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The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-14
Books and Book News
A JEWISH CHAPLAIN IN FRANCE

The part of the American. jew in
the World War is set down indclihly
in new book just published by MAJ
in France by Rabbi Lee j. Lrvingcr.
The forcword by Dr. Cyrus Adler,
formerly acting chairman Of the lev
ish Welfare Board and ut present
chairman of the committee on Army
and Navy Work, * lifting and
rrprosentadvc statement Of the SPLEEN
did service rendered by the jewish
chnplains. Rabbi I.cvingcr AMONG the
rest
Rabbi Levingcr Is now cSccutivc di-
rector of the Young MEMS Hebrew A.
sucintion. New York City. lat during
the war he was II Chaplain in tie
United States Army, serving in the
aTth Division. His experiences OYER
seas and mt the front were thrilling
ones and gave him an insight into the
character of the American soldier ana
especially of the American Jewish
soldier.
"A Jewish Chaplain in France =
the only work covering the Jcwisl
t.lnpluins. the Jewish soldiers. and the
Jewish Welfare Board in thcig re-
spcctivc accomplishments in the Amer
Jean Expcdtionary Forces.
Several chapters deal pcnctI1'ilhsly
with chc morale of the men IN the srrV-
ice as seen by the cliuplains and pay
II tribute to the work of the chap'Hirs
of all religions There is n very in
tcrcsring discussion of Jew and Chrts-
lion at the Front III which the unity
of men of all religions in tltc service
is demonstrated by examples drawn
from the authors own cNpcrierc' as
well as observation.
The two concluding chnptcri Seal
with the future. They are. "rlr Jew
ish Soldier and Judaism ana "Iho
Jewish Soldier and .hnti-Scmiti IN
Tho former is an appeal to M syIh-
cog 10 meet the Young man hall way
In order to retain him as II loyal antl
devoted jew for the future. The ld-l
is nm appeal to the American people
10 recognize the courage AMI thS
.,mericanism of the Jew, which he usctl
during the World War.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-14
EDITORIAL CHAT

size which had been offered to him.
The Washington Temple voted him a
substantial Increase as weu as an open
and expressed appreciation of his will
ingness to continue his work in Evans
VILE.
DR.. Herbert $. Goldsten. Rabbi of
the Institutional Synagog, declined the
honor OF the pulpit of Congregation
Shearith Israel the oldest in the
United States. In his letter declining
the call FAR. Goldstcin said in part:
Il have given the call mature de-
liberation and have fervently prayed
for Divine guidance in making my de-
cision. have examined my innermost
conscience. and find that the work
which God has privileged me to under
cake thru the Institutional Synagos
which / have founded still requires
careful guardianship on my part.
In the interest of Judaism. I have
determined therefore, rather 10 s;lcri-
fec myself than an institution, and
deny myself the great historic priv
ilegc of accepting the call of your con-
Sregation which I hereby regretfully
decline
These instances are cited to show
that today as nj all times. men are
willing to sacrifice themselves for the
love of the work in which they are on
gagged. as well as for duties they have
undertaken. Materialism has not
overtaken all
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-14
SENATOR SPENCER TO SPEAK AT
SOKOLOW RECEIPT 1ON IN
WASHINGTON.
Ct C. B. sery,ce.)

Washington senator Scldcn T.
Spencer of Missouri. who accompanied
at the lattcr'S recent reception ut the
State Department today accepted an
invitation to speak ut the mass meet
ing arranged for the Zionist Delega-
lion on December 11th. at Polls The
Itcr Emile Bcrincr. chairman Of the
reception committee. announced.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-14
ladies' Auxiliary.
OiiEIs ZiDEk.

Daily services begin at o'clock
every morning Services begin Friday
evening at s O'Clock. Services begin
Saturday morning mt y o'clocS.
Mr.. Milton NJ. Schaycr TO Speak Be-
fOrc CO,,rreyatiOu
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-14
TRIANGLE, CLUE.

The Triangle club held an elaborate
affair at the honr of Miss Leonh
Isrnclski. Sunday evening. December J..
The Misses GOalstone and Esther
Schwartz entertained the club With
fancy duncing }. j. II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-14
SccyOm IJat0r:,h.

Preparations are under way for Il
Sccyom lIatornh which will take place
sunday afternoon. Dee. both. The
Scfcr Torah is II donation by Mr.. T..
Ickman to the Congregation. All
tons for this date as this is an un-
usual occa sion.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-14

Or. Emanuel Laskcr who rcccntlv
rclimquished the worlds chess cham
pionship to Jose capablanca, the Gu
ban master, has published II math-
cmalical treatise entitled Die phil-
osophic dcs UuvUllcudbarcu."
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-14
BETH JOSEPH
9th and Curtis street.

9th and Curtis street.
Services are held ut Bcrh Joseph
daily at O'Clock in the morning and
at sunset Friday evening at sunset
aud Saturday morning ut . O'Clock.
Hebrew School.
The Hebrew School openc,l Tuesday
with j. Butcher in Charge. Parents
desiring their children to attend apply
street
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-20
MADE A HIT WITH HIM.

My wife has taken your medicine
and has been wonderfully benefited.
Fer over four years she has had trou-
BILE with bloating and could scarcely
eat any food because of this condition
Doctors medicines did not help her
and an operation was advised. Her
brother, who is a druggist sent her a
bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
and it helped her at once. | cannot
praise your medicine enough" 1t is
simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
ach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-20
GOT The REAL THING.

For Ave long years suffered with
stomach trouble and what the doctors
called gall stone collie, and all said
nothing but an operation would do me
any good A friend who had taken
your medicine advised me to try it,
and | found it to be the real thing.
/ feel better than have in eight years
and am praising God for Mayr's Won
deTful Remedy" 1t is simple, harm.
less preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract
and allays the Inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments, including ap-
pendicitis. One dose will convince or
money refunded.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-20

Senorita Adela Enriquez, niece of
Gen. and Sonora Emiliano Chamorro,
is the newest arrival in the diplomatic
social set in Washington. Her uncle
is the newly appointed minister from
Nicaragua and until recently was pres
ident of that country.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-20

,, Mrs. Gonoley, Miss Aline Conoley.
Miss Mabel Conoley, and Mr.. Jack
Concley. They are spending few
weeks on ST Simon.
Mrs. A. S. Hilsman spent yesterday
on st. Simon as the guest of Mrs. Har
ris Branham.
Mrs John Bruce and Miss Dorothy
Bruce left last week for Asheville
where they will spend the remainder
of the summer.
Mrs. w. L. Harwell and children are
. spending while on st. Simon with
Mrs. d. w. Krauss.
Mrs. J. E. Register and daughter
Miss Alberta Register, have returned
frcm Jacksonville and other points in
Florida where they have been the
guests Of relatives for several weeks
Mr. and Mrs. H, C. Walker and
children. Rosalie and Chas.. Jr., are in
/ the city for a few days
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-20
LITTLE DREAMS

Notes received at The News oftic
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LITTLE DREAMS
A young girls eyes are tender things
: Where, futtering with gentle wings,
Small dreams fly in and out.
She can not keep the wee things STU,
! They tremble in her eyes and thrill,
And hover round about.
Sometimes a mothers eyes are tired
And sometimes calm and love inspired
And always clear and deep.
But dream-shings of a young girls
kind
1 In mothers eyes are hard to ind;
Their wee dreams seem to sleep.
The dearest mother that | know
Explained itsall to me, and so
I'll pass along the cue.
She said, .The dreams that once
! priced
Have since then all been realized
Ny little dreams were yo1!"
Phyllis coate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mallard have re-
turned from Savannah.
| Miss Katie H3rrel has returned to
her home in Chersw, after spending
few weeks on St Simon as the
guest Of Mrs. Will Parker,
/ Mrs. b. f. Mann willgeturn tcmor-
row from Georgetown after spending
a week with relatives.
Mrs. Frank J. Peterson aud Miss
Lille Schoeppel have returned after
a short visit to relatives in Waycross
and Savannah.
Mr. and Mrs. 7 II. Green and w. G..
Bishop, of Decatur, are pleasantly 10
Gated with Mrs. N. B. Harrison, on
London street.
After delightful visit on ST., 81
mon with Miss Helen Branham, Mrs.
y. A. Daniels, Of Tampa, has returned
to Fancy Bluff.
/ Misses julie and Ruth Foster hava
returned to their home in Savannah
after spending a few weeks with rel
atiyes on st. Simon.
/ Miss Rebecca Beach has returned
from Fancy Blur where she has been
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs.
G. s Scarlet. for a week.
4 Miss Alice stiles left yesterday for
st. Simon where she will be the guest
fof Miss Florence Maxey for few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Drummond are
now pleasantly located at the home Of
DIR. and Mrs. t. j Hoiton at 1921
Union street
Miss Louise Folks has returned to
waycross after short stay with Miss
Leslie Baker.
Il Miss Billie Akin has returned "a
Brunswick after spending few weeks
in Atlanta.
/ Miss Villain Morg2n was the guest OF
/ Miss Ellen Emanuel on st. Simon fer
y few days last week.
Miss Dagmar Soderquist, OF Jack
souville. Fla. is spending her vacation
with her aunt, Mrs. chas, BTu'nd.
/ Miss Marion Johnson. Of valdos a,
is the guest OF friends in the city.
/ Mrs. s. 5. Baumel left last week Tor
/ New York where she viii spend a
few Weeks buying the new fan stock
for zelmenovitz clothing store.
/ Judge r.. n. Henderson and daugh-
ter Miss Lneile Henderson. of GRAY.
Ca. are spending some time on st.
Simon.
/ Mrs. ]. II. Darlington who. has been
visiting friends Id Atlanta. has re
turned to the city.
| Miss Florrie Colesberry is the guest
a Mrs. ], VI Hopkins on ST. Simon.
/ Mr. and Mrs. l.. d. odum left last
week for White Oak.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
NATIONAL POULTRY BODY
MAY HOLD SESSION HERE

whether the National Poultry Breed
ers and Fanciers' Association Will
noiu It's next annual convention in
Richmond or st. Louis will be known
by next Monday night. when the vir-
gina breeders and Fanciers' Associ-
alton IL TO meet here. The choice OF
the national executive committee has
narrowed to the two cities named
Secretary ]. y. IIallihan. of the state
association. has been notified that the
decision Of the executive body will be
made known to him Monday morning.
The annual convention will be held
in January. 1922. About 600 delegates
viii attend from the different states
The meeting OF the State body Mon
day night will be held at s O'Clock
in Smithdeal Hall. Officers OF the as
ISOLATION are w. c. Lassiter, prcsi-
dent: w. r. Todd. vice president: T.
a. Minor. second vice. president: c. r.
Riddick, third vice president; ]. A..
Hallihan. secretary. and ]. L. Bram-
berry. treasurer. The executive COM
mittec consists OF the following; Mrs
w. c. Lasslter. Mrs. r. w. Danncr.
w. H. Briel, II. II. Thomas and c. F..
Cross
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
ANGLO AMERICAN LOVE
FEASTS ARE NUMEROUS

LONDON May 2i.-Aneeio-A American
ccrcmonials this year will be numcr-
Gus.
The Anglo American Society is to
received visit from 4. Stewart.
the leading member OF the American
branch Of the society, who will bring
three busts of George Washington.
One OF these to be placed in Ira
falgar Square. another will be placed
in the crypt OF st. Pauuls Cathedral
and the third will, be presented to
Liverpool Corporation. The last is n
sort of offer to the statue OF Lincoln
which was given to Manchester at n
time when Liverpool also desired to
find place for il.
Another function WAL be the inau-
guration of the Sulgravc Manor Me-
mortal. while Lord Bryce will give
the inaugural lecture in the London
Mansion House under the Watson
Foundation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
UNIVERSITY Scholarships
OFFERED FOR ESSA ONROADS
Contest For Prize Given by H. S. Frestone, of Akron
u, open to High School Students Until June IS
Superintendent Harris Hart Notified.

State Highway Commissioner has
announced the receipt OF a letter from
Thomas H. Mcdonald. chief of the
United States Bureau of Public Roads.
advising him of an essay contest to
he held in the high schools through
out the country on the subject: Good
Roads and Highway Transport" Tho
prize is Il university schola rGhip. of
fercd by II. :. Fircstonc. of Akron.
Ohio. at the request Of the Highway
transportation Education Committee
OF the Department OF Agriculture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
NINE

Hart. state Superintendent Of Public
Instruction. inpressing upon HIM the
Importance of better understanding
The COMMISSIONER aaid he believed
a great deal OF good could be accom-
plished In this way by bringing the
problems OF road construction and
o. young people and their parents.
and interesting their intelligent In
terest in the work being done to Inn
prove the highways of tho State
Commissioner ClaXton has request
ed the cooperation OF State and city
school superintendent throughout
the nation. and it is hoped that the
essay Will be introduced as d part
OF the regular school course where
ever possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

The contest will be open until June
., or the closing OF the high schools
in each locality.
Essays from each State will be
Judged by committee to be named
by the state superintendent of public
instruction. The best essays in each
state will be forwarded to Washing
ton. and the national winner decided
by committee 10 "be appointed by
United States Commissioner of E:duca.
ton Claxton.
Commissioner Coleman has brought
the contest to the attention of Harris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
council committee TO ,Ieet.

The Advertising Committee of City
Council is scheduled to meet at 8
o'clock Monday night. The commits
tee viii consider requests for appro-
priations designed to help in the en-
tcrtainmcnt OF delegates to conven-
tons expected to meet there this year.
The committee has less than $4,000
At it's command. The committee en-
braces Aldermen Adams, NunnaIly and
White. and Councilman Powell, Rose.
HetsrS and Smith - -. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Among the prominent men and
women backing the campaign are
General Nelson A. Miles. Charles
Edward Russell, the Rev. Ernest c..
Smith, D. D., of Washington; Mrs.
Clinton Pinckney Farrell, Of New
York; Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson, Mrs.
Minnie Maddcrn Fiskc. iona Gale,
Bernard Shaw. John Galsworthy,
Edith Wharton and Julia Marlowe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
5e.eo<o~AzvL:'
LNggzy&Zla

Se~o<HA~o o e 1.~.orR lrpoo
White Houses tacit endorsement
of national humane effort to save
dogs. many Humane Societies of the
country have signiiied their will
ingness to cooperate in this nation
wide movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

TIME active support of the First
Lady Of the Land" for the
campaign against the abuses
OF vivisection has stimulated
countrywide demand for the pro-
lection of dogs and animals. The
campaign was launched April 18th,
when the bill TO prohibit expert
ments on living dogs in the United
States was introduced into the 9th
Congress by Senator Henry l..
Myers. of Montana. The bill is
known as the Dog Exemption
Bill"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Legislatures Cooperate

Several state legislatures have
just introduced similar measures
regulating vivisection. Governor
Percival p. Baxter recently intro
duced and passed viviscction re-
form bin in Maine.
Because OF the nationwide in
terest which kss resulted from the
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-23

Lontlra resaisis,l Lloyd
George 4 inSilSt Ell Ne proprie-1
tarii minelor pc niinierii gre
visit 81 consik pentr1l o confe-
rinta. La o. lixata proprietarii
au VENT, iar smuncitorii nu. III
sunt hotarifi faca greva PIMA
ce majoritateaska Fl pentru greya
slrerind "a astfel vor obtinea
maximul reven1icarilor lor.
@ss
Chicago. Dol banditi mar
matt au VENT Wi, ii al cincispre
zecelea etaj all illiei case, unde
era ilstalata D pravalie de bijn-
terri. An constrins pc proprieta-
rrl J. J. Reingold 81 pc calfa lui
sa intrc i'll. camera u1de ian
inchis. Apoi an lnat bijuterii in
pref de 200.O0O dollari 81 au
scapat
&s#&
Congresul preotilpr negri care
s'a deschis Marti sub presedintia
episcopului r. ID. Ilettc, continual
81 va dura palla I4uni ce vine
Consresul a fost deschis de prima.
rul orasulni sFitz Gerald. Doua
suite de preoti neeri iau partt
din toata tara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-23
.ENRICO .CARUS0
Sc 'NSANAT0SEAzA

NEW YORK, % April.-Enri-;
co Caruso parasit eri otelul sau
81 a facut tura de autOmob1l >de
doua ore in parcul central. Din
cauza boalei a scazut 35 funti. IL
bine ca "a ales numai eli att caci
intro vreme sc credea ca fiecare
minuta ii poate aduce moartea. In
% Main va pleca in Italia unde va
petrcce yara cu sofia sa 81 cu fct
tita lor Gloria.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-23
DIN RATRIE

lnvestirea episcopilor de Ora
dea-Mare, Caransebes 81 Gisinar
a avut loc ell ceremonialul anul-
tat. p. S. Lor All sosit La palat la
ora II in 4 Aprilie. De la Nitro
pole an fost +condusi pana a.
palat de un escadron din garda
regala. In sala tronnlui Sc aflau
ministrii, reprezentantii justitiei
81 al arlnatei. Episcopii au fost
1ntrodusi pc rind: Gurie, Bedescu,
Ciorogariu. Dl Goga citestc di-
ploma de investire lar M. s. Re-
gele incredinteaza carja pasto-
rala, Inaltii prelati dau toate a
sigurarile ca vor conlucra spre
.binele tarei. NJ. s. REGGIE trans
La festivitate au asistat 81 NJ. Sa
din Dridiff, carl an fost indelung
mite felicitarile.
Regina, Principele Nicolae si Priu
cipesa Marioara. Dupa solemnita-
te 4 avut Joe . MASH IA MitrD-
polie.
De Il ! Aprilie ofieiile postalt
yor print pachete ii scrisori cs
ramhnrs.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-23

&c pamant va fl expropriat.


In discutia reformei agrare pc
articole la Senat, s'au adus oare-
earl modificari art. 8, prin care
Sc fixcaza ce pamint va fl expro-
priat.
II publican in ultima redac-
tare. asa cum fost votat.
Sc declara sexpropriat partial:
Panlantnl cultivabil al mosiilor
particulare, arendate 81 cultivate
prin arendasi la % Aprilie 1920
sau 81 astazi arpndate, de la urma
toarele snprafete in sus: 100 hec-
tare la malnte, deal 81 la ses in
regiunile umdel cererile de impro-
prietarire sunt mari; $50 hectare
la ses in req mile ulde cererilc
de improprietllf hire sunt mijlocii !;
$50 hectare la ses in regi,lnile
unde cererile de improprietarire
sunt satisfacute.
Fac exceptie mosiile arendate
de parintii copiilor, de tutorii mi
norilor sau interzisilor, de seche-
sstrii judiciari; mosiile dotale 81
parafernale, precum 81 aeelea ale
functionarilor publici 81 militari-
ior; Mosiile arendate in timpul
ocupatiei 81 al caror proprietari
erau mobilizati san estateci.
Pamintul cultivabil al mesiilor
particulare cultivate de proprie-
tarii lor precum 81 al mosiilor ex-
ceptate de la punctul a. de la
urmatoarele -suprafete in sus:
100 hectare IA munte 81 deal
200 hectare Ia ses in regiunile
unde cererife de improprietarirt
sunt mari;
300 hectare la ses in regiunilt
nnde cererile de improprietarire
sunt mijlocii;
! 500 hectare Ia ses in regiunilt
unde cererile de improprietarir,
sunt satisfacnte.
/ Sc intelege prin regiuni cn .ce
reri de improprietarire mari acel'
regiuni nnde pamAntnl expro
priat astazi. san e4propriabil pril
dispozitiunile Art 4 81 8, alin. q
nu indestuleaza ne toti mobilza
til indreptatitis prin reginni q
cereri de improprietarire mil
Elocii acolo ande mobilizatii in
4 dreptatiti snnt ladestulati, si pril
regiuni Gu ceres de i1nproprieta
rire satisfacute eeele reeiuni n,ld
toti acei ,indrep t pot fl inprp
y prietariti.
(''Patria" 2 Artie).
!, Legea trebn se inteleag'
astfel Cd il. M I'M regat, mosis
1.s.. ik{ se 8 xs u ksas -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-23
iNf0RE|AlyJN|

lOf, Spulllill cat Va lIebui ?" -"
seasca Germania. Aceasta fost
,onclusiunea departamentlllui del
stat dupa ce s'a pnblicat nota
44ermaniei 81 raspunslll dat de
Hughes. Sc crede ca ambele par
,idc, i Germanii 81 aliatii vor tl|
siliti sa accepte ,parerile iStatelor]
unite. Parerea lui Hughes este
4, representarea Americei la dis
.utiile dintre partide este de
aorit.
Femeile din Cleveland sc orga-
,Aeaza din greu. All au avnt 0
iiscutie pentru ca sa sc puma
:andidatura unei femei la postul
lie comisar al orasului' 81 de mem
bru in comisia de educate. Ale
yerile sc vor face la Joanna vii
toare. Dina Sydall, presedinta
ligci femeilor a declarat ca aceas-
ia lru este chestie de partid ci
'iemeife, inteleg astfel sa-si valo-
reze dreptml lor de sufragiu.
Bound Brook, n. J. La Heming
way Chemical Company $ "a spart
un tub care continea gazuri otra-
vitoare. All dimineata gazurile
'au raspindit peste intreg orasul
n asa masura ca locuitorii an
fost siliti sd fuga. Tot loclitorii
lin strazile vecine Gu fabrica au
fugit, unii i'm automobile, altii pc
JOS. S 'au impartit muncitoriloi
masti de gaz earl an incercat Sa
repareze tubul.
Abba opt zile mai desparte pe
muncitorii orasu!ui de la terminu
cand expira vechiul contract co
iectiv. In | Maiu va trebui iscali'
IN nOu contract. Patronii, toti C:
totii doresc s;i reduca platile in
Il
TO masnra unacceptable pentrl
muncitori. Diferendlll mare $
eel $4,000 muncitori mteresat
mai bine yor greva de eat sd ce
| ieze. Pertractarile continual.
| Bugetul departamentnlui d
imarina a ajuns All La camera d
"a comitetul care la examina!
Bugetul prevcde 1896. .001. .23. Des
| pre- desarmare nu face nici a
lmintire. Partea peniru noui con
l,structii navale pc anul ce vim
este de 10000. 900 dollari.
i Porcii S 'au vindut All foart
ieftin. Suta de funti, pc piciol
s'a vindnt ell $500. Acesta e ce
mai mic pret in eel din urn
cinci-sase ami. Negutatorii a.
teapta ca Sc vor 81 mai ieftini.
i Membrii conitetului scolar S
, vor intruni in mai multe sari s
ldiscnte hugetul viitorului an scs
lar. Prima se8linta Sc va tine
lLani. Bugetul anului actual
fost de 13 milioann dollari, iar, 1
eelui viitor va fl Approximate
de Is.
u Pavia, Italia. - Depntatul $
cialist Maffi a patio eri. I
grup de nationalist la atacat ]
! strada spunindn-i sa strige: ''Tr
e iasca Italia" Depatatul a resist
: 81 nn a indeplinit pofta nation
: iistilor. Atunci Eau prins 81 un
j dintre Ell ia ras barba.
4 Paris. - BRAND va avea All
d ri grea cand va Fl inaintata 6
a merei bueetul ADDITIONAL de 1O,00'
Z 600 franci pentru chemarea 8,
J arme a continentului 1921. Con
sia de finante a camerei nu a a
ceptat acest buget. Sc crede
lpe tema aceasta va cadea Brian
81 va da locul lui Poincare, Ca
, va ispravi radical Gu Germania.
Chicago. III. Economistul \
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