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New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Senate Offered
Scientific Plan
To Make Tariff
Frelinghuyscn Amendment
Seeks Board of 10 Named
for Life and 81, 100000
for Investigating Work
Would Minimize Politics
Members Would Check on
Conversion Costs Here
and Abroad and Report

WASHINGTON. June 2i.-An amend
mcnt to the tariff bill was offered to-
day by Senator Frclinghuysen, Repub-
lican. New Jersey, proposing to set up
the machinery looking 10 the enact
mcnt hereafter of "seien,ihe ,arif.
Under the terms Of the amendment,
which is understood TO have some sup
port on both sides Of the chamber,
the Tariff Commission would be in
creased 10 ten members. appointed by
the President for life. md would be
authorized 10 investigate the difference
IN conversion costs IN the United states
and abroad and 10 recommend tarih
rates sufficient 20 cover that cost
The commissioner would receive
salaries of $4,000 each and would be
empowered 60 employ necessary expert
assistance. The amendment proposes
an appropriation OF 81 100000 20 cover
investigation costs. and II would re-
quire the commission 10 recommend
new tariff rates by December !. 1924.
and every six months thereafter n
such cases as il found that the rates
In force were higher or lower than the
differences between conversion costs.
Explains Reform Need
Explaining his amendment. Senator
Frelinghuysen declared the present
tariff making system was both "illogi-
cal and unscicntifc." Describing that
system as "A complication OF the state
mcnts Of manufacturers. importers,
merchants and farmers, and OF incon-
II. ..NI.~s.I ~. rnr, rsf
agencies inadcquhtcly equipped the
Senator said ;he public mind was thor
oughly awake 10 "ihe abuses OF this
system and 10 the necessity for
reform
And this awakening should be a
warning 10 all OF Us 10 take the tariff
out OF politics" he continued. "lt has
been said cynically that the tariff can
not be taken out Of politics. II is
probable that the theory Of what coa-
stitutcs proper tariff levies always
will remain q political question. just
~ i, always has been a matter Of dis
pute between economists. But the
method " finding out the facts on
which 10 asses tariffs certainly is not
political matter"
No APOLOGY for Present Bill
Asserting that in offering his amend
mcnt he was not apologizing FOR the
present tariff bill. Senator Freling
huyscn declared that TO his mind thai
measure was a. good as could be pre-
pared under the circumstances and
should be passed "a quickly as possible
IN order to remove from business th'
uncertainty that now existed.
The New Jersey Senator argued tha
his amendment would "vitalize" th'
tariff commission and would remov'
It's members from personal ard part'
pressure" by establishing funda
mental principle for & ing rates. Also
he said. il would give the commission
the time. the money and the authorit,
20 frame such bill as would "afor'
actual. not merely supposed. protection
to American industry and American
labor.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
This Is Longest Day
OF the Year i'm New York
sun Reached Turning Point on
Its Northern Trip nj l.27
This Morning

A. i;27 o'clock this morning the san
reached the turning point on its north
ern trip FOR the year 1922.
Figured down 10 seconds, today vii
be the years longest day IN New York
City. while yesterday was the longest
dav in Chicago and points Wcst. Last
night the sun did not go down ~ al on
the Arctic Circle. The North Pole has
been in plain view Of tn, sun since
March q and fhe sun will not make
It's yearly disappearance there until
some time in September.
The weather man said because CITY
is on the same longitude as another
does not mean rs hours OF dayhgnt
during the summer. sOlstice will be the
same. To-day the solstice happens on
a longitude lire approximately 20 de-
crees west Of Greenwich, which runs
through central Siberia, western China
and Siam.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
House in Clash
Over the Ship
Subsidy Bill
nemocrals Predict Defeat,
While Majority Say Meas
ure Will BE Enacted; Let
ter of Harding Offered
Devious Waste Attacked
uordell Asserts the Wilson
Regime l. to Blame for
Exiravagance in Fleet

- T-itare's Washinc'or Buvcop
r,sHlNGTON. June IL Ultimate
,.,.,, o, President Hardings plan for
merchant marine was pre-
- to-day by House Democrats.
,r, Republicans forcsaw. complete
-. whom the lower branch Of
...-,.s received the Executives let
80 Majority Leader Mondell con-
-, that the measure be taken 20
I, ..ae,e ot the country before IL is
....,,d 20 the House FOR action. The
~, 3, los consideration until after
s,rste has disposed OF the tariff
IN. both definite enactment Of the
Aesy bin and overwhelming rcjec-
according TO the two partisan in
.-,tatiors as voiced in the first
.,a on the foor'
e,or,,entauyc James =. Byrnes.
,.-.,rst. OF South Carolina. spokes-
=. for The minority side, declared
". President Harding welcomed the
..,.,oremert in the belief "he can
.,... change on the part Of the people
=, bis country that will reverse the
.....ese NJ thc members Of House on
81, ,Aip subsidy question" The Prcsi-
,... realizes. said Representative
Ines. that tho bin would be turned
..r, II considered row and added that
B.. +. 4sat.fcd the President will have
.. 10 more taan he has done in the
,..,rr L 70 is 90 be passed.
lroress.ng surprise that the letter
.r-scs so deeply or so seriously into
!, oeace OF mind on the Democratic
~, Nr NondcIl declared il fine.
-,,r logical and convincing. lie
s.,sred his reply 20 Mr. Byrnes's speech
an attack upon the awful waste
,.s extravacance" Of the preceding
s~inistraton IN its handling Of the
,.,o,nr Board and emergency fleet,
,,.sb he said. caused the condition that
-,r confrouts the country.
Ne are all Cf as responsible for the
~nt feet OF merchant ships we have,
t.,g.e. following our patriotic i'm
,as during the war. we did what
4. Administration asked % have done
s ,ss way Of appropriation and au-
s.-ratior." said Mr.. Mondcll But
hi. Gentlemen he added, facing the
b.-Kauc side. "arc responsible for
4, swfai waste and extravaganza. the
r-iseily ndcfensible condition under
rits tha, feet was created. And the
.,., vou could do. in common decency,
..a be- 90 join with US on some plan
~i IN some purpose for taking care
providing for and making useful to
p. reorlo of the United States the
~, fcet so built while your party
uar power. out Of the losses which
,.aeed upon the American people
u spc -o bring a feet that eventually
se t.e finest in all the world.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Reds 10 Cur army Half if
NeighbOrs Will Do Same

RIGA. June p (By The Associated
Offers to reduce Russia's
army by half will be made by the
Soviet representative at a conference
of delegates representing the states
bordering on Russia, providing these
neighboring countries agree TO do IKE
wise, said Maxim Litvinoh, who Is IN
Riga on his way TO The Hague, to-day
Litvinoff. who sent note TO the
border states a week ago, suggesting
the holding Of conference. declared
that the Soviet government was willing
10 discuss a reduction in arms, regard
less OF the attitude Of France and
Iapan, and despite the fact that our
reichbors in the Far East from time
10 time are causing US more or less
trouble"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Bafhers i'm Barrels TO
Defy Macintosh h Edict

ATLANTIC CITY. June 2l.-
II forty guests at hotel hare
make good their declared inten-
tions, the Boardwalk will be
treated tomorrow to n parade Of
men and women going TO the
bcach>in barrels
Inccnscd al the order OF the
city authorities that mackln-
toshcs must be worn over bath
ing suits in the streets, the guests
have promised to substitute
barrels.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Officials Favor Paying
Oceanic Go. Subycniion

WASHINGTON, June a. Chairman
Laskor. Of the Shipping Board, and
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Roose-
Welt discussed with President Harding
to-day the demand Of the Oceanic
Steamship Company. which runs liners
10 Samoa and other South Sea ports
from San Francisco, for an increase
after July Of its present mail sub
ycntion. II was indicated that the two
officials had advised the President that
their Investigations inclined them 70
support the company's contention.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
HAYS Asks Aid of Civic Clubs
In UpIift of Motion Pictures

Dr. y. +. Kieinschmidt. American So
cial Hygiene Association. Fred lands.
playwright; Colin II. Livingstone, Boy
Scouts Of America: the Rev. Charles
s. MacFaTlnnd. Federal Council Of
Churches Of Christ IN America: the
Rev. Charles 4. Mcmahon. National
Catholic Welfare Council; the Rev.
John A. Marquis. Federal Council OF
the Churches Of Christ in America.
Earl 4. Meyer. American Legion
Film Service; Mrs. George VI. Minor
Daughters Of the American R,vo.u-
tion: Professor Parker 7. Moon. Acat-
emy OF Political Science; Miss Virginia
Il. Murray. Travellers Aid Society AZ
New York: W. ". Norton. American
Association Of Social Workers: Clar-
ence A. Perry. Russell Sage Foam Ia
ton; Albert s. Peters. American City
Bureau: DR.. Daniel a. Polling, United
Society Of Christian Endeavor: DR..
Frederic B. Robinson. American Coun-
ell on Education. Rowland Rogers.
Visual instruction Association OF
America: Mrs. r. F. Schwartz. Young
Worcn's Hebrew Association; Lester
r. Scott. Camp Fire Girls; Mrs. ".
stone Scott. DR.. Albert Shaw. Academy
of olitical Science: Or. Anne Nieho.-
son, National Council Of Catholic
Women.
K. {. Sheldon. international Big
Brother and Big Sister Federation;
George II. Sherwood, American Museum
OF Natural History; F. T. Simmonds,
Chamber Of Commerce Of the United
States: Album +. Skinne-. Chautnuqua
Institution; Mrs. Louis Slhde. National
League Of Women Voters. Mrs. 4. T..
Spcer, Young Womcn's Christian A.
sociation; Miss y. T. Stoughton. the
Rockefeller Foundation; Paul Tanner,
Actors Equity Association; s. VI.
Tucker. New York Drama League. Inc;
,frs. Coffin Van Rensselaer,, National
Civic Federation: Miss Mabel T. r.
Washburn. National Historical Society;
James L. West. Boy Scouts OF America;
Mrs. William Whitaker. Federation Of
Women's Clubs Of New York City: DR..
John W. Withcrs. National Education
Association; Miss Helena V. Williams
National Tuberculosis Association;
Miss A~nes s. Winn, National Eduea'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
C;Ilc,t Entcriains Philippine
Commission at Luncheon

vAsuINCTON. June 2l.-The rnlnp-
!" o., snr,r,ission which came 20 wash
n.or PIE 20 70 urge Independence for its
ing.on was received to-day by ne
House and entertained at '"'''''' -
spe"N;,, N;n,roducing the members. VINO oe-
~ 40 -" ,bo Speakers gallery. Chairman
Towner Of the lnsular AnalIs O0m'i nh;sh
tee. referred to the reason n,s.ssd
prompted their visit ana exp eapi.I.lI fssl-
grstifcation over the utmost gooa Ies,,
in@ which long has prevailed between
he Filipinos and the people OF INC
United States. pros;dent
"' sdey was put into the Congress
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Moscow Art Thcaicr TO Send
Entire COMPANY Here i'm Fall

Nikolai A. Rumiantscf, representa-
tive Of the Moscow Art Theater' arrived
Yesterday on the Olympic to make ar
for a series OF perform
ances here in October The entire com
many Of the Art Theater expects TO
como 10 this country for the season,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

headed by Constantin s. Stanislavsky,
artistic director and leading actor, and
Vladimir !. Ncmiroviteh- Dantehenko,
artistic and general director
Mr.. Rumiantsch also brought a mes
sage 10 Nikita BalieG and Morris Gest,
and through them 20 the American
players and public, conveying the graft
tude Of the artists Of the Moscow thea
ters for the food remittances sent 20
them as result Of the special benefit
performance Of Balicfs "Chauve-
Souris," arranged by Mr. Gest and Mr..
Balicf in New York on April Q.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
bandits Wipe Out Jews
In 4 Ukraine Towns
omen and Children Reported
Hacked TO Pieces During
New Pogroms

NofENhAGEN. June 2l (By The
.,sso',a'ea Pressl A Helsingfors mes
ssSse sss 20 tne "Berlingske Tidendc" says
% VIC. terrihle pogroms have been com
u'l1'ee IN the Ukraine. Tho entire
ScNlsh population OF four towns Ia
srypor'ed TO have been massacred
hVse reports are not confirmed
bLkLiN. June 2l Cevish Tclcgra-
phle Agency).-The reports OF a fresh
,cfioS of outbreaks agains. Jews by
W mite Russian and UKrainian bandits
VIII be siftcd b. the Soviet govern.
ment. u was stated to-day b. the jew
ish Public Committee, a semi-oficial
Soviet body estahlished here.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Men's Athletic
Shirts and Drawers
75c. garment

The popular athletic style shirts with
loose, knec.lcngth drawers. Cut
comfortably full, and splendidly
tailored, conforming to the usual
Saks' standard in every particular.
Made from a strong but light.weight
plaid:Madras. Sizes 50 to SO.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Sale of Mens
Pure Silk Hose
SOC. pair

A really remarkable Offer Every pair
Of pure silk and every pair perfect.
The heels and toes are strongly re-
inforced with lustrous Isle. Men
who usually buy a half,do,en pairs
at time will demand a dozen of
these, so early action is advised. In
black and in white. STREET FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

j" Tribune viN be g'od 10 rcce're
0o pstish corrections d inncca-
'''.es 80 i's columns.
.hf statement made in this
I-'sh on June 20. that Mr.. Ransom
q. 1i-lff rn'fn..~fr' Colrm
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-19
SINUCIDEREA
ASASINILOR
LUZ RATHENAU

BERLIN, Is Iulie. = Politia a
anuntat astazi cum asasinii docto-
rului Rathenau 8 'au sinucis in mo-
mentul cand oamenii sigurantei
publice erau sal aresteze.'
Numele lor este Fischear: 81 Ken
ilncoltiti / lin, in castelul Sealock din
Germania, cei dol si-au sburat cree
rircu revolverele. Eli fusesera in
coltiti acolo dupa intreaga ri dc
urmarire din partea politiei.
Imediat Sc >chemase un mare nu-
mar de politisti 81 castelul fusese
lncunjurat. Politistii Sc asezasera
intro padure din apropiere 81 pri-
veau cu bagare de seama la turnul
i'll care locuiau cei dol asasini.
In decursul noptii s'a vazut' la
fereastra 0 mica licarire de lumina
Atunci politistii s'au apropiat de
castel, au navalit inlanntru 81 au
taiat calea de scapare asasinilor
pc cand ei Isl scriau scrisorile dc
adio.
Inainte de sc sinucidc, crimi-
nalii s'au apropiat de tereastra
a turnului, strigand:
"Ura! Traiasca Erhardt!"
Colonelul Erhardt a fost CONAN.
dantul trupelor carl ocupasera
Berlinul in timpul revolutiej
Knapp din Martie 1920.
Scriitorul nationalist, DIR. Stein
q fost arestat pc cand Sc intorcea
Ia camera din turn, unde Sc zice ca
locuia impreuna GU asasinii.
s 'au mai arcstat inca vre-o zcce
persoane aflate vinovate de compli
citate in legatura Gu asasinarea lu
Rathenau.
+ II i y f
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-19
PTtsednee Harding cerr guVunNlM
Sa pTotjeG mince
OFERA ARMATA FEDERALA DACA
MILITIA NU E DEAJUNS

WASHINGTON Is Iulie.-Guvernu a cer, staelor sa in
vite pc patroni mneor ncepe ucul in mine le acora
proeca mitei fagadund autorul trupeor cerae in caz
ca militia nu poate face fata situated.
Incidental asear patroni mnelor 81 d. John L. Lewis ca
retenia mneror grev facu prmul pas mpacarc
tnand impreuna consfature preliminara
Atudnea guveulu in chestia greve fost aprobata lori
la consliu de mnistr Aceasta isemneaza ca mee carl
ncep ucrul aparae de staeor 81 de cea federaa
Daca trupee satuui sunt ndeau departmental de r
bou acola prOtearea mneor trupe eerae carl acm
Sc afa in agare gaa sa piece la prima chemare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-19
FETE ATACATE ST !.
LASATE Pc DRUM

Politia gasit All dimineata, la
ora !, doua fete, in stare incon-
stienta, la distanta de 200 metri
della Center Road, in apropiere de
Miles Ave. Ele au fost transpor-
tate la spitalul st. Alexis undc dc
prezent zac inconstiente.
Politia spune ca hainele lor all
fost rupte 81 cercetarea medicala a
cOnstatat ca Gle au fost violate
Una pare a avea etatea de Is, ceea-
lalta de 19 ami. Sdrentelc remase
aratau ca 'ele erau imbracate, dupa
ultima moda.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-19

neturburat. Suntem raspunzatori
de productia 81 transportarea
combustlbilului in cantitati carl
sd satlsfaca necesitatea poporului
american 81 utilization publicc
eel sunt in slujba, mai Gu seama
Inecesltatca cailOr ferate carl fac
|comert intre state.
Trebue sd avem carbuni in
deajuns pentru mentinerea indu-
striei; trebue sd aycm carbunele
necesar sanatatii, sigurantci 81
activitatii intregului popor. Va
scriu aceste detalii fiindca e atat
de important sd Sc inteleaga pana
unde mers guvernul federal in
cautarea unei intelcgcri volua-
i tare.
Pana aeltm n a fost nici o ta.
gadulre dreptului muncitorilor
de refllza sd lucreze 81 nici a
dreptului patronilor de anyai ia
la lucru pc cine doresc.
Datoria noastra in timpul dc
fata este sd garantam exercitarea
acestor drepturi, sa proteiam
toate operatlunile legitime 81 sa
dam oportunitate asigurata pen
tru prdouctia 81 distributia cc-
ruta de necesitatile poporului
american.
Guvernul ma facut nici un
act de partinire i'm diviryentcle
dintre muncitorimea oryanizata
81 patronii organizati. Eu am ofc,
rlt o agentie avantajiOasa. sin.
gura care az Fl putut face impa.
carea, msa sa dovcdit ca imna.
carea imposibila.
DE aceea, Sc prezinta necesi-
tatea ca in numele binelui comun
sa Sc invite protectia in implini-
rea obligated legate de o indus
trle americana angajata sa pro-
cure orice necesitate publica 81 sa
garanteze siguranM cgala tuturor
cetatenilor earl snnt gata 81 dor
mel sa munceasca 81 sd sluiasca
lntru obtlnerea unei trebuintc
comune.
Nici cauza nu G asa de i'm
portanta ca binele comun, 81 de
aceea orice forta earl ar impie.
dlca in mod Illegal servirea ace
stel cauze trebueste suprimata
lmediat. In munca D-tra de pro-
tectle lesala 81 de mentinerea or
dmel aveti promisiunea guvernu.
lul ca va va ajuta GU toate mil
loacele cari-i stau la indemana.
Warren g. Harding.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-19
IN CONTUMACM:

Lichablau Leon, Rebeca Gold,
stein, Sara Catap, Victor Boplea-
nu, Josef Raidman, Mihail Sim.
ciuk, Strul Berger, Dobre Chitis,
Maria Simoiu, Atanase Grccu
Noise Kirk, Simon Livinsky
Ghelbcr Moscovici, Haia Hutsch.
neker, loil Cogan, Sara Tubcrs,
Gaia, Andrev l., Abraham Grun,
stein, Paul Goldstein 81 Costica
Palade, la munca zilnica pc viata
La orele aceiasi scntinta Sc
|citcste la inchisoarea militara.
(Din "Aurora" J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-19

LONDRA, Is Iulie.-O telegra-
ma Exchange din Stockholm spune
ca correspondence ziarului Sven
ska Dagbladet insista ca ell fost
informal din surse oficiale despre
uciderea lui Lenine. Ell insista cd
Lenine ar fl fost otravit pc vreme
ce era i'll trenul care-l ducea la a
statiune balneara din Caucaz. FL
declara ca cadavrul lui Lenine ar
fl fOst aruncat in riu, - de catre
un mare oficiant al sovietelor, in
ziua de 3 Iulie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-19

Nae Negoita, 6 ami inchisoare
corectionala.
Plut. Radu Nistor, 0 luna in
chisoare corectionala.
Petre Ulariat, ami inchisoare
corectionala.
c. Titindei, 5 ami inchisoare
corectionala.
lionel Sim. Theodorescu, s ami
recluziune.
c. Hagiu, s ami recluziune.
Moritz FaibiS, 6 luni inchisoare
corectionala.
Willy Trux, 5 ami inchisoare
corectionala.
Heineich Sternberg, trecut la
instantele civile.
Lupu Goldstein, 5 AMI inchi-
scare corectionala.
kahlman Strahlman, trecut la
instantele civile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-19
HUGHES VA
MERCELA
BRAZILIA

WASHINGTON, 19 Iulie.-Se-
cretarul Gle stat Charles Evans
Hughes va merge la toamna la Bra
zilia ca scful comisiunei de onoare,
numita de preSedintele Harding ca
sd asiste la expozitia ce Sc va aran-
ia din prilejul centenarului repu-
blicei braziliene. Presedintele Har-
ding va numi in saptamana aceasta
81 pc ceilalti membri al comisiunei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-19
ULTIMA ORA
STARE DE AsEDIU IN ILLINOIS. 81 INDIANA
Blu LIE TIN

Chicago 10 Iulie-Se asteapta declararea starei de
asedu ia satele Illinois 81 Indiana pentru proteca produ
cerei carbuDor lucr4tori nssndicat Lege statulu
impun fiecare miner s. e angajat trebuis sd
treaca examinare condusa de trei miner Uniunea mi
nerlo basanduse pc aceasta lege spne ca angajarea
''sp&rgatorilor de greva este mposbiA Autoftatile
ins4 decsrat Cd prn decararea sre de asedu acea
sta lege 80 poate ignora.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-19

lid 81 lHldllld beatrice - OnOrat
praznuirea GU malta sd prezenta.
In sala de spectacle "Casei'
din Breaza S 'au intrunit Duminica
dimineata notabilitatile din Breaza
de JOS 81 de sus in frunte Gu prima-
rul 81 invatatOrul Teodor Castri-
seanu = 0 vrednica figura de ia
mar apostol in invatamantul nostru
rural. o seama de prieteni din Blu
! curesti al instituted "Caselor Ma
tionale" an tinut sd sc asocieze Ia
omagiul brezenilor pentru Miss
Moran.
Dupa cuvintul bisericei rostit de
preotul Samson Popescu, d. ,tidr.
Samson a concretizat Gu date acti-
vitatea "Tinerei Cruel Rosii Anne
, ricane."
Din aceste date rczulta Cd asis-
tenta infantila din Breaza a fost
! de trei fcluri: asistenta pruncilor a
scolarilor 81 a gravidelor.
! Intr 'un viitor articOl vOm arata
amanunte asupra acestei asistente
intrucat ele dau indicatiuni pretio-
ase pentru rezolvirea problemei
crcsterii copiilor in Romania.
d. col. Manolescu a rostit cateva
adevaruri 81 constatari privind III
Stitutiunea ce conduce ell atata dra-
gostc Gu atata cOnvingere in infap-
tuirea idealului ce 81 Ia faurit pc
1 front GU gandul la munca de refa-
cere morala 81 materiala &c trebue
sa inceapa Odata Gu pacea ori cum
ar fl fOst ca.
Cuvinte de multumire a avut d.
Manolescu pcntru concursul dat in
munca sa de dina Balls pres. soc.
pentru profilaxia tuberculoza.
d. col. Manolescu STA prezentat
81 patru calfe scoase din atelierele
"Casei Rationale inzestrati COM
! plect pentru munca ce lie va asigura
viata. D-sa precizat ca rostul Ca
selor Rationale nu numai sd dca
spectacole de cinematograf ci sd
invete pc sateni tot ce trebue spre
al oteli in lupta vietii.
In urma d. col. Manolescu roaga
pc Miss Moran sa primeasca cateva
daruri della "copii Romaniei pen
tru a lie arata copiilor Americei
(COufluN0rP ne DU0. -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-19
MOARE PENTRU
IRLANDA

Londra, 19 Iulic. - Procesul
asaslnllor mareSalului Wilson
este in curgcrc. Asasinii, Regi..
maid Dunn 81 Joseph O'Sullivan,
au produs niste scene dramatice.
lmi poti omori corpul -
domnule judecator,'' - . decla.
rat OSullivan, ''dar sufletul nu
mil poti. Tot &c am facut a fost
pentru Irlanda 81 sunt mandru
ca vol putea mlri pentru Ir-
landa.'