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The Washington times., 1922-12-28
Elsie Coming Back.

Elsie Janis. whom all the world
ought to know, will appear with
the President Players. at the
President Theater. January 3, in
'Buddies," under the auspices Of
the Woman's Overseas Service
League, for. the benefit OF the
wounded war veterans now in
Washington hospitals.
An added attraction will be the
famous lie Paradis Band. which
will play both jazz and semi-classic
selections. including its own ver-
sion of The Song Of India
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
DANCING
MIR. Leroy II. Thayer's

NHs 6CHOy H. IHdyCI
Exclusive school of All Modern Dancea
Formerly Hotel Gordon Ballroom.
Now at ll46 Conn. Ave. Main 2573,
GLOvER'S 613 22d. Private lessons 75c:
course, pri and class. S. w 1923
RIGHTWAY SCHOOL OF DANCING
s14 Twelfth St N. w. (near 18th and F).
Private instruction in the Fox Trot,
Waltz. One-Step. etc. Hours 10 q. m
to 10 p. m.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
CHI. CALENDAR SOCIETY
TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY

meeting Of St. Anne's Calendar
Society has cen called for Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock in the
Guild Room Of the church All mem
'ters are urged to come and bring
their contril utions. The Church Cal
endar which was one of the numer-
Gus church societies sponsored By the
late Miss KATE Randall, was under
her presidency for numter of years.
When her health tegan TO fail last
year Mrs. Rcs ert Moss was induced
to take the vice presidency of the
Society ard is at present acting as its
head until an election of officers
takes place. Tie meeting is helng
held in the Guild Room OF the church
at 3 so as to enable members to go
Immediately afterwards to the All
Saints Day service in the cemetery.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
v. MEADE HOLLADAY
BUYS ACTON" FINE
MURRAY HILL ESTATE

A real estate transaction involving
consideration of $4,000 was made
in Annapolis this morning when
Charles f. Lee. real estate broker,
sold to W. Meade Holiday that part
IF the James ID. Murray estate on
Franklin street, Murray Hill. known
rs Acton" The tract purchased by
Mr. Holiday comprises about four
lcres. and the old colonial mansion
situated on the property and which is
new occupied by Ferdinand C. La
trobe. Jr.. also was included in the
deal
Mr. Holiday purchased the proper
ty. it was stated. subject to a lease
which does not expire until Decem-
ler, 1928. II also was stated that
the tract was purchased for invest
ment purposes The old homestead
on the property is one of the colonial
landmarks of the Murray Hill section
For several years it was the residence
of the late Paul Armstrong. who. be-
fore his death. was one of Americas
premier playwrights.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
MINISTER, WIFE AND
DAUGHTER, HURT IN
COLLISION OF AUTOS

Rev. George Davis. pastor of the
Baptist Church at Waterbury, t1is
county, his wife and daughter. Miss
Helen Davis, were severely injured
yesterday afternoon when their auto
molile in which they were riding was
knocked over an embankment as the
result of a collision with another car,
The accident occurred on the Annapo-
lis-Baltimore boulevard. They were
taken to the home OF Or. Thomas III.
Brayshaw nearly. where Mrs. Davis
was treated for a lroken shoulder
and her husband and daughter, for
cuts and iTuises.
Mr. Davis and family were return
ing to their home at Waterbury al
the time of the accident Mrs,s Davis
though suffering much pain Was aDIs
to lie removed to her home. Il 81 ap
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
DEMOCRATS TO SPEAK
AT TWO MEETINGS IN
LOWER COUNTY SECTION

Two Democratic mass meetings -
one in the Eighth. and the other i'm
the First district promise 10
draw many party men and women to-
gether. have teen scheduled 10y the
state Central Committee for the conn
ty for the closing days OF the cam
paign. Both OF the meetings viii a..
addressed ty Clarence NJ. Roberts. of
Prince Georges county, the party's
candidate for Congress from the Fifth
District.
Tomorrow night a meeting will be
held in the hall at Cedar Grove.
righth district In addition To Mr..
Rot crts. others scheduled to address
the meeting are Frank Schad. of Bal
timore city; State Senator A. Theo-
dore Brady. of this county, and John
dep. Douw, member of the central
committee. Saturday night. there
will lie a meeting at Mayo. First dis
trict, and tesides Mr. Roberts. the
speakers will be Judge Bernard
Flynn. Baltimore. and Senator Brady.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
WOLF ON TRIAL
FOR CONSPIRACY
Disbarment Proceedings Also
Pending Against Criminal
Lawyer OF Baltimore

BALTIMORE. MD. Oct. 80 Harry
ID. Wolf. for 20 years leading Grim
inal lawyer of Baltimore and iar-
mer member of Congress. went on
trial i'm Criminal Court before FIVE
judges today on charges of conspiracy
10 obstruct justice in connection with
the murder of William b. Norris and
he payroll robt cry OF the Hicks,
Tase and Norris firm on August Is.
Named as co-conspirators with
Wolf are Walter Socolow. now serving
a life term for the Norris murder, and
John Keller. II years. known as the
"tip-off" boy of the gangsters.
Wolf and Socolow pleaded not
guilty. keller's motion for severance
of his case was unopposed by the
States Attorney. The alleged con-
spiracy is declared to have originated
at conference at VOLTS home. where
Socolow and Keller talked with him
for sometime
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
STILL SEEKING SENDER OF
POISONED CAKE THAT
KILLED w. W. STERRETT

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Oct. SO -
Authorities today were still seeking a
clue to the sender .ef the poisoned
cake which killed W w Sterrett, Of
Devon. an accountant, and resulted in
an illness which may cost the life o:
Mrs Stcrrett.
The coroner's physician of Mont
gomery county, who conducted a pest
mortem examination of Mr.. Sterrett
declared his belief that two pots ons
cleverly mixed by an expert were
placed in the icing of the cake.
Detectives asserted that there were
indications that a woman sent cut the
package containing the poisoned cake
basing their conclusions upon The neat
manner in which the package was
done up.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
FELLOW MECHANICS
BEAR BODY OF JOS.
HOLLAND TO GRAVE

Attended by large number of rela-
tives and friends. the funeral of JOS
eph Holland. who was fatally injured
last Wednesday morning when he was
struck by an automobile on Church
Circle. was held from his late resi-
dence, 46 Cornhill street. at o'clock
yesterday, anG interment was in ST
Anne's cemetery. Services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Edward ID. Johnson
Rector of ST. Anne's Church. assisted
ty Rev. James l.. Smiley
The pain hearers were selected
from members of the Bricklayers'
Union. of which Mr.. Holland also was
a member. as follows: Joseph Bat
ties. Charles Jones. Thomas II. Brew
err Myers T. Boucher. Y. l.. David.
son and George c. Basil Funeral di-
rcetors James $. Taylor and Sons had
charge of arrangements for the OF Sc.
QuieS. ..ss4 a...agss ~ ~ .sr..'s
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
II. w. HUNTER BURIED III
MT. OLIVET CEMETERY

Funeral services for Harry "
Hunter. SO years old. OF Tudor Eall
Apartments, Baltimore. who died al
Atlantic City on October 2S. were held
1t his residence at $50 O'Clock anc
late at Old St Pauls Church toaly
Mr Hunter is survived by his wid wv
Mary Brewer Hunter: nes.brother
William @. Hunter Of Poston. and
two sisters. Mrs. Thomas Fell, of TIL.
city. and Mrs j. B. Crawford. o.
6cston The palltearers were Harr.
W Hunter. of Bostn: DR.. w. Gull. o
Frederick; Unit Rasin, of Philadel
phia Harold Crawford. Of Boston
Dr. Edgar T. Fell and John c. Fell
10th Of Annapolis. Buriel was a
Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
IMPORTANT MEETING
OF WOMEN DEMOCRATS

All women Democrats are invited
to attend the meeting Of the Women's
Democratic Federation of Anne Arun-
del county to lie held in the small
dining room Of the Maryland Hotel
tomorrow afternoon at 1880 The
speakers at the meeting will be Mrs
Robert Moss. chairman of the Anne
Arundel county chapter OF the League
cf Women Voters. and Mrs. T. l..
Bowie. OF Lothian. Mrs. Moss will
speak on the Proposed Amendments
to the Constitution. and Mrs.
Bowie's subject will lie the division
of the Eighth district which viii also
tie voted on at tho coming election.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
SPEAKERS AT SOCIALIST
MASS-MEETING TONIGHT

Several speakers from Baltimore
will address the united mass-meeting
at the Court House tonight This
meeting is jointly held under the aus
pices of the Peoples Party Farmer
Labor and the Socialists. Among the
speakers will be Mrs. Donald r.
Hooker. William " Purdy and Miss
Aimee Guggenheimer. The Rev,
James l.. Smiley will preside. Cir
culars of various kinds. dealing with
the vital issues of this campaign. viii
be distributed To all.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
med" DUVAL, FAMOUS
ST. JOHNS ATHLETE.
FIGHTS APPENDICITIS

One OF the finest all-round athletes
ever produced in the State. Ned Du.
val, cs St Johns fame. is slowly re.
covering from m operation Of ap
pendicitis al the Presbyterian Hospi
tai at Charlotte. " G. Those fan,
who saw The doughty Ned in actor
for the Johnnies in many vigorous
gridiron campaigns are sure that Il,
will win his latest fight
Duval has been in the cavalry
lranch of the army for number o.
years. and has had some real adyen-
lures. In the summer of 1921 he was
bitten hy snake while on reeonna s,
anco work in the jungles of Panams
and came near losing his life lie
sustained other injuries.
Every alumnus of st. Johns recalls
Duval's wonderful playing. especially
on the gridron Never weighing lit
pounds. he was quarterback and chic.
ground gamer on some of the best
eleyens ever turned out by the Orang,
and Black. eaptaining the team in his
senior year
Fas. as dart and with unlimitcs
ccIrage. he was as slippery as an ee
on the field and runs of 80 ya.is
and al owe were frequent occurrences
when he had the slightest hole Il
squirm through.
When he is conva.escent Duval vii
visit relatives here. and il is certain
he Will receive a warm welcome from
the many who have often cheered his
exploits or the grid. track and dia-
mond.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
IMPORTANT REHEARSAL
OF ELKS' SHOW TONIGHT

1t is important that all memf ers
of the cast of The Garden OF the
Shah" attend the rehearsals to lie
held tonight at O'Clock in the Elks'
Home. when the director. j. w. Cros-
ley. will have some important an
aouncements TO make.
Regular rehearsals are now on for
the musical production which will be
the third of the kind to be given Icy
the Elks under the direction of Mr..
Crosley. December 4 and are the
dates on which it will lie given.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
v. DUCKETT
SUCCUMBS FOLLOWING
OPERATION FOR CANCER

Stephen Waters Duckett. - years
old. prominent farmer of Davidson
Vile. this county. died at the Univer-
sity Hospital. Baltimore yesterday.
following an operation for cancer.
Surviving him are his wife, formerly
Miss Mary A. Hopkins. and chill
dren.
Funeral services will he held from
the Methodist Episcopal Church al
Davidsonville tomorrow afternoon at
, O'Clock. and interment viii lie in
the family lot Arrangements are in
charge of Undertaken James T. Cox,
OF Davidsonville
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
DATE OF DONATION DAYS
FOR ST. ANNE'S PANTRY

Through an error it was announced
Saturday that donations for the
church pantry of st. Anne's Church
would be received today and tomor-
row at the Parish House on Duke OF
Gloucester street. Instead donations
should be made next Monday and
Tuesday. Noyemi er and z Miss
Sue Munfod, chairman of the pantry,
viii arrange to have some one al
the Parish House on these days lc-
tween the hours of 10 a. M. and l.
noon. and and p m.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
XII KLUX KHAN
IN FULL CARB
OUT ON PARADE
Two Thousand Men. In White
Robes. Except Raised Flaps OF
Hoods Exposed Faces, In
Spectacular Pageant Saturday
Guests Of County Members
OYSTER ROAST GIVEN
AT HORN PIT. BEACH

Members of the Ku Klux Klan.
came into the wide open Saturday
night
Marching lehind huge emblazon-
ed cross. syml oil of the organization.
the illumination being ly acetylene
gas. and clad in the full regalia of
the order of white roles and hoods.
except that the face-caps of the hoods
were thrown back. to comply with le-
gal requirements. about 1000 Klans-
men-from various parts of the
State. some from Washington. some
from Wilmington. Del. and even E
delegation from headquarters at At
anita, Ga, participated in a spectacu-
lar parade through the principal
streets of Annapolis
Oyster Roast AT Horn Point
The visiting KK's were the guests
of those of Annapolis and sections of
Anne Arundel county, of whom there
are reported TO lie in the ncighl or
hood of 1000. and the street parade
had its finale in an oyster roast and
feast at Horn Point Leach. that ex-
tended until well after midnight The
Baltimore Klansmen first held a par
ade in Baltimore city. and preceded
by three white-robed figures on flag
draped motorcycles. the large pro-
portion of the visiting party proceed
ed to Annapolis by automobiles. ar
irving at g. 1t required about zoe
machines to bring them from the Mon
umental city. Here they were joined
Continued On Page 5l
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
MURnFPTR aF I4-YEAR-OLD
GIRL ELECTR0CUTED TO-DAY

BELLEFONTE, PA, Oct. 80. -
Thomas Verne Rhyal. convicted MIR
deror of 14year-old Clara Belle Len
nox, Newcastle High School girl. was
electroeuted at the Rock View Pm
tentiary today.
Following Rhyal's execution Curtis
Sipple, alias Robert f. Hicks, vas
electrocuted for the murder in 1919
Of cafrieile Pceiacchia in a railroad
camp in York county.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
Claim Story, Frame-Up

Soeolow and Keller. it is alleged
concocted story 10 the effect that the
story of Frank j Alters. one OF the
five principals in the crime. was a
"frame-up" on the part of Alters and
another man. Wolf approved the iGea
and Keller went to the police with his
story. The boz, however, weakened
at his examination by the authorities
and implicated Wolf
Attorney Wolf also will have to &c
disbarment proceedings. regardless OF
the fact, it is understood. whether ne
is convicted or acquitted on the
criminal charge.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
MONTHLY MEETING
OF WOMEN'S CLUB

The regular monthly meeting of the
Womens Club will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2:S0 Miss Elizabeth
Persons, who proved most interest
ing speaker in her talk at the recent
Better Homes Demonstration has
heen asked to speak at the meeting.
Miss Persons will talk on Shopping
in Europe"
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
CAMPAIGN OUTLOOK
is VERY PROMISING

Governor Ritchie. who has been
made honorary chairman ex-offlcio ot
the Red Cross Roll Can. will open
the big Rally meeting tonight in tho
Chamber of the House of Dclegatese
which will he held as a prelude to
he sixth annual Roll Cali.
Other speakers will include two
Red Cross representatives from the
lational headquarters and Rideely Il.
Melvin. wartime head of the Anne
Arundel County Chapter.
DIR. Green To Speak
Much interest centers i'm the
peech Of Doctor Thomas Green. head
of the Speakers Bureau OF the Ma
ional Association. DR. Green, who
has been heard here once or twice
before, is an unusually able and pow
erful speaker
The other Red Cross National Of
icial who will speak is ]. Arthur
eifers. assistant manager for the Ma
ional Society. who is also well known
n Annapolis,
4 meeting of the Roll Call COM
nittee will lie held at 1880 immedi-
'tely tesore the public meeting. in
he old Senate Chamber OF the State
House.
The first contribution To this years
-oll call was made last night by the
eolored congregation of Mount Mo-
riah Church. The work done by
/ Mss Sara Sutherland. the Red Cross
nurse. among the colored population
5 very extensive and is much appre-
siated by the latter who are proud TO
the first to sui scribe to the new
roll call.
Promising Outlook
The outlook for the Roll Call this
year is very promising. AT the re-
cent convention of the American Le-
gion held in New Orleans a resolu-
tion was passed expressing the Le-
gion's appreciation OF the service
rendered by tho American Red Cross
and in its turn endorsing the appeal
that the American Red Cross Is rs
make to the American public. begin
ming Armistice Day. through the An
nual Membership Roll Call. for sup
port in carrying out its splendid
work
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
GRAND INQUEST
PROBING BELLE.
GROVE AFFAIRS
General Conduct Of RoadsidS
House II Upper County And
Tragedy OF Michael Cadora.
Now Subject OF Inquiry -
Women May Furnish Evidence
NATHAN HERMAN HELD
AS MURDER SUSPECT

With a number of witnesses TO be
examined, the Anne Arundel county
grand pury today tegan a further in
vesigation of the tragedy of Belle
Grove Inn. in the upper county. il
July last. when Michael Cadora. 9TH
erwise known as "Moots" Cadora. was
shot TO death in a gun battle letween
rival gangs There has cen a good
eeal of talk TO the effect that the
county authorities VIII take steps tc
close the Inn. This, however, will de-
pend largely upon what the investi-
cation develops. according to a state
ment of States Attorney James NJ
Munroe.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
3 Women Chiei witnesses

Three young women, regarded as
important State witnesses. who have
leen confined in the county Jail here
for the past several days viii appear
before the investigating body during
the investigating. Nathan Herman
alias Nat" Herman, 35 years old.
whose address is given as 1910 East
Biddle street. Baltimore. also is in
Jail here. held under suspicion Of be
ing the murderer of Cadora 1t is al
legged that Maud Carey, otherwise
known as Peggy" Carey. one of the
three women IN Jail. made statements
involving Herman in the murder Her
home address is 500 Aisquth street.
Baltimore. The others in Jail who
We're arrested along with Peggy" are
Continued On Page -
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
ROLL CALL FOR
RED CROSS WILL
START TONIGHT

Governor Ritchie AS Honorary
Chairman Will Address Meet
ing In House OF Delegates
Chamber = Speakers From
Headquarters Also Engaged.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-30
lADE IT'S PLAYED
RINGS AROUND
NOUNTA|NEERS
:, Iohn's Got Jump On Mount
St. Mary's In Initial Period,
Scoring Two Touchdowns-
Battle Ragged Terrifically Dur
ing Rest OF Game.
gACKFIELD MEN STAR;
DEFENSE NOT SO GOOD

:, Johns took a decided advance
sgard intercollegiate championship
,tdlrou h0nors for the season hy de-
Eating Mount St Mdry's College
Nurday Three times the Cade,s in
aided The goal line OF the opposition.
ma Quarterback Darlev was srcceqr-
MI in two Of the resultant tries for
snt after touchdown. thus making
hf count St Johns. 20: Mount 81
gsrys. 0 The triumph OF the local
nlegians was due 20 a mpre polished
aense and brilliant indlviduai PLAY
4 the entire backleld quartet. Oh
h defensive the Cadets played rag
sly at times. staggering under the
navy line-boring OF the upstate ag-
rgation. only. however, to gather
smselvcs together and stem the tide.
here Is room for much Improvement
4 coordination of the Cadets first
Iae OF defense.
Aerial Attack Succeeds
Taken as game, Coach Hoban's
tAarges played in fine form through
ml They hammered their way
Anuph the line and reeled of four
specially clever aerial plays-two of
shch began with double pass and
gOrked with telling effect.
Perhaps the most telling fea ura OF
the work of the Cadets, however. was
the fact that two of their touchdowns
came after making steady marches
lown the field from the kickoff, a
fne complication OF power on at
nck
The Johnnies easily outplayed their
rivals in the opening period OF the
allle. Within four minutes of play
tContlnued On Pare 2A
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/. ssOCIATED PRESS

a Dispatches OF ! ate
,,ws are published in
n. Evening Capital.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-25
RECELE GRECIEI
Pc DUCA

ATENA, % Sept. Capitala
grecilor va Fl scena unor evcnimen-
te importante--in urma dezastru-
lui militar din Asia Minora. Cir
cula svonul ca Sc pregateste To-
vltura dc stat in urma Garcia re
gelc ar chema la putere pc gene
RAUL Metaxas caruia lar da putere
de dictator in ordin ca sd uneasca
tara in jurul rcgimului prezent, 81
50 formeze 0 armata putcrnica ca
re ar avea menirea sd scoata pc
turci din Tracia.
Sc spune ca Constantin ezita,
dar ar ii declarat ca guvcrnul d.
prczent nu mai poate cxista. Po-
porul, conform unor stiri, ar cere
char abdicarea lui Constantin 81
readucerca lui Venizelos care este
considerat de omul care ar saliva
situatia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-25
Partid s.; ara
GcSssorils d-lui Nicolae I0rgo
cxtre ROnsdmii d;~ Amesic0.

c1trs Romdnii d~ Amesioo.
Luptele de partid perdut la moi oce masura
bunacuvnta 1esnd din abba ngusta intereseor de gru
par lngaduite in orce ee amennta sa in
nece 1nnsee terenu unga grea munca facut
81 rasara samanaturile gospodare culturi roanes
Fiecaresi aduce innainte indreprea penru vioentee
de ton in 81 in sce peru intetre pc le
runca nfocate in nime de aprns ale Car
muitor de All strga ca de neaparata penu bnee
Romanie Mari venrea pastrarea lor la putere ncat
rebuie sd lea in de rau ntrebuntat 81
mai pacatoase mloace sa aca aleger facate Unii din
acea carl sufert de snclor 81 nseaciunor
pund ca fata de neegu orice moc pedeaps
este bun 81 sesc sa le intrebuinteze pc toate
Daca Fl insa numai atata Daca iberai bate Gu
dusman hberalor Oar foare repede pc care sta
fecare din luptator sa schmba Teranistul Sc
pede Ia pardul de La Guvern c ntetee pc teran mporva
oricui poaa hana eraneasca parca putea fl ON de
reaba in oric mbracamnte Tar naonastu din Ardea nu
mai scuura pc sngur ui protvnc din Parliament 81 din
funct c a toti Roman aata foarte pricepu
olostor ven calda nima de frate au avut memo
roca ca sau nascut in Vechul Rega fl dupa soco
nta cui La vazut decat din ocuri ale Bucretor
spelunca tuturor viciior.
Puni sint acea cars uita 81 de partid cand vorba
nteresele terri Va veni insa va recunoase cat
bine est din hotarea lor de er egosmu lor firesc
de oameni poltic. N IORGA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-25
u UNIRE A
SOCIALISTILOR
GERMAN

BERLIN, % Sept.-Indepen.
dentii 81 social-dcmocratii si-au la
sat la parte toate micile lor deo-
sebiri de vederi 81 au frzionat in
tr'un singur partid socialist, care
va avea un bloc de aproape 80 de
voturi din tota1ul de 460 din cate
sc afla in Reichstag, 81 un numar de
peste un million de alegatori.
Fuzionarea avut loc Dumineca,
la Nuremberg. Pasul acesta eel
din urma pas in procesul unifica-
rel, care inaintasc in mod gradat
de cand independently s'au dcsbi.
nat, acum dol ami, in grupuri so.
cialiste 81 copuniste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-25
sPRE CUNoSTINTA.

Sc aduce La cunostinta gene
rala ca Directia Institutului ri
pogra}ic intrunita in sedinta ordi
nara La "a Septcmvrie 1922, il
localul ziarului America, con
form concursului publicat in nj,
MERLE 2ls, 2l9, 220 ale ziarulu
America a ales urlnatori. re
dactori:
Scf-redactor: dl Andrei Popo
vici.
Redactor: dl George Stancu
lescu.
Pentru oclparca postului de d
treilea redactor, din motivelc pre-
v;lzute in procesril verbal luat i,
sedinta susamintitA deocamdat;
nu s'a putut face alegere. In acea
sta chestic va decide Directiunc.
La 0 data mai taxie.
Cleveland, "a 2J Sept. 1922.
Nicolae Bdrdag preyedinte.
Nicolae n. Bosrin secretar.