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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
DEMOCRATS TO AWAIT
MOVES BY REPUBLICANS
DAY of Promises Past. Minority in
Congress VIII Watch Day OF
Performances.
POLITICAL CLASH fNPEJ,TED
Prediction Is That Congress Will
Not BE i'm Session Lon. Before
Party Fights Will BE in Prog
POLITICAL CLASH tyrECTE1
ny j. I,rcdrrick r.ssar,.
Washington Correspondent, OF Y
Zines Dispatch.

Washington Correspondent, OF The
Zines bis patch.
| WASHINGTON. April Politics
OF purely partisan sor, IS adiotrned
more completely right now than at
any other time since the Novcm Der
election.
The Democratic organization has
assumed "a waiting attitude. u wants
10 see what the new administration
ana The new Congress have to deliver.
The day OF Republican promises is
rast The day of Republican per-
t"rmancc has conc
Republican leaders with their over
wh"imng maJoritics in 10th branches
oi Congress, and their uncnallcnEcd
c"htro. "i the whole governmental
works have been TOO busy ADJUSTING
tn" harness TO give thought to what
they regard as totally impotrnt mi
ioritics facing them.
Poiiticni Clash Expected.
Hut in spite of Democratic ussur-
ahc"S OF auicsccncc. ii not acTuics-
ccncc, on the one hand. and Rcpub-
lican Indifference TO opposition. on
the other. the chances arc that the
new session OF Congress Will not be
far advanced before there is :, clash
which in effect. Will mark the begin
ninE OF - new campaign Of political
forces in this country.
The pcmocratic' vigi:antcs ar, well
organized They are led in the SEN
ate by Oscar Underwood. one of the
most Skiiiful parliamentary leaders
his party has developed in a decade
%: more. In the House Representa-
tive Claude kitchin will function. ana
although he has not enjoyed good
health for more than a year. he is
declared by his friends TO To able to
meet all com"rs in the debates which
are expected before many weeks have
passed.
Mnjor PARTIES Marking rimc.
Meanwhile the two major party or
Sanizations are marking time. They
are busy collecting money with which
10 meet their deficits preparatory TO
CONTINUED on Page >, Col. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
HARRIS BREAKS DOWN;
DENIES KILLING ELWELL
Sclf-Confcsscd Slayer of Whist
Wizard Says Original Dcclara-
tion Was False.
TOLD STORY TO TEST WIFE,.
After Signing Rcpudiatinc State.
mcn'. Is Locked LIP and Held
NithOu. Bail - Charge Against
Prisoner Withdrawn
LNv Aesociatcd prcs. /

htfFALo. =. Y. April i0.--Roy
Harris held here by tho police on
his confession that nc was concerned
in the murder Of Joseph Il. sJweil
IN Ncw York last June today con-
fes&ed that his stor: is not true.
The nriGoner had been questioned for
two hours 10y District Attorney Moore.
At tn" cnd Of which time he mad.
i statement admitting that his orig
ina! declaration was al false.
Mr.. Moore sent word 10 Charles
: whitman and Captnin Caroy. OF
the %ew York police. who were On
their way to Buffalo. Tho develop
mont may cause them to change their
plans and return - Nrw York from
Albany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
The Weather

Fair and continued cold today: to-
morrow fair with rising temper
nturrs and moderate winds.
For weather report see Editorial Page.
The Washington times., 1921-09-30

third from where he easily scored
when johnson ratified a single to
right.
johnson did not allow a hit during
The first three innings. Collins break.
ing the ice in the fourth with a sin
gle to left. 1t was not till the sixth
that the Sox were able to do anything
with the big Washington hurler. Then
they punched five hits for four runs
and the victory.
Foster tripled to center with one
down in that sixth. Pratt rolled to
Harris whose throw to the plate was
too low to catch Foster. Pratt reached
first in safety and went up when
McInnis singled sharply to left. Col.
ms tore off a single to left. scoring
Pratt.
Joe Bush came up for the light.hit.
ting Pittenger and hammered a two.
bagger to right In came McInnis
and Collins. Bush thought he could
reach third but the deadly relay from
Milan to Harris to Shanks snuffed
him out at the far corner, Scott's
double to center was wasted when
0Rourke threw out Walters.
The Washington times., 1921-09-30

Today the Red Sox are within strik
Ing distance of the first division. They
are but ten points behind Mcbride
gang and mean to pass them before
Sunday. A single game will be play.
ed here today, followed by a double
header on Saturday.
Johnson's defeat broke the big pitch.
er's winning streak. He had won his
last six starts, while the Griffs them.
selves had won seven games in a row
before coming to Fenway Park.
Griffs Grab One.
The Griffs grabbed one run in the
very first inning, throwing a score
into the fans. Jones started with a
pass to Judge. Harris sacrificed and
Zeb Milan, the veteran Washington
outfielder, shot a single to right,
bringing Judge across the plate.
An amusing incidenr happened be-
fore the Washingtonians were re.
tired. After Rice had popped to Pratt,
Gosiin was" safe when Del fumbled
his grounder. Shanks hit to short. the
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
maryland GOES .
=. To JERSEY FOR
GAME: TOMORROW
Georgetown Plays at Home.
While G. w. U. and c. U.
Lads Travel Away.

Maryland University football play
ers are In New Brunswick, N. j.. to-
day. Tomorrow they play Foster
Sanfords Rutgers eleven. which won
by to 0 last season. Both Maryland
and Rutgers are in better shape for
tomorrow's battle than they were at
this, time last year.
George Washington University foot.
ball players trek to Charlottesville,
Va. tomorrow morning to tackle Rice
Warren's Virginia eleven. The
Hatchetites will be satisfied to hold
Virginia, which is farther advanced.
The Catholic University eleven, with
Coach Phil Robb in charge, sets foot
in Richmond, Va, tomorrow. after
noon to show Frank Dobson's Rich
mond College eleven a thing or two
about the game.
Georgetown tackles the Lebanon
Valley football team tomorrow after
noon at American League Park. The
Hilltoppers, after seeing Penn State
slam the Pennsylvanians for a 53.to-0
score. expect to make a sizeable total
tomorrow.
Gallaudet had a game with Camp
Humphreys. but called 1t off on &C.
count Of the fact that the soldiers
were unprepared.
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
SEVEN0F YALE'S .
GR|D|R0NMEN0N
.HOSP|TA[L|sT.
However, None Of. Victims Were
SheIved as Result, of Game
- With Bates. ~ .

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 30.-AI
though Yale's football policy for this
fall has included the most careful
supervision. physically Of the gJidiror
squad, seven players have already
reached the hospital squad. They and
their causes of disability are as fol
lows:,' -.
Charley c., Hearn. freshman back;
field star of last year. tonsilitis. Will
return to the squad next week.
Reginald Batty, freshman guard last
year, operation for appendicitis. Elk
pected to be able to play in final
games, F.
Harry Cross, guard last year; sh..ul,
der bruised; will play next week.
Eddie Jones, substitute quarterback
ankle wrenched; will play in three
weeks. ="
Ted Blair, freshman captain and
tackle last year; hay fever; has just
rejoined the squad.
Emerson Quaile, substitute tackle
and guard last year; knee wrenched;
will play by November ].
John MacKay, guard last season;
shoulder bruised; will play in a week
or two. r.r<., y -. -
The variety of injuries and illnesses
indicates that there is no way Of les
sening the number. They come from
fost unexpected sources and appear
Newell Niedlinger, leading freshman
halfback last season, has rejoined the
squad. Some technicality in one of
his scholarship courses had made his
uncertain.
The last prominent player of last
season who will rteurn this year, Her
bert Herr. has reported. He is a for.
candidate for guard. but will
hardly attain condition in time to be
a AVAILABLE for three weeks.
In spite of the numerous illnesses
and injuries. no player on either side
was injured in the strenuous Yale
Bates game Saturday. Tim Callahan,
Yale's captain the past two seasons.
spent yesterday with the Yale football
officials. He has been studying in Ok
ford, England, since the Yale foot
ball season closed. but will go into
business in New York city immedi-
ately. He is a former center rush Of
caliber.
The Washington times., 1921-09-30

ball bounding ZIP and hitting Milan
on the head. Milan was declared out
and Shanks credited with a hit, but
Milan required a lot Of attention from
his trainer before he could resume
play.
The Sox came right back in their
half of the first and tied the score.
Harris fumbied Leibold's grounder
and then tossed wildly, letting Leibold
each second. Foster waited and
walked. both runners advancing on
Del Pratt's sacrifice. While Shanks
was throwing out McInnis, Leibold
scored. Collins fly to Goslin left Fos'
ter stranded at third.
Griffs Forge Ahead.
The Griffs forged ahead in the
fourth. Shanks opened with pass,
O'Rourke famed and as Pi>tnich was
doing the same thing Snanks stole
second. Walters pegrto' second was
moor and Shanks kept right on Ito
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
VIRGINIA LOOKS
FOR.G.W.U. TEAM
TOPUT UPRIGHT
Tie Game Of Fifteen Years. Ago
Still in Minds of charlottes-
vile Eleven.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Sept.
in mind the 0.to-0 tie
which resulted from the last en-
counter between George Washington
and Virginia in the season Of 1906,
Coach Warren is sparing no efforts
in the preparation of the Orange
and Blue outfit for tomorrow's fray
at Lambeth Field.
Very little dope has come to the
ears OF the Virginians concerning
what is to be expected of the Wash
ington gridders, but previous expert
ences with gridiron delegations from
the Capital City are calculated TO
encourage thorough : preparedness.
The splendid form exhibited by the
Orange and Blues last Saturday when
1t Vanquished D." the Davidson Wild
Cats. % to o., justifies hope IL not
confidence in future successes.
Improve Forward Pass.
Encouraged by the excellent aerial
work displayed in that encounter,
Coach Warren is directing good bit
of attention toward perfecting that
in so doing he is not neglecting prac.
tice in line sma shing for which Harris
and Zundel have such an extraordi.
nary knack.
Tomorrow the generalship of the
Virginians will be entrusted alter
nately to Witt, Darlington and Eos
ter. all of whom deserve mention for
their dependable head work and accur-
ate passing. : Maphis and Harris will
share the full back position and both
can be counted on as a reliable driv.
ing force.
Has Two Heavy Lines.
Virginia is fortunate in having this
season two lines of almost equal
weight and efficiency from which it
is hard to pick. Although the heav.
lest line in recent records OF Virginia
squads. averaging something over 1870
pounds from tackle to tackle, it is
not lacking in speed and is equally
dependable in its defensive and often.
sive work.
The lineup. which will start Satur-
days game is essentially the same as
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
WEST VIRCINIA'S STAR
QUARTERBACK INJURED

MoRGANToWN, w. Va, Sept. 80.
Nick Nardacci. star quarterback Of
the West Virginia eleven, will be out
of the Cincinnati game and possibly
out of the Pitt contest, due to rup-
tured ligaments in his shoulder. The
accident occurred on the last play
yesterday afternoon. .. ... 3.
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
Wolverines Ready.

The Wolverines, seventy.five
pound football team, want GAMES with
clubs in their class. z. Rabbit, 524
Eighth street northeast, can be reach.
ed by telephone at Lincoln 2191 be-
tween and p. m. The team is made
up of Buck Pugh, Buck Weldon, Der.
nard Fairfax, Ed Moore. Sam Latona,
Benny Latona, James Cockrell, Alan
Fairfax, Ralph Bucca. A. B. Dant and
Tom Neuman.
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
Lack OF Steadiness
Costs Big Up-Sets
In Golf -.

As long as the champion can re-
tain his steadiness his title is safe.
No matter how : brilliant other
phases Of his game may be. the
loss of steadiness precedes an
upset. .... - -
Three of the, players in the anna
tepr golf Recommendations,
0uimet, and Jones--went down to
defeat because of lack of steadi-.
ness. ~, ~ :.
Spectacular brilliancy at times.
results in "birdies," but it is old
man George w. Steadiness who
keeps the score down around par
in the long run. y " "'.'
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
Junior to Report.

All members of the Washington A.
c. Juniors are asked to report to Capt
Mckeever at 10 a. m. Sunday for
practice. Roy Ambrogi. 1922 Four
teenth street northwest, North POPS, is
manager and wants to hear from Dis
trict teams.
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
IRooUoIS AND WARWIcKs
WILL PLAY TOMORROW

The Iroquois A. c. will play the
Warwicks Saturday at 3 o'clock on
the football grounds at Seventeenth
and b streets southeast.
The warwicks have a strong eleven.
Coach Dan Altman, of the Iroquois.
wants the following players to report
on the field at 2 o'clock: Schruggs,
Harding, Mier, Chapman, Werres,
Hunt. Humphrey, O'Lone, j. Altman.
La Billie, Wolf, and J. Murphy.
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
MaryIanders Come.

George Washington University
football players make their first
appearance at home next Saturday
at Union League Park when coach
Quigley's eleven faces Western
Maryland. The teams played to
7-all tie last fall.
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
GEORGE MOGRIDGE ENTERS
BOX TO HOLD UP GRIFFS
BY BURT WHITMAN.

BOSTON, Sept 3oGeorge Mogdge, the winning
expected be Manager McBdes oppose
BED Sox in the second Of the series here today Mogge clever
featured the Washington
bother Hqghy Duffys boys not little It probable that Joe Bush
There is joy in the Washington today
defeat
straight would have been that Jones
Johnson
the Grfs of third place. = = 7T720' -
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
Drill for Mohawk Eleven.

The Mohawk A. c. will hold a
signal drill this evening at $50
o'clock at Seventeenth and D streets
southeast in preparation for their
first game with the Seamen Gunners
School Sunday.
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
Roper Sees Penn.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 30.-BilI
Roper, Princeton's varsity coach, was
a visitor at Franklin Field yesterday
md was visibly impressed by the
looks Of the Quaker forwards.
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
Manhattans Book Two.

Manhattan A. c., Of northeast, will
play Arlington A. c.. of the Airing.
ton County League. on the Rosedale
field Saturday at. 4 p. m.,- and on
Sunday will meet the Old Dutch
Market team at 1880 a. m. at Union
League Park.
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
Plays EPISCOPAL.

Eastern High School meets the
Episcopal High today in two games.
The first Eastern eleven plays the
first Episcopal team while the junior
elevens meet afterward.
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
/ "
WARRINGTON TIMEC >CPORD $$ $$$$$$ :$$$$$$5$

that which greeted Davidson last
week. and is as follows:
. Left end. Davis; left tackle, Shackle-
ford; left guard, Hall; center, Hank.
ms: right guard, Fenwick; right
tackle. Clark; right end, Niche, quar-
terback. Witt;~left halfback. Captain
Rinehart; fullback. Maphis, right half
back, Oppleman.
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
Want Grid Games.

The Naval Hospital eleven unlim-
tied class would like to arrange with
fast teams in the District. Call
West 627.
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
Conzaga Eleven Ready.

The Gonzaga gridiron squad is fast
rounding into shape under the guild
ance of Coach Jack Sullivan. Con
zaga is expected to have a heavy
schedule this year.
The Washington times., 1921-09-30
SERIES MONEY SLIPS

Totals, .ss II ~ 1si Totals. 80 St2S II
'Batted for Pittenger in sixth inning.
tMilan out in first. hit by fair 'batted
ball! ...-. ...-..h g.
Washington, ........ o;I oo,O05o-2
Boston. ,....:.,.,... 1 o 90 Q 900, x-5
Runs-Judge, Shanks. LeiboId, Foster
Pratt. McInnis. J. Collins, .Errors-HsTris,
Pratt. Walters. Two.base hits-Rice, u.
Collins, Bush, Scott. Three. base hlts--
Foster. Stolen bases-Shs nks, -. Collins,
Sacrifice, hfts-Harris, Pratt. Left on
ba decentralization, IS; Boston, s. First
base on bslls-off Johnson 3; off Jones. s.
Struck out-By johnson, 2; by Jones. 2.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-23
SCANDAL IN CAMERA DEPU.
TATILoR FRANCEZI.

Paris, % Nov. - Dol deputatl
communist, acuzand guvernul Gu
tradare de patrie pentru ca a de-
clarat ''razboiu criminal Rusiei,
au cauzat un scandal groaznic in
camera deputatilor de care nu $ a
mai vazut de generatiile ce ira.
iesc. Sedinta fost suspendata de
doua ori 81 dupa &c guvernul
primit AS voturi contra 165, CO.
munistii au facut 0 galagie mare,
fiuierfnd, strigand, incaierindu-se
Gu deputatii nationalist 81 apoi au
cantat Internationala. Scandalul
Sc inceput atunci cand comunistii
au cerut eliberarea celor dol re-
vcltati de L. Mares Neagrx IA
dins Il Marty, carl II fost alesi
|de eoasihsfi nllnieipali q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-23
CONGRESUL VA LUA
VACANTA PIMA LA
5 DECEMBRIE

Washington, % Nov.-Azi dimi-
neata s'a hotarit de ambele camere
ale congresului ca maine seara sa
la vacanta pana la sezonul regulat
de iarna, care incepe in ziua de 5
Decembrie.
Mai multi membri al parlamen-
tului din Statele indepartate an 81
plecat All dupa amiaza ca ga alum
ga la timp acasa pentru Thanks
giving Day.
Fiecare reprezentant al natiunei
capat& subventie de 20 cent? de
fiecare mila della Washington 81
panx la resedinta in statul caruia
apartine 81 locuieste, 81 alti 20 cent?
de mila pentru yoiajul cand Sc re-
intoarce.
Suma aceasta Sc plateste din par
tea guvernului federal 81 deputatul
.sau senatorul este 1ndreptatit Ia ca
fie Cd face sau nu voiajul.
I'm senator san un deputat din
Statele de pc coasta Pacificului ca
'patx cam t1,200.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-23
Lloyd George va VeIi in
.DeceInvTie IA Washington

Londra, % Nov. - Dupa con-
ferinta a cabinetului britain, Gu
care ocaziune s 'au luat in discu
tie chestiile externe, -s'a comu-
nicat ca Lloyd George va pleca,
GU toata probabilitatea, la Wash
ington in primele zile ale lunii
Decemvrie. Decisiunea finala va
depinde de consfatuirea ce va
avea loo name intre dansul 81 Sir
James Craig, premierul Ulsteru
lui, Gu privire la chestia Irlandei.
Cabinetul s'a ocupat 81 Gu noul
tratat turco-francez facut 1ntre
guvernul Frantei 81 eel al lui
Kemal Pasa. Acest tratat este o
lovitura intereselor britane. Fran
ia, fara ca sd consulte guvernul
britain, a facut un tratat Gu Ke-
NAL. De respunsul francez, ce Sc
va da la cererea de lamuriri a
Britaniei, depinde solidaritatea
anglo-franceza in chestiile din
Orientul apropiat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-23
PRTNCTPESA MARIA
LOCODITA
Unica fata q regelui Engliterei
Sc casatoreste dupa un
Vic0nte.

LONDRA, % Nov.-In seara a
ceasta s'a anuntat logodna Princi-
pesei Maria, unica fiica q Regelui
George 81 a Reginei Maria, Gu Vi
contele Lascelles.
vicontele Lascelles (Henry
George Charles Lascelles) fiul eel
mai mare al Lordului Harewood,
de 80 ami 81 princesa Maria fost
de "a in Aprilie trecut.
Vicontele, care fost educat Ia
Eaton, . fost atasat de ambasadb
Ia Roma intre 1905 81 1907, 81 ad.
jtitantul Guvernorului General q
Canadei della 1907 pana h 1911. q
q seryit Gu distinctie in razbciul
european. A fost de trei ori rant
81 distias prin ordine de q 81 deco
Yat - Crpcea ~ R6lhoiu franeez&
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-23
EXILATIL0R LIE PLACE
MADEIRA

Funchal, % Nov. = Fostul i'm
parat Carol 81 sofia sa Zita si-au
exprimat multamirea pentru pri-
mirea ce Ii s'a facut in capitala
insulelor Madeira in saptamana
trecuta. Eli sunt incantati de eli
ma 81 plantatia insulei.
Resedinta permanenta a pare
chef regale va fl Villa Victoria, o
parte din Reds Palace Hotel.
Villa este situata in mijlocul unei
gradini admirabila, la inaltime
de 15O urine asupra marii. Are
fmprejurimi pitoresti. Din aceas-
ia villa Sc poate vedea tot orasul
Funchal. 0 carare duce din gra.
dina la marginea marii unde sunt
instalatii separate de scalda, de
vislat 81 de pescuit.
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De ALE z|LEI


Sc site cd am ununtat la timp
cd in ziua de II Novembrie von,
snchide colectd pentru Universitd-
tea Populard Nicolae Iorgo della
VdlenH de Mn,ste, 81 Sc site 81 acea
cd mean, tinut de rorbd, an, inche-
iot-o 81 am pmblicat resultatul, 81
credinta mea fost cd afacerea este
incheidtd, ddr man inselat, cdci,
si!ele trecMte primesc della Societa-
tea "Inviere0" din Martins Ferry,
Ohio, urn,dtOdreG scrisoare:
Stimate die Pdscu-
MOI am cetit Cd u'ati hotdrit ca
in giud de II N0Uembrie sd inchi-
deti colecta pentru Universitatea
Populard della Vdlenii de Mumte,
dar am crezut cd dti sis asa, mun,ai
ca sd indemnati pc cei carl an des-
chs liste pentru acest scop, sd tri-
mitd mai curd,,d sumele adumate,
81 cum moi, DIN causa MAJ multor
imprejurdri, dveam nun,ai vre-o
cdtiva dolari coIectati, ne-am zis !:
Lasd Cd NO inckide, nun,ai glu-
nseste. Sd MAJ dam 0 roatd sd MAJ
adundm ceua, 81 i-am spus colecto-
rulu, fratele George Muntean, sd
dea cor, 81 q dat omul, dar cdnd sd
zicem 81 MOI DO0nane ajutd, veden,
Cd ma fost glatmd 81 v'ati tinut de
curint, snchizdnd colecta, 81 ne-am
intrebat:
Ce facem cu baniie
Unm cd-i alba, oltii cd-i neagrd
81 altn cd-i bdltatd. fel de fel de
planuri, la urnld insd am cdsut Ia
intelegere So trimitem d-trd, ca sd
faceti Gun, ueti sta, sd viriti 81 mo-
desta moastrd smns6 IN granada ma
re, ca sd fam 81 mon in rind Gu fratil
nostri din alte 0rdse 81 nu ne IN
doim cd veti fl att de bun sd fa-
cef dcest Iucru.
Asa dnr, aldtssrat pria,aits 81 din
parfea n0dstrd sMnsG de S,22, dO,,atl
de persOdnele snsemndte pc hsta
aldturatd.
Dorind progres 81 inaintdre tu-
turor carl luptd pentru binele aea-
mulW romdmesc, sicem sd trdidscd
dem0cratul romdn Nicolae Iorgd.
Primiti salutul nostru frdtesc.
In munaele societdtm "Imvierea
din Martins Ferry, o.,
DIONISIE SANDRU,
Presedinte
GEO. B. GAVA,
Secretdr.
= 81 ce era sa fac? Duminica
trecuta, intamplandu-se sd fie a
dunarea directiei Inst. Tip. am ex-
pus cazu), 81 mi-au zis:
"Da-i drumu sa mearga !" 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-23
IN kTENTIA CELOR CE
VOR SA DEVINACETATENI
AMERICANA
81 in atentia celor ce nu stu
scrie 81 ceti.

Pentru rOmanii ce vOr sd devina
cetateni americani (cari vor sa al
ba hartia a doua) s'a instituit un
ours de incetatenire in scoala din
coltul Detroit Ave. 81 w. 10th.
Stunt rugati deci toti acei romani
carl yor sd devina cetateni ca sd
cerceteze aces4 ours ce sc tine in
fiecare Luni della Z la 8 seara.
Tot in acest local Sc tin cursuri
de limba engleza pentru acei carl
nu stu inca englezeste, sau vor sa
faca progres mai mare. Acest cars
este incredintat doamnei Baciu Ca
re tine prelegeri in fiecare Luni 81
Mercuri seara, intre orele 10.
Gu aceasta ocazie rugam pc tot
carl nu stu de loc "a scrie 81 sd
ceteasca ca sa Sc presinte Gu toata
fncrederea 81 fara nici sfiala
doamnei Baciu in localul 81 la o.
rele sus-amintite, cdci doamns
Baciu STA luat sarcina ca Sd VIII
teze pc acesti oameni in casele lol
81 sa lie dea cunostintele elementa
re acasa la eli.
Luand in considerare ca poat,
Sc vor afla intre romanii de aic
earl nu stu inca q ceteasca si 81
scrie 81 fiindca aceste cursuri sun
absolut gratuite (f&ra nici 0 pla
ta), ar fl bine ca toti acesti roman
81 romance 50 Sc preainte doamnei
Baciu care Gu atita fnsufletire ii
face munca "a nobilxe
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Washington, % Nov. - Amba-
sadorul Shidehara, unul dintre
delegatii japonezi la conferinta
din Washington, mereu in pat
Gu ferbinteli. Locul sau la confe-
rinta va Fl luat de un altul, eel
putin in mod temporar. Fri s'a
dat un comunicat official desprc
starea lui ca dansul va Fl, proba-
bill, in stare sa-si reia locul Ia
masa de stature inainte de ter
minarea saptamanii. Boala hui
mare nici 0 dnsemnatate politica,
precum s'a anuntat Ia legatia
japoneza.