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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-27

Un restaurant cu tOate cele
trebuincioase, ain centrul Romf-
nilor, char linga fabrici, sc face
bussines afoarte bun. IL Wind din
cauza Cd plec din oras. Puteti
veni in persoana sau scrieti.. Nu
perdeti ocazie asa buna ca a.
ceasta.
Adresati-va la:
Alex. Guinea, Alliance, Ohio, N.
719 o. S. 4831.
(No. 65-67).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-27

Societatsa romina de ajutor 81
culturz ~. B. Ard. & Trans" :"
din Alliance, Ohio, are onoarea
= aduce Ia cunostinta tuturor
surorilor Socist4ti, Cluburi 81 pa
rochii, precum 81 tuturor bine vo-
itorilor 81 sp1ijinitorilor nostri
Cd . statorit aranjarea unei Pc
treceri impreunat4 Gu teatru 81
dams pc xiue de 5 Maiu 1918 81
roag& q nu sc aranja alta petre-
cere Pc xiua sus numita.
IN numele Societatii ~. r. A.
= Trans din Alliance, Ohio:
". q. z&gan, presedinte.
I. Cungara, secretar.
(No. 65-67).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-27
DE vtNzARE.

Bucerie 81 Grocerie romineas-
Cd, unde lucreaza 3 persOane, in
tre 3 fabrici, GU numele: Wester
Rezerve, Trumbul 81 Brahilu,
singura 'bucerie 81 grocerie Sc afla
de vinzare. Doritorii sa vina in
persoana la fata locului, sau sa
sc adreseze la.
Nicolae Baba, Is Rever Street,
Warren, Ohio.
(No. 66-7O).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-27
in NATENTIuNEAR R0MfNI-
lOR DIN DETROIT, MICH.

Corporate de automobile
AIR-O-FLEX nu q autorizat
pc nimeni ca Sc vinza actiunile
ei mai multi ca Gu $500 bucata.
Este adevarat ca valoarea unei
actiuni este de $1,000 81 le vom
vinde Gu $1,000 atunci clnd pri-
ma emisiune de 1900 de actii
vor fl vindute, dar de prezent
sd nu platiti Ia njmeni mai multi
de $500 .actiunea, pima nu We
niti ca sd vorbiti ls oficiul nos
tru din $40 Penobscot Building.
Mai avem actiuni Gu $500 81 Ia
cumparare primiti 81 certifica-
tul. Nu putem vinde unei per-
soane mai putin ca 5 actiuni ii
nici mai multi ca 1000.
Rominii carl locuiesc prin' al
te orase pot clmp&ra actiuni
prin posta. Scrieti in imba ro-
mfn& sau englex& Ia:
AIR FI.EX AUTOMOBILE
CORPORATION
$40 Penebscot Build ding,
Ist DkE&0IT, NIGH
(65-69)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-27
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GA 9tU 39I& fl(FH6aa e
IN william Philip simnA
UNitsd Press Staff Corrsspondent
LAtxrul a1nerican, 26 4lartie.
Deodata Gu trecerea trupe-
case. Tinutul intrcg este rimat
ste Somme iii sud de Pcrronnc,
s'au inccput de nou luptele pc
yestul desert pnstiit dc razboi
de pc. care 0an fost alungati Ger.
mani inainte de asia Gu o ju-
initiate de an.
re, aici nu sunt arbori, nici
ease. Tinutul intrcg este ramat
de ghiulele pe un teritor de mai
multe mile.
Pc vremilc acclca Germanii nu
au avut timp nici sa-si ingroapc
NORTH. Ri lupta acum peste os,
cioarcle camarazilor lor de odini.
CARA.
Coloanele desc ale inamicului
|inainteaza in spre focul tunuri.
|loif tngleze. Ajutoarele lor vim
din toate partile liniilor. Priso.
nierii spun ca .aceste ajutoare
includ reservele din Flandra, La
on, Rheims 81 Verdun.
Hindelfburg nu cruta in Wet
omenesti. Kaiser-ul a arllncat in
foe 1toate adunaturile srmatci
1Eunia ,trccdta seara a aflat sol.
datiiE englezi veseli pc intreg
frontul. Spiritul lor' nu este ih-
frint. lam vazut jucindu-se Ia
football" in departarea glliule-
lelor de tun della manic. Acestea
crau rezervele, carl astcptau or.
dinele.
Refugiatii civil, dlpa ce au
refuzat sd fie capturati, Isl iau
Gu eli partea lor in mod destul
de nepasator.
Trupele engleze tin la pozitii-
lie Tor pima la eel din urma ON
contra nava1ei mari, cazfnd in
darat in buna rinduiala, atunci
cind sunt siliti sd predea po-
sitiune.. VI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-27

! Ia libraria ,,EdgewAter'' dir
Detroit Avenue colt ca w 18th
Str, s's formal a seara do II
Martie o clasa de limba englezs
pentru straini. PinE acum sum-
n elevi ii vim reeulat Is orelt
7.S0 seara. Printre u sant mutt
Romini
Ori care alt Romin doregte Il
,lnvete gratis limb gleEx poa
So veni 4 ecest iaser ds cultnra
.pnde este primit lInsre y
! (l(0s 81 8 b M 81 & 81 s. ss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-27
A VIZ,

Prin aceastas informam publ
cul romin Cd George Thomas nu
mai este in legatura Gu compania
The Mcdonald Niles Realty Co.
F. O.. cClaskey, vice presedinte
,s = yi manager. er
(NO. 66-68). ,a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-27

VENT curat ............ $47.5O
Care s'a adaogat la fondul a.
s0ciatiunei pentru orfani.
Deci pc aceasta Gale venim a
multumi. tutror acelora care ne
au sprijinit, promitindu-le ca 81
moi Gu alta ocaziune ii vom spri-
JIM.
Aducem sincerile noastre mul-
tumifi dior Dominica /. Carian,
sAnastasia Marian 81 Carolin4 q,
Sirb, pentru ca si-au dat silinta
Ia vinderea tichetelor de lotarie
pentru Hori.
Aducem multumiri tuturor Ii
citatorilor earl au licitat la obiec.
tele puse in loterie.
Aducem multumitele noastre Ia
toti donatorii, asemenea 81 batri-
nului Jacob Sissea care nu q lip
sit din serivciul de la bar pima la
sfirsitul petrecerei.
Multumita aducem 81 muzicei
Amos Conan din Newark, Ohio,
care STA facut datorinta pc de-
plin.
In cele din urma aducem mul-
tumitele noastre fratilor Sissea
carl Gu aceasta ocaziune ne-a pus
sala d-lor la dispozitie gratie.
Comitetul aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-27
DARE DE sEAl6x 81 MULTI.
161TX PuBLiCA.

Rominii Palaseni, aflatori in
Newark, Ohio, de 81 putini, vre-o
8 la numar, au dat petrecere in
ziua de II Martie in hala fra
tilor Sissea din Newark, O., pen
tru sporirea fondului orfanilor
din comma PaloS De 81 fost
propusa numai Gu 3 zile inainte,
a avut un rezultat multumitor a.
tit din punct de vedere moral;
81 material.
}. Rezultatul q fosts urnatorul:
nitrate ID tichcte de- bere $500
din v1nzarea de flori -. $5.70
Licitarea unei flori de 8 orr $8.35
Licitarea unui ceas donat
i de d-nnl' Aurel Craciun $3.50
Donatiuni de la urma-
<0rii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-27
G A u T

eu loan Oprea, pc feciorii mel Gu
numele loan Oprea din comma
Prostea Mare, linga Medias. Rog
pc toti fratii prisoneri din Ru-
sia 81 Italia care stu cumva a.
dresa lor sa bine yoiasca ami
scrie, sau char dfnsii daca ce-
tesc aceste rinduri sa-mi scrie
imediat, eu lie vol fl recunoscator.
loan 0prea, IT'S Frenlklin Street,
Detroit, Mich, q. S. A.
mo. 6l71).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-27
Preziidilul.
Sccietatea ,,Sentinsla Romin&'
din Fort Wayne, Ind. Convoa

din Fort Wayne, Ind. Convoa.
ca pc toti membrii sal a lua par
tc la adunarea generala de Z
llini, care va avea loc Dumineca
81 Martie 1918, in hala Societatii
din 81 Greder Street, Ia orcle
$50 a. N. precis. Toti membrii
sunt rugati Gu insistenta lua
partc la aceasta sedinta. La or.
slinea zilei va fl darea de seams
de 3 luni 81 alegerea de secreta1
seripturistic did cauza ca fostul
secretar a parasit orasul liostrn
Tot odata snht rugati totii mem.
hrii apartinatpri Societatii noas.
tre ca pc ziuas siis numita' sa-si
achite toti taxele restante, att
cotcle lunare, cit 81 taxele colec.
tive, ca sd ne putem da 0 dare
de seama corccta.
Prexidiul.
Societatea yAlbina" din New
Castle, Pa. - Convoaca pe tot
J membrii sal a lua parte la adu
narea ,generala lunara, care So
va tinea Dumineca, 81 Martie
1918, "a orele 2 p. m. in hala SO.
cietatii din 1920 So. Jefferson
Printre alte puncte insemnate
de 'rezolvat va fl 81 dimisia Sc.
cretaruluil financiar N. Stan $;
alegerea altuia in locul dinsului
Asemenea va Fl 81 dimisia admi.
histratorului A. Tunea. Sunt ru'
gait toti fratii melnbrii lua Ii
cunostinta ,aceasta 81 sd Sc pre-,
zinte toti la aceasta adnnare.
Prsxidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-27
LLOYD GEORGE FELICITx
ARNGATEI.E LUZ HAIG.


LONDRA, 25 Martie. David
Lloyd George, prim ministrnl An
gliei, intro telegrama trimisa
Feldmaresalului Haig, zice:
,,Cabinetul englez doreste sa
exprime armatei multumirile ma
tihnei pentru spiendida So apa-
Erares fntregnls imperiu 4. pliR. de
mindrie pc lcind urnlareste croi-
ca rezistenta pusa de bravele hi
trupe contra covirsitorulul nu-
mar de armatc inamice.
,,Cunoscindu-le curajul 81 taria
orr de cite orr onoarea tarii q
atirnat de vaioarea iar. ilnpefiul
asteapta Gu incredecs rezultatul
acestui razboi, rezui' atul care va
|~aduce lnvingerea ;alniculni in
incercarca lui de 4 sugruma ma
tiunile litere din intreaga lnmc.
,,Acasa, moi suntem pregatiti sd
facem to- ce ne s.a in putinta
spre a ajuta intr 'un adevarat
spirit de camaraderie. Oamenii,
tunurile 81 mitralierelc carl sd
inlocuiasca toate perderilc, sunt
acum in Franta, orr deja pc
drum, 81 inca alte forte de oa-
meni 81 dc tunuri sunt gaia de a
fl aruncate in lupta.s
RB0EI.E ANGLIEI 81 PRHSE-
DMTELE WILSON TELE0RA-
Il. 4 TLAZA LUZ HAI0.
LONiDIsA, s25 Martie. - Astazi
reEele George a TRIMS Feldmare-
saMlui Haig urmatoarea telegra-
ma I:
,,Te asigur CD fortitudnea, Gu
ragiul 81 sacrificiul Gu care tru-
/ fpele de sub comanda d-tale con-
ftinua sd reziste att de eroic multi
superiorului numar de dusman.
sunt rccunoscute 81 appreciate de
mine 81 de poporul meu. Imperi-
|ul sta calm 81 are toata increde-
rea in soldatii sal. Dumnezeu sal
bine cuvinteze 81 Sd le, dea tarie
| in acest timp de grea incercare"
WASHINGTON, 25 Martie.
Preyedintele Wilson 9 telegrafiat
astazi Feldmsresalului Haig, fc.
licitindu-l pentru rezistcnta En-.
glezilor contra ofeilsiveis germa.
me- sii propovaduind osvictorie .,
|liata in timpul final. IS
afT Tele6rama FreSedintelni zice.
/ sPermiteti-ni sa-mi cxprim c6l.
duroasa sdmiratie pentru splen,
dida txrie 81 vaioarea cu care
|trupcle d-tale = an dmpotrivit !.
salturilor germane, ii perfecta
| incredere pc care toti Alnerics.
nii o al cA dsta vel ciftiga d sasii.
|gurata 81 finala victorie {
tASf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-28
ONE OLD OWNER VS.
 1000 NEW BUYERS
Cadillac Executive Makes Statement
 on Policy of Company

Not for thousand new buyers would we do anything to disturb the friendly relations existing between the Cadillac company and Cadillac own ers,' said R. H. Collins. president of the Cadillac Motor Car company re- gently, in outlining the companys pol icies
 MT. Collins further says: "An in crease in the number of new Cadil- lac owners is not now a matter which gives the Cadillac company any es- pecial concern
 The quiet but emphatic indorsemert of those who drive the Cadillac adds each year all the new Cadillac buyers we are able to consider, and still main tain the existing high standard
 We are much concerned, therefore, in perpetuating the friendly relations now existing between our company and it's very large clientele.
 The resources of this company are dedicated to the grateful task of hold. ing the confidence the Cadillac already enjoys
 "The vast majority of Cadillac own CTS never even think of acquiring any other car than the Cadillac
 There is nothing more inspiring in industrial America than the year-after. year allegiance of Cadillac owners
 We are more vitally concerned in continuing to deserve this allegiance than in any increase in business that could possibly come to the Cadillac company"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-28
MOTOR TRUCKS ARE
 GREATEST SAVERS
 IN TRANSPORTATION
Manufacturers and Shippers Spared Thousands of Dol lars Through Lack of
 Breakage

A feature of motor truck transportation that is savin gmarufacturers and ship- pers thousands Of dollars is that ot breakage ard damage of goods in transi. being reduced to a minimum. Eggs. glassware, china, porcelain goods. not te mention cthe~ breakable articles, are now being transported by motor truck over distances from 9 to 200 miles on all kinds of roads, with breakage average that is almost Till.
 When such facts are taken into con- sideration and compared with the high average of broken and damaged goods that apparently Is necessary in the rapid handlingby other transportation methods, thie additional saving reduces the cost of motor truck transportation quite materially" says Clifford A. Will Hams, director of sales of the Kisse. Motor Car company.
 "Anotaec feature of the motor truck that still further reduces this saving IS that of the almost total lack of theft ot goods while m transit. With the careful selection of drivers s-nd helpers now ns ing exercised by motor truck transpot- tation companies and with the almost total lack of opportunity for other hands than hose of the driver to come in con tact with tho goods so shipped, it can be seen that suoh thcfts are practically irn- possible.
 Tt wo.ijd not surprise me that the time is not far distant if 1t has not already arrived when shippers will give preter- ence to motor truck transportation. Un- doubtediy this reduction of loss from thefts will eventually cause reduced rate by insurance companies who issue policies against losses of this nature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-28
Transportation Service
 Department Installed

Earl Ford, sales manager for the Cruse Crawford Manufacturing com pany, distributor of Republic" trucks. has just installed transportation service department where merchants. manufacturers or lumber concerns who operate trucks of all kinds can get expert advice along the lines of econ- omlzlng. No matter what kind of trucks you are operating if you be- lleve that your upkeep is getting too heavy, You are at liberty to call Mr. Ford, whose services and advice is free
 MT Ford has saved hundreds of dol lars for many firms now operating fleets of trucks in all parts of Ala oama, and has identified himself as a transportation expert If you are To- cated at distance from Birmingham. either write MT. Ford or call him ovcr long distance stating your troubles and arrangements will be made to dis cuss plans for cutting any unneces- sary upkeep The ruce-Crawford Manufacturing company. have just ir.- stalled modern department for car rying a large stock of parts for Re public trucks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-28
Don t Buy Tires That Are Seconds, Says
 Local Tire Expert
Motorists Fooled in Many Instances With Such Purchases and Lose
 Their Investment

Don't buy tires that are seconds. :" said H Blackloek of the Blacklock- Posner Tire company. "NIotorists who have kept close mileage on seconds have discovered that they are fooled in many instances with such purchases and their investment is at a loss.
 q am one of the largest tire dealers in the south, carrying the largest line and assortment of all kinds of tires at all prices. If a car owner wants sec onds we have them but we never urge them on the public because we can not tell how much mileage they will give. No dealer takes any chancAs on guaranteeing the mileage of seconds and why should the motor car owners
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-28
AUTO SHOPS WILL BE |C[OSED ON SUNDAY
 UNDER NEW RULES
Local Dealers Adopt Plan of Economy at Govern
 ment's Request

The automobile dealers of Birmingham, through the Birmingham Motor Trade association, has made announcement that, complying with the request of the war economy board of the council ot national defense. they will adopt a few
 war rules to take effect August 1.
 These new rules are as follows;
 l. To discontinue all unnecessary and Tree service and inspections
 7. To close salesrooms, repair shops and all other departments after D. m daily and D. m. Saturday, and all day Sun days and holidays.
 5 In order to eliminate unnecessary office work, the government has re- quested that all business be conducted as economically and efficiently as possi- ble. Therefore. on and after August l all parts, repairs and labors will be c. o. b.
 The officers of the Birmingham Motor Trade association. which has been formed in the last few weeks, consist of E. w. Brownell, president; H. A. Drennen, vice president; D. P. Knapp, treasurer.
 The directors are: F. w BrowneIl, H. NJ. Bailey E. B. Crawford, l. F. Per kins. R. C. Lees, while the membership consists of the following automobile firms: Brownell Auto company, Perkins Motor company. Robert D. Maxwell com pany, Backlock- -Posner company. Elcar Motor Sales company. Overland Motor Car company, E. B, Crawford, Southern Garage company, City Tire and Top com pany Birmingham Auto Top com pany. Drennen Motor company, Adamson Motor company, Birmingham Motor company, Gafford Tire company. Taylor Mctor company, Edwards Motor company, Motor Sales corporation sniteds ~@A Auto, Supplyss company. Ensiey Motor eofripany. w. w Phelps Motor company. Detroit Motor company
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-28
Like Fairy Tales Come True

Linda A. Griffith, in Film Fun
 Douglas Fairbanks palatial resi- dence was pointed out to me, as also Mary Pickfords white house, which IS almost hidden from view. being set in the center of solid block of oranpe trees. She had just bought her broth CT Jack a new Cadillac, so I was told and to her sister Lottie she has given many wonderful gems. They say she has taken care of the family since her years numbered 10. Seemed strange to recall nine shert years ago, when Mary had a room Tat a boarding house on Hill street, Los Angeles called Tho Lille" which she left. taking room at the New Broadway hotel with her brother Jack for $4.50 per week Jack was nine years old then. and Mary allowed him 50 cents n night for his dinner.
 The story of the movies. one must confess. does sometimes read quite as magical as the Arabian Nights tales But there are many ard-luck stories told There is much poverty among the players. and there is much pros perity Numbers are so homesick for New York they would take the first train back if they had the price. They live in the hope that some day they may. Some of the actors have com fortable little homes with wife and children. Some who have always earned very modest salary. and who have lived simply and not squandered own their own little bungalows aad two or three others from which they get nice income. Others who have been earning hundreds of dollars a week, and lost their jobs when the ger eral retrenchment and cutting down of productions due to the war began. are wondering how they are to pay their income tax. So runs the story the shiftless. the unfortunate the spendthrift. Prosperity and pinchng poverty hold hands on the studio lot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-28
HoU q aMotor Car Won Success President Owen of Liberty Gives Interesting Details of
 His Companys Development
By PERCY OWEN

Because July is the second anniversary month of the Liberty company we have been asked by great many people to ex1 ain the Liberty cars phenomenal success in the limited period it has been available to motor car buyers Some of the facts about our early history are really interesting because they reveal some of the intimate little details in con nection with the development of sue cessful business which are not ordinarily known to the general public.
 Two years is not a great stretch of time, but when starting with definite idea and when backed by years of ex- perience, much can be accomplished Our purpose was to build for the owner and user car of unusual riding and driv- ing comfort. Because of our sincerity and belief in our purpose the Liberty car was perfected in less time than a car of it's kind had ever been before. yet 1t answered in every respect the definite requirements that had been rigidly pre-. serbed for it.
 In April. 1916, the first Liberty experi- mental cars were ready. Then started the gruelling road tests which were to try the result of our combined efforts Never were cars put through a more stringent trial. However. as we hoped and expected. they came through in splendid style as befitted the time and talent and effort represented in their construction We found that an unusual car had been developed
 Selecting the name of car, a name which will please and can be easily re- membered, is most difficult. There came to two of us one day, right out of clear sky, the name Liberty Liberty well why not? The whole world Is thinkinr of Liberty. we thought G.bert is destined to be talked about the world
 iulnd. And so it was selected Little did we realize in the early winter Of 1916 that Liberty would be such a sig nifcant word and of such tremendous value to us, Copyrighted, of course We have it's exclusive use on automobiles and no one can take it from us.
 We tried from the start to give ou, car an exclusively Liberty appearance. While differing from the usual. we have avoided th> freaksh in our design. We patiently worked it out, first on drawing paper. then life size on blackboards. fifth size in wax, back to drawing board, then life-siZe in clay. Lines and curves were corrected. improved and made to harmoniousy flow into each other We resolved that our car must be of good appearance. It must look it's part And We have been told from the start it was a good looking" car.
 Few builders have set as rigid a re- qurement for the comfort of the rider and driver as we did. What success We have achieved is because the car itself has induced the thought in the minds of Liberty owners that it was an extraordinarily satisfa ctory car We asked the public to ride in it, to drive it, to be their own judges. The did do this, and our reputation started from the satisfaction the Liberty gave by req
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-28
Changes Announced
 in Branch Managers


 The Goodyear Tire and Rubber com pany' Akron, O., is announcing the fol- towing changes in branch manag gers:
 h. C. Alexander, formerly supervisor Of salesmen for the Indianapolis district. mas been appointed manager at Cincin- nati. succeeding E. G. 2hick, promoted to the automobile tire department at Akron.
 J. $. Taylor, formerly sales supervisor or the southern district, is now mana ger at Jacksonville, Fla, succeeding J. J. kendall, now in the federal service.
 Ii. C. Davies is acting branch manager at Dallas Tex, replacing R. s. Brace, now in the federal service
 d. NJ. Dine. formerly branch manager at Omaha Neb, is now assistant man. ager at the Chicago branch.
 C. A. Cramer, formerly manager at Cedar Rapids, has succeeded MT. Dine at Omaha.
 K. l.. Luthey has been promoted from supervisor of sales at Chicago, to branch manager at Cedar Rapids, la.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-28

son of the difference in the way it rode and drove.
 On account of the quality of it's de- sign, Liberty cars attract the attention or leading dealers and users In New ork we were almost immediately repre- sented by one of the oldest and best known dealers, who had sold only the most expensive cars
 At the first national show where we exhibited Liberty features received prob ably more attention by newspaper and technical papers than those of any other car shown. Soon after it attracted at. tention abroad and we very early in our lareer were solicited by dealers from d. countries not engaged in the war
 We have used literally. and with good effect, the great advertising media a. the country. and through them the Llp- erty is known to millions.
 Dealer representation is now wide spread. iberty cars are distributed in all the leading cities of the country as Well as abroad. Our cars are used by thousands and have become a nationally appreciated product