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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-08-06
PERSONALS.


Mrs. T. w. Muller of New Or
leans arrived here Monday /.
visit relatives. 7.&4@s
Misses Myrtle Winters, Min:
Ewes, Myrtis Sealy, Ruby Mel
ansOn, Lucille Gates, ANY
Gates will arrive here SUNDAY
from Natchitoches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpe of New
Orleans came in Tuesday tt
visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
U. H. Riggs.
Miss Laurence Broussard re.
turned Tuesday from several
weeks visit in New Orleans.
Miss Alice Terrell of New Or.
leans is visiting her grand.
mother, Mrs. Terrell.
After a visit here the guest OF
Mr.. Harold Dietlein, Mr.. Tony
Dietlein has returned to his
home in New Orleans. I,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buquor
were week end visitors to La
fayette.
Miss Sophia Landry returned
last Friday from a visit toy BIZ
loxi.
Mrs. Walter Anglers and
daughter, Miss Audry left Fri
dav for New Orleans.
Miss Regina Landry left Fri
day for visit to Biloxi.
Among those who returned
from Summer Normal at Nat
chitoches are Misses Alberta De-
Blanc, Vivian Messenger, Aline
Villermin, Lizmina Messenger
and Gladys Lallande.
Little Miss Roberta Jacob en-
tertained her many little friends
at party on Tuesday afternoon
which was enjoyed very much
by all of her little friends.
Miss Ursella Dupont and
brother of Plaquemine are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Laborde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Leonard
have returned to New Orleans
after two weeks visit here, the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Diggs.
Miss Hilda Billeaud of Brous-
~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-08-06

Drop in and make your pur-
chase. We will deliver it to
YOU home.-Winters Self Serv-
ing Store.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-08-06

When you insure get safe
insurance. Will Baumann, Agt.
Phones AS and 297.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-08-06

Mrs. JOnn Nugler ana Mrs.
John Ewell of Abbeville were
visitors here this week, the
guests of Mrs. Alpine Fontelieu.
| Mrs. A. D. Winters of East
End is recuperating after an ill
ness of several months.
Miss Emily Gonsoulin and
Miss Ollie Oubre of Loreauville
are visiting Mrs. L. v. Drago.
Miss Lillian and Fortune Jou-
bert of New Orleans arc the
guests of Miss Cassie Landry.
Mrs. Chalernon of Lafayette
spent several days here visiting
her mother. Mrs. X. Woolt.
Mrs. Frank S;billc from Sun
set is the guest of Misses Es-
forge.
Mrs. HIRAM Carver enter
tanned last Saturday afternoon
at lawn party in honor of her
little grandchildren. Miss jose
phine and brothers Masters
Keven, James and Laurence
Mccarthy.
Miss Wilma Ernest will re-
turn to her home in Houma,
accompanied by Miss Gertrude
Plaissance who will be her
guest for several days.
Miss Loula Counter of Breaux
Bridge is the guest of Miss Hilda
and Viola Harkins.
Miss Lillian Broussard re-
turned last Sunday from Hous-
ion, Texas after a pleasant visit |
with Miss Leonie Etienne.
Miss Clara Crairg returned
Friday to her home in Rayne.
Mrs. Michel Romero, Misses
Naomie Landry. Lucy Gebert,
Leila Landry, Hilda Billeaud.
Lily Emmer and Postmaster
Silvio Broussard were visitors
in Lafayette on Wednesday
evening where they attended
the Elks Minstrel.
Mrs. J. P. Harrison entertained
the Episcopal Ladies Auxiliary
On Wednesday afternoon. The
present were Mes
lanes Will Baumann, Harry
Smedes, Frank Courts, Maurice
LeMaire, L. G. Williams, Kirk
Frantz, Edwin Kyle, M. F. h
smith, Harry Hall, T. L. Morse,
R. R. Diggs. Jeff Forgey, M. L. |,
oomeroy, M. C. Sullivan. julius
Koch, M. w. Fisher, Ledoux L
smith. A. B. Murray, LeBour- Ii
,eois, Misses Clara Craig, Jessie /
Fisher. Olive Hewett and Rev. Z
I. r. Diggs. Il
The Silk Hose Five Hundred {
Tub and a few friends were en-
Thursday afternoon
" Mrs. Frank Mouton. The {
ilk hose was won by Mrs. ,
4ouis .Lallande and the guest i
'rize by Mrs. Frank Courts.
hose who enjoyed the games
we're Misses Clara Craig, Ma
mie Landry, Zig Decuir, Louise !
.storge, Lucie Estorge, Jessie 8
Usher, Stella Estorge. Mes z
ames Louis Lallande, Alpine I
'ontelieu, Charles Kahn, Albert I
Jerry, J. C. Fleming, Frank g
.ourts, Havert Sealy, Maurice y
.eMaire. Leon Minvielle, Sid 9
ey Laughlin, Edward LaSalle, y
Viii Baumann, Kirk Frantz, p
gorge Switzer, E. H. Dupre and y
:. Sibille of Opelousas. 4
A social function of the week q
yas attended by more than sew Y
nty-five guests was the lovely {
lorning party given by Mrs. A. q
!. Horn at her home on Second =
rect from 10 to IL, compli- y
renting her house guests, Mrs. a
r. Won der Heiden Of Newt y
rleaps. Mrs. o. w. Tracey and Il
RS. Marshall McClintock of n
custom, Mrs. c. p. Moss of o
ew Iberia and Miss Elizabeth m
reiGhtOn of New iberia. The 81
vl<.~ ~,r~o.~es~- Ill - IL I'M
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-08-06
FOR SALE.

Tenant houses located on
Charles Street. For sale cheap.
Apply to Henry Patout.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-08-06
OUR ROOFING CEMENT

is unexcelled for stopping leaks
in roofs. It is surprising what
can be done with it in the way
OF repairing bad spots. But
this is only one of the articles
we handle that will surprise you
in results. We carry full line
of the best in building mater
ials.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28
COAL VALLEY

A Halloween sociable is to be a
feature Monday evening. Oct 81.
in the Masonic hall, given by the
Lutheran young peoples society.
A large number attended the
meeting of the parent-teachers
Tuesday evening in the Masonic
hall A fine program was given by
the school children. The East Mo-
line Sunday school band was nm
able to be present Hot coffee and
pumpkin pie with whipped cream
was served to all who attended.
At this meeting it was decided to
fix up the walk that leads to the.
school, and T. R. Lees, James Will
son and others offered their sery-
ices to haul cinders and ashes on
Saturday OF this week. and bitches
and washouts that have been caus
ed by the heavy rains during the
summer will be filed up and the
walk will be put in good repair.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Wilson of
Rock Island were callers Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF the for
mer's sister, Miss Lizzie Wilson.
Their sister, Mrs. Margaret For
ster, who has been making an ex-
tended stay here, accompanied
them to Rock Island for a visit be-
fore going to Aledo, where she re-
sides with her daughter, Mrs. Bes-
sic Nelson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28
PROPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE.
Cen No 80

Notice is hereby given to all per
sons interested that the Board of
Local improvements of the City of
Rock Island, Illinois, has filed in
the County Court of Rock Island
County, in Repetition of the City
of Rock Island, Illinois, to assess
the cost of the construction of an
eight inch sewer on Fifth street
from Fifteenth to Fourteenth ave
nues and on Fourteenth avenue
from Fifth to Seventh streets and
said certificate also shows the court
costs, the amount of accrued inter
est, and the total amount of said as
sessment and said certificate also
states that the said Improvement!
conforms substantially to the re-
quirements of the original ordi-
nance for the construction of the
same as required by law, and that
final hearing on said certificate
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28
CARRIERS WAGE
CAMP AICN FOR
NEAT PACKING
freight Agents to Launch Novem-
her Move for Better Packages
and Eligible Marking.

rd-cjty freight agents win
,arnch a perfect package month
-amnaign November /, the move
,7cpt having been designated by the
AMERICAN Railway association
-+yorking with the American Railway
E,Tnress company throughout the
country
q W. Thatcher, president OF the
rri-cfty Freight Agents associa-
,ion has appointed S. T. Russell of
tba Rock Island lines, F. w. Black
n the American Railway Express
sounanv. f. A. Riddell of the Bur-
Iirgton and S. B. Stoddard to pro-
mole the campaign in Rock Island.
nuriug November all shipments
offered to railroad and express
carriers will be closely inspected
as to packing, containers and marks
and any exceptions taken will be
reported on a special form pre-
nared for that purpose
These reports will be promptly
sent to the shippers interested, but
before doing so, a record will be
made Of the names of the shippers
and the number and character OF
the exceptions.
The plan contemplates the CO
oDeration of the chamber of com
merce. the carriers to report the
total number of exceptions noted
to the chamber.
The idea of the campaign is TO
induce all shippers to give their
attention to the manner in which
their goods are packed, the kinds OF
containers used, and the marking.
The names of cities making the
hest record will be published.
Letters to shippers Will be malled
at once explaining the object OF
the movement and inviting coop
Grafton. Casual. as well as daily
shippers are requested to aid the
nrnipct
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28

win be had on the Sth day of No
semper, A ID. 1921, at the hour of .
o'clock a m. or as soon thereafter
as the business of the court viii
permit All persons desiring may
file objections in said court before
said day and may appear on the
hearing and make their defense.
Dated at Rock Island, Illinois,
this 18th day OF October, A D. 1921.
H NJ. SCHRIvER.
FRANK WITCH.
M. T. RUDGREN.
JOHN MURRIN.
WILLIAM FITZSIMMONS
Board Of Local improvements of the
City Of Rock Island Illinois.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28
RUPTURE
EXPERTS
COMING
HERE
Free Demonstration of Famous
Rice Method that Thousands Re-
port Their Cares From An Ex-
traordinary Opportunity.

Here is your chance to find out
all about the much talked OF ana
widely discussed Rice Rupture
Method, that so many cures of all
kinds and degrees of rupture have
haen and are being reporter from
in all corners of the world. This
is your opportunity to have the
Method demonstrated to you right
upon your own person, so you will
know by sight and feel just how 1t
can be expected to operate in your
case. This home treatment Method
has thousands upon thousands Of
reported cures to its credit, and 1t
is ~~rtaiuly up to- every ruptured
person and parent of a ruptured
child to investigate it carefully.
G. 0. Turk and Mrs. Dodsley,
Rupture Experts from the great
Rice plant in Adams, New York,
the largest and oldest rupture in
stitutiou in the world, viii be IN
Rock Island. Ill, at the New Har-
per hotel. Hours to u a. m, , 10
p. m. and I to 9 evenings. Mrs.
Dcdsley is n Rock Island for the
benefit of ruptured women. She
Will examine your case. give you
her expert advice on the care OF
your rupture, also give you a prac-
ueal demonstration Of the Rice
Method that is calculated to re-
move every doubt you might have
as 10 the possibility of a cure of
your rupture.
When YOU feel the wonderful
comfort and freedom Of movement
rom the Rice Comfort Support.
forming a part of the Rice Meth
%, gives TO you, with the absolute
knowledge of perfect security and
freedom from rupture troubles,
you VIII begin to realize the poten-
uahues of this famous Method and
what II hoids out 10 you in the way
OF hope, When, in addition, YOU
nave tried the free testing treat
ment OF LymphOl Stimulating Ap-
phca'lon- which Will be given YOU.
ana telt its effect, your conviction
should be complete. Then. YOU will
understand why so many thousands
nave been able to write such CRATE
.ui letters telling Of their complete
testorauon to sOundness and hap
piness.
bont fail to make a visit to these
Experts. Make a note of the dates
Snd the place-at the New Harper
1O'ei, Rock Island, Oct. 81 and Nov.
have this famous method dem
I,Suated and proved to your COM
piete satisfaction. There is no
large and no obligation. Be sure
aH and bring some other rup-
u person with you if you can.
~ IS greatly to your advantage
~ get this personal service from
-, experts but if you cannot pos
Hy call while they are there, Just
sa aa your address for full informa-
St;n ana free trial of Lymphol
auiating Application to
WA. S. RICE. INC.
Adams, N. Y.
-lAdHartiSementl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28
WOLF BOUNTY IN
LEE COUNTY HAS
BEEN INCREASED

Dixon, IIl.-Compiaints that led
to the raising of the wolf bounty
in Lee county to so come particu-
larry from the south end of the
county. Farmers say that wolves
have multiplied there so rapidly
during the past few years that the
territory is well nigh over run
with them and that depredations
among sheep and in chicken coops
are frequent and costly.
The wolves are of the big gray
timber variety.
The county is held financially
responsible when wolves damage
livestock.
The bounty for pups was raised
to SIS. Bounty is paid on surren-
der of the scalp to the county clerk
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28

More About
Shoe Prices.
SO many people ask
me:
GLOW can you sell
such awfully good
shoes for $3.50?
Well, as | have told
you before,
When labor came
down, and hides and
all other things which
go to make a shoe,
| was able to buy
shoes for less,
And
Began at once to
cut my prices.
There is another
thing that helps me to
sell shoes for less
And that is my Re-
pair Department.
My shoe repairs
pay my overhead, and
it is not figured into
the cost of my new
shoes.
Then again
| believe in greater
volume Of sales and a
smaller profit on each
All these things
combined, enable me
to sell women's and
mems shoes at $3.50.
Girls shoes at So,
Boys shoes at $3.50
And g uar a n tee
each and every pair.
On Rubbers and
Shoe Repairs you will
Save if you come to
me.
Illinois Shoe
RepairShop
1893 Second Avenue
Opposite the Postoffiee and
Outside the High Rents
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28

Black and brown calf blucher
and mahogany calf lace shoes for
men, featuring the new shield
tip with fancy perforations. Sell
ing regularly UP to 7.5O pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28

Tan calf lace OXfOrds with and
without ball straps; tan calf and
black kid strap pumps and OK
fords with fiat and military
heels. Bought to sell at Sc
to $50.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17
PlanuI Pres.
Harding
A pregatit planul Associated
Popoarelor.

WASHINGTON, II Iunie.-La
cererea presedintelui Harding s'a
facut un plan pentru asociatia po-
poarelor. Aceasta s'a anuntat All
in cercurile bine informate.
Planul acesta este complect 81 e
izvorit din ideia ca sd Sc codifice
niste legi internationale 81 sd sc in
stituiasca un tribunal internatio-
nal dupa planul lui Harding pc
care la expus Gu ocaziunea cam
paniei de alegere.
Acest plan ca raspuns redac-
torului Hamilton Holt, din New
York, care a cerut presedintelui
Harding sa-si publice planul sau
pentru asociatiunea promisa.
Esenta acestui plan formarea
unui grup din natiunile conduca.
toare ale lumii, carl ar adera prin.
cipiilor internationale ce lear a.
duce tribunalul international.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17

joyce ideclarx cx lGqGannon
. fost in coltul de strad&
unde q fost ssasinat Kagy.

Fri s'a inceput in curtea crimi-
nala a judccatoruIfui domnisoara
Florence Allen procesul fostului
judecator McGannon, care acu-
zat Cd, Gu ocaziunea procesului
sau cind a fost tradus inaintea
justitiei, acuzat find ca omorit
pc soferul Kagy, dat marturi-
sire falsa. Primul martor, Joyce,
care fost 81 el acuzat, inainte
de Judecatorul McGannon, ca j
ucis pc Kagy 81 care a fost achi-
tat, marturisit eri ca judecato-
rul McGannon q fost in coltul de
strada Hamilton Ave. 81 East 9th
Str. in ciasul c1nd Kagy a fost
asasinat. McGannon Gu ocazia
procesului sau, . jurat ca ell ma
fost acolo in se3ra aceea. All va
Fl ascultata domni$oara Nicely pc
a carei marturisire sc va baza
procurorni 81 W cere pedepsirea
lui McGannon.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17
CRIMA DIN
WARREN, OHIO
Oriminalul c&utat in Cleveland

Politia din Cleveland q perche-
zitionat All dimineat4 toate trenu-
rile 81 tramvaiels carl au sosit din
Warren, ca = prinza pc un cri-
minal care ! ucis axi dimineat6 o
femeie in acel ora9.
Seful politiei Barney Gillen din
Warren xice q omorul fost re-
sultatul unei certe fntre I'm border
ri proprietara camerelor mobilate.
Inainte e. csiialti locuitori Cd
poata veni n ajutorul femeii cri.
minalul : scos VI briciu 81 . t4iat
beregata femeii dela urecheI pSna
Il ureche, apoi : cit in goanG p
ps6 u ! scxpat
Cainii drensti A serviciul poll
tiei au dsscop 4 urmele lui pAnl
Il linia IN Erie, unde !,
Icreds ek n rnn tren ear,
= nern & lI1l .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17
DIN AN.
ella RESPINC
OFERTA PRO
PRIETARHOR

LONDRA, II Iunie. Resultatul
complet al votarii minierilor nu se
stie incA pan4 All cand membrii
execsitivi ai comitetului vor conve-
nj, dAr deja resultatele g se stiu
formeax6 . majoritate de 2 treimi
contra reluarii lucrurilor u pentra
Felpingeres ofertei prcprietarilor.
AeeAsta insemneax& cS dacx
'mnpcitorii yor hot1ri continnarea
efsy1i, ~ z, ,ooos 900 lire sterline
osFl dss uvssn - subysntie, yor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17
DINA COLAVITO "A
DAT sMEDICAMEN-
TE' LA MAI MULTI
Dina Kaber Va lupta pentru
viata e..

o femeie, al carei hume nu s a
divulgat, VENT la procurorul
Stanton 81 ia declarat ca dina
Colavito, care e acuzata de asasi-
narea lui Dan Kaber prin aceea
ca la dat doamnei Kaber un me-
dicament pentru barbatul sau,
care a fost asasinat inainte Gu dol
ami, - la dat 81 Ell un medica-
ment pentru sora sa care q avut
etatea de sase AMI.
Femeia marturisit Cd sora sa
mica fost bolnava de opt luni.
Ea a cerut un ''medicaments' de
|la dina Colavito. A 81 print in o
|sticla ceva medicament brunei,
pc care la dat sorei, sale. La
Iprima doza, fetei lisa facut mai
rau si la saptamana a murit.
D-na Colavito q spus sd arunce
''medicamentul" Ea insa Ia pas
trat timp de mai multe luni, dar
Gu ocazia unei mutari Ia pierdut.
Dina Colavito recunoaste ca la
dat ceva medicament, dar neaga
Cd scesta ar Fl continut otrava.
Dina Kaber prin 'advocatul sau
Iva cere aminarea procesului pima
la toamna. Ea 81 Marian McArdle
incS tot spera Cd vor scapa de
Emoartea in scaunul electric 81 vor
Isa lupte pentru viata lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17
SeIlatoruI Ponlsrsns
81 Legea Inigralii

In cuv1ntarea sa catre absOlven-
til Universitatii Miami din Oxford,
O., Senatorul Pomerene q atins 81
chestia imigrarii 81 legatura intre
imigrare 81 marea armata de mum
cit0ri fara lucru in Statele Unite.
."Cand a fost legea imigrarii in
naintea Senatului, zis d. Pome-
rene, "am PRINT scrsioare della
Q Asociatiune a ziarelor de limbi
streine publicate in Cleveland, re-
amintindu-mi Cd ei reprezinta 81
vOrbesc in numele elementului
strein din Cleveland, care peste
jumatate din intreaga populate a
oraSului. Asociatiunea ma rugat
ca Congresul sd nu faca schimbari
radicale in legea noastra de imi-
|grare pentru interesul acelei parti
din cercul meu electoral.
Am respuns CD eu stu Cd in
Cleveland 81 in fiecare centru in
dustrial din Ohio sunt mil 81 mil
de lucratori fara lucru 81 ca pro-
babil jumatate din cei din Cleve-
land sunt de origina streina, 81 ca
daca eli vorbesc numai pentru ei
81 nu pentru altii, mie imi pare ca
Ell 81 eu, trebue sd finn mai mult
interesati sd procuram lucru pen.
tru lucratorii de origina streins
carl sunt aici, decat sd inmultim
numarul lor prin a aduce mai multi
straini in tara. =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17
n. 1873 |921.
Pres.
coNvocARt

In oonformitate Gu Art. 4 din
Regulamentul Societatii Actiona-
re de Publicitate q y. s. r. A. din
America, Oonvoc&m Adunarea
0snsral2 sanaak ps sius q 8
Ialis 1921 in Hala Soc. q. r. Ar
deleana + Transilvaneana de sub
N-rul 735 Ash Str. Alliance, Ohio.
Sedinta prim4 sc va deschide la
ora 9 q. m. Toti d-nii directori,
delegati, societatilor precum 81
fiecare delegat sau actionar tre-
bue Sd alba Actiunile in posesiune
Gu care Sc va legitima pc linga
plenipotenta care va trebui Sd
fie prevazut& Gu subscrierile
Pres. 81 secretarului 81 sigilul
Soc. Respective Actionari indi-
viduali, carl ar vol ca 81 fie re-
prezentati prm o q doua persoana
vor trebui ca 81 dea procura isca-
lit4 81 certificate de un notar pu-
blic, lar conform Art. XIX din
regulamentul Soc. Actionare per-
'soana inputsrnicit4 trebue e. fie
actionar. In caxul din urmk este
dator q incunostinta Seer. Soc.
PERSONA care este delegate, Gu
Gel putin 5 zie dup6 publicare
acestui convocator.
Actiunile vipdute si ne anun-
tate Directiunei pima in 30 1Gaiu
.. G. nu vor avea drept de vot.
NIB. y. s. r. A. va pressnta o
procura despre deiegatul sau de.
legaf care vor fl designati de
Adunarea Uniunei pentru Q re.
prexenta actiunile care 10 are IN
posesiuns.
PR00RAlGUL DE II:
l. Desohideree Sedintsi.
q. Apelul nominal q msmbrilor
in dirsctiuns.
|, 8. Presentarea procurslor.
4. Oetirea Actionarilor On drep(
do vot.
8. Inp6rtirea dArsi dc seamx d
dslegaH q actionari N drspt.
8. Raportul Presedintslui.
Z. 0stirse Raportului Seer. s
Administrator.
8. ostirsa Raportului Oontrolo
rilor.
.. Alsgsrsa Comisisi do vsrifi
care.
10. PropunsH 81 deGbatsri.
=. votarsa Budgstului pe anu
viitor.
/ =. Alessrsa D4sotiansi >
anul viitor.
| 13. hohidsrsa Ssdintei,
| Psnfxu Boo. 10 publioitate
/ 2. :. =. din America.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17
CHINA CERE
u ]. RECUNO NOASTERE
Presedintele Repubicei de sud
apeleax& Il Harding.

WASHINGTON, II Iunie. DIR.
Sun Yat-Sen, presedintele Repu-
blicei Chinei de Sud, q TRIMS un
APPEL personal Presedintelui Hard.
ing, cerand recunoasterea guver'
nului eau de catre Statele Unite.
"China Sc afl6 acum intro 81
tuatie din cele mai critice exis
tentei sale, nice DR.. Sun in ape
lul hui. Dac3 democratia v tri
umfa san - cxdaa depinde foaIt.
multi a. decisia AInerieei =