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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-13
CO 0NvocARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura Desteapta-te Romano
Hora Unirii' din Detroit, Mich.
Pc calea aceasta C6nvoaca pc toti
membri sal de lua parte la Sc
dinta extra -ordinara, care va a
yea loc Dumineca Is Septembrie
1921 in Hala Chene de sub Nr.
2646 Monroe Ave.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
, p. m. Pana la intalnire va salu-
tam Ell toata dragostea, in hume
lie Socletatii ''Desteapta-te Ro-
mane Hora Unirii''.
(213-14). Presidiul.
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ApARr n rnCARI u.

ApARI n 1HCARI u.
Pretul pentru publicatii ca: "Caut."
'De vfnzare." "Anunt de casatorie."
ETC., costa pentru fiecare cuvint ,
CENT? de publicatie. Sub SO do cent?
nu se publica mimic.
Pentru Dar1 de seana, InvitAri de-
botez, cununii sau dansuri. cent? H.
nia. sau $4.0O. 1 coloanA de star.
Publicatiile sd fie insotite de su0a
necesarA Credit nu are deceit oocietA-
tile din Uniunea s. r. 4
Manuscriptele sau fotografii nu %
inapoiazA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-13

81 desi pierdut multi material 81
foarte multi oameni, totusi, nu Sc
da batut. Ell, profitand de linistea
ce domnea pc t0ate celelalte
fronturi: francez, rusesc, italian
81 macedonian, Sc hotareste de IA
aduce ori cate forte ar Fl necesa-
re, numai sa reuseasca sd ne
scoata din cauza cat mai curind,
pentru q putea apoi, eventual,
sa-si indrepte parte din aceste
forte IN alta parte, de va fl nevoe.
Generalului Falkenhayn Use
mai trimit inca seapte divizii ger
name, din carl doua de cavalerie !
lar Id fsidy INSPIRE Pleyna, Sc
string forte germano-bulgaro-
turce, sub ordinele directe ale
maresalalui Mackensen, in timp
&c operatiunile in Dobrogea sunt
oprite proyizoriu de catre Ell.
Voiau dusmanii Sd faca ulti-
ma 81 suprema sfortare, Gu cele
mai bune 81 mai multe trupe ce
ar ii putut aduna 81 "a incerce q
patrunde II tara romaneasca
inainfe de vepirea iernei.
Incerearea cen mare . prega.
teasI ei lot pe u Jfn. !
j yInfre Patr6eaui s. frontierS. III
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co N voc CARE

Presidiul Societatii ''Leul' din
Salem, Ohio Convoaca pc toti
functionarii onor. Comitet 81 pc
toti fratii membri din loo cat 81
din jur de a lua parte la aduna-
rea Gcnerala de 3 luni care sc va
tinea in ziua de Is Septembrie
1921 in Hala Societatii ''Leul'
de sub Nr. III Depot Str. La or
dinea zilei vom avea multe chestii
de resolvat precum 81 Darea de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-13

iveala. Mici ilcursiuni, de cate
1-2 companii, Sc faceau de pc
un NAL pc altul, fara nici in
fluenta asupra mersului operatiu-
nilOr.
In Dobrogea atacurile vrajma-
sului sunt, insa, foarte violente.
Gu toate ajutoarele trimise de
moi, Gu toate trupele rusesti So
site in aceasta parte, maresalul
Mackensen reuseste q ocupa lima
Cernavoda-C Constanta, precum 81
acest din urma port al nostru,
dupa lupte de . yiolenta fara
seaman. Trupele rYso-romane Sc
retrag la nordul c&ei ferate; lar
podul peste Dunare este, in mare
parte, stricat de cxtre trupele de
marina 81 de gcniu romano. :
Inceputul lunei Noembrie ne
gaseste, inca, pc toata frontiera
lnuntoasa rezistand tuturor alta
curilor desperate ale unor forte
Gu multi superioare ! alor noastre.
Inimicul . adus farte noui 81 prs
gateste noui lovitnri. In acelas
timp si Rusii inesp ~ soseasca il
nordul Moldovei inlocuesc, ii
partea d n0rd IS fierei nun.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-13

sunt rugaN top s'sonsntM
aogtri . observa urm&toarole
reguli Il trimitessa pentrD
schimbare dc adresx:
/. ST se scrie adress veeho
onde ia mers xiarul q adrosa
unde So mutat.
2. La fiecars persoenx q
Sc al&ture ms ccci de 6c. u @
caute Sd nj - uea Gumelo strar
del 81 al ora3ului correct.
Cine M observx aceste r.
guh in xadaf aSteaptx II ! %
schimbe adresa % M - poesA
Adminjsratia.
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STRUGURI

STRUGURI
S'au must de California 81
Ohio. Pretul variaza dupa cali
tate. Adresati-va la:
I. SACEANU
5416 Detroit Ave.
s'au chemati, Guy. Lorain 723 w
Bell Hemlock 401S
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IN VT AR E

Societatea Romano de AJutOr
81 Cultura ''F'alnicul Zarand Ro-
man. din Clearing, Ill. invita- Gu
drag pc toate Societatile romano
din apropiere Cluburi 81 Parochii
de lua parte la Petrecerea I'M
preunata GU dams in ziua de Is
Septembrie a C. inceputul Va Fl
la orele = p. IN. 81 va dura pana
la II noaptea.
Muzica vestitului loan Sirb din
Indiana Harbor. Ind. va distra
nor. public Gu diferite jocuri na-
tionale.
Barul Societatii va ii pregatit
ell tot felul de beuturi recori-
toare. Avand speranta ca fratii
romani 81 de asia data Cd 81 in
trecut he vor da tot sprijinul
multamitor atat moral cat 81 ma
terial deci speram Cd vom fl spri-
Jiniti Gu data de sus amintita
pana la revedere primiti salutul
fratesc.
In numele Societatii ''Falnicul
Zarand Roman din Clearing, Ill
Comitetul aranjator.
(212-131
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tel de nord, carl devin astfel dis
ponibile, putand ii intrebuintate
acolo unde pericolul era mai
mare. 0 parte din aceste forte,
cam divizie, fost trimisa la
Olt spre Suici; lar cateva bata-
lioane au fost trimise la JM sd
mai intareasca slabitele regimen.
te ale trupelor Diriziei II.
c. Retragerea. IA
]. 6 Novembrie-2O Decembriel |
strapungerea frontiersi Ia Jiu. ~
Luptele de IL Tg.-Jiu, Carbunegti
si Filiasi. Rstragerea armatej
! pc stanga 0ltului, pxrAsindu-sl
0Nenia. Rexistsnta % olt.
situatia generala amic4 81 mimi,
O. IL 10 Novembrie. = grsoerea
0ltului dc catre cavaleria inimica
Pc Ia Draganesti. ~ Trecsrsa Du-
narii de catre Germano- -Bulgaro.
Turd sub maresalul lGaclkenssn.
Batalia de la Arges. Luptsls
de Il Pitegti, Titu, Plosgti, llisil,
Busau. Rstragerea - lroldova.
Sosirea Rusilor II lGuntsnia.
etahlree frontalui.
Inimic'nI desi respins sansefos
AZ tot lungnl frontisfsi noa1tra
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
WISHBONE rs EAST
TWO-YEAR-OLD FTLLY
LoUers Route Half Mile
Track Record to 46 is.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEw York HrnALp
BALTIMORE, April 4.--The reduction Of
the four furlong track record by p. T..
Chinns two-year-old fllly. Wishbone.
the victory OF Bar One over big field
in the final. wnen he paid s67.oo for a
So ticket. the defeat OF several heavily
played choices and the absence OF keen
contention In the finishes of the seven
races we're some Of the features OF
the sport at Bowie to-day. Wishbone,
good looking daughter Of Wrack--
Chicltlets, outbroke her field and went
OFT 10 q commanding lead, which she in
creased until she had a six length al
vantage rounding the turn. Yankee
Maid, the Harry Payne Whitney en-
trant, who had gotten away In tangle.
set sail after the leader there and grad
ually reduced the lead, but the Chnn
flly held on and was two lengths lead
Ing at the end The time, o :is 1-5. was
one-hfth second better than Fannie Nee
hans previous record.
The days nominal feature terminal
purse over the mile distance went to the
improved Tantalus, who was rated be-
hind the early pace set by Pastoral
Swain. against the latter's riders Will
When Tantnlus moved with rush at
the half mile ground Hcupel on Pastoral
Swain almost lost control OF his mount
in weird efforts to keep the lead. Tam
talus proved easily best, for he drew
away to a wide lead. whilo Pastoral
Swain finished second. in advance of
Escarpolette and the others. who were
all driving.
WellGnder, an erratic, highly bred
three-year-old colt from the Harry
Payne whitney barn, scored the frat
victory of the season for his masters 8
colors, after he had given his host OF
hackers an uneasy several minutes by
his antics nj the barrier Once away
from the barrier he INDUCED Gurgling
Water at the pacemaking and took COM
mand on the turn, to win handily from
haywood.
Ultra Gold. heavily backed one,
failed miserably In the race that went
TO the speedy Sycamore. The former
was n prohibitivc favorite. but was
raced into submission early and finished
among the trailers, while Sagamorc won
easily from Smart Guy. the weakly rid
den Lads Love and the others.
Jockey TSnsor, after selling first call
on his services for the remainder OF the
meeting TO the Pelican stable. contracted
with r. w o'Brien 20 ride Pluribus In
the Blue Grass Stakes NJ Lexington and
the Kentucky Derby at Louisyille later.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
TENNIS CHAMPIONS
TOPLAY IN SOUTH
Men and Women Stars of
Court Meet at Pinehurst
Next Week.
BY SAMUEL J. BR0OKMAN.

Pinehurst is to enjoy the first outdoor
tennis treat OF the season next week
when many OF the leading players In the
country. men and women, meet at the
North Carolina resort for the annual
North and South championship tourna-
ment The women entry. in particular.
will be second only to that of the promi-
nent midseason tennis fixtures OF the
North. The notable field. headed by Mrs.
Franklin !. Mallory. national champion.
will include Miss Marion Zinderstein o.
Boston. national clay court title holder !;
Mrs. e. B. Cole of Boston, who was run
ner-up recently In the indoor champion
ship; Miss Edith Sigourney and Miss
Leslie Bancroft, also Of Boston; Miss
Florence Baliin, Mrs. S. f. Weaver and
Mrs. De Forest Candee OF New York.
Miss Phyllis Walsh OF Philadelphia and
Miss Martha Bayard.
1t Is not certain whether William t.
Tilden, who has two legs on the cham
pionship trophy, will play In defence OF
1t. The worlds champion is to leave
for Europe early In May, and trip to
Pinehurst may prevent him from arrang-
ing his business affairs satisfactorily
However, the Pinehurst event Will De
over on April 16, or day or two later
and Tilden will have more than three
weeks at his disposal after that. That
being the case 1t win not be surprising
IL the champion makes last minute oe-
cision to journey South for the tourna-
ment.
Icfliya Kurnagae is another strong pos
sibility, although not 81 certainty, but
among those who have entered definitely
are s. Howard yoshell, Vincent Rich-
ards. Harold A. Throckmorton and Craig
Riddle
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
ROD AND GUN NEWS

day for practice, and particulars OF the
tournament may be had on the ticld or from
the secretary. +. u. Phillips. 800 broadway.
In Scalawar,s article the other morning hc
evidently overlooked the pastrnaster In tn,
art Of dry fly angling, In fact dry fly
purist. wcll known Go many ~ the fraternity
who frequent the Esopus. Mr. McCourt. He
also overlooked the two hcirs 70 the Flyn
fishing tari,le, John Myles. .fr.. and william
Emmett, Y ~ prospective anglers and mem
hers OF our club.
John Myics. sr, had fhe very good fortuna
last year one morning a. get four rainbow
trout, tho smallest of which was twenty
inches. These trout we're sent to ThomaF
Rowland, taNtdsrfniat. fS5 Sixth avenue A.
3 result of the very fine mounting they now
adorn tho homes OK Sailing. Dorff and
Flynn. where they have been admired and
commented upon by many friendr.
As a TIP 20 the brethren rs TO how these
trout were caught, Flynn worked tho old
salmon trioi, on the unsuspecting trout
Tfe fir-t fiehct the rool with a No. S male
bcavetkil dry fly and then vert back and re.
flshed Il with No. 10 male bcaverkl dry
fly. upon which The four trout were taken.
If the bunch could prevail upon Fnthci
Buclxley and I'1yni ~ get together and writ,
- book on thcir fishing and hunting expert
ences In Ireland. many good laugh wnul
he w ~tNrr fer f',S rrnArr-. MIr1.ETT
The New York herald., 1921-04-05

This will tickle the ear of
business men!
Ordinarily, of course, it
takes months for any low
ering of manufacturing
costs to reach the retail
consumer.
But
In clothing we are our
own manufacturers, and
base prices on to-day's cost
of replacement.
Further.
In furnishings, hats,
shoes and sporting goods,
though we are not the
manufacturers, the same
policy obtains-all prices
figured at to-day's market.
In short
Our friends and custom
ers in buying their Spring
outfits get the immediate
benefit of all readjustments
in values.
Result?
Though March a year
ago was far and away the
biggest March we ever had,
this March shows a gain
over that.
The best of everything
men and boys wear. Also
sporting goods and lug
gage.
FoGERs PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at I3th St -Four at 34th St.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" 1ffth Ave.
at Warren at 4Ist St.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
Five Tennis Invaders.

Thus far there are are Americans In
the list Of these who expect to invade
tho tennis courts OF France and England
this season. Besides william T Tilden
I'd and Mrs. Franklin /. Mallory, who
are being sent by the United States
Lawn Tennis Association, there a-~ Miss
Edith Sigourney Of Boston. who VIII
team with Mrs. Mallory In doubles; Vim
cent Richards, who formerly shared the
national doubles title with Tilden, and
Arnold w. Jones OF Providence national
boy champion or two years ago. Mrs.
Mallory and Miss Sicourney are TO leave
on May I, and Tilden and the two young
sters five days later.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
TO TRY RACING CASES

NEW ORLEANS. April 4.--The Louisi-
ana Supreme Court to-day handed down
a decision dlssolvlng an iaiInction
granted two months ago restraining
Judse EumphrIos Of the Criminal Dis
trlct Court from trying Ave directors oi
the Business Mems Rncing Association
on chages OF violating State anti-sam-
bling laws. District Attorney Mtrr on
neunced he would at once begin prosccu-
tion Of the officials.
The decision was development OF
the action taken by the Distrlct-Attor-
beys Office against the so-callcd oral
gystom OF betting, said 10 have been
used at the Fair Grounds and jefferson
tracks. and which, II was alleged. was
.'plain bookmaking under different
name"
A temporary injunction restraining
action being taken against the directors
was granted by the Supreme Court At
tho time, II being held that the Criminal
District Court had no Jurisdiction In the
case.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
LASKER HAS PULL
In EIGHTH GAME
Chess Master Has Passed Pawn
in Match With Capablanca
at Havana.

Special Gable to THE NEW York HERALD.
Copyright. 1891. 6y THE NEW YORK HERALD.
HAVANA. April A passed pawn on
the queens rocks file for Or. Lasker
was the net result OF the nanpuvring in
the eighth game Of the championship
chess match with Capablanca after
thirty moves had been recorded prior to
adjournment. In all other respects the
position was quite even, each having two
rocks. knight and bishop. in addition to
six pawns.
DR.. Lasker, who sealed his thirty-hrst
move, had consumed seventeen minutes
more than Capablanca.
The score follows:
EIGHTH GAME-orfEEN's GAMBTT DE-
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
Excellent Fishing Conditions af the Farms
Sunday.

The oddcst fish, n Il might be called fish,
THAT came back from the Seventeen Fathoin
Bank Sunday was an eighteen pound lobster
that was hauled aboard the Rose X. III. ~ ono
OF tnr passengers. Biily Roberta said u was
the biggest fish Of the kind he had seen In
many a day. There Merc fourteen cod taken
and they ranged about ten pounds IN weight.
There were also some big backfish aud any
number OF large cunaera. William McAvoy
reported good catches on the 2oreya of cum
nera. biackfish and cod, and George white
Of the Duane snid that his passengers had
fair catches of these fish.
A number OF the sheepshead BAY boats an
rhored on The Farms and they got fair
catches OF cod. blackfish and cunners.
The ling should show up inshort n ~ time
now They usually arc found at the Light
shIp about this time. and seasons when they
Sis lot appear Until the middle OF April were
considered bit late. iittle later they
come In TO the shore In great quantite7, and
this fish that is often spoken Of disparaEng-
ly Is ono OF the best business makers that the
fishing boat owners have.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
PLENTY Of Casters abroad sunday.

There was a fine gathering Of fresh ard
-aIt water anglers at the field of the New
York Casting Club, Pelham Bay PARK, on
Sunday.
Al werc prnctislnr for the fresh and salt
wntor casting toufnsmont 20 be neid on Sun
day, April q. There viii be 1T least siS
fresh mad salt water events
Pri7cs will aggregate mere than $50, a1d
Will 1e distributed ~ letr of ninc Tor eorh
suit water event aud In lots OF three 20 tic
fresh water events
The special point event WIN enahlc any
caster 70 have ~ sooa chantc ~ The bcsf,
The field II open 10 tina public escn sun
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
.i'lvc pounds apprentice allowance claimed
soccrR FINAL Ar FALL Ryyrn.

Thomas w. Cahill. secretary OF the United
states Football Associetion. announced that
the soccer classic Of the year viii be played
* Tall River Mass, April 10, when the
the Robins Dry Dock r. G. OF Brooklyn
IN the battle for the soccer supremacy OF
the United States In the final OF the ma
tiOnal challenge cup competition. Many cities
were anxious 10 land the game. bnt Fail
River, which IL the centre OF great soccer
actlvltics. drew the prize
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
Boston Wants women's Tennis.

Boston, through the Longwood
Cricket Club. is TO bid again TOT the
women's national indoor tennis cham-
plonship. Having proven to its own ana
everybody elses satisfaction that !. was
possible TO hold a title event on Two
courts, the Longwood club Is anxious 10
conduct II again next season. IT TOOK
nerfect management for the club to co,rr-
plete within a week a tournament that
had forty-seven entries in women's sim
giles twenty-four In womenS oouDles
ana thirty In mixed doubles, but tswas
done An average OF seven matcL.. .'ao
to be played each day on each court,
which meant that the playing area was
occupied continuously from 10 A. NJ.
until dark.
Deploring the fact that the younger
tennis set was not given an opportunity
to represent England in the London
Paris tennis matches at Dulwtch recent
" the Field Of London asks whe'hor
the function Of the British Lawn Tennis
Association is to advertise the immor-
tality OF the English lawn tennis play
ers" 1t appears that the majority OF
the eight men chosen for the meet were
racquet wielders who have seen their
best days on the court wniIe tWo OF
them competed in the first Davis cup
event twenty-one years ago. At this
time, when the younger school should be
encouraged, in the hope OF developing
players of international calibre. the
Field believes 1t would have been far bet
ter to have selected as many youngsters
as possible. even at the risk of conciu-
sive defeat at the hands OF the French.
The British team that played In the
series included A. F. Beamisn. M. }. @.
Richie. II. Roner Barrett. A. W. Gore,
IntA
and A. p. Prebble.
Major A. r. F. Kinsscote. regarded as
Fngland's international tennis ace, has
announced that he will play with Max
Woosnam. one OF Britain's rising play
ers. In the doubles championship at
Wimbledon this summer.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
Several Local Horses Are
Likely to Start in Derby
Touch Me Not, Nancy Lee and Sporting Blood Being
Pointed for Kentucky Cassic-Impressive Trials
at Belmont Park-Track Gossip.
by HENRY v. KING.

by Jim Fitzsilnmons, are doing .xcep-
tionally well. Prodigy Is showing no
i'll effects from her injured hip and her
trainer believes she is thoroughly cured.
The pet OF this stable. though, Is q
two-year-od colt named Chesterbrook,
owned by Capt. a. Il. Cassatt, He was
bred on the Captains Chestcrbrook
farm and is out OF his once famous
racing mare Flying Fairy. He Is well
made UP chestnut and last fall and this
spring acted as though he could fly.
Another good looking one in this barn
is a two-year-old filly named Betty
Blue. a full sister 70 Betty j., which
raced for Walter Salmon last year. She
is owned by Samuel Willets. Mr.. VIII
let's also has good looking colt named
Regalia. by Madrigila out OF Marsl.
Light.
In a nice looking filly named Finnish
Maid Simon Healey Is training the first
Of the get OF The Finn. She is out OF
Charter Maid. c. w. Lander owns her.
Last season she was understood and
her trainer didn't believe she would be
as big as Miss Petite. but she grew
both up and out and is now a well made
UP youngster and has good flash Of
speed.
yesterday. and all Of his horses. which
belong TO George ID. Widencr. had slow
gallops. MIR. Joyner IS in Kentucky
looking over Mr.. Widencr's foals and
brood mares.
Tom Welsh sent ]. K. Widener's string
along very slowly. He is not hurrying
any OF them, for they Will not be sent
to the barrier until the Jamaica meet
ing. old orratic Naturalist was out for
4 galiop and acted as IL he enjoyed Il.
He went along nicely without any urg-
irg from either hts rider or the stable
boys on the ground,
w. ISelsay signed contract yes;er
day morning to ride for Clcndennine
RyTr. son Of Thomas Fortune Ryan and
owi Of the OalSridge stable which Is
trained by Lewis Garth. There are
twenty head in the Ryan barn. most
Of them two-year-olds by Sea King
Johnny Lotus is working AZ this stable
every day and is In tiptnp condition
While waiting for a license to ride he
Is preparing himself for trainers job
Butts Fairbrother hrs quit w. r. Coo
and Is now working for Mrs. Payne
whitney. lie will ride the heavyweights.
while F. weiner will guide the light
weights.
William Karrick has engaged two
Western boys 10 take the places OF Nc
Aztec and Fairbrother. They are r. VIII
son and &. Buel Wilson rode SO win
ners iast season and Buel guided home
ST.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05

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