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New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Free Staters Enter
Rebels Stronghold
After 4O-HOurB Battle
Sim Fein Ammunition
Dump Seized in Belfast

BELFAST, June 20 (By The
Associated Press).-The Belfast
police this afternoon reported the
discovery in a stable IN the Falls
Road area of a Sim Fein ammu.
milton dump. containing also
quantity Of documents Of a highly
important nature.
In addition 10 these documents,
the police seized a quantity Of
petrol and ammunition. a number
Of revolvers. bombs. a machine
gun and parts and material for
the manufacture Of incendiary
bombs.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Rome Claims Title to
Site OF Dauid's Tomb
en.e.n, caL., % he Tnbsne

coryrigh,. 1927. New YorS Tribune Inc.
ROME, June 29.-The site OF
the tomb Of King David figures
in protests made to-day by both
government and ecclesiastical au-
thorities against the proposed
Brisish.Italian agreement to abide
by the League Of Nations de-
cision regarding the deposition OF
holy places in Palestine.
The supposed site Is regarded
here as belonging 20 Italy through
descent from the ao"a ef Naples
70 which it formcrlv h-'rnged' and
the Vatican has been trying
through diplomatic channels FOR
two years to arrange for its re-
turn to Italy to be in the custody
of Catholic missionaries.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

WASHINGTON. June 29.-President
Harding at dinner at the "hi,e
House tonight presented 20 .agrieul-
tural leaders Of the country his rea-
sons for seeking their support ior tne
merchant marine legislation now IN
rnrgress and discussed with them sew
erai rhases OF the agricultural credit
situation.
according 90 Chairman Lasker' OF
the Shipping Board, vho also attend d !
the dinner and az is conclusion tod
newspaper men tast he spoke for iAe
President, Mr. Harding informed his
guests that the proposed salp SUBSIDY
iegislation was offered as a stlution
"a a national problem and not 70 mccs
a class requirement. The President
was said 70 have declared that this
country had reached a stage IN It's
national life where anything that was
overwhelmingly Of interest TO one
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Harding Asks Agriculturists
To Support Ship Subsidy Bill

group could no. help being beneficial
% all
Chairman Lasker quoted the Chief
Executive as saying that IL was no
longer possible for the agricultural
interests 10 be independent Of overseas
trade. That phase Of the national
life, Mr. Harding was reported 10 have
declared. was as closely linked 70 world
trade as the manufacturing industry.
President Harding, II was said. as
serted that the farmers could be as
sured OF continued and constant ear
rage OF their surplus only through an
American merchant marine. II there
were no markets opened 10 the Ameri-
can manufacturer, he argued, that man
clacturer could not take care OF the
product Of the farms. Unless the msN-
uiaeturing industry could be employed
10 the maximum the agricultural in
dustry would suffer, he said
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Napoleon Enright Tells Europe
How He Rose From Fixed Post

g,nise an internai.ona. congress Of
ro,icc chiefs. a.,
such congress. of course, would
$50 e. meet. and VIXEN 10 met IN q
European city New York scarcely could
40 lees ,han pay the travelling tx'
aenscs ~ rs Napoleon.
The Napoleon.c tour has got as iar
az Rome Whether the Commisiion
/. ioirg as the Romans lid or as Ma
roleon DID. be failed o. sry.
Ne SAID that he was inviting ~ ihe
roliee chiefs alonc ,he ro<e 20 atte 20
,ho convention % police chiefs 20 ee
tsi5 In iris city next Sep smber. Chiefs
of Canadian and Mexican cities had &c
ccptcd, he added.
he also Is studying W on cr.r.s
waves. finding out just how nany arc
~hs, Kind u crimes are perpetrated N
European cities in proPortion TO nc
population. He Is getting hgures aiso
On the nrmer al strength Of the po-
lice department Of EuropeSs s'-'c-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

pleased or displeased at the result.
The threat 70 send locomotives and
rolling stock 20 outside shops, as
voiced By one Of tho Presidents closest
advisers, is considered here 30 be one
Of the most dangerous threats ever
lcveled az a labor union. IL is recalled
that for years one Of the chief COM
plants the shopmen have voiced is that
the railroad companies have from time
to time kept work away from
their own employees in their own
shops because they could get the same
work done AZ a smaller cost in outside
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Rail Board, Backed by Power 4
Of Z. S., Moves to Halt Strike;
Troops to Keep Trains Running
Harding Is Determined
Ruling Must BE Obeyed
Boards Decision To-day Will BE Final, Regardless OF
Which Side 1t Affects, Is Presidents View; Unions
Deficd i'm Plan to Recondition Rolling Stock
By Carter Field

WASHINGTON 29Trans will be kept moving-with troops
guarding necessary high official Of the Administration o'
today Locomotives and rolling vii be kept condition. the same
officials declared by sending them TO outside shops necessary
All the power Of government made clear will be
put behind Labor Boards decision TO be reached after To-
conference in Chicago.
Harding his advisers convinced that the public interest
paramount either the railroad
the decision OF the LABOR Board
public interest matter which side may be
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Sailors Union of Lakes
Takes Ballot on Strike
Demand 8-IIour Day and In.
crease in Pay of Five Dol
lars q Month

BUFFALO. June 2o-strike ballots
we're received here to-day frosi the
Office OF the Sailors Union Of the Great
Lakes and distributed in the Buffalo
and Tonawanda ports. II is expected
,he vote will be known in three weeks.
The demands O. the union are Tor an
oigtt.hour day end an increase OF
IS % Ss5 a month during the season
~ seven months on the lakes. All
the passenger boats on the lakes have
granted On eight-hour day. save the
boats OF the Great Lakes Transit Com
pany.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

shops, frequently manned By non-union
workers
Incidentally one Of tho troubles over
the shops goes back 20 the days OF the
administration Of the railroads By VIII
liam G.. McAdoo. One Of tho first acts
Of the Director General Of Railroads
was to abolish the piece system Of pay
ing the men in many Of the important
shops. Officials Of the railroads
claimed later that the expense Of doing
a given piece OF work in the Altoona
shops Of the Pennsylvania and the
fcon'iausc 90 asHt psFs)
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
..ROckefener's
500 Million Are
Left to Family
Each of Three Children 10
Get Income From Quarter
of Rcsiduary Estate, Prin-
cipaI Going to Their Issue
Percy A. an Exception
He Receives Outright Three
Quarters of Share; No
Provision for Institutions

The will Of William Rockefeller. for
mcrly president and one Of the or
ganizers Of the Standard oil Company,
who died on June q. was filed in the
surrogates' Court yesterday. The in
strumen'. executed on September g.,
1919. a few months before the death of
his wife. disposes Of an estate which
has been estimated as high as
$500 100000
No par; Of this vast property goes
outside TIE family Of the tcststor,
whose desire It was 10 perpetua;e the
estate in the Rockefeller family. To
that end Mr.. Rockefeller created trust
funds under which each Of his four
children receives the income from one
quarter Of the residunry estate. the
principal in each case passing 20 their
issue. Only in tho case Of Percy A.
Rockefeller. younger son. Is an exeep-
tion made. He receives outright three
fourths Of one OF the quarter shares Of
the residue. while the remaining quar-
ter Of that share goes 10 his children
upon his death. No provision is con-
tained in the will for public institu-
tions.
Trust Funds for Others
Tho other children Of Mr. Rockefel-
Ter. who recci's the life income from
the residuary estate, arc William G..
Rockefeller, Mrs. d. II. McAlpin and
Mrs. ". Hartley Dodge. The residue
in the case Of the Rockefeller fortune
consists virtually Of the entire estate
because Mrs. Rockefeller. wife Of the
testator. died in January. 1920. Her
husband never added a codici 20 his
will. which included in the provision
for Mrs. Rockefeller the life income
from a trust fund Of $1,000, 900, which
now also is part Of the residuary
estate.
Besides the establishment OF the
trust fund Of $4,000 900 for his wife
Mr Rockefeller provided for her life
use Of the family residence at $50 Fifth
Avenue: lockwood Hall. an estate on
the Hudson. above Tsrrytown, consist
ing Of about 500 acres. and a camp at
Bav Pond. in the Adirondaeks, consist
ing cf about $1,000 acres.
100000 for Each Executor
william C. Rockefeller. Percy A.
Rockefeller and John A. Carver, the
latter for many years counsel for the
Standard oil Company, are named as
executors Of the will. and tho testator
made the provision that each executor
Is 10 receive 100000 for his services
in lieu OF the legal commission allowed
executors.
Mrs. McAlpin and Mrs. Dodge. the
daughters Of Mr. Rockefeller, signed
waivers Of citation in the probate pro,
cocding and letters tcstamcntary viii
be- issued, perhaps in few days TO
tho executors. who offered the doeu-
mcnt for probate.
Mr. Rockefeller provided in his will
thai any advances made by him 20 his
children IN his lifetime shall be de-
ductcd from his or her share in the
estate and be turned into the residuary
estate.
Tho witnesses 70 the will were
George X. Church. 1902 Madison Ave.
nue.: Guy Carey. - Park Avenue, and
Charlcs II Toy. 26 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
News Summary
DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC
Railroad Labor Board moves 20
prevent strike called for tom orrow
by sur'moning union and raal heads
70 conference to-day; roads declare
.hoy will not yield and any strike is
against the United States govern
ment" Big Four" brotherhoods not
20 quit Administration leaders in
Washington prepared 10 keep traf-
fc moving. with troops If necessary
FOREIGN
Irish Free state troops capture
main parts Of besieged Four Courts
Building, call on rebels 70 surrender.
Six more Americans reported
seized b. Mexican bandits Bielsski,
free, tells Of escape from bandits.
French Senate gives Poincare
vote Of confidence; ore Senator pro-
poses pooling all Of Allied debts.
Eighty German monarehists round
cd W by Prussian police in hunt
for assassins Of Rathenau.
Bolsheviki az The Hague insist
they will not restore private prop
erty 10 It's original owners.
Taft tells British Press Club that
raeial preiudice is one Of worlds
grcatett dangers.
WASHINGTON.
Senator MccurbeT's defeat in
North Dakota primary conceded on
face Of his dwindling lead.
Reorganization Of coal industry 20
be undertaken after President Hard
ins's meeting tomorrow with min
ers and operators.
Senate committee advocates pur-
chase Of Cape Cod Canal BY the
government.
Harding has agricultural leaders
as guests at White House dinner to
discuss ship subsidy legislation.
Senator Myers attacks moving
pictures as promoting bad morals
LOCAL
william Rockefeller leaves entire
estate. which may reach $500, 900 900,
to four children.
Enright cables he's conquering
Europe as Napoleon Of cops.
Police seek Jimmy Glss, on report
Porto Ricsn gypsy band is here.
Detectives without warrants raid
West End Avenue apartment. seize
large store Of liquors.
Court. sentencing 20 death slayer
OF policeman, calls for nationsl pro-
hibition Of firearms
Murphy says conners has no date
a. Tammany Hall.
Friends tell Of Edith Lavoy's dis
Ike for man held as slayer.
Mcwhinney admits he borrowed
5000 from contractor indicted in
Strong crusade.
Man running for doctor held as
hat shop robber.
Banton will fight in Federal Court
for Fuller books; creditors may get
only three cents on dollar.
Rossi. Sing Sing poet, put to death
in chair at siXty-six.
William Earl Dodge secretly mar
ried in Paris.
Wireless sweeps Atlantic in search
Of alleged swindler on way abroad.
Transit Commission hears Niagart
power may soon run New York car
lines.
SPORTS
Giants defeat Phillies st Polo
Grounds. S 70 2.
Yankees win out over Senators at
Washington in ten innings. 6 20 :.
Robins defeat Braves at Boston, 7
20 g..
Lady Baltimore wins The Ga1eile
Stakes NJ Aquedpet
Miss Lillian Schargsn reaches final
round in the Connecticut tennis
tournament
Jack Dempsey agrees TO battle With
Harry Wills for the heavyweight box
ing title.
Favorites come through IN inter
collegiate golf tournament at Garden
City.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
stock prices huetuate irregulsriy
in ouiet trading; marks slump TO
2sz hundredths Of cent. but re-
recover u.
Railroads operating in the North
west show gains in May net.
-- ...@no.'s rati0 dIOra 10
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

sAyANNAH LINE win Be located az risr
81. " r. July .. sailisrs Ises'
sat--Adyt
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
rHE WE A T II j. r

Fair to-day; cloudy Tomorrow prob
ably local thunder showers;
moderate temperature.
Foil report on last page
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

Railroad Labor Board moves 20
prevent strike called for tomorrow
by summoning union and raal heads
70 conference to-day; roads declare
.hoy will not yield and any strike is
against the United States govern
nent" Big Four" brotherhoods rot
20 quit Administration leaders in
Washington prepared 10 keep traf-
&c moving. With troops If necessary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Right GUTZON B0R-
GLUM, New York seulp-
tor, investigating the
sheer side Of Stone Noun
tain, near Atlanta, Ga,
into the precipitous gran
ite face Of which he viii
carve his huge memorial
to the heroic deeds Of the
men Of the South during
the Civil War. The great
bas relief will be 220 feet
long, l10 feet high and
contain more than 1000
figures. wi4s World
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

THE NEW BUST OF
PRESIDENT HARDING
by Mrs. Sally James Farm
ham, Of West 57th Street
and Great Neck, l.. l.,
which marks another
milestone in the career of
this famous New York
sculptress. Among Mrs.
Farnham's other notable
works are the General
Boliver statue in Central
Park, the bronze friezes
in the Pan-American
Union Building in Wash
ington and the Roosevelt
bust in the gym Of the
Jacob Riis Settlement.
VaA der Weyds
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Left-THE DADDY OF
THE YANKEE DIVI-
SION, Major General c:
r. Edwards, and one Of
the most popular World
War generals, retires al
ter forty years Of service
and is given an impress
sive farewell at Army
Headquarters In Boston.
Our picture shows the
general with three-year-
old Miss Madeline Ship
sey, of Boston, in his arms
One of the little maids
who attended the cere-
monies with their parent parents.
Right - CAPTAIN Ed
DIE RICKENBACKER
and his bride, the former
Mrs. r. C. Durant, return
on the Olympic after a
two and a half months
honeymoon abroad, where
tha A marican ace of aces
flew over the battleields
where he fought, from
Scissors to Nancy. lat.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

THE LATE REPRESEN-
TATIVE JAM M ES r.
MANN of Illinois, long
time leader of the Re-
publican party and for
years majority leader of
The House where he
served for more than
a quarter of a CEN
tury, who died in the sad
die from pneumonia the
last day of November
from a studio photograph
made just a week before
he was stricken. Funeral
services were held in the
capitol, attended by Pres
nsnt Harding, Cabinet
members, Justices of the
supreme Court, members
OF Congress and other no
'~"'e@ Underwood
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

SUPPERTIME. Seven
bull terrier pups owned
by Mrs. j. Oliver Morris,
Of Forest Hills, L. la
thousand dollar row Of
purps whose daddy was
Champion Markwood So
nora, the best Of his breed
at the 1922 Madison
Square Garden show.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

NEW YORK'S FIRST
SKY WRITING. Man
haitian had a new thrill
last week, when Captain
Cyril Turner (right) dem
onstrated for the first
time in America the re-
\ markable smoke writing
invention Of Major Jack
: Savage, Of London. Pic.
tured above is an actual
unretouched photo (taken
with a color filter to diff.
ferentiate the white smoke
against the clear blue
sky) Of the start Of the sky
writer's second day mes
age which when completed
read, "Call Van. 7100"-
the inventors New York
hotel phone number. The
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-25
cLAsE DE 1NCETATENIRE.
(HARTIA A .DoUA)
Is Septenbrie 1922.

Clasele de incetatenirc, conduse
de organizatiunea ,numita THE
CITIZENS BUREAU din Clcve-
land, sc vor deschide formal la %
Septcmbrie 1929. Clasele acestea
|sunt pcntru ibarbatii 81 femeile
earl si-au scos primele hartii 81
doresc sa sc prepare pentru exa-
minarea finala, ca sa-si poati
scoate 81 hartia a doua. Ele vor ii
Gcschise odata pc saptamana in
decursul intregului an, de la
orele Z seara pana la 8. Cand eel
zee urmeaza in aceste clase vor
dovedi ca All invatat destul Gu
privire la guvernul Statelor Uni
te, profesorul lie va da I'm certi-
ficat ca drept adeverinta Cd sunt
pregatiti a deveni cetateni Anne
ricani.
Cereti o lista despre aceste
clase la THE CITIZENS BU-
REAU sau la oricare dintre IL
BRARIILE PUBLICE. Lista G
urmatOarea, 81 G supusa unor
cvcntuale schimbari:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-25

Secretul aplanarei grevelor este
urmatornl: sa faci cumva ga
spargatorii de greva" sa faca 81
ei greva. Atunci grevistii vor Fl
reprimiti in lucru ca ''spargatori
de greva"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-25
ABONAIT ZfzKGf
.,AMFRICAa
MERCETI
LA SCOALA

Luni in 25 corent, Ia orele I
seara. intre altc scoli de adult
din Cleveland, Isl inccpe eu~urile
de llmba engleza 81 scoala Wa,
verly, situata pc strada w. 58th.,
langa Bridge Avenue.
cursurile Sc predau de trei orr
pc saptamana, Lunia, Martha 81
Miercurea, de la orele Z seara 81
pana, Ia 8. Plata este 2 doisri pc
timp de II sdptamapi, sdica pen,
tru So de lectii.
Scoala aceasta este coudusa de
|D,sosrele Ruth ii kelley, prima
dlrectoare 81 ceaIalt6 protesoar8.
Dansele az predst lestii a seosla
aceasta 81 anul tfecut = y, pre-
gatlrl speciale pentru prsdare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-25

New York P resedintele SUI
prcmci CnNi dl Martin anche>
teaza cazul extraordinary al eva
darei lui Waller sSocolow, acuzat
de omor. FL a dat ordin ca sa fic
cercetati anumiti membri al poll
tiilor din New York 81 Baltimore,
care Sc spune ca sunt implicati in
cauza. Waller Socolow a fost
prins 81 a declarat eli a fost rapit
(kidnaped) 81 a dat multe anna
nunte earl fac ca aceasta afacere
sa desvalue multe samavolnicii
politienesti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-25
|NFORNAT|UN|

Londra. Henry Sullivan din
Lowell Mass, care facut mai
multe incercari de a trece canalul
Manecei, abandonat pentru anul
acesta orr ce sperante de reusita,
din carlza timpului nefavorabil.
Fluxnl 81 reflexul sunt acum Ia
cea mai mare marine annlli.
FL va incerca din nou la anul.
Mansfield, O. John Bauer
din Mansfield 81 Charles L. Han.
sen din GAINESVILLE. o., au fost con-
damnati pc viata la penitcnciarnI
din urma judecarei lor de curtea
din Plymouth, Ind. FL au recu-
noscut acuzarea ce Ii sc aduce de
omorirea lui Charles l.. johnson,
din South Bend un sofeur de taxi,
care fusese angajat de eli. sal
duca din South Bend la Plymouth
Bauer 81 Hansen, erau intr 'un tur-
men de carnaval, aneajaf ca lup.
tatOri,
Kingston, Jamaica. - In. urma
unOr e1periente earl au dat re-
zultate satisfacatoare, s'a stabilit
ca Sc poate fntrebuinta spirit (al-
cool) in loeul gayolinei Qbenzinei)
Ia punerea in miscsre a motoare.
lor automObilelor. Doua fabrici
.produc N Sc vor mai face 81 altele
pentru fabricarea slcoolului pen,
tru automobile. IN rapport Gu de.
preeisrfs romului in Anglia,
transfonnarea slcoolulni ia spirit
Dc motoare prjyjt6 co . sslvare
probshila indnstriei romului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-25

Marti - Alta House, 1850
Mayfield Rd.
Marti 81 Joi = Broadway LII.
brary. Broadway & E. 55th..
Luni = Collinwood Jr. High,
152nd & st. Clair.
Luni Eagle School, Eagle
nr f. 9th.
Marti +. Tech High School,
E. 55th & Scovill.
Vineri - f. End Neighborhood,
2749 Woodhill Rd.
Marti - T.. 10Th st. Library,
1915 E. 10Th st.
Miercur; Glenville Library,
1O523 st. Clair Ave.
Miercuri - Goodrich House.
1920 f. 3fst st.
Luni Hiram House, 2723
Orange Ave.
LIni - Mount Pleasant School,
E. 10th & Union Ave.
Luni Memorial School, E..
l52nd- & Waterloo Rd.
Miercuri Quincy Library,
E. 10th & Quincy Ave.
Luni - Rice School. f. 10th
Cor. Bukeye.
Luni - Rawlings Jr. High,
Rawlings mr. +. 18th.
Luni, MART, Micrcuri 81 Joi =
st. Clair Library, st. Clair & e.
55th st.
Luni - South High School,
Broadway & Fullerton.
Miercuri - Woodland Library
58O6 Woodland Ave.
Vincri - Woodland Bath Hon.
Sc, f. 93rd & Woodland Ave.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-25

Nici I'M sistem Gle gllvernare
nu este bun cand fiecare vrea 81,
fie asupra guvernulni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-25

Am dOri ca inyentatOrul aero
planului fara mOtOare sd ne spun;i
cum am putea aplica acelas prin-
cipiu 81 la automobile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-25

limbei engleze IL migrant.
Mergeti de va inscriti in prima
seara, ca Sd puteti beneficial de
inyatatura intregului ours de &c
de lectii. Stunt clase. atat pentru
lncepatori, cat 81 pcntru cci ma
avansati.
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SPRE ATENTIA DANIEL OR
ROMANO DIN DETROIT.

| Aycti cunostinta desprc Institu-
tul international din Detroit? A,
.cesta este % Norganizatie ell filiale
/ i'm Orasele industriale din 16 state.
! ScopuI acestci organizatiuni este
/ dc ajuta in tot felul posibil, pc
! fcmeile 81 fetele streine, earl nu
yorbesc limba engleZe, 81 earl nu
cunosc obiceiurilc acestei tari
streine lor: pentru a lie pune la
ldispoZitie toate avantagiile 81 pri-
Evilegile ce le au damele Ameri.
cane. 81 pentru a stabili intele-
gerc 81 pretinie ,intre vechile 10.
cuitOare ale Americei 81 intre cele
inOua venite.
! Pentru putea veni mai uSor
in contact en- streinii. institutul
are i'm serviciul Sau dame din
multe nationalitati, Capable de a
vorbi limbile streine. Aceste da.
me visiteaza pc eel noui veniti, a
,carOr hume Ii sc trimite de La
=, Ellis-lsland 81 de la alte porturi
Institutul ofera streinilor ser.
vicIile sale pentru a lie invata
limba acestei tari. precum 81 edu,
.catiuni in multe directii, precum
lnstructiuni pentru ingrijirea CO.
,piilor. pentru gatirea mancarilor
cusut 81 altele. Toate acestea sunt
cunoscute la damcle Americana, 81
idorinta institutulni acestuia este
sd Introduce femcile streine sc
folosi de aceste avantagii. ce apaa
tin lOr tot atat ca 81 femeilol
{ Americana nascute in aceasta
tara.
Instltutul are un departamenl
pentru servicii speciale personale
pentru introduce femeilor strei.
ne stiinta despre spitale, clinice
ajutor 81 cantare de ocupatii, Ia
judecatOrii 81 altele. Toate ace.
stea sunt la dispozitia lor prin
acest institut, 81 prin pretina dc
nationalitatea lor, ce Sc afla III
serviciul institutului. care ser.
| veste ca talmaciu orr cand la do.
rinta.
Institutul nu g limitat numai la
localul sau. Ell functioneaza in
toate partile orasului 81 in oriccc
local posibil. casa scoala publica
librarie. casa de comunitate. or
local de societate. care G mai o.
proape de femeile streine, 81 Ia
care local sunt obisnuite a veni
Toate serviciile sunt gratis.
| Institutul International nu face
nicl un fel de propaganda. Dato
rlntele lnstitutului sunt de serv
ca mijlOcitOr. pcntru pune Ii
dispositia femeilor streine. toatt
rcsursele comunitatei, 81 a stabil
calea prin care resulsele comuni
tatci pot ajunge la indemana fe
meilor streine.
1nstitutul International este Il
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de E. Adams Ave. si Grand Dir
Gus Park.
/ VisitatoEii sunt in totdeauna
bine-veniti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-25

Acesta este secOlul pesimist Hon
earl asteptau totdeama la rau
In fine sperantele lor san rea.
liZat.