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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23

i carui casa s'a fScnt banchetsl'
adunea vinurile sdc i drepbal din
pivnita. Sc sppnf cS dapa masa
llu $ 'an lnat de cap u, fiecsre va
dus Sd Sc culee in liniste.
& sss
Alexandria, Eeipt. - TraRale
britane ausfost intarite in mod
considerable din ca,sEa aetilnii nas
tionaliytilor. Acestia IN timpul din
urma an atacat adeseori trupele
imperiale. Rescularea natnnalis7
tilor a.sluat propprtii mai mari ia
saptamiua din urma astfel ca gu
vernul 'britan s'a simtit slit sd
trimita .trupe. mai. mnlte.
Detectivii au prins eri pc uR
om care Sc crede cd G linul din
tre eel mai pernul0ei excroci. FL
a fost deghizat eri de pompier.
A fost infr 'm restaurant 81 cind
terminal Gu mancarea a platit
cu un, check de 10 dollari. Cassa-
rului insa la parut suspect indi-
vidul 81 la spus sd astepte putin.
El s'a dus afara 81 a telefonat la
dol detectivi, carl | 'au detinut.
Individul marturisit ca checknl
g falls 81 cd el acela care in anil
din urma in mai multe orase ale
Statelor Unite a facut astfel de
excrocherii pagubind publicul Gu
mai multe mil de dollari.
New York. 20 judecata inte-
resanta adus All judecatoria, pc
baza verdictului juratilor. DINA
Mary Wohlschlaeger, femea unui
rus. a fost acuzataa cd a viOlat
legea prohibited. Ea s "a aparat GU
aceea Cd barbatul sau a. fost O.
'bicinuit in toata viata lui ca in
fiecare ri sd 'bea cate un spaharel
de wisky. Ea a preparat deci in
fiecare saptamana un quart de
rachiu pc care barbatul sau a
beut-o acasd. Cele spuse de, dina
Wolschlaeger, s'an dovedit de
fapte, deci juriui nu a aflat-o
vinovata. Astfel ea nu a fost Pc
depsita.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23

snntetf de So. Va rog, no con-
traziceti cd Va .dovedeste en- listele
electorate.
II
Vrednicia felneii Sc vede in
toate lnanifestarile vietei sale. @
doamnaa a. sllascut trei copii din
tr'o data, peste I'M an alti trei, 81
pestc un an sis cateva luni, sprs
amagirea eli, numai dol 81 tot
traiesc 81 sunt sanatosi, 81 altele
val si amar, trece cate trei 81 pa.
tru ami pana ,nasc unul.,
~
In Spania, pc nn gladiator care
.. a.,ucis .peste dnisprezece tanri ! d
scarminat nevasta pima la lasat
Mngit.. 81 moi credeam ca andalu.
zele spaniole nu stu de eat sa
joace 81 sa rapaiasca din castag-
nete. - ST, inca nu, s'a introdus
sufragiul.
-.
! F. Stevens din Louisville. KY,
a dat in judecata pc H. A. Collins,
pentru $4,000 ca la instrainat
afectiunea nevestei. Dina Stevens
acuza pc barbatul ci ca cap de
hotf 81 traieste ell o femeie per.
duta.. A ramas ca, judecatorul sa
deseurce afacerea: $4,000 sau la
racoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23

Geneva. = Sesiunea, viitoare q
ligei natiunilor s'a amanat de Ia
9 Iunie la r. Iunie. Aminarea s a
facut din motiv,ll CD mai multi
membri MI ar Fl putut Fl de fa*S
deoarece ar Fl fost retinuti de alte
afaceri.
Washington. - In fine in acea.
sta saptamina Sc va termina greva
muncitorilor de Ia vapoarele de
comert. Reprezentantii muncitori.
Tor $ Eau invoit sd primeasca 0 re.
ducere de 15 la sut&. In schimh
insa vor fl recompensati prin
m eliorarea> conditiunilor dc
mllnca.
Port Clinton. - Sla dat ordif
ca toti amploiatii 81 innDcitoril
de la United States Gypsum Com
pany sd fie vaccinati contra var
satului S'au inbolnavit deja {
persoane deci Sc impunea aceast,
masura preventiva. In Plaster
bed, unde locuiesc f4niliile mum
eitorilor s'au imboln1vit aseme
nea mai multe persoane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23
01 E
oLuJk DIN RS
81 uHllEh
IN WHARF,

IS
Clnbul Cultural 81 Distractiv,
'TiHerlnea. Ramands... }. din Al
lance, Nhn, ofera publieuhli ro-
man din loc. .si. jnr, piesele steatras
le,, ''Tisanul, Ia what, Comedie
intr'un act, de Em. Suciu 81
''Tradateraf' tragedie .nationala-
istorica, de Victor Tinerean, pc
seara zilei,de % Maiu in Hala
Soc. Z. r.. Araeleana & Transit
yaneana din loc.
lPrin predarea piesei TRADA-
mRI'L, Clubul ''Tinerimea Ro.
mana" tinde expune publicu-
lui participant istoria tragica a
poporului roman, transilvanean
din yeacul al 19-lea (1848).
Find ca cei mai multi romani
din America n'au avut prilejpl a
frecventa scolile. romano supe-
rioare unde istoria romanilor, Sc
expune, Pc larg; 81 find ,ea gu-
vernul maghiar a pedepsit inte-
lectualii nostri carl ayusera cu-
rajul arata, bietului taran cd
'Cine f0st - cine este - 81
cine ar trebni sd fie', Clubul sus
mentionat sc simte indatorat a
preda aceasta piesa istorica, care
Sc. va juca in acest oras pentru
prima data, la care Onoratele
Soc. Parochi, 81 Cluburi sunt cor
dial inyitate a participa.
PROGRAMI1L nEATRAL;
|. Cl,vint de. deschidere de Pres.
aranjator loan Gorun Jr.
2, Riturnele declamata de dl
s. Rogozea.,
3. 'Tiganul Ia ivinat'' comedie
lntr 'un. act.
DlSTRIBUTIA-
Rusalim. tiganul,; dl. loan L,apse.
Safronia, sofia lui; d-soara. Vie
toria .Tipu.
IAaica,s plrdelul; d-nnl Lanrente
lAsio.
liRlasul; dl N. N.
e.. Mama, de- George Cojbuc,
declamata de dl Lanrente Laslo.
S. "Tradatorul'', tragedie ma
nqa-istorica...
PERSOANEI,E.
Claudius Romanul, Domn Roman:
dl loan Tatar.
Engeniay sofia lui; .d-soarss Mari.
ma Gligore.
Aspasia 81 Anuta ficele lui; d-ra
Ana Gligpre si d-soaral Va
leria StOioa.
loan Stuperiu, Mos loan, iobag
dl Climente Pptrila.
Petru, fiul lui, tradatorul; d-nul
loan Gorpn Jrs
Bathyanxi, general maghiar; dl
loan Oprea.
Comisarul; dl Vasile Fosoros.
Seldati.
6. Tarapsl Ia orssT', de Anton
haa,s declamata de d-soara w.
lenia sStqica, 49,
In fiaaa teatrusG =. Va ,ineepe
Daasul pda4 lssrfi,pks On acessts
pcazinas -Gluknl Z 4 3insrimea xRo,
nana's 4 W a<ania m laAAl
renes si un. yals II essn, vor oar,
ticiRa eel dounici a. q fntra. ii
cenAestaAians pantrn, . auas pre-
piuA Atsagenl, dsoi,, atsn4iunes
finsset~lui s.psanan, dir los. > n,
iabitoR1de dapsnsi . ma piertls
teaaeka oAasimness
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23
Ha0at|AIlUM

DuDlln, Ga. - Green HOlSey a
fost om0rit de .patrula cand a.
ceasta a. volt sa l aresteze pentru
Q bataie care s'a. desvoltat mtre
ell, fatal sau 81 George Crawford,
seful politiei, pc earl la omorit.
Seful George Crawford a cercetat
inicasa 5lui dupa beutura. Holsey
nu "a. lasat 81 astfel au ajllns la
0 bataie, in care acesta; a omorit
81 pc fatal SAN 81 pc seful politiei.
O patrula. VENT imediat sd i
aresteze. FL nu s'a predat 81 asst
fel politia Ia impuscat. A murit
imediat.
4 Boston. - Ziua de Simbata a
fost cea mai calda ri dccand e in
functie serviciul meteorologic. In
tire. orele 2 81 4 p. m. temperature
= atins 93 grade. Din cauza aces
tel calduri a murit un ON, lar alti
patru au lesinat.
Mineola, N. Y. Ministrui
poStelor, Hays, a sosit aici Gu ae-
roplanul din, Washington. Aceasta
este prima calatorie lui in aer.
Aeroplanul a fost manat de gene
ralul de brigada Mitchell, subse-
flh seryiciului de aer al Statelor
Unite. Ell a volt sa faca expert
mentari cum s'ar putea organiza
mai bine serviciul postal aerian.
4 WinOna Lake, Ind. - Biserica
presbiteriana Statelor Unite All
. avut al 133-lca congres annual.
,Intre altele acest congress adop-
tat o resolntie i'm care aproaba
propaganda evangelistA lui
Billy Sunday 81 il roagx totodats
Sd continue aceasta propaganda,
faaind pentru ,el un plan siste.
."@''sx : ~
i Geneva. Ministrul Cehoslo.
,yaeiei, d-rul Cyril Dusek, a SEM
nat azi ppetocolul prin, care Ceho-
SlOvacia adNreaza la tribunalul
International Great prin liga ma
Etiaaiaor. Astfel Cehoslovacia este
q 34-a tara care adereaza la aeest
fer jadecator international.
Paris. Aici - aintimplat I'm
Icaz curios care dovedeste ca {
anSt tAa paate trai ~ zile fAta man
sase si fAra miscars. I'm munei.
Et4s' q lucrat Ia D teve inaiate Ell
11szile Tevea . fost atanci asta.
fatk ri. cind 4 trebnis lar sa 3
a1stape, a'egit din Cd d mia ela.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23

B Asaparut:
''viata RomsneaSek' revists
literara 81 stiintifie Il SnmAr:
La vie. IN traimyai, de Eucis
MANU-.
Pamantal Sc rssgx az q Nj.
ganansl.
Probienaa. indeu.nil atii de r4x'
'boil, dc y. III Suchi1nu.
1 Eminescu Il Vie de loan
|Slavici.
Bacsna, de Afihai safesnp. /
Teoris l1i diures lebgs -.
mamie (Sftrgit !, AZ ~ Rseti,
Amnreul, AZ on trbte
Un sst y ne-alte tdol
Pamfile
vfnktoere - Citi H I Iaa,l
Marin eadoy Dl 4
Bttrinets \ g, Int..
lnentnl &, q. % ~ n
kDiico 1|1 n! r. y " V
Evening star., 1921-02-28
Mr.. Denby's Announcement.
This is from Edwin Denby's initial



announcement:
Il may say in general terms that
my conception of the duty of u Sec
retary is to act as an adviser to the
President. the cabinet and Congress,
and. more important still, to main
tain whatever Navy Congress gives
US at the highest peak of power,
ready for battle at any notice"
Fit and ready. The country will
indorse the proposition, and give its
confidence to the new Secretary the
more readily and completely because
of it.
The size Of the Navy is for Con-
gress to determine. That it is not
large enough now is easily demon.
strable. That it ought to be en-
larged 20 the point of absolute ade-
quacy is the opinion OF both the out
going and the incoming administra-
ton.
Mr.. Wilson has declared for IAN
Incompatible Navy; and no senti-
ment he has uttered in office has
been so generally or SO generously ap-
plauded. Secretary Daniels has
echoed the sentiment, with like effect.
Mr.. Harding, several times since
election day, has expressed himself in
favor of Navy entirely adequate to
the country's needs, and shown how
great he considers those needs to be.
And now comes Mr.. DENLY with a
pledge to administer the affairs Of the
Navy Department so as to have the
Navy ready for battle at any notice. 4"
Let his hope that Congress acts
upon these suggestions, and provides
the ships necessary to make us power
ful on the water. and equipped with
1.-The best the market affords"
Evening star., 1921-02-28
The Bonus Battle.

While the House has agreed to the
bonus provision carried by the leg
islative appropriation bill, it is not
yet finally assured. After a protract-
ed debate Saturday night the House
voted to agree to the Senate amend
ment. with amendments which insure
the s24O bonus to the employees of the
United States and District govern
ments and the old-established branch.
es of the service, the District police.
men and firemen, the war risk insur.
ance workers and the tariff commits
sion employees. Certain classes of
workers are specifically exempted,
those whose wages have been adjust
ed by boards, particularly navy yard
and arsenal workers, and the District
per diem laborers and mechanics, em-
plOyes of the women's bureau and pos
tai service workers whose wages have
been increased by distinct legislation.
If the Senate will agree to these
amendments the bonus item will
carry through. If it halts on accept
ing the House stipulations there is
danger of it's defeat.
Thus the process of alienation of
hope and fear of the governments s
workers is continued in a matter of
the most serious consequence to the
average person in the public employ.
The manner in which this bonus item
has been handled at the present ses.
sion demonstrates clearly the need of
a general upward revision OF the gov
ernment pay scale. This should be
assuredly accomplished during the ex-
ira session of Congress, SO that the
regular appropriation bills next win.
ter can be framed in accordance and
the service put upon the basis Of as
sured definite compensation without
reliance upon the gratuity so hesitat-
ingly voted annually. 1t has been
emphatically asserted that this is the
last bonus that will be given. If that
is true it should mean that by another
year in lieu Of the bonus 4 definite
permanent pay increase will have
been provided for by basic legislation.
Evening star., 1921-02-28

word to the town constable, and in q
short time the fugitive was arrested
and in his satchel were found all but
$500 Of his stolen bonds.
A professional thief would perhaps
have made his escape. He would at
least have had a farther start of his
pursuers and, probably working with
confederates, would have set up false
traces. This boy, with an amazing
lack Of forethought for his own adven-
ture. was certain to be caught He
had disposed of one bond in Chicago
to get travelling expenses. But after
that the first attempt to sell securi-
ties would have led to his arrest. A
few months ago gang of bond thieves
worked the game with much more
skill. but it required number of peO-
pie to handle the loot. To this date
many of the bonds are still missing.
The present thief declares that the
leniency shown by Judge L4andis to
the young bank employe who recently
stole nearly hundred thousand dol
lars and then weakened and confessed
before the money was missed did not
influence him in any way in his own
venture. 1t is possible, however, that
the crime of the other lad may have
suggested stealing to this boy. He
was in no particular need. Probably
he had been reading some unwhole-
some literature. One version Of the
affair states that he bears the name
of a band of noted robbers and has
referred proudly to the fact. He has
capture. for he has chance to re-
deem himself
Evening star., 1921-02-28
Full Republican Control.

The Sixty-sixth Congress il within
a few days of the end Those who
assail the record declare that the
promises which brought the body into
existence have not been redeemed:
that the public's distresses have not
been relieved; that economy has not
been practiced; that more unrest ex.
lists today than two years ago.
Was too much expected? Very
likely. And then sufficient allowance
has not been made for the very slender
majority in the Senate and the pres.
ence Of a democrat in the White
House. Every step has had to be
taken with those two facts in view.
Is too much expected Of the Sixty-
seventh Congress? Very likely. There
is much awaiting attention. Condi.
tions throughout the country are
greatly disturbed. Capital is uneasy.
Labor is discontented. Many prices
are still sky high.
AS this situation is not the product
of day, it cannot be relieved in a
day. AS much as the new Congress
can hope to accomplish is to decide
upon remedies and inaugurate their
application. Time will be necessary
to bring US around to normal again.
The republicans will now be in full
control. A republican will occupy the
White House. The majority in the
Senate will be substantial, while that
in the House will break the record for
size. No excuses will avail, therefore,
il the proper remedies are not devised
and applied with courage and intelli-
gence.
Evening star., 1921-02-28
The Boy Bank Thief.

The prompt capture of the young
ster who stole $772.O0O in bonds from
a Chicago bank by which he was
employed is proof Of the value of news
paper publicity. AS soon as this lad
was missing portraits Of him were
printed in the papers circulating over
a wide area, and within a very few
hours his features were made IA
mfliar to several million people. 1t
was practically assured that some
body would recognize him. One of
those who saw the portrait and re-
membered it was driving along the
road near Bloomington. ILL.,, when a
young chap with a valise trudginE in
the same direction asked for a ride
The nnotnrist recognized his passenger
as the fugitive bank clerk. and on
arriving at Heyworth, where the
youth alighted. he quietly caused the
Evening star., 1921-02-28

Two railroads occupy the same
track up to that point from Chicago.
and there they separate. The utmost
caution is obviously required in the
use Of the switches. Yet apparently
one Of the trains was sent into the
junction at high speed. The other
train had been derailed by some as
yet unexplained mischance and lay
athwart the track. Had the primary
precaution Of safety been observed
the colliding train would have been
halted before the switch point was
reached.
A good MANY years ago a train ran
into an open bridge draw near Stam-
ford. Conn, and great loss of life re-
suited. The rule was then establish
where. that every train using j draw
bridge should be brought to an abso-
lutte stop before reaching the draw
point. The observance Of that rule
has doubtless saved many lives. Its
violation is an evidence OF the gross
est criminal carelessness on the part
Of railroad crews and inspectors.
1t seems shocking that such acct
dents as the Connecticut bridge dis
aster and this one at Porter should
be necessary to drive home the i'm
perative need Of certain precautionary
rules. Probably now every junction
point will be protected by such a stop
order. But that will not bring back
the thirty-nine lives or make whole
the scores who have been injured.
The principle of the automatic stop
has been tentatively approved by the
Interstate Commerce Commission and
experiments are to be made with it,
Had such stop device been installed
at the Porter junction the collision
could not have occurred. The cost of
that one collision would probably meet
the expense Of installing the stop sys-
tenn for several hundred miles on both
sides Of the collision point.
Evening star., 1921-02-28
North Carolina.

The Old North state will resOund
with politics if Josephus Daniels and
+. NJ. Simmons contest for the next
democratic senatorial nomination
They know the political game. They
are in the prime of life. Each enjoys
a national reputation.
Mr.. Daniels has been for eight years
prominently before the public. and
especially so during the half OF that
time. He came conspicuously into
the picture when the United States
entered the world war. The Navy's
part in the great conflict was very
important. and Mr.. Daniels directed
it. Since the armistice, naval mat
ters have been much under discus
sion, and they still are
During the two Wilson administra.
tions Mr.. Simmons has been much
in the picture. As chairman Of the
Senate finance committee-the most
influential committee of that body
he directed the revision of the
Underwood tariff bill as passed by the
House, and also took a leading part
in the shaping OF the legislation bear
ing on the liberty loans and war taxa
ton. He lost his chairmanship when
the republicans gained control of the
Senate, but now stands at the head
OF the minority membership Of the
committee.
Since entering the cabinet. Mr..
Daniels. whose profession is journal
ism, has become a ready and effective
public speaker; and this accomplish
ment will stand him well in hand if
ne succeeds in his quest. and grad
yates into a national legislator.
Evening star., 1921-02-28
The Water Supply Item.

Relief is felt throughout the Dis
trict in consequence of the adoption
by the Senate Saturday of an amend
ment to the Army appropriation bill
providing for the use of 100000. to
be Immediately available. for starting
the work of completing the water sup
ply. This item had once been rejected
as inappropriate to the Army bill,
but at the earnest insistence of MEM
bers of the Senate il was finally added
and. the bill passing. it goes now to
conference.
Some doubt was expressed in the
Senate Saturday as 10 the regularity
Of the estimate submitted by the Sec
retary of War covering this urgent
need. A point of order was withheld
upon the earnest appeal of senators
approaching the great danger of con-
tinuing indefinitely to rely upon the
present conduit by which the entire
capital is supplied with water. If
there is any question about the form
of the estimate the matter should be
CONeTeu bS tHe presentation VI al IT,
newed estimate passing through the
Treasury as the law requires. The
conferees should have no possible
ground for disagreement upon this
vitality important item.
If the water increase appropriation
is not voted at the present session
months of precious time will be lost
before it can be effected The hope
is that all the appropriation bills will
be passed before noon next Friday.
II that is done the extra session will
probably have no chance to put
through the water item. 1t belongs
strictly to an appropriation measure.
While certain bills are to be put
not be of this character. and there is
grave danger that if the water para
graph is not carried now it will go
over, not merely to the extra session,
but to the regular session beginning
December next. In other words, that
the whole matter will be delayed one
year.
Nobody can possibly doubt the need
Of this appropriation. If the money is
not appropriated now the project will
cost more later. The sooner it is
started the cheaper it will be. True
economy, therefore. requires that this
paragraph should be carried into the
law by agreement in conference and
the approval of the appropriation bill
before the session closes.
Evening star., 1921-02-28

The last case in which Charles f..
Hughes appears as an attorney be-
fore going into the Harding cabinet
involves the right Of a talking ma
chine concern to refuse supplies to
department store because Of alleged
violation Of agreement. The enter
tainment OF the public by means of
films or monographs. not to mention
base ball. has recently commanded
the attention of some OF the nation g
most able and eminent minds.
Evening star., 1921-02-28
A Rlunder and q Collision.

A distressing example Of human
element" in the 1nishandling Of rail.
road equipment occurred last evening
at Porter. Ind, where in consequence
Of misunderstood signals. or misplace ced
switch. or miscalculation Of speed. or
some other blunder. two trains crash.
ed together and thirty-nine people
were killed and many more were in.
jured- The place where the accident
occurred is snotoriously 4 Axnxer, point.
Evening star., 1921-02-28

IT has been an easy matter to place
advice before Mr.. Harding. A more
energetic form OF discussion may
arise when members Of the cabinet
undertake to give advice to one an.
other.
Evening star., 1921-02-28

The son Of the late Theodore Rpose-
veit win not be expected to be quite
as controversial an assistant Secre-
tary Of the Navy as his distinguished
father was.
Evening star., 1921-02-28

A failure by Trotsky to work out
some kind of partnership for soviet
Russia with other nations will prob.
ably result in Lenin's sending him
back to the firing line.
Evening star., 1921-02-28

The joker who sends new broom
to President-elect Harding reminds
the world that political humor has
some changeless customs and tradi-
tions.
Evening star., 1921-02-28
OverZealOus,

What is your idea of grafter?"
"a CRATER" replied Senator Sor.
ghum. "is man wno, when he finds
an opportunity knocking at his door.
isn't satisfied to give it cordial vel
come. but insists on dragging it in
and beating the life out oc.it--