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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Negru Voda" din
Mckees Rocks, Pa. Convoaca pc
toti fratii membrm de a lqla parte
la Sedinta lunara care sc va tinea
Dumineca in 6 Februarie 1924
care va fl in Hala Societatii de
sub No. 242 HELEN Str.
Inceputul la, orele l 80 p. IN.
Find multe chestii de resolvat
sunt rugati toti membri a lua
parte la aceasta sedinta de mare
insemnatate.
Rugam 81 pc toti fratii romlni
doritori de deveni membri So
cietatii vor ii primiti Gu dragoste.
:, In numele Soc. "Negru Voda",
Lasar Dragos, Presedinte. !,
I.tCraiovean, !. Secretar priln.
(25-26).
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PERF|DIA OMENEASCA
- Roman Contimporan
De G. B. PASCU
: Roman Contimporan :.
De G. r. PASCU

seara, resuflind usurata ca STA
luat sarcina mare pc care 10
pllsese sora-sa pc umeri 81 dupa
ce in timpul cinei comunica lui
Titu cd toate sunt aranjate 81 e
ultima noapte. i'll care Clotilda
Va dormi in casele Ell, cobom 81
Gina yesela, dispusa La glume 81
la hazuri Gu Clotilda, imbimd-o
sa bea, Gu mai multa sirguinta ca
alta data, bind 81 dinsa dar c.l
cumpatare ca sd nu Sc anne
teasca.
Dupa masa jucara piket, la
sind pc Clotilda sa cistige de
patrn orr, patru pahare de cog
neac 81 pc la oreh IL o lua de
brat 81 0 conduse in ,dormitor, 81
sunind, veni Ana, Garcia ii spuse
sa pregateasca doua cafele, pc
earl sa lie aduca in dOrmitor.
A mea sd fie Gu cogneac. Al
,auzit Ano!.'s striga Clotilda.
Da, in amindona, edte-va pi,.
euri, zise Adelina, pc cfnd Ana
esea pc llsa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02

y
Peste doua zile Sc relntoarse,
yesela, ziclnd ca Amalia avut
un atac de inima dar s'a facut
bine. La spus ca a rugat-o sd
faca niste tirgueli pentru ca din
Lyon, ca in Grenoble nu Sc ga
sesc stofe. fine 81 doua ri Sc Va
duce sa tirguieasca. Peste ri avn
un conflict Gu bucatareasa 81 GU
fata din casa, 81 ii spuse Clotildei
ca numai e chip de suferit 81 tre-
.bue sd lie inlocuiasca 81 verlsoari-
sa la raspuns ca priveste, Cd ed
mu Sc amesteca in afacerile Ell.
find econoama casei, 81 pima
seara ambele au fost inlocuite, Gu
,persoane in carl avea deplina in
credere.
In seara acea, pretextind ca Sc
simte obosita, Sc culca in patul ei.
Gotlda find cu totul ametita,
ilu facu nfci o fnlpotrivire.
A doua ii sub pretext ca yrea
sa fsca tirguielile necesare pleed
pc Ia zece ri s'a refnApoiat pc
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~ - -,57t.7- fis@Ff5s7ff FI!.s7l " n IS
scott din fire al sd patesti rau.
O criminala ca tine ar trebui sd
fie mai Gu minte 81 mai asculta-
toare".
Zee yorbesti de crima Ce cri.
ma am comis9" intreba ClOtilda
svircolindu-se sd scape din Strin-
soarea bratului, care era prins ca
intr'un clestc de fer in NINA
Adelinei.
''Ai uitatY Him! Copilul. Prun-
cul nelegiuirei tale. Ce uituca
esti!'' zise Adelina batjocori-
tOare.
Zee prunc? Care prltnc?" in
treba Clotilda palind la fata.
Adelina zimbi satisfacuta, va
zind ca amenihtarea Ell produse
efectul dorit 81 urma:
! 'Acela pc care l'ai nascut 81
dupa ce l'ai gitnit TAI ingropat
N magazia de carbuni. All in
drazneala sd tagaduiestii Docu-
mentul la mine. MultumeSte ca
ma cazut in mini streilre, Cd as
taxi al Fl fnchisoare. Lam pus
bine ca sd nu dea cineva de Ell.
Asa ceva nu Sc pastreaza in scri-
nuri ci Sc distruge''.
"Asaf All scotocit prin hartUle
mele 81 l'ai furati Hoato. T1lha-
roaica. yipera veninoasaE' striga
Clotilda syircolilpdu-se sd scape
de strfnsoarea Adelinei, care ur-
ma ) 70 tina de brat.
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CO N voc A r K

Societatea R6nana ode Ajutor
81. Cultura ''Ulpia Traiana'' ~ din di!
Erie, Pa. Convoaca pc totl1mem-
bri sal de a lua parte la sedinta
Generala lunara ce va avea loc
in 6 Februarie 1921 in Hala So
cietatii proprie din 1133 Penna
Ave. Sedinta Sc Va deschlde la
orele ? p. M precis. La ordinea
zilei vor fl mai mlllte chestll de
resolvat in interesul Societatli.
Deci fie-care membru obligat
a lua parte la aceasta sedlnta 81
toti aeei membri care sunt i'll
restanta Gu Cotele lunare sunt
rugati a 81 achita datoria fata de
Societate 81 de Uniune GU data
de mai slls ca altfel nu sc pot
bucura de beneficiu pentru ca
asa ne cerc regrllamentul 81 Sta
tutele noui fata de Societate cit
Isl de Tniune.
In numele Societatii "Ulpia
Traiana" va salutam GU stlma
Ercnim Verdea, Presedinte.
M. Gambasan, Secretar.
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Inceputll1 va II la orele I seaua

Inceputn1 va II la orele I seaa,a
Masa va Fl frumos lmpodobita
pentru onoratii oaspeti, lar Mu-
zica loan Mutu din Canton, Ohio
va distra pc on. public Gu cele
mai frumoase arii rationale 81
Dams.
Nasi vor fl Dl 81 Dna Nicolae
81 Lodovica Sotcan din comuna
Voivodenii- Mari judetul Fagaras
(Romania).
Pana la revedere va asteptau
Gu drag.
M1Ru 81 NASH, Alliance, O
P. s. Rugam calduros pc nea
muri, consateni, 81 pretini, carr
nu au capatat invitari speciale ;
binevoi lua aceasta in conside
rare, ca invitare.
(22 e. 25).
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IN VT A R E

Dl Tcodosie Talaba din cOmuna
Noivodeni-Ma judctul Fagaras,
Romania) Are onoare va face
cunoscut CasatOria Sd Gu D-soara
ROzeta Iaru.
D-nisoara Rozeta Iaru din CO.
muna Lddisor judetul FagaraS,
Romania) are onoarea a va
face cunoscut Casatoria Sd Gu
D-nul Teodosie Talaba.
Ambii au onoarea de invita-
pc toate neamurile. sateni, 81
prieteni de a lua parte la actul
cununiei D-nealor reli2ioasa care
Sc va oflcia de catra Par. loan
Podea in Biserica gr.-or. ST. Nj
colae din Alliance, Ohio la orele
, p. IN. Simbata in ) Februarie
1921 Precum 81 la petrecerea Isl
masa ce Sc va aranja Gu aceasta
ocaziune in Hala Soc. L. r. Ard.
81 Trans. 735 Ash Str. din loc.
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CAUTAM

Pc iubitul nostru nepot lie
Telescan din Sinmiclausul-ma
comitatlll Torontal Banat. Rugam
pe toti fratii Romani earl ii stiu
adresa sau stu de ell pc ulfdei sd
ne scrie despre el 81 lie vom Fl re-
cunoscatori. .Au fost acum dol AM
in Akron, Ohio 81 de atunci nu
stim de ell 81 de va ceti ell aceste
rinduri il rugam ne scrle InsuSl
ca am primit din tara de la pa
rintii lui carte pentru afacerl
familiare.
IOANA SERIANTU
P. B. 235 st. D. st. Joseph, Mo
(24-2o).
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FARMA DE VINZARE.

Daca vrei sa al farma buna
scrie SAT- trimit catalogul meu.
Eu Wind numal pamlnt de clasa
prlma, 81 asezat III loc pOtrlvlt
Char acum am de vinzare mosle
de. 46 81 Jumatate de acre. Ire
mile de orasul bun, drum pardo
sit casa frumoasa GU opt camere
gaz, Sura, grlnar, sura de unelte
cotete de pui. Sa prela: un cal
patrll vaci, tot felul de scule agrl
cole, cinci suite banite de ovas
trei suite banite de griu, fin palt
81 pasune i'll abundanta. Toate nu
maj pentru $500 dollari, dlntrt
care jumatate bani gata. Sa faci
sd vi sd priveSti.
E. B. LYNN,
Cocks Arcade, Astabula, Ohio
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IN VT A R E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cnltura Carmen Sylvia din
Cleveland, Ohio. Are olloare Il
invita- pc onor. Parochii, Socie-
tati 81 Cluburi 81 pc tot fratii
Romani din loc 81 jur, lua parte
la frumoasa Petrecere cu Dams,
care Sc va tinea Dumineca in II
Februarie 1921 in Renumita Hala
Stokes. 6O21 st. Clair Ave. Gle
veland, Ohio.
PROGRAMUL:
La orele p. m. Sc Ia incepe
dansul 81 va dura pima la orele
I 30 p. IN. apoi Sc "a incepe Fru-
moasa Prod,lctiune Teatrala.
I I. Deschiderca din parrea d-lm
Presedinte aranjator.
2. Sc va cinta cintare natio-
nala din partea diletantilor
3. Sc va cinta cintarea lui Aurel
vlaicu dim partea d-soarei Maria
Antonia, Paraschiva Gradinar 81
Victoria Dirjan.
4. Sc va juca pie,a Cintecul Co.
cosului. Comedie intr 'un act din
italieneste de Il. Birsan.
PERSOANELE:
Nina Frunza, D-Soara Paraschiva
Baila.
Unchiul eli. Dl George Bukur.
Me Ramurea,. 49,. D-nul NicOlac
Gherghel.
). DecIamare, dialog, lsaila
Sgriburici, din partea D-lui n. n.
6. Diverse declamate din partea
D-lui loan Pitiu.
7. Cintecul tiganei DESPERATE.
Ticanul ID loan Ciocania.
Tiyanca. D-na n. n.
S. LA urma Sc va mai cinta o
eintare din partea diletantilor.
9. Cuvint de inchidere din par
tea Presedintelui Societatii.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 6Oc.
Damele 10 cent?.
Muzic vestitului muzicant
Sam Duca va fl la dispozitie GU
cele mai frumoase 'arii de Dams
rominesti 81 americana.
Barul va Fl aranjat GU cele mai
bune mezeluri 81 beuturi recori-
toare avind in vedere fru1nosul
scop pc care'l urmarim nu ne in
doim. ca onor. public va lua parte
in numar cit de mare. Pima la re-
vedere am ramas Gu dragoste
frateasca.
Comitetul aranjator.
(o3 e. 25 e. 27).
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De VINZARE

Salon 81 Restaurant de vlnzare
la corn bun. Contract Pc dol ami
Chiria eftina.
Adresati-va la
1918 Woodland Ave.
(25-26-21.
Evening star., 1921-05-06
REPUTED BURIAL PLACE
OF A "WIZARD OF OLD"
STILL UNDER "SPELl"

PAPEETE. Tahiti. Society Is
lands, May S.-About twenty
seven kilometers from Papeete-
at the beginning of the district of
Papara on Tahiti-is a cave called
the cave of Maraa. 1t is a large
opening in the side of the noun
tain. its floor pool of clear, icy
cold water. There is nothing re-
markable about it in appearance.
It's interest lies in it's being the
reputed burial place of q power
full wizard Of old. the spell Of
whose enchantments still broods
over the cavern. The particular
manifestation which interests
passers-by is the impossibility of
striking the opposite wall Of the
cave with q stone. although to the
eye the feat seems the easiest of
undertakings Most newcomers
laugh at the legend and start out
with an easy throw. only to see
the missile drop in the water ap-
parently but a few feet away.
Then they warm to the work and
exert all the force that is in them.
and. at last making sings. strive
with all their might to overcome
the power of the old warlock, but
to no avail. The stones drop igno-
miniously in the water as Il some
unseen hand had caught them in
midair and cast them down in the
center of the cavern. The reason
has noSeG bean explained Satisfac.
todlY>
Evening star., 1921-05-06
DIFFICULTIES OVER SHIP
SOON TO BE SETTLED
Foreign Minister Confers With
U. S. Official in Martha WASH
ington Case

BUENOS AIRES. May ). An
nouncins that new conferences have
neen n held between the Argentine for
Ign minister. Senor Pueyrredon. and
me American charge d'affaires, Francis
WI mite, on the Martha Washington
case. the newspapers quote persons
close 10 the Argentina government as
saying that the difficulties will be ar
ranged satisfactorily within a few
days American interests here. how
ever. have no knowledge of any
change in the attitude of the Argen-
tine government.
In the meantime cargoes for con-
signees in Buenos Aires have been
brought to Montevideo on the steam
ers huron and Aeolus and transferred
10 the steamer Laurel for conveyance
70 Buenos Aires. but anxiety has
been caused by the news that the
Laurel also is threaten with boy
cott. il She attempts to land a cargo
at this port. These cargoes. together
with that still aboard the Martha
washington. are valued at several
million dollars, meaning heavy losses.
OfficialS of the United States Cham
ber OF Commerce express their view
as follows:
1T is better that the Martha Wash
ing'on should be tied up here perma
nently than that the American gov
ernment should recognize the right
of port labor. which is undr the con-
troll of the government. to boycott
American ships"
Evening star., 1921-05-06
UPPER POTOMAC TOWNS
THREATENED BY FLOODS
Water Creeping Toward Streets in
Cumberland-Piedmont Resi-
dents Ready to Move.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
CUMBERLAND. Md. May 6.-vith
the Potomac almost at food stage
and still coming up rapidly conditions
are more threatening than for several
years. The rainfall has been almost
continuous three days. The Potomac
river has reached the highest stage
this year. with the water creeping up
the banks dangerously close to Paca
and Water streets. These streets are
likely to be flooded, which would
mean the filing Of cellars and ruina-
ton Of gardens. Much drift, Including
logs. is being carried down the
stream.
Wills creek. which empties into the
Potomac here. Is away beyond it's
banks. 1t is fed above here by Brad
dock. Jennings and Dry run, which
have become torrents
At "esternport. where Georges
creek empties into the Potomac. fIood
conditions are being assumed. as both
streams are beyond their banks It is
feared the water will cover Back
street in Piedmont. which would re-
du1re residents Of that section to
move out. The river gage is being
sent into Washington hourly.
The railroads are watching develop-
ments at points where the tracks are
likely to be overfowed There have
been several landslides as the result
Of the rain.
Evening star., 1921-05-06
CHARGE OF CORRUPTION
DENIED BY MEN ACCUSED
Clerks Testify to Change Made in
Tennessee Insurance Bill After
Senate Passed It.

NASHVILLE Tenn, May 6.-Three
engrossing clerks. testifying before the
senate committee which is investigating
rumors OF corruption and bribery in the
recent session of the state legislature
testified today that a new section had
been written into an insurance bill after
it had passed the senate and that State
Insurance Commissioner Garden and for
mer Judge David B. Puryear of Mem
phis were instrumental in having the
made.
Both MFR. Garden and Judge Puryear.
testifyng in their behalf. denied any
wrong intent or motive. The latter de-
clared he had no interest in amending
the bill, as he was sure it would be de-
feated in the lower house. as it later
was. Mr. Garden declared that one Of
the engrossing clerks had misinterpreted
his instructions and that what he had
told her to do was to make a copy of the
bill with the new section incorporated
therein and to hold it for him until it
was called for
Evening star., 1921-05-06
EIGHT RENTS LOWERED
BY COMMISSIONS ORDER
Increases Asked by Three Land
lords Granted-Three Vacating
Notices Overruled.

Determinations lowering eight rent
ais. granting increases asked by
three landlords and overruling three
notices to vacate served on tenants
were handed down yesterday by the
District Rent Commission. The list
follows:
Lewis S. Johnson. complainant.
against F. P. Sheehy; rent of 1927
Seaton street northwest. occupied by
johnson, fixed at $3.50: present rent,
s20.5O a month.
Daisy G. Atkisson, complainant:
against Charles E. Tribby; rent OF
Apartment No. 2, the Essex, 1922 n
street northwest, occupied by AXIS
son. fixed at s35, previously s42.1s
month.
Maude L. Randall. complainant.
against Thomas d. Walsh: rent OF 81
K street northeast, occupied by Ran
DALI fixed at s45, previously $50
month.
W. D. Weir, complainant. against
D. H. Johnson Company; rent OF !2b
Florida avenue northwest. occupied
by Weir. fixed at $3.50, previously
$50 month.
Lloyd F. Lyles. complainant. against
D. Connor & Son; rent of 2021 NJ street
northwest. occupied by Lyles. fixed at
$3.50; rent demanded by OConnor.
$46.50 a month.
Mrs. F. L. Bailey. complainant,
against S. Warsaw and William War
saw; rent of Sl1 Cpshur street north
west. occupied by Bailey. fixed at
$62. so. previously $50 month. Notice
to vacate insufficient.
Emma Paul. complainant. against
Whitefield Mckinley; rent of 904
French street northwest occupied by
Paul, fixed at $1,000. present monthly
rent Notice to vacate insufficient.
George w. Beasley. complainant,
against David E. Barry; rent OF s41
Florida avenue northwest. occupied
by Beasley. fixed at $3.50. previously
S2s a month.
John F. King. complainant. against
George W. Hall: notice to vacate
apartment at 311s 18th street north
west. served on King. insufficient.
Sidney Savage. complainant. against
H. L. Rust and Ernest E. Wagar: rent
Of 1888 New Hampshire avenue north
west. occupied by Savage. fixed at
$35. previously $40 a month.
Thomas A. Harvey: complainant.
436 Garfield avenue southeast, insult
ficient.
Mrs Jerry Smith. complainant.
against Elmer Heathcote; rent of Sec
ond floor of 73s 10th street northeast,
occupied by Mrs. Smith. fixed at $3s.
previously $50 month.
Mary J. Watts. complainant. against
A. F. Fox Company: rent OF apart
ment No. 81, the Allenhurst. 11O6 Co
lumbia road northwest, occupied by
Watts, fixed at $3.50. present monthly
rent.
Arthur Richards. complainant
against John Quinn Company. Inc;
rent Of fiat No. 3, 223 Sd street south
west. occupied by Richards. fixed at
$3.50. previously $3.50 a month.
Evening star., 1921-05-06
SECRETARY HOOVER WILL
PROBE LANGUAGE TESTS
Has Neither Right Nor Intention
to Color Enforcement Of ANY
Law" He Wires.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 6.-Secretary
Hoover of the Department of Com
merce proposes to direct an inquiry into
the whole question of rulings installed
by the previous administration on the
language test provisions Of the sea-
mems act. he announced last night in a
telegram sent to the Associated Press,
with the request that it be made public
The text Of the telegram follows:
Il. understand the statement has been
made in the Pacific coast press that l
proposed such an Interpretation Of the
language test in the seamen's act as
will enable the employment of thou
sands of Chinese on American ships.
No such statement or suggestion was
made. Moreover, 1 have neither the
right nor the intention to color the en-
forcement of any Law.
In order that there can be no misun-
I propose at an early date
to direct an inquiry into the whole ques
ton Of rulings installed by the previous
administration on the subject, where all
parties can be heard.
HERBERT HOOVER"
Evening star., 1921-05-06

uted throughout the country to ex-
terminate flies.
1t is not known whether flies will
have to bite the tree to get inoculat-
ed or whether they will be required
to sniff it: Perhaps the method" will
consist of brewing a cup of the prod
uct of the arbor and placing the
steamng nectar in the pathway Of
greedy flies. Yet again, it is seen
that a nice "swatter" made from a
coffee-tree plank would have imme-
diate effect if planted on the brow of
the average fly.
All interested in the animation
OF the ny. however. agree that no
matter how the tree works" if it
possesses I'll" properties claimed. it
will prove fine ally in the fly elimi-
nation campaign. SwatterS and
screens for the present seem essen
tial. however
Evening star., 1921-05-06
IT, S. TO DETERMINE IF COFFEE
TREE is SURE DEATH TO FLIES

The Department of Agriculture is
on the trail of the pesky and deadly
fly. experiments starting today to find
out if the coffee tree gives of a pecu-
liar poison fatal to flies.
The late Prof. George F. Holmes Of
the University of Virginia grew a
sapling from the seed of a Kentucky
coffee tree. He claimed that it was
death on flies.
The Holmes tree" was planted in
his garden as his only memorial, and
metal plate and an iron fence dis
tinguish it.
Now R saping from that tree has
been sent here for tests by the De-
partment of Agriculture as 10 the fly
killing properties claimed. with the
hope that the seeds may be diStrib-
Evening star., 1921-05-06
AT THE COMMUNITY CENrERs

Wilson Normal Community Center
will be open tonight for English
Troops 40 and u; Musical Comedy
Club; Junior Club: junior athletic
group; library open IL.
ter-The following nominations for
community officers for the ensuing
year were made Wednesday evening:
Community president. Or. Charles
Emmons and Reprssentative Clyde y.
Bean and Mrs. George F. Otterback:
Observation-Disclosures, Mr.. c. Howard
Buckler and Mr.. G. p. Duvall: COM
munity secretary. Mrs. L. W. Hardy:
erai center Mrs 0R Elis soe Scott ior ballot @
tellers. appointed by the community
president, Mr.. Charles Hart, princi-
pal Of the Eastern High School. and
Mr.. c. Howard Buckler. The COM
munity election will be held on
The Girls Friendly Society will
have an athletic meet at o'clock
this afternoon.
other club meetings tonight: Wal
lach Boy Scouts. Troop 50: Epworth
letic Club.
Park View Community Center-Al-
bert Gass Of the Park View Athletic
evening.
The Boy Scouts Drum and Bugle
Corps. Troop 49, will train with their
John s. Cole. scoutmaster.
and Sergt Bugler Henry Loveless,
National Guard. tonight.
Thomson Community Center-This
center has added two new activities
are the Boy Scouts. Troop 80. and the
Thomson Boys Athletic Club
The Children's Expression and Dra-
matte Club will meet with Mrs. Ran
dal. supervisor. at $3.50 o'clock this
evening.
other activities at 7:ao pm: Dress
making, dramatics for adults; illus
trated lectures for children.
Southeast Community center-This
evening: Pollyanna Girls Dramatic
Club; Boy Scouts, Troop 62: Rag Doll
Club; Young American Redmen Club.
Petworth Community Center-The
Girl Scouts. Trobp 221. will be in
structed tonight by Capt. Agnes Nc
Elroy and Lieut.. Kathryn-Drissel.
Scouts will report at O'clock.
mestic Arts Club are scheduled for
1880 o'clock tonight.
Johnson-Powell Community Center
There will be a regular monthly
Community Center Association to-
night at O'Clock.
The three groups of children study
ing French will meet this afternoon.
through a rehearsal of Friday Even
ing Dramatic group tonight. The
rendition will be THE Sleeping
The Friday Evening Club will
meet at 1880 o'clock.
Trinidad Community Center-The
Boys Independent Athletic Club will
be on the mat at o'clock this even
ing. Boys Of these clubs are under
olas.
Eirney Community Center-Miss
Brooks has been appointed instructor
which meets at Sis this afternoon.
Miss Jordan has been appointed to
| supervise the Girls Athletic Club at
s o'clock tonight.
Athletic Club: Invincible Musical
| Harmonizers' Club.
Miner Normal Community Center
Fancy Needle work Club; Boy
Scouts: Dramatic Club.
Randall Community center-Activ-
foreign mission sewing circle: Young
Mems Social Club: Invincible Music
Club; club room: Douglass Co-opefa-
tive League: Girls Club; sewing cir
The Girls Reserve. 7. w. c. A. will
| meet at 3:15 next Monday afternoon.
I.ovejoy Community center-Love-
Joy clubs tonight: Sewing and ath-
AlAndlAKork Cluh
Evening star., 1921-05-06
JUSTICE AGENT CHARGED
WITH FALSE PROSECUTION
Suit for 100000 Filed Against
Former Head Of "Flying
Squadron"

NEW YORK. May 6.-Summons in
a suit for 100000 for alleged ma
licious prosecution against Armin w
Riley, former head of the Department
OF Justice flying squadron was
filed in the supreme court by Charles
s. Allen, secretary of the Wholesale
Coal Trade Association.
The suit follows the recent dismis-
sal of an indictment against Allen
and Gibbs L. Baker. charging them
with using the mails to defraud and
with attempting to ebstruct the work
of the Department of Justice. Allen
claims the charges were made by
Riley because of personal enmity.
Evening star., 1921-05-06
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
DENVER. Col. May 6-Newspaper
the waste basket today by Rev. w. II.
Wray Boyle, pastor of Central Presby-
terian Church. during a one-day editor
ship of the Denver Post. He was in
vited to take actual charge Of the paper
for one day. following a sermon critics.
ing newspapers and the manner of dis
playing news. DR.. Boyle is pastor Of
one Of the largest congregations in Den
yer.
DR.. Boyle took his place at a desk in
the Post in the morning and supervised
Evening star., 1921-05-06
MEXICAN RECOGNITION
IS URGED IN BRITAIN
House of Commons Member Says
Mexico Will Never Become Stable
Until Assisted.

LONDON. May 6.-Recognition of
Mexico. on the ground that Mexico
never would become stable until it
secured recognition. was advocated in
the house of commons by Mai. Chris
topher Lowther during the course of
the debate on foreign affairs.
Cecil Harmsworth. undersecretary.
in replying, admitted that recognition
would be an advantage both to Mex
leo and Great Britain. and he ardent
ly desired that it might become pos
sible. but regretted to say that the
reports reaching the government of
the lack Of security and stability still
existing in Mexico rendered impossi-
Bile recognition by the British gov
ernment.
The foreign office. he added, fully
realized the disadvantage of the pres
ent position and would gladly accord
recognition to Mexico whenever that
became possible.