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SMYRNA NOTES.

Smyrna. MAY 3i.--Mrs Nathariel
wilds. who spent the winter in Balti-
more. has r. ~turned 90 smyrna
Mrs. Dana Rutan and daughter.
Clara May Of Palmyra y. J.. are here
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rutan.
Mr.. and Mrs Ramlro. OF Merchan Mt -
VILE y. ! are guests Of Mrs Will
helmlna Huggins and Mrs. Lillian
Swan.
Mrs Aaron Reynolds Of Philadel
rha. Is here visiting her daughter
Mrs Lloyd Jonee.
Mrs. John G. Stockley. and son
Charles. have taken a cottage for the
summer at Bowers Beach.
Cyrus Taylor of Saranac Lake. y
Y. spent Sunday here with his mother
Mrs George w. Taylor
Miss Belle Wood OF Saranac Lake
and Mrs. John Wood of State Road
are here visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Car.
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. l.. I.apham and Mis-
Bertha Smithers entertained the Tues
day Club at the home OF the former
thi~ week.
Dr. Charles w. Wharton spent tn,
weekend here with his mother. Mrs
Amanda Ashcraft.
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Garrison. o.
Camden. y. j., are here visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Rynear Slaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tschundy O
Philadelphia, spent Memorial Day a
their smyrna home.
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Tho annual picnic of Port Penn
public school will be held next week
In the woods on the farm owned by
Harvey Moore OF Port Penn.
Mrs. Laura Adkins. Mrs. Sadie Glad
fellow and Howard Laverell OF Phila-
dephia were Memorial Day guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Householder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Phaerdon OF
Philadelphia, Mrs. Alfred -Naylor and
daughter Burgc, Of Camden, N. j.,
and Mrs Jessie Green and daughter,
Daisey. of Kcnton, spent yesterday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Eaton of
Port Penn.
A garage owned by William Cam
and an out building owned by Alabons
Cam OF kirkwood were burned. yes.
torday. The New Castle and Ncwari
fire companies responded To the alarm
Corporal James Null of Fort Han
cock, n. v. is here visiting his wife
The Delaware City team OF the New
Castle County League viii play tn,
Newark team n regular league gam,
at Newark. Saturday.
A large number Of fans of this plnc,
were keenly disappointed. yesterday
when the game scheduled between
Delaware City high school and Town
send was blocked. the Townsen,
team failing TO put in their appear
ance. The gamo was forfeited to tn
locals. Q TO O..
Edward Heal OF Wilmington apen
yesterday here with his brother
| Harry Heal.
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J. HARRY DONOHOE DEAD.
Wilmington Man Succuu bed 10 Pleuro
Pneumonia In California, Pa.

After n few days illness Of pleuro
pneumonia. j. Harry Donohoc. II
years old. until lately n resident OF
this city, died this morning. at his
home in California. IA, where he was
employed by the General Chemical Co
as plumber. He was we'll known in
this city having lived here until last
November. when he was transferred
to the Pennsylvania town by the Cen
eral Chemical Co.
Mr.. Donohoe was a native Of VIII
mington and lived for many years nj
400 Clayton street. lie was a member
of St Paul's Catholic Church. He is
survived by his wife. who was for
merly Miss Catherine Ncyqlan of this
city, three children: his mother. Mrs.
Mary A. Donohoe; two brothers. VIII
liam +. and Leonard r. Donohoc. and
n sister Mrs. George Duffy, all of
whom reside in Wilmington.
Funeral arrangements had not been
made when the family were notified
I of Mr.. Donohoes death today. but il
is expected that the services will he
held in St rauf's Church here. In
terment will be In the Cathedral
cemetery. ~
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LEWES NOTES.

I.ewea. May 31.-Captatn John 7.
Nirdn Is now in command of the
pilot boat Philadelphia. She left
Philadelphia for the Breakwater, yes
terday.
New peas are in the market and
selling for 80 cents per half peck.
Spring chickens are selling at 80
cents per pound.
MIR and Mrs. J. c. Taylor and Mr.
and Mrs. Darlington lane Of Chester
Pa. were guests OF F.. c. Burton al
his bungalow yesterday.
Tho Richardson lots that were sold
on Monday by the Dixie Realty 60
brought $4,000. the highest price for
tho front lote being s915, u. w
BinhaRe Of Lewes bought three front
lot. and several rear lots
Mrs Roman Tammany went TO vii
mington, Friday, to visit her son
Samuel Tammany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S Morris arc
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Lewis
Mustard at Welleely Hills. Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virdin Burton and
children of Wilmington are here visit.
ing her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Ennis.
Walter Andrews has sold hi,
grocery store 10 James Futcher.
Mrs. Harry Maull is At the BeCb
! Hospital for treatment
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CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden. May 3l.-The Parent
Teacher Association held it's last
meeting of the school year this week.
reports of the years work being read
and officers elected for the ensuing
year
Mrs. William ". Redmile of VIII
mington. was in town yesterday visit
ing old friends here. Other visitors
wero Mrs. Thomas Frame. Sr. guest
of Mrs. John Grinlth. and sister. Mrs.
M. Kent Welch; Raymond Glider
sleeve OF Philadelphia. who is spending
some days with his sister Miss Mary
|Gildersleeve at the homestead.
Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin +. Thomp-
son Of Dover were supper guests of
Miss Anne Sarde. Tuesday, Mt the
Round Table club house.
DIR. and Mrs Homer J.~ Smith and
Ezekiel HUM Of philadelphia. were
guests of Lieutenant and Mrs. IgnatIus
T. Cooper over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Turner motored
To Wilmington. Mcn9ay Co spend Me
mortal Day with fIti-,lds.
Professor and Mrs. George Butler
| Of Caesar Rodney School faculty hav,
returned from visit to MnlvlIo he.
ing guests at the recent shore supper
given there in honor OF the agricul-
tural teachers.
Charles Ridgley has made an NJ
tractive play ground for his children
and their friends in the garden Of his
home here, equipping il with a tent
and athletic furnishings.
The supper given by the Round
! Table Club at the club house Momoria
/ Day, was flnc success. socially an,
! financially, there being more than
! hundred guests present. Those from
| Dover were: Judge and Mrs. Powell
/ DR.. and Mrs. Anderson; MIR. and Mrs
! H. |. Beers. and Miss Ida Culbreth
/ the latter a guest OF Miss Annie I,or,
Cooper.
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THE DAY At DOVER.

Dover, May 3l.--Memorial Day was
more generally observed here than in
former years. All public buildings were
closed and also business houses the
greater part OF the day. In tho morn
ing. the G.. A. II. and American Legion
members visited Lakeside cemetery
whore the graves of veterans OF the
wars were decorated and services read
by the G.. A. II. In the afternoon. tho
members OF the G.. A. II. visited Bar
rats Chapel. where graves were dec
Grated and short services held. Many
Dover citizens visited Harrington
where races We're held. quite few
went to Wilmington to witness bridge
dedication.
Last evening members of the Ameri-
can Legion and G.. A. r. were guests
Of Peoples Christian Church where tn,
film, "PershinE's Crusaders" was
shown 10 a large audience.
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Edanna Land and Imp. Co, t507.b0,
Chestnut street, east or Harrison
street. Vincenty ptak and wife from
Adolf Okonowlcz. t2.700.
Seventh street. west OF Rodney
street. Clcurlno Dfsabatlno and wife
from Louisa D'onofrio, administrator,
sT,t00.
Franklin street. south OF oak street.
owen j. Brady from Mary Il. Trump.
$3.50.
Sixth street, west of Pine street,
Isadore Roeevlcb from Harry En-
mons. administrator. 1880.
King street, north of Eleventh
street; Twenty-third street, southeast
| Of Market streot. Franklin street
southwest Of Nineteenth street
Market street. southeast Of Perkins
avenue: Market street. northeast coz
ner Twenty eighth street. Morris
Frankel and wife from William r
Kurtz and wife. $4,000.
Fourth street. west OF Franklir
street. John J. Creedon and wife from
Helena l.. wadsley and husband, 50.
GOO.
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford. May 31.-Mr. and Mrs. G.
w. MacNelly and children, Walter
and Charlie, and Dallas Culver, yes
terday motOred TO Germantown. Pa.
where their daughter. Miss Virginia
MacNeilly, graduated at Walnut Lane
School.
DR.. and Mrs. l. Lewis Chapman Of
Wilmington spent the past weekend
here with his mother, Mrs. Martha
Chipman. who now has as her guests
another son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Chapman, also of Whining
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Hastings and
son. Victor. Of Claymont are here visit
Ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Owens.
Dorsey Donoho. who has signed up
10 play with the Laurel team in the
new Eastern Shore League, was badly
spiked in the right hand, yesterday
AT Laurel. while practicing with the
players there for a try-out.
Franklin Allen. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. Allen. entertained twelve
of his young friends at a musical
Monday night. at his home on High
street.
Samuel w. Scott, of IndiananoIis
Ind, is here visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Louisa Donoho.
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NEWARK NOTES.

Newark. May 3l,-Students and
teachers Of Newark high school went
to Town Point. Md, on the Elk river.
yesterday. and spent the day. The trip
WAS made in auto trucks and there
We're nearly one hundred In the party.
Several Newark families also spent
the day at Town Point.
Members of Company Il. of tho X.
q. r. c. unit of the University of Del
aware will be guests at n dinner In
Old College at $50 o'clock tonight
given in honor of this company having
won the Roberts medal at the recent
competitive drill.
Newark High School Alumni Asso.
citation will hold its annual meetinr
and banquet in Old College Hall. Cni-
versity Of Delaware. on Saturday eve
ming. After the banquet and business
meeting there will be dancing. Mem
bers OF this years graduating class ot
tho school will bc guests.
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COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM.

Scaford. NAV 3l-Class night exer-
ciacs OF the Fedora lshurG. Md. high
school graduating class viii Ice held
An the school auditorium. Thursday
evening June 10. when the claea OF
1929 win hear its history and prophecy
read. and viii be presented with suit .
able memsntoes of it's high school
course. on Friday evening. June 16,
commencement exercises will he held
IN tho auditorium Of the school. The
speakers viii he Dr A. &. McCrea. of
tho Near East Relief society. and
Professor T.. Clark Fontaine. assist
an state Superintendent NJ Educa
tiCn
The graduating class is composed Of
fifteen members. twelve girls and
fhYor boys. as follows: kathleen Told
presiden' Lydia Morris Mary Breed
tnx. lrma Nichols. Inez Marine. Nil.
drcd Morris. Margaret Cook, Mary
NicholS Madeline Lord, Alma Dean
Mabel Bennett. Ruth McCrea. Albert
Williams. Walter whiteley and Yer.
non Clark.
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FINE NEW FLAG on
WASHISGTON HEIGHTS

Tho Washington Heights Aseocla-
tion dedicated its new flag staff and
held appropriate flag raising eXerclsee
on tho triangle at Eighteenth street
and Boulevard yesterday afternoon.
about q half hour prior to tho dedlca-
tion of Washington Memorial Bridge.
I1llwo0d Snuder, president Of the assO-
citation, presided. and the dedicatory
address was delivered by Everett g.
Johnson. former secretary Of state.
The new flag staff was donated 20
tho association by Benjamin +. shaw
and set I'm place by wOrkmen Uf the
wilmington and Philadelphia Traction
co. last week Tho new flag was con
trlbuted by John W. Morris. It is
twelve by twenty-four feet IN size
rhc raisng was witnessed by hundreds
Of people who also attended the bridge
dedication Immediately following.
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began work on peas yesterday for
the first time this season. A great
many loads we're hauled and the season
promises to be a large one, The
Stctscn. Ellison plant at Houston. has
been operating a week and reports
the peas turning out In fine condition.
DIR. G. Ruhl discovered n case OF
anthrax. a hog on the Virden farm
near Lewes, the only animal thus far
that has showed any symptoms of
the malady. All the hogs In tn,
neighborhood were innoculatcd.
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NEWS Of THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Many Psrsons Attend Funeral
Of Miss Elizabeth Pippin, at
Dover. Yesterday.
STURDY VETERANS IN LINE

Prom Every Evenings Correspondents.
Ssaford. May 3i-Nine Of the re-
msininK ten members OF Captain Hy-
Arlclr post. q. A. II. of this town. turned
out Yesterday and took an active part
IN the Decoration Day program.
though several OF them are very feeble.
HUSH G. Brown, the oldest. ie in his
Ssth year OF his age. but still walks
with frm stop and is able to do quite
n lot of work. The veterans, accom-
panied by the members OF Seaford
Post, No. II, American legion. march
cd from the public school building. 10
the cemeteries OF Seaford and Blades.
laden With flowers. flags and bunting
for the graves of their departed com
rad,~.
The exercises were opened with
prayer by Rev. George Hardesty. re
tired minister OF Wilmington NJ. Il.
Conference. This was followed by a
reading of an American Legion me
morial by Howard +. Galloway, n
m~mhrr of SeaforSi Post. Rev. Frank
r. Carpenter, pastor OF 81. Johns NJ.
y. Church. was the principal speak
.r. and delivered n htting Memorial
Day ad,lro~.~. which was followed by
tho einging OF patriotic airs. Taps
were had and salutcs fired.
At tho conclusion Of the program,
the veterans marched To tho cafe of
Grif'ith a culver. where they were
tendfrod banquet by the American
Legion Post. Sunday morning. both
the q. A. II. and American Legion boys
attended divine service I'm Mt. Olivet
NJ L. church, Rev. w. l.. Hoffman. the
pastor. delivered n specially prepared
sermon.
The town WAS beautifully decorate ed
during tho day In nass and bunting
and many Of tho business places. fac
tories and mills closed down In honor
OF the cCca2ion.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS,

Delaware City. May 31.-Mrs. Ed
ward Lacey Of Washington, d. c., is
here for two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Patterson.
Postmaster A. J. Swan, who is
seriously Ill with pneumonia at his
home on Clinton street, is slightly
Improved
Miss Julia Cunning and Mrs. Will
liam Burke OF Philadelphia spent Me-
mortal Day here with Mrs. Bridget
/ DeSilva.
| Nickles' garage-Auto repairing
accessories. batteries recharged, auto
mobiles for hire. Louis Nickle
manager, Fifth street, near Adams
Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. n. w. Baegely ot
Marshallton are guests Of DR.. anl
Mrs, w, ". Ellis,
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The Plant Juice Man when he was nt
that city recently. Plant Juico has
created a sensation in Wilmington be-
cause OF the many emarkable cases of
recovery from health trouble it has
brought about in this city.
IL am SO years old and think have
a chance TO equal my fathers age who
lived to be l02 because I'm surely feeling
fine now since I've taken Plant Juice, "
Mr.. Boyer continued.
'In all my life / never gave an in
dorscment for any medicine and | want
TO say I've taken lots of them and |
guess that shows what think of Plant
Juice since it is tho only one I've ever
recommended this way.
II suffered with my stomach and had
the rheumatism. The food | ate would
not agree with me but would put me in
misery with my stomach. 1t was impOs-
sible for me to eat meat because of the
suffering that would come afterward.
| had terrible rheumatic aches in my
back and down my legs and my kidneys
did not work right and my bladder was
very weak so that had TO get up nearly
every hour at night
II have now taken three bottles OF
Plant Juice and have noticed such great
relief that | Am going to take dozen
bottles. The rheumatic aches have beer
relieved so that am able to walk with.
out trouble have a good appetite now
and my food is digesting better and
get proper nourishment from my fooC
so that | feel stronger. My kidneys anC
bladder are working good now and | All
able to sleep soundly.|"
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington a
The Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Marke'
street; in New Castle by L. Challenge
& Son; in Newport by G. b. White
in Newark by W. +. Brown.
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FUNERAL OF MISS PIPPIN.

Dover. May 3l.--The funeral Of
Miss Elizabeth Pippin, who died in
st. Joseph's Hospital. Philadelphia.
Saturday last. took place yesterday
afternoon from the home Of her par
ents at their farm west OF Dover and
was most largely attended.
Rev. Alfred Smith of Camden had
charge Of the service. Mre. Robert II.
Lewis and II. c. Taylor sang two Sc
lections. Interment was made in Odd
Fellows cemetery, Camden.
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HEALTH The SECRET OF
ATTRACTION

Women Of today depend a good deal
upon the modern modiste and a knowl-
edge Of the cosmetic art 10 make them
attractive. Too often there exists
beneath it ell suffering wtman whose
nervous laugh or forced smile covers a
pang Of agony caused by some feminine
i'll. TO such q woman Lydia IL Pink
hams Vegetable Compound will bring
health and a happy relief from her suffer
ing, that viii make her far more attrac-
tive than costly gowns and cosmetics.
For nearly fftyyears American women
have relied upon this root and herb mcdl-
cine 90 relieve their ailments
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Savoy to Show Bridge Film.

Motion picture camera men from
the Savoy Theatre took between SOC
and 500 feet OF film Of the dedication
of the Washington Memorial Bridge
yesterday including the pageant.
Thousands OF persons in Wilmington
were unable to attend the dedica ton
but they will have n chance to see II
at the Savoy Theatre. The film will be
shown there in a few days. It will run
all OF next week
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PARKS WELL PATRONIzED.
Sheiipot Park and springs Were
Throngcd All Day Yesterday.

Record breaking crowds we're IN at
tendance at both Shellpot and Bran
dywIne Springs Parks yesterday. a
large number Of the visitors were from
Chester. Marcus Hook. Philadelphia,
and other points and ell spent an
enjoyable day.
At Shellpot Park number or new
amuscments have been added ana NJ
tho Springs the big park has been
put In order and n number Of changes
have been made. The Springs In
favorite place for picnics and re
unions and number of such affair
nre booked for this season.
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STREET IMPROVEMENT.

Seaford. May Sl.-Front street. the
main thoroughfare on the State High
way, which will be Concreted. was
closed 10 traffic yesterday, and auto
mobiliSts and others are now using
the roads on North and Market streets
The contractors began yesterday. to
get the street in shape for concreting.
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into hlz house and discovered tho bod
Of Freed Blair, 80 years old ~ No. al
Reany street. His sou left eefiy Sat.
nrday morning 90 visit friends IA
Viola, Del. and the fnther had syi-
IDENTIFY applied a gaa tube 20 his mouth
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BELIEVES HE MAY
LIVE TO Be lO2
Man of 81 is Feeling Fine
Now Since He Took
Plant Juice.

II do not hesitate 10 recommend
Plant Juice rs tho greatest of oil mcdi-
cines for that is what IT proved TO bc m
my case said Mr. David Boyer, Of
562 South Nineteenth street. Harris
burg, Pa, in n recent interview with
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SaIlie Sharp's Pupils to Present PLAY

THE Pierrot of the Minute" a one
act fantasy, will be presented tomor-
row evening at SIS at st. Andrews
Parish House by pupils of Salle
Sharp's School of Expression. The
public is invited. Wilhelmina Syfrit
Will take the part of a Moon Maiden,
Grace Lank will be Pierrot. John Con-
ley and Samuel Keen will be fiutists.
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MILFORD NOTES.

Milford. May sl.-Dr. J. ISnn Pratt
and wife left today for Annapolis. Md.
20 attend the graduation OF their son.
John Lockwood Pratt. at the United
states Naval Academy. who graduates
with honors.
The canning factories at Milford
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WESTMINSTER CHORAL CIUR.
Members win Burlesque "Plrates Of
Penzance Tomorrow Night.

The members of the Westminster
Chral Club will have a stunt night
tomorrow evening, at which time they
VIII burlesuue the various characters
and scenes Of The Pirates OF Pen
zance." This will close the meetings
until fan.
The recently elected officers of the
club are: President. Frank f. Ballan-
tyne; vice-president. Edward NJ
Taylor; secretary, Miss Florence New
man; treasurer. Thomas Tatnall. Jr.:
librarian. Weston Blake. The members
OF the executive board are S. b. Wood
bridge. Mrs. w. Christy Pryor, DIR. w
A Adamson, Miss Eleanor Hunter
Rev. Charles L. Candee. ex-oficio.
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FIud Missing Man Dcnd.

Chester? Pa. May 3i.-lMissing since
Saturday. neighbors yesterday broke
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IOngwOOd Yearly Meeting.

Longwood Yearly Meeting will be
held next Friday, Saturday and Sun
day.
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treating cutting and pairing merely
makes bad matter worse. Million,
OF Others are wiser. They know how
easily and quickly "Gets-It" shrivels
and peels corns and cailouses orf-in
one piece Get your money back IL
y fails Wear new shoes with COM
fort. Get q bottle today. f.. Law
renee 4 Co. Mfr. Chicago. Costs but
. uice-eyeTywhsrs
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Classified ads in Every Evening are
putting For Rent signs out of fashion.
Phone your ads now.-Adv.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05

sedlnte 81 un secrctar temp0rar
pentru conducerea sedintei 81 lua-
rea la protocol decisiunilor
abuse de aceasta adunare.
Dl Hariton Muntean presedinte-
lie societatii ''Dacia Traiana'
'propune, ca sd sc aleaga de presc-
dintc dl |. Popaioyu lar de Sc
cretar oil loan n. Sufana cca cc
adunarea cu aclamatie aproba.
Ambii noui alcsi primesc func-
tile ad-hoc'' multumind adu-
narei pentru onorul dat 81 ocupa
locurile.
Presedintele prin cuvantarc
blne mOtlvata arata insemnata-
tea adunarei, = amintind odata
81 desprc adunarea ce era sd Sc
tina in ziua de 2 Septcmbrie a. C.
i'm Indiana Harbor, Ind. dar ne,
prcscntandu-se represcntantii, So
cietatilor a aflat de consult a
amanat aceasta adunare pana La
((,Okfl. na,> - ~.- -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05
MoARTEA F0sTULUI PRINT
DE CORoANA,


Berlin. I Sept. = In ccrcurile
nationalist circula svonul ca
fostul print de coroana al Germa-
niei a murit i'm Olanda.
Daca stirca adeyarata, ca va
cauza cea mai mare durere mo-
narhistilor extremist. Reactio-
narii practici insa vor simti o
mare usurare, vazind ca in felul
acesta problema viitoarpi monar-
hi germane s'a simplificat, lncru
pc care eli il doriscra dc multa
vreme.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05

numai timpul pc care erau datori
sal consacre familiilor, ci si-au
sacrificat insusi familiile lor pen
tru Uniune, Garcia i-au dat toata
ingrigirea cuvenita unui prunc.
Aceste persoane, carl inca mai
traesc, 81 dintre earl cred sunt
multe presente la adunarea din
Erie, Pa, trebue so apere acum
de orr ce boala, ingrijindu-o i'll
tOcmai cum o mama Isl ingri-
jeste copilul Ell bolnav, copil care
Odinioara era mai tare decat ca,
dar care astazi zace pc pat, lup-
tamlu-se Gu moartea.
0 ingrijire buma, niste pasi
energici, operatiuni nemiloasc,
sunt lucruri earl vor rcda copilu-
lui bolnav sanatatea care la fOst
luata 81 de care are atata nevoe
Fiecare delegat un parinte 81
datorinta fie caruia sa Sc achit.
cat mai binc de accasta sarcina
parinteasca.
In mana delegation Uniunei Ii
Erie, Pa, sta soartea Organiza
tiunii, 81 dupa cum vor lucra ays
yor Fl judecati de marea masa :
poporului roman.
Y. n. pYie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05
CENERALA

WASHINGTON, ) Sept. = Sc
vOrbestc ca fruntasii muncitorimci
organizate din intreaga tara votea-
"a in secret pentru declararea unci
grcvc generate ca ultima arma dc
lupta, daca vor vedea ca nu pot
lupta altfel Gu administratia care
incearca sd lie ingradeasca dreptul
de greva, adica dreptul de nu
lucra atunci cand munca nu lie este
rasplatita dupa cum Sc cuvinc.