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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-26
DIR. COLE SUES
HARDING SISTER

Washington, May 25.-Mrs. caro-
lvn Votaw. sister of President Hard
ing, was made defendant in SIS
eco suit for alleged libel, filed today
in the District of Columbia Supreme
court by DR.. G. r. Lee Cole.
The plaintiff claims that he was
damaged in his good name and repu-
tation as a result of letter writ
ten by Mrs. Votaw to Chief Justice
Stafford last April % during trial
OF the domestic difficulties OF Mr..
Cole and his wife. In the letter Mr..
Votaw, who formerly was connected
with the womans bureau Of the po-
lice department. asked the court TO
carefully consider the evidence, and
charged that Mrs. Cole had been
terribly wronged by Mr.. Cole"
Crandall Mackeq. counsel for DR..
Cole, called the letter to the atten-
ton of President Harding's secre
tary. Mr.. Harding wrote to the law.
yer. but the letter was not made
Dublic
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-26
FREDERICKSBURG has
25OTH ANNIVERSARY
Second Oldest Town In United
States Has Day.

Fredericksburg Va, May Is
Fredericksburg probably the second
oldest town in America. and whose
history has been intimately assoei-
ated with that Of the nation, Ceie-
brated today the two hundred and
flftieth anniversary of its recogui-
ton as an established township.
1t was in 1871 that the Virginia
Assembly at jamestown by an act
empowered Fredericksburg citizens
to hold court and administer justice
and it is this anniversary which
was celebrated today. Records, how
ever. show the city to have been
the landing place of Capt. John
Smith and his adventures in 1908,
the year after the settlement of
jamestown by the English.
The celebration included dedica.
ton Of monument to the early set
tiers of the town. unveiling of tab
lets marking points Of historic in.
tefest, pageant depicting the
towns historic development, and Il
parade led by the famous Fifth
Regiment of Marines.
Many persons prominent In poll.
teal life of the state and nation
were here for the occasion, and
among those participating also were
members of the Rappahanuock tribe
of Indians. actual descendants of
the men with whom Captain Smith
concluded II treaty making possible
unrestricted settlement of the land
by the white people.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-26
SPILLMAN Bros, INC.
The Store That Sells Satisfaction.
WHAT IS WEST VIRGINIA TO GET?
POLITICAL LEADERS ARE ASKING, {
RECALLING 1920 BIG MAJORITY

(From the Charleston Mall. Rep)
Since it became known that
George ". McClintc. OF Charleston,
endorsed by the two senators, the
six representatives in congress, the
governor, the national committee.
man and the Republican state chair
man, was not to receive the APP
pointment as judge of the United
States circuit court of appeals. West
Virginia Republicans are beginning
to wonder what federal appoint
ments are to be given to this state.
The new administration has been
in office nearly three months and a
great deal Of that time has been de
voted to patronage matters. But so
far West Virginia. Il dependable Re.
publican state, has received moth.
ing in the way of political recogni-
ton.
At one time 1t looked as If the
appointment as commissioner of In.
formal revenue, with full charge
over all matters of federal taxation.
AS well as prohibition enforcement.
might be given to West Virginlan.
Unanimous endorsement by the of
iicials OF the party was given 10
joseph II. McDermott, of Morgan
town, for this position and the pres.
ldent was understood to be favorably
inclined toward the appointment.
but the selection was left mainly 10
Secretary Of the Treasury Mellon
who recommended Mr.. Blair OF orth
Carolina and West Virginia gets
nothing.
}. Cecil Fee, Of Wheeling, was
recommended By Senator Elkins for
appointment as a member Of tie
I nited States tariff commission, but
after comforting regarding the posi-
ton, Mr.. Fee said he did not want
it. and his name was Withdrawn.
Whitaker Turned Down
N. Price Whitaker, OF Wheeling
wac brought out as a candidate for
appointment as assistant secretary
OF war Senators Sutherland and El.
klns accompanied him to the white
mouse and recommended his an.
pointmcnt, but the president did not
see fit 70 give the place Of the
Wheeling man.
isaac = Mann, Of Rramwell. With
another residence in WASHINGTON. is
an aspirant for appointment as I'M
ted States ambassador to Spain, and
mas the endowment of the entire
West virginia delegation in both
senaic~ud house OF Representatives
as well az one Of the chairmen of
The state committee and the nation.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-26
FRUIT PROSPECTS
IN ". Y. I2 WEST

ltaca. N. Y. May Gothic New
York state crop report by John Il.
Shepard. agricultural statistician for
the Bureau OF Crop Estimates, for
May states that prospects seem to
be much brighter in this state for
fruit than they are In the apple
growing states further south where
frost damages were severe. Reports
indicate that the more intensive
fruit sections Of tho state expect
fair crops of apples, pears, peaches
and plums and perhaps quarter of
a crop OF cherries. Apple trees whic
bore heavily last year have bloomed
uneyenly and frost damages has
been severe in some orchards. par
tleularly in early varieties, but on
the whole II nearly average fruit
crop seems probable.
Northwest Expects Heavy Yield
Wenatchee. Wash, May 20-Nev.
er before have crop prospects been
so promising at this time OF the
year in the Wenatchoe district. The
heaviest bloom ever known set on
the trees. and while there was some
frost during blossoming time. no
damage was done so far az can be
learned, The trees have set from 30
to Is per cent more fruit than last
year, so that thinning must be done
in every orchard 10 prevent over
production and under sizes.
No official prediction has been
made as yet. but the maximum pro.
duction of 10000 cars Is sdll held
forth as strong probability. The
line sulphur spray and the calyx
spray have been used. much forfiIl-
GER has also been used. aud the ir-
rieation water is now running in
ES tically all t6> canals through.
ont the district.
Soil conditions and weather cond-
lions have been ideal and there
seems to be nothing 10 prevent a
record breaking crop of high quail
ifJ apples.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-26
MARTIN KEFAUVER
FALLS FROM WINDOW
Frederick Man DiSloCateS
Back.

Martin f. Kefauver. proprietor OF
extensive gold fish ponds in Freder.
lex county. Md, and in Pennsylvania.
accidentally fell from the second
story of house at Fort London,
village Ii miles west of Chambers.
burg early Tuesday morning and
sustained four broken ribs on one
side, three on the other side and
dislocated back. He is reported to
be in a serious condition in the
Chambersburg hospital.
At an early hour Tuesday morning
he was found on grass plot direct
ly under the window by a passerby.
in an unconscious condition. He
was conveyed to the hospital staff
physicians took an X-ray picture of
his injuries and discovered thar he
was suffering from a disloca.ed back
and seven fractured rms.
While no one witnessed the acei-
dent it is thought that he arose from
his bed and was evidently leaning
out Of the window when h lost his
balance and fell to the laBAae be
low about IA feet.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-26

al committeeman and others of In
liuence in the party organization.
He was presented to the president
and to the secretary of state, aud
spent some hours with them going
over the situation. For while 1t
seemed almost certain that Mr..
Mann would receive the appoint
ment. But most of the ambassadors
and ministers have been appointed
and Mr. Mann's name has not been
sent to the senate
Then came West Virginla's hirn.
down with regard to the Judge Of
the circuit court of appeals, when
Mr.. McClintic, solidly endorsed In
this state, and his qualifications full
ly impressed upon the president.
was turned down for jurist from
Virginia. a state which has never
given Republican electoral vote
since the civil war reconstruction
days.
Some Certain PIums
Altogether. the political leaders
think, 1t begins to look good dead
as II West Virginia Is not going to
get very much out of the national
administration except the positions
which necessarily must be filed from
the state. The district judgeshuE
the district attorneys, the marghN
the collector Of internal revenue ana
the federal prohibition enforcement
officers for the state must come from
West Virginia, and those which have
no. been appointed will be named
from state applicants. But the thing
which Is worrying the party leaders
IS that the president does not seem
disposed to recognize this state,
which gave him the largest vote and
the LARGEST majority ever given to
any candidate for any Office.
There seems no disposition 10
blame the senators and the congress
men. for they have given their en-
dor8emonts to several candidates
Tor different offices, but the mem
berS OF the party organization are
wondering why the president is dis
tributlnG all the big Offices among
states that can not be relied upon
as West Virginia can be, to show
results on election day, and reserve
nothing for this state.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-26
EVANGELIST TALKS
TO PA. ODD FELLOWS
Rev. c. w. Beard AT Harris
S0nViIle.

Rev. Charles Beard, evangelist, OF
Martinsburg, held quite an interest
ing revival in the Sideling Hill
Christian Church at Harrisonville
Pa, beginning May 18th, continuing
over two Sundays. He delivered
some very impressive sermons
The church was very much revived.
On Sunday afternoon, May % there
was a special service held for the
Harrisonville No. ITO and Needmore
No. ass lodges, I. o. F. F. TIE ser
vice was opened by the choir sing
ing "Bless Be the Tide That
Binds" After the Odd Fellows were
placed in the reserved seats. they
sang their opening ode. Prayer
was made by Rev T. 7. Garland.
Singing, Nearer Ny God to Thee"
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-26

Scripture Lesson, Luke 10. as read
by Rev. A. r. Garland Singing,
Jesus Lover of My Soul An ex-
cellent sermon was delivered by
Rev. Mr.. Beard. He expounded the
three beautiful words, Friendship,
Love and Truth, upon which the
order was founded, They sang their
closing ode. Benediction was pro
nounced by Rev. A. A Garland. Both
lodges were represented by many OF
their members. Also visitors from
other lodges were present besides
a large number of other people.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-26
KlWANIAN.S ARE
GUESTS At BALL

Huntington, May 2f.-District
Governor L. ". Frantz, Huntington,
is host tonight at an elaborate ball
held in honor OF the visitors here
for the second annual convention Of
the Kiwanis clubs Of the district Of
West Virginia. Huntington Kiwani-
ans and RotariaHs are also guests
Of the district governor.
One hundred and forty.eight dele.
gates are enrolled for the conyea.
ton. business sessions Of which viii
be held tomorrow. Five hundred arc
expected to attend the annual ban
duct tonieht
Read the MartlnsDurg Journal
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28
IN ATENTIA CELOR CE
VOR SA DEVINA CETATENI
AMERICANI
81 in atentia celor .ce nu stu
scrie 81 ceti.

Pdhtru rOmanii ce vor sd devina
ceta) Eni americani (cari vor sa al
ba hartia a doua) s'a instituit un
Ours de fncetatenire in scoala din
coltul Detroit Ave. 81 W. 49th.
Stunt rugati deci toti acei romani
carl vor sa devina cetateni ca sa
cerceteze .acest ours ce Sc tine in
fiecare Luni della Z la 8 seara.
Tot in acest local Sc tin cursuri
dc limba engleza pentru acei carl
nu stu inca englezeste, sau vor sa
faea progres mai mare. Acest ours
este incredintat doamnei Baciu ca
refine prelegeri in fiecare Luni 81
Mercuri seara, fntre orele 7-9.
Gu aceasta ocazie rugam pc tot
cafi nu stu de loc sa scrie 81 Sd
ceteasca ca sd Sc presinte Gu toata
inerederea 81 fara nici 0 sfiald
ddamnei Baciu il localul 81 la D.
fdle sus-amintite, caci doamnt
BAciu STA, luat sarcina ca Sd VIII
teke pc acesti oameni in casele lol
81 sa le dea cunostintele elementa
rd acasa la Ell.
Luand IN considerare ca poat,
SO vor afla intre romanii de aic
carl nu stiu-fnc sa ceteasca 81 81
scrie 81 fiindca aceste cursuri sun
absolut gratuite (fara nici pla
ta), ar Fl bine ca toti acesti roman
81 romance sd Sc presinte doamne
Baciu care Gu alta fnsufletire i
face mtlnca 50 nobila.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28
Justificarea masurilor.

s "a cazut de accord intru a recu-
noaste ca dreptul tarii, noastre de
a lua o asemenea masura in a.
fara de orr ce discutie, daca sc
tine seama, Cd acel ours ce sc da
in fiecare ri la bursele straine
ieulnl nostru, nu este nlci rezul-
tatul unor operatiuni normale 81
nici nu exprima yaloarea intrin-
SEGA a monedei noastro, ci este
cursul fixat in mod arbitrar de
speculatori lipsiti de orice sorupui
81 nu indestul de impiedeeati in
activitatea lor nefasta de catre au-
toritatile respective.
S'a recunoscut in sfarsit ca din
masurlle propuse, accea a fixarii
cursurilor in felul de mai sus este
cea mai preferata, dar in cazul
cand guvernul nu ar vol sd sc
opreasca la aceasta solutiune,
suspendarea executarii platilor in
valuta straina devine absolut ine-
vitabila.
(Din "Vointa").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28
Datoria guvernului.

Guvernul e dator sd intervina
|pentru solutionarea favorable a
acestei chestnut, pentru a impie.
dica ruina cetatenilor sal.
Plata GU 80 lei unui Franc ell
vetian, GU II lei a unui Franc
francez, Gu GOO, lei a unei Lire
sterline 81 Gu 160 lei Dolarul, ar
'lnsemna ca p6ntru un angajament
de 100 de. mil Lire sterline, .valo
rind pc cursul normal de 1922.
suma de 2 jun. milioane lei, un
negustor sa fie obligat astazi in
plata sumei fantastice de 60 mi
lioane lei.
S'a dovedit ca totalitatea ere
antelor debitoare ale comertului
nostru pot fl cu oare-care preci
ziune evaluate La ,zece miliarde
de lei, dupa cursul aflat in fiinta
in momentul important sau la 80
miliarde dupa cursul actual.
DacA guvernul nu pune stavila
executArei creantelor in valuta
straina la cursurile actuale, este
evident ca nici intreaga circula-
tune fiduciara de IL miliarde lei
nu ajunge pentru acoperirea ace
stor creante.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28

Dezastrul cauzat de asemenea
executari atingand comertul ca
prima victima. ar provoca dupa
falimentul negustorilor, jena ban
cilor, prin consecinta ar pune pc
acestea in imposibilitate de mai
finanta industriile indigene. Ar
urma deci concedierea personalu-
lni in comert, al l1cratorilor din
uzine 81 industria, disparitia din
tara a monedei noastre 81 exodul
ei pc pietele straine intro ma
sura inca eli multi mai fngrijitoa-
re ca acum.
Capitalistii streini nu vor pre-
geta sd acapareze pc mimic aproa-
pc lntreaga ayutfe tarii.
Fatalmente O asemenea criza ar
atrage dupa sine rliina complect;
a Statului, caci della cetatenii sal
ruinati mar mai putea sd inca
seze impozitele. sFNi.
Este dara un interes national 81
unul superior de salvgardare a
Statnlui, lar nicidecum interesul
lzolat al unui nulnar, oricat de
mare ar Fl Ell de negustori, de Il
Sc lua masuri grabnice pentru in
iantulrea unor. asemenea conse-
cinte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28

'semnsle dragostei'' scrisa de
studenti.
20 ncapte furtunoasa" de I. L.
Caragiale 81 alte piese.
Aceste serbari vor ii organi-
zate insa de Societatile romanesti
locale lar studentii vof juca pie
sele de teatru 81 executa restul
programului.
De aceiea Asociat;a roaga onor.
Sccietatile carl doresc sd dea SER
bari Gu concursul studentilor sa
Sc adreseze cat de curand la Aso-
ciatia Studentilor Universitari
Romani, Bill Center Avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa. pentrlf a lua inte-
legere asupra serbarilor 81 a pre-
gait programul din timp.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28
COMERTUL
ROMAN IN
PRIMEJDIE
AchitaIea cTeantelor straine nu Sc
pcate face. - Memorial Camerii
de ComerS 81 industrie din
Bucuresti.

Ne-am ocupat la timp de i'm
portanta chestiune ce agita CO.
mertul roman, imposibilitatea de
a Sc achita datoriile efectuate in
moneda straina. :
O delegatiune a Camerii de CO.
inert din Bucuresti, studiind So
lutiunilor ee s'ar putea da mai
urgent 81 mai practic, a intocmit
,ln documentat memoriu, din care
reproducem punctele principale:
eperante fnselate.
Este de stiut ca anul trecut Z
recolta incomparabil inferioard
aceleia din anul acesta a determi
nat urcarea la Paris a lcului ID
37-38 centime.
Progresele &C lea faeut de a
tunci incoace refacerea noastra
fmbunatatirea de netagdduit il
mersul Cailor Ferate, perspecti
vele stra1ucite ce le oferea pan;
/ h. un moment dat recolta, resta
bilirea echilibrului bugetar pri,
nouile impozite, erau tot atate'
motive, carl fndreptateau, pana !
! pc eel mai prudenti dintre conner
tcianti ca sa socoteasca Gu o in
|dreptare a monedei rationale !
sa arunce pc plata stoeurile d
|marfnri iinportate, pc cursuri in
ferioare 81 in eel mai bun ca
Iegale Gu acele din vara anult
|trecut.
Cfedinta generala era cA a1ope.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28

tata de catrc tribunalele noastre
decat in limita cursurilor de:
Lei $50 pentru Ira sterlina.
Lei $50 psntru un franc fran
cez.
Lei 6 pentru un frame elvetian.
Lei $50 pentru lira italiana 81
Lei 45 pentru un dollar.
Aceste cursuri nu vor Fl liberia
tori decat pentru creante execu-
tate fortat sau pentru earl s'ar ii
facut un inceput de asemenea
executare, fie printr'o Introduce
re de actiune, fie printr'o cerere
de sequestru, fie pc orr ce alta
cale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28
L. I: u l

i bilitate de a TRACE foloase din a
ceasta depreciere monedei noa.
sire. M vede d-sa ca daca acea
sta depreciere. va permite a vindt
in lei multi maria ce exportam, ne
expunem pAti tot Gu atatia lei
multi ceeace importam?
ca din moment ce exportul
nostru este mai mic ca importul,
|rezultatul final sc intoarce in
contra noastra ! ST nu este posi-
bill pentru moment sd speram ca
balanta economical sd ne fie favo-
rabila, mai ales daca vom CONT
nua GU masuri}e gresit de pana
acum, de a pune fel de fel de sta
vile export1lui produselor noa-
sire. Oar cutitul a ajuns Ia os; ne
doare rau.
Toata lumea este ingrijorata ;
|nimeni insa Au reactioneaza, gu
vernul mai putin dec6t ori-cine
0 timida incercare din partea. in
stitututiunilor financiare de a
sfatui guvernul sd ia masuri Sc.
fioase. pentru oprirea scaderii
leului 81 fnl6turarea catastrofe-
[lOr, MI au avut soarta tuturor
dezideratelor fara sanctiuni.
NJ mai merge insa GU dezide-
rate, trebue sd reactionam 81 pri-
ma reactiune este sd impunem
guvernului, oricare ar fl ell, eco
nomii. NJ Sc poate >concepe ca sd
nj Sc ceara ultimul ban pentru a
intretine armata functionarilor de
prisos, a creia ministere inutile,
a trimite misii .in strainatate tot
atat de inutile. Ceeace in toate
tarile Sc face, trebue sd facem 81
moi Anglia a institute comisiuni
speciale, carl tae orice cheltuiala
inutila in orice ramura a admi-
nistratiei. Cshoslovacia redus Gu
) miliarde bugetul: rezultatul s'a
vazut imediat: coroana, cehoslo-
vaca este mai sus ca leul.
Sa fncepem dar Gu economii 81
|sa Sc caute apoi resurse noui: nu
vor fl greu de gasit. Char uncle
din legile Titulescu Sc pot men
tine. Oar nu labirintul fiscal il,
care voieste sa ne bage, nici de-
claratiile incalcite carl char d-sa
recunoaste ca nu Sc pot pricepe,
de oarece voeste a crea functio-
mari special pentru le explica.
Aplicarea acestor impozite va
costa 200 milioane anual; alte
inconsequente: in loc Gle economii
adoptam un sistem fiscal in care
costul perceperei absoarbe pro-
dusul darilor.
Lupta contra risipei banului
public, iata prima lozinca; orice
alta masura, 81 Gle sigur sunt null
te Gle luat, trebue sd vie in al dol
lea rand.
(Din Universally.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28

Dlferite state din Europa puse
in fata prabusirii cursurilor, an
nat 81 ele diverse masuri.
Astfel statul Cehoslovac de-
cretat restrangerea platilor in
strainatate. Bulgaria 81 .Jugo-Sla
via au acordat la inceputul acestei
lunl un moratoriu general pc ter
men Gle I'M an pentru platile anga-
jate de comercianfi in valuta
streina.
Statul nostru s'a ocupat 81 el
de aceasta chestiune infiintand
centrala devizelor 81 controlul
yalutei. .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28
TEATRU
sTUDENT!EsC

Asociatia Studentilor Universi-
tari va da asul acesta mai multe
serbari GU teatru in diferite CEN
ire romanesti.
in acest scop studentii au ince-
put sa pregateasca un program
bogat. 1ntre piesele de teatru carl
vor Fl jucate este "Napasta" de
I. L. Caragiale.
''Nobila Cersetoare" de v.
A1ovon1 1-c;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28
CAND E TfRG ST CAND NU E?

Tn ruman. care mergea
La un zbor, ce Sc facea
La ri mare lntr 'un sat,
De al lui mai departat,
lntalneste nitro valcea
Tn flacau, ce Sc 'ntorcea
De la zborul in spre care
Rumanul zoreste tarc.
= Flacaias, vii de la zbor?
r frumos? Este sbor9
- laca, chip de acolea viu,
/. Oar nu-i targ; par'ca-i pustiu.
- Nh e nici de un zarzavat?
Ori niscai peste sarat?
= Mimic nu Sc pomeneste.
Sta rumanu, Sc gandeste
Sa Sc 'ntoarca ehiar acum;
&c sa fac atata drum,
lava llu tdI x Ut loC
Apoi tot ell:
= La noroc!
Tot venii ell pan aci,
Hal la targ, fie GEO fl!
Cand ajunge, Sc cruceste;
Lume multa n targ roieste,
Eel de fel de negustori.
Dulapuri 81 caisori,
Hora mare incheiata,
Targ frumos ca nici odata.
Dupa ce STA targuit
-Ce La fost lui trebuit,
In spre casa porneste
81 acum, lar intalnestc
Intr 'un sat din drumul sau.
Pc glumetul de flacau.
= Bine bre, seade frumos,
Ce te 'ntreb sa-mi spui pc dos
81 sd faci astfel de glume g..
Ce spuneai ca nu lume?
= Pal, ti-am spus vorba Gu rost
Stu ca Leana n targ n "a fost.
Nici p'acolo "a calcat.
= Care Leana? orr esti beat?
Eu nici no cunosc pc ca.
= Leana de-. iubita mea.
= Eli 81? daca ca nu este?
= Apoi nu stii a povesteg
Este Leana, este zbor,
NJ Leana, targu-i chior!
Victor Bilciurescu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28
Masuri pentru imbunatatirea
schimbului.

.Juristii romani consulate all a..
juns la conclusia ca orice masuri
ar lua raman ca un simplu pa
llativ, daca nu Sc iau masuri de
ordin general pentru imbunatati-
rea schimbului 81 earl S ar putea
schita. astfel:
y Suprimarea oricaror stanje-
niri ale exportului produselor noa
sire.
q Marginirea importului la To-
|comotive 81 materiife prime nece-
sarc indnstriilor.
b Prohibirea negocierii leilor
81 valutelor.
A. Infiintarea unui birou de re-
gularc a schimbului nostru la
Paris.
16) Oprirea complecta voiaje-
lor de agreement 81 suprimarea mi
siunilor inutile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28

rirea datoriilor' Sc va putea face
eel putin pc cursuri egale celo1
din vara anului 1920.
La ce s'a redus aceasta credinta
Sc site de toata lumea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28

S'ar. putea sustine ca aceste
.masuri ar aduce discreditarea
tarii in stainatate. Ce discredi-
tare mai mare ar putea Fl decat
cotarea leului Gu 3 centime eat e
asthzi IN Zurichf
De aceea nici . creant& in va
| |luta straina sa nn fie dar execu
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-30
PARFs HIS SOLE

LAWRENCE, Mass, Sept 3O.--Q.
n. S.)---The star witness for the Com
monwealth in District Court went
about in his stocking feet, an unusual
occurrence in the annals Of the local
court. Michael Kane, the stocking
footed man. had been deprived OF his
shoes and other effects while he slept
on the bank Of the Spicket River. One
of his companions said that the shoe
less man had volunteered to give his
shoes for pawning purposes so that he
and two companions might have an
other drink. At the end Of the case,
which was continued, the court order
ed Kane's shoes listed Exhibit A" re-
turned to his feet