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The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
KEITH'S.
Vaudeville.

Have you ever looked through a
whole theatrical magazine and
failed to find a charming face.
often enough. we'll warrant. Pretty,
greedy. vacant faces; stupid-eyed
beauty. These are thick as roses
on a June rambler. But not one
iuta of that evasive, enchanting
magic known by the overworked
term of charm" Because of the
prevailing scarcity of this quality.
the present visit of Peggy Wood at
Keith's Is a real event. She com
bines the arts of the actress ami
the singer and the still rarer arr
of being of the stage and still look'
ing as though she did not belong
to It. There Is something about al
most all stage women that suggests
grease paint and "candled" eye
lashes. But Miss Woods presence
is as though, in some unknown
manner. breath from a sprinstims
wood had penetrated the hot
crowded lobby and back stage
maze. Her first song Is the ever
lovely Garry Me Back to Old vir-
ginny." This is followed by =
highly modern psyche analytic
ditty. Self Expression" Another
song gives her an opportunity to
impersonate, in turn, a French
maid, a vampirine, a fiapper Of the
1922 model. and demurely sweet
girl OF 1870. Miss Wood is ably as
sisted by five young men.
Wells. Virginia and West are the
kind of folks who can tie them
selves In regular gordian knots and
then do a clog dance. The audience
was right with them from begin
ming to finish and they deserved ev-
cry bit of .he heavy appls that
came their way.
When we are rs years old. we
firmly believe that Kate Fillmore
will still be making people laugh
with: II asked my new husband
| for some money. In three hours
came to-" But why get up new
gass when folks fnll for the ctd
ones So we'll?
A distinctive and fascinating type
of cello playing was revealed BY
Victoria Amati. There is something
at once elusive, rasping and en-
thralling about her touch. Her
program included Liszt's Hun
sarisn Phantasie' and Schumann's
"Traumerei."
George lie Marie has chosen the
dental chair as the scene for his
latest comedies, Agony and daugh-
ter. $3.50. Ruth Roye just reveis
I'M syncopation. and the audience
reveis with her. Gertrude Moody
and Mary Duncan have performed
the feat OF. assimilatins equal guam
titles Of opera and jaxz. Somehow,
the water and oil mix well In their
act. In the hands of Jack Haniey
stick becomes a comedian. As for
his team of cvergrown dice, they
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
Files S500,O0O Suit
Against Physician

Miss Seatta Madagan, trained
nurse residing at 1909 Eighteenth
street northwest. filed suit yester-
day in the District Supreme Court
for s5Oe,0O0 damages against DIR.
John f. Mckenzie. resident physi-
clan at the Episcopal Eye. Ear and
Throat Hospital, for alleged breach
of promise.
The petition. filed by Attorney
James J. O'Leary. states that Miss
Madagan and the physician became
engaged on March II, 1920, and that
he afterward refused to keep his
promise.
DR.. Mckenzie was once an inferno
and Miss Madagan served as a
nurse at the Washington Asylum
Hospital. where their Acquaintance
ship began. The attorney for the
nurse refused to discuss the case.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

The gala celebration In connec-
tion with the opening of the sea
son at Chesapeake Beach. nearby
Maryland bay resort. continues in
full swing and will run through
Decoration Day.
Ralph Garren's jazz orchestra
,'"de hit with the large crowds
that visited the terpsichorean pa
vilion for tree dancing Rock fish
and hardheads were biting merrily,
the salt waves were as frolicksome
as ever with the bathers. and pic
mic parties found the grassy slopes
and sylvan dells OF the outing
grounds delightful. OF course. the
gay boardwalk, with its varied
amusements, was a thoroughfare OF
merry makers all day long.
Trains will leave. the District Line
for the beach today at 8, $3.50. 1880
and 1880 a. m, and 1850. ESQ. ,
4:40 and p. m.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
she Herald :
MDWqNHssw.1s2e

wigs!ly. bedtime story.
7:Ns p. m.-Lecture and market
reports.
p. m.-BasebaIi scores. MusI-
cal program.
wGI-MEDFoRD HILLSIDE, MASS.
- DAILY.
f2:s5. ., 1880 and 7:45 p. m.-News
and music.
$40 p. m.-'Lincoin.s: Gettysburg
Address" by Miss Randall.
ConiEht.
'7:3o Sn' m.-"Tad's~ Decoration
Day." bedtime story. rf''
sp. m. to $50 p. m.-Address and
music.
s:4S-Harvard male quartet.
p. m.-'TanEuage, Written and
Spoken" Prof. Reed. Tufts College.
Sis p. m.-Music. .a.
wwz-NEw york CITY.
(WnnHmskerD
Daily.
Ills to 2.I5. 1880 to p. NJ
Music and chiidren's stories.
wGY-sCHENECTADY. n. Y.
(Genersi Eiectrfe.)
Daily.
1880 and s.p. m.-Stock quota
tions and reports.
Tonight.
7~ p. m.-Concert program:
Vocal, plano and trombone solos.
Address: The Port of New York"
by b. F. Cresson. Readings by Mr..
Hagar. :..
sp. m.-"Detector Connections"
The Crystal Detector." by Prof. A.
T. Van Dyk, radio, engineer.
,wyP-FOBT WOOD, N. Y. p.
$3.50 p. m.-Instruction in Radio.
D. m.-Concert.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
SENATORS AGREE
TO REPORT BONUS
BILL FAVORABLY
Finance Committee Will
Take Final Action
Tomorrow.

The soldier bonus bill win be re-
ported fsvorabiy to the Senate by the
Finance Committee. This was de-
termined at q meeting Of the entire
committee yesterday
Democrats. invited for the nrst time
to take part in the bonus discussions.
said they would support the proposal
Of Senator McCumher for the passage
NJ the modified form cof the House
bill. +:i
The comnittee will meet again to-
morrow. at which time II is expected
fnal action, will be taken.
Senator Simmons. ranking Demo-
crat on the COMMITTEES, said he be-
lieved the McCumber bill would be
reported fayorably. While he did not
approve all-detaiIs OF the measure, he
favored II over the plan of Senator
Smoot to issue paid-up insurance GER
tificates. McCumber's bill, like the
measure that passed the House. would
provide for the issuance of certificates
which would have an immediate loan
value at banks.
Simmons is prepared to offer
amendments, out II Is believed these
will be defeated in committee.
Senator Walsh. one OF the Demo-
crauc members, said service men may
be Assured the bill will be passed by
the Senate at this session.
Senator Smoot said that IL the Nc
Cumber bill Is reported he. will renew
efforts on the floor to have his plan
substituted. He will propose a sales
tax to meet the necessary expendi-
lures.
McCumber has not yet evolved
means for raising funds, which Presi-
dent Harding has insisted Is neces-
sary. The present intention is to pay
for immediate expenses through the
issuance of Treasury certificates or
the payment of interest on the debts
Of the foreign governments. Funds
for subsequent years would be pro-
yided from UanaraI
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
BY EARLE DORSEY.

Fortune. they tell US. favors the
brave. which may explain the sur
prfsing success attending the ef'
forts of the Garrick Players TO re-
produce the atmospheric charm and
Characterization force Of Gilda Va
resrs and Dolly Byrne's delicate but
delightful comedy, Enter Madame.
Enter Madame by the way. is
no play to trifie with. Its whole
action is largely background for the
chief character. that of dashing
temperamental prima donna who
toys with love. Womentarily loses
II, only to pour the whole force Of
her fascinating personality into the
business of regaining 1t again.
There is a play comparable in
many ways to Edward Sheldon't
Romance" While marked by nc
such tragic motif, 1t achieves its
main effects by the same delicate,
skihul handling Of the main role
of the story. which originally fell
to Gilda Varesi and now falls to
Wanda Lyon.
At the outset the story of Enter
Madame" introduces one to an el-
derby gentleman who sssiduously
wooes conventional widow while
planning the divorce of his prima
donna wife. One gathers that life
with prima donna is a hectic
business Of stage doors. pet poodIes
late hours. bad food. and very much
too much travelling. which, at the
husbands time ~ Iife is no life
at all he confdes IN ,ba widow-
a woman who gives promise ~ vast
old-are comfort mines and Garnet
slippers
The news Of his contaminated di
yorce brings burryjnp home tn.
prima donna. psyI, aeeing a Snan-
ish concert tour with ber comes
a numerous rctinue-musical noisy.
and as temperamental as she-who
swam the apartment of the peace-
loving husband and camp down 70,
hostIlIties.
From then on one is treated tc
tho nicture NJ the colorful and vi.
yacious nrima donna winning hack
her husband To love and the old
habits. There Is a grown son ana
a prospectiye daughter.in-law WHO
clamor for propr,ety. hut these two
orr ohstocIas who onIy r.Ls
smoother the cours. Of true love,
Rv the time tho third act is reached
the husband. who Thought he want
cd neace 10 ready IN ,ake nm the
old trail again tba, lead 10 ali TN,
stage doors in Cbristendom even
tboupb the iiIted widow threatens
tho Vengeance of a Widow Zander.
director Trader. of the Garrick
PLAYERS. has done what is probably
bi- hest work of the season on this
nIay H. has incorporated an un-
obtrusive but always definite at
mosnheric charm in the niece. and
the BACKGROUND characters are
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
Funeral Rites Today
For Washington BOl1ie

Funeral services will be held In
Hagerstown today for Washington
Bowie Of the Bowie family Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia and Maryland who
died last Sunday. He served in the
Confederate army and founded the
State Grange organisation.
Bowie is survived by two sons and
one daughter. Washington Bowie. jr.,
colonel in the Fifth Regiment. Dom
aid Bowie. of Montgomery County,
and Mrs. Franklin q. Candy. Of Hag-
erstown
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30

wwx - PosToFFiCn DEPART.
MENT STATION.
10 a. m.-weather report: 1880
a. m, markstsram; s p m. dairy
products for New York and grain
report All radiophone on l.iso
meters.
1880 p. nj. z:45 D. M. $40 p. m,
c. w. telegraph marketgram on
1880 meters.
7:3o.p. m. and 8 p. m, radio mar
ketsrams: $50 p. m, weather re-
port. Al: radiophones' on l.-:e
meters.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
In the Air Today.
WASHINGTON.
SPECIAL TO-DAY.

Lincoln Mememoriai d, dicatior
speeches. NAA $3.50 meters. NoF
ala meters.
NAA-NAvAL RADIO STATION.
1880 a. m.-Meteorologicai repor,
on $3.50 meters of arc 5transmitter.
IL m. and 10 p. m.-Time signal.
weather report. ship orders.
1890 p. m.-NaSai press news
wave length. $3.50 meters.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
Fined for Drunkenness.

Jesse Clary, Twenty-secon and I
streets northwest, was fined $40 and
costs yesterday by Police Judge
Samuel Riggs. at Rockville, Md. for
being drunk and disorderly.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
Listening In Concerts.
GENERAL PUBLIC INVITED.
Tontxht at 8.

Christianfs Drug Store. Ninth and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Capitol Radio Sales Agency. 724
Eleventh street northwest.
Herriot Pharmacy s1s U street
northwest
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
ENTER MADAME DELIGHTS
AUDIENCE AT THE GARRICK
Stock Players Score Success in Version Of Gilda
!, Vares1s Delicate Comedy.

would be the despair Of any artistic
tuggler Of the lesping. domincss.
y. n.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30

The osrriok Player prsseassa ~ sAs
esmedy Of tsmpsramsnt In three acts, By
eilda vsrss and Dolly 1yrns, staesd unass
the dirsctieu sf George Henry Trader.
THE CAST,
The Washington herald., 1922-05-30
Returns
TO-
Polls
Lectures
Twice
n.iIx

Evening. sflS
"Fnnie. Fortune
or Failure. WhtcI
Way Are loH
Heddedf
r:
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-19

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Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-19
Fourth Annual Red Letter Sale !
and Saturday.--19th, 2Oth and 2
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Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-19
Millinery Department

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The New York herald., 1922-04-30

possession, homes or jewelry, or have taken
the last Of their savings to furnish the
stranger the money which he has told them
was required for their transportation and
"a few other little expenses"
None of these is i'll at ease. All have
had messages from America. all have been
assured that homes and prosperity were
awaiting them in the new and magic land.
And so the representative of the sinter-
national bankers" brings them to Ellis
Island AS he comes first class, he comes
with the ship to its dock and leaves ii to
disappear in the city. In his pockets are
from 800 to 5000 for each Of the relatives
he has brought over, this amount being the
few extra expenses" which he had assured
his victims would be incurred.
often the Antonios over here do not even
know that their relatives are arriving.
They, as a rule, are not at Ellis Island to
greet them. 1t is not infrequent that the
new arrivals are returned to Europe. Such
as do find the way to communicate with
those whom they expected TO meet them are
sadly disifusioned when they are finally
brought in ard learn how they had been
duped.
Usually the international bankers"
manage to keep within the law, or at least
so surround themselves with circumstances
that IT is hard to convict them Of the
felonies they undoubtedly commit. They
actually deliver the messages given them
by the Antonios on this side. They actually
make the trip across to the homes Of the
relatives abroad. They promise in return
for the money raised for them on the other
side nothing more than to bring the rela-
tives to this country. or course they orna.
ment and elaborate this promise and dec
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

his to bring them on the ship that sails in
just few days.
And so the immigrants father and
mother sell the little plot OF ground that
has been In their family for many genera
tions and turn the proceeds over to the
representative of the great New York
bankers" They meet him few days later
at the pier, and he ushers them aboard with
all the others whom he has vctimized in
the same way.
Instead Of few" as company there are
scores, all Of whom have sold some vaNable
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

crate II with many glowing verbal pictures.
But they do not put these decorations down
on paper and do no, commit themselves
before witnesses, and at any rate the un-
fortunates just arriving in this country do
not know the methods OF making formal
complaints.
This is just one Of the swindling opera
tions Mr. Schlacht has revealed. There
are many others and there are many vara.
tions of this one. Foreign language news.
papers are quite often used by the Inter.
national bankers to advertise their send.
ing abroad a representative TO bring TO
this country friends OF those who already
have arrived" Replies to these advertise
ments in which newly arrived immigrants
on this side are invited to communicate
with the advertiser and to trust to him
whatever letters they may wish to send
home are always heavy. From among
these replies names and facts are gathered
with which the bankers" can line up their
prospective victims
Consistent effort has been made to stamp
out this practice. Largely these efforts
already have succeeded. although the
swindlers still are active. AS fast as one
plan is thus disclosed and action taken to
protect the immigrants from II others are
hatehed and other schemes are worked ou~
Mr.. Schlacht has made many recommenda-
tions for further protection of the immi-
grants and has enlisted the support OF the
Downtown Chamber of Commerce. which is
now inaugurating sturdy campaign for
a more complete watchfulness over the
safety and interests Of all newly arrived
immigrants.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

no need to keep possession Of this property
over here"
II there is any hesitancy in the minds Of
the old father and mother II is quickly dis
sipated when the visitor refers them again
to the letter which Antonio had given him
to give them. Antonio had expressed in
this letter his happiness at thus being able
once Certainly he must have meant just
as the stranger said, for them to sell the
home and raise what money they could in
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

preferred to spend
in the preparations
of a beautiful little
home for himself
and his mother and
father. He has fur
nished this home
very prettily indeed
and h a 8 already
planted a garden
and built a nice
shed for the COW
and quite a sub
stantial pen for the
pig. So this has
taken nearly all of
Antonio's m on ey,
but that is easily
remedied.
You see, Antonio
knew I h at you
could easily raise
sufficient m 0 e y
here to pay the
small expense Of
your transportation
abroad even by
selling the cottage
and t b e garden.
And that would be
quite all right.
since at Antonio's
home there will be
Evening star., 1922-12-08
Teaches color
harmony while
the child has fun!

T. ycm child. or your friend's child.
now at tn, formative aSca Ii so.
give hen 20. him) an ArfcrdH Pic
tur. Maxim Outfit, in Coioss.
Woodland Greens. Royal Puppies.
Suusc, Hcds. Deep Blue-blacks arc
all made into color COATED
patented Aircraft stencils. No
paints. brushes. crayons. powders
Or water sle u~.-l. JUST RI II.
and beautiful coiored Il p,ci'ires dppeari
Look over an outfit t,siay at the
nearest store where toys are sold.
soc. 81. or 81. Interesting circular
free.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-29
Castelul de nunta

cum dol ami M. s. Rcgelc, impre-
ma cu intrcaga Familie Regala,
a facut onoarea Bucovinei so vi
ziteze. Gu acel prilej, am vizitat
impreuna Gu M. Sa diferite locali-
tati ale acestei pronvincii. Vazand
ca Snveranul este incantat de splen
didele pozitiuni ,pitoresti ale Buca-
: vinei in modul cum sc interesa de
chcstiunea vanatoarei ce s'ar putea
face aici, am conceput ideia ca, oca-
!. zional, bncovincnii, pcntru a-si ma
nifesta dinasticismil, care este 10
moi mai pronuntat ca in Ori-ce alta
parte a Romaniei intregite, Sc ofere
Familiei nOastre Regale un castel
de vanatoare. Ocaziunea s a prezen-
tat mai cnrand char de asteptarile
n,cle. ca prilejul casatoriei Princi-
pelui Carol, ana gasit mopentul po-
trivit sa infaptuesc ideea GEO con-
ccpusem acum dol ami. Aflandu-
ma atunci la Bncuresti, am luat
contact ell un architect, cerandu-i
sa-mi faca schita pentru acest
Castel, punanda-i in vedere ca in
tru-cat Bucovina este o provincie
saraca, devizul 81 nu treaca de un
million lei. Architectul luat not&
de instructiunile mcle, 81 intr 'nn
timp relativ scnrt, mia adus plannl
nmprcuna cu o frumoasa schita luc-
rata in cnlori, asieurandu-ma ea
constructis Castelului, va necesitq
maj! Is dc un milioaF lei.
Am presentat acea achita Altetei
SalR care a ramas incantat. Va
za4d cata placcre a produs asupra
FAmiliei Regale darul Bucovinei,
am Mcut ersseala recunosc de,a A.
sigura pc Suyerani Cd acest castel
70 Fl gaia maximum in trei-pstru
lgni,
Notivele carl m 'aa datesnaina&
sa-mi dau cuvantnl in aasst car al
fOst nrm&toareies Am svut in w.
dere Cd loeul il aEem, lsmaaris, si.
mAnt yer, e6ramizi, etc., dsasAzne.
pAa matsrisle, pc carl ls-asi ii ayut
gretuit, nh mai mi-ar ii iipsit aselt
maxin,u a-400, ,O0O lei, pc carl
sti&p Cd le pot abtine intr'a sineura
ii Anmai della marble inatitutiuni
fiaaseiase din Qsa6ati. Az das
an iaat aoraet 81 nimeai altul in 10
cnl med a'sr q aalculat alt-fel.
RAiatoreandu-naa II Csrn&pti
asa csavssat isaediAt n mine a. III
directorii Il h1nci, Gel le IL fsndul
ns1iGiaaas, aschiteetii atatului, etc.
exepa1n1lrle iAeis si anesja,nDn'
tll luat. Toti cei present. au ~
ept1sie,mati y nai-sn promis seel
mi lerg aolaesss, jrshratie6Ad ehes,
tialnn1a Al t0aA8 axI1nra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-29
ll4s 4 so f. spy.

Streinii din tara aceasta prec,lm
81 neamurile lor dincolo de ana Sc
nita cll mare, interes 81 nerahdare
10 ultima ri din Iunie, pentruca in
aceasta ri portile Americei Sc vor
deschide din nou spre admiterea
miilor de emigranti care doresc sa
vie 81 sa-si faca casele lor in Anne.
l.ca. ~
Restrictiunile Impulse prin no,.a
lege a emigrarei pc baza Garcia nu-
marul celor admisi in tara aceasta
este foarte limitat, a slit pc multi
streini din tara aceasta de a rema-
nea despartiti de rndele 81 priete-
NIL lor de acasa. Prin noile dispo.
zitluni insa aceste restrictii s 'au RI
dicat pentru un interval oarecare
81 dupa toate aparentele multi eu-
ropeni in curand vor alerga spre
tara aceasta. Aceasta este foarte
sadeyarat cat priveste pc romani,
caci multi din prietenii lor din A.
nerica all 81 facut rezervari pentru
adueerea lor in America.
Nh ne mira faptul ca mare
parte din rezervarile facute sunt
pentru noile 81 luxoasele vapoare
ale companiei UNITED STATES
LINES, vapoare care apartin GU
vernului american 81 operate intre
Statele Unite 81 portnrile RRE-
MEN 81 Danzig. Multi romani de
sigur ca au descoperit avantagiile
de care Sc bucura un pasager ca
latorind sub protectia lui UNCLE
SAM. Stunt tratati Gu cea mai ma
re curtoasie, compania facand tot
&c lie sta in putinta spre confortul
81 mpltumirea pasagerilor, deci MI
ne mira faptul cand vedem ca a.
cesti romani Sc silesc sd asigare a.
celas fel de serviciu 81 tratament
pentru prietenii 81 neamurile lor,
cpmparand bilete pentru dansii pc
yRpoarele companiei UNITED
STATES LINES.
Oficiile generate ale companiei
UNITED STATES LINES sunt
Ia 45 Broadway, New York City,
dar aceasta companie mentine off
eli aproape in toate orasele din
America precum 81 in multe din
orasele mai importante din Europa
ceeace face a fl foarte cOnvenabil
pentru Romanii doritori de a cum
para bilete. y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-29
id : Iulie in Padl,rea in1erxita Ia

in ! lalie in Padnrea inuerxifl Ia
fosta farma a lui Achim Craciun
peste drum de unde all fost anu
trecnt, cum treceti podul la
Mineral-Ridgc pc Third Str. la
dreapta.
Muzica lui Sinn din Your rs.
town, Ohio.
Pretul de intrarc: Domnii 5O,:
Damcle 25 cent?.
IN speranta ca toti fsatii ro-
mani din loc 81 jur ne ypr da to.
sprijinul D-nealor pentru hunul
mers al ambelor SocietSti. pana
la revedere am ramas salntan-
du-v3. Comitetul Aranjator.
l152-53).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-29
haaaele rs cent?.

laMele rs cent.
Banchetnl $1.OO de persoana.
Comitetul s'a ingrijit ca bufe-
tul sd fie asortat ell toate cele
necesare.
In speranta ca 81 de data acea.
sta MI vom Fl pnsi la alitare ST
yOm avea fericirca de "A saluta in
mijlOcul nostnl I'M numaros pu-
blic de frati Roanani 81 romance
din loc 81 jur.
Fana Ia revedere transmitem
tuturOr salutul nOstru calduros
sf1va asteptam Gu drag.
NOTA:- catra membrii Soc.
'Aabina". Toti fratii membrii
sunt rlgati de lua la cunostinta
ca cei care MI vor lua parte la
aceasta Festivitate sunt obligati
De a aehita $l.0O; la Banchet, 81
aOc antreiul pentru Petrecere.
Conform hotaririlor noastre.
In nnmele Soc. "Albina".
Comitetul Aranjator.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-29

CerHdNti, Iuaie. ~ r inca in a.
mintirca tut,lror ca bucoyinenii,
pentru a-si dovedi dinasticismul,
on oferit Pricipelui Carol, cu oca-
xiunca casatoriei sale, un Eastel de
VAnatnare.
Acum Castelul este gaia. Cheltu-
ollie constructed, care este un ca
pa dopera architectonica, all depa-
cit insa cu multi, sumele preyaznte
in deyiz, asa ineat ipitiatarii s'au
vazut la i'm moment dat, intr'un
mare impas financiar. Atunci d.
Dori Popovici, profitand de malta
20 situatiune in trecutul guvern, a
)nat 0 sumedenie de masuri finan-
clare, mai multi san mai putin le-
gale, pentru terminarea lucrarilor.
Atat an asteptat doar, adversarii
sal, spre pntea incepe campanie
viguroasa contra d-sale.
d. Popovici, care desi era de pa
rere, ca aceasta chestiune nh tre-
baie ed devie publica, to+usi fata
do astfel de atacuri, Sc yede slit a
esi din rezerya ce STA itnpus q Ia in-I
ceput. ''.
AliESA.Aass s@xkas +. tlf.H
rentru aceasta s'a adresat "Da-l
ciel", cerand ospAalitate, pc care
il, dam GU placere i'll insisi inte-
resul adeyarului 81 luminarei ches-I
tiunei, care pentru eel multi este
inyclita de eel mai dcsayarsit mis-
tor.
1ata declaratiunile fostnlui mi
nistru al BucOyinci: