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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
CuQas0N. COLORADO. FRIDAY, SEPT. Z,
ELKS' BENEFTT PLAY LAST
WEEK A COMPLETE SUCCESS

The Divorce Question" ths play
given under the auspices Of tie Gun
nison members Of the Elks last Fi-
day and Saturday nights. was enthus-
iastically received BY The people Of
Gunnison and vicinity, and tie hope b
expressed that more plays By the
same company may be produced dur
ing the coming months.
The play was probably IL nost
serious emotional production eveR
staged by local players. George HersI
carried the principal part that q
Father Jerome. and his work was
absolutely professional in every re-
spect. Mrs. George Florer, - Mrs..
Manners, had n difficult part - the
selfish mother. Of ''The Boy and The
Girl" and especially in the second act
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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
Of STEVE
kENN|sON At
SAL|DA

Railroad men and Gunnison people in
general will regret to learn Of the
death Of Steven Kennison which oc-
CURED at his home in Salida last
Saturday morning. Bright's disease.
was the principal cause, Of his destIs.
He had been Ill for some months, and.
last winter went to California for re-
lief, but only secured temporary bene-
fit. Nevertheless, death was entirely
unexpected, and came as a great shock
to friends and relatives alike.
Steve" Kennison was one of tho
veteran employees of the Denver Z
Rio Grande railroad, having been in
service thirty-fye years as conduct
or, first entering the service Of the
railroad company at the age Of gix-
teen. Twelve years ago he was made
passenger conductor and practically
his entire service was on the run be-
as q conductor was on the division BE-
tween Salida and Montrose, and also
on the Ouray branch He had many
close calls, the closest perhaps, being
in the snowslide which brought death
and disaster to his passenger train
while going thru the Black Canon.
several years ago. He had just passed
from one car to another when tho
slide came down, throwing come Of the
cars, including the one he had Just
left, on the track.
Mr.. Kennison was porn in Somerset.
England, on April 25th, 1851. As q
boy he lived in Salida and saw that
town grow from tiny hamlet to it's
present thriving activity. In 1891 he
he was married to Mrs. Mary LaPcrta
Calvin.
Mr.. Kennison and family formerly
lived in Gunnison, his young daughtszB
attending our schools. After NJ.
Kennison was transferred to Salidn.
the family moved there, where they
still reside. Besides his wife, hs =
survived by four daughters, Mrn-
Edith Colvin Ais, Of Pocatello, Idahos
the Misses Lorena, Viola and Marie
kennison, and one son, Preston Ken
njson. A sister, Mrs Mary Edwards,
lives at Arvada.
Mr.. Kennison was Good-natured,
jolly man, popular with Whosoevae 10
became acquainted and well known and
liked by all the men along The Hne.
Funeral services were conducted In
Salida Monday afternoon from Ne
Methodist church, the Masonic ledeo
Of Gunnison, Of which deceased was
q member, being IN charre. d. Essex
Of Canon City, = Iife-long ftiend az
Mr. Kennison's, oiRiciateds Ths 80
vices were largely attended ~ mGm-
bers Of TIE Salids Masonie Lodre. ".
Q: " ard Order q Railway Conducturn
OF which ordsr1 NJ. Kennison wns .
member.
Gnnnison friends Of IL family -.
tend their sympathy 70 the bexsesei3
wife and dsnekters r thsir hsar e
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
ED W. SEERIE IN
JURED TODAY IN
AUTO SMASH

Erward Seerie, senior member of
the Arm Of Seefie & Varnum, contrac-
tors Of the new County High School
building was seriously injured ut
Doyieville about eight o'clock this
morning when the car in which he
was riding skidded off the road and
turned completely over. Seerie. in
company with his son Peter, who was
driving, NJ. Boring and Fred Haywood,
was on his way from Gunnison to Dem
yer in large Marnon touring car.
About 800 yards above the Slate ranch
on sharp curve the car hit some sand
and slxidded into the ditch. The elder
Seerie was the only occupant Of the
car to sustain serious injury.
Information Of the accident was inn
mediately phoned into Gunnison and
J. w. Wolvin, local superintendent for
Seerie & Varnum, started Tor Doyle
with Doctor Hansen. The trip Of 22
miles was made in slightly over Is
minutes, which We believe estabaisl,es
a record
Dr.. Hansen attended the injured
MAN. who had fallen on his head, and
reports that he will recover. He will
70 east on the train this evening. Mr..
Seerie is 81 years Of age.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
SUIT ENTERED AGAINST
BLUE mesa shEEPMEh

y
The Threatened action By cattlsmer
on Blue mesa who accuse the sheep.
men Of driving OF their stock and at
tempting TO browbeat the cattlemer
and run them out Of the country, came
into the courts hero Wednesday when
o. H. Loses and J. W. Paes fled in
formation against John Ketcham, Fred
Rumbaugh and Taylor Butten. accusing
them Of maliciously driving cattle ofI
the public range, to-wit: 50 head be-
longing to 3. v. Barry, 80 to J. w
Page and 20 to Wiley Freeman. Gus
Seharf and Andy Enbom. The range
Is described - the land between Pine
creek and the Big Blne, and suit Il
bruught In The name Of ] w. Page
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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
DANsONS RETURN R6N
!cALlF0RyiA TRII

Mr.. and Mrs F. ceorak Dsmson re-
turned Saturday after livery pleasant
months vacation in Ci)ifornia. They
left Cunnison August 4e, Visiting Salt
Lake City and going from there 10
San Francisco for Anew days. They
visited two weeks iq11os AneeIes viii
Mrs Damson's sis1kr and mado the
Grand Canyon Of he Color.do on the
return trip. Whle 1t Grand Canyua
they had the pleasure Of seeing Ton
Nix and Eva Ndvak It work On 4
new movie Tidy stopped at Albu-
querque, N. n. fdr . short visit. They
also visited MD and Mrs. II. L.
Richter. who are bow living at Long
Beach. Mrs. Richter will teach at
in the Long BET feh high. school this
year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23

Representatives that fhs road wpuld
be kept in IT. present excellent con-
dition.
Leutenant Governor Earl Cooley
painted avivd pieturs Of The advant-
|aees u the r0ad. His talk w. most
|infsrestfAg ard brought forth frequent
applause. Representatives Of fhe
Commerce Chambers Of Pueblo, Canon
City, Florences Buena Vista ard other
nearby Raiibow Route points wsre
prssnt and gave addressss.
Prof ]. 81. Essri6, representine II
[Gunnison Chamber u Commerce, envo
z vey 1luminstine taIk GhsteAinS
tie histoey q Monnreh Pass wliiek
was orfsianlly IT, boundary of IL
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23

DC. b. Curfman, president Of TIE
Seii63 Comnercial Club, led OF the
|proceSsion Of speakers, welcoming The
vixitors and pointing out the neces-
Isity for the meeting.
GAIA. 8. Peck, ehief forester of
~ district AZ the National Forrest,
|foI7D5ed Dr. Curfman and explained
Mt the new road would mean to the
|lGnfionnl Forest IN this section. a, =
Phalen, Of the Federal BureAu a.
A1blie Roads, informed the asssnnblage
tl,at ibis highway, n it, present CO.
dit5ons y IL 1nest mcuntan paeB +
til United Gates, and said that =
.eQiaaled the famous Alpine roads d
ST 1lseE1and. where hs received most
~ 1is training. Mr.. Reedy of fhe
t1ee Highway Dspaxt,neuf followed
1GE. Phalon and assured IL 16deral
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
TOM HOGAN LOCATED IN
LAW OFFICE OF E. n. NOURSE

Tom Hogan, who was admitted to
the bar Of Colorado ut the recent con-
veninR Of the Supreme Court, is now
located in Gunnison with Attorney Z.
n. NSuree. Mr.. Hogan is Gunnison
product Of whom We are justly proud.
and Il II sincerely hoped that his lo-
cation In Gunnis0n may BE- Per
manent. He graduated this year from
the Law School at the Safe University.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
NORMAL ENROLMENT
SHOWS INCREASE 0F
. MORE Than 70%

An increase of seventy cent in enrolment last
the record for entrance at the Normal this quarter
At the opening Of school this week 21 students entered
with 70 last September This enrolment
will likely reach 150 judging from the experience past
in late entries The High School enrolment
ticaly the that of last year.
The faculty has been greatly strengthened and the
includes advanced courses for the Liberal
Arts and other degrees offered this year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
DELEGATION Ceremonies 1T
MONARCH Pass MONDAY

Monarch Pass Colorados most wonderful mountain drive
formally dedicated Monday in the Of about 500
people fully 80 Of whom were from Gnn'on and vicinity One
panied and made the day worthy Of long
brance
hours and half the Gunnsop arriving about At
MOnarh Park the Salida side of the pe sandwiches and
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
GUY ExTw TAKES OVER THE
KRENCH ElACTRIC CLEANERS

Axzangsnents were completed Sat-
|ur5eI Wherehy Guy Exter took over
the French Electric Cleaning estab-
|liShne9t from John Clifford. Exter
r planning 70 increass The plant and
iIetove the service n every way. Mr.
C3t8ofd has been very suecoGnful, but
eoncluded thAt be likes raiIroading bet
~ end weat - Denxer Monday to en-
|nt hiS Old job.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
MRS. SARAH ]. COATS
PASSES away HERE
TUESDAY n0Rn|nG

On Tuesday morning. September 20.
1t s o'clock am, occurred the Death
Of Mrs Sarah Jane Coats 1t her
residence in Gunnison. Nrs Goats
had been failing in health for the past
year, or two and last winter went to
California for several months. Like
all pioneer residents of Guunison
county, Mrs. Costs felt more satisfac-
ton when at home among her many
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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23

Miss Abbie Kamber, of the CONNER
clai department, has left to take \
place in the Trinidad High School.
She Will be replaced on the faculty By
+. r. Leavcnworth of Tonkawa, Okla
sixty new steel lockers have been.
ordered this week for use in the new
building. This makes a total of 100.
Mr.. DesJardin, member of the
firm Of architects who drew up the
plans for the High School building,
has been in town this week superyis-
ing the placing Of the new boiler.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
Gunni.on County Campers Paradise. Three Of many.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard. Walker and
Miss Alice Peek made IN enjoyable
motor trip last week, going to Somer-
set by way Of Crested Butte and then
down the Norh Fork valley to Delta
and Montrose. They went to Ouray
for two days and returned via the
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23

Miss Phemia Reed has been very i'll
the past week with pneumonia, her
condition being SO serious that her
old family physician, DIR John Fad
zean Of Del Norte, was called to Gun
nison. He arrived Wednesday night,
returning Thursday, as Miss Reed ap-
pears to be greatly improved.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-22
R. COnSOIatOd Italia
IN PHILADELPHIA

Seglito 1911 comunican>i seguen-
ii jati:
L'audamento del quattro istituti
di credito durante il 1920 indica
in confronto del 1919 un aumento
uei depositi di risparmio per 500 mi
lioni. / cont del correspondent de-
bitori per milletrecento ottantasei
niIioni del correspondent credito-
III per tremila ceutosei milioni. II
D0rtat0glio cambiario per millesei-
cent1ttantasettc milioni. riporti per
1rtacentosessantatre miloni. lie cifrg
risu.tano dal confronto della situa-
z-7ne nj 81 dicembTe. lie esportazionl
jouo forte disccsa mel quadrimestre
ay1sta-uoyembre che segno' complies
-rvamerte dimuuzione centoquaran-
-a.ai mil0ni in c0nfronto degli stes-
-i me-i dellauno precedente. da di-
..mlre 1920 segnauo una promet-
tanre rfpre-a. indicando un au-
mauro di 20 l3 mihoni mel dicem~
gra e Gennaio rispettiyo al corri-
suondenti mesi leg.i ami preceden-
r.. lie c1ncossiuni III deriyazloni ac-
que pubbliche per forza motrice nel
menni f1f1-tS 1920 ammontaro-
mo- rispcttiyameutc a cayalG yapore
Observation-Disclosures e tre-
eentottantamila. Registrars pure
crescent concessioni per usl lrrl-
luet honitichc. Notasi infinc crescen-
te -viIuppo mel porto Trieste. Rela-
tive importazioni terrestri G maritti-
M mel geunaio scorso crebbero rispcU
tiyamente attire uecentomila quintali
in confrouto mel gennaio 1920 Inol-
. tire segnalasi un aumento di sessanta-
mila tonnellate tanto in arriyo guam
. to in partenza mel moyimento del ma
yiglio.
Philadelphia. Pa, II Maggie, 1921,
SjIliti
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mo sciolse un limo ALA signora Mil
Ter. la cui missicne e. di aiutare gil
orfani al guerra, atfermando che la
,ua opera umanitaria e motto ap-
prezzata dulla nostra PaJria. per cu
ia filantropica signora ha diritto ad
csscrc incoraggiata.
ALA De Robilant rispose la slgno-
m Miller ringraziandola dele lusin-
ghicri cspressioni riyoltelc @, rieyo-
cando guanto ha fatto per Iltalia,
traccia il programme di quello che
mrende fare per Iayycnlre.
In ultimo la slgnora Llppj disse
brew parole. promettendo di formare
per rautunno prosSimo un grande
comitato di signore e signorine per
raccoglierc denaro che consegnera'
ALA signora Miller
Agli nterycnuti, con quelia GENT
lczza che e. una caratteristica del ca
niugi Tippi, furono seryiti dolci !
riufrgschi
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-22
~ELEZIoNI NELLIE LOGGE

Per li-pos.zioue li legge. non
u5u' ,mdi della seg0uda seduta di
-.um5. de5b5ug farsi nellie LoEge
.e elezi5ni general degG UfficiaG.
Al.uop9 / Venerable de5b0no ac-
certarsi che siano mandau gli in
viii al -ogi almen0 cinque giorni
prima.
"Iu tale aecasioue ogni L0ggia do
Nra eleggare anche un Grande De
.egay0 ette-tivo ed un Grande Dele
cato NuPplaute per.la pro-sima Gran
lie C0nyenzioue.
"Qui acelu-5 81 mandd un modul5.
De. guale. aDpena tatte le e,ez.oui.
81 feJbono serivere ] n0mi Z gli in
dirizzi 3i nu0vi Cfticiali del CIR.
De.eEati ctfe,tiyo @ supplentej e
COST riempito ESQ deye essere ritor-
Hay9 O .uest9 Ufticio.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-22

re diversamcnte al mezzi di traspor-
to. 10 facciano anch'esse subito, ad
cyitarc, poi che all'ultim'ora siano
impossibilitatc a provyedere.
"In alro ayyi>o saranno hssau
fora ed il luogo in cui lutte lie vet
ure doyranno troyarsi la mattina del
3 giugno per poi mareiare insieme
verso Ia localita' dcstinata.
"Con fraterni e cordial saluti,
4Ifred0 PerfIia CIR. Sfgr Arch.
GilS Di SHresir0 Or. J IeR
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-22

la sera q. I0msHica sear>a, Is cor
raura mese. ualla sua >lla Sociale in
Ee-Iin Street. quesu LoEgia Sbarco
Ii Marsala No. SO, felhO f d..
,ommamor8m Ia data memorable
delIa Sbare1 del Mile in Marsha
Per r0ceaa0ne erano stati inyi-
utl utu III italiaui della Colonia,
romures0 I- Associazi0ni qui esisteH-
q. ed il Graude Venerable dello Sta
20 Cav. A. Giuseppe Di Silyestro.
in qualita' ii presideute ouorario,
che era preseute.
La sala era Ietteralmente gremi-
Ia ed in prep9nderanza spiccava lie
Iement1 temminile. Il merito del
grande c0ucurso e della ottima riu-
,cita della commemorative, il cui
ricorio rimarra' imperituro nella
mente degli intervenuti, e dovuto
all'attivita' di un gruppo di nuoyi
>oci della loggia festeggiante che ha
iayorat0 indefessamente.
ALE ore S precise il venerable del
la Sbarco signor F Palazzoli, di-
chiara aperta Ia tcsta ed invita- il
presidente del Comitato. signor Pao-
lo Coccia. il guaIe, dopo di ayere
sDiegat0 10 scopo di essa. presenta
Ioratore utficiale nella persona del
-ignor Giovanni Torchio. Questi,
con parola alata, legge una dotta
c3nmemorazione con Ia quale tiene
desta IatteuHone dell'uditorio che
spesso 10 interrompeya con frenehci
applause Appena finito, Ia signora
Tedesc0, a nome della Loggia, gli
. presenta un bouquet di fior. Anche
appiaudito e il capitano DR.. G. Al
banese, patron0 della fiesta, che ia u
ma esposizione sintetica dello svolgi-
mento della nOstTa guerra conbattu-
Ia nell'ultimo conflitto mondiale.
Ultimo a parlare e il Grande Vene-
rabile, Il quaie, breyemente, dice del
.fOrdine, del gigantesco progresso da
ESQ fatto, e dele sue initiative, ul-
TINA delle quail quella delrOrfano-
tr0fio che 81 e. potuto realizzare no
nostante le avversioni di pochi rinne-
gait Prima del Grande Venera-
. bile. il sigpor B Santilh. ayeya da-
to il salute della Loggia Dante Ali
ghieri
Nella cohmem0razione sI0no' ma
. gnificamente un'ottima orchestra di-
rctta dal Prof Francesca Desio che
81 ebbe anche del fiori
SegUi' IN bozzett5 storico lie ma
dri d'Ttalia' acitat9 dai comp0-
nenti u Circol1 Filodrammatico G.
Mazzini, interlocutori intelligent Ia
signora Blanca Tede=co. Palazzol.
Coecia ga alt-. di cui non ricordiamo
. j n0mi
Ia serata ia cbiusa da una lotteria
o0stiuita da due premi. IN pezz5
3'oro al 20 dollar cd un altro di 8.
]. C1mitat5 era comp0sto del FL
guou
paoio Cocca. Prssidente 81. Ian
Haeci. Segrtario; n. Cappa, Cas-
siere: A. Pitino. r Augello, E
Testoni, ID DelFAquila
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ha imparato al amarc Ia terra del
,uOi genitou L'oratore rIyOlse an
che I'm pensier0 gentle agi umih
layoratori nostri che hanuo contrl-
buito. non POGO, a fare grande
uuesta Nazigna Ia caiu-a del CHA
TO. lucid0. efticacc GiScorSo dellayy.
Alessandroui tu salumta da frenetici
applause
Quando. prcscutato dallo studente
Pigossi. ST ALA per parIare d Regio
Console d'Itaha, l'uditorio ST leya in
piedi gli ia una clloroSa dino
-trazione di simputia II Cav. Sll-
Gta pronuuzia m breye di~corso,
compiacendo,i con component il
Circolo Italiano Uuiyer,itaTio per il
loro patriottismo e per Iattaccamen-
to ALA nostra lingua, Ia quale, egIi
clnchiuse. mon deye e-syre dlmentl-
cata Sc yogHamo diryi e rimanere de
-ui crodi deIrAltis,.m1 Poeta'
II programme musicale fu esaguI-
20 con moIta perizia. ! cantanti fu-
,.,. ..r; .r...i .ha .oo5iryarono Ia
soprano signorina CaylIieri mel suo
Concerto dato Ia srra del ~ ApriIe
F, pr.rfier,o oua.r'oes8sfone Der
..., fsrrrs~s h no.r-s amufra7i6ne
Der lei q per / signoH lama. tenore
. S.sr1rtfg baritone che ALA Viii
t.r.r..r NAN 4 r..ar, maritatamsu-
r annnnlra iusieme ALA scratan-
te. per Ia ma-uiIca eseeuHane del
gomDIe,-o programme.
D.esm0 ora che ne'a Houston Hall
ST liyrlnsara 81 baritone Antonio
SarIuzio. mel ~PmIo-1 Del pagliac-
cl". Giuseppe Lama. tenora I'm "una
utfua Iagr.ma" 5eIEEIiyir d'Amo-
re-. li Dauirmtgi. la CayaIiari e. Ian
ra naI duatrl della lavajIeua Ru-
>tiraHa eta aui >au-azzn" eee. ece.
Saantfaua 5azH solo furouo ape
nHudiu II rinnmar0 f'aut.sra e.. Ba-
rome. rarDiSta A. Geonuotti ed IL
ge'lista A. Liuzzi 8lt-e che accom-
mguarauo imuaecabIlmeute eautan-
Il della -crata.
Aua Conta,slua DE- Ro6ilant -i
alla soprano -tg1or.ua CayaEe1 tu-
rona otferi DEF tiori.
eli nffioiaE De. Ciraol1 -2no: Pa
-auaIa NJ. Torrga. DTesllenta. Fran
.-. p-rrfa-a r;aa-nresl3an+a. Harr.
J. Dragoneti. Negretario; An-o-
MO p Mazza. tasOr.e-a.
IN rts., JJppr
la C0nreSsiua De R0biiant, du-
rmte la sua hreye permanenza
Philadelphia. e. srat4 ospLte gradlJis-
~Ima deI comuEl slgnon iarnacista
Andrea G Nonee,ta lIPp- ne..a l9ro
elogaute re-idenza "a. lt2I south
Broad It.
Iyl >ahato e domem6a seorsl 81 son
tenut due trattenlmentI. La sera
di ~abato yenne otterta una cena do
more ALA Contesslna DE Roollant con
llnteryento del Cav. Itf. Lulg
Nl.IittI. Reglo Console d ItalIa e del
no>tro dlrettore. Gin altr parteel-
panu, oItre ala testegglata ed al pa
dronl di casa, turono Mr.. e Mrs.
James :. Star, Mr.. Mrs Warren
C. Graham. | enpnrn lDtouupll8 Ia
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Le conference dG|Ia
GOIIGSSiIl De ROIllII
ALLUNIVERSITA' DI PENN
SYLEANIA

Er4 D. HIEa--U. .nuFarpuyn sra naf
-,,,ni ..,rs; Ia r,n+as.ips Da 20
51ant ba t.rrf, In pbiIa5aIrbis o.
,irinsu-a ~. I..-,s 4 ssssro riIara,s
grsIIs s..rs ..-7 n Ir1.li, 1s CON.
rs1ts r,a.. r.rrs Houston Hall 5els
T-ri,.r.i+,, If p.rrsrgsrir com
f.rsrgs .g. a..a nsrt. daI r-s++sni-
r,.rr, .rrv,l. al r.r..I, Ir,lion,
d.Jrs f,,,..-t,r-i..i,,s T-,i,s,.;r..
II Houston TsIl a-s qf..IIr+g Ii
--J.u-, .-.f..s..r,.+f itsIi.ri If
.i~8ar. .i..r,-ir. 5.,fs n..t-g a.r.-
m y I.r.1Ia ~..sats' tma-..ar7
Nh igts-.. ,rt, s,.ara 81 p.gi, com
ra I.JraIa in pEifsHelnIi6 rav
T-fG.isr. I.rrs ~sIrrr + on,Is .an
ravy NIa,.Hndmni Ia DE RabiIant.
.sdeya sat m'- HrgE, artist
N tarranfmanta lntrllgtruaIa 81 a.
prr tar gg Ff-c5r.u aeIIo -tqdanra
Dante pfr,-. Fl uaIe. IN nm inter
mszzo. dop5 Ia aseeuziane di due nu-
meri 3e0 programme musicale. pre-
sentn' ea1 parole motto usinghieri
ner lei. Ia Coute,sina Irene De Robi-
.art. f-gIta del uradc Generate De
Pobilant che. neI ue-iaIa della wer-
commando Ia guarta Arnsta neIla
fronta inrfsna In Conre,sfna. che
trarasi I'm America per eonto del COZ
mftato NazIonaIe ftaIiano della Dqa-
fe lIiqlirr parl1' uraci-amente di
Dante come .protgta e uoeta Italia
Dc" Puma pero' q trattare quest0
aIussimo ,oggetto Ia De Robilant
yoIle riyoIgere II peusiero al Senate
Re Francesca Toruca. zio deIIo stu
dente PasquaIe u Iorraca, presi-
dente del Suddetto Cireolo italiano
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rUniyersita' al PENNSYLVANIA. che ba
deciso al commemorate mel pr5ssimo
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rinascimento initiate da Dante mel
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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-22
PER II. PICNIC A
CONCORDEILLE

81 r3Umauta che Il l0wltarD La
y0iuy0 IaSciara li5sre Ie Logge di
suesta citra' di Philadelphia, di Do
cersi prpeurare quei mezzi di ira
SPORT che creieranno piu' conYe-
meuti Per potter partecipare al pic
mic che 81 terra d0menica > giugno
uei l7eali delFOrfan0tr0fio a Con
c5rdyille: e perci0' sou0 le logge che
debbon0 Preyyedere q tale riguardo,
g Sc csse non 10 faraan0 in tempo.
sara tutta loro Ia responsabiIita' de-
g.i ine0nEenieuti che Potessero even
tua.menta yeriticarsI
Inyauto due fratelli yolenterosi 81
son presa cura di tr0yare del mezzi
di trasport0. G cioe' il fratell0 f. Sa-
1atin! per gli omnibus cd il fratello
Mario D'Urso per ) trucks. Ora il
primo ia sapere che di omnibus So
n1'a.rualmente disponi5ih solo quel-
d a Sl.1j per post0 In quant0 al
trucks, essi Costano S0.15 a p0st0
Ma STA per gil uni che per gli al-ri
5.s7gHa affrertarsi a fare le richie
ste.
"Percio guelle Logge che v0les-
ser0 posu di omnibus lS1.I5). 81 IL
ro'rau0 al fratell0 F. Sabatini. s.
W Cor. 11rh & Chestnut Sts. le
aIue che volessero posu di trucks
0So. IJ). 81 riv0lgln0 al frateilo Ma
rio D'Urso. 800 j. Roosevelt Bou-
Ievari ma lutte debbon0 farl0 Il piu'
s0Ilelitamente possible
Si5 gli omnibus Gle ! trucks. Sc
s desidemr0 a5d0bbat, o de5bcn1
e=ere per cura dele Logge, e quelIe
ehe .0 v1E'iono debbero provyedere
a tutto FocC0Tente con Ia necessaria
apticipazione
1Ie Logge che volessero puyyede-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
Birmingham Trust and Sauings Co.


MACLIN F. SMITH, Trust Officer EXAM ELLIOTT, Asst. Trust Officer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-29
STEVENS WILL STUDY
 THE DAIRY INDUSTRY

Tuscaloosa. August 2s.-(Special)- F. D. Stevens. farm management spe- cialist, has arrived in Tuscaloosa for the purpose of making a survey of the dairy industry of Tuscaloosa county. He will work in co-opera- tion with R. C. Lett of the county farm bureau.
 Mir. Stevens will study the problems confronting the individual dairyman, and recommend such changes as he finds necessary The problems of dairying are so numerous that the best informed men are essential for their solution.
 Mir. Stevens is not only scholar of the dairy industry, as his observa- tions and recommendations cover every phase of agriculture, and each subject is considered from a practi- cal viewpoint. and treated in detail rather than Eeneralities.
 The published report that will be issued by MT. Stevens will be re- ceived with great interest, as the in formation will be valuable to both the farmer and business man.