davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1922-04-03
/. c., C.. WILL INVESTIGATE
SOUTHERN FREIGHT RATES

An investigation of Southern mer-
chandise freight rates was ordered
today by the Interstate Commerce
Commission Hearings will begin at
Atlanta Ga, on May %, before Com,
missioner Joseph B. Eastman and
Examiner II. c. Wilson. Other hear
ings will be held at Asheville, N. c.;
New Orleans. Chicago, and New York
on dates to be fixed by the commits
sion.
One OF the results to which the
commission is particularly desirous
that tho investigation may ultimate
ly lead is the establishment of a
greater degree of harmony between
interstate and intrastate rates with
in Southern territory.
ITO this end" said the commits
sion, I'VE shall confer with the State
commissions"
The Washington times., 1922-04-03
SEN. COLT ASKS
FULL REVISION
Of AL|EN-LAWS
Also Favors Continuation of
Three Per Cent Limit for
Another Year.
BY international News Service.

Complete revision Of the immigra.
ton statutes, with further drastic re-
strictions to prevent the flooding of
Eastern cities with aliens. was advo.
Gated today by Senator Colt Repub.
lican) Of Rhode Island, chairman of
the Senate Immigration Committee.
Colt also declared in favor of con.
tinuation of the "3 per cent immi.
grafton barrier for at least one more
year. A meeting of the committed
was called for this afternoon to con.
slider final action on the House bill
carrything this provision.
In his plan to redraft the immigra.
ton laws Colt favored:
1. Legislation providing for the
selection of immigrants at the source
of emigration.
2. Federal control of the distribu.
ton of aliens to sections needing
cheap labor in order to prevent con.
gregation in East and West coast
cities.
America cannot do without immi
grants" Colt declared. "They are
needed to fill the constant demand
for cheap labor in sections where
emp Oyment of American labor
wouk be ruinous TO industrial con.
ditions. A revision OF the laws
however, is necessary"
Colt declared, however, that there
had been a noticeable decrease in
immigration aside from the effects
of the 80 per cent" law.
"In the July to December period
of 1913, 734,S69 immigrants were ad'
mitted TO this country" the Rhode
Island Senator said. In the same
period of 1920, the year before the
present law became effective, only
441,444 immigrants were admitted
Last year the same period saw only
2O0,121 admitted under the quota
system.
"Only one.third the quotas OF
northern and western European
countries were filled during the las,
six months of 1921. Something
seemed to be holding the immi
grants back Conditions were diff
ferent in southern countries, par
ticularly Italy and Poland, where
quotas were exceeded"
The Washington times., 1922-04-03
MARKET
CONTINUES ON
UPWARD SWING
Strong Market Shows Ad-
vances in Practically Every
Division.
by w. s. COUSINS.

Copyright. 1922. by Cosmopolitan News
Service.)
NEW YORK, April Sin a re-
markable exhibition of strength and
steadiness the stock market from
the opening today continued it's ad-
vance in practically every division
of the market. While the rail
stocks were bought steadily, there
were no spectacular developments
in this group such as occurred
with the steel stocks and the spe-
cialties and to a limited extent with
the oils.
Under the leadership of United
States Steel. which made new
high price at 81. all Of the steel
stocks registered big gains today, in
some cases making new high prices
for the year. This was particularly
true of Vanadium, which was over
points above its previous high.
Gulf States Steel gained 3A points
I'm the first hour and moved up
to 73A.
General Asphalt was active today
at a new high of 64&, which repre-
sented a gain of Az, since the sud
den upturn of Saturday. Dawson
Chemical at 81 showed a recovery Of
7 points from the low of the last
break which was precipitated by ru-
mors that the company had not met
unexpected obstacles in its Silica gel
process.
Famous Players has been a con-
sistent gamer in recent weeks, NOV
ing up slowly but surely and scoring
an advance Of over one point to 81 y
in the early trading. Coca-Cola
gained a point at 49%.
Studebaker forged ahead under the
stimulus of heavy demand from
out-of-town sources, running through
116 for new high and a gain of 3
points since Saturdays close.
Money rates were steady and funds
in good supply. The rate on prime
bankers acceptances for 120 days or
less declined Is to az per cent bid
and 3ss offered, the lowest in the his
tory of the American bill market.
Time funds ruled at Az and call
money at Az per cent.
The Washington times., 1922-04-03
DROP IN SUGAR HITS
GENERAL HAWAIIAN TRADE

HONOLULU. T. H., April g.
Hawaii's trade balance with main.
land United States, which in 1920
was a robust $l1s,OO0,OO0, dropped
in 1921 to a mere $1,000 900, a loss
of Sill 100000. The loss is said by
the business men to be due to the
drop in sugar prices and to de-
creased sugar production and not to
any big increase in importations.
Exports from the Territory in 1920
aggregated $1s2,3S3,1S5, while in
1921 they totaled only 71,66y,115.
The Washington times., 1922-04-03

With it's newly renovated interior
elaborately decorated with roses and
other flowers sent by admiring
friends, President Peter A. Drury
and other officials Of the bank were
kept busy all day receiving the con-
gratulations and we'll wishes Of busi-
ness men, depositors and leaders in
the financial district on the opening
of the new bank.
The interior of the bank has been
partitioned off in such a manner as
to give the officers of the institution
the entire right side Of the lobby.
while the receiving, paying and
other tellers' windows are on the
left-hand side. The spacious lobby
has been fitted up with new furni-
ture for the convenience of deposi-
tors similar to the larger banks In
New York and other cities.
Ezra Gould, who was recently
made president of the Dupont Ma
tional Bank, has been elected first
vice president of the Merchants
Bank and Trust Company, while L.
L. Schreiner, formerly cashier Of the
Dupont National Bank, which has
been taken over by-th Merchants
Bank and Trust Company. was also
elected vice president of the parent
institution.
In the process Of absorbing the
Dupont Bank, the directors OF that
institution were taken over bodily
as an advisory board of the trust
company. Three new directors were
added to the board of the Mer-
chants Bank and Trust Company.
Peter A. Drury, president. an
nounced. They are Allerton s. Cush'
man, w. w. Spaid. and Ezra Gould.
Officers and Directors.
Officers of the new bank are
Peter A. Drury. president; Ezra
Gould, Ernest e. Herrell. Joseph
Berberich, and l.. r. Schreiner. vice
presidents; William Henry White,
secretary; Frank P. Harman, jr..
treasurer; Edwin w. Popkins, assis-
tant treasurer, with II. F. Wattles
and w. G. Baden as assistant treas
urers Of the Dupont branch; j. d.
Beveridge, manager of the foreign
department, and Wade III. Ellis as
counsel.
Directors of the bank are:
Harry e. Allen, Joseph A. Berber-
ich, Gustav Buchholz, Harry r. Car
roll, Allerton S. Cushman, Peter NJ.
Dorsch, Peter A. Drury, Don H. Fos-
ter, Ezra Gould, Ernest E. Herrell.
William A. Hill, Joseph H. Keane,
Michael ]. Keane. J. Ernest Mitchell,
Frank O'Hara, Roland s. Robbins,
w. w. Spaid. Eugene A. Smith, Lu.
ther E. Schreiner, Austin c. Waller,
William Henry White and John
Zainer.
The advisory board of the Dupont
branch consists of w. e. Clark, e. c.
Copenhaver, l.. c. Dulaney, Paul Du-
laney, Melville Gillette, ]. II. Gore,
r. D. Quinter, F. H. Ridgway and
H. II. Westcott.
The Washington times., 1922-04-03
--OraIn opening.
BY Cosmopolitan News Service.

CHICAGO, April 3.-Wheat opened
strong in the lead Of other grains
There was a rush among shorts to
cover at the outset. There is lack
OF sufficient growing weather in the
winter wheat belt, and this, together
with a decrease of grain on ocean
passage and better tone to the Liver
pool market today started fairly
good buying. Provisions were slow
in starting Estimated receipts
were for a moderate run Of cars.
The Washington times., 1922-04-03
Foreign Exchange.

NEW YORK, April s.-The for.
eign exchange market was strong
at the opening today. Demand
sterling opened at 4.3sH, cables
4.39A, up IN; French francs .0s12,
for cables, up 10 points; lire, .0534,
up II points; Belgian francs .0S44,
up points: marks. .0zs2, off .0001.
The Washington times., 1922-04-03
Continental Trust Company.

With the absorption of the Union
Savings Bank on Saturday by the
Continental Trust Company. at
Fourteenth and II streets north
west, the latter institution today
began work Of taking care Of its
increased business brought about
by the taking over Of the Union
Savings Bank.
Wade H Cooper remains as head
of the institution. The personnel
of the savings bank was trans
ferred to the trust company.
The Washington times., 1922-04-03
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, April 3.-The cot
ton market opened fairly steady
with first prices to IL points
lower. May opened at 1890, July at
1925, October at 1887, December at
1880, January at 1915.
The Washington times., 1922-04-03
Dividend at Metropolitan.

George w. White, president of
the National Metropolitan Bank,
yesterday announced that the di-
rectors Of that institution have just
declared the usual per cent divi-
dend for the six months ended
March 81, 1922, on it's capital stock
of 100000.
The Washington times., 1922-04-03
Farm Loans Approved.

Government farm loans amount
ing to s2,504.0O0 were announced
by the War Finance Corporation
today. The advances are for agri.
cultural and livestock purposes
The corporation said total loans
last week aggregated s4,704, 900.
Grain Openinp.
The Washington times., 1922-04-03
Local Stocks.
SALES.

Lanston Monotype, 5@7S.
After call: Washington Gas ~ s,
s5009105. $100@105, 100
@105.
Money: call loans. 506%.
The Washington times., 1922-04-03
BUSINESS AND FINANCE
ADVANCING WASHING
TOMS INTEREST
Merchants Bank and
Trust Company Opens
Officers and Directors Receive Congratula-
tions of Financial District on Open
t ing of New Bank
By HARRY GUSACK.

The Merchants Bank and Trust Company, with a capt.
tai of 100000 and surplus of $250,0OO, began to
function of Washngtons leading financial in
sttutons this morning in its quarters the ground
floor of the Southern Building at Fifteenth and streets
northwest.
The Washington times., 1922-04-03

Announcement is also made OF an
offering OF per cent mortgage
secured bonds OF the Hamburg Hypo.
thekenbank OF Hamburg, Germany,
Welding interest in marks. The re.
demption of the bonds will be effected
at par by drawings on January 2,
1892, and extending over n period OF
sixty years until the whole issue has
been retired. Holders OF the bonds
have the privilege of holding coupons
FOR four years after they fall due, en-.
abling them to benefit by any i'm.
provement that might take place in
German exchange during this period
The Washington times., 1922-04-03
Oil Stocks.
Bid. | Ask.

Furnished by W. B. H!bbs & Co.
The Washington times., 1922-04-03
LAW AIDS
RICH, NOT POOR,
SAYS SHANNON
Housing Expert Sees Evil in
Further Extension OF
Ball Act.

BY WILLIAM K. SHANNON,
Past Director In U. 8. Housing Corpora
ton. and Manager. Real Estate and
Communicating Division, U. 3.
Bureau of Housing De-
mn rtmeut of Labor.
The Washington times., 1922-04-03

Copyright. 1922. by Cosmopolitan News
Service)
The Washington times., 1922-04-03

Copyright. 1922. by Cosmopolitan New
Service.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20
INvlTARE

Societatea ''Steaua Romana" dir
Indianapolis, prin aceasta invita-
Gu drag pc toti fratii Romani dir
loc 81 jur sa ia parte la frumosu
Bal eel va da pc ziua de 2.
Aprilie corent in Hala de Ii
Fair Store din West Wash
ington.
Vestita muzica 'Doina RO
mana din indianapolis va distr;
onor. public participant Gu cell
mai frumoase arii de dams 81 d.
jocuri rationale.
| Sc va alege Regina Balului, v;
fl batae de confetti, serpentine $
alte surprinze.
Inceputul la orele 7 seara.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii SOC
Damele 25c.
Gu deosebita stima:
Comitetul Aranjator.
| go & 92 & 93).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20
DIN CARNETUL.UN
COPIL FARA MAMA
dc: e. r. pA8CU

yestea trista. La inceput mia
'spus ca sunt arestati, apoi peste
catva timp cd s a iscat 0 cearta
intre ei 81 Dora . ranit pc McDo.
maid, apoi ca<si ca este ranita, q
in cele din Irma ca sunt mort
amandoi. AM suferit multi Nick.
Foarte multi, sdar ms. cele din
urma m am resemlat soartei 81
am zis ca asa volt Dtmnexeu.
Am respectat yointa ei q am In
mormintat-o in cimitirul ora9u-
lui. Peste c1tva timp, dupa &c 81
W uita evenimertnl Q sal sdue
ramayitele trupesti * le phi
lanel tat-sa. Mel Donald fost in
lnormantat de. . sprx 4 Iii din
Nsshyille. "a ers de scolo An
VENT scssk eu iI.ine fr6nt6 az
|dursrp. aa ~ intrst 81 ea*
II
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20
C0NvOCARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutar
81 Cultura ''Desteapta-te Romano
Hora Unirii' din Detroit, Mich.
Convoaca pc toti membri de lua
|parte la sedinta generala extra
ordinara care va avea loc Dumi-
neca % Aprilie a. c. in Hala So
cietatii de sub Nr. 1423 Farms
worth Str.
Sedinta sc deschide la orele
/ p. m. Toti membrii sunt rugati
| de lua parte la aceasta sedinta.
lAvand mai multe chestii inpor-
tante de discutat. /
| Toti acei .buni Romani doritori
de a devem membri acestei man
dra. sscietate sunt Rugati yeni
la aceasta sedinta. Va asteptam
Gu drag.
(92 & 93). Presidiul.
II
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20

Societatea Romano de Ajutol
81 Cultura 'Lumina 81 'Progresul
Roman Gu sediul in Woodlawn
Pa. are onoare de invita- pc
toate surorile Societati, Parochii
81 Cluburi, precum 81 pc toti fra
til Romani, din -loc 81 jur de lua
fparte la
PRODUCTIUNEA TEATRAI1A
urmata de dams, care sc va preds
Dumineca scara % Aprilie adec;
la (Dumineca Tomii) Petreceres
va avea loc in Hala Societatii d.
sub numarul 234-36 Kiehl Str
Teatrul va inccpe la oarele
| p. m. precis.
PROGRAMME:
l. Cuvant de deschidere dir
partea directorului de teatru NfcI
Comanelia.
2. ''Ca ri de primavara" can
tata din partea diletantilor.
3. 'Cantecul cocosului" come
die intr 'un act.
RSDANEIiE.
Nicu Ramul'ea, dl Nick Coma
nelia.
Nina Frunza, d-soara Sinefta
Radut.
Unchiul Ninei, sdl loan Andrei.
4. ''Smaranditass piesa comica
in doua acte de C. r. Pascu.
PERSOAiNELE:
Smarandita, -fata lui mos Tudor
d-soara Ana Iowa.
Lelea Maria, mama Smaranditei
dina Ana N. Sas.
Mos Tudor, fatal Smaranditei, dl
Nick Sas.
Valceanu, amantul Smaranditei
dl Petru Veliche.
Eelea Trina, petitoarea satului
dina Sarica China.
Florian, notarul comunei, d-nul
Gljgor Gosman.
Voicu Nicoara, popa satului, d-nul
Traian Lenghel.
Zanoaga, servitor Ia primarie d
Nicolae Oprean.
5. La Noi'1s declamata de
d-soara Letitia Ciora.
g.. ''Dorul" declamat de d-nul
Alexandra Andrei.
7. ''Fetita amorezata'' duet dc
d-soarele Lucretia 81 Ana Blotor
8. ''Tiganul in pustietate'' pie
J sa comica dntr 'un, act, de Mick
Comanelia..
PERSOAiNELE:
Culs tiganul, dl Nicolae Oprian
Romanul, dl Nick Comanelia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20
lUrmare).


''S'a dus. Am perdut-o 81 am
iertat-o. Iart-o .H tu, Nick" zise
mama soptind.
20 iert mama. Q iert. Unde q
murit mama r.
In Columbia, Tennessee. Auto
ritatile mi-au telegrafiat dndata
dupa ee So descoperit tragedia,
Ia sase ore dupa sevarsirea ei, III
cand s. yiu enrind in interesul
ficei mele. Am crezut ca au fost
srestati banuiti de furtul giuve-
ricalelor \ ~ am gfndit "a daca
naei'g pdste inca nu-i tarziu 30
soap AZ sub ipriurirea lui McDo
raid An respuns telegrafie AZ
qlsc q priaul tren. 9eful poliitjei
liscut.f a rpins psste a seaa
} ! ny I y s. !.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20

inapoi, pana eri nu MAN dus
acasa. Mama VENT in fiecare
Duminica sd ma vaza 81 Sc bu-
eura ca ma vede sanatos 81 din
ce in ce mai implinit Ia corp.
Ii spusesem de Dummies ire,
Ecuta ca eri ma due acasa 81 ms
asteptat Gu tot felul' de manc6ri
81 prajituri carl stiea Cd imi plae
mai multi.
Inainte de q, ne pune Ia mssd
mia dat o scrisoare din partea
.d-soarei Julieta, nu ne sGrlsese
de vre-o opt luni. Intre altele ne
,cOmunica Cd q mnrit m&sa 81
|decisa u mearga ca sora de 4ari.
tate, 81 incheia Gu sarutSri eini.
Gale pentru mama 81 pentru mine,
Mama se mira Cd nici acpna
nu i-a scris daca So mSritat seY
|nu. Spunea ca credea & de ais
ny ne-a scris atata timp "a, ! 4
mdritat.
'Dnpa mssa lam raspsl,a i
Ieu. Raspunsul naamei era e1ts
in~a astepta AL frimitk fpapsIleIllussI
ri cu Al meu. Lam scris = q @ @I
e inrolat 4 a. aylnat u . y np&g \ Z!
M l l1l Y jlltokal = ( =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20

8. "Cantec American" (duet)
de d-soarele Lucretia 81 ana Bio
tor.
10. ''Betivul'' declamat de
d-soara Letitia Ciora.
II. ''Pasarea Pribeaga" canta-
TIA din partea diletantilor.
IL. Cuvant de inchidere din
partea Presedintelui Societatii N.
,Calugar.
Dupa teatru va urma Joe pana
Luni dimineata La ziua alba.
Vestita muzica lui Nick Sinu
din Youngstown, Ohio, va 'distra
pc onoratul public Gu cele maj
frumoase arii de dams, 81 cantece
nationale.
|. Pretul de intrare: Locul prilr
75c Locul al doilea SOC.
In speranta ca la sus numits
lpetrecere, ON avea onoarea de 3
saluta in mijlocul nostru, un nu
mar cat sc poate de mare de frat
Romani, pana la intalnire rama
mem salutandu-va Gu drag.
Comitetul Aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20
IN VT A R E

Parochia Romano gr.-ort. 'St.
Treime'' din Youngstown, Ohio,
aranjeaza in zilla de % Aprilie
1922 Gu prilejul Jubileului de II
ami ST. Biserici
MARE SERBARE
cu concurstll binevoitor al Reu-
niunei Romano de cantari Dol
na'' din Youngstown, Ohio, la
care serbare invita- Gu toata dra-
gostea Onor. Parochii, Societati,
Cluburi precum 81 pc toata sufla-
rea romaneasca din loc 81 jur.
PROGRAMUL:
a. Dimineata la orele 10 ST.
Liturghie;s > Raspunsurile la NSf.
Liturghie lie va da Reuniunea de
cantari ''DOINA".
b. Dupa ST. Liturghie ''Paras-
tas'' pentru odihna sufletelor
membrilor 81 dOnatorilor raposati
al Bisericei.
Seara la orele 8 30 i'm Hala So
cietatii 'Plugarul Roman 645
Poland Ave. Youngstown, Ohio.
MARE REPRESENTATIVE
data de Reuniunea Romano de
cantari "Doina' sub conducerea
dirigentului parintele Muresan.
l. 'Suna Buciumul" de l. ST.
mionescu, pentru Cor MKT -,
Reuniunea Romano de cantari
''Doina"
2. a. ''Dorul Meu, 81
b) ''Neica Neiculita'', de l.
Muresan, pentru Cor mkt -
Reuniunea Romana de cantar;
''Doina"
3. 'Cand treci badets de par.
Muresan, pentru Cor MKT -
Reuniunea Romano de cantali
"Doina''.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20

Casa Gu loc de afaceri, situata
in districtul unde sunt cele mai
mari industrii din Indiana, prOfi-
tabila, consista de 2 etajuri cla-
direa de caramida. Este situat
intr 'un colt luminat, strada pa
vata, este in mijlocul oraSului,
este foarte convinient in tOate
privintile. Facet investigate 81
va convingeti ca un adevarat
chilipir. Scieti la
GEO ONDO,
3437 Penn. Avenue.
Indiana Harbor Ind.
(SS-93).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20

lamintit odata ceva de ca da!
|dupa privire se'nnificativa q
tusei, q schimbat rrba.
3 Iunie 1917.
Fri man intalnit Gu varul
Mike, E cadet 81 era foarte vesel
yi multumit Gu yiata din lagar
zicea ca pana 4 Craciun spera
|sa ajungl subloeotenent 81 Cd fie
TRIMS pc front.
Asearas lam spas mameil Cd
vresn 81 ma ;sinrolez si .eu Il
|scoala militsra ~ tof tinerii 81
|inroleaza, III mi xusiRe 90 lumes
g. eics 81 STUNT ~
1-s'a umplut ebii De lacrimi
! scos un suspin 1Ane VI dupa &c
MI priv eateya semente ini zise
Gu un suris trists Inroleass s-te
Nick. Dute a ni dstoris eatre
tar" " q incoli ma hratele a.
gasul nsu ma Irstst prslung'
y 8 bris lei7
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20

la tine. Aveam nevoie de tine. Sa
ma spovedesc, sa-mi spui durerea
81 sa-ti spun ultima eli dorinta ca
so ierti. Ti-am telegrafiat Sd vii
81 al VENT. LII multumesc, Nick
81 ma luat de gat, ma sarutat, 81
lacrimele ei mi-au udat fata.
80 Maiu 1917.
All mama q fost mai vesela.
Inainte de arniaza am f&cut o
plimbare Gu automobilul in jurul
orasului 81 dup& ce am luat naasa
am esit in gradina. Mama q sadit
,niste flori 81 eu am curatat pomii
de crangile uscate. Am lucrat
amandoi pana aprOape de sfinti-
tul soarelui. C1nd sa esim din
gradina ma fntreab& cand mi due
inapoi IA Universitate. Lam sp1s
81 mai stau cateya zile.
Dup6 Gina am mers Ia tisa Ana
si am stat De vorba p1n8 sprospe
de mezul noptii. Am vorbit des-
pre- ribbon, de varul Nike care
4 3
~ iarolst y secala le ofiteri de
Il Lsgarzd Sherman. Niei nsarna
\ niei tpja lns i ~, @ osbit ninie
| [ NJ u Y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20

"
nici odata, 81 M a rugst sal scrip
cat de des, ori unde vol fl mutat,
ca sa-mi site adresa, 81 sd ma fs-
resc de societatea femeilor Gu
mOravuri usoare, carl misuna b
juruf armatelor, 81 cind u n
despartim mia strecurat in manI
un medallion, soptindu-mi printIe
suspine. e Gu fotogrsfis mel.
Pastreaza-l cum vel sti mai birb
si cSnd to apuc8 doru1 de mink
privAste 10 ea, cum vol priv 81 eH
la fotografia ia in tot mometf
tult
Ma isbucnit plans,il. Man
zRuk din bratele Il sd MI soap
trenuI 81 alersand ATARI N an
'urcat in automobil, care asteptk
de I'M ceas IN fsta easel, sieind
soferului: Il
Mana mai repede y Az per-
trBnll Cdnd am sjunt u gsr3
trenul era gaia - se puna IL
Ipiscsrs. n am urestl ~ el f6rk
~ scot bilet de Il casa IS
IVA urspsa q.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20
HSTIlNTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonsnt,l
aostri . observa urm4toarelG
reguli la trimiterea penku
schimbare de adresx.
l. Sa sc scrie adresa veche
ande ia mers ziarul si adresa
unde ga mutat.
2. La fiecare persoan1 q
se al8ture marci do Sc. 81 q
caute Ga nj se de& nunelo stra
del 81 al orasului corest.
Cine nu OBSERVE acesto 70.
gull in zadar asteaptx 6 =
schimbe adresa ex nu % poate
Adminislxo1iA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20
4. ''Zile de Purpura" inchinata
Maj. Sale Regelui; de Oreste 81
Pavelescu.
PERSOANELE:

PElsSOANELE:
Pacca, d-soara Fir,lta Tohir.
Viata, d-soara Livia Pop.
Patria, dina Maria Muresan.
Libertatea, d-soara Ana Boholt.
Moartea, d-soara Maria Russu.
Ostasul, dl Noise M. Candea.
Taranul, dl Noise j. Candea.
Fata, d-soara Elena Lup1e.
Femeia, dina Lucretia ,'omfilie
Copilele d-soara Ana Lupse 81
Cornelia Handa.
Mosneagul, d. Nicolae Muntean.
5. din Sezatoare" de l. Vidu
pentru Solii (d-na Maria Muresan
81 d-soara Elisaveta Strajan) 81
Cor MKT - Reuniunea Romano
de cantari "Doina"
6. ''Pribeagul'' de H. Flech
tenmdcher, pentru Cor mkt -
Reuniunea Romano de cantar
'Doina".
Z. ''Taci Barbate'', de l. Vidu
pentru Solii (d-na Maria Mure
san 81 dl Mic. Stroia) 81 Cor MKT
Reuniunca Romano de cantari
''Doina".
8. Use face ziua" de z. Barsan
Drama din timpul revolutiei lui
Horia).
PERSOANELE:
Popa Costan, dl Traian Rosca.
lima, nepoata lui, dina E. Sirbu
Soldes, fratele ei, dl Nicolae
Crisan, ortacuf lui Horia, d-nul
Grigorie Aron.
Baronul, dl Noise j. Candea.
Achima, vecina llinei, d-soara
Raj. Sirbu.
Marina, fata Ell, d-soara Victoria
Biris.
Mitru, un taran, d.nu Achim
Cuntan.
Todor, alt taran, dl George Biris.
Tarani. ~
8. 'Romania mare de parin-
tele Muresan, pentru Cor MKT -
Reuniunea Romano de cantari
''Doina"
Dansul National: Romano" 81
'HOra'' dansate de membrii Reu-
niunei de cantari ''Doina". Ur.
meaZa dansul.
Intrarea Loc reservat rindul I,
IL, iii, $1.5O; Locul / $1.OO; LoY
cul Ii 75c; Loc de stat Soc.
Rilete Sc pot procura la: - ID
G. Pintea, Barberie Romano, IL
So. Watt Str. 81 la Farmacia l.
V. Moldovan din East Youngs.
town, Ohio.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu mare
multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc ca.
lea ziaristica.