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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
Include These
Imported Scarfs
On the Gift List

Women and girls, too, like
several Of these Scarfs. The
pretticst array we have seen.
All selected personally by our
representative when abroad.
English Art Silk Scarfs in
handsome striped designs and
plain shades with novel bor-
ders-$6.00.
Swiss Pure Silk ScarfS
striped in wonderful patterns
ard color effects-$l0.00.
Strawbridgc & Clothler
Aisle q, Market street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
Mems Sweaters

Mems heavy Shaker-knit
Coat Sweaters, with roll col
lar-s13.OO; with V-neck-
$1,000.
Mems heavy Shaker-knit
Pull-over Sweaters, with roll
collar--$12.00; with V-neck--
$3.50 and $1,000.
wbridge 4 Clothier---
East Store. Eighth Street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
BOus' and Girls

Capeskin Glovcs-in a splen-
did assortment of tans, for
boys and girls-$1.50.
Lined Gloves-for boys and
girls and misses; cape, suede
and mocha, one-clasp style,
lined wrist-$1.65 to $500.
Wool Gloves and Gauntlets-
for boys, girls and misses;
plain and fancy effects-65c,
$1.25 and $1.75.
Misses Gauntlets - strap
wrist style; of genuine cape
skin in a good assortment of
shades-$2.50.
Children's Gloves-about half
price for these Gloves; white
and black kidskin, chamois-
skin, and brown and gray cape
skin; sizes 2 to 10 years-$1. 90.
Leather Gauntlets-for boys
and girls; brown, tan and black
-85c to $3.50.
isles /. and IS, Market Street and Centre
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
Mems Gift Socks

Mercerized Cotton Socks, in
black, Cordovan. navy blue and
gray-35c, 3 pairs for $1.00.
Fibre Silk Socks, in black and
colors-50c a pair.
Pure Silk Socks, in black and
colors-75c a pair.
English Socks. of heavy rib
bed wool, in black, navy blue,
brown and heather mixtures
S5c pair.
Full-fashioned Silk Socks, in
colors and black-S1.00 a pair.
English Socks of plain colors,
or fancy ribbed wool-Sl.25.
MORLEY" Wool Socks, super
fine and super-warm, in gray,
black and heather mixtures
S1.5O and $500 a pair; in plain
colors with embroidered clocks,
or fancy stripes-$2.50 a pair.
ige y ClOthlcr-- Eighth End Market Streets
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
Gift Blankets
For Baby's Crib

Dainty white wool-mixed
Blankets of the finer kind,
bordered in pink or blue
$500, $3.50 and $3.50 a pair.
Strawbridge * Clothier
Aisle IL, Filbert Street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
Men
New Buckles
for Mems Belts

Hundreds of styles in this
extensive collection of fine
Belt Buckles plain, engraved
and initiated. The prices are
varied, too, and suited to all
purses-5Oc, S1.OO, $500, $3.50,
S3.OO, $3.50, $4.OO, $500, $500,
$500 and $500.
Strawbridgc 4 Clothier-
Aisle I, Market Street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
Clearance
Prices on
Christmas
Cards NOU

Die-stamped Cards on which
to write name, marked for i'm
mediate clearance-now 75c to
$500 a dozen.
Strawhr,dge X Clothler
Ai-l" 10. Centre
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
Put Music
in Your
Home This
Christmas

Good music means much to
those at home, and the gift
of a good Piano, Player-Piano,
Reproducing Piano or Phono-
graph will bring joy for years
to come.
This Store is exclusive
Philadelphia distributor for
the worlds most famous
Pianos-the Sohmer, Hazel
ton Brothers, Francis Bacon,
in addition to our own eXclu-
sive Windham.
SOHnier Pianos
Upright Pianos-S650.00 and
$4,000
Upright Player-Pianos-S1000
Grand Pianos-s1l50.00 and
S125O.OO
Reproducing Upright Pianos
-S15OO.OO
Reproducing Grand Pianos
S300O.0O
HazeltOn Bros. Pianos
Upright Pianos-at $4,000
Upright Player-Pianos-$75O
Reproducing Upright Pianos
--$1200.00
Reproducing Grand Pianos
100000
Francis RucOu Pianos
Upright Pianos - S350.00,
$375.00 and $4,000
Player Pianos - S550.0O,
$575.00 and 100000
Baby Grand Pianos-S7OO.0O
Reproducing Upright Pianos
100000
Reproducing Grand Pianos
100000
Cheneys and VictrOlds
All the popular upright and
console models of these
famed ographs are
obtainable here. Ar extensive
collection Of Victor Records
assures you Of a good choos-
ing Of music.
Convenient Terms
If you wish, gradual pay
ments can be arranged for
the purchase Of any instru-
ment here mentioned. A mod
crate initial payment secures
delivery at once. The balance
if desired, can be paid in con-
venient monthly or weekly
amounts. If you have a charge
account here these amounts
may be placed on your month
~ bill. Other Pianos taken
as part payment on new
Pianos bought here.
StrHwhrdgr 4 Clothi.r
fi'th Floor. West
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
Gift Stockings
For Children

Infants White Cashmere
Stockings-55c.
Infants White Silk-and-wool
Stockings-75c.
Boys English Golf Hose,
ribbed wool with fancy tops
$500 to $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
WOmen's Blanket
Bath Robes
SPECIAL

Choose any Of these for
gifts with the knowledge that
all are of BEACON Blanket
cloth, soft and warm and
lovely in pattern and coloring.
no m Models trimmed with
pO'VV cord or ribbon, cord
girdled.
No oor An attractive model,
Po'OO cord girdled and
trimmed with ribbon on collar,
sleeves and pockets.
cs m Several pretty mod
po'VV els, with shawl or
pointed collars, lavishly trim
med with wide satin ribbon.
A wide variety of tailored
or ribbon-trimmed Bath Robes
$3.50 to $11.50.
Morning Dresses, $l95
Straight-line Dresses of
chambray or checked gingham,
plated from yoke and belted
-$1.95.
fs.-> Strawbridge & Clcthicr-
Third Floor, Filbcrt street, West
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
GlOUeS for Women


Imported Strap-wrist Gloves,
black and white and the
seasons wanted shades-$4.50.
Mousquetaire Gloves - kid
skin; in black, white and fash
icnable shades; twelve-button-
$500.
Two-clasp Kidskin Gloves, all
French kid, over-seam sewn.
Paris-stitched backs; all desir-
able shades; also black, white,
black with white stitching and
white with black stitching
$3.50.
Fine French Kid Gloves, two
clasp, pique-sewn; black, white
and fashionable colors-$3.00.
Fine Mocha Gloves, one-clasp;
embroidered backs; gray, rein
deer, beaver, butternut and
pearl gray-$3.25.
Ton button Saxon Gloves
In black, white, tan, gray and
covert-$2.50.
Washable Fabric Gloves, two
clasp, in white, gray, beaver,
mode and beige, all Of duplex
fabric of fine quality-$1.0O.
Strap-wrist Gloves-of cape
skin, in brown, mode, tan, gray
and white-$2.25.
Street Gloves-of capeskin
and mocha, some silk-lined
shades Of gray, mode and tan
$3.50.
Strap-wrist Gloves-of red
kidskin, pique sewn; black,
mode, tan, gray and brown
$500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
Gloves for Men

Mocha Gloves-regular or
cadet fingers, spear or plain
backs, all desirable shades OF
gray-$4.50.
~ Sfrawhridna 4 Clnihier-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18

Suede Gloves-in shades OF
gray, spear backs, regular and
cadet fingers-$2,00.
Lined Capeskin Gloves-in
brown and tan; one-clasp style
5000 to $500.
Strap-wrist Gloves-of lined
capeskin, in brown and tan
shades-$2.5O to $500.
e,ski in Gloves-good
shades of tan and brown-$2.5O.
Buckskin Gloves-$3.00 and
$3.50; lined Buckskin Gloves
$4.O0.
Washable Mocha Gloves--in
the desirable shades of tan
$5.75.
Motoring gauntlets - gray
and brown calfskin, suede fin
ish, seamless knit lining, $3.50;
others from $500 to $l1.00.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-18
Christmas Gloves

In oden days, the king used give his gloves as pledge
when he was making of land bold and deserving
knight The jeweled glove the insignia of his rank and with
it he bestowed his friendship
Then later when Queen Elizabeth herself introduced the style
of wearing long lovely for ornament willy lords made
gifts of cloves to Chancellor who
his "a pair Of gloves
and ganshed embroidery godsmiths wourke 1t wo
him. they say lasting favor than Raleghs spreading OF
certain famous cape beneath her feet .
There's genuine sentiment of the gift of Gloves .
And the gloves will find favor assuredy in the wide
The Washington times., 1922-05-01
Short Term Securities.
Furnished by Redmond a Co.


Aiu. Co. of Am. rs, 1925. IIO2N l1o3 II
Amer. T. & T. 6's, 1922. HOOK 100 q
Amer. lob. Co. rs, 1925. HOOK l10li4
Amer. Tob., Co. rs, 1928. l102A I103
Ana. Copper 6's, 1929. 100h l0oss
Ana. Copper rs, 1929. I1O3S 1885
Anglican. OIL TVS, 1925. 1885 I10S7s
Armour & Co. rs, 1880. l104M l104 "
Atlantic Ref. 6h's. 1881 1885 104la
Beth. Steel rs, 1923. 49,. 104Ns t104N
Canadian Pac. SIS, 1924. .l101 u l10t "
c., c., C. & st. l.. 6's, 1929. 400 10oh
Cons. Gas N. Y. rs, 1922 101h l01it
Cons. Gas N. Y. rs, 20. 114h 1151a
Copper Eek. "A SIS, '23. .102 1o2k
Copper Elk. "A 1924. .102N 103h
Copper Elk. A SIS, '25. .1041s 104ss
Cudahy Pack. Co. rs, '23. 1O1% 1o1 Y
DUPONT TVS, '31.......106L 1861
b. F. Goodrich rs, rs. .lO0h 1901,
Goodyear T. & X. SIS, 81 .102Ss 1881
Gulf Oil Corp. rs, '33. .1O4h 104A
II. ]. Heinz rs, 30. l04Ia los
Humble OH & r. rs. 2S.101at 1914
Kan. City Term. SIS, '23.101ss 1918
kennecott Cop. rs, 80 .1057s 1861
Libby, Men. & L. rs, al ss& ssN
M, St.P. & SIS. s,1s31llO2 1O2 y
N. z. Cent. rs. 1880. l106k li0s v
Proct. & Gamble rs, 1s23I102 l102L.
Sears Roebuck rs. 1922. 1O0H Il01
Sears -Roebuck rs, 1923. 101 u 1o1 Y
Southwn. Bell rs, 1926. l102 x II03b,
SWIFT q Co. rs, 1925. 49,. 10l y I101 y
Swift & Co. rs, 1881. 1lO2 x l1OS Y,
Texas Co. rs, 1928. $500. IlOl & 101 Z
Union Tank Car rs, 1s3ollO3 * lIO3 <.
U. s. Rub. Co. rs, 1923. ll0l x noe
West. Elec. rs, 1925. l10sh IlO9
West FL a. Mfr TO 1Qatl,a7 I,o5,I
The Washington times., 1922-05-01
Local Wholes ale Prices.

Errs-strictiy fresh, selected. per dos.
ss0fti averase reosipts. ash; South
Live pouitry-Roostsrs, per 10. 10;
turkeys, per h., rs q 80; chickens. winter
per 10, 600 so; spring chtckens. per 10.
IS % 90; keats, young. each. toVooi fowls
Dressed pouitry-Fresh-k killed winter
chickens. per h., to@+6; hens. per d.
SO; ROSTERS. per h.. 20; turkeys. per d.
80 a 40; keats. young. each. so.
Livestock-Calyes, choice, per H.. 10
lambs. choice. per ID. s9ls; live hogs
Green fruit-AppIes per bbl.. 500 .
500: per bu. basket, s.oo9a7Si West.
ern. per box. 2.7sqAfs. caiifornis
oranges. per crate. 7,oo07.bo. Lemons
per box, l.Bo@B.00. Grapefruit, per box
iO0QB50. Florida oranges. 6.bOVT.eo
Strawberries, 20w2s per at.
Vesets bles-PotstoeA No. ], per Dbl
z.so@s75; per sack. s,oo0s.26; sweets
2.Bo q 400. Lettuce, Southern. per crate
100 q 400. Romano lettuce, zoo q Lte
CymblinGs. per ciate. I.so92.so. Onions
per crate, 400 q AGO. Cabbage. new, pe'
cwt.. 2.bo@ 500. Cucumbers, 1.6o % 90
Exgplsnts. per crate, 5000 $50. To-
matoes, per box, Florida, $500 500
Beans. s.bO9t5o per basket. Peppers
per crate, 400 70 400. Kale, SCOTS. As
paragus, per doz., 2.oo84so. spinach.
per bbl.. l.00@2B0.
The Washington times., 1922-05-01
SHIP UN|ONHEAD
URGES PASSAGE
. Of SUBSIDY BILL
Sees in Measure Means of Re-
lieving Unemployment in
Sea Trades.
by International News Service.


Passage of the Harding-Lasker
ship subsidy bill as a means OF re-
neving maritime unemployment was
urged upon Congress today by
William s. Brown, president OF the
National Marine Engineers Asso.
citation.
Brown declared the bill would not
only give employment to thousands
OF idle engineers but would also re-
lieve the general unemployment sit
uation. He declared his organiza-
ton "wholeheartedly supported" the
measure.
There is an absolute necessity
for an adequate merchant marine"
Brown said. The ship subsidy bill.
In the opinion Of our organization.
provides the means for maintaining
an American mercantile navy ade-
quate to properly act as an auxil-
larry to our regular navy in national
defense and for trade expansion in
time OF peace"
The proposed bill, the association
believes, will provide work for, thou
sands Of marine engineers now un-
employed and will also give work
to men in those trades involved in
the building OF ships, repairs and
manufacture of ship supplies.
IF this measure does not pass
II is absolutely certain that unem-
ployment, especially in the marine
field, will become more acute and
the nation as a whole win be in an
even more difficult position than
at present in regard to general
prosperity and national defense"
The Washington times., 1922-05-01

MIR. Myer has just returned from
an extended Western trip and de.
clares that the financial conditions
In farm areas are greatly improved.
He said that the agricultural out
look appears to be one of unusual
promise for the coming season, and
that everywhere hope and conf
dence are taking the place of the
despair which was prevalent six
months ago.
Recommendations
In addition to recommending a
ak months extension OF ths au-
thority of the War Finance Cor
poration, Mr.. Myer proposes the
following recommendations:
Enactment of legislation specific
ally authorizing tbs organization Of
institutions to rediscount the paper
of livestock loan companies, and the
establishment OF a system for the
more adequate supervision and in
spection OF the live stock which fur
nishes security for the paper.
Frank recognition of the need for
the orderly marketing of our agricul-
tural products In a more gradual way
and over a longer period, and the ad-
5ustment of existing banking laws
and regulations with this end in
view.
Establishment of a rediscuupt IA
cility to make IL possible at all times
for cooperative marketing organiza-
tons to obtain adequate funds for
their operations.
Extension OF the powers OF the
Federal Reserve banks to include the
purchase in the open market of eli
gible paper secured by nonperlShnble
agricultural commodities, properly
warehoused.
Encouragement OF State non-mem.
Der banks to enter the Federal re-
service system, and reduction of the
minimum capital required for ad.
mission to the STANDARDIZATION in
such cases to be conditioned upon
an undertaking to increase the
capital to the present minimum of
s25,oo0 within a definite time.
Amendment Of the national bank
Ing act to permit a limited amount
of branch banking within a limited
radius of the parent institution.
Extension until January /, 1923, of
the period during which War
Finance Corporation may take loans
0) to cooperative marketing organ
tzatiou and live stock loan companies
where 1t appears that they are I'M
able to obtain adequate financing at
reasonable rates through other chan
nels, and (2) to banking institutions
on agricultural and livestock paper
in exceptional cases and where II ap-
pears that the public interests will
be served by such action.
New 81 Counterfeit
The Secret Service announces ep-
pearance of new counterfeit on the
Federal Reserve Bank OF Chicago.
III. check letter 3D.; face plate mum.
Der indistinct; John Burke, Treas.
urer OF the United States; portrait
Of Jefferson.
This counterfeit. apparently is
printed from very crudely zinc
etched plates on one piece or paper,
bearing no silk threads or imitation
of them. The counterfeit is SO poor
that IL should not deceive anyone
accustomed TO handling money and,
therefore. a more detailed descrtp-
ton OF IL is deemed unnecessary.
The Washington times., 1922-05-01
Baltimore Markets.

Wheat-Firmer. No. . Red Win
ter, 1.44%; No. Red Winter Gar
licky, 1.44k; receipts, 1,103 bu; ship
ments, 41,101 bu.
Corn-Steady. No. Yellow or
better, domestic, 72@73c; receipts
19,S07 bu; shipments, 67.965 bu.
Oats-Steady. No. 2 White, domes
tic, ACC; receipts, 1913 bu; shipments
2,947 bu.
Rye-Ffrmer. No. 2 Western ex
port, spot. 1.16k: receipts, 40,767
bu; shipments, s9,672 bu.
Hay-Steady. SIS to -s21 per ton
as TO grade.
H1our-Ouiet.
The Washington times., 1922-05-01
Rail Bond Issue Approved.

The st. Louis-San Francisco
Railway Company today was au-
thorized by the Interstate Com
merce Commission to issue Sl0.-
$4,000 Of prior lien mortgage, 5h
per cent gold bonds in substitu-
tion for an equal amount of per
cent gold bonds now in the com.
pany's treasury. The commission
denied the company's application
for authority to issue 1921 900 OF
bonds to be used for purchase of
equipment.
The Washington times., 1922-05-01

Curb Stocks.

BY Cssmspslitaa News Service.
The Washington times., 1922-05-01
N. Y. Cotton Market.

Furnished By w. n. Hisb. q c.
The Washington times., 1922-05-01
Local Stocks.

SALES.
Capital Traction. 10000. 6Q9SA
26@9S%. 3@ss%.
Washington Gas, 8Q54.
National Bank of Washington
5@1S9.
After Gail.
Capital Traction, 2@ssK.
Washington Railway preferred
7@6Sh.-
Washington Railway common. ESQ
991a.
Money.
Call loans, soc per cent.
The Washington times., 1922-05-01

IHigh.lLow. Close
The Washington times., 1922-05-01
Liberty Bonds.

Furnished by Redmond a Co.
-.
The Washington times., 1922-05-01
Recommendations of
Agricultural Credit
Eugene Meyer Would Extend Authority OF
War Finance Corporation Until
January l. -
BY HARRY GUsACK.

In a special report to President Harding, Eugene
Meyer jr managing director of the War Finance Cor
poraon makes series of recommendations to lberalize
the banking machinery of the country for the purpose of
providing better agricultural credits.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-03
Q TRACEDIE
DUBLA

NEWTON, Mass, 3 Maiu.-Wll.
liam B. Powell. director,ll easel r.
G.. Dunn & Co., din Boston, sl-a
impuscat 81 ucis All noapte sofia in
camera de biblioteca a vilei lor de
aici.
Dupa aceia a fntrat in alta ca
mera 81 s'a sinucis.
O servitoare spune ca vazuse pc
Powell alergand prin camera dupa
sofia sa, avand in mana un revol
yer automat, 81 ca dupa putin tlmf
a auzit mai multe detunaturi.
Navalind in casa. servitoarea g
yasit De D-na Lena Powell zacand
pc pardoseala plina de sange. Du-
pa un minut a auzit o alta ImpuS-
catura in camera de alaturi, tocma
cand intra pc use 81 politia, care
Ia gasit pc dl. Powell mort, avand
in cap o rama de glont.
Prietenii 81 vecinii si-au exprl
mat parerea ca Powell adeseaor
avea accese de nebunie.
D-na Powell era vaduva bogati
a negllstorului r. H. White, mort
de cativa ami.
Locuinta de vara a famllle
Powell a fost imediat inconjurati
de un Gordon politienesc, pc cane
detectivii si-au inceput cercetarllt
ca sa afle cauza acestei duble ira
gedii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-03
CONVENT!IA
sOCIALIS;TILOR

CLEVELAND, Ohio, . Maiu.-
Partldul Socialist din America sid
incheiat ieri conventia anuala ce.
rand imediata recunoastere Ru.
sici soviete, fagaduind sprijin eau.
zei minerilor de carbuni 81 indem.
nand pc toti socialistii a tine la
prlncipiile neSovaitoare ale parti.
dului.
Convcntia insarcinat comitetul
cxecutiv sa compute un plan dc
lupta Gu care sd Sc prezinte alega.
torilor la alegerile din toamna vii.
toare, lasand acestui comitet sarci
IA de gasi mi jlocul prin care sd
ridice suma de $4,000 pentru cam
pania electorala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-03
L6gea care regueaza
inljgTaea este inaintea
PrcScdintd|ui

WASHINGTON, 8 Maiu.-Ca-
mera a primit, Gu 257 voturi con-
ira 36, raportul deja votat de Sc
nat, III urma caruia legea de re-
strictiune asupra imigrantilor este
prelungita pana la 80 Iunie 1925.
In urma acestui vot nu vor putea
intra in Statele Unite decat 3 la
suta imigrantilor deja sositi in
America, asa precum este 81 "a
cum. Proiectul asteapta seml.a-
t,lra Presedintelui Harding.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-03
Morse q p|atit onorar
|ui Daughdty

Washington, 3 Maiu. Sena-
torul Caraway, democrat din Ar
kansas, a repetat All in senat sve-
nurile ca Harry M. Daugherty,
acum ministru de justitie, a ac-
ceptat de la Charles w. Morse,
fabricant de vapoare din New
York, un onorar de $500 pen
tru obtinerea relasarei lui din pc
nitenciarul din Atlanta. Aceste
afirmatii au fost imediat desmin-
tite de prietinii lui Daugherty.
Senatorial din Arkansas de-
clarat cd afirmatiile lui sunt ba-
zate pc 'informatii publice."
Scnatorul Watson din Indiana,
republican a spus imediat ca ell a
vOrbit cu Daugherty despre che
stii in discutie 81 ca afirmatiilc
lui Caraway nu sunt bazate. Sc
natorul republican Moses din
New Hampshire a intrat in dis
cutie declarInd ca ell are informa-
til ca fostul ministru de finante
William G. Mae Adoo, a primit
sumo mari de la Morse in lcgatura
Gu nlSte contracte de vapoare carl
All formeaza baza pcntru acuza-
iii contra lui Morse in tribunaIe
federale.
Senatorul Caraway a declarat
ca oil Dauyherty ''este un specia-
list pcntru fclul de a sti ca sd
exoperezc relasarea prisonierilor
bogati" 81 a adaogat: 'El a pri-
NIT de la Morse $4,000, 81 a ce-
rlt mai multi 81 pcntru aceste
merlte fost numit membru al
cabinetului.''
In legatura GU aceste acuzatii
mlnistrul Daugherty a declarat
ca ar trebui sd Use dea ocazie ca
sa deSmlnta astfel de afirmatii
carr nu sunt bazate 81 sunt lam
safe de persOane absolut irespon-
sable.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-03
GREVA MUNCITORILOR DE
LA -SANTIERE CONTINUA.

Lorain, o. 3 Maiu. Munci-
tori de La santierele (atelierele
de vapoare) din Lorain, carl au
fntrat in greva Luni, au votat
sa continue greva pana ce direc-
tia santierelor nu va primi condi-
tile uniunei din Cleveland. Votul
a fost de 81 contra /.
Muncitorii, in. numar de
$50, - au declarat greva deoare-
ce directia voia reducerea pla tilor
Gu 5-22 la suta. Aceasta redu-
cere, spun muncitorii, ar
face ca platile sd fie ca in anul
1905.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-03
CONGRESUL DE Accord IN
CHESTIA CONTINGENTU-
LUZ FLOTEI

Washington, 3 Maiu.-Subcomi-
tetul bugetar al senatului, conside-
rand proiectul votat de camera re-
feritor la numarul contingentului
flotel americana care. incepand cu
anul viitor nu va ii decat de Sc
mil oameni, - a ajuns de acord ell
parerea camerei.
Att membrii democrati cat 81
cei republican, au aceleasi pareri
in legatura ell proiectul camerei.
Deciziunea s'a adus dupa ce sub
comitetul a ascultat pc admiralul
Washington 81 a studiat raportul
lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-03
LUCRATORII DELA TRAM
VAIELE DIN CLEVELAND
VOR VOTA

Gel 5000 muncitori della compa-
MIA de tramvaie din Cleveland vor
vota in saptamana aceasta Gu pri-
wire la intentia companiei de a
taia Gu 10 la suta platile lor. Vo-
tul va fl alternativ: vor scaderea,
ori vor 0 arbitrare, conform con-
tractului colectiv facut intre mum
citori 81 companie. Presedintele
international al muncitorilor della
tramvaie, William FitzGerald, a
sosit la Cleveland ca sa studieze
situatia. Sc crede ca Sc va putea
eyita greva. otul Sc va face pc la
finea saptamanei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-03
FOG LA MINISTERUL
DE FINANTE.

Washington, 3 Maiu. = Pala-
tul ministerului de finante fost
All in flacari. dar n a ars decat o
parte a poqului, cauzand pagube
de eel putin 100000. Acesta este
al cincelea foe misterios in Wa
shington, carui origine autorita-
tile II 'au putut-o constata. Flaca-
rile focului de la minister erau
81 de 40 urine de inalte. In pod
erau nistc chemicale ce-au ex,
ploadat i'm urma focului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-03
Razboiu| din China
TRUPE DIN CANTON TRIMISE CONTRA
PROVINCIILORD DE NORD

sHONOLUIU. 2 Maiu-Sre primite de ziarul aponez
Nppu J anuna cele tre distrugatoare staola la
Port Arthur prmt ordn sd piece media la Tentsn sprc
a proteja viata 81 averie supusor iaponez
SHANGHAI, Mau.-Secretaru doctorului Sun Vat Sen,
presedntee republcei de nord dupa mai zicc
81 republca din Canton decarat ca Cantonu aia Gu
generaul Chang Tso Lin 81 i'll prezen plegtee ri
mite grabnc rupe pc flonu de nord Ee trece fe prn
Hankow, fie prin Marking, dupa dca mpreurare
upelor.
Dansul crednta Canonul factorul deter
nina rlzboiuu inre Chang Tso Lin 81 WI Pei Flu,
find pregatit lovitua in momenul psihologc Dansl
mai zice ca Chang Tso Lin prm ineg sprijnu guver
nuu din Canton fndca acest general acceptat cbndunie
propuse de doctorul Sun privre la reunirea Chnei