20 q
stupendOus climax.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
LINCOLN THEATER.

The picture now showing at the
Lincoln theater. ION With the
Dance feels the pulse Of New York
and finds It not alone the hive of
temptation that IL is often called.
but also the haven for vaultin9 am
bition. "On With the Dance" IS the
big city IN all its seething phases.
Against this dramatic background q
dramatic love story has been worked
out by the master hand OF one OF
the foremost producers for the silver
sheet. Mae Murray Is in her natural
element as the beautiful Russian
dancing star. while David Powell
plays the husband with understand
ing.
Tomorrow begins q two days
showing OF Dangerous Hours"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
/ Can Pronounce

To the world that Dr BurkEart'S Ne-e-
table Compound cured me uf dyspepsia,
constipation, govt. or long standing. J
consider 10 the grente5t medicine on the
globe today I viii ever praise the day
found this great balm.-S ". Hay
wood Broadway Central hotcl, New
York city
DIT BurkhRrt viii send YOU n treat
ment. pay when cured Address fel
Main 81. Chit. O. For sale NJ all drug
gists. 80 days treatment. 25c.-Ady.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
n?YouCan
Put on Flesh

II YOU are thin. weak. nervous or run
down. it's ten chances to one that Blood
Iron Phosphate will not only help you 10
put on flesh. but that IL will also help you
70 look and feel stronger and better Ihan
Won have for months 60 today to Wet
ticks Pharmacy or any other good drug
gist and get enough BLOOD Iron Phos-
phate for a three weeks trial Il costs
only $1,000 week-and It's almost
certain to do you "A world Of good. Any
wav. YOU don't risk anything for Blood
Iron Phosphate is SO good that you can
try II for three weeks under a guarantee
Of satisfaction or money back-proot OF
It's real merit. Better try Il today. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
ART DFPARTNENT NTFF1N.

The ART department OF the Mtsh-
awake Woman's club held its reg
ular meeting in the library Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. ". Z. Wallach
presided. The meeting was well
attended,
Mrs. Julius Newman read pa
per on numerous Italian artists ana
Mrs ". IL. Young gave readine
entitled Aux Italiens." 10y Bulwer
Lytton She was accompanied "a;
the piano by Mrs. Ralph Jernegan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25

being Frozen stiff. Wednesday.
Ones Enough. and Thursday.
The Midnight Elopemeut. a
stellar east OF singers and come
dams. including the big -Four.
Americas foremost male quartet;
Graham and Norton. singers deluxe:
and Walkup and Norton dainty
dancers. 4 beauty chorus IS also q
feature OF the Offering
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
CARD OL THANkS

We wish 20 take th-s opportunity
90 express our sincere and earnes.
thanks 20 each and every person Tor
their kindness. tnoughtfl. ress and
assistance, upon the death Of our
beloved father. We especially thank
the several departments o. The
Wooden company. the ~ u. ). Cub
as well as individuals for tlc!- doral
offerings
Arthur J.. Castiemau and family.
Car. j. Cas.,eman and family.
-AdE--r 15t-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
CONGREGATIONAL NIEETgNG.

A meeting OF the congregation Of
the First English Lutheran church
Will be held Tuesday evening at
7:3O o'clock All members are
urged 20 attend as the election Of
officers Will take place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
MISS SCOOPS FUNE.RAE.

Funeral services Cor Miss Vienna
Stops. 7OS r. Batten ST, who died
IN California, were held from st.
Monica's Catholic church Monday
morning at = o'clock. Burial was Al
the s.. Joseph's cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
NO CHORUS REHEARSAL.

There VIII be no rehearsal OF the
Woman's club chorus on Tuesday
evening OF this week on account OF
the Fellowship club banquet. The
chorus viii meet as usual next
week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
TO ENTERTAIN WEDNESDAY.

The children Of Mary Sodality OF
the 81. Joseph's Catholic church
will entertain ~ buncO party
Wednesday evening in St Joseph 5
hau. The proceeds Will be for the
benefit Of the Catholic orphanages
az Fort Wayne and Lafayette. The
committee in charge Of the affair
viii be the Misses Wilma Wolf, Hill
da and Afarcella Schellinger, Mar
garet and Thresa Miller, Monica
Bueche and Jena Gauser.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
ANNOUNCE WEDDING.

Mr.. and Mrs L. X. Lawrence Of
Chicago have announced the mar
rage OF their daughter, Geraldine 20
Kermit Hendricks of Mishawaita-
The ceremony was performed Jan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25

ShUberts return from q tour o. the
country 20 make ugements for
hOusese. The Shuberts have oper-
ated a string or legitimate cheat
e-a Tor marv rcars
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
CENTURY THEATER.

The Carl Armstrong Musical
Comedy company opened a four
days engagement at the Century
theater last night where It played 20
large crowds. The program IS
changed nightly. the bill for tonight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25

Home Grove No. 10 viii entertain
with q card party Tuesday afternoon.
Cards will begin al c:20 O'Clock.
Handmade prizes. Orchestra hall.
Adyt. 22r3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
n1srrS ~ DAYTON.

Donald &. Ross has returned from
DAYTON where he spent sunday with
friends.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25

Mrs. A. T. McFsul. electro and
mechano theraphy. $40 y. Sixth s.
South Bend. Phone Mishavaka sol.
-Adrt 24rI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
- NIEElT TUESDAY,.

Mrs. Edna Hildebrand, i. Law
renee ST.. viii be hostess Tuesday
afternoon 90 the mem bers Of the NJ
G.. s. club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
RTII.DING PERMITS

=. T.. Davis has taken out a build
Ing permit for residence on Towle
av.. 90 cOst S3.0O0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
Mnntcd-RcnI Estntc.

WANTED TO BUY-A partly modern
house south OF New York Central
railway. Write Il. $. T., News Times.
23tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25

Houses for sale. 81
FOR SALE-MOdern house on Bowman
ST.. South Bend. VIII trade for small
farm. Roy Jaquith. 20 ~ Main st.
Phone, Mishawaka 20 1t!
FOUR ROOM Cottage with electric light
and city water Price $3.50: 800 cash
and so per month. stark Realty Co
22tI.
MODERN Eight room house, splendid
location for rooming or boarding house.
stark Realty Co.
SIX ROOM-House on East Dayton St
All modern owner leaving the city
iu about 30 days. Price for quick sale,
$3.50 Strak Realty Go. Z2t7.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
You can buy any of the following
properties with small payment down
and balance TO suit your income.
rooms, vacant, near veneer plant,
$1,000.
rooms, vacant, T. Third ST. So 900.
Is rooms. f. THIRD st.. - 100
rooms. modern, +. Lincoln my. $3.50.
Z rooms, modern. Indiana Az, 5000.
> rooms. south Of Podge's. = go.
3 rooms. W Eleventh st. $500.
rooms, vacant Cleveland st. neac
6 looms, vacant. f. Mishawaka sv.,
$500.
- ROOMS. willow ST. bargain.
. rooms. modern. north sid, 81. 500
g rooms. moderu. Columbia St, bar
gain.
FARMS.
10 acres with good buildings on Mich.
gan state tine near iuteTurban car line,
40 acres on Edwardsburg I'd, near
Niles, mostly rich black loan and muck
land.
1S1 acre peppermint or stock farm
near Charlotte. Mich, $6J per acre.
20 acfes. miles from Nfishawaka,
mostly rich black loan good buildings,
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION.
126-s Lincoln way ".
Phone Mish. 1871
80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
Mtshawaka Classified

rental No children. Might buy real
bargain. Fred Radibaugh, Mshawaka,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
VISTTORS FROM SEATTLE.

Seattle, Wash, are guests Of their
daughter. Mrs. Z. 4. Belmer, 303
Merriheld av.
Stated meeting Mishawaka chap
ter 81 o. r. :. Tuesday evening.
Anna TrasS, ". NJ.
Allie Michael, sec'y.
-Advt 24t1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
- CoTRr NOTI.s.

case webster and Louis Hazen
were fined So and COSTS on intoNlca-
.ou charges b. judge Ee'g Monday.
Tor taxi service call W. N Mar
fr NfishawaEa g3 or az Hotel NIL
r.-,,- -1t--Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
Automobiles Tor Gale

TORD DELIVERY Truck, . new tires
and = spares machine in first class
condition Cheap Tor cash. thoie
NIshswaka IT, 2atl.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25

FOR SALE-MOdern house on BOWMAN
ST.. South Bend. VIII trade for small
farm. Roy Jaquith. 20 y. Main 81.
I,Lnne. AIishaWaka 2OI. s2tI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25

FOUR ROOM Cottage with electric light
and city WATER Price 3 100: 800 cash
and so per month. stark Realty Co
02t7
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-09-11

ca, come usano fare certi connazio-
nall, quail, attratti da qualche mi
raggio, rinnegano Sc stessi tante vol
lie per quante elezioni 81 svolgono da
un periodo all'altro.
Enrico Di Berardino e all 'altezza
della carica al quale aspira; colto,
onesto, patricia sincere, indipenden-
te, economicamente. Per queste e per
attire ragioni, che crediamo ovvio di
ripetere. egli, Sc eletto, esercitera' il
suo uffieio di magistrate come ug
apostolato.
Crediamo surerfluo raccomandare
il suo nome al nostri connazionali.
Sc 10 facessimo dubiteremmo del
loro patriottismo; Ii crederemmo
caini.
Che il nome di Enrico Di Berar-
dino, il 20 corrente mese. esca Vito
rioso dale urne. Che nomi di tut
ii gil italiani 81 affermino nelle pros
sine elezioni primarie.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-09-11
z Maryland

La Grande Loggia dello State del
Maryland riuniyasi in sessione stra-
ordinaria nei giorni 1G II agosto
u. S., nella citta' di Baltimore, Md.
al No. $40 E. Pratt St., per discu-
tere un importante ordine del gior-
no.
IT Grande Venerable p. Milo,
con belle patriottiche parole dichia-
rava aperta la seduta, e presentaya
il Supreme Deputato per Ia nostra
Grande Loggia, in persona dell'ar-
tista fratello Giuseppe Brocato Gae-
ia di Philadelphia, il quale, con uE
forbto discorso di occasione, c'intrat-
tenne breyemente e flu applaudito.
Vennero eletti quail supremi dele
gait ala prossima Suprema Conven-
zione, oltre il Grande Venerable,
che 10 e di diritto, signori Saliva
tore Bossi Salvatore Verdi.
II Grande Delegate Rag Alber-
to De Luca, quale presidente della
COMMISSIONS F. u. NJ. fece un
dettagliato rapporto sull'andamento
di quella IstituziDne, rilevando lie
diverse controversial suscitatesi ira
Ia medesima e le diverse Logge, ma
dopo varie discussioni, improntate a
giustizia e imparzialita', il buon sen
so del G. delegati preyalse ed ogni
malinteso 81 dissipo' ST stabiliscC
che il sussidio del F. U. NJ. da
concedersi al coniugi, quando en-
trambi appartengono alPOrdine, si'
| di 5000 e non di $4OO come e
ia prima.
La tassa di 10 soldi in piu', ch0
/ da ogni socio veniva addizionata
mente pagata ALA quota F. U. N
fu ridotta a 5 soldi, poiche' quest'ul
TINA veniya considerata sufficiente
far fronte allie spese.
II suggerimento di aumentare
100000 il sussidio mortuario chc
venue presentato dal CIR. Delegate ]
gnazio Libertini, ealdeggiato da d
yersi altri G.. delegati, vera d
scusso ALA Grande Convenzione Re
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-09-11
C0miiaio SaccO G Tmzeft,
Boston, Mass.
Ordine del Giorno

The Grand Lodge of the Order
Sons of Italy Of America before adj
iouring the session of the Seventh
State Convention passed the follow
ing Resolution
RESOLVED; That the Order
Sons of Italy of America at the ad-
iourning of its session of the Sc
venth State Convention held in the
CITY Of Erie, recognizing the no.
spitalitv accorded to Tai the delega-
ties and members of the said Order,
by the representatives of this beau
uful and progressive City Of Erie,
unanimously extends a vote Of
thanks to his Honor, Miles B Kits,
the Mayor. the City Council, the
Chief Of Police, the National Guard
and its Major Lucius NJ. Phelph
and the members of his staff, the
local papers, for the accurate ac-
counts of the publicity given to the
work done by the Order in the State
Convention the management of the
Lawrence Hotel, the members Of the
local Lodges, and its Reception Com
mittees and all those kind hearted
and loyal people of Erie for the
sincere interest taken in the work
Of the Order and for the cordial
reception rendered the delegates
RESOLVED; That an appeal be
made to all the local papers for the
purpose of refraining the reporters
and members Of the staff from gi-
wing the qualification Of "IIA-
LIAM" to the name of persons ac-
cused Of having committed crime,
because criminals in general do not
belong to any nationality but are
considered by the laws Of all coun-
tries as fruits Of degeneration and
are dealt with by the Laws Of justice
without any prejudice to the origin
or race
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-09-11
LetterG G TelegTammi TiGGVuti a
ChiuSura di GOngTGSSO

Logqiq 'Romo del Ces1ri" No. 1873
Dubois, Pa, 1 SetiemJre 1921.
car. A. Giuseppe Di Siluestro
1926 So. Broad ST.. PhHa., Pa.
D0menica. % scorso mese, mentre
la "Roma del Cesart' 81 riuniUG in
assembled, Ia soreHa angelina Gle
mente, Grqade Delegata per Ia Log
gia "C0rnelia", con an breUe tele-
qramma CT annunziaud Ia FoStrG
rielezione ad unanimita', a GyaHde
Venerable delIo State.
MOI, col cuore ricolmo di gioia 2
con amino sincere, mdndiamo a Vol
c tutto II Graade Concilio con-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-09-11

golare del prossimo ammo.
II Grande Venerable fece una
dettagliata relazione sui layori fat
ii diede ottimi consigli sui da far
81. Essa venne approyata ad unani-
mita.
La Grande Convenzione ratifica-
va il deliberate del Grande Concilio
di festeggiare la data del II Ottobre,
giorno sacra ALA memoria del gran
de genio Italiano Cristoforo Colom-
bo. A questo scope i venerable flu
rono inyitati ad una riunione per
preparare il programme e per met
tersi di accordo col Comitato Citta-
dino, nominate dall'onoreyole Sin
daco Essi 81 riunirono la sera del
% agosto e procedettero subito ALA
nomina degli ufficiali che risulta-
rono eletti come appresso:
Presidente, Rag. Alberto De Lu-
ca; Segr. Ayv. Giovanni e. Buc-
elmo; Tesoriere, Vincenzo Pirozzi /;
membri signora Antonietta Apicella,
Salvatore Bossi, Salvatore Cimino,
Giuseppe Brocato di Ella, Munafo'
Giuseppe, Pasquale Andresini ed /
gnazio Libertini II comitato 81 e
messo al lavoro onde la manfesta-
zione del II Ottobre riesca yeramen-
te dogma del nome Italiano e delPOr-
dine nostro.
Baltimore, Nd, Settembre 1921.
r. Della NOCe
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Pa. next October, when His Excel
Iepcy, the Italian Ambassador. will
return from Italy.
We infer that the celebration an
pounced by your paper at this late
hour was only to interfere with one
Of the manifestation of our Conven-
tion. The Commander A. Sagramoso
is persona non grata" to the Order
Of the Sons Of Italy in this State
and we think that for this reason. he
is trying to interfere with our affairs.
Lawrence Hotel, Erie, Pa, Aug.
2Gth, 1921.
For the Grand Lodge of the
order Sons of Italy
Paul G. Fragale. Gaetano Al
banese, Cosmo Cotroneo, AT
tilio Ferrara, Giovanni Nell
ii, Alessandro Zaffiro, Ange-
10 Mastrotto, Concetto Gras-
81, Joseph Giansanti, Vim
eenzo Tayerna, F. Tropea, Giusep-
pc Venanzio, Paolo Orlandi.