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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
INJUNCTION MAY
BREAK THE. STRIKE

Cumberland. Md. Sept. "".-HaitlnS
Of Injunction proceedings in criminal
court today sought b. the Consolidation
Coal company against striking miners OF
the GEORGES Creek region by the miners
and their district and local OFFICERS
signing an agreement not 70 modest or
Interfere in any way with persons ue-
string TO WORK or members OF their faml
lies may go far toward breaking the
strike II Is generally thought. IL seems
common knowledge that hundreds or
men would return to work II not moles-
ted. About TWO hundred named In the
Injunction bill appeared in court with
their union officers and signed the
pact. They are allowed TO MAINTAIN
pickets In pairs bu, they must be widely
scattered.
The coal company in its petition Tor
an Injunction cited some % instances Of
acts of violence toward men VINO hau
gone 70 work or who desired TO do So.
Judges Boyd and Doub told the men
Interference with mans legal right
10 have employment would not be toIer-
ated.
Sixteen striking miners. who nave
been in jail In connection with the riot
., Barton were also in court today ask
ing 10 have amount Of required ball
reduced 1t has been fixed at S3'SVV cach
The men claimed to be poor with tami-
lies and held the figures was excessive.
An effort will be made tomorrow -
secure the release OF the men on haoeas
corpus proceedings.
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roinrmcnt n.eI arp"",ed and record or
dcrrd.
Mary n S"dsw.rk. deceased. lnven-
tory hlcl. approved and record ordered.
Margaret j Jones. deceased. PROOF
az publication If motto" ii appointment
iil"d .tp,r"Sod ana record ordered.
W T.. Lawrence. deceased. Proof OF
publication ~ motto" "f appointment
tlcd approved and record ordered.
John Huth. deceased. Proof OF pub
LEGATION of notice IT appointment hled'
approved and record ordered
John r. Forsythe. guardianship. Par
tia! account iiled. Sri for hearing Oc-
i"her IS 1922 Notice ordered.
George W. conner, deceased. April
cation nled 10 determine inheritance
tax. Tan determined without auditor
appraisal. Copy Of finding certihed ["
TAX commission. Notice OF hnd'nE
mailed person Interested in payment OF
'aN.
Fred {. Hunklcr as administrator OF
Fred H!llchrcch,. deceased. W. Amalia
fHllchrccht ct al Petition duly veri-
ned for authority 70 complete contract
:"r sale Of real estate filed with arm
davi, for service by publication. An
,;wcr Of defendant. Amalie Hillehrecht
flied, Service by publication upon AL
other defendants ordered.
Realty Deeds.
Charles l.. Hollis and Hazella l.. Hol'
lis 20 John Mcsserly and Lena Mes
:"rly, tract Of land In Martins Ferry;
rhnsiderat ton. $40
Annie Tarbovich Gme!ndell and Math
Gmeindcll TO Marynna Dolccka, 10, No
20 in plat of Chcermont In colerair
township: consideration. $500.
John A. Fu,hey and Sarah f. Futhey
10 Thomas KuCcra and Anna kucera
lot No 397 in Rodcfer's sixth addition
20 Shadyflde: consideration. $4,000.
Carl l.. norcr 10 James Holup lot No
oG7 in l.inwood addition 10 Bel!a!re;
consideration. 81
Mayors Court.
Frank GrcllarS. OF near Laferty
Ohio. was arralgncd before Mayor
Davies yesterday afternoon on n charge
81 possessing intoxicating liquors. He
entered a plea OF guilty and was fined
81 ,HOn and costs by the mayor and
; rrmandcd 10 the county jail until the
fine Is paid. He was arrested yester.
day morning hy Deputy Iddings and his
force and Il Is alleged that the officers
found n quantity OF liquor in his pos.
session when n search was made OF the
premises.
Thursday Afternoon Club.
The Thursday Afternoon club met this
week ri the home Of Mrs. Clyde VIII
son. Fancy work and other social d.
versions were enjoyed and dainty re-
frcshmcnts were served by the hostess
The club will hold their next meeting
, on September 2Sth at the homo Of Mrs
w. i. MilliEan Of Marietta street.
st. Clairsvtlls Briefs.
Hon. J. C. Heinlctn. Of Bridgeport
was 4 business clller here yesterday
Miss Mary Stoffell, Of East Main
street. and Mrs. Lydia Moore. Of Bealls.
Vile. left yesterday for Des Mo!nes
Iowa. where they viii attend the ma.
! t!"nal C. a. r. encampment.
Miss Mary Gray McBridge was n
Wheeling visitor yesterday afternoon
! Miss Flora CITIZEN. Of Elm Grove. will
spend the weekend At tho home Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR IN
CREASE AMENDED TO GIVE
EMPLOYEES UNION SCALE.
Final Action on Matter TO Be Taken AZ
Next Meeting OF Solons-corn-
cillnsn Argue.

Enngiueers and f,rencn smploy"6 At
Ee,latra water works may Yet get the
union scale Of SIS a day foc engineers an"
s. a day FOR fircmou. according 10 the
acton Of the city council last evening.
When the ordinance granting them an
increase. yet still below the union seal"
was read. FOR It's second lime. O'Too's
offered an amendment that the union
scale DC paid. The motion carried but
not until several councilman spoke on
the matter. Owing 20 the absence or
Simpson Rsd EEg:mas the rules CouE'
no, be suspended and the ordinance as
amended wilt come up for tral action
az Tho next regular session.
Councilman Rodew!g stated that ne
d,G ~. object 20 the scale but stated
tina; engineers a. the Imperial glass
plan; were working fox less than So p"r
dav. C'Toole replied that the union did
not sanction that reduction and that X
was 20 be investigated. Jewell took the
stand that good man was worthy ~
the vase paid him and favored the
union wage. 4 ten per cent Increase 10
the janitor OF the city building was also
Included In the amendment. ScTamm
ed that in his opinion the plant was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
NAME MEMBERS
Of Pc. COUNCIL

Portland. Ore. Sept cc-Thc national
council Of The Protestant Episcopal
church was completed today with cleo
ton by the House Of Dcputi or us
quota of members and ratification ny
that house Of the members chosen
earlier by the House Of bishops
The members elected by the deputies
were: Rev. Or. James +. Freeman
Washington. d c: Rev. Or. Alexander
Mann. Boston: Rev. Or. w. II. Milton
OF Wilmington. y. c.: Rev. DR.. L. NJ
S,eirs Of New York; stephen Baker. New
York: John Stewart Bryan. Richmond
Va; Burton Mansfield New Haven
Conn samuel Mather. Cleveland. ONO
Phillips Parker. Br"okline. Mass :
George wharton Pepper. Philadelphia
Harper Bley, Rochester: II. {. "ScKoH'
jacksonville, California.
The House OF Bishops elected mem
hers Of the national council as follows:
bishop w. c. Brown. of Virginia; BIS
hon T.. T. Lines, of Newark: Bishop w.
r. Manning. OF New York, and Bishop
-oadjutor Tires of Southern Ohio.
Election Of the Rev. w. r. Roberts. nf
Dallas. South Dakota. as sunraSan
bishop OF South Dakota. also was raii-
fled by the deputies.
Resolutions adopted by the House OF
Bishops defining the stand of the
church on relations OF capital and labor
and world peace were adopted by the
House of DEPUTIES.
The convention ' voted an appropriation
not 10 exceed $4,000 to aid christian
church organization in China.
That sick and wounded ex-soldiers
should receive every fair and equitable
treatment" and that cle"Symcn should
do everything possible for them. Is do
clarcd in other resolutions adopted by
both houses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
CALL FOR
COL. T|ERNEY

Rlueheld. W. Va. Sept. "@.-Colonei
Lawrence L. Tierney. pioneer coal "per-
ator Of the Pocahcntas hc!d and one OF
the most prominent Democratic p"iih-
clans in Southern West Virginia died az
4:25 a. m. today at his home at row
hatan.
Late Wednesday afternoon Col Tier
nev while in his office suffered n stroke
Of apopleXy. He never reGalnco co"
sciousness He had been IN fal!lnS
health for more than two years.
Col T.erncv Was born at Shenandoah
Ia in 1850 and came 10 Southern West
Virginia in 1882 as assistant mining en-
gineer for the Fla,top land trust IN"
was pioneer engineer IN the work or ar-
curatelv locating the P"cah0ntas or NO.
; vein IN the Elkhorn valley.
Colonel TiCrney was the active mean
OF several OF tn. leading coal com
panies in Southern West Virginia, was
president Of the Flattop National hani'
OF R,uetleld and interested In a NUMBER
Of other prominent institutions IN thiF
section of the state.
He was a delegate 70 the Chicago
convention that nominated William Jen-
nInCs BRYAN the first time for president
He served on Governor William A Mac
Corkle's staff. was Il candidate for the
state legislature and also United STATES
senate and prominently mentioned as a
possible candidate for governor.
He is survived by his widow and two
sons.
The funeral service will he held n,
rowha,an Sunday morning and inter-
ment will be made at Bluehe!d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
BRIDGEPORT
SPECIAL POLICE:
FOR FIRST CAME
Record Breaking Crowd Expected RI
Opening Contest OF Footoei
Schedule

Tho bridgeport High school football
team VII open its season ms AFTERNOON
with the game aGaiuS; BcnaIre ll'Sh
school and a record breaking attendance
= an,t.!patch Officials Of be!laife
state that they expect t" bring more
'E.;n ".Da0 rout"rs from that r'ty '"r
tn. game and there = likelihood that
at least thousand Will attend from
here
Exert police have been arranged yer
nj the game "a otherwise II would ne
Impossible to keep the field cleared Inc
newly completed hlcechcrs and @'ahds
are expected TO he taxed I" capacity
ipation Day
Practically all OF the coiorcd resi-.
dents nf this city and vicinity spent
Yesterday at the Island fair Er"UhuS
attending the Emancipation Day ce!c-
bration Basket dinners were enjoyed
IN the evening and dancing l"AI""cu'
Honor Visitor
Mrs. +. A. Kennedy was the charm
ing hostess 20 a large number of friends
at her home In Kirkwood yesterday
afternoon. the even, being complemcn-
tary 20 Mrs Henry RcswiCk Of lIttS-
burgh. Following an afternoon devoted
to nccdlework and music a luncheon
was served by tn" hostess
Many in Parade
\ large number Of automobiles were
in the parade of the Booster CLUB
staged in this vicinity last nigh; in al
vCrtiscmcni Of the football game Tor
today. All Of the cars were decorated
and COW bells and other musica! az
devices were part If the equipment
OF every car.
Anniversary
The Thirty-hfth anniversary OF 81
PaurS Lutheran church In this c'tF "'ll
be celebrated with appropriate ever
CiseS at the church tomorrow and scT-
eral Of the former pastors or the con-
grcSa,!on Wilt be present 10 address the
CONGREGATION. The repairs and improve
ments which the church has been UNI
dcrgoing for some months have been
COMPLETED and the edjfce IS ready for
the inspection Of the members
Bridgeport Briefs
Lemoyne holland Of the West end
spcn, Yesterday visiting at Flushing.
O.. on business.
Miss Lottie MART il home after two
weeks spent visiting with relatives al
Pittsburgh.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Hull. Mrs. Fred
Elder and Miss Kate COSS left ycst"r-
day on an auto trip for visit at en-
cnnati
The condition of Justice Of the rcaCc
William Br!,ton Is reported improving
following several days Illness.
William Weiss has returned Ia Fits
hurgh after n few days business rtsi;
to this city.
John Cunningham has returned n his
home In this city after visit with
friends at Detroit Mich.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
FORD GETS COAL At
The HOOVER PRICES

Cincinnati. Ohio. Srrt. 22.-Ahner
I.unSford. ia charge Of the Banner FORK
mining interests. and acting as an aScS'
for Henry Ford. the automobile manu-
facturer. signed contract for large
tonnage Of coal TO lie delivered TO the
Ford plants OF Detroit, In the oHice oil
the American Export and Inland Coal
Corporation here today.
Mr.. Lunsford who acted as coal pun
chasing agent here for the Ford inter
ests. declined TO say at what price and
In what volume he had bought coal toI
the company.
You can say that II was at the
Hoover fair price. and that we now haN,
ordered enough coal TO run the plants
for thirty days" said Mr.. Lunsford. I'VE
are buying coal az fast as we can set
Il at the prices we offer. by the end oil
thirty days. we hnle 20 have enough tc
run us indefinitely"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

William L. Brice publisher OF the
Wheeling Register. and II. f. Fields.
president OF the Wheeling MSld and
Foundry Company. are charged with
violating Wheellng's parking ordinance
They are alleged to have parked their
automobiles on Twelfth between Chap
lire and EoS streets longer than thirty
minutes as allowed by the ordinance.
Last Tuesday night similar Charge
was entered against Mr.. Brice and his
case was continued until the Saturday
evening session OF police court Patrol
man Chick" Heller was the arrestiug
officer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
KENNY CAMPAIGNING
IN PANHANDLE

RAYMOND KcnuN. nf Grafton. I"'n'-
Cr,tt, candidate for congress lr'm the
FRS; congressional iii ,trl'i. arrived III
this city lat" last II! hi from Il s"''
stay in IanArk county. He VIII IeaN'
ta!s morning - fill som" speaking en-
fragments in WCtGcl county
White Ia the northern panhandle vi,
Kenny addrcESci tn East t-iN'T'"o
Eivaris club on "ConSii,utj"n pay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

Carl Williams. charged with conduct
ing house OF III fame ut the Belmont
hotel. was fined $50 and costs yester
day morning. Harry Steele. j. +. Hupp
Mrs. J. p. Stevens and Mrs. J. r. Hupy
were fined IS and costs on charges OF
lettering for immoral purposes. The
two. couples were held on health war
rants John Harris and John Sm!;s
were dismissed when they furnished al
olihi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
LITTLE PUBLIC INTEREST WHEN
CONGRESSIONAL SESSION ENDS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2c.-Congress adj
1ourHed sine die today with leaders
generally epecting a call from President
HARDING FOR special session November
-. preceding the reEular December ses-
sion.
The President was IN attendance today
for f"w minutes before the final saveIs
dropped. 70 sign the usual sheaf Of
eleventh hour bills. The only important
measure 10 get through on the last day
was the deficiency Appropriation bill
the administration Librarian loan bill
and the Dyer ant!-lyrch.nS measure go
tnG over until the next session.
Lacking n the adjournment today
were many of the popular features often
attending the death of congressional
session The gallery crowds were small
and uaGernonstrat!ve and there were few
floor w:angles After G;sDoSinx OF the
deficiency appropriation bill. the Senate
passed a number Of minor measures
and listened 10 a few Sc, speeches while
house members made on minute ad-
dresses mostly for publication during
the next few days IN the Congressional
record and heard Representative Blan-
ton. Democrat, Texas. defend Attorney
General paugherty and criticize Repuh-
icsns for alleged neglect in that re-
spect.
Banged tho aavsl.
Speaker Gtllett after brief speech.
wishing all members God speed and
good luck. banged the House adjourn
ment gavel promptly al two o'clock.
THE Senate adjourned TWO or three min
utes later. having to stop the clock
briefly while necessary bills were signed
,,,t1., ,sSs.r In inc
waiting IN his room off the Senate
chamber.
\ few political speeches marked tho
closing hours OF the session--the Sec
cng Of the s7th Congress. Reprcsen-
ta.!vc MondeIl Wyoming. Republican
leader OF the House. and Senator Smoot
Republican. Utah. In the Senate. praised
the dominant, party's record. which was
attacked in brief speeches by Senator'S
Harrison OF Mississippi, and NcNeiIar'
Tennessee. Democrats. Leaders and RANK
and ille now" go 70 the country" on the
record entering the fall campaign
Trains and automobiles leaving Wash
irgton tonight carried scores OF Con
rressren released for the campaign.
800 Laws Enacted.
Statistical sharps tonight were busy
calculating the work Of the session.
nrorninent IN which was enactment or
the tariff law and passage OF the SOL
d,crs' bonus bin with its death AFTER
N. Presidents veto. About 3ov laws
we're said 10 have been enacted out OF
2 4aS bills and 21> resolutions intro
d,,..ad IN the House and t.@1s bills and
ahou, $50 resolutions in the Senate. APP
,,-o,-{a,ions Of the sessions aggregate"
oyor $"25n. Cnn 600 and. with anthor'-
1,tf6ns s2.75l.91T. Gao was made available
cor the governments fiscal year neeus'
About 1000 nominations were Sent "
~. Senate by President HARDING "n'en
v.~e confirmed with but few "NceptiohS'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
COURT TERM CLOSES

Mar,inSburg Sept 22.-The regular
sa,,.r,ber term 81 federal court t"r THIS
djs,r,c, did not adjourn today rs had
hean expected Judge w. Z. Baker ne
,',-ea ne would close Gr everything To-
morrow Arguments N the case or W.
= Rrant. Of pittsburgh. minority
.o.LbordAr versus IN" Potomac Fruit
c-ove-s' club a concern operating In
80. uac,ion were erhnittad TO Judge
Baksr THE afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

Four negroes and two negresses were
arrested on d!so-derly 'hargcS by o.
ficers Common. Mays and Turner. They
are: William Porter. MINI Porter.
Mrs. Emil Howard. Preston Robertson.
Sam Grimes and Dan Hef';eS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
WOMEN'S MISSIONARY TO
MEET AT WESTMINSTER

The fortieth annual convention Of the
Presbyterian Womcn's Missionary So
Ciety of the synod Of Ohio. will he held
In the Westminster Presbyterian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

W W Fill ot Moundsville. was ar
rested on charge az driving an auto
mobile while intoxicated by pfIcer
Connors in the Sixth Ward last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

Miss Fannie Fawcett, OF East Main
street
George JersOn has returned to his
home after attending the reunion Of the
9Sth Regiment n Newark. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

Three hundred delegates from Belmon
county churches are expected to attene
The societies Of Toronto. Mingo, Bril-
liant and Steubenvillc. will assist 10 the
entertainment Of the delegates The
frst evening Of the meet will be observ.
cd as Young Peoples evening ban,
auet will be served followed by 6
pageant in in Wells High school audi.
torium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

The Moral Squad" composed OF Of
ficer spider" FLANAGAN ra:ded 1916
Alley . yesterday afternoon and arrest
ed Mrs Lue Jordon negress on a charge
OF conducting house OF i'll fame. Ada
Smith and Bill Johnson. white. are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

France has Installed central radio
systems 10 report weather conditions
10 her farmers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

Forestry reserve men Rave noticed
that crows plumber oak trees. destroy
ing the aCorns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

California tpdays makes more from
It's grape wine crop than at any nmn
before prohibition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
EuuD MORNING JUDGE 4!

charged with lettering and and Henry
Jordon. negro. with being intoxicated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

Some OF the mineral springs OF go
dorado arc reputcd 10 have great med
Cinal qualities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

Edward busch and the Central Motor
Car Company are also charged BY Officer
Heller with tho same ofrenSe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

There are about l26 colonies in the
world and nearly as many distinct
forms Of colonial government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

The wholesale. vaIue OF auto aCCcs-
series in 1921 was si0?.Tl 000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
ST. CLAIRSv|LLE

Probate Court.
Thomas i. iIornhrook deceased.
Proof Of publication of notice Of ap-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
HOUSEHOLD eooDs-WANTED

WANTED-Furniture enough to furnish
house; also antique furniture. Drexel
$40.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
LOST AND FOUND.

S~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~o-N ~~~->~S~>~-~~N~~~~~
LOST-One female red bone hound; one
male, black and tan hound. Reward.
Call Drexel 3464.
IOST-Yeuow and white Shepherd with
collar and license tag. Call at city dog
pound. Main 0S72.
LOST-Fountain pen in downtown dis
trict Call PAUL COOPER Main
9S4S. Reward
IOST-CClHe dog, gray and tan; license
No 1903. Reward. Drexel 24SO.
NOTICES.
IF YOUR clock isn't running phone c 1901.
SHEARN BROS. the clock man. 81 n.
Alabama All work called for and deliv-
cred. Also general repair.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-10-07

II Prof. DR.. Franceschetti ha
Ia sua sede al No. 744 Fitzwater
Street, e lie ore d'ufficio sono O.
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NELLA FELICITA'

piu completa abbiamo visto,
martedi scorso, il nostro carissi-
mo AMIGO e correspondence di
Iquesto giornale signor Pasquale
Ferrari. Domandato del .perche
della sua insolita algeria egli ci
apprese di una graditissima no
tlZla, il suo matrimonio, che 81
sarebbe celebrate il giorno dopo
ALA Chiesa di Santa Rita, con la
slgnorina Annina Reale, sorella
di Domenico Reale, proprietario
della panetteria premiata dal-
/ IEsposiZione Internazionale del
Lavoro di Milano, situata al No.
l426 So, 18th st. moi ce ne raj
legrammo e, nonostante levento
81 sia svolto nelPintimita della
tamlglia, un'ora dopo che panel-
10, del quale furono testimoni
Nicola Grazia Reale, fratello e
sorella della sposa era state be-
nedetto dial parroco della chiesa,
volemmo fargli una vista, ma
POGO nance non rimanessimo
disillusi perche colombo erano
pronti per recarsi, a tubare la To-
ro felicia, in Atlantic City. N.
j., Niagara Falls. Buffalo ed al
tire citta dello State di New
York. Auguri moltissimi e sim
cerissimi.
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NOIiZie DOLE GO|OIie
CANONSBURG, PA.
1 Ottobre
NUOVA LOGGIA FEMMINI-
NILE DELLO. F. d'I.

La promessa fatta al Grande
Venerable delPOrdine Figli d'I-
talia per 10 State di Pennsylva-
MIA, Cav. A. Giuseppe Di Silve-
stro, quando egli fu qui il 28
maggie II. S. per dirigere la ini-
ziazione in massa nella loggia
Trento Trieste No. 75S, . per
avverarsi.
La loggia femminile fra breve
sara un fatto compute essendO
state gia scelto, per la propagan-
da, un comitato di sorelle della
Trento Trieste nellie persone
dele signore Maria Imperatore,
moglie del tesoriere Cavasini; !;
Concetto Masucci, moglie del Sc
gretario di finanza Spadaro; Gil
ma De With, moglie del sig. Flo
restano Ciccone, grande Depu-
tato della loggia Leonardo Da
Vinci No. 270, di Washington,
Pa; Martella Iepatasso, Santa
rella Lanzillo e Maria Burattini.
| primi FRUIT della propaganda
danno una ventina circa di iscrit-
te in una settimana di lavoro.
To sono sicuro che merce 20
perosita di queste distinte sorel-
lie fra non motto avremo lR log
gia femminile.
+. MOreW
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-10-07

Gil amici gil ammiratori ,di
lui 81 preparano per offrirgli Un
gran banchetto, in riconoscimen-
to del sacrifizii fatti per Pesito
felice ottenuto negli Esami di
State, e per Ponore che gil e sta
to conferito con relevazione ALA
Cattedra.