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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-13
JEWISH RELIEF FUND

The complete returns of the cam paign for funds for the Jewish relief have been compiled by J. B. Morton, chairman of the drive. who feels grat- flied with the amount subscribed, which amounted to $2,320.S0. The larger DOT ton of this was cash, only $366.25 hay ing been subscribed on pledges. The following list was made up by MT. Nor ton: Cash subscriptions, s1,244.50; cash on pledges, $157.25: dance at West Lake. s243.01; booths, $309.79; pledges s366.25.
 The Jefferson Fertilizer Company s plant at Bessemer has been sold to the Royster Guano Company, large east ern syndicate, and will be operated by the company in future.
 The consideration for the plant was not announced, nor the plans of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-13
WILLIAM SELLERS

HooH dItef long illness. Funeral services were held from tbe residence Monday afternoon ait 8 o'clock, burial following at Pleasant itili cemetery. He is sues:sed bv a number of Grandchildren and was well known in the district.
 delightful meeting of the young matrons' band of the Woman's Mis- slohary Onion of the First Baptist Cnurch was held at the residence of Mrs. Rush Randall Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs Penry Evans as hostess Mrs Arthur Reynolds pre- sided over the devotional and business meeting, after which social interval was enjoyed, when the hostess served a salad course.
 The following members were present. Mrs Arthur Reynolds Mrs. Fay Ran dall' Mrs. Ernest Dunlap Mrs. H. NJ. Batts. Mrs. Walter Gwin, Mrs. w. E. McWilliams, Jr., Mrs. E. P Durrett. Mrs. Bruce Snider. Mrs. W. B. Thomp- son and Mrs. J. L. Wood The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Walter Gwin at her home at 14So Fourth avenue.
 Circle No. 1, Pastors Helrers. will hold meeting at the residence of Mrs. Ben Hosey Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock. This is the firss meeting held py the circle in some time and a large attendance is desired
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-21
CO N U N IcAT.

No. 17oa-92o.
Sc aduce la cunostinta onor. So
cietati 81 membri ca la secretariatul
general al Uniunei Sc afla de vim
zase astoria Americei in romines-
te de Ilie Martin Selisteanul 81 care
Istorie in doua volume. Pretul
fie carui volum de 6Oc.
Comandele insotite de cost Sc fac
la loan N. Sufana, seer. gen., 312
So. Liberty Str, Alliance, o.
De la secretarul general Sc pot
comanda 81 Diplome pentru memb-
Ri Solicitation, adeca al Uniunei.
Aceasta comanda Sc poate face nu-
mai prin Societati 81 al carei cost
e de $1.25 din care 25c trece in
fondul Societatei, lar $1.00 Sc tri-
mite odata Gu comanda.
Sc mai afla butoni extra de pus
la lantul de ceas. Pretul unui ase-
menea button e de $500.
Alliance, O., q Iulie 1920.
loan N. Sufand, seer. gen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-21
Parlamentul

afirmarile facute de socialist stunt
simple exageratiuni.
IN epilog al discutiat,,ii osuprd
s. Z. B.
D. DR.. LUPU in aplauzele mi
noritatii care z1mbeste semnifica-
tiv, citeste 0 motiune prin care Sc
cere municipalizarea societatii de
tramvaie.
d. MARZESCU, care cerut
cuvintul in aceasta chestiune, il
obtine destul de greu, de oarece la
tribuna urma d. Magearu.
Protestarile dlui Mirzescu dau
nastere la desc 81 violente apostro.
fari cari-i sunt adresate din rindu.
|rile socialistilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-21
CAMERA
Sedintele della go lulie.

La ora 9:2O, d. Duiliu Zamfire-
scu deschide sedinta.
Sc indeplinesc formalitatile O.
bi::nuite, dupa carl Sc anunta mai
multc interpelari, intre carl aceea
privitoare la masurile luate in ur-
ma dezastrului provocat de incen-
diu IL minele de carbuni din jud.
Mascel.
I'm deputat socialist intreaba
guvernul ce masuri intelege sd ia
fata de greva della tramvaie, ca
reia sunt Esperanto ca va urma
greva birjarilor 81 automobilistilor.
Guvernul de asemenea este in
trcbat daca crede ca buna masu-
"a luata de obliga pc invatator
sd Sc retraga din cooperatiune.
Par. Grigorescu CONSTANTLY ce-
re sa Sc puma la dispozitie dosa-
IT.! privitor la ancheta facuta i'm
potriva directorului seminarului
"Central din Capitala urmind a
desvolta o interpelare.
Chestiunea prizonierilor de ras-
boiu este din nou atinsa, cerindu-
Sc guyernului so elucideze defini-
tiv, de oarecc dupa doui ami ca in
ca nu resolvata.
Sc cere ministerului de rasboi,
sd In masuri spre a face sd ince-
teze "cheltuielile exagerate deter
inmate de marirea de efectiv inu-
tia prin inmultirea ofiterilor .e-
nerali 81 SUPERIOR 81 prin interim
nabile avansari facute cu date an.
terioare.
Sc Ger dosarele privitoare la de-
zastruoasa exploatare a paduri'or
din Basarabia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-21
CAUTAM LUCRATORI Ia
MINELE DE CARBUNI

CAUTAM LUCRATORI LA
MINELE DE CARBUNI
In minele noastre de carbuni in
orasele SARRATON, RICHARD,
BURKE, PRETZ, MASONTOWN
81 KINGWOOD, w. Va, Preston
County.
Carbunii sunt de 4 urine inal-
time. Minele sunt adinci 81 usca-
tc, nu au gas nici pietri.
Cistigul minerilor nostri este de
la $125 pima la 5000, pc termen
de doua saptamini.
MOI lucram in fie care zi-din
cauza ca furnizam carbuni pentru
Bethlehem Steel Co., care fntot-
deauna are un transport excellent.
Numarul nostru de vagoane de O.
tel crescut inca Gu o mie.
Platlm net tona Gu pickul $1.O9
lar in room 97c, dupa incarcatura
de masini 76c, lar in room zoe.
Chiria este della $500 pima la
$3.50 lunar.
Veniti gaia pentru lucru sau
scrieti la
Penn Mary Coal Company,
Preston Division H.
MORGANTOWN, w. VA.
Oficiul nostru este drept la pi-
ciorul podului, aproape de garlic
b. & o. 81 Penna., la strada Pleas
ant No. 1. (2-5l25se)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-21
INDRuMARI

Stunt rugati toti abonentii
nostri a observa urmatoarele
reguli la trimiterea pentru
sch4inbare de adresa:
1. Sa sc scrie adresa veche
unde ia mers ziarul 81 adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoana sd
Sc alature marci de SC. Sa sc
caute sd nj sc dea numele stra-
del 81 al orasului correct.
Cine nu observa aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapta sd Sc
schimbe adresa ca nu Sc poate.
Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-21

Interpelarea d-lui C.. Tdnase.
Conform regulamentului 81 ur
mator declaratiunii bancii minis
teriale ca gaia sd raspunda ime.
dat, Sc admite ca deputatul socia-
list TANASE sa desvolte interpe-
larea sa privitoare la greva perso-
nalului de tramvaie.
Interpelatorul a facut un istoric
al asociatiunii professionals per-
sonalului S. T. B., asociatiune ca
re nu avea la inceput decit un ca
racter particular.
Della acest caracter, asociatiunea
a trecut in mod firesc la rolul de
aparator al intereselor generate q
mcmbrilor eli. Aratind rolul pe
care l-au avut multi functionari a;
societatii in ultimele evenimente
vorbitorul spune ca directia S. T.
B. Isl luase anumite angajamente
fara sa le fl respectat. Din acea-
sta pricina, grevistii nu pot sa pri-
measca mijlocirea comisiunilor de
arbitraj, earl lucreaza in mod in
teresat. Greva este datorita-zice
vorbitorul-sicanelor 81 persecu-
tiunilor la carl sunt supusi oame-
nil della s. T. B.
In incheiere, deputatul socialist
a cerut o ancheta parlamentara,
sustinut de d. Cristescu-tot So
cialist-care pc Gale de intrerupe-
re, cerut comunizarea S. r. B.
ului 81 scoaterea-i din nina acapa-
ratorilor liberali.''
RdspunsM n,inistrulu muncii.
d. CIR. TRANCU-IAsI, minis
trul muncii. raspunzind interpe-
larii, arata Cd personalul "S. T.
B.55 a procedat Gu usurinta cind
a proclamat greva. Actuala gre
va nu are nici un motiv econo-
mic, ci simpla ccrere a greyistilor
de . Sc elimina 2 functionari 81 de
q Sc reprint 7 grevisti. Directiu-
nea societatii pare a fl acceptat in
principiu, cererile formulate asu-
pra functionarilor sus mentionati.
Grevistii resping All comisiunea de
arbitraj, cerind 0 comisie parla-
mentara. Parlamentul nu are de
cit 50 Q accepte, dar mentalitatea
scessta, dovedind o inclinatiune
'constanta pentru greva, este 0 men
talitate care constitute crima i'm
potriva t6rii.
In replica deputatul socialist
TANASE q arafat Cd rolul conf
siunilor de arbitragiu este un rol
ilusoriu de oarece nici odata pa
tronii n'au respectful decisiunile|
acestor comisii.
Ministrpl muncii, a. TRANCU-1
LA&1 > iueheiat en- oonststarss c6J
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-21

hoscuta Ia ministerul de industrie
81 comert. D-sa, desi Ia o cerere
anterioara Sc raspunsese ca nu
avem faina nici pentru nevoile
consumatiunei noastre inferno, a
fost autorizat sd exporte 15O va
goane faina 81 $50 vagoane orr,
in schimbul a 500 vagoane zahar.
In ce priveste importul, autori-
zatiile d. Tazlaoanu lea dat dupa
aceeasi norma dupa care lea dat
81 pentru export 81 in procedarea
abusiva predecesorilor sal, ga
sit 0 justificare a propriei sale
procedari abusive.
Ca exemple, interpelatorul a ci-
tat cazul permisului pentru parfu-
merle acordat lui Loebel, permisul
de ciocoalta dat caselo r"Anglo-
Americana" 81 "Nestle," permisul
pentru parfumerie acordat lui Af-
TALON, permisul de covoare acordat
lui Mazliach 81 altul, de aceias ma
tura, acordat fratilor Baraghian.
Alte permise s'au dat fratilor
Roller casi firmei Einhorn, tot du-
pa norme impotriva legii.
In concluzie interpelatorul a a.
ratat ca, pc deoparte in societati
cointeresate, Sc nimiceSte avutia Ia
tionala aservindu-se unor capita
luri particulare, lar pc de alta par
te Sc urmareste trustificarea indus
triei rationale. Despre concep-
tiunea ministrului Tazlaoanu in
materie de export 81 import, inter
pelatorul spune ca ca ridicat a.
buzul 81 ilegalitatea la rangul de
doctrina de stat.
(Membrii majoritdtii, afectoti de
tonul pc care vOrbitorul spune a.
ceste cuuinte, isbucnesc IN ercld-
mat1 ironicc 81 pc alocuri in RI
sete. d. N. Iorga, uitindu-se ui-
mt la ei, clatind capul si-si face
cruce, CT cea mai n,i,atd figurd. }
O asemenea procedare, a inche-
lat vorbitorul, naSte ideea ca cei
carl procedeaza astfel su1t direct
interesati la acordarea unor ase-
menea avantagii personale.
d. Magearu incheiat facind
APPEL la d. general Averescu sd ia
ca zid 1mpotriva dusmanilor din
nauntru al tarei, dupa cum a ia
cut zid impotriva dusmanilor din
afara.
(Aplauze vii la opozitie.)
RdspunsM d-Eui General Arerescu
y. GENERAL AVERESCU. -
Gasesc foarte legimita preocuparea
|, pc care 0 vad manifestata la I'm
tinar parlamentar de a Sc pune in
evidenta, mai ales cind stu Cd S a
spus ca daca un ministru parase-
ste banca ministeriala este totdea-
una rezerva gaia sal ia locul.
Cind vorba insa de fapte carl
privesc chestnut de intcres gene.
raj, necesara soljdaritate a tu-
turor oamenilor de bine din acea-
sta tara.
Succesele efemere nu trebue sa
preocupe pc nimeni, ci trebue sd
avem in vedere rezolvarea reale-
lor probleme la ordinea zilei.
Cind d. Magearu anuntat in
terpelarea d-sale lam rugat so a.
mine, pima cind guvernul va aducc
in diiscutiunea parlamentului de-
cretele-legi la carl a facut aluzie
vorbind de d. ministru Tazlaoanu.
A discuta aceste decrete-legi A.
cum, este prematur. Discutia Sc
va face pc larg, in fata Adunarei,
aci.
Oar este alta latura care a
fost atinsa, 81 care trebue negresit
elucidata. Aceasta chestiune este
aceea a onestitatei gestiunei d.lui
ministru de industrie 81 comert. In
aceasta privinta, d. ministru Tsz-
laoanu va da inediat raspunsul pe
care-l doreste 81 care va face o do
vada suficienta . onestitatii sale.
prin opozitie Gu impresiunea ne
care a facut-o discursul d-lui Ma
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rlle sOclallStllor.
0 amenintare GU palme...
La tribuna suie d. Magearu, ca
re trebuie sa-si dcsvolte intcrpela
rea in chestiunea cointeresarii. D-sa
scoate ceasornicul din buzunar S;
Sc uita la ell.
Din rindurile majoritatii, d. Nj.
CULESCU-BUZESTI ii adresea
"a intrebarea: Cinta vreme al d.
glnd sa he pisezi? d. Magearu i
raspunde: Esti obraznic!
La care d. Niculesc- c-Buzesti i
spune: ''Sa stii cam sa-ti trae
doua perechi de palme...
Prezidentul Adunarii intervine
ca 81 d. general Averescu, relevind
incidental 81 cerind retragerea Gu
vintelor rostite.
Dupa o vie discutiune in ches
tune de regulament, discutie Ia
care participa d-nii Mirzescu s
1orga, sustinlnd puncte de vedert
opuse, are cuvintul d. Magearu.
Mterpelarea d-lui Magearu IN
chestia c0interesdrii.
Dupa serie de consideration
asupra parlamentului in viata so
ciala interpelatorul, Ocup1ndu-se d.
crearea pc Gale de decret-lege, &
intreprinderii della Resita 81 in
stitutiunilor "Refacerea industris
la" 81 "Reconstructia, declare
procedarea unconstitutional.
Guvernul, procedind la infiinta
rea acestor intreprinderi, a porni1
della principiul cointeresarii, adica
al tovarasiei Statului GU initiati.
va particulara ale carei avantagii
si-le rezerva pc deplin, instituind
in aceasi vreme 81 sistemul mono.
polului.
Statul, cind concedeaza monopo.
lul, mai ales al unui produs asa de
important cum petrolul, are da.
toria sd ia o serie de masuri prin
care sa-si garanteze avantagile la
carl MI poate in nici un caz Sd
renunte.
Analizind cele trei intreprinderi
de carl vorba mai sus, interpela.
torul spune ca instituirea "I. r.
d. P.' este cea mai putin dauna
toare pentru intereselc Statului, 81
ell anumite corrective, ca este accep,
tabila.
In ce priveste intreprinderea de
la Resita, cele mai elementare con
sideratiuni legalh sunt nesocotite.
In Resita totusi, garantiile erau
necesare 81 mai usor de luat decit
ori unde, deoarece era vorba de
material care apartinea Statului
romln. In actul de constituire al
acestei societati, Sc gaseste figu-
rind societatea austro-ungara de
Gale ferata cu un rapport social de
80 milioane, aport care mai pc ur-
ma Sc vede figurind la "a mil.
100000 lei.
Ceeace insa Gu desavirsire ex-
traordinar in aceasta cointeresare
: faptul ca aportul social al statu-
[ui romin nu este evaluat de la in
'eput ci Sc lasa libertatea evaluarii
ui mai tarziu. in scop de q fl re-
1us la jumatate.
Interesant de asemenea ca de
j Statul are eel mai mare aport
social, din 25 consilieri el nu are
1ecit 4, dupa cum interesant este
1e stiut pc deoparte ca o patrime
lin capital hotaraste asupra acti.
vitstii, lar pc do alta parte Sc
'pune ca adunarile generale Sc pot
inc ori unde.
Acolo unde culmineaza insa
nentalitatea speciala a guvernului
i q d-lui TazlaOanu este in intre-
'rinderile "Refacerea industriala =
j "Reconstructia."
In procedarea guvernului in T.
este doua intreprinderi, interpe-
atorul vede falAificares unei con-
eptiuni economics.
.4t : 1ssAft E4S.t 80
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-27

Without the permission of her hui.
hand woman in Italy cannot give
away any of her property, raise NOR.
cages, contract debts, or dispose OF
oil receive capital.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-27
Lakeland, Fla. May q, 1920.

Lakeland, Fla, May ~, 1920.
Editor Town Gossip: Tom is the
name Of a big Collie dog that belongs
to one Of our ueighbors. He's as fine
a dog as I've ever seen and has more
intelligence than the average human
being. The other day, while our
neighbor's baby was playing in the
yard, rooster came up and fright
ened the child, so that 1t screamed
loudly. Tom. who was taking a sun
bath, rose and chased the rooster
away. His owner, who saw only the
dog chasing the chicken, whistled to
him and then Tom, in obedience, gave
up his chase and ran over to his own
er, the man took up a short stick ami
beat him two Of three times. l could
not help but wonder what Tom
thought about II all.
A WOMAN WHO LOVES DOGS.
DEAR WOMAN who likes dogs.
I'm AS much in the dark.
AS YOU yourself are.
ABOUT WHAT Tom thought.
WHEN HE got the beating.
FOR STOPPING the rooster.
FROM ANNOYING the baby.
BUT IN every mans life.
AND EVERY womans life.
AND IN every dogs life
THERE COMES a time.
WHEN THEY do something.
WHICH IS worthy.
OF HIGHEST praise.
AND CONCENTRATION.
AND SOMEHOW or other.
THEIR ACTIONS.
ARE misunde rstood.
AND THEY get blamed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-27
The Town GOSSIP


FOR WHAT they have done.
AND CRITICISED.
AND LOOKED UPON.
WITH sCoRN.
AND UPON those occasions.
THE WORLD looks dark.
AND 1T doesn't seem.
THAT LIES worth living.
BUT AFTER while.
THE CLOUDS begin to lift.
AND THINGS brighten up.
AND TAKE Tom for example.
AS AN illustration.
AND WHILE he felt sore.
OVER THE beating.
UNDOUBTEDLY HE felt good.
ABOUT HAVING.
STOPPED THE rooster.
FROM ANNOYING.
HIS BABY friend.
AND WAY down in his heart.
HE KNEW he had done right.
AND NO number of beatings.
COULD TAKE that knowledge.
AWAY FROM him.
AND IT'S the same way.
WITH THE REST of US.
I THANK YOU.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-27
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
FIFTEEN SCHOOLSlN
HAVERFORD MEET
LawrencevilIe, Haverford and
Newark Are Favorites for
Tonight's Gym Contests

Hayerford, Pa, Feb. 27.-With more
than a hundred contestants and fifteen
schools entered in the interscholastic
gym contest TO be staged tonight at
Haverford College, prospects are that
the first meet after lapse OF two
years, due to war conditions, will be
n classic worthy to rank with the other
sixteen meets that have made Haver-
ford famous as patron OF schoolboy
sports. :.
Although scoring will take place by
schools, cups will be awarded to the
winners of first, second and third places
In each Of the eleven events OF the
strong roster. The event of the evening
will be the mile relay race, which is
open only to lads under fifteen.
Lawrenceville, Haverford School, and
Newark Academy are looked upon as
favorites for premier honors tonight,
rs they have carried off the crown in
the majority Of the past contests, but
Episcopal and Penn Charter have placed
strong teams in the field, and the COM
petition will be keen. Faucet, the
husky Episcopal captain. who won the
interscholastic track meet for the Acad-
emy lads last year, Is looked upon as
sure point -getter in the 20 and go
yard dashes and the rope climb. Meyer,
the half miller, and Rady from Penn
Charter; Aldrich, from Lawrenceville,
and Young and Ewing, from Hayerford
School, are among the luminaries from
schoolboy ranks who will represent their
schools.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
JUMPING IS ANOTHER BRANCH OF SPORT
JURY VOTES TO INDICT
DEMPSEY AND KEARNS
Charged That Pair conspired
to Violate Draft Laws for
U. S. Army

San Francisco. Feb. 27-lt was an
nounced here yesterday that the federal
grand jury had voted an indictment
against Jack Dempsey, worlds heavy
weight champion, and his manager, JACK
Kearns, charging the pair with con :
spring to violate the selective service
law in an effort to save Dempsey from
being drafted into the army.
The indictment. which will be re.
turned in the United States District
Court today, follows consideration
of the case for several days by the
grand jury. during which time letters
written by Dempsey to his divorced
wife. Maxine Dempsey, were offered In
evidence.
The inquiry was instituted as the
result Of charges by Mrs. Dempsey to
the effect that the pugilist obtainef de-
ferred classification in the draft on tht
ground that he was the sole support o.
his wife, whereas, she alleged, II was
she who supported the family; Th'
letters purported to prove these. charges
but Mrs. Dempsey later made re-
traction in an affidavit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
MAIN BODY OF AS
GOES SOUTH TODAY
Amos Strunk Leads a Properly
chaperoned Detail Headed for
Louisiana Baseball Camp
NO ALCOHOL OINTMENT

The official departure Of the main
body Of the Athletics squad for Lake
Charles, La. is scheduled for this aft
ternoon at 3 40 from North Philadel-
phia Station. SO many of the Mackian
athletes dwell at points far west or
south Of this city. however. that the
squad departing today will number only
six players. The rest will go direct
from their homes to the rice fields.
The six include the local boys,
Strunk. Dykes and Bob Mccain, the
latter two being infielders. Dykes play
ed second base last year with Atlanta,
and Mccain was shortstop on Rube
Oldring's Suffolk team. Together with
gan. in6clders, well known here, whose
homes are Down East. and Frank Bra :
zill. the young third baseman expected
to plug the big vacancy at the Ath
letics' hot corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shibe will
chaperon the party. .....
Lake Charles, La. Feb. 27.-Tht
fourth day of the Athletics spring
training was accomplished yesterday
with the mercury standing ut 66 de
grees and bright sunshine prevalent
Because of the tempera ture Mack KEEP
to eliminate every thing but action. I
was busy day for Doc Ebling. II,
gave the battery men a complete rub
down. more than usual. witch haze
supplanting the alcohol Of bygone day
for ointment.
Manager Mack states that the crit
ical stage Of soreness has already beer
passed by his men. They have ceased
TO complain of smartinU muscles N
joints. The boys are all youngsters
the oldest but twenty seven, and there
fore it Is not question of makinl
them work, but of curbing them.
Manager Mack Is preparing his line
up for the Sunday game which will b.
played between the battery men ant
the Lake Charles semi-pro team
Pitchers and catchers will occupy in
field and out6eld positions.